Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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K PAUL A. FERRIER. I On their own merits modest men are dumb., -Coleman 'By his works ye shall know himf' Captain Football Team, '05, ' President Y. M. C. A., '05-'06, Member of College Glee Club. Vfinner Athletic Contest. President Class '06, Junior Year. Holder of Broacl Jurrp Record. Business Managei' Phoenix. President Forum Literary Society, ,06. Member Double Quartette. Star in the HCrisis H Member U. P. Church Choir. Habitual Smoker. - lnveteratc Gambler. Perpetual Drinker. Terror of the Faculty. Deacl Game Sport. EDITH ALEXANDER GIBB. ustuclious she is but in stature small, a clumpy Womang with coquettish charms arrayecl, laughing eyes and fugitivef' In Belfast born, in America matured. With Irish wit and Tarkio culture. In '03 a Freshman, in '04 a Junior, in ,OS a school ' 'li A 1 ' .. 'ff Q 5.1.4, J'- ' ,., ,Q 1, 5'-F .i, f??4::f .. -- marm, in '06 a Senior with A. L. S. and A. B. honors. This is our Edith. - -3-.

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Ln. WE SEEN YER BANNER. November 9th of IQO5 The Seniors all, too old to drive, Cn passenger bound north to Coin, Did gayly start our team to join. 'Wie seen yer banner! The students all with mighty yell, Till weary people did rebel Despatehccl the team for Amity, Despatchecl the team to victory. We seen yer banner! The fooothall team was not quite all That hoarclecl train with shout and squall. The Seniors grave their banner took And waved it for a farewell look. We seen yer banner! ' X-We seen yer banner, yes we did, We got your banner and get it hid. The Seniors smiles turned upside down Their groans were heard all over to'-vn. lxllfe seen yer banner! Vfe 've got yer banner, Seniors blue, Anal we intend to keep it, too. Though Emily says it was pretty, quite, Why it was only red and white. We seen yer banner! That banner all of silk was made, They said it would not split or fade. A whole yard wide for fifty cents, Ah, wealthy Seniors, get ye hence. We seen yer banner! To us it seemeth, Seniors sage, That people mostly ol' your age Xvould better know than shake about That dreadful rag with Juniors out. We seen yer banner! That self-same night, good Seniors true, We took a straw ride, bonfire, too. And, Seniors, would your heart be hroke To know your banner turned to smoke? Wfe seen yer banner! We diclnit burn it, 19065 Your rag is in an awful Hx. So like the Seniors 'twas, so green That 'twouldn't burn, it was too mean. We ,ve got yer banner! .32-