Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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thc usual results followed. We now knew that we were there, and there to stay. Our first social gathering was at the home of Will Lynn. l-lere we were very pleasantly entertained, and here the present Seniors made us a memorable visit. They disturbed the quiet of the night by loud outcries, rappings which were not spiritual-but why enumerate? To what may they be compared? l-lad Shakespeare referred to them, he would surely have been justified in saying hcomparisons are odorousf' As Sophornores we made two moonlight flittings, 'call unbeknownstfi The first of these was to Rock Port, the second to the home of Bert Volker. Now we have arrived at the dignity of juniors. One more year and disconsolate students and Faculty will mourn our departure. Sadly they will say, There was never yet a class like unto this classf, But as consolation to them, and as a memento of our glad presence, we tender them, with our kindest regards. TARKIANA. 'm.,,,i,i11' Itllwut... Hu, 9 QQ ' xxxxxxxxw- V Q vt tlg? glg gm' f 5597 - ' Aff, '.- ' 'HJ 5 i ll ' tr r a m l. get ' gif VR We . .A aa M Q u ik ,- 34.-

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LOUISE F. BOTKIN, C. L. S., Class Secretary, '04 '05g Member of '07, 2 years. Be pleased your politics to spareg E I 'm old enough, and can myself take care. WILL M. LYNN, C. L. S.g Class President, '05-'06, Member of '07, 3 years. Him for the studious shade kind nature formed. MARY A. CUNNINGHAM, A. L. S.g Member of '07, l year. Powder thy radiant hair. Rq DUNCAN, F. L. S.g Class Secretary, '05-'06g Member of '07, 2 years. By this face This seeming brow of justice, did he win The hearts of all that he did angle for.