Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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CLASS OF VISA Godfrey Tidrick Yoder L. Rankin McArthur M. Graham 0 Picken M. Brown L. Jackson Yo We Co Ao Officers Margaret Godfrey ..... ........................ .............. P r esident Louise Jackson ........ .... . . ........ Vice President Louise Rankin ..... Secretary Marjorie Brown ....... Treasurer Mary Graham ...... ............ P rogram Chairman Jane McArthur .... ........ M issioniary Chairman Kathryn Pick-en ....... ................ P ublic Chairman Janet Tidrick .................................................. Membership Chairman Edna Yoder .............................................................. Soclal Chairman Altho' our Y. W. C. A. has not been as large an organ-ization as W'e had hoped, we have had an inspirational year. With the help of several national Y. M. C. A. workers, the earnest work of some of our faculty, and the sincere efforts of our cabin-et we have laid a foundation for future years. D Page 57

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CLASS CDF u34 1 Hoover Kroth Bicket B. Sterrett Laing J. McMullen Eastwood R. McMullen- Malnners Y. M. C. A. Rex Hoover ....... ............................................ ............... P r esident Willard- Bicket ....... ........ V ice President Earl Kroth .......... .............. Tr easurer Boyd Sterrett .... ........................... P rogram James Laing ......... .............................. P ublicity Robert McMullen ...... ....... G ospel Team and Social Va ughn Manners ..... ................................... M usic James McMullen ..... ...................... M embership The Y. M. C. A., though including a minority group of the young ment of our campus, has been one of the manly redeeming features of our campus life during the past year. Regardless of distractions, and handicaps such as conflicting organiza- tions, depressions, indiiferences, love affairs etc., We have survived. We can only state that our efforts, tho-ugh not failures have not reached the maximum in the field and scope of this organization, that it is possible to reach. We, therefore, take this opportu-nity to extend to the new cabinet and Organization of '4 and '35 our best wishes to a year of actual maximum success. Also, to extend to the young men of the student body our plea that you will join the Organization and help in any way you can to achieve this success. R. H. '33 Page 56 A U

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' CLASS CDF HBA. Left to right, top row: Denning, D. Sterrett, Manners, Jackson, Capp, Keller, Kroth, B. Sterrett. Lower row: Redford, Clement, M. Sterrett, Ballengee fdirectorj, Beatie, Warren, James. MEN 'S GLEE CLUB Oflicers Glen Redford .... .......................... ..... .................... P r e sident Larry Jackson ...... ........ V ice-President 8x Publicity Manager William Beatie .................................................. Secretary-Treasurer Allison Denning .................................................... Business Manager d Since we were fortunate enough to be able to make a trip last year, we staye at home and kept the home folks satisfied this year. However the fact that we did not o on a trip should not be held as a criteria for our progress and achievement. 8 Each and every Tuesday night w-e assembled to receive instruction and inspira- 'll tion from Miss Ballengee. However it was not what we learned and did, which we W1 remember throughout the years to come, but the good fellowship, which we enjoyed at these meetings throughout the year. Page 58 I y I