Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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J ' CLASS OF u34 1 Reading from left to right, top row: Paul, Lynn, Martin, Hulse, Stern, McCoy, Aikin, Thompson. i Middle row: Mercer, M. Reeed, Lesher, M. Prather, J. Rankin, Pollock, L. Rankin, H. Prather, Yoder, Graham. , Lower row: M. Rankin, Sawhill, J. Jackson, Pratt, Avery Cdirectorj, Scott, K. Rankin, L. Jackson, Godfrey. GIRL'S GLEE CLUB Officers Q President ............... ..................... ....... ' ' Pegyi' Godfrey Secretary .................. .......... J ane Rankin Business Manager ........... .. .............. Louise Jackson Librarian ................... . .................................................. Margaret Scott Armed with strong and melodious reinforcements from the musical faction of both new and old girls, the Glee Club resumed its attempts at shepherding blue notes as Well as all others into acceptable harmony. Sun or storm, moon or cloud-these faithful harmonists met and trilled out their scales and songs. Honesteffort must always receive its reward so the club took an extra holiday Spring Vacatio-n. The tour a complete success in all aspects, was made via our good- ship Oswald piloted by Coxy. But all good things have an end at some time and the Home Concert was the heretofore unequaled finale for another Musical year. Page 59 D

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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

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,I i l l i li s 3 is 1 l 1. CLASS OF 34 Mertz Barr Hamilton 5, 4 l l v , l 1 1. M ' 1 V '1 li' I 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Harold Mertz ..... ....................... .............. P r esident J. Harold Barr ...... .................. ........ V i ce President Elbert Hamilton ...... ....................... ......... S e c.-Treas. MEMBERS Joseph Stevenson, Margaret Godfrey, Larry Jackson, Edna Yoder, Boyd Sterrett, Louise Rankin, Morris Hall, Willard Bicket. The student council of '32-'33 was the first organization of its kind in Tarkio College. Th-e year was very successful and many things of importance Were accom- plished. The point system for activities Was adopted, library fines reduced, chapel services rearranged, auditing system of organization set up, organization for charter- ing of all campus societies and a representative sent to the s-ectional convention of the N. S. F. A. H. M. '33 Page 6'0 .