Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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THE TARKIANA. 1936 mage two .f ,audio Cff0!X8gL' BOARD CF DIRECTORS IOHY E DODDS. President Dodds Lumber Company- Brandeis Theatre Building, ' ' ' Omaha, Nebraska JOHN W. HANNA, Receiver, Clinton, Missouri. J. EDWARD TRAVIS, President First National Bank, Tarkio, Missouri. GEORGE BOETTNER, President Bank of Atchison County, Rock Port, Missouri. LEE MAGILL, Atlantic, Iowa. . SCOTT WITHROW, Pastor United Presbyterian Church, Aurora, Illinois. ll. R. McMULLEN, Farmer, Tarkio, Missouri. EVERETT M. BARR, Farmer, Liberty, Nebraska. STEWART SMITH, Clarinda Hardware Company, Clarinda, Iowa. .l. D. RANKIN, Banker and Farmer, Tarkio, Missouri. W. D. McKEE, Superintendent of Schools, Shenandoah, Iowa. J. F. VELTMAN, Doctor, VVinterset, Iowa. GEORGE J. STEVENSON, President Tarkio Valley Bank, Tarkio, Missouri. RUSSELL .I. RANKIN, Veteran Administrator, Des Moines, Iowa. LEE C. SUTHERLAND, Dentist, St. Joseph, Missouri. J. W. IJICKET, D. D., Newton, Iowa. PAUL M. DINSMORE, Pastor, Mission Creek United Presbvterian Church, Summerfield, Kansas A D. CHALMERS FULTON, Pastor United Presbyterian Church, Washington, Iowa. J, lve OFFICERS OF THE BQARD E. TRAVIS, President.. -I. D. RANKIN, Secretai .y' PRESIDIT J. A. TH To Dr. Tlionuvsf. of Tarkio Colley yr. W. ' ' . ' years ol its lusmr he Qiven. He wa ration of the icleai nulu our tannins mauent inipreggiol the lives of the stu his guidance and college,

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1936, THE TARKIANA 'S 1 A CAMPUS VISTA All the enchanting beauty of TARKIO'S hill-top campus, verdant in the spring with grass carpet, friendly trees, and vine-covered Walls inay be caught in one fond glance .... bringing her ever closer to us who have lived here. page eleven

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is I n -, .. bg: umg, ' ii --4-'nr me 5 .nnqg ...W -A . PRESIDENT EMERITUS if 1 4. J. A. THOMPSON, D. D. To Dr. Thompson who guided the destinies ol' Tarkio College throughout forty-seven years ol' its history, too much praise cannot he given. He was and is largely the ration of the ideals and traditions whie rude our campus today. lie has left manent impression of his personality the lives of the students who have come his guidance and upon the policy o college. inspi- h per- a per- upon under E our 1936, THE TARKIANA PRESIDENT M. EARLE COLLINS, PH. D. C ll'is service as During the years of Dr. o ll Acting' President and President of Tarkio College, he has impressed his students by the sincerity of his interest in student problems and his administrative ability and foresight in the management of affairs ot' the college. NVe respect his judgment and appreciate his SLICCOSSOS. page thirteen