Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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1936, THE TARKIANA miata page twenty-three

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Home-Coming Queen MISS ICDITH l'.-XMPBELL, vm-ry popular sopho- morv who was chosen annual Homo-Coming Qun-on by vote of the 4-ntirc student body. 1 v I X O 4 v J , .

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THE TARKIANA. 1936 ffm, ecffon The Class of '36 has shared in a remarkable era of Tarkio College History. Throughout the last four years noteworthy advancement has been made in practically 4-'.'ery field of activity. The attainment of an education is a proposition of give and take. Students receive only in proportion to what they give--nothing more. We the Senior Class have, throughout our college history, endeavored to find a purpose in life, and with that as a guiding star, have given of mind and body as best we might. Upon entering college we at once set about to adapt ourselves to our college enviroment. Whether all principles as set forth were in keeping with our past teach- ings or not, we attempted to find the best in each, and then went ahead with our new duty in life, with a vital task before--that of securing an education. We sincerely hope for greater progress in Tarkio College in years to come, our one hope being that during our four years stay here, we have said or done something which has contributed to making Tarkio College a finer and greater institution-for a noble institution is but the lengthened shadow of individual lives. l'1li l' twenty-l'ou1' Ji li fil. C. 9 mu Iwi, Sei.. fyns yup! HEI CJ 37: T 1, 2, 4, Ill. lli: Pulllii Omcg 2. Se Orchs Wumi St Ma Count A., 1, l'vi O l, 2, T I 2, :ll l !.2 f'-In ll'iu'k ..,l,,, K