Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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In 'I' IIIC TA R KIANA, lf. li. IIASYI-I W. silioi-.., Missouri Suu i:iI 51 ii'Ill'l is-uu, voiuix 'l'..rlxiu, AIIXNHIIVI if....u...i1, 1. 2. 21: IF:-flwllf . I Qing., 3, tlunuslig c'i,,ucK .IAc'icsoN Umulm. NL'l1l'il5 R11 t'IIAliI.I'1S I'llCliCI'. I.ini-olu. NL-lii-:isku Y XI L- X 1 -1-q'Uspol'I'o:1n1, lfuslai-lln:iIl, I, 2: 'l'l'2ll'li, lv RAY l'IIII.I.Il'S l :iirl':ix, Missouri If'oo'li,ill, I. 1936 .lll, I, l. 'J CIIARLIGS CARPICNTICR Tnrkio, Missouri IIARISARA CARTICR Tzirkio, Missouri Womm-n's Cleo Club: Lilnlllliil Sigma I iug Tairkiowls. DOROTIIY CARTICR 'l':irl-aio, Missouri .zinilulu SILYIIHI Tau: VV. 'liiowls, Vivo-l'l'es, MARY LOU GILLIAM liowkporl, Missouri DANA BROWN Turkio, Missouri NORMAN GIGNTRY 'l':irkio Missouri I.:-ROY IIOOI3 Suiuniv-rl'i4-lil, Kuusn -1- twviily-4-iglit A. A.: I. JUNIORS LUELLA LOWE Atlantic, Iowa IDONALD CRAIG I.involn. Nvluuisku Y M. ct A., iq Football, 1: lvlniihv- Y' W- C- A-, 2, 3: Orchestra, 1, 2- 1. Iiiiglishi Monmouth Colle,-30, 1 2 ' mu 14-s. ' ' MAX MOORE Shenandoah, Iowgi MARY MARLATT Hm.kl,m-L, Missouri I Ori-liostru, 2, 23: Wome-n's GIG-0 T0l'C'h1 33 Menis C160 Clllb, 7, Mi' . M C'uli -2 13: Public Sc-hool Music. souri U. I. 2: Social Sviem-Q, SOPHOIVIORES LOUISE SPIECKERMANN P k - ' ' JAMES PRATHER xoc poit, Missouri Turkio, Missouri VVomen's Glee Club, 2. Mc-n's Glce Club, I, 2: lwntlmll. 1, 23 Tennis, l. XVILLIAM THACKER Tarkio. Missouri Rockport, Missouri Tarkio, Missouri Football, 1, 2: T Club, 1, 2. HARRIET SENF Fairfax, Missouri I JOHN RYAN 'rm-kin, MISS0ll!'l STEWART THACKE l ooi.lr:ill, I, 2: 'I'rm'k, l, 2. Tf 'ki ' Miqgo ri FRESHIVIEN I Q I 7 ' EARL JOHNS Ulfjfy J HN WILLIAM PAUL Westboro, Mi -1 IAI Tarkio, Missouri lfootball, 1. ' Men's Glee Club: Tennis. ' JUN MK OLLIE PEARSON ' I' 1, ' lf? Tarkio, Missouri Footbzi , Tarkiowls. . AUSTIN MCELFISH HALL PITNER CHARLES NUCKOLLS Westboro, Missouri FRANK THOMPSON Ffmfllilll- Taz-kio, Missouri COLLEGIATE SPECIALS jg 'lg ,DNA WALLACE Traer, Iowa DONALD MITCHELL Des Moines, Iowa REBECCA PAUL RUTH WATKINS 'l'1ll'ki0, Missouri Shenandoah, Iowa ANN ALYCE PAUL Tzirlcio, Missouri RO R ERT HENSTORF Farragut, Iowa

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llli TARKIAN.-X, 19336 Qt M of flawfe 6 Three years ago the members of the present Junior Class launched out with reckless enthusiasm upon the sea of opportunity. During the course of the voyage they have reached many fathoms deep to where well-worth-knowing-truths lie. By this time they have, in their experience, tasted of both the good and the bad of life's enviromnent, and having had the opportunity of frowning on the bad and causing the good to assert itself to sup1'emacy. In outward-facing, many have perhaps reached a port to which they had thought themselves bound. But, upon arriving, they found themselves dissatisfied with drift- ing in the port, and sailed on to new adventure and undiscovered realms. Others e first port. In order that none may y o aining a compass of knowledge. still are looking forward through the mists to th he lost in the hriny deep, the are bt No matter where their landing may be, their aim will always be not to live 7 'rrithin themselves, hut to become a portion of the world about them. pu 1 thirly Cvmmer dl. 2' PMS 4 vmmf 5 0 li - Alpha' if PV ,,, ,,.. Hon0f Gm R01 C C0mm91'CC, 3' Bafkethal Group, 91 N lege' 1' JAMI Secri Bl: psychology, In 25 Forum, 1, 2, 3, Baskc n vi . MEI Student C01 Shen: History, Stui C.A.,1,2, 3:4 fi: Men's Glee ll: Alpha Psi Manager, 33 F01 2:Tenn1s, 1, 2, Leader, l, 2, WILLIAM Fairfag Chemistry: Cro 2.