Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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1936, THE TARKIANA BACK ROW: Volker, Martin, Jenison, Lust, Creger, Currie, McCoid, Huston, , MIDDLE ROW: Doughty, Spieckermann, Piffer, Godfrey, Weldon, Holliway, Knox, Mercer FRONT ROW: Fuller, M, Rankin, Kinney, K. Rankin, Thompson, R. Rankin, Prather. f4.,,,, For all girls setting out on the Kappagathean Literary bark in search of glamor- ous and long-remembered experiences, the year 1935-36 has been a glorious adventure. During its twenty-eighth year of existence, Kappa has not only proved an in- valuable source for the establishing of many life-long friendships, but it has also sponsored many of the social highlights of the season-Athe annual open meeting, the banquet, the May Morning Breakfast, and the Spring Tea. The routine life--bringing the regular fortnightly meetings-has been active, interesting, and a source of keen entertainment. Originality in poetry, prose, music and art has found eloquent expression within the circle of Kappa talent. Moods? Yes Kappa has her moods: the air of seriousness which pervades her formal meetings--and the glint of humor which colors and vitalizes her informal meetings. W OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President ....... , Katharine Rankin President .,,...,...,... Helen McCoid Vice-president ...... Mary Jenison Vice-president, Katherine Kinney Secretary .........,.,,... Ruth Rankin Secretary ....,....... Bertha Weldon Treasurer ,.,,,,,,,, Amy Thompson Treasurer ..,, .... A my Thompson Marshall Bertha Weldon Marshall .,.... .... H elen Prather page fifty-seven

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THE TARKIAXA, 1936 paste Ii , I 'C 1 ' 1 ' - . li.-XFK ROW: Adam, Ihiettner, Cunninsfliani, liailcy, McFarland, Cliallmuni MCKUIIGY, Hunt- xiinpm-: now: iiim-in, Schneider. IM-r-koi-. Pziduct. omei-. sir-tm. Hoyle, Illltfhisony Pierson- I'IiUN'l' ROW: Mt-t'unnell, Godfrey, Nziumun. Woodruff, Eastwood, R. Bennett, St0l'l'0l-t. TPPITISUO. Mr. ilIlfll'I'ShIl. Otbllfffl' Tliroughout its thirty-two years of service, the aim of the Forum Literary Society has been to give its members valuable training in literary composition, orat-Dry, and deliate. Picnics, parties, open meetings, and an annual banquet enliven the Forum i-alendar and provide invaluable social contacts and advantages. Years do not destroy the friendships which are the result of the comradeship and fraternity to he found in the meetings and social activities of Forum. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President Richard Eastwood President ...l.. Lawrence Transue Vice-president . Ralph Bennett Vice-president .,.... Ralph Bennett Secretary Joe Woodruff Secretary .. Dale Hutchison Treasurer Murrell Cline Treasurer ...,.... James McFarland Critic' IAlXVl't'lll'0 Transue Critic ,.... Robert MCC0nnQll 5l'lil'l'11lll 3l0l'l0 9110111 Sergeant . , Richard Eastwood fu'--lix nf ' - . BACK HUA :.iinnL5 H' f FRONT f1+ 'l ' For all gin- -- ous and i0Rg-fcT1'.'.' T: During its H valuable source :Uv lponsored many 1:-I' banquet. the Maj: F-Z The routine .LZ iziteifsting. and a si and an has frfung ,. Moods? Yes I formal meetingg meetinvq 5.- G First President l1Ce'Dl'C-Sideizz SeC1'etal.5, Treasurer Marshall

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sincerity, another of our ideals. Second, it represents the first letter of the phrase 4 ' X L Wei THE FARKIANA. 19336 1 l not ROW: ILACK ROW: Moran. li. Carter, Shziiim, Ciirfmun, Stewart, Grimmett, 19- Carter- MIDDLE ROW? MIIJIJIJC ROW: Low, Il. Carter. Kryselinier. Mzickoy, Kimberlin. Bm't0n, MiSS Bfillenil-'eel McMullen, if lmrie, Amick. A FRONT HOW. I i l-'HUNT ROW: Meade, Schooler, Campbell, Sloan. I J. , .,Z' ii al' if ' J ii' Mi W f ' A! yi! I Af' J , f Avi! ' ii A A ,. I i Lllflfli LL L 14461 dlfl J L., V 1 The girls' Literary Society, Lambda Sigma Tau, has as its aims-to develop tal- ents and to produce leaders. Lambda, the Greek letter for L, represents first, the first letter of the word loyalty, one of our ideals. Second, it represents the first letter of the phrase Live completely, which is one of our aims. Sigma, the Greek emblem for S, represents first, the first letter of the word 'Selt'-expression, which is another of our aims. Tau, the Greek symbol for T, represents the first letter of the word truth, another ideal we have chosen. Tau also represents the first letter of the Word talent, which we have chosen for another of our aims. OFFICERS President .... ..,. .... .....,........, E l i zabeth Barton Vice-president ..., Rebecca McMullen Secretary . .......... Isobel Imrie T1'vasu1'e1' .... Ruth Kimberlin Marshall Cleo Mae Amiek ui L til Ly-eight Rip Bang Tarkiowl Pep C The Tarkiin purpose of gene athletic events : whom is an hon Between ha Clad in their pi football field or Petus to the Qhee The Tarkiox fll1bRallies. Sf ished memorieg too' Three Chee