Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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THE TARKIAN.-X. 1936 l,ody. A paper that ' , Q. A v 'Is' , r :. ' Q f I' 5 v- 9 9 I W oodru ff, lioettner, Kinney. IIAVK RONV: lmrie, 'l'oman, Slerretl. Strom, Weldon, l li0N'l' RUNY: Lzitimer, liarton. Godfrey, ML-Coid. -l. CHDIM 'lih0n1lPfilYlL l':HSt VU0fl- QA8 Qczcd Any organization which promotes student creative ability is indeed worth while. l' ' f Tirkio College, is such an organiza- The Torch, a tri-weekly student pub ication o z tion. It has been the aim of this year's staff to serve the needs of the entire student gives the news, voices student opinion, stimulates thought, en- tertains, and above all, a paper that is progressive, has been the goal and ambition of the entire staff, and publication advisor, Professor R. F. Patterson. It is hoped that great interest will be displayed by the students in becoming 'l'orch staff ineinbers for next year's publication, and that The Torch will continue with an ever forward stride towards a special journalism course in the regular curric- ulun ol l rlt 1 ll .D i 'a 'io jo ef-'e. page sixty-six .' , ALM ur E , UU, fli Hi llaflaf ., elected flu each SIMM' . 1,23 1 ThiS W' ' XIL4 1,12 Ii Hel? I-rl - xiii' the BW . 1 Zlld . , .rf Jack C2l'Pf nl' A i fr ' ' f'f'i' filled then ,, roll' ad11ii1'f1l f Editor-ii-' F Assistaxt Hi Blanafzzzz F Column.,- Sports Sfmt-ty BTA! PYUHID i:t'1z'i 'liyfllrf licliffl id'- Bl l-Q Business F-l Published t-very piece of the ftuiicrxt jullicecl manncr. .BL

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KS!!! ff-.ff-Tiff ff'-P' ww 12' ' I I- - 5 Tig I l 'WIN rl Pg ir . W4-, T2Qfijf'ff' If ' X 3-lQ,fm,,Mf.,f,f,,f,a01 , I , ' ,, r 7 -'Q 'VM - , HE TARK A sf N Mama iii? I FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul, Sterrett, Strom, Whitehouse. Qazha Caffe 6 Wah Qnafcfeffe For several years, the Tarkio College Male Quartette has filled a real place in the contacts which have been made with many communities, high schools and churches of the denomination. The group is in frequent demand for appearances and each spring, nearly every high school within fifty miles of Tarkio is visited and programs presented. Th at tte has been trained and directed. by Miss Veva Ballengee and has e quai e maintained a high standard of quality in personnel and programs. Two of the mem- l ' Marvin Sterrett of Des Moines, Iowa and Merle Strom of Shenandoah, Iowa, 1913, have been members of the quartette for three years. Theodore Paul Jr., of Tarkio and lVesley Whitehouse Jr., of King City, Mo., are new members this year. Stcrrett is the only member lost by graduation. MISS ISALLENGI-LE Coach page sixty in e

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The Editor and Business Manager of the Torch are elected from the student body each spring. This year's Editor-in-Chief, Miss Helen McCoid is a Junior, and the Business Manager, Mr, Jack Capp, is a Senior. ,Both f:f's-r- . A ,few filled their respective offices very admirably. Zeal, cg Editor-in-Chief .... .,.... Assistant Editor .... ,..,, Managing Editor ..,,, .. Columnist . ,.,.. .4.... .44...,.,i.......,... .4.....i,,.....,....,,..,....., Sports . ,..i..............,. Victor Brown, Lyle Latimer, Society and Organization Editor ...i.....,,,,,...,.,...... Proof Reader .,....i,.......,........,,..,....... .... Typist .,,,,,,.,,,,,..,....,i......,..,,,,,.....,..,..,,....,...,.......,..,..... 1936, THE TARKIANA CAPP Helen McCoid A Joe Woodruff , Paul Godfrey Merle Strom Bailey Boettner Amy Thompson Bertha Weldon Isobel Imrie Reporters ..,...,, Richard Eastwood, Betty Barton, Betty Volker, Marvin Sterrett, Jeanette Huston, Evelyn Kinney. Martin, Kathryn Business Manager ...........i......,.,...,.........,.......,,.i...,..,,....,... Jack Capp Published every three weeks throughout the school year, the Torch is the mouth- piece of the student body. It is able to present the news in an unbiased and unpre- ' ' ' 1 ' -- ' ' '- ll self-supporting. Qudiced manner, due in part to the fact that it is fmancia y l lw'i'nf'. R, IV. l'A'l l'ERSON page sixty-seven