Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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The Tarieiana, 1937 Top Row: B. Ranicin, J. Ranicin, Hutchison, Brown, Sisier, Mr. G. Doughty, Aciciy, VV. White- house, Beii. Third Row: Doughty, Otte, Lincistrom, T. Paul, Paciget, Cvottsche, Strom, Whitehouse, Mcconneii. Second Row: Lunan, Cunningham, L. Spiecicermann, Carter, Keiier, Gociirey, McNulty, Shaum, Kinney, Piifer, B. Fuiwicier, Mccoid, Mercer, Kroth. Bottom Row: Kimheriain, Alien, Mar- iatt. G. Spiecicermann, Lowe, F. Fuiwider, Ettieman, Farquahar, Doughty, Grimmett, Caiciweii, Sloan, Voiicer. MIXED EHUHU5 HE Mixed Chorus was cieveiopeci this year ioy combining iooth the boys, and girls, giee Ciuins. . The success oi this group is ciue to the exceiient ciirecting oi Prof. Gavin L. Doughty. Although very few appearances have been macie this year, a spring tour is heing pianneci that Wiii take them into nearhy communities. Prof. Gavin Doughty Page 56

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The Tarkiana, 1937 Standing: Douglas, Paul, Porter, VV. Driftinier, Fay. Seated: Hanrath, F. Driftmier fcaptainf, Dr. Vvaugh fcoachl, Broermann, Bennett. Q DEBATE HE largest debate squad in the history of forensics at Tarkio College boasts of a most profitable and successful year. The dehaters toured over fifteen hundred mites, visiting ten college campuses, and dehating twenty-one schools for a total of fifty-five dehates. - The squad Was host to Emporia State Teachers College on January 20, dehat- ing them in the afternoon and then again in the evening over radio station KMA at Shenandoah, Iowa. 011 January 23, the squad participated in the Maryville tournament, and came out with flying colors. They received an invitation to the Rocky Mountain Speech Conference held at Denver University, Fehruary 18-20, and entered three teams at the tournament. They dehated twenty-seven times on the trip, including three stopovers at Greeley State Teachers College, Greeley, Colo- radog Hastings College, at Hastings, Nehraskag and Nebraska Wesleyan Univer- sity, at Lincoln, Nebraska. At the Denver meet, Frederick Driftmier Won individual honors hy placing in the upper twelve of forty-two orators entered in the oratorical contest. Wayne Driftmier Went to the third round of the extemporaneous speaking division of the same meet. The dehate squad visited Park College on March 5 where they debated Park and Missouri Valley, and then drove to William Jewell Where they met them in contest on March 6. On this same trip Alton Hanrath represented the school in the State Qratoricai Contest. Page 55 ., , ., -v, .., -, -,-. 1,1 --r ' H H' f- - ':.-. T . . 3- 14- .miJw3.vb.-weiifZQ1',.'.- 1.11 n.lq2.f. - ' A -1 em... '.:- . '...,11.,. .J -'vf A-.-1ef.vv1!4ff-Q.-,.:u.tz'- 'v-assi'11-I--Fradzn: gmrrn m?Nf WfD9 9'Ek 3':-5:.z:f-':1,12'I144z5-QL'-Lip, .n.,,-..-.,..,n. ... A-, . .-, :gnev-.e-B-ff--M .-.. . A .. .. .. f

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The Tarkiana, 1937 LUHHH Paul Whitehouse SUOIH TAHHIU EULLEGE MALE UUAHTETTE HE Tarkio College Male Quartette is one of the Ioest means the college has for contact with outside communities. Every year the quartette visits the high schools and churches of the surrounding states. Miss Veva Bailengee has been the director of the quartette and is to he commended for the success she has had. The personnel of the quartette is: Charles Lunan, St. Louis, M04 Wesley Whitehouse, King City, N104 Merle Strom, Shenandoah, Ia.g Theodore Paul, Tarkio, Mo. A Miss Veva Ballengee Page 57