Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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i HE TARKIANA, 1933 A foggy day. But if the fog went away would it be mist? Pemberton's back. Funny, so's the wind. The old Ed either waxes sentimental or else she's cold-burns old letters, and do they sizzle! fEditor's Note: We refuse to comment.J There's nothing that's quite so engaging. To over inquisitive guests As the pharmaceutical secrets Of hostesses' medicine chests! Opening chapel of second secemster. Surprisingly like the formerlones. Riot staged in Senior's jailhouse. Feels like snow. We told you so. Psychic, eh? Emma's Red Heart hash a howling success. FEBRUARY Tarkio 34, Missouri Valley ? Mitchell's antics on the scoreboard were the chief attraction. We wonder, do you spell Waterworks altogether or with a hydrant between? Dr. Jameson gives a bird's eye view of Europe. Flutter Flutter. A A feeling of spring in the air, but cloudy and gloomy. Son's gone to sunny California. Forum banquet. We pay tribute to the work of a real artist. Take it easy, Jackson, the party's over. fOr is it?J C. C. C. Chaplin C. C. Campbell conducts chapel. Tarkio 34, Westminister 21. Atta boy, Padget! Organic class takes a holiday, but they're not very Strong for another. Dr. Collins in Thompson Hall looking for a game of chance, but he doesn't have any business in a T. H. game. He has a family to support. Mammas, lock your doors tonight. Smoky Marquartis back in town! Dr,ury here. A good game up to the last few minutes. QThat's our side of it. page one hundred and two AQBQW. . ,, .S is 5. PA Bell l 'si E

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THE' TARKIANA, 1938 13. What happened before noon is hearsay. 14 Beginning of week of religious emphasis. Good chapel attendance. 15. Hutch's Zoology specimen turned out to be five instead of one. How about a cigar, Pappy? 16. Delegates to Minister's Amid-winter conference dine at the dorm. Come back again! 17. Everybody sleepy. Haynes put on a midnight show last night. He's the only one that got any sleep. 18. Thislwas censored, too. 19. Fair. 20. Warmer. 21. We'l1 all agree. A fool and his money are some party. 22. Either Doc Dawson's speciman had a weak constitution or he's a poor sur- geon. The result anyway was a cat-astrophy. 23. We forgot to mention it, but a great man was born yesterday. 24. Informal Forum Initiation. Martin, we believe, displayed the strongest character of all. 25. Tri-State Festival. Did you see Tarr shine? . 26. County B. B. Tournament. W. A. A. made a Clean-up. 27. After having the campus filled with visitors for two days, we're limp as a dish-rag. But if you know of any diversion, give us a wring. 28. Now is the time for nation's to show their colors-in neutral tints. MARCH 1. In like a lion. 2. Social tact . . . Making your guests feel at home, even if you wish they were. 3. It must be Spring, Howitt. 4. Car advertisement: Room for the more abundant Wife. 5. Loud noises issue from the laundry room. Scared everybody but Kelly, she Just turned a little pail page one hundred and four 7' l As ' N . 1 I I 1 Q l A 21131551 P35 il.T,C, 5'3Z't1, 33 : gg. 34-.37Q nigga-.gr-, .1 Y.. . ,, A-. 1' -- A - 4'-57 ,i V -H -jf Q FE f Y J. jlrqgflif .' I if I