Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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aT :' fs:'e5 e Ss'f:f'ff t t!1ef2f 'r f I 1938, THE TARKIANA 1 I rfb Bgwman, Burke, Godfrey, Smith, Caldwell, Dr. Jameson, Kelly, Pemberton, Elder, Beight, Haynes, Law. . . 5- T M cgczfddfeta -2 'my j The Scribblers Club is not a new organization on the Tarkio campus. Its activ- ities are varied and interesting, and during this year 1937-1938 .Scr1bblers Club has ' fprovidence permittingj met twice each month on Tuesday evenings. The purpose of the organization is to foster and promote the students' interest in creative writing. The meetings are informal, that is, there are no compulsory rules. concerning' manuscripts, and the contributions to the meetings are voluntary. The members gather in Dr. Jam1eson's office and read the manuscripts they have written. It iS .3 policy to give each person the right to criticize and to discuss the manuscripts. It 13 generally accepted that the members are not offended by any criticism that may be offered. The members feel that criticism is helpful to them, because it encourages them to be attentive to any faults they may have in their own writing. They find, too, that the criticism is not only beneficial, but also interesting. Exceptionally good work which has been submitted to Scribblers Club may be printed in the Torch. Manuscripts which have appeared in the Torch include an GSSHY The Little Big Shot by Mary Louise Law and a short story, Eye for an Eye, by Virginia Elder. Occasionally the members of the club bring their W0Tk before the students in chapel programs. The interest of the members of the club extends to work of students in other Colleges- The membem P-'11'tiCularly enjoyed the two joint meetings with the Writers group of Maryville State Teachers' College. page fifty-four .. . 1, -A P - ., . -1-r - ,E ' fi' l.:iL65.3'.it e2- I W e ' nr. 'f ' ' ' - .

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1938 THE TARKIANA ez., FIRST ROW Cunningham Hamilton Adams Held Hutchison Dunlap Latimer SECOND ROW Kelly Jackson Yan Horn Brown Wh1t9hOuS9 Haynes Howxtt THIRD ROVV Tarr Saurbaugh MacPherson Iunan Wheatley Slsler FOURTH ROW Porter Doughty Padget Lewis Martm MacFarland 1 di ' -f rv-w -'-- 1- - if -.f . 4--. . ev f- . -M ., :v .3-3 7 l 1 i ii Qi ,l 9 1 9 5 .P , , ' , .-. r 7 ' - len, , , , L7 D y v 7 7 f J 9 1 l - 1- , , Y . , ' , ' , . ear of id llle ivern- iency Jlems J, the sure, rught were fund team pins 11 of med num ffezaz F ocfelf Through the excellent work of the officers and the fine co-operation afforded them by the members of the organization, Forum Literary Society has continued to serve the men of the campus with an outlet for their literary endeavor. The purpose of the society continues to be essentially literary in character and achievement, but a program is provided to care for the social life that inadvertently results when good fellows get together. To encourage those who are assigned the task of preparing the papers for the weekly meetings, a new policy has beeninstigated whereby the writer of the best humorous paper and the author of the most noteworthy serious paper are eligible to receive an award from the society. ' A social event of particular interest and success was the annual Forum Banquet which was held on February 5. The theme chosen for the decorations and toasts was that of Davy Jones' Locker. Through the persistent urgings of the decorating' chairman and his assistants, the entire organization was prevailed upon to help in the decorating. A OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Dale Hutchison ........................ President George' Afilam -'-----'--- ---- 1 President Clark Van Horn ,,,,,,,,,,,, Vice President Don Cunningham .......... Vice President Lee Padget .,......... ........... S ecretary Lee Padget --.------- ---------- S evretary Byron Howitt ........ ........ T reasurer Ralph Tam' ---'-'---' T reasurer Morris Hamilton ....... ...... , . Critic Clark Jackson ...... .......... C rltlc Howard Wheatly ..... .... S ergeant Dale Hutchison .... ,.,........ S ergwnt page fifty-three - .,- .. , ,,,, .-mf. -1 .., ...q.,,..... ' , , 'fllcfsi-mer'-'e .-'- . -.- ,, , , ,. . ,, . - ,. - -' ' ' L N 'L' 'Ni' -K '- J'f'- rf- 1. 1, 'z.s1vfm:x .-aff A lr . 'J lift 51 4455 1.'- ff- ' F3 - 1 .' L 'f :f . ' ' 43- -7 'J- ' li!-ffl 1. 'lui'- - il, .-LCA .ru .4.'l.. ' ' sl.: a'- Ann r - .31 .:c., Q . all-rf-:3,'g2l,1.j , 'iQ,.,-,,A1figNf-,L

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Elder, Its activ- s Club has i s' inteiest oncernilll memberS l. It L93 ipts. ,It ii t may be lcourages hey fllldl may be :lude all r fof all :ir Work n other Wfiters I 1938, THE TARKIANA Tl l 1 i 1 l Breerman, Kelly, Stevenson, Bennett, Mrs. Long, Latimer, Hanrath, Haynes. Jnfetnafzonal fgefaiifmi CAL! The International Relations Club is the infant among the clubs on the campus since it was organized for the first time this year. Its membership isi comprised oil persons who are interested enough to meet with the club every other week to discuss international problems. H Although the club is the baby among the clubs it is a strong husky one who will soon be ranked along with the older organizations. Much of 'this growth is the result of the problems which they are studying. The international problems of this world are before us more clearly than ever, and this club is attempting to aid in the studies of these problems. Their aim is to promote a friendlier feeling among the countries of this World. To accomplish this Worthwhile aim they discuss international problems in their World prespective with our personal bases eliminated. Mrs. Long has been a very capable leader of this very worthwhile group. The membership of the club is composed of the following: Harry Haynes, Harry Broer- man, Lyle Latimer, Alton Hanrath, William Bennett, Mrs. Long, Sponsor. page fifty-five