Tarkio College - Tarkiana Yearbook (Tarkio, MO)

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rantage of the enjoyed a WW ratifying '30 the College and the I, F in the lournfilllellll the tow all Ml' ati Cll' f- ind? the gteudlllce to ' lil gnite Pfvgresb onli the s W I pelta callin k next yea! ti ' X ,. Y ' 1938, THE TARKIANA ORCHESTRA as not organized until the year was Well under Way, Although the orchestra W u many successful rehearsals were held. Each Monday evening, the members met in the banquet hall Where Professor Gavin Ll. Doughty gave freely of his time and talent for instruction in music to any student Who, W-as interested, The chapel 'program presented by the Tarkio Little Symphony was well re- ceived by the students. The group is certainly to be congratulated on their accom- plishment during the length of time they had Worked. The membership included: W pViolinsg H. O. Hicknerell, Mary Reed, Fern Hanrath, Ellen Rae Burke, Wilmetta Sloan and James Wilson. Cello, Bert Volker. Clarinet, Dean McKee, Mildred Maxwell, and Wayne Nelson. Trumpet, Kenneth Mitchell, John Shepherd. French Horn, Randall Knox, Ruth Magill. Saxaphoneg Don Cotner, Dean Estes. Bass, Ralph Tarr. Pianist, Betty Volker. COLLOQUIUM C0ll0quium is an organization for Social Science, History, and Political Science X majors- designed to give students in these fields a general bearing in their Chosen field' devoted especially to a study Of the TMS, its second year on the campus, has been problems of historianship and history Writing. page seventy-nine ,, ,,

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THE TARKIANA, 1938 i l w 1 Broerman, Porter, Carey, Hanrath, Pemberton, Mr. Held, Caldwell. DEBATE One of the largest squads in the past several seasons took advantage of the opportunities that debate- offers to the students of the College and enjoyed a very profitable season under the direction of Professor Held. Particularly gratifying to the squad has been the revival of interest in debate by the Women of the College and the recognition given by Pi Kappa Delta fthe largest forensic fraternity in the U. SJ for the Work accomplished by the squad. The season included participation in the Maryville College Tournament, the State Tournament at Columbia, and a pleasant road trip through Kansas and Mis- souri with stops on the campus' of Kansas U., William Jewell College, and Park Col- lege. The season Was climaxed by an invitation and subsequent attendance to the National Convention of Pi Kappa Delta held in Topeka, Kansas. The squad under the leadership of Professor Held has made definite progress in gaining recognition by Pi Kappa Delta and with a veteran squad fonly the captain of the squad will be lost by graduationj together With new members back next year Tarkio should do much to further its cause for a chapter in Pi Kappa Delta. page seventy-eight ,fs qxbof. ikhwlf i xilfffgfu 1-, wine! h' ,fra for ilfm Tue CUPY7 zsilfibfg ma: durin Tue mem!-f Violin Bartz. Ceffcr 2 C1511 Trtzzgl Frizz? N 1 bang? Bass: P1131 -y isfbzmaai ,, A wa... ui: , .. Law, ,xg -.I 1- .Q SKY,6 -t. fh- - 5. 4, - ...fu .-.-,.-J's.'1J 'i'.':'.:.3 x177:LL 4x1g.L ,,,4, .,,,,-.,.,A,, ,' I , - ,, I--53,1 UI4E'a'9'a!1?1,aa:-::n.ie-tic:3,i?a.-fisqffnvus-.v-.ruif-s 5 V '--' ' 'L' J lf i -,.A,,.,4, .Y ,, . . . I .. , ,il L, qi -Aj',g'.x'q5',g,i4' ,'

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