Clarendon College - Wester Yearbook (Clarendon, TX)

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l ? ' ' k.A..', , ----- -.-r1,.- -.v-.,.r-.Yf if .-.--- 1 y . Lloyd Cole, Springfield, Colo., Manager. We are proud of our manager because he helped to make for C. C. its past record. It was he who secured our games for us and we are due him credit for his good work. l-le had a head for managing men and deserves a place in the heart of every C. C. student. We are very sorry he was afflicted with a crip- pled shoulder during the' first part of the season, for this weakened our team. We wish him success in coaching that team he expects to coach next year and we feel sure that he will turn out a winner. 'S la . . iasgsf A.. LLOYD COLE. .V My , P Jos JONES. Joe Shields, Vega, Texas., Center. Joe was young and Joe Jones, Clarendon, Texas, Right Tackle. Sap tho an inexperienced player at the beginning of the season, developed into a good steady player. l'le had much to learn about the game but what he learned, he learned well: some at the cost of Babe Higgins' fist, so that now what Big Joe doesn't know about the game is not worth men- tioning. l-le had the weight to make a hard hitter and train- ing gave him his ability as a tackler. When he rolled under a play his opponents were trying to force by him it stopped very still. l-le was known thruout the Panhandle as a line'- rnan and for his superior qualities in blocking and tackling. rather green about the game at the beginning of the season, but together with his grit and determined spirit and Coach's good advice, he developed into a fine all around man. Altho he did not get to play enough to win one of the coveted letters he did some mighty good things for the old C. C. and at the same time proved to every one that he would be there strong when the next season rolled around. Looking forward to the time when he will prove his abil- ity and help take in the scalps for our college, we are wishing him well, expecting to see him star. . 110 Joe SHiE1.Ds

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