Clarendon College - Wester Yearbook (Clarendon, TX)

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A GLIMPSE OF '20 NE of the big events of the spring term '20 was the music festival given by the Fine Arts Department in May. Director Marsh staged the affair with a choir of fifty- six including Mr. Bernard U. Taylor, baritone: Mrs. Pearl Calhoun Davis, soprana: and Miss McKinney, contralto, all of Ft. Worth. The college orchestra under Miss Loeffler also assisted, and the oratorio, with the long and careful training by Mr. Marsh and with the excellent work of the professional artists, was a great success, playing to a packed house. Those who were in C. C. during the lightless period will remember that the choir sang, also. to a darlc house, some of the time. PAGE ON! HUNDRED AND FORTY-ON!

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CHAPEL PROGRAM FOR ANYOLD MONTH Mon. lst-All sing No. 235. Coach announces good game afternoon. Tues. 2nd-Hon Ravenhoul speaks to students, and tells story of little boy whose nose ran and whose feet smelled. NVcd. 3rd-Pans entertain with program. lihur. 4th4-Rev Parsonbill speaks on Students Mission in Life. Gives Statistics. Fri. 5th-All sing No. 235. Meeting of Lucky-Chin Club immediately after chapel. Sat. 6th-President speaks on church attendance. We sing No. 235. Mon. Sth-Dean C. has found somebody's fountain pen. Prof. Anderson gives brief sermonette. liues. 9th-Dr. Boise Wilby Boise speaks on Brazilian Nut Movement. Tells story of little boy whose nose ran and whose feet smelled. Wed. lOth-Adds entertain with program. We sing No. 235-first and last verses. lhur. llth-Game announced for afternoon. President speaks on grade reports. Ad- journ for pep meeting. Fri. l2th-Prof. Anderson gives brief sermonette. Glub Club meets just after chapel. Sat. I3-Bro. C. D. Looker speaks on Opportunities for College Graduates. Gives Statistics. Mon. l5th1Singers in rear of auditorium lag three beats behind those on stage. Prof Burton inquires about lost microscopes. We sing No. 235. Tues. l6th-Dean Condron gives talk. President Slover sums up remarks as afterthought. Wed. l7th-Pans entertain with program. Call meeting just after chapel of the Beanum Witha Club. Thur. 18th-Adolphus P. Silversheet, Vice-president of Riversnow Bank, speaks on Economic Value of College Education. He tells story of little boy whose nose ran and whose feet smelled. Fri. l9th-Students' Association takes over period for business meeting. Everybody votes affirmatively. We sing No. 235. Sat. 20th-President Slover addresses monitors, and reads off something on card. Mon. 2lst-Prof. Anderson gives sermonette. Immediately after prayer Dean Condron begins to make announcement. He finishes just as congregation finishes seating itself. Everybody punches neighbor, and asks what was it he said. Tues. 22-Dean Condron talks. We sing 235, singers in rear of auditorium three beats ahead of those on stage. Wed. 24th-Adds entertain with program. ilihur. 25th- Y worker talks. Society meetings announced. We sing 235, singers in rear of auditorium get on wrong song-singers on stage never know it. Fri. 26th-President Slover speaks on courting in hall. Introduces Rev. Heath N. Lands, who tells story of little boy whose nose ran and whose feet smelled. Sat. 27th-President Slover speaks on church attendance. We sing No. 235-first and last verses. Nlon. 29th-Prof. Anderson gives a brief sermonette. Meeting of faculty announced for aftemoon. T ues. 30th-We all sing No. 235. Schedule for exams read. PAGE ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY THR!!