Clarendon College - Wester Yearbook (Clarendon, TX)

Page 23 text:

ing? . A . , . S ... ,,.. I. aslfflw, rg, ,.,,, c ,. , c lag V '1 1 In - vv 1,515-, 1 1411 5 Til v,k,,, :fi-,A ,Y,, Vt . ,yacc Y .V Y.,V , ,.,l,.,, AlyAl'J-lfiiir'4-V-lS:4,,1,v ,: ' 'f 1 J. W. TAYLOR A. B., A. M., Ph.D. Mathematics He has endeared himself to his students by logging the tortuous road to mathematics, and malfing it not impossible to willing nforlf- ers. If a royal road to mathematics is ever mapped out, the Doctor will be one of the surveyors. - M ,. K f 1' t -. f . ef , 1, L-,...,., ' .uf-I ,,,.1f:'f ' 'ei' ,: V X ' ' 2 f rr r Z ,. ,LT '53-. 'U' ,. EG! iii in rl: il' l 'x ill l 152 iii en iii l l l 1 -'ff-, :Q 2 15-2 l Miss ORNH-3 WALKER Intermediate Department Miss lflfallfer has just finished her first year as a member of the College faculty, but she is not a stranger to the institution, having graduated here. Her charges will find their college paths, in later years, made smoother by having been under her tutelage. A R, 1-- 1, 5 , ef nf PAGE NINETEEN

Page 22 text:

,.f r ' 1 A 'ri .113 VVl-lf59'I Igill LFS- f- .Il'?9!'f is ' A HARLEY T. BURTON A. B. Science and Athletics Coach has looked upon life good-na- turedly but with discernment, and his men- ory furnishes a wealth of material for the stories he tells in class. But they always point a moral and prove his pet contention that the value of an education comes from associations rather than from boolfs. A foot- ball championship and an undefeated season in basketball speak for his ability as a coach. , Lf ii , 55311. e gg 4' ' .1 XY?-X. ' ' SQ, ----'W ' A 'G-tb' ...... 44 I i fig?-f141,,,,. ,lg ,f-fre ' -' '1 ff V' . . 'guilt .- i 'q4,,x,'l- Vg: f' R. E. WHITE A. B. Romance Languages , The languorous air of the man from t Sunny South disappears from him when sets in to referee a bout between a conscie tious student and a refractory French ver but his decisions are justg and his unassu ing ways and good fellowship have stampe him as a good scout. he he n- b. mp d .g..1 . 3 xi' -.M ,., i,3J1.l-Q. A 1 A PAGE EIGHTEEN 1.

Page 24 text:

Miss MATTIE VAUGHAN Primary Department The students who aspire to become teach- ers wisely begin by observing Miss Vaughan's methods. The programs given in chapel by the kiddies reflect the fine morale prevalent in the Primary Department. A v - -' ww. ,f - Miss RUBY FINCHER Domestic Science and Domestic Art The miracles wrought by the scientists :md artists of this department under the di- rection of their capable leader are not to be dwelt upon by mere man. The banquet given to the football squad should become a tradition in years to come, I PAGE TWENTY