Clarendon College - Wester Yearbook (Clarendon, TX)

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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

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HOWARD C. TAYLOR B. M. Director of Music Aside from what he accomplished in C. f. musical circles-which was much-the Director of Music showed that artistic tem- perament is not mere eccentricity, and made himself thoroughly liked by everyone who knew him. X Ma-, iciii -,,,.,w.,.,-.,.a..il..fc. . ....,............. .,, Miss RADIE BRITAIN B. M. Piano and Organ Miss Britain graduted from Clarendon College, went away to gather fresh laurels in musical circles north of the Mason-Dixon line, and returned to show us how a massive pipe organ may talfe on life under the magic touch of an artist. Her aid and presence graced many a social affair during the year, and her friendliness made her always in de- mand as a chaperone. PAGE TWENTY-ONE 4