Clarendon College - Wester Yearbook (Clarendon, TX)

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, , W l f v if ' i r will . 1 1 1 1.1 'W le 9 '1'L5.L1 it H ' 31' '7 f Y l 91.2. . if, ...A 1 ., .. f F1,j,3j'5.1g1q QW f f- '--,-Le..--f,fff1e2A'l1W W JOEL ZIEGLER, Literary --------- Shamrock, Texas Shamrock High 'I9g P. L. S. '20-'2l: Football '20: K. O. Club '2l: Three S Club 'ZOQ Casino Club '20-'2l. foel's forte is being on committees whose work requires strong backs andy wheerlling, persistent, aggressive, quick, and financial minds. . Hebhas attltgllrr.-se.gn:hich,.togettj mghyfan ifrppgieyilrle grin, indicates that he someday will be a great iputiticianlor a collector rn clting,, n1erclrar1dise an the easy payment plan. ' 1 g ,, l r 4, ' ' S riff K r 4 Q GRACE BRADLEY, Literary - - sfflll' - - - f6ePorta1es, N'ew,Mexreo P. A. L. S. '20-'2lg Valedictorian Port up igls1'I9g Dramatic Clulv '2lg Student Council '2l: New Mexico Club '20-'21, . 1 She would be a good example of a communist 'ffglie were n b so hard u worker. She thinks in termsrof Societies, Clubs, and Classes, but atherwise.sl'Z?g.fcons, rvatiiggvin her ideas. We' will take cm-the -pg- roga' 2 4-editors-to prophesy freely pfwldiiigy A 'he may become a good - -.vg ing f . 7 W I V ,fi--A 4 W -4,1 yy: ., , Y x .- qt 1 C Q. -e4,g,,. S Q. me ' P- 1 GL N EEWIS, 1:1 erary, ---- ff- - - - uitaque, exals P. L. S.: Editor Clarco '2lg Editor Wester 'ZOQ Pres. Students' Ass'n. '2Ig Pres. P. L. S. '2Ig K. O. Club '2Ig P. A. l... S. Popular '2lg Spizzerinlitum '20, Dramatic Club '20-'2lg Basketball '20-'2l: Football '2l. Among the students who come, stay, and depart leaving their impress on the institution, Lewis ranks with the greatest. He has influenced the College, during the past three years, as much as any student could influence it. He was never on the wrong side of a question, his pep never elnlred in the least: the nearest he ever came to having a grouch was a slight increase of his Irish wit, and his average in the outfield was just under IOOO per cent. ,I-,c , ' L' N 1' 7 ' so 5,-,,,'1fr, it we V f l 'V -x PAGE THIRTY-Two

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5 l -L CHESTER SKEEN, Literary ---------- Silverton, Texas P. L. S.: Labor Union '2Og Dramatic Club '2Ig Orchestra 'ZUQ Football '20-'2lg Baseball '2lg Three S Club '2lg Silverton High 'l9. I I Being blessed with the form of a gladiator, Chex has a marked 'fondness for class fighls: lJul'n:e.1vouldn'l my which he prefers-a gang fight, an hour with his violin, 'cooking gaodfihings lo eat, or merely study- ing. Playing baseball and declaiming would also have lo be considered. C NAOMI ALLISON, Literary ------ - Q- - Clarenclon,'Texas - P. A. L.'s.g Chin-Chin '2lg R. R. G. Club 'l9g Dramatic Club 72l: Student Council '2lg Sec'y. Senior Class '2Ig Pres. P. A. L. 5. '2lg P. L. S. popular I , 1: She was about to make the phrase, a dignified Senior, famous in Clarendirn Collegepigglifjgomeone Hifipened td remember the word demure ' Other adjectives could beinvolged, laulhqnwa Vmlion of Jhisfeiitivio Dorff 'miss her far. If q queslion of P. A. L. S. interest came upj na.adfecNk'L found hui loyeuy. .V . Y,,,. H A ' .....-sQas,..as..Lg...Q.aiaf.-?'2L.:a:.rid--Q5nxudii5: ARCH HART, Literary ---------- Crowell, Texas P. L. S. '20-'2lg Wester Staff '20g Glee Club '20g Pres. Junior Class '20g Clarco Staff '20- '2lg Pres. P. L. S. '20g Foard County Club 'ZOQ Labor Union '2Og Press Club '20-'ZIQ K. O. Club 'Zh Casino Club '2l5 Pres. P. L. S. l2l5 Lyceum Board '2lg Student Assistant '2Ig School Popular '2lg Editor Wester '2I. PAGI THIRTY-ON!

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l ALTA BROWN, Literary --------- Knox City, T-exas P. A. l... 5.3 Student Council '2lg Chin-Chin. Our 'task now is to emphasize her delightful feminity. She crnphapizcd it lzssl during the school popular elections, but violence is as terrifying to us as to her, so we pregersonje other incentive. Anyhaw, Knnx has given us a typical co-ed in the person of this young lady mliogrdcgsgfthe cap and gown in the rnosil Scnioric style. ' ,tL,f ix OMA GRIGGS, Literary - 1 ------ if - Clarenclon, Texas P. A. L. 5. 'l9-'2l: Pres. P. A. L. S. '2l, Sec'y. Students' Ass'n. 'Zig Sophomore Favorite '20, Dramatic Club 'l9-'21, Clarendon High 'l9, College Popular 'Zh I 37 The petite ingenue of the Class of '2l. But she's as unaffected as she could. bc, and a cloisteredfimn was ggygr more Ystudiousg that isfexcept at certain times whenshe chooses tofamuse ,hegelf with ke mics, or sggagllg-hearts. .Some are not sure yet whether that election was to determinewhg-nvpysl Y' ulur or We prettiest girl. But she had th 'gytates cinched anyway, jo theyjnever looked iritowt, ' ' in, ., ,.,, V . ., . .mm ,, T, . . .Lbs JAMES MILLER, Literary ----- ---- Texline, Texas A. L. S. '20-'2l, Winner of C. C. Scholarship Texline High 'l9g Sec'y. A. L. S '2Ig Music Club '2lg Orchestra '20-'2Ig Dramatic Club '20-'2Ig K. O. Club '2lg Casino Club '2lg Press Club '2l. This walking encyclopedia of all things einematographic, fiddler of note, and youthful cynic, otherwise known as our friend fimmie, is indeed he. Hp fathoms the workings of the feminine mind better thanl did O. Henry, and is given to forming platonic friendships. His tatctics during the funior-Senior fight' of '20 should be a part of West Point's text. Here's how, jim. PAGE THIRTY-THREE