Clarendon College - Wester Yearbook (Clarendon, TX)

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IOMA ANDREWS, Expression --------- Clarendon, Texas O. L. S.g Clarendon High 'l8g Popular '20: T. M. M. C. 'ZOQ G. G. Club '20: Spizzerink- tum '20g Dramatic Club '20-I'2I gx Music Club '2Ig Choral plug, 'I A W I ,I If Sheihad a may aboutxqhet thatfreimindakuxof French adjectives. Peirfeglly ldrcaiedfapd daintjlyfhypara- soiled, .she would stroll in, habefa lessorg -chat with friends here and there, and depart, makingkii for the easy path of the SpeciaI.'7 xl'1.anyXonke is to have plenty of leisurefboivever, meiyaald nviilyitjb be lorria, as her work last year entitleatherftoxa reqt. ' V, I ' , ' i ff, VKJLA BOWEN, Piano ,f '.' -if if QQlaiehc'lQff'fexas i O. L. 5.5 Music Club 'ZH-Clmoral ici H? ,A V iolci has played her way' inloitherhearta-Qof heaters andqinlo the ranks Piggy gvxfiimes, Piano ma'Liofgfj.Qi ,,y1 1 . . - - L as . V-ii--liioral nb 'l 5' had Q' lhir jy5gteVr'ifQ-' ' 'X :vi A Her reputation as a stand-lay of the choir and Epzvorth Leaggfhas grown until it almost obscure: the fact thai, besides a 'world of knowledge necessary for a Senior to he auch, she has in her hands and head enough music to equip a band of angels.- ll was,however, her good looks and her personality that caused her to be elected as a Popular. PAGI FOITY-UNI

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f?v,:.i1. ' 1,1 A ,ef , 5'3s:: ' 12 iz. 1 J' EE ll s. l ' l l ,, ti l jiassnz BRYANT, Literary --------- Silverton, Texs P. A. l... S.: Dramatic Club '20-'2lg Music Club '2lg Choral Club '20g Orchestra '20. fessiels persarieililyfhe'r frieiidlir'?e.ss,Mnillfher vialin, earned 'hal!4fofs?offQle?1Jp5fyrlf1ril1aQ 'Onefday,f1iaw- ever, her popularity faded as a mist and her acquaintances avoidedf er qsl'a'p,estilence. The trouble was the measles. But lvith the passing of the malady her ability to successfully tackle a French vert: isffstill unimpaired. uv' if HELMEN BRASHEAR, Literary ------- - . - Tahoka, Qlfeicas L Meridian College 'ZOQ O. Vl...'S- fzlp Wlest Texas Club '2Ig Student CfJuncil'l2ll .ii I Helen Mae: i. e., relicence and extreme good looks. She etlispelled the old thatl,piQLQ1.gQlg-garc lwrainlessl and' was as adept at scanning Chaucer as the mostjsludious. fi .2 Ag.l!3'E'sP6hLi.Sfti, 'Literary K- - - -r - - .li l: as 'zig student, . - ' . - . M Music Club '2Ig Choral Club '2lg Y. W. C. A. Cabin'ef'2lg Sec'y. P. A. L. S. '2lg Sec'y. Dramatic Club '2Ig Clarendon High. l9. The number of duties Alice had at different times required all her vivacity, of which she had a plenty. On days when she n:asn't serving on tum or three committees she thought it was Christmas, and on days when she wasn't smiling everybody else thought the world was coming to an end. l l f an PAGE FORTY

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MAJOR GARRETT, Literary --------- Claude, Texas .,,1gP, ln Stgejunipr Expression '2Ig Armstrong County Clul? 'A2l,9 Bgslgptball '20-y2l: Dramatic- Q' '20l'f21.1eClpude,High 'l9. J' 45' MEj!'i'.is' as eftidite as lifstaciturnity indicates, and on one of the -tape instances when he forgot his rc- ser-ueaggd arguedewilh a -teaeher he was eloquent. A first rate track rrgan and a,wide reader of every- thing'-he' Coufd get hold of. i - E.S't'EiLLE HUDSON, Literary ---- A - - -fHermleigh,,Texas 1'F.,'A.L.S.g R. RG. club 'us-'wg Student CouncilQ'2l. A Q D It V' V V ff, .i- she' intends torjhecorne a writer of frecudllse, since she refuses tdrgzoixfiylejfher-'V V, 'tions to , 44 .bertlyitfshe is,,going to be a school' Qtikzherg but whatever voed ul X H A V filter. tc willfeceive a IIE 'when she does-ggi' 1 f, A V 9 ,fs-f THELMA ALLEN, Expression -------- Clarendon, Texas O. L. S.: Dramatic Club '20-'2Ig Music Club '2lg Choral Club '20-'2Ig Mu Phi Sigma Club 'IB-'l9. lt'.1 hard to understand why she chose to specialize in expression, for with her liveliness and wide-awake ness she could express a thousand shades of emotion-from those af an Italian count to those of glad: some Polyanna. PAGE FORTY-TWO