Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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4 .gr -2--in ,A 1-'-:r.i '.f,! - 23?-L,-:r,:::A-,i., CHARLES FLEMMING CLUTTER. l'CharleS, who comes from Florence, is not a fruit dealer nor an organ grinder, but 'O6's most famous twirler. Never can we forget the look of wonder on '05 faces, as man after man fanned out in rapid succession. Clutter is an adept at pony riding, and a noted bluffer. G. L. COCHRAN. Cupid is a loyal upholder of JOG. He is one of the most popular men in School, and is a great mathematician. His trueworth .was not fully recog- nized until he was elected Associate editor of the ARGO. He is also a member of the Holcad staffi His life work has not yet been announced. WALTER RAYMOND DAVIS. VValter Raymond Davis, better known as Cap, comes from Greenville, Pa. He delights in athletic sports and is an artistic baseball player. He holds a place of eminence in the social world, is a' very mod- est fellow, and seldom says anything unless there is something to talk to. His favorite expression is Rowdy-dow. His future intentions have not yet been announced. JAMES DOUGI'IERTY. This and the accompanying photograph will in- troduce to you James Dougherty, Jr., the man from Back East. The photo is a good likeness of Jim, but does not do him justice. You should see him to appreciate him. He did not enter the race for a Sheepskin, with the class of '06, but by fast running has caught up with us, and is now a happy Junior. Lewis JOHN DAVIDSON. Lew, when not otherwise busily engaged caring for his younger brother, is actively pursuing a sheep- skin. He also made a record rushing the pigskin as a speedy Mend. Lew is a typical American, and a leader in all gym. work, excelling all in the standing broad grin. 28

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JAMES ALLEN BARR. Some time in the eighties, in the little town of Prospect, Pa., a babe was born, destined to be one of the miglitiest powers of his time. Dodger has been making history ever since he came to college, as a good student and a loyal upholder of his class's honor. His great renown lies in his quarter-back playing on the class football team in his 3d Prep. year. Dodger is now our class President. EVELINE M. BIGGER. Therels a girl here, in college named Bigger, 'vVho's cutting a pretty fine figure In every line that she tries. In her youth she received such a squelch In her French, that she's taken to 'VVelsh, And studies it now with a Iohn. She declares it shall be her life's work, And she never her duty will shirk. PEARL B. CARTER. Pearls have always been considered among the most precious and alluring of all earthly possessions. Our class is voted by all as one of the most fortunate in the college, for lo! a Pearl is in our midst. Although Pearl did not enter our class until the beginning of the Junior year, she has already added to our glory by her illustrious presence. SAMUEL EARNES1' CALHOUN. . Coonie,' has well been named Earnest, for he goes at everything with a vim. I-Iis push has been felt in football, baseball, basket-ball and on the track. Coonie is a bright, cheerful student, a most art- istic decorator, and one of VVestminster's champion rooters. VVILLIAM FRANKLIN CHRISTIE. Chris, or 'Docey, our genial ice-and-lurn- berman, is one of our good fellows. I-Ie is a good bugologist, being especially good at catching Flies- for the second baseball team. I-Ie is a fine singer, a good track man and an authority on the Bible. ' 27

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LEE Roy DEEVERS. After having a violent quarrel with his nurse, Roy escaped from her clutches and joined the class of '06, then in its infancy. He is still characterized by his tempestuousness, he is, however, a loyal Iu- nior, a good student and an expert in basket-ball. BERTHA JANE DoU'rHErr. Somewhat apart from this village and nearer the town called Butler, Lived our fair classmate and friend, who is loved by all those who know her. Into our school she did come, and excels all in vir- tues and graces. Studious is she in her work, and 'congenial with all her associates. One whom the gods have intended to brighten the lives of all. WILLIAM JACOB EVERHART. Bill, an honorary member of the class of '06, hails from the beautiful town of Sharon, eighteen miles distant. William is a heavy fellow, of the broad type, has a remarkable physique and is gen- erally known throughout the student body as an ex- cellent football player, debater and society man. ETHEL FINNEY. All lands join hands in honoring our class, but Egypt has been especially good in sending Ethel to us. Ethel is a ine musician, an excellent student, and a most charming classmate. She is a good worker in everything in which she participates, always rush- ing off with, Oh, children, we must hurry. EIDITH BELLE GALEREATH. Edith is a dignified maiden, with a fondness for study and has seldom been known to Hunk, but in class it invariably is, Oh, kids, I'm scared to death. I don't know a thing. She is always dreadfully glad to see you, and so dreadfully happy. For her the banquet was just dreadfully lovely. 29