Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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CLARA COOPER DICKEY, GPREENVILLE, PA. Clzrcslo, Telrzzlcclic, Scoli Club. 4 :ff-:jx eff N f e.- .:.-,ng f3Q:3 ':ff:3Q-.4 !:y3.f'- ef' -::f'- c-:-'I-E3 'miie ' Q.. - i fiieefii ' - :2V2'5-'f533?3f2: ffi. 513-159 -?. FIX .- - !e26 f.52'Q-5:'i2if.2 '1:3e.'E5:'.:.1f.7 , 1-911 I 'i:5:--- -- ? --4.5, i s K Q I , w, 4 . 21- -- .'f-N-5--N - .f5:'zf?3Wi'f3? .- . P . . me-, l- 1 -.232-1fif. :ffsEr:-, cr K 'tvzi-2-s.L:,g.fQ923j-' '45fZ:f'2S,'Q5S:' - gps- -, ,v Ju. lu.--.-.-9 Q: Aw gfhf Ky rm. giga ggl 1- QIAW' 4. Clara Dickey, -otherwise known as Dickey , came to Greenville one cold December morning as a belated Christ- mas gift, and the town has been sitting up with a happy smile on its face and taking notice ever since. Dickey is an earnest encourager of musical talent and is very popular in musical circles. Her pet expression is Gee Ohristmasn and her principal virtue, a great love HJ for physical laboratory wo1'k. ROBERT JAMES DOBBS, NEW XVILMINGTUN, PA. Philo, Town, Class Ruslfel-ball Cupi., Ill, Philo Dcclaimcv' Robert, better known as Dobief', joined our class in its infancy, and after much hard study, to say nothing of 'lpony riding he has been able to krep up in the race. He is a hright cheerful classmate, very humorous, and a great joker. He has not yet lost all his childish ways, and is a favor- ite with all the children. Dobie,' is noted for his travel. having once accompanied the foot-ball team as far as New Castle. 40 I III. .4 if:-- -L 125- -2.1 A .gr -5114. - 5 --iX 1Qv'1.2. 11 .- 12 -2' gxff- . ' 1 ,fffs Y. if - ' 2 ' . '-L -- -xl . 72 .. -kgigyi-1 V..- fy' ., ' .,

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KATHYRN GARY DOYLE, BHJXIA, TEXAS. lllznsic Sf'lLfZG'Hfl', Holel McCreury. e J f :' ' I ' '. X. N ' 12-E+:- K . lf. . -sg., X, 26,5 Er if is Q n aiu:-, devotes most of her time and interest to the cultivation of he Gary, who was horn in Mexia, Texas, presents an appearance of serenity Being twice crowned queen at Creek Reunion , turned her head. and quietudez. the Jack,s has slightly Through her agency Cupid has to pierce many been able hearts, and it is not generally known that she has only re- tained her surname under the pressure of il parental foot. She is one of the most prom- ising of the music pupils and 1' voice. JMUSS M1LTOiN DICKEY, XYAXAIIACIE, TEXAS. Fellow students, cast your lamps for at moment upon big Dickey and behold another member of 'OS from the Steer me State. Since he landed here he has devoted all his spare time to the study of music. But besides being at musician he can play some foot-ball. He is a bright stu- dious fellow and we are lost in meditation when we think of how lVestminster ever ex- isted without him, But since he's here we can hope for better Philo, Van Club, T1'oubc1cZour. i .- ... things. - .39 i.

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HOMER DONALD, LEWISVILLE, Tnxiis. Philo, Van Club, T1'0'LLZJlLCZO'LL7', Junior Conlcst, In 1904 Homer cnterecl the Freslnnan Class of Trinity University ancl in 1906 be- came a member of the Junior Class at lVestminster College. ln the short time he has been with ns he has won for him- self many close friends. He has not only showed marked evidence of social ability, but has distinguished himself as well along literary and musical lines. He is a rare specimen in tha,t he possesses a voice which reaches to high 0. , ... A' 'lif Kgxlfdqa E --u is- ' .mul Q ki. f-fs, X Q,- ,1 V? 'I' 7 . . .1 ai-'V . , i U' In ,,,, ., V., ,h if 5 in li' i .-1 '- ...X ----5 - V, EMQFL ,. . fri rf' :ar 1. -- iiig-:gl 13- 5 5,1 ',,. nv 5- f .. ' '7' gym: 5 ,, ..- r 2+ B mf. ., JOHN BOYD FULTON, CANNONSBURG, PA. Aclclplzsic, Eagle Club. -l 41 Why Boyd came to college we have never been able to iind out. However, after serving time at Gannonsburg Academy he was shipped up here to re- form. He is entirely harmless and fights shy of the ladies. His chief occupation here is picking an old guitar and planning new schemes to worry the faculty.