Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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School Calendar lCont'cll Nov. 3: Coyotes lose to Decatur, 0 to 40. 6: 11: 11: 15: 16: 21: 23' 25: 28: Dec. 1: Su I Doctor misplaced the horn-rims and is late to class in a Upince-nez. T. S. C. C. loses to W. C., O to 71. W. C. boys lose hearts to T. S. C. C. girls. Conference opens, rain begins. Half hour class periods. Conference committees meet in main building. Hymn singing dis- turbs excitable students. Coyotes lose to Cisco. C. C. Minnie Ray and Gertrude are A. W. L. from chapel. Campus day and lunch. Dean Ford learns how to burn dry leaves with the aid of three gallons of coal oil. Literary Digest man is a living example of a sinking coast-line. E. A. party. Right deesa way for getta da popacorn. If X Dec. 2: Robbie bobs her hair. Next? . N 4: Girls basketball season opens. Seniors win ,X ' inter-class games. N5 ,AQ -54 6: Thalian and Alethean joint stunt program. 5 Q ' f Tense western drama. 4 .X , ga A 'fzqu 8: Mortis gets rough. Sleeps with boots on. If iw A ' he had died he would have died in his boots. I ' 9: Mortis has boots cut off. QPU, Nl S, 15: Herr von Keting, Signor Spaghetti, Senor X A Frijoles, Monsieur Bologni, and Signor Mac ' gl ' aroni present in chapel the grand opera Over 'fs And Over Again. A ' 21: Holidays begin. Christmas tree. All out for 1 Santa Claus. MRS. NICHOLS: Ay! Que muschachos!

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f.- ,. aw T get FN , rr QL 1 Q F 1- Sept. Oct. Nov. Schoo Calen ar : Old students arriving. : Hello, have you seen the bunch? : Registrationg first draft of raw recruits. : Formal opening. Address by Dr. Hyer of S. M. U. 21-23: Location hunting. : Pleasedtomeetcha party. ' Aged lady registers as a freshman. Evidently the time has come for her to know better. Burleson game at Greenville. Their victory. Open meeting of Lanham and Switzer societies. O'Nea1 begins his official career at W. C. Battle of Cougars and Coyotes at Cleburne. Did we win? Hush! Studio rehearsal with HT. ' Several new students find it's not so hard to meet the Dean. On the other hand, they find it harder to keep from doing it every day. Girls societies give short lunch to boys and faculty. Grand squabble. Bulldozing politics. Coyotes, 35g Granbury, 6. Girls societies formally christened Thalians and Aletheans. Johnnie and Buck come to chapel on time. Coyotes defeat Jacksboro, 12 to 6. : Dean Ford asks Freshman visitors to be at ease. That is where most of his visitors are-at E's. BUCK and NELLIE: The deep, foamy, and briny sea Just barely did come up to my knee.

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Gag ' WlntQY ' ' 'C fire , ' Z:-fi S' :Wi f E.. ei 0 efl- A f't-Aff X it , 1 -- r' -A ,.+- -Us-IL ur, Q- School Calendar lCont'dl Jan. 1. Edna didn't exactly tell a whack, but-well, she didn't come back to school, did she? 3: Sheen comes down from Nashville. 6: Boys basketball season opens. W. C., 20g Arlington Heights, 28. 8. Lemons is next to be shorn of her crowning glory. 10: Bonnie, Jenniebelle and Pick still play Nobody Lied in chapel. 12: Football banquet. Trigg is sorry he is from the country, but he is glad he has come to the city. 18: Mr. Ford makes address in chapel. Faculty files out softly in order not to wake students. 20. Girls play John Tarleton Giants. We had a good time watching those little girls reach up to the goal. 21: Students explore Lost Mine. I lost mine, too, 25: Mr. Rand takes shotgun to shoot down trees to plant on the campus. Jan. 27-Feb. 3: Mid-term revelry and night life. Cramming isn't the kind of night life we prefer. Feb. 3: 2112 party at Mr. Hester's. Angie and O'Neal winners. 5. Keaton and Jones clog and jig in chapel. 10: Seniors give Fish party. They say fish are good brain food. Men are sold to highest bidder. 12: Elva and Lorene go home from the reading room before 6 o'clock. 13: Alethean luncheon honoring Miss Miles. 15. Blanche sees a faint glimmer of a joke the first time it is told to her. 21: Lanhams proselyte. 22: Thalian picnic at Spring Creek. We take the winners in 42. 22: Alethean-Switzer party. Lanham-Thalian party. Mar. 13. Thalian Day. Around her head she wore a yellow ribbon. 15: College night at the revival. Coale -dust. Stealing of Alethean colors in church-house causes lights to go out. Mar. 16: Sadness of farewell. Remains of Alethean-Switzer colors are laid to rest with elaborate ceremony. S 16: Same day-The Resurrection. HENRI-NELL and AL: At the fountain's cool brink I drink, and drink, and drink.