Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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The Book of Prophecq, Klontinuecll tion of the hundreds of students who have, at some time or other, come under my supervision. 59, Lo, I am head of the English De- partment in one of our leading colleges, and my husband is the head of the History De- partment of the same college. Selah. 60. Now there was in that crowd a lady who was dressed in very fine clothes and arrayed in rich jewels.. 61. Verily I say unto you that Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like Mar- '1e. g 62. She spake unto them these words, It came to pass after I was married that I went with my husband to Dallas where he was engaged in a profitable business. 63. All these years have I loved, hon- ored, and obeyed my husband, even as I was commanded. 64. Fortune has smiled upon us and we are happily enjoying health, wealth and the benefits of the highest social circles of Dallas. Selah. 66. Then King Hubbert spake unto them saying, Be of good cheer, it is Ig be not afraid, 67. And they calmed themselves and lzcarkened to what he had to say. And he spake unto them loud and long, as was his custom and the substance of his speech was this: 68. To the subject of science he had devoted his time and talents, and in that iealm he had excelled. 69. He had spent much time in going to school, some in working in a chemical plant, and some in teaching Science. 70. And it came to pass some years rfter graduation from Weatherford Col- lcge, that he had gone forth in that line, and he gave to the world some notable dis- coveries. Selah, 72. And one named Angie could con- tain herself no longer, so she said unto them these words, 73. Had I told you ten years ago that I would be a trained nurse, verily I say un- fo you that you would not have believed, and neither would I. 74. But it came to pass that I was pos- issed later of a desire to be of benefit to the unfortunate and suffering, so it was that I studied hard and became a nurse. 75. Many a sick child have I soothed, many a fevered brow have I bathed, and many a man have I heard make love to me while I held his hand. 76. But Alas, it means nothing, for so great is my efficiency as a nurse that they invariably recover from their mental de- rangement and go on their way rejoicing. 77. Moreover, I am president of the Child's Welfare Association of my city. Selah. 78. Now there was in the multitude that day, one Nellie, who was remembered by her superior ability to ask questions, and she said, 79. Through my blessed gift of inquiry I have learned many things, and many things have been made known to me by the harsh teacher of experience. 80. For a long time I missed my call- ing, for it happened th-at I was desirous of becoming a school teacher and put foith my best efforts to that effect, but iinally it came to pass that a certain man per- suaded me saying, 81. I beseech thee on bended knees, Oh thou most lovely one, that thou shouldst desist from worrying thyself trying to store information in the heads of the younger generation, and that thou shouldst marry me and rule as queen of my home and my heart. 82. I obeyed the voice of my lover and became his wife, and our home is on East Oak, in the house that was once known as the Smith home. 83. In my husband's house are many eatablesg if it were not so I would not have stayed there. I have directed to be prepared this day a feast for you, that where I eat there may you eat also, 84. Then the President, as spokesman Igor the class, arose joyfully and said unto er, 85. Thou hast chosen the better part. Get thee hence and go to thy home for this day do we dine at thy house. 86. And it came to pass that as he spoke, the truth of his words was mani- fested in the various smiles of satisfaction that passed between members of the class. 87. And they went forth and partook heartily of the sumptuous feast that had been prepared for them, and the people of the city heard no more of them until the evening. So be it, Selah, MARY LOUISE: Oh, ex-cuse me. I erred.

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I FRESHFHEN BONNIE ELLIOTT Weatherford Pres. Freshman Class '23-3 Pres. Glee Club '23g Press Reporter Aletheans '23g Joke Editor Oak Leaf '23g Hiking Club '23g Dra- matic Club '23g Yell Leader '23. GEORGIE CROSTHWAITE Weatherford Pres. Freshman Class '23g Pres. Pres. Aletheans '23g Vice-Pres. Glee Club '23g Editor Oak Leaf '23g Hiking Club '23, WALTER GILES Weatherford Sec'y-Treas. Freshman Class '23g Lanham Literary Society '23, NELLIE BEAN Weatherford Alethean '23g Hiking Club '23g Glee Club '23. LUCILLE BLACKSTOCK Brownfield Thalian '23g Librarian Glee Club '23. MARY BLACKSTOCK Palo Pinto Thalian '23g Life Service Volun- teer Band '23g Glee Club '23. EDNA CLAUNCH Weatherford Alethean '23g Hicking Club '23g Glee Club '23. ZADIE LEE COGBURN Weatherford Dramatic Club '23g Alethean'23. BONNIE: I've got a new one to tell you today.