Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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List of Patrons The following patrons of Weatherford College have made possible the publica- tion of The Oak Leaf and we publish this list as an expression of our appreciation. Drs. Bloom, Dentists Wm. Haas. W. H. Bowden 8x Sons. Dr. L. M. Hall. H, J. Bradfish, The C. D. Hartnett Co. Braselton-Smith Drug Co. J. L. Hill Sz Co. Roy Bridgewater. G. A. Holland. Walter Browder's Candy Kitchen. Pat Jordan. Brown-Milburn Hardware Co. Fred Kebelman. Tom S. Bullock. Kelly's Drug Store. Camp dz Company. R. W. Kindel. Carter-Ivy Hardware Co. King 8: Dyer. Chamber of Commerce. Owen H. Land. City of Weatherford Water, Light KL Lanier Bros. Garage. Ice Co. The Leader Dry Goods Co. Geo. P. Corcanges. Sam Leiper. L. J. Crowder. Merchants Sz Farmers State Bank. Crystal Palace Mills Merchants Fast Motor Lines, Culwell Sz Lee. J. H. Wright, R. W. Davis. Model Tailoring Co., Andrew Colgin. Everysport No-De-La Tailoring Co. First National Bank Jack E. Wright. First State Bank Virgil Pickard. Nellie R. Fleming, D. C. Rumage Dry Goods Co. T. H. Gatlin. I. M. Gardner. A. H. Russell. Chas. Sharpe Grocery. Glenn Bros. Grocery, Shropshire Sz Bankhead. City Barber Shop. Cherry-Akard Drug Co. W. A. White. Note: We wish to thank our associate editors. We don't know for certain sure, but we think they think we are bossy. We can return the favor, because we think they surely ought to have seen we would want things like we ourselves just naturally wanted them. Anyway, we appreciate them, and we hope the appreciation is mutal. We wish to thank our typists. We wish to thank our contributors. We wish to acknowledge the great and unpayable debt we owe our faculty advisor, Mr. Gambrell. Don't get the idea that we are trying to be gushing, but we want it known that we appreciate him. We can tell the world that to publish an annual is good fun. My soul, yes! WENDELL: Have you read your espanol? ..-. -.,.g.. .., -iff , -g.f.:. . . . ,.l.-..-L ...,-.L.. ,

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llli-113 Feie 1922 Martha Pickens of Weatherford, who was chosen as Sweetest Girl by the stu- dents of the college, was crowned on the night of May 1, as part of the May Day festivities. Following the coronation came such a fete as a queen might be proud to behold as a token to her graciousness and beauty. With long, streaming ribbons, gay little fairies danced around the may-pole, heralding the dances of the iiowers, which included numerous drills and songs by college boys and grils. Weatherford Colleqe Humn in Thy halls for a time we stand, On us thy mantle falls for awhile, Heirs of a past that hosts revere. We for but todayg changeless years for Thee. We give Thee an offering of past for past, Hold it wtih banners on thy walls. Mingled in kin or creed or cast One are we in future calls. MARY JOHNSTON. NELLIE: How do you like the idea?