Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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Renfro of the Mounted. Taylor interviews Neal while Simmons and Brannon wait their turn. This has been going on a long time too, and everything’s been done about it. Miss Bible surveys some of the domain over which she’s the unchal lenged queen. Neal and Ruth McKissick, before the beginning of the Hudson era. Cowboy Bates, or is it Buckboard Bates? One of the Byers flashes all ciled up, that is oil dolled up for Homecoming. Some firemen about to save a child. fast of the celebrated Kirkpatrick boys. The Bull boys, Terrell and Campbell. Opal Worcester and Louise Forcester.

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4 Harrell and two other Phi Thetas com- ing out of classes. Andrews and several other Phi Thetas waiting for classes to be over. A couple of Weatherford College stu- dents, too. You’d never think of Dora Lynn, would you? Billie Williams helps her do a little work at the ball park. Another Thalian pigskin pusher. This been going on for a long time, folks, and nothing can be done about it. Nothing is more pleasant than Weath- erford’s tree-shaded campus in the cool of the evening. Rebecca and P. M. brush up on European government. Deloris Bell goes home after a hard day. Mr. Saylor autographs some of his books for a couple of ardent pupils. Mr. Saylor brushes up some of his ardent pupils on European government. Plessie Pattillo just brushes up. Freshman Campbell and Freshman Goodenough need brushing up, but de- cide to discuss European government instead.

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Informal social group, no identification needed. No identification needed here, either, is there? Castor oil or exams, we can’t tell which. Little Lord Fauntleroy is at it again. It was 705 that pulled us to Hillsboro for that 13-7 victory. Couts Hall flying a distress signal or a storm warning. Evans and other honor students cut classes. Sadie Hawkin’s Day caused this mix- up. Morton and Hasseltine (coy little things) had to be begged to pose for this picture. The editor and photographer had ta beg to get in this picture. Tch-Tch, and college students too! Now Junior, we know you wouldn’t do that. Say, that mail must be awfully inter- esting or Cisco wouldn’t be there. Girls on the gridiron, and pretty tough too.