Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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Editors Note.. iswatowns sateen Se Aaa Nace aes eee The editor should write his annual message in the fall, when he’s full of enthusiasm, grand plans, stupendous dreams, and unlimited trust in his staff-to-be and his annual-to-be. After seven months of down-to-earth (sometimes in the gutter) struggle, a lot of the shine has been taken off those early dream, so that the editor is not sure how printable a message he is likely ta write. In his editorial pessimism he wants to apologize ror errors he knows of now, and for those which will surprise him as much as they will you the day the book is published. But it would be downright dishonest for the editor to forget the less apparent, but more permanent, values in this years work. A few staff members have carried loyalty to an almost heroic degree, and the fun we have had in putting Weatherford College, 1938-1939, between the pages of this year-book foretells, we sincerely hope, a little of your satisfaction with what we have done.

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JOE FREEMAN EDITOR MARIE TAYLOR MANAGER THE OAK LEAF for LOZ cone ne ee

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PRESIDENT G. C. BOSWELL In his three years’ service as head of Weatherford College, President Boswell has built more than physical improvements into the institution. He has instilled business principles into its operation, and has stamped its policies with an unmistakable progressiveness. His task has been an extremely exacting one, one which calls for shrewdness and versatility, industry and common sense of the highest order. The forward marches made by Weatherford College in these years have been at the command of his leadership. In recognition of the constructive qualities he has brought to the presidency of this College, the student body is proud to dedicate the 1939 Oak Leaf, to Grover Cleveland Bos- well, M.A.