Weatherford College - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Weatherford, TX)

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Studeut Education pbssectatiou The 50-member Student Education Association of Weatherford College sponsored a Get- Acquainted party in Couts Hall in September for new members. Black and gold, school colors, were carried out in the decor for the party. A highlight of the October social calendar was the annual Talent Show sponsored by the club. A num- ber of variety acts, including baton twirling, sing- ing, and dancing, were featured on the program. A midnight show at the Plaza Theatre December 1 and a night program featuring a children's panel completed the December calendar, Coy Young, county school superintendent, was guest speaker at the night program. February was a busy month for active SEA members. A local contest was held February 8 to choose Mr. SEATED: Dotti Tate, historian; Gay Christian, and Miss Future Teacher. The annual Sweetheart secretary-treasurer; Thresea Killion, president; Ball, featuring a southern plantation theme, was Nancy Walker, reporter. STANDING: Dale scheduled February 23. Members journeyed to Aus- Young, parliamentarian; Sandy Goss, second tin for the state TSEA convention February 28-March 1. vice-president, SEATED: Margaret Jordan, Richard Morris, Helen Hobson, Gracy Thompson, Sandi Davis, Julia Pritch- ard, Suzanne Cash, Sandy Yoder, LaJuana Horstmann, Bobbye Jo Hott. STANDING: Richard Biggs, Mar- tha Pryor, Drew Springer, Charles Thompson, Melba Lewis, Linda Jean, Roger Williams, George Dutton, Charlotte Springer, Diana Gandy.

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The Agriculture Club is open to all students interested in agriculture. Its purpose is to provide recreation, to develop leadership, and to encourage citizenship. The Agri- culture Club sponsored a Western Dance in November. Carol Hardy is the 1962-1963 Agriculture Club Sweetheart. Ag Club officers were Ronnie Pickard, pres- ident; Phil Bradford, vice-president; Larry Jones, secretary-treasurer; Don Johnson, re- porter; Charles Floyd, junior adviser; and Thomas Barker, student council representa- tive KNEELING: Robert Ray, Stanley Hickerson, Jerry Johnson, Kenneth Carver, Jerry Johnston. STANDING: Max Cooper, Rex Walters, Don Glenn, Jim Picard, Gem Brierton, Charles Thornton. SEATED: Mr. Ross Brian, sponsor; Ronnie Pickard, president; Carol Hardy, sweetheart; Charles Floyd, junior advisor; Phil Bradford, vice-president; Larry Jones, secretary-treasurer; Don Johnson, re- porter; Thomas Barker, student council representative.

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Studeut VHovemeut The Methodist Student Movement is an active religious or- ganization. It has monthly devotionals and approximately 15 members, It has sponsored a project to raise money for the Methodist World Service Fund, a luncheon in March and a party at the National Guard Armory at Weatherford Lake in April. Sandy Goss presiding over M.S.M. meeting. Pianist: Alice French. STANDING: LaJuana Horstmann, Roger Williams, Charles Thompson, Bobbye Hott, Dotti Tate, Sandi Davis, Nancy Taylor, Michele Fouche, Helen Lawrence, Sandy GOSs.