The Coyote (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 6, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 16, 1936 Page: 1 of 4
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The Coyote
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HRerrp Chrstmas
Weatherford, Texas, Wednesday, December 16, 1936
No. 6
VOL. XI
Greetings . .
Conference at Southwestern
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SAM BAKER HOUSEHOLDER, JR.
Hutcheson, George
Several members of the Weather-
erford College next year.
was
ed as a deposit.
over-
about May 1.
The college faculty was entertain'
versifies.
difficulties have been ironed out
Miss Nona G. Akard, head of the
Martin.
NEW ARRIVAL
i “Football Sweetheart.” The team also
has been named Patricia Ann.
The project was
‘orstand
Old Maid—An old lady who never they have annually honored the foot-
Although 46 students work under
vents of the year.
The Education 531 class wishes you the recent Federal Emergency Re-
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interest and the new mode of dis-
cussion was used in a very successful
manner. Mr. Salyer led the discussion
sical education now being offered
in the junior colleges of our state.
As the results of this survey were
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freshmen all join the frolic and makes
tla school atmosphere eves more
democratic. Gifts must not cost over
Of this number, 16 borrow from
student loan funds enough money to
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Well, the Seniors walked off with
three of the four popularity contests.
The rsults were as follows:
Four A’s
Washam, Henry B.
Womack, Cleta
had the chance to ride in a rumble
seat when she was young.
Students Participate In
Texas Methodist Students
Thursday night in the college audi-
torium.
The chorus is composed of about
thirty students. There are to be sev-
eral specials including quartets, duets,
and solos. Miss Vivrett, the director,
has worked faithfully and untiringly
during the past weeks and has receiv-
ed the whole hearted cooperation of
the chorus in preparing this cantata.
There is no admission and the pub-
lic is cordially invited to attend this
performance.
Honor Roll
FIRST SIX WEEKS
cal and Health Education Associa-
tion.
Mrs. McDaniel was also one of the
Most Popular Girl
Rebecca Anderson
Kay Mason-----
Sweetest Girl
Elizabeth Gordon
Geneva Elders
Most Popular Boy
Harold Russell --
Johnny Auten---
Best All Round Boy
Dorsey Collins---
Red McClain----
Faculty Entertained
P‘y Mesdames Works
class room-
Mrs. Martin was brought to her
All A’s
Craven, Mary Louise
Leslie Hart
buns, mustard, pickles, and coffee by
gallons.
The guests list included the foot-
ball boys, their dates, Mr. Field, Mr.
E'en Hagman, the other nurses, and
doctors.
President Boswell Attended
Methodist Church School
Administrative Conference
Seniors Get Three
Popularity Contests;
Annual To Be Good
Young People’s Union
Meets at Aledo
daughter born to them Saturday ov-
Mrs. Howard Martin
Resumes Art Work
or in full.
Perpetual Motion—A boy 21 years lege, most of the students are direct-
of age who has the 7 years itch three ly employed,
times.
players from the amount of food
she had on hand. There were wieners, j
showing an increase in enrollment.
Mrs. Boswell acecmpanied Mr. Rea
well and visited with an aunt in Dick-
son, Tennessee. At Dickson, Mr. Bos-
well was asked to speak before the
a token of
Kelley, Lula Mae
Mock, Coit
McClain. Clinton
Noble, Elizabeth
Pearson, Myrtle Lois
Pittinger, Jane
Todd, Raymond
West, Bessie Lou
Wright, Nelda.
In order to make the honor roll
a student must be taking five subjects
make at least one A and no C's.
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Joseph, Junior
HEIR AT SAYLOR HOME
Discussion Features
I. R. C. Program
a very Merry Christmas.
College Chorus To
Present Christmas
Cantata Thursday
Plebes Become Full
Fledged Thalians
until now to resume her work.
Mrs. -Justin Anderso has been
Plans Laid For
Annual Xmas Tree
The staff has been considering sev-
eral patterns of bindings available
and will choose the best and most
artistic back possible. The anrual
this year is to be one of the best ever
published by the school .
BUY YOURS NOW!
with the black goal posts serving as
holders for the burning gold tapers.
Yellow gold chrysanthemums in black
bowls formed the centerpieces for the
tables. Programs, favors, and place
cards further carried out the color
scheme of black and gold- Balloons
j Faculty Members
Attend Teachers
heart—George McFall.
BLACK AND GOLD
Lovely gifts were presented to the
sponsor of the Thalians, Miss Bunch,
and to the president. Miss Pratt, by
the Society. Miss Bunch was the reci-
pient of. another lovely gift present-*
ed to her by the football team as its
played some very classical numbers.
For her encore she chose “Turkish
1 March” from The Ruins of Athens.
Akard Sisters Attend |
Piano Concert
interest is growing and the future
is indeed bright for this organization.
The International Relations Club
is an organization for the triple pur-
pose of instructing, developing, and
the living room.
Tall blue candles burned in silver
holders; mistle toe and other Chist-
mas greenery added fragrance to the
occasion. Game tables were laid in
an adjoining room, and games ap-
Mr. Allison head of the Depart-
ment of Education, read a paper on
“The Needs of Terminal Courses in
Junior Colleges” before the junior
college section of the Teacher's As-
sociation Nov. 26. Mr. Allison pointed
out the need for terminal courses in
junior colleges. The article dealt with
the organization of the junior col
lege its aims and possibilities, and
shows that the junior college is a pos-
sible solution for adult and other
! types of education that exist in our
American nation at this particular
time.
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ed Monday night by Mesdames Sing-' 7
elton, Works, and Anderson at the -8
has been appraised by experts as a
most handsome and healthy child.
His mother is doing excellently.
played. After the games, the guests i Friday morning, December 18. At
essembled in the living room, where j the student body meeting, presided
Mrs. W. B. McDaniel read “ ‘Twas, over by Student President Collins,
the Nioht Before Christmas.”
Madame Novaes, who was accom-
panied here by her husband, was
presented by the members of the
Texas Music Teacher's Association.
j Enthusiastic response was given to
j the plan presented by Mr. Allison and
| Collins for this year’s celebration.
The annual Christmas tree is one
of the many things that stamp Wea-
therford College as different and out-
• standing among colleges of Texas.
ceive. Make your parents happy and j Collins, Dorsey
then after you have done that, look : Fletcher, Arthur
up some one in your community and I Harrison, Tom
extend seasons greetings to this poor Sims, Latrice
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their first, who was born Thursday After the program cocoa and cookies
morning, December 11. The baby has were served by the members of the
been named Joseph, Junior, weighs j Music Club.
five pounds, and has brown hair. He----
One of the most elaborate banquets
in recent years at Weatherford Col-
lege was given last Monday evening,
December the seventh, by the Thal-
ian Society, honoring the Weather-
ford College Football Team.
The scene of this festive occasion
was the dining room of the Hotel
Parker. The banquet room, with its
elaborate decorations, carried out the
actual colors of "old, black and "old.”
The long tables covered with gold
were arranged as miniature gridirons
BRO. J- R. CARRUTH, head of the!
i Religious Education Department of
Weatherford College, is sponsor of
the appetites of football ture jobs but the idea grew in popu- part of their tuition. Students are
larity until it reaches into promi- requested to pay these loans by Sept,
nence as one of the outstanding e-j 16, 1937.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morrison both
are former students of Weatherford
College.
Miss Nona G. Akard and Miss Ber-
tha Akard attended the piano concert,
of a famous pianist Friday, Nov. 27.
Medame Novaes, a Brizilian pianist
। ball team. It was due perhaps, to the
leadership and guidance of the spon-
sor and. president of the society, Miss
Bunch and Miss Pratt, and the hearty
co-operation of every officer and
member of the Thalian Society. They
are all to be commended-
and accreditation and classification of
colleges. All of the colleges in Texas
The banquet was truly one of the
most elaborate and well-planned ban-
quets that the Thalians have ever
given during the many years in which
name drawn regardless of'"person,
sex or position. President and lowest
Remarks—Dean McDaniel
Reading—Mrs. Royce Guerry
Presentation of New Captains
Methodist Student Conference at
Southwestern University, Georgetown,
Texas, November 27-29, 1936. Four-
teen colleges were represented and
cighty-two delegates and visiting of-
ficials of methodism were present-
“Students are finding their places
today as never before. All are reac-
ting more favorably than in previ-
ous years,” says Dr. Harvey C. Brown
Director of the Division of Metho-
dist student movements. There are
Methodist Student Movements in Sou-
thern student bodies and 15 state con-
ferences in the South that try to fur-
nish normal church relationships for
the students while they are away
from home in scholastic preparations..
The conference was a success, and.
hope was expressed that all the units
would try to do more to further this
work in 1937.
Dr. Edmund Heinsohn, pastor of
the University Methodist Church of
Austin, was the conference keynote
speaker on Friday evening. According
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Football Sweet-
“The merits and the weaknesses of
the Social Security Act’ formedl a
nucleous for a very interesting and
instructive discussion by the Inter-
national Relations Club in regular
meeting Tuesday December 8. The
meeting, presided over by O. B- Sal-
yer, president, was one of the most,
interesting meetings that has been
held this year and proved of real val-
ue to those attending.
Mrs. A. W. Hall opened the pro-; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morrison are
gram by leading the entire group in' the happy parents of a fine baby
Medley of Songs—Nona Ruth Pot-
ter.
Acrobatic Solo—Wynama Dell My-
Pl’S.
To Thalian Plebes—Dorris Sanders
To Thalian President—Rebecca An-
determination to make this the most
outstanding year of your life. Wea-
therford college is ever thoughtful
of you and all of your undertakings.
G. C. BOSWELL, President
We trust that you come back to Tipton, Georgia Fae
us after the holidays filled with the' Warren, Elmore
ening December 12th. The little one ‘ presented Dan Burns with
- its appreciation for him.
It is a gala occasion participated in
by the entire student body and dig-
nified by the presevse of that be
wiskered, jolly, giver of gifts-Santa
Claus himself.
Gifts are distributed in the fol-
lowing manner; names are drawn in
chapel and presents are bought for
head.
President G. C. Boswell acted as
Master of Ceremonies for the evening
He very capably presided over the
very enjoyable program that was
presented, making the various intro-
ductions.
The program was as follows:
Invocation—Dorsey Collins
Welcome—Mary Nell Pratt
Response—Darwin Bryan
Quartet—Misses Bass, Corley, Cul-
well, Pyeatt.
Toast to Coyotes—Ruth Warren
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Miss Nona G. Akard
Presents Piano Pupils
In Recital Tuesday
cellent visit in your homes with your Neel, Bobbie Nell
parents and other loved ones during i Pratt, Mary Nell
wth a wiener roast Friday night,- Dec- • cation department.
erher 11. at Sun Shine Lake. originally made to develope teach-
She seems to be a woman who un- er‘s technique in giving trees in fu- enable them to pay fees, board, and
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Mr. McDaniel, who was deputized
co preside over the Christmas tree,
in the absence of Santa, distributed
the gifts. Each gift bore a clever quo-
tation suited to the gift and to the
ecipient. Popcorn, candied apples,
hot chocolate and doughnuts were
served throughout the evening. Im-
promptu Christmas caroling ended a
celightful evening'.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Bond, Rev.
pwd Mrs. A. W. Hall. Miss Bertha
Akard and Mr. Knox Childress were
among the guests.
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Thalian Football
Banquet Is Very
Elaborate Occasion
President G. C. Boswell attended
the meeting of the Methodist Church
and College Leaders throughout
Southern Methodism held last week in
Nashville, Tennessee. At this meet-
15th. The program was composed of
polos as well as several duos and du-
ets. The students played well and. erson:
i showed the careful training and sup-
Miss Akard described her as hav-1 ervision of Miss Akard.
ing gracious stage poise and playing I
beautifully.
Make a deposit on your 1937 Oak-
leaf now to be sure that you get one
of the 150 copies that will be printed.
Any amount of money will be accept-j
Tentative plans were laid in chapel
propiate to the season and furthering i Friday, December' 11, for W. C.’s
“Unto Us a Son Is Given” will be
sung this Christmas with unusual fer-
vor by Mr. J. R. Saylor, instructor
in social sciences. He and Mrs. Say-
lor are the parents of a baby boy,
home of the latter, at 116 Couts
Streets. A Christmas motif was fea-
tured in the decorations of the
home. A great blue star lighted the
entry; a tree bright with blue lights
Meet, Ft, Worth Hart, Virginia
' Howard, Rowe
ing many important questions were .
discussed pertaining to religious work)
college work, campus religious work,
er’s Association which was held in
Fort Worth November 26 and 27.
Among those who attended were
President G- C. Boswell, Dean and
Mrs. W. Ek McDaniel, and Mr. L. A.
Allison.
Mrs. McDaniel instructor in Phy-
sical Education in Weatherford Col-
lege, read a paper before the Physi-
cal Education Association which was
held in conjunction wth the State
Teachers Convention. The paper con-
tained data collected by Mrs. McDan-
iel on the courses of required phy-
Tuesday night, December 1, mark-
ed another big night in the lives of
the Thalian plebes. On that evening,
at the home of Miss Peggy Parsons,
they became full fledged Thalian
members. Much to the relief of the
long suffering plebes, the procedure
was entirely solemn, without even a
trace of horseplay.
After the Thalian oath had been
' administrated to each plebe and the
j ritual read by the officers, the sen-
A q:uITLAI The International Relations Club,, iue puyPa euu-av, ceremonial robes
And Singleton- ponsoredbyMr<J>R. Sayl0rstarted I needs of the Southern girls; and, | - dfxed
.rather slowly this year because of [ second the freshman courses being ‘ After the refreslments were served
J conflicting organizations but as meet-' offered in American colleges n u the giris quartet, Peggy Parsons and
Miss Fisher Gives
Weiner Roast For
Football Boys democratic- GiIts must not cost over,
___ ■ • ; 10 cents. ;er three-fourths of those attending
Miss Fisher, head nurse of the Med- [ The credit for the Christmas tree Weatherford Junior College this year
ical-Surgical Clinic, entertained the as an annual tradition goes to Mr. ■ are paying their own way either par-
Weatherford College football boys L. A. Allison, caable head of the edu- tially
Dell Bass gave several impromptu
numbers.
The Thalians expect to be even
more active this coming year than
they were last year. There are four-
' teen senior Thalians this year and
thirty-four freshmen took the Thal-
ian oath.
1 ' Four students of Weatherford Col-
h. ’ । lege attended the session of the Texas
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ford College faculty attended the 1 Jennings, Howard
convention of the Texas State Teach-
The pictures for the annual turned
out exceptionally well and a large
part of the annual was sent to the
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home in Weatherford some time ago
from Cook's Memorial Hospital in Ft. . Coach Field.
w orth, but she has been too weak i Presentation of
Research,—Getting things out of
The regular outlined program [ too lengthy to be presented at the
abandoned because of passive meeting, they will be published soon
in the News Bulletin of State Physi-
As presdent of Weatherford Coll-
ege it gives me an unusual pleasure
to extend to you, as students of this
institution that has been so outstand-
ing, seasons greetings.
We hope that you have a most ex-
Th.e Weatherford College Chorus
wil lprebent a Christmas Icantata,
■“The Music of Bethlehem” next
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•he blue and silver star theme, were ! annual Christmas tree to be held
lege presidents from all the Southern, o -
states attended. !" 1
Mr. Boswell enjoyed very much the .
presentation in the Old Show Boat. | - j
A banquet was given Wednesday’-e
nioh+ with about three hundred peo-' l0!
Toast to Coach—Hunter Kirkpa-
trick.
, _ Novelty Number—Miss Wherry
line arts department of Weatherford : T ,
College, presented her piano pupils; ors am. o nr ,
•X ! m a • ’ + IL,, To Thalian Sponsor—Mary Nell
in recital Tuesday night, December 1
Pratt.
_ . the Life Service Band which will spon-
County High School group. From his sor the Methodist Student Movement
visit, Mr. Boswell is expecting to get i on the Weatherford College campus,
at least two new students for Weath__
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pie present.
The general opinion was that all
institutions were in very good f inan- (
cial condition and most of them are
and each member of the organiza-
tion voiced his opinions. The round'five members appointed to serve the
table forum proved so popular that' committee of National Association of
the next meeting will be devoted en-. Director of Physical Education in
tirely to curent topics of the day and i Colleges. This committee is national
to opinions on these topics. j in its scope and is to determine two
The International Relations Clubthings, first, the physical education
Many interesting plans were made
for the ensuing year to create a deep-: many old books never read, and put-
er interest in the Young People's ting them into a new book which no-
Union. j body is going to read.
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Buckhanan, John
) Blurns, Dan
Corley, Helen
Elders, Geraldine
Fain, Douglas
engraver yesterday. The annual will
be out and ready for the students i of many colors hung down from
singing “O Little Town of Bethlehem",
After the scripture reading Bro. At-
kins led the prayer. A special number
“The Spacious Fermament," was.
given by a group of students from
the Weatherford College chorus. The
Aledo young, people then presented a
Christmas play.
Recreation was ledi by Helen Corley
until the refreshments were served.
entertaining those students who are
and silver tinsel with blue and silver. especially interested in polities or any
nnckaoos neaped about it, stood in phase of current events.
lief Administration, and 'pome 17
others are employed outside the col-
I, L The Parker County Young People’s .. ..
ost Or weatherrord | Union met Friday night, December 11 substituting for Mrs.
Students Pay Own Way । at Aledo, with fifty young people i
_______ । present, about twenty-five of which j
Approximately 203 students, or ov-1 Were from Weatherford.
To Thalian Seniors — Netholyn
______ । Bowden.
Mrs. Howard Marfin, art teacher ■ Quartet—Messrs. Salyer, Buchanan
of Weatherford College, who has been I Weaver, Simms
ill for six weeks is now back in her Toast to W. C.—Bobbye Neal
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