The Coyote (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 9, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 24, 1928 Page: 1 of 4
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Coyote
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BOOST
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BASKECLBALL
No. 9
WEATHERFORD, TEXAS, TUESDAY JAN. 24, 1928
VOL. II
SCHOOL AT W. C.
REVENGE
Body of College
English Teachers
re-
the the high school from the rural com-
the
Commercial League by a score of 42
very interesting address, Wednesday Coyotes 48 to 30 in the hardest game
Forward
the cient training in the rural schools.
McCall was greatly missed by
In order to remedy this alarming
rang
seconds
Smith re-
Kelly made the next two goals with
noble example set by Miss Berry, a
stu-
Dr .Emmitt Hightower, chairman
of the board of trustees of Weather- many long hours in seclusion in or-
called for time out, this time with teaching career of one day, was Miss
Jones
Kelly
.Noah
Clayton
Fain__
Carter.
Young_____
_ _ Smith
Wolf___
Guard
A discus-
made
from the faculty.
success.
Y
Y. M. C. A. Holds
Important Session
Tillery
__Earl
the selections rehearsed,
sion of having pictures
ford College and pastor of the First
Methodist Church of Breckenridge
will teach a course entitled, “Chris-
tian Service in the Adult Bible Class”
The last three courses named will
fowl on Earn, then Fain
only goal of the game.
COYOTESSES DEFEAT
STRIPLING FOR REVENGE
the
and
Kelly wrung the first goal then Jones
failed on a free pitch for the visitors.
Seal
in
for
a
i a
his
the annual was brought up, and
decision reached.
Flewharty refreed the game.
The line-up was:
W. C.
Britt.
than twenty-five students of the col-
lege have enrolled for some of the
courses.
Rev. G. A. Schlueter, conference
Sunday School Superintendent will
'be actually in charge of the courses,
and will conduct a class in “Organiza-
tion and Administration of the Sun-
and the Gospel the
saved.”
Mr. Barnett gave
30 second to play.
Sisk scored 24 points, Kelly
Walker 18 and Jones 13.
The line-up was:
Seniors Make
Annual Drive
introduced the speaker, after which
he took as his subject, “And Jesus
said these words: Whosoever shall
save his life shall loose it and whoso-
ever shall loose his life for My sake
COYOTES CLASH WITH
TILLERY FIVE
Sunday School Training
Course Will be Held Here
Alethian Society
Hold Meeting
The first member of the student
body of the college to go out on a
President Sam Morrison
Tells of Trip
Coyotes Fight All Way
Through, But Lose
to visit the high school and larger
neighboring schools to get ideas and
suggestions from them to carry out
in their own courses.
When a teacher is away from his
continue throughout
week.
them, the first of which was the
Y. W. C. A. Hold
Regular Meeting
Professor R. G. Boger, president of
Weatherford College will be general
supervisor of the school, and there
will be five courses offered.
No charges will be attached to the
Record. Rhorer added the
munities were unable to make their
courses, more especially in English
and this was due to the lack of effi-
> Rev. Sam Thompson, pastor of the
will be held for five evenings from First Methodist Church of this city
Humphrey. Britt and Rhorer added
and Miss Maxine Poulter. “Ducky”
Hunt assisted in supervising all the
activities.
At the conclusion of the evening
dainty refreshments of cake and
day visiting the Millsap English De-
partment.
Many others will teach for the
time in the next few weeks, or until
each rural teacher who desires to
visit another school has been given
an opportunity.
A recent discovery was made in
the Weatherford High School that a
large number of children entering
morning at the chapel period.
Mr. Barnett, who for six years
was active in the Y. M. C. A. work
of Vanderbilt University, is in the
city in behalf of Mens Brotherhood
Movement of the Methodist church.
He addressed a group of members of
Alice Miller, who relieved Professor
18, Wilhite, principal of the Green-
wood school, who spent last Wednes-
foul on
last 2
GIRLS TAKE 42-31 W. C. Supplies
County Need for
of the season. Humphrey started the
scoring by ringing the first goal.
Jones failed to free pitches with the
quarter ending and the score of 9 to
6 in favor of the Fort Worth team.
Sisk made three goals in succes-
sion and Kelly followed with one.
Jones failed to add one point while
Sisk made her point on a fowl on
Jones, ending the half. Score 13 to
17 in favor of the Coyotesses.
Kelly opened the second half by
scoring first then followed Walker.
Sisk followed with 2 points. Jones
made the free pitch on a fowl on
Gathings. Sisk made another goal
and then added an extra point.
Stripling called time out with only
15 seconds to play. Score 26 to 21
for the Coyotesses.
after the whistle had blown IM. Priddy and some of the leading
teachers of the county with the aid
lege have agreed to teach for
day, thus aiding the teacher
themselves, also.
A great many names of the
cultured society girl of the old South j 2 points each before time was called
who saw a great vision and later es- out by Cartel. Record failed to add
Berry School for points on two fouls; one on Wolf and
Georgia. Miss lone on Youn gbut followed by two
same shall be
STANDARD TRAINING Fred G. Barnett
Speaks to Student
be given credit on the Gold
work, and can only be taken
Standard Training Schools.
a number of
The first number of the program
consisted of a number of selections
by a jazz orchestra, composed of
seven until nine o’clock.
Everyone interested throughout
the city and neighboring communi-
ties are invited to report to the
classes. At the present time more
In the last quarter the visitors : from the school.
Barlow added 2 points with Young
and Britt each a goal, following
Rohrer added the extra point on
Smith’s foul. Carter again called
time-out. Earl replaced Barlow and
added 10 points while our girls were
making 16 points. Stripling again
points of the first half. Score 25 to
11 in favor of the Grainers.
The next scores were added by
Carter and Young, and Britt was
Freshmen Have
Delightful Party
A Standard Training School of the
Weatherford District of the Metho-
dist Church will open at Weatherford
College, February 12th, and will
A large number of the Freshman
class enjoyed a most delightful party
at the Weatherford College gymnas-
' ium last Saturday evening.
A very splendid program was ar-
ranged by entertainment committee,
composed of Misses Gertrude Wright
Jewel Jean Kirkpatrick, Katherine
Watkins, Margaret and Madeline Lee,
and Ford White, president of the
' Freshman class.
tem of pedagogy, and to revolution- i
ize the systems of education !
throughout the world.
Other examples of illustrous and
famous, but self-sacrificing young
men and women discussed were, Mr.
visitors, who led the scoring for them
on the 6th of January. Just a few situation, County Superintendent, W.
ing. Time was called out
Stripling team. Both Sisk and । which is to allow the rural teachers
On Saturday night the girls
deemed themselves against
Stripling Department team of
Messrs, Alton and Benton Strickland ।
J. L. Turpin, and Jerome Kirby.
Much amusement was furnished by
a number of "slight-of-hand" tricks
performed by Messrs, Harold Coney
and Roy Keaton. Professor Frederick
C. Giles won in the pillow case game,
while in the “Leap year” game the
winners were proclaimed as Roy Lee
A drive has recently been made
on the sale of annual tickets and so
far the students have cooperated ex-|
ceedingly well. We hope that the
students will all do their part in help-
ing to put over the 1928 “Oak Leaf”
as we feel it our duty especially to
make the annual a thorough success
this year so as to help insure Wea-
therford College’s coming years with
a bigger and better annual.
If every student will do his part
we feel sure the annual will be truly
successful. The students will not
only have to cooperate in buying
the following
the field.
Pestalozzi, of Switzerland, spent
Bernard of Nashville, who as a youth । Humphrey took Millikin’s place in
sat on a house top and spent his time i . ,, . ,
. ,1 . „ 1 , ‘the line-up. The score in the last
in grinding the crank for a photo-
grapher, which lead him to become half was 23 to 19 and with the fina
| interested in the stars. He later score 48 to 30.
, took up an extensive study of astron-
omy and discovered one of the Sater-
Probably the most interesting
speaker to address the student body
of Weatherford College since the
recent delightful visit of Bishop John
Moore, was Fred G. Barnett of
Nashville, Tennessee, who made a
of the high school teachers have
been working on a scheme for the
to 31. The presence of
A regular meeting of the Alethian
Society was held Thursday after-
noon in the Math room with Miss
Elna Pennington, the president in
charge. Miss Eloise Gafford, the
secretary read the minutes of the
last meeting and called the roll, after
which the old business was taken up,
with a report on the pie committee
being made by Miss Laurinda Temple
the chairman. Little business will
be taken up until after the final
examinations. A motion was made
and the meeting adjourned.
Carter failed on a free pitch on
On Monday evening at 7 o’clock
Sam Morrison, the president of the
Y. M. C. A. called a meeting of this
organization. The meeting place was
in the Bachelor’s Hall at 119 West
Simmons.
The devotional part of the meeting
was opened by a prayer and then a
few songs and instrumental num-
bers were given. The president told
Forward
Gathings______________Haden, Capt.
Jumping Center
splendid illustrations of individuals and Barlow for Earl and Ab Cur-
who had saved their lives by loosing tis, All-Southwestern Guard, playing
with the Texas University, for
The regular meeting of the Y. W.
C. A. was held in the parlor of the
Couts Hall last Wednesday evening
with Miss Joyce Gilbert, the presi-
dent of the society in charge. Miss
Mozelle Bussey read the minutes of
the last meeting after which a very
short program was given from the
general topic of China. Misses
Eloise Gafford and Audean Alcorn
made talks, after which Miss Naomi
Brown lead in prayer.
The discussion of the program to
be given in chapel Thursday morn-
ing was planned out and a number of
Waikemrngingtwo goafs for Strip!- improvement of the condition. Afterschool with the exception of the 1 the Methodist church Tuesday night,
by the much effort a solution was reached, purchase of a book, and the classes.
Just after the girls game of
Saturday night the Tillery Grain
team, leaders of the Major City
League of Fort Worth defeated the
Center
____________Milliken
Guard
W. G.
Sisk, Capt. --------
Forward
of his trip to Detroit, Mich., and
then appointed three chairmen to
supervise the study course which the
organization has taken up. The
work assigned was mission work on
Japan China and Latin America.
Much good may be derived from
these courses and we believe all the
members are very enthusiastic and
will strive to broaden their views on
mission work.
We now have about twenty-two
members, since five were taken into
the organization at the last meeting.
The foliofling were voted into the
Y. M. C. A.: Mr. Fred P. Giles, Mr.
Virgil Bowling, Mr. Doyle Baldridge.
Mr. Roy Johnson and Mr. Beaurom
Wade.
lites of Jupiter. The Tennessee
youth who in spite of poverty could
not give his studies in chemistry
after a few years was successful in
formulating or founding a cure for
hog colera, which would help to save
the hogs in order other ambitious
farm boys could obtain a college
education.
ceived a personal and Carter added
the two extra points. Record, who
starred with Franklin College, In-
diana and a coach in one of the high
schools of Fort Worth, got into ac-
tion and scored his first goal of a
total of 30 points for the game. Britt
added an extra point while Young
failed. Millikin threw one into the
basket, followed by one from Young.
Smith fowled and Britt added an-
other point. Record added another
point. Rhorer was sent in for Fain
their tickets but attend all functions
given in benefit of the annual and punch were served the members of
any other things that may aid in its the class and a large representation
Running Center
Dodson_________________Lawrence
duties for a day or longer some one
must fill the vacancy, and in order
to do this the students of the Educa-
tion department of Weatherford Col-
dents who wish to try “their skill in
the teaching profession” has been
j turned to Professor L. A. Allison of
the Education Department, who
sees that they are conveyed to and
Carter failed on a
der to give to the world a new sys- । given a foul with Millikin failing.
Guard
Hardin_________________________Majors
Guard
Subs—Casey for Gathings, Alcorn
for Clayton, Gathings for Casey and
Wilkins for Gathings.
Stripling—Jackson for Noah for
Jones.
Stripling
Walker
day School.” Professor R. G.
Boger will teach “The Pupil.” published the
I oc , . c , Mountain Boys in------- ------,
Rev. J. W. Scnular of Coleman, । r 4, । goals
I Ruby Kendrick, a young Texas gir. &°n9*
Texas will teach a course on Intel- who so nobly gave up her life in
mediate and Senior Lesson Mater- i Korea, after only a short time on
ials.”
Forward
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Forward
___________Humphrey
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