Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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Joe Ferguson.. ............................. President Don Ely ........ ....... V ice-President Merle Murray . . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer ROLL Senior President Glendon Adams Senior Representative Merle Murray Senior Representative Joe Ferguson Junior President and FFA Kent Cooper Junior Representative Phyllis McGuire Junior Representative Bobby Thompson Sophomore President Loyd Lee Benson Sophomore Representative Deloras Mays Sophomore Representative 'D Roll, Continued Joe Don Kinder Freshman President Butch Burchell Freshman Representative B. Johnston Freshman Representative Billie Norman FHA Representative Pat Huey i NHS Representative David Camp Athletics Danny Sue Kiser Music Doris Ann Garrett Junior Representative Nafmmzl ffamrr Saczefy Owners . . President e-President . . Secrefory . . .Reporter 7 'QHIIQEY Q M. L. KORN Superintendent B.S., N.W. State, Alva M.A., Colorado University To Mrs. Ruth Gilger, member of the Comanche chapter ofthe National High School Honor Society and to the members of the Tomahawk Staff, congratulations on a job well done. To everybody into whose hands this volume of the 1956 Tomahawk falls---igreetings. Student morale means much to the future welfare of any school. Contributions to the healthy morale of the Comanche school by students and friends everywhere are greatly appreciated. Your school is no greater and no better than you think it is. Your interest and your attitude is a tangible asset. You represent your school in the community in which you live or visit. Don't allowa graduate, a former student, or a student of any other school to be any more enthusiastic in his support of his school than you are in your support of yours. The dominant idea of the Comanche school is service through education. lts entire resources are dedicated to that purpose . May success and happiness be yours always. Sincerely, M. L. Korn CHARLES D. HOLLEYMAN Hugh School Principal B S East Central State M Ed University of Oklahoma The making of your yearbook is a mixture of young people learning, working, and par- ticipating in wholesome diversions together for this current school year. These captured events shall take on more meaning to each of you as you continue your education or daily experiences, for then you will realize even more of the help, encourage- ment, and opportunity which your school offers. The National Honor Society and their sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Gilger, completed this year- book for their yearly project. This is a splendid piece of work and our appreciation goes to each one . Remember, all ye INDIANS, that how far in life you go is like the lndian's arrow, it depends on how hard you PU LL--on the bow. Respectfully yours, Charles D . Hol leyman Y l F43 S 354' QQ3 fl ls i W-ss I 7 f R H Mrs. Marie Coggins, Secretary, with office girls: Carol Owen, Patsy Zwingle, Betty Nichols, Bobby Wall, De!-Xnna Wells, Earlene Barbette, Supt. Ofc. PRI NCIPAL'S OFFICE GIRLS Modena Scott Betty Dunlap Sylvia Nichols , uw! Phyllis McGuire 'Q Y 4 X-ez: in at-Yijdny Joyce Bess Delores Mayes Merle Murray 'E N ,J ,flnnnnl Qneen M ER L E MU RRAY .5 Sala Zrafball .Queen BILLIE NORMAN, Senior Complumenfs MORRISON S FURNITURE and APPLIANQE Qffafball Queen Affendanfs MARIE WHITE, Junior JEANNIA BRYANT, Freshman JUDY CALOME, Sophomore Q74 w RE ,ff l ., , W Compliments: PATRICK FOOD STORE wwf! .Queen JUDY CALOME, sophomgre ' A -f . ' nc .: if O , 5 ' l Q, M.. Er Z Z ,4. Sweetheart PATSY H U EY Senior fs PATRICK FOOD STORE 'F' wi' I 1 vw . ,W V ,- kmw' ya f gf . , Q r wi' M? -0+ 1 s 0 's 'Q :CW wr sit. Schrfcfl Sang Here s to old Comanche Hugh We've got the spirif To do or to die. Send The banner up on high Shake down The thunder from the sky Altho the odds be great or small Comanche High will win over all While our loyal sons go marching Onward to V lCTORY RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH RAH Z XAN' ll, ON Robert Beck . . Glinda Bishop. Joan Bounds . . Lindell Brock . Patricia Clark .... Hand . . . . .Cornet . . . . .Clarinet . . . . .Maiorette .. .............Trombone . . .Clarinet and Maiorette DanCooper.... ................Cornet Viola Driggers Dickie Duncan Phillip' Duncan Linda Folsom . . . .......... . . . . Shirley Folsom Charles Harris. Alto Saxophone .........Cornet .............Baritone Alto Saxophone . . . . . . . .Bass Clarinet and Maiorette ................Trombone Doyal Hartman .... Baritone Charles Hayes .... ...... T rombone Sharon Hendrix. . . ..... French Horn Jim Henry. . . . .... Snare Drum Wayne King ....,, ................. C ornet Danny Sue Kiser .... .... F lute and Drum Major Bob Lantrip ......... ........................ C ornet Glenn Maynard . . . Ruth Ann Moore .... Reba Morse ...,... Billy McFatridge . . Haskell McFatridge. . . Hazel McFatridge . Judy McMasters . . . Verna Phelps ..... Kenneth Powers . . . Darliene Sloan .... Kenneth Stephens . Marca Taylor ..... Elsie Kay Taylor ..... Joe Thomas ..... Lyndel Williams. . . Tommy Williams . . . Donna Yadon .... Mike Young . . . ...........Cornet . . . .Clarinet and Maiorette ..........Clarinet . . . . Snare Drum . . . .Bass Horn . . . . Bell Lyre . . . .Clarinet . . . Clarinet ..Cymbals . . . Bass Drum .........Tro.nbone .......................Clarinet . . . Tenor Saxophone and Maiorette . Baritone Saxophone Horn . . . . . .Cornet . . . . .Clarinet . . . Baritone Compliments: DUNCAN CAB COMPANY - POWER'S GROCERY, MARKET and SERVICE STATION 1.- 1. .1 X. Drum Mafnrcffes Shirley Folsom Joan Bounds Elsie Kay Taylor Ruth Ann Moore Patricia Clark IHHH S 2' of I 1 Hharus Duet Bobbie Alice Hefley Patsy Wampler Earlene Barnette, Soprano Nora Belvins, Soprano Jean Bounds, Alto Caroline Bridges, Alto Jeanne Bryant, Alto Bonnie Hughes, Alto Leola Jones, Soprano Paulette Morgan, Alto Edwinnia Patterson, Alto lna Richardson, Soprano Shirley Riggle, Soprano Saundra Roberson, Soprano Helen Scott, Soprano Darliene Sloan, Alto Patsy Wampler, Alto Karen Ferguson, Soprano Suzanne Cunningham , Sopr c 1 Lp -a COMANCHE FFA PROVIDES LEADERSHIP The Comanche Chapter of Future Farmers of America received its charter from the Oklahoma Division of the F. F. A. in November, 1938. lt was the 72nd chapter in the state of Oklahoma. Officers are elected each year. Officers for the school year 1955-1956 were: President, Joe Fergusong Vice President, Don Elyg Secretary, Glenden Adams: Treasurer, Dwayne Taylor: Reporter, Jimmie Gordon: Sentinel, Keith Wall, Advisor, Robert Datsony Sweetheart, Patsy Jean Huey. The obiect of the organization is to develop competent, well-qualified, agri' cultural leadership for the present and for the future. Comanche High School's 86 Future Farmers of America made a net profit of 511,679.57 during 1955 from farm practices that ranged from swine produce tion ta growing wheat. This year's net profit is over 54,000 higher than last year's net af 57,097. R. S. iBobl Dotson, vocational agriculture teacher, in an annual farm prac- tice report, said that the 86 chapter members have spent a totol of 5,341 hours on their proiects, The chapter total credits in 1955 amounted to 524,846.94 with labor income totaling 513,395.30 The net profit figure was derived by deducting all expenses, including what the students paid themselves for work from the total credits. The three boys earning the biggest net profit for the year were: first, Don Ely, son of Mrs. and the late Mr. Gene Ely, Corurn, with seven different proiects. Ely netted 58,148.40 from his swine, beef, sheep, maize, wheat, barley, and alfalfa proiects. Second was Joe Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferguson, who netted 5660.99 from his eight proiects which were swine, beef, sheep, maize, wheat, cotton, corn, and oats, Jimmie Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Presley, was third with a total net of 538921. Gordon's proiect was swine. Datsan's report showed that 62 students with swine proiects had a total net profit of 55o0.93. Total credits amounted to 57,256.03 with a labor income of 51,630.26 Beef proiects showed a net profit of 52,649.11 with 31 boys participating Ten students had dairy projects with a total net profit of 5193,-16. Wheat proiects netted a total of 5837.70. Eight boys had wheat as projects. Joe Ferguson, the only boy with oats as a proiect, netted 5193.-16. Five boys netted 53,042.10 from alfalfa, corn and maize proiects, Four boys showed a total net lass of 5335 on barley and cotton. The Comanche FFA Chapter has taken top honors this year with its iudging teams. The dairy team placed second at the Stephens County Contest held at Duncan. This team also placed first in the Southwest District contest, second in the Bi'District consisting of the Southwest and Central Districts. The dairy team placed 19th at Enid in the State Contest. This team consisted of Jimmy Barnes, Glendan Adams, Dwayne Taylor, and Bobby Thompson. The livestock iudging team did very well this year with a first in the Stephens County contest at Duncan. They also placed third at the Oklahoma and Texas contest held at Iowa Park and tied for tenth at Oklahoma City. Don Ely placed third individual at the Oklahoma City contest, The members of this team are Don Ely, Joe Ferguson, Glendon Adams, and Loyd Benson. Our chapter officers entered the Chapter Meeting contest at Duncan and placed second out of six chapters. Several FFA members are working an various iudging teams. The contest for these teams will be held at Stillwater in April. 1. They entered a Wheat Fertilixer Demonstration Contest, placing third in the state, winning 550. 2. They entered o state-wide Milk Pledge Contest. The freshman boys went around school signing up people to drink at least three glasses of milk each day. They placed third in the state in this contest, 3. They placed second in a County Chapter Meeting Contest. 4. They had the first annual Parent-Son Banquet which was a big success. 5, The first annual Junior Fat Stock Shaw also was held. This was sponsored by the FFA in cooperation with the Comanche Lions Club. 6. They entered a soil conservation contest. They showed films, handed out handbills, put up posters, gave speeches, and tested soil, 7. They entered a county tractor driving contest at the County Fair. Ernest Kits- miller was first individual, Joe Ferguson second, Junior Riggles fourth, Chad Dunn fifth, and Pat Brooks sixth individual. B. They sprayed the city after the spring floods. gf PTA PRESIDENT Mrs. Wilkerson Snzzfuhafs l' 2 Snapshots kai STAFF Editor ..................... Society Editor ........ .. . Q 'K Feature Editor .... ,,,.1 Business Manager.......... 'did Circulation. . . . . f -gy ............ -'cf' Gossip Editors. . . Exchange Editor . . . Printer . . . . .... . Advisor . . Sponsor. . . . Mrs. Cleo Beavers Mr. Cleo Beavers Mrs. Moody fibrary Sylvia Nichols, Ruth Ann Moore, Modena Scott, Duane Gray, BillyBob Hughes, Mrs. Betty Rae Moody, Advisor, Laura Sloan, Barbara Hill, Clyde Hartman, Dale Garner, Suzanne Cunningham, Deloras Mayes. SEATED: Doris Garrett, Patsy McCarley, Maxine Stephenson, Janis Nichols. 40 Sports ........ Gayle Gardner, .--.-......-. -.. S The Smoke Signal is publishedbi-monthlybymem- bers ofthe C. H. S. Journalism class. . . . . . . Barbara Welch . . . . . Pauline Holloway .. . . Anna Beth Kiser Pat Huey . . . . . . . Ronnie Farrar D. Camp 8. C. Jones .........Katy Jones Jearldine Humphries . . . . . Earlene Barnett . . . . Ernest Kitsmiller . . .Mrs. Cleo Beavers . .Mr. Cleo Beavers ' 1 I ll COMANCHE HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB 1955-'56 SPONSORS: Mr. and Mrs. Appleman. CHEERLEADERS: Kathern Absher, Patsy Huey, Betty Dunlap, Patsy Wampler. ALTERNATES: Deloris Mayes, Patsy Zwingle. MEMBERS: Kathern Absher, Wanda Bacon, Patricia Barnett, Jeanie Bryant, Judy Calame, Linda Coffman, Suzanne Cunningham, Barbara Denham, Betty Dunlap, Barbara Dunn, Saundra Dunn, Karen Ferguson, Lu Cinda Head, Bobbie Hefley, Barbara Hill, Jeanie Hollinsworth, Patsy Huey, Peggie Humphries, B. Johnston, Katy Jones, Joan Kennedy, Patsy King, Wenonah Knight, Joan Lambert, Deloris Mayes, Donna Miller, Kay Morgan, Sue Moren, Sandra Morris, Betty Sue Morris, Barbara Meyers, Patsy McCarley, Phyllis McGuire, Betty Nichols, Janice Nichols, Sylvia Nichols, Billie Norman, Carol Owen, Paula Peck, Sudie Rathers, Doris Richardson, Alta Faye Rice, Shirley Riggle, Laura Sloan, Maxine Stephenson, Barbara Tate, Kathryn Wall, Patsy Wampler, Barbara Welch, Marie White, Alta Ann Williams, Joann Williams, Patsy Zwingles DUNLAP'S PROPANE 8 BUTANE SERVICE Prompt Delivery Anywhere - Anytime Wholesale Agent Magnolia Petroleum Products Tank Sales and Service Phone 122 - Res. 350W Box 497, Comanche Scuiar Jniraducfiaus KATHERN ABSHER Generally speaklng shes generally speaklng GLENDEN ADAMS He says lnttle but thmks a lot JOE AWTREY Why should the devll have all the fun? JERRY ALEXANDER Look out he hath mnschlef m has eyes EARLENE BARNETT So tall pretty calm and cool CLAUDE BLACKWELL Life IS too short to worry JESS BLACKWELL Not to lnve at ease IS not to llve at all CHARLES BROWN Thats as well as If I had sand lt myself too DAVID CAMP Hed rather make history than study lt TOMMY CLEERE Always up to somethnng DALE COX What a man' What a Car' J C CULP Hts quiet ways only add to his charms CHAD DUNN Why should lnfe or labor be? DON ELY Lead hum to a task and conquer It he will CAROLYN GARDNER Rang on her fmger man on her mind GAYLE GARDNER The opportunity for mlschlef IS found T00 times day BILLY GORDON If at fnrst you dont succeed Oh well skup JOYCE GORDON What we ought not we do CARROL GRAY Quiet shy a real sweet guy CLYDE HARTMAN Quletness can be decenvmg PAULINE HOLLOWAY As friendly as friendly can be Nice knd PATSY HUEY Lsttle loud and laughter good worker good deeds RUBY BERRY Always smnllng always gay JOYCE BESS Fun fun and more fun A 'ob well done nts Joyce CHARLES JONES Thats as well as If I had sand It myself KATHERYNE JONES Nnce to look at mcer to know BILLY KINDER All great men are dynng I feel Ill myself ANNA BETH KISER Unlike others she IS herself ERNEST KITSMILLER Quletness often leads to fame RODNEY LOVE I love work I could sat and watch It for hours CHARLES McENTIRE Sweetest Ilttle boy you ever dad see KENNETH MATHES The wrong always seems the more reasonable JIMMY MAXWELL Glrl on has mind rung on her fmger JACKIE MORGAN Teachers and classrooms are has only oblectuons to education MERLE MURRAY Neat luttle sweet Iuttle person GENE NEWTON The force of has own ment makes hrs way BILLY NORMAN Lovely to look at delughtful to know Oh 'P VA PECK Qunetness can be deceuvmg temper revealmg TO MY PHELPS What should llfe of labor be? Work' What ts that? GLENN RATHER Quletness often leads to fame A swell guy EMMA RIDDLES If at flrst you dont succeed Oh well skip ntl As Flash says MARGARET RILENGER As friendly as frlendly can be Yodel too RAYMOND ROEBUCK Hes new mce and numble LOUISE ROSS Shes the only one of her kund MICKEY ROWELL Sometimes I sat and thunk but most times I lust sat and bug M MODENA SCOTT Quletness can be deceuvnng But oh that temper DARLIENE SLOAN Always smlllng always gay Uhuh' DORIS STRANGE Nlce to look at mcer to know Snmply mce HAROLD SPEED Extra frnendly neat and kmd KARMA TILLEY She IS pretty to walk with and witty to talk wlth BOBBYE WALL Look out she has mlschlef In her eyes KEITH WALL Worry lnttle study less ts hns Idea of happnness BARBARA WELCH Lead her to a task shell work and work and work BOB WHITE Good thmgs come In small packages DEANNA WELLS Qulet and shy a delnghtful person JOSEPHINE WYRICK Sweetest llttle gurl you ever dad see MRS JAUNITA WALTON Sponsor Short of breath anxious dusposutlon perfect MRS RUTH GILGER Sponsor Working wlth seniors she sees no defeat A fme person who cant be beat MR CHAS HOLLEYMAN Bng guy bug chief bug hoss full of fun and friendly . , . - I . - . I . I - I .... l '- I 1 ' - , . . . I . , . . - . . . . . 0 I - ' ' - , , ' it! .. I l ' I I - 1 . 1 1 1 ' - I l . . , 1 I 1 f ' - , . . . u- . I . . -n . i . ' - I . - i . . . DAVID MORGAN-Life ls too short to worry-much. - . I . . - , . . ... . , l . .- i- W I I n n ' . , . , . . - I l .. 1 ' W I I I 4 1 , . . .- . , . l . . . 1 I I ' - I . . . , 1 I 1 - t 1 , . - . I . D . - - I . E . . . 0 . I , . , . ' ' 1 I . I I ' - Senior 611155 Ofhccrs -'-en? Mrs . Juanita Walton B.S., O.C.W. Home EC. Welch, Camp, Huey, Ely, Supt. Korn and Prin. Holleyman Don Ely ...... ......... P resident David Camp ..... ...... V ice-President Patsy Huey ...... .... S ecretary-Treasurer Barbara Welch .... ........... R eporter Mrs. Ruth Gilger .... ........... S ponsor Mrs. Juanita Walton . . .... Co-Sponsor ClASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS MOTTO: To be rather than to seem has A M Wh? i C Mrs. Ruth Gilger B.S.p C.S.C. Mathematics E Kathern Absher Glenden Adams Jerry Alexander Joe Awtrey Earlene Barnett Rub Berry Joyce Bess Claude Blackwell Charles Brown David Camp Tommy Cleere Dale Cox J C Cu p Chad Dunn Don Ely Carolyn Bernard Gardner Gayle Gardner Billy Gordon Carrol Gray Tommy Harris Clyde Hartman Pauline Holloway Patsy Huey Charles Jones Katheryne Jones Billy Joe Kinder Ernest Kitsmiller Rodney Love Charles McEnture Kenneth Mathes Jimmy Maxwell David Morgan Jackie Morgan Merle Murray Gene Newton Billie Norman Tommy Phelps Glenn Rather Emma Riddles Margaret Rilenger Raymond Roebuck Louise Ross Mickey Rowell Modena Scott Harold Speed Doris Strange Karma Tilley Bobbye Wall Kleth Wall Barbara Welch DeAnna Wells Bob White Josephine Wyrick Joyce Gordon Van Peck Smzvr Hass Accamplzshmcufs The Seniors had their first class meeting in the sewing side of the homemaking room They elected class officers and sponsors. Don Ely was elected Class President- David Camp Vice-President- and Patsy Huey Secretary and Treasurer. Mrs. Gilger was elected our Sponsor and Mrs. Walton our Co-Sponsor. The Seniors have had many money raising proiects during the year They had individual bake sales sold tickets to the senior play sold chances on groceries sold tickets to a chicken dinner had charge of the concession stands at the football games and had two work days--March 31 and April 2. The Seniors also--after much hard work--won the football queen race. Billie Norman was elected by the football boys to be our queen. The Seniors also sold lOOfXs of their class annuals and chose Merle Murray as their queen. - 1 Semor dass 1601! Y g ' Jess Blackwell Anna Beth Kiser Darliene Sloan . . l ' ' Kafhern Absher Glenden Adams Jerry Alexander Compliments: MEL 8- CLARA COX 1955-I9 6 Q 2 J' 'iv-v , ,Q ,akin 53? 'Sf lx fxwl-J A!Wu.,..AA it-r Dale Cox J. C. Culp Chad Dunn Don Ely Carolyn B. Gardner Gayle Gardner Billy Gordon Joyce Gordon Carrol Gray '33 x M ' ,L ? fy,-f WYWG 4 av , 9 'Qw- .., , 1 fin EP 0-11.7 f Hur' v. 'T' Q tv-J' 'NC3 '1'Ulnngn Nhi' l l it-1-K... 2 F ,wfgf rrp-4-Q ww- XW 5-nf C5 sd all J. li Q-at XV ibt 1' 'Q 'Yugi ff? 'Z Q vw ' H96 5 f-....,.,, dsl -.4 wwf' 'ff Tommy Harris Clyde Hartman Paulme Holloway Patsy Huey Charles Jones Katlmeryne Jones Billy Joe Kinder Anna Beth Kiser Ernest Kitsmiller Rodney Love Charles Mclinfire 'iff' Kenneth Matlwes H wily, sx yfl 32 Jimmy Maxwell 9 - Y David Morgan 'L J xg,-f' Jackie Morgan qi my 'irq I qi- 'Wx X 'f ,gf Mx ' ,mf ,ff r q' V n utah' - , p I4 -we .X . . ' jig AQXWQQS 4 ,Q - '::.. F I. .1- JSPY5'-. X 'r 1 L'-5, 'ip 'fl 0 Merle Murray Gene Newton Billie Norman ,' I ', -5 r-,A:'.-as 152331 'f ?'Q? 4--i,..4o-s U an .ai Fiiii K -In-...Q-0 fy , ,ff 1 'sa ,-shunt? , fs fl E' i 'LZ' A'-Q Q o.p-A 'Y TV .A - Van Peck Tommy Phelps Glenn Rather Emma Riddles Margaret Rilenger Raymond Roebuck Louise Ross Mickey Rowell Modena Scott Harolcl Speed Doris Strange Karma Tilley Bobbye Wall Kiefh Wall Barbara Welch DeAnna Wells Bob White Josephine Wyrick 3 inland Darliene Sloan 5611101 611155 Hzsiary It was the most beautlful day ot the year and the most excntmg day of our lnves The llttle gurls with thenr pugtauls and rnbbons and the llttle boys wlth thelr new leans or short pants all gathered IH the Woodrow Wnlson Bulldung for their flrst day of school he braver ones came on buses or walked but most of us came wnth our mothers hand n hand Twenty one of us who enrolled that Sep tember day In T943 have come to Comanche school all 12 years of our school llfe Enroll mg an Mrs Mnllers and Mrs Tndwells rooms were Kathern Absher Claude Blackwell Jess Blackwell Charles Brown Davld Camp Tom my Cleere Chad Dunn Bully Gordon Charles Jones Bllly Joe Kinder Anna Beth Klser Ken neth Mathes Charles McEnt1re Jackle Mor gan Gene Newton Van Peck Tommy Phelps Emma Ruddles Muckey Rowell Modena Scott ln the second grade Gayle Gardner lOIl'1ed us Mrs Bandy and Mrs Jones were our teachers Thus was a bug year We had an Easter play Everyone came to see us In the thard grade Joyce Gordon Jlmmy Maxwell and Joe Awtrey loaned our class Mrs Burton and Mrs Jones were our teachers Keith Wall left us In the fourth grade but we had three new students to enroll In Mrs Mobleys and Mrs Snodgrass rooms They were Earlene Barnett Carrol Gray and Kath eryne Jones Davnd Morgan Glenn Rather and Bobbye Wall lOlt1Ed us an the fnfth grade Our teach ers were Mrs Johnston and Mrs Thompson Both of these teachers stopped teachlng be fore the year was up and Mrs Sears and Mrs Mayes took theur places Davud Morgan wasnt wuth us In the sixth grade and Darlene Sloan lOIl'led us Our teachers that year were Mrs Mayes Mrs Wullls and Mrs Homovuch Mrs Homovuch moved away before the year was over and Anna Beth Klser Mrs Patrick took her place In the seventh grade Patsy Huey lomed .Js and Keuth Wall also came back to us Our teachers were Mrs Sears and Mrs Green who moved away and was replaced by Mrs Trlplett In the eighth grade Davnd Morgan lOIf16d our class again but Kelth Wall and Darlene Sloan left us Our teachers were Mr Gammnll and Mr Pettigrew We went to Cratervulle on our eighth grade trap We all managed to graduate that year and the next year we were Greenhorns But we werent the only ones called Greenhorns We were lOlned by 16 students from neighboring schools They were Glenden Adams Ruby Berry Joyce Bess Dale Cox J C Culp Don Ely Carolyn Gardner Clyde Hartman Paullne Holloway Rodney Love Merle Murray Blllle Norman Betty phlne Wyruck In the tenth grade DeAnna Wells lomed us and also Keith Wall moved back Joe Aw trey left us the last of our sophomore year Durnng our IUHIOT year Ernest Kltsmlller lOll'16d us In our lunuor play that year were Charles Jones Bob Whnte Rodney Love Joyce Bess Bullle Norman Patsy Huey Gayle Gard ner Don Ely and Katy Jones We also took a trlp last year We went to Norman and drove around the campus Then we went on to Llncoln Park and Sprunglake We had loads of fun Thus year our sensor year Jerry Alexander Margaret Rlllmger Raymond Roebuck Harold Speed and Louuse Ross lOll'16d us Darlene Sloan and Joe Awtrey also moved back for theur sensor year Those un our sensor play were Pauline Holloway Katy Jones Blllue Norman Patsy Huey Don Ely Gayle Gardner Davtd Camp Bob Whlte Ernest Kutsmuller Kathern Absher Joyce Bess Harold Speed and Charles Jones , - . I l . . . . ' I . . . , . Q ' ' II ll I I I II II ' ' 1 1 . 1 ' ' - I I I - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 . , I I I I ' ' ' ' I I I I I I ' . . Stran e Barbara Welch Bob Whlte and Jose- Karma Tllley and Kelth Wall. . 9 ' . ' ' I . . . . . ' ' ' 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 . , , I u 1 ' . . , , ' - . 1 I 1 1 I I 1 l l . I I . . ' ' I I I I I I I . , . . . , , , , Q I ,funmr Class OMMS Marie White Secrefary Treasurer f Y Joe Ferguson - President MVS B I SP junior Hass 1955-1956 Charles Harris Jeraldlne Humphrles flllfllffl' Class Afcamphshmeufs There are 71 members In our class We have 33 boys and 33 gurls Our oftlcers are Joe Ferguson Presldent Dorls Ann Garrett Vace Presldent Marne Whrte Secretary Treasurer and Pat Young R porter Our sponsors are Mrs Roberta Bowles and Morris Dyer We are ID second place ID the Football Queen Race Our queen candudate was Marie White Our class has come IU second for three consecutive years We rarsed money by selling tickets on an apron cake and teddy bear havlng a bake sale and money lars Our class mothers sponsored a bake sale and a rummage sale They have also helped nn the con cessuon stands during basketball season We sold a total of 66 annuals not qunte filling our quota for an annual queen Barbara Hull a member of our class was Comanche s representative nn the Miss KRHD contest Phyllus McQurre us the Lnon s Club Sweetheart One of the malorettes Joan Bounds us a member of our class Also two ofthe cheerleaders Patsy Wampler and Betty Dunlap are Junlor class members Our class has a Planning Committee Thus commlttee helped puck out a theme for the Junior an Sensor Banquet plan parties and supervlsed the campalgnlng durung the Football Queen Race The chairmen of these committees are Joan Bounds and Carol Owen Our Junior Play was Aprll 6th The name of our play was Sprung Dance by Phlllp Barry The work and preparation started about March 6 Our Jumor Sensor Banquet was April T9 one enloyed themselves The followmg are members of our class JUNIOR BOYS Ray Barley Jnmmy Barnes Wayne Barbe Monty Bass Phmas Bushop Bull Bramhall James Branch Muckey Bullard Don Chusum Cecil Chlsum James Churchman Donald Coffman Clanton Cole Kent Cooper Junior Cranfield Phulllp Duncan Ronnie Farrar Joe Ferguson Jummy Gordon Roy Hollunsworth Gnlbert Jarvis Earl Jobe Wayne Kung Marlon Lancaster Haskell McFatrldge Edward Muncrlef Franklin Myers Clufford Ruddles Bully Don Strange Buddy Sullivan Dewayne Taylor Don Thomas Bobby Walls Lyndel Wllllams Bull Woods Munn Woods Pat Young The theme was Hutch Your Wagon To A Star Every JUNIOR GIRLS Wanda Bacon Dora Buttle Peggy Boren Jean Bounds Joan Bounds Lols Brown Beverly Davls Patsy Doyal Betty Dunlap Kay Ferguson Donna Forney Dorrs Garrett Evelyn Garrett Bobble Hefley Barbara Hull Sharon Hendrux Joan Kennedy Danny Sue Krser Hazel McFatrldge Phyllls McGunre Donna Mrller Juamce Muller Sue Moren Paulette Morgan Betty Nichols Sylvla Nichols Carol Owen Shurley Rather Earlene Rnchardson Shlrley Rlggle Patsy Lee Wampler Nell Marne White 0 0 I . . , . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 e . . . . . . . , , . . ' I ' ' II ' II I I ' ' . . . . , ' 1 . d I I ' . . . I, . ,I . . . . . . - . . ,, . ,, - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wanda Bacon Compliments: LANTRIP'S MOBIL STATION DUNCAN TYPEWRITER 8. OFFICE SUPPLY RANDOLPH CLEANERS Ray Bailey Monty Bass fzwirfr 670155 1955 1956 'QI Jimmy Barnes i 'fi 'IQ --.5 Xxx sd ff? -'U' W5 ......-fr' 15 Doro Buffle Phu nos Bnslwop Peggy Boren Jeon Bounds Joon Bounds Bull Bromlwoll sm? Jomes Bronch 'F-2 ,s . Lois Brown 'RY' 942 . K 3 f Mickey Bullard if Q' :Q J . , 3: A Q J. .-: Img if ff, iii 4997 'Z --3 'Z Vs-.M Don Clnisum Cecil Chisum Jomes Churchmon Donalcl Coffman Clinton Cole Kent Cooper Junior Cranfill Beverly Davis Patsy Doyal 'Ys,..-A 4 'W I Lfrfii fad' -.M -0'-'H-'vb 1' , ,Q - 1 Q .fC .. i uf lhll 1 .Q X-., - V.,k , ' .ik V . in, Phillip Duncan ' 30' 5925, 'A in Betty Dunlap A D 'HW' , b :-,. ge J 6 will Ronnie Farrar or f- ' e I , Xxx E A ' '..' Q QQ. fx f . , .- , X ,S E, Joe Ferguson Karen Ferguson Donna Forney .?1rw- af..- x. CS? i '--rr Nl' w 1:--p 1035 Joan Kennedy - ' 41' Wayne King bf' p' Fix if jf? ff? Danny Kiser wan-an-H if 3, Marion Lancasfer Dee McAlisfer 3 fl Haskell McFafriclge ,SZ ' -qi' .pp Hazel McFa1'riclge Phyllis McGuire W A Ji u'!' -sum.-1 Roland Martin 'Y' 13 WW? f Donna Kay Miller Jaunice Miller Sue Moren 5 gn.. W 41 vis 1' I '9b 1 AF' ,,gv ' '2 11 'J-' 46' r .2 f'- J Paulette Morgan Edward Muncrief Franklin Myers Belly Nichols Sylvia Nichols Carol Owen Charles Pruitt Shirley Rather Clifford Riddles Earlene Richardson Shirley Riggle Joe Schwarfz p-Q pa. ll? Saphamares Place' flzgh Comanche High School s second year class brought new honors to the school and to the 66 members enrolled The Sophomore Queen Mnss Judy Calame also was elected Basketball Queen by members of the basketball squad Otfncers For the class For T955 56 were Presudent Bobby Thompson Vxce Presudent Wade Presley Secretary 8. Treasurer Judy Calame R porter Butch Beatty Sponsors Mr Dotson Mr Reese Home Room Mother Mrs Beatty Som oF the money makung ventures used by the class were bake sales doll and cake rattles apple sales tncket sales ple supper and partucnpatuon an a talent show Two annual class partnes were held one In the Fall and one In the Sprung Sophomores maknng straught A s were Judy Calame and Patsy Zwungle Cornplnments RIDDLES SERV STA QMOBILD RANDOLPH CLEANERS GlLGER'S GARAGE MlJRPHY'S GARAGE 4 ' I 1 r .......-..... .-..-...A ..... ...................... 9 .-.-1-..-..-..-.v....-............ ..-..................... . , . ....... ......-..-....... . cn .. ' . G . , 1 I I ' . . I . l o 1 1 'CT fit -'lx' Bob Dotson, Sponsor Q x 'f If Svphamvrc Uwcvrs Bobb Thompson President- Wade Presley, Vice-President, Judy Calome, Bill Reese' Sponsor Y 1 1 Secretary, Butch Beaty, Reporter. SOPHOMORE BOYS Apple, Joel Elton Beatty, Butch Allen Beason, Loyd Lee Blackwell, William Earl Brooks, Pat Martin Brown, Johnny Weldon Clark, Wyndell Combs, Buccy Cox, Lynn Donnell, Larry Keith Fenimore, Charles Gardner, Glyn Garison, James Lee Garner, Don Gray, Dwane Harris, Carl Robe Hughes, Billy Bob Gregston, Charles lssabell, Leo Albert Jones, Lanny Dale Lantrip, Robert Maxwell Liles, David Leon McAlister, Bud Martin, Timmy Joe Maynard, Floyd Glynn Peck, Don Wayne Phelps, Johnny D. Presley, Earl Wade Quaid, Richard Cleo Revier, Paul Dwane Rice, Harril E. Riggle, Edgar Junior Shelby, Jimmy Ray Smith, Eldon Keith Smith, Leland Dwayne Speed, Arthur Lee Spessard, Milton Leron Compliments: HUMPTY - DUMPTY Taylor, Bobby Lee Thomas, Joe Lester Thompson, Robert T. Turner, Wesley Weatherford, Johnny Wilson, lrvie England, J. W. SOPHOMORE GIRLS Berry, Billie June Calame, Judy Chisum, Nancy Cleere, Betty Jean Coffman, Linda Gay Jacobs, Carolyn Ann Knight, Wenonah Mays, Deloris McAlister, Lorella McFatridge, Marry McMasters, Wanda Moore, Ruth Ann Morgan, Linda Morris, Betty Sue Myers, Barbara Sue Nichols, Janice Orum, Marcella Lee iShirleyi Phil lips, Sherry Jean Qualls, Joyce Sanders, Audrey Allice Smith, Sharon Gayle Stroud, Sherley Tilley, Winitred Wall, Katheryn J. Wyriclc, Patricia Ann Zwingle, Patsy -fi v ' ,J Soplzamzfre 6711.95 1955 1956 If , ei' Joel Apple B ufch Beaty .i iff' lv Loyd Benson Billie Berry ' Earl Black II Compliments: GRAHAM JEWELRY Marcella Bowen Pat Brooks Judy Calame Nancy Clwisum Wyndell Clark Beffy Jean Cleere Linda Coffman Lyn Cox Larry Donnell Charles Fenimore James Garrison Dale Garner Complimenfs: LICNS C LUB ,fi D'-:QI '1 'T'? Q 713 '05 W'-X T ff, Q. ,Y .gin x f' 5'-' K X5 N W J 'gf .. C rn .Us C ,, 5 WN Q....,43 -553' ,Cf 'JH 4--.,..9 Ms. G nr-'X '-Q- ' if f M iw' 4-di ,wwf 9 Z' fail' E' is fi... Don Garner Dwane Gray Charles Greggston Carl Harrus Bully Hughes Leo lzabell Carolyn Jacobs Lanny Jones Wenonah Knight Bob Lanfrip Leon Liles Lorella McAlisfer N -Q Bud McAlisfer r' ,. 4151? Elizabeth McFafridge Joe Martin ful' f,,,ff ,1-AW 'ff-'if 'fix-.as I-99x 5 Glen Maynard T Deloras Mayes Ruth Ann Moore -avi Kay Morgan Betty Sue Morris Barbara Myers Janice Nichols Don Peck Johnny Phelps -I , Xxx 1 F ,,.., :win-A lf.-We di' 'OF' -411:-111' -'C' dl' 'Nil' e-4 It A ps 1?- ' -'9 fr .ag if-if we ,N 0....? nl' J -:..'.'-if IQ? 'Z 'A Qs. -'ff' -nn- f. I -us! ,,nd?' 41 f' J ..-,uv li'- 1:5 ,J ,I V Sherry Phillips Wade Presley Richard Quaid Joyce Qualls Paul Revier Harril Rice Junior Riggle Allice S. Williams Jimmy Shelby Wanda MCM. Shirley Dwayne Smith Kiefh Smith Arthur Speed Ronnie Spessord Shirley Stroud Bobby Toylor Bobby Thompson Winifred Tilley Wesley Turner Kotheryn Woll Johnny Weatherford lrvie Wilson Potricio Ann Wyrick Patsy Zwingle Zreslfmau Afcamphshmenfs The Freshman Class of Comanche Hugh School held thenr furst Class Meetung on Sept 5 T955 an the Hugh School Audntoruum We elected Class Oftncers whuch were as fol lows President Joe Don Kinder Vuce Presudent Deral Knught Secretary and Treasurer Suzanne Cunnungham Reporter Lyndall Smnth Mr Louus Kummell and Mrs Cleo Beavers were our Class Sponsors We came unthurd IU the Football Queen Contest Jeannne Bryant was our candndate We had a bake sale and sold chances on a box of candy to make our money Butch Burchell and B Johnston were elected to represent our Class on the Student Councul The Class had a skatung party at Marlow Oklahoma A large percentage ofthe Class attended We voted to have twenty fave cents S 251 Class Dues Instead of carryung on a pro It seemed that somethnng was lacknng sn our Class Meetmgs so we voted tohave a short program at each Meeting Suzanne Cunnungham Secretary 8. Treasurer By Q T Compliments' ROCKET OIL COMPANY Duncan Q f ' - 2 r f - I P I 5 , . . . , . lect. r f F I . 4' l gf:'.rr 'rrfl ,Y . T, 1. .. ,...,,' L. .', , . i .7rc'sl1mar1 67355 OMMS Suzanne Cunningham, Secretary, Lyndel Smith, Reporter, Deral Knight, Vice-President, Joe Don Kinder, President. FRESHMAN BOYS Berry, Glen Dale Bowles, Bobby Kent Broclc, John Lindel Burchell, Charles Butch Butler, James Aaron Campbell, Donald Wayne Chisum, Joe Dale Churchman, Ronnie Dove, Lester Dewayne Downey, Bennie Driggers, Billy Ferguson, Gene Bryan Frederick, Jimmy, Jr. Hartman, Doyle Hensley, William Henry, James Kinder Bobby Kinder Joe Don Knight Deral Lawson, Bill Lawson, Lennis Leach, Richard McAlister, Dan McAlister, Roger McBride, Sammy Mcliatridge, Billy Paul Martin, James Miller, lrvin Powers, Kenneth Rathburn, Eddie Rather, Molan Rice, Leslie Smith, A. Lyndal Smith, Jerry Shaw, Jimmie Sallivan, Tony Shelby, Burl Thomas, Joe Thompson, Dicky Thompson, Don Williamson, Alvin Williams, John Whittington, Billy Wilson, Ronny Wilson, Thomas Williams, Ronnie Addison Charles Cox, Leroy Gale FRESHMAN GIRLS Barnett, Patricia Ann Bishop, Helen Blevins, Nora Bryant, Virnell Byford, Pearlie Clayburn, Virginia Cunningham, Suzanne Denham, Barbara Dunn, Barbara Dunn, Saundra Folsom, Sherey Head, Lucinda Hollinsworth, Willa Jean Hughes, Barbara June Hughes, Bonnie Humphries, Peggy Johnson, Elizabeth Bee Jones, Kate Compliments CUNNINGHAM HARDWARE CO 3 f King, Esther Lee King, Patsy Sue Lambert, Joan McCarley, Patsy Ann Morrie, Sandra Peck, Paula Phillips, Glynda Rather, Saudis Rice, Alta Fay Richardson, Doris Richardson, Ina Fay Robeson, Saundra Scott, Helen Sloan, Laura Smith, Reta Stephenson, Maxine Tate, Barbara Jean Taylor, Elsie Wall, Patsy Williams, Alta Ann Williams, Jo Ann Patterson, Edwinnia Jean Louis Kimmel, Sponsor x., y o-Q13 I-Gui! Linnie Beavers, Sponsor r as a Sm Sa lfl 1955 1956 'Q' KF Q? 'Q 2'5 me-IF' 'X Q93 Pi-07 yr .. X Q s- afo- 1 1-Ei '-,T--sr I Q Charles Addison Patricia Barneff Glen Berry is B I 'NNY' ' fi., I? Malt- I 1 B ' Q - , ij 4, ww- Nora Blevins ,-,av org' I 'V N Bobby Bowles H 3' L!'f 77 1 V ,V X Lindel Brock kk so ' L3 f xl ik, if N 1 NS' I If 73 ,---Q. Daniel Brooks fo 4 Cs NV' Jeannie Bryant A4449 . 'NL' r Aaron Butler J, ww Y ff V , ' A .U 3' Claudine Byfard , if I I 5 . 1' 5, ' Q N... Joe Chisum X A X Ronnie Churchman Virginia Clayburn Leroy Cox Suzanne Cunningham Barbara Denham Dewayne Dove Bennie Downey Billy Driggers Barbara Dunn Saundra Dunn Gene Ferguson Shirley Folsom Jimmy Frederick 4? If NX il 12 rival .4 b 'Q' Y pl' W'- f ',f lm lpn-AK A .lf 1 'fi 'C' NH '1 r f .,..e,-so .E 43 an-ol Jo wi' ,,,,,., ni is'-tv, G LTD . IN fun-ng -A '27 .1 ry? ,.r Q9 fl isis wp-P' R W' , T MN fw- fav A-,L nun ,QWNXNXIK HU' -oi iid X ta n-A Sondra M. Horris Gene Horfmcin Lucinda Heod William Hensley Jim Henry June Hughes Bonnie Hughes Peggy Humphries B. Johnston Kate Jones Bobby Kinder Joe Don Kinder Ester King Palsy King Deral Knight Joan Lambert Bill Lawson Lennis Lawson ,Q L 54' YL .7 15 4 1 lf lr foul If Y :Ch fl n-,bn i 'i ,Q Sv' on-gx 5 13-I , W .g. V JT' . if ffffl Donnie Leach , Q P E zzzrb N ii, Dan McAlisfer Roger McAlisfer Sammy McBride Patsy McCarley Billy McFaI'ridge f' :LJ 4 1 ' M r s- . 'If 'l'u 4: 1 Si f' r 1 - K 4 'E s IN J .0 9 R Y' QQ'- 'if x R qu--sn. WZ we' W --f' James Martin Jean H. Maxwell Irvin Miller inns! a 'ff 9 X V.-I ':EV ,, af' R R X gc- is Fo! f' sl 43 'QQ L-f-1 fI'4 ls S C Paula Peck Glyncla Phillips Kenneth Powers l ,JF ,jak Eddie Rathburn wg 0 C' df -V? Nolan Rather Sudle Rather gn.. 9 Civ .flag-, 'za 4445 fx i. Alta Faye Rice fi Qi Leslie Rice Doris Richardson lna Faye Richardson Saundra Robeson Helen Scott Jimmy Shaw Burl Shelby Laura Sloan Lyndall Smifh Jerry Smith Rifa Smith Maxine Stephenson Tony Sullivan Barbara Tale l 1.13, df aqua' -an-'ff ...af ,fail fum S-uf' .a1 , sd x , Cl - L1-vw IRI? it -l' K ft own! ,gui riff! 'wtf' 'TI7 lx -V7 4?-7' oil' 0 -4 gc- ' if NMS .ff J 4r 'V lv' T---'vi 1 Q tr- '7 X. inv- zfb gl' wi was-'19 ai ,gs-v ,fi 'fur' !j'.,......, s 1 . '--1 'asf jig: 3, T H -.Z 3-W if' hu-., Elsie Taylor Joe Thomas Dicky Thompson Don Thompson Patsy Wall Alfa Williams John Williams JoAnn Williams xr Ronnie Williams F Z Alvin Williamson Ronny Wilson Thomas Wilson Zvvfffall 1955 fl ' oC 'f Coach Cleo Beavers, Coach Bill Reese and CO-CAPTAHNIS, Jack Morgan, Rod Love Compliments: RAY MAIER SPORTING GOODS, Duncan i 1 gf' , i 5,4-2 Y I H E ,.-' A! 4 . ,WAT 4 All W, g A , ' . .. . gh I,-WH J K I P ' ' , if' ff- ,, I ', ' 'i - E .,. i I fn' M x. A Lf' W J Q T f , ' - Y i X' .. 1 , ,L t H ' f T , , 4 T QP Y '. 2- .- X fam - A , if Monty Bass Wayne Barbee Butch Beatty Loyd Benson Bill Bramhall Pat Brooks Junior Junior Soph. Soph. Junior Soph. Left Tackle Left Tackle Quarterback Quarterback I eft End Right End X - 1: I S 4 xi ::' ' A. T vi , ' x ' :IZ M 'ai 'ii : iw 1 A , 4 f - ...M --,T QM , y 3, W ff' 5 ' I - 1 , ' 4 I f, ,.. , - , 'rf' --.,, ' B f b x g ' N A A 5 .A X ' v mfg., 'G-ff .if 1 i pei R 4 Mickey Bullard David Camp Donald Coffman Kent Cooper Gayle Gardner Glenn Gardner n Junior Senlof JUf1iOf Junior Senior Soph. Right End Right Halfback Center Fullback Right End Right Tackle - ' . In ii :fr -af , 5 V ,U W , - 9 v1':' , ..., ff W a n ,f'i I V K ' q . WG? V 5- X Y ,,.. N ' I ,Q .Ei , T J ir -in R i K J J S, -1 'R Q .ati fr g J J . gi-L 3, W .,,, . A g Cat' R ig 'u -i x gil. 4 : . A I A 3 . I Billy Gordon Carol Gray Earl Jobe Charles Jones Billy Joe Kinder Wayne King Senior Senior Junior Senior Senior Junior Right Tackle Left End Center Right End Left Halfback Right Halfback fs . 'X -1 vs Cs? 1-1 1-H., Q -ee .. 1.-4. ' 1? Q' 3' Q1g,.,,x .- ri if-if r . Marion Lancaster Rodney Love Dee McAlister Roland Martin Jack Morgan Gene Newton Junior Senior Junior Junior Senior Senior Right Tackle Left Halfback Left Tackle Fullback Quarterback Right Guard Compliments: DUNCAN COCA COLA CO. AL'S ARMY STORE Mickey Rowell Senior Right Guard sig K.: A L . .Y- un. Q if - -F L s-if 1 Don Peck Soph.. Fullback 9' if Q +R, A-'Q 'A-A s - 'f Q f . ' EJ , 'Y ' . in i i , S 'Ti P A .Ag fx 3 4 S : Q ii 'R li A ' x. Xe ' ,T i i 'T P ' tw. ,b X ' x' 5 T if x'f ' ' ' -ev' . ' y is L Zig 4 , Y -. ' ,O jf ,tg 54. 1 - N 'S ' s PM i Bobby Taylor Dwayne Taylor Don Thomas Bobby Thompson Wesley Turner Soph. Junior Junior Soph. Soph. Left Halfback Left Guard Lett Guard Left Halfback Right End i f' H g 5, SENIOR f,.b ' g ,L a L V 'J' H i ' T ' HIGH SCHOOL , ..,,, - Q, v ' ' . 'X M ,, L , . -- A2 H - FOOTBALL 'fs .1 i L A P i i fc: , L ' 5 P' T955 - T956 L 'ig ' 1 ' I . SX 5 L it X. , . , 4, if- 711514-5' ii 'Zi' ' V- P li 4 , T s. ui-if-f1f.Y,.1l i R x Kieth Wall Bob White Bill Woods Pat Young Senior Senior Junior Junior Right Hqlfback Right Guard Left Tackle Right Halfbcck Zfofbrzll 1955-1956 5 fi 5. WL' 6' 5 Pee Wee Football Team .......... Coaches, Bill McDaniel, Jay Love Johnston, Wilkerson, J. Beck, K. Stephenson, Brown, and Johnson Hanna, Plott, Castleberry, Hill, Cooper, and Hayes Gilland, McCord, Funkhouser, Moore, Love, and R. Beck Player Hayes ...... Funkhouser. . Love ....... R. Beck .... Johnston . . . Bill McDaniels, and B. Stephenson Position Player ........Fullback Wilkerson.. . . . . Right Halfback Plott..... . . . . Left Halfback Brown. . . . . Quarterback Cooper ...... . . . . ....Right End Castleberry McCord ................... Position Right Tackle Right Guard . . . . .Center . Left Guard . Left Tackle . . . . Left End Name Don Ely David Camp Flash Gordon Jack Morgan Rod Love Charles Jones Gayle Gardner Earl .lobe Loyd Benson Bob Thompson James Branch Monty Bass Wesley Turner Coach, Cleo Beavers Position Guard Guard Center Forward Forward Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Forward Center Forward ,WW bfa' ,km V I omg, .L , . N '24 Bays lfasketball 'ei tifgff i f ,A .-,.. , of 'i tT ' we Axe' f . t A t:s:7m, . zfwwwf, ky ' . .ss N ,A w 8, .. fklgl The i956 basketball season has been highly successful. The players who were most responsible for the team's success are Don Ely, David Camp, Rodney Love and Jack Morgan. Other boys close behind the First four are Flash Gordon, Earl Jobe, Charles Jones, and Gayle Gardner. Other mem- bers of the squad--boys who worked hard and were highly instrumental in helping build a good team-- are Monty Bass, James Branch, Lloyd Benson, Bob- by Thompson, and Wesley Turner. Of the thirteen boys, seven are seniors, three are iuniors and three are sophomores. The 1956 edition of Comanche Indians played 25 games, winning 19 and losing 6. They scored I, 530 points For an average of 6l . 8points per game. The two high scorers were Don Ely, who scored 5l5 Points, and David Camp, who scored 345 points. The third and Fourth high point men were Rodney Love and Jack Morgan. ln conference play, the Indians won I0 games and lost two, finishing in second place. lntournament play, the Indians won the county tournament and were defeated by Bray in the finals of the district by the close score of 68 to 67. In theinvitotional tournament at Edmond, the fighting warriors lost out to highly-touted Cordell in an over- time by the score of 64 to 63. Compl :ments STRAI NS BAK ERY HA Y., 9 4 , r f Jinx in juuirfr ffzyh lfaskefball Calm SOUTHERN SEVEN CONFERENCE CHAMPS Bottom Row, COACH KIMMEL Thompson Rathburn B. Kinder Miller Addison Driggers Smith Won li Lost i Top Row, 55 Forward 77 Guard 35 Guard I I Forward 88 F orwa rd 99 F orward 44 Guard Leach Burchell Rice J. D. Kinder Bowles Ferguson Guard Forward Forward Center Center Guard Compliments: KI NDERS IGA Y-. 'Ww- Barbara Dunn Sudie Rather Joan Lambert B. Johnston Alta Ann Williams Claudine Byford Patsy Wall Maxine Stephenson Jeannie Bryant Patsy King Saundra Dunn Peggy Humphries Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard juuivr flzylz Girls Basketball 1 J is 'D 9 3 X 1 45 I f fs sl 2. fi Compliments: SUCCESS TO YOU Sunrise Dairy Girls' BB Tourney Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman 1' 'E ?X,w it f:ffm fs , f- ' M! .A ii rg4iga'1f A, Affgfgwsn sig. A Q Qu X Nh. nw ,L si, -' I v v 1,-I V P 2 , il P l . X X S K f' XX: fx ' f Z 2 J Q I i . ' t 4 ' I i 1.,., L. Smiar fflyh l3'r1skvf6r1llGirls Joyce Gordon Senior 4 years Wanda Bacon Junior Guard Emma Riddles Senior 4 years Juanice Miller Junior Forwai Patsy Huey Senior 4 years Marie White Junior Guard Billie Norman Senior 4 years Nancy Chisum Sophomore Forwai Betty Dunlap Junior 3 years Linda Coffman Sophomore Guard Donna Kay Miller Junior 3 years Billie Berry Sophomore Forwar Judy Calame Sophom 2 years The Comanche High School Girls Basketball team for 1955-56 was mode up of four seniors--Joyce C Riddles, Patsy Huey, and Billie Norman, four iuniors--Betty Dunlap, Donna Kay Miller, Wanda Bacon and four sophomores--Judy Calame, Nancy Chisum, Linda Coffman, and Billie Berry. We played thirty-two games during the season. We won twenty-two and lost ten. We won the Seven All-Girls Tournament held at Comanche. We won the conference title with seven and one record. The S Conference is composed of: Marlow, Temple, Grandfield, Comanche, and Velma Alma. We also won the runner-up trophy in the county tournament. The All-Star Tournament Team consisted man, senior, and Betty Dunlap, iunior. The Second All-Star Tournament Team consisted ofthe following senior, Joyce Gordon, senior, and Judy Calame, sophomore. Compl iments: SUNRISE DAIRY Coach--Lynn Pettngre 's f fir 'Ui-f ff ls S The Comanche High Speech Department V ' X has had a very successful year in 1955-56, both at home and at contests. Our first presentation of the year was a one-act play, Ladies of the Mop, which was presented to the high school in our ,gf regular Speech Assembly. The members of ,W 5 il the cast, Patsy Wampler, Patsy Huey, Marie P White, and Joyce Bess, truly enioyed prepar- ing this delightful comedy. In November, the entire Speech Department presented a program of one-act plays, Stolen ldentity and The Rough House, in a pay assembly as a money-raising proiect. The Special Speech class presented Stolen Identity, a comedy-drama. Its cast included: Don Ely, Carol Owen, Donnie Leach, Patsy Huey, Marie White, Joyce Bess, and Patsy Wampler. Patsy Zwingle, Ruth Ann Moore, David Camp, Glenden Adams, Jess Blackwell, Shirley Riggle, Karen Ferguson, Joe Ferguson, Jimmy Gordon, and Barbara Welch, all members of Mrs. Appleman's third hour Speech I class, were included in the cast of The Rough House, a rollicking comedy which delighted the audience. With these plays behind us, we began to look forward to and work for the coming speech contests. February 8, l956, we at- tended the Southern Seven Speech Conference at OCW in Chickasha. At th raneous Speaking, Glenden Adams placed third in Analysis of Public Address, Patsy Huey won a third in Girls Radio Speaking, and Carol Owen placed fourth in Dramatic Literature. Joyce Bess, Barbara Welch, Patsy Zwingle, Patsy Wampler, Marie White, Harold Speed, Lyndel Williams, Jimmy Gordon, Kay Ferguson, Ronnie Farrar, Carol Owen, Patsy Huey, Joe Ferguson, Bob Lantrip, and Ernest Kitsmiller were also entered in various other events. is contest Joe Ferguson won a first place in Extempo- February 20, 1956, Patsy Zwingle, Carol Owen, Joyce Bess, Glenden Adams, Ernest Kitsmiller, Don Ely, and Patsy Wampler took our one-act play, Riders to the Sea, by J. W. Synge, to the Southern Seven One-Act Play Contest at Walters. Since we didn't qualify for State at this contest, we began making plans to take our play to the East Central Drama Festival at Ada. February 24-25, we went to our final individual events contest at the Central State Contest at Edmond. This turned out to be our most successful contest of the year. Patsy Zwingle took first place in Original Oratory and Marie White came in with q close geqqnd in the same event. Carol Owen won second place in Dramatic Literature, while Patsy Huey placed second in Girls Radio and third in Standard O,-qtory. In the field of Discussion, Joe Ferguson and Barbara Welch both brought home excellent ratings. Joyce Bess, Glenden Adams, Patsy Wampler, Harold Speed, Ronnie Farrar, Bob Lantrip and Gilbert Jarvis also attended the Edmond tournament. Of course our instructor, Mrs. R. E. Appleman, and several mothers went with us on each of these trips as chaperons and to give us that much needed last minute encouragement and instruction. As a result of these contests, Patsy Zwingle, Glenden Adams and Joe Ferguson are qualified to attend the State Contest at O. U. in April. ln connection with our other speech work, Comanche has reorganized our troupe of the National Thespian Society. This year we initiated six new members: Carol Owen, Patsy Huey, Don Ely, Joe Ferguson, Marie White, Pat Wampler and Joyce Bess. We hope to be even more active next year. ,ff Qrfx f---- x junior 4-ff 61116 Owccrs President Vice President Bill Wilkerson Morilyn Payne Mike Young . . Sharon Kelman Jeanie Folsom Q Mrs . Mayes . . SPODSOI' , '-ws. SITTING Thompson Dunn Swrngle STANDING Jones Folsum Mayes Scalar 4 J-f glllb 0Mccrs Secretory Patsy Zwlngle President Shirley Folsom Song Leader Song Leader Dickey Thompson Vice President' Jerry Jones Song Leader Son Leader Barbara Dunn Secretory Deloras Mayes Reporter Mr Pettigrew Sponsor Compliments: ABBlE'S - JACKSON'S Young, Kelman, Wilkerson, Mayes, Payne, Folsom. f , syygiq , ,e ix., My - 'H I 4-'rx-x .. A ' di- Q. F ...la 1 rdmx 'A' 157115 Drivers Roy Smith, Bus No. l, Loyn Hays, Bus No. 2, Hubert Newton, Bus No. 3, Dal Funkhouser, Bus No. 4, Charles Lewis, Bus No. 5, Bill Schwartz, Bus No. 6, Morris E. Dyer, Bus No. 7. I 'ill ll A ge lunchranm Mrs. Rosa Jones and Mrs. Lorene Newton 1.3 1 'll 'JI gully. , A I Compliments. JAMES G. ROSE, Sheriff Mr. Frank Marrow .fzylzflz Grade Mrs. Viola Sears, B.S., S.E.S.C. James Adams Troy Chisum Viola Driggers 5 x...,v X '?' vez! w , - fi -W E R wk ' . X , . .Tk :HA ,fi X My ,xv - 3 I 0 5.-s 1' H I Q:-1 , M 4 , M z-1, lifts 37 Y it 1 i G, A if 1 it .5 Q 4 0 , as i .. N' It 'W F ' if fl . - 5 J M mf il V'- 'Nl 1-as A 9- 5 - l - if ', if 'itz vp., ,371 lil-' ixf lf rut 4, . ly V i ' , Y J ., -, 7 --b - '.--. ... -1...- .W- ' ' 1.-' 'f'i:::niEii:',S:r. -T-I-' 5:13211 :G - . - -ggg::i.....--., .A, ,- 2... ' 'f X W' g X. t 1 i tif fz. ..., f- ' 4' ' ' - ' ' , 1 i if' A of. - 'V' 4. 5, 'F 4 Q ' '73 ' , I J. .L , 4 ' vs! -f-,p Sammy Dunn Bertie Fenimore Delores Flippen Sandra Folk Linda Folsom Gary Don Gardner Harvey Garrett Nettie Gilmore George Gnagy Jerald Handley Charles Hendrix James Holcomb Wandovia Lawson Darrell Liles Joan Moser Pat Myers Glenn Smith Kay Spradling Marco Taylor Jerry Tilley Karen Watson Mary Alice White Cecil Williams Tommy Williams Donna Yadon GEORGE MOSER Ji A .55:,:-1 Compl iments. QS ac 4 - ...,.,.Sm:1:'.u.- - ec------1:11--1: George Ann Absher Linda Anderson Billie Bacon Davie Biffle Glenda Bishop Jolena Bowman Carole Bramhall Jimmy Lee Bray Patricia Clark Samuel Combs Johnny Curtis Wendell Davidson Tommy Gray Betty Gordon Mark Hanna Eugene Hettle Richard Hobbs Ronnie Hobbesiefken Willis Jones Dorenda Martin Reba Morse Norma Parr Bobby Rather Donald Reynolds Gerald Riddles Nelda Spense Roy Treece Wanda Wall Kathleen Whitfield Wyna Whitlock GEORGE MOSER Seventh Grade Mrs. Pearl Bicknell, M.A. , O.U. Robert Beck P -AQ. 2' Billy Tom Blackwell r, -Q' ,A Joyce Marie Coffee -.- J A--9' 5,4 h H, .y 1 to ,f fl 'if' f , is +, 47 'ul A ' e 0 Charlotte Ann Combs -A Bill Dan Coo er lv ...za Y P A' Nelda Joyce Curtis A Charles Hays J. ip g J l Jerry Lee Huston Patricia Ann Jano -Q Carolyn Sue McBee La Juana Faye Morrison JUN ,J S. E. Myers May Ellen Rathburn Aline Gladys Rice ? fa' Donald Wade Riddles 1 ..-M' W J A 3 f Kenneth Wayne Stephenson , l X Sherri Ann Weldon 7 4 1 1 ,Q iw' 3 Q .5 Barbara Jean Williams A K .1 , -A 0' ' I Ray Gene Williams ':' 4 ff cj X A4 t xr, M Compliments: .,- ' E90 h , A .7 A' STEPHEN'S COUNTY fl, Ja, tc m-mfs' ABSTRACT co. Bobby Aldridge Berneuce Bearben Oscar Chaney V rna Curtxss Martha Doyal Carolyn Jo Dunn Patsy Evans Ted Paul Johnston Jerry Jones Glenda Martin Cleo Martin Judy McMasters Jimmy McCord Ca'olyn Niblett Verna Phelps Bobby Ploff Kay Simmons Robert Watson Gary White Zacky Williams Compliments: K. R. H. D. Seventh Grade 1 Q, .fb Q Ninn' 'ails li ., L ,1 . IE 1, Ning, 'fi' t Vly 'K '..'J' Mr Dave Roper A 81 M ww gf? 'Sf' '-aww? .ggi 'annul' kw- if Hhs .sqm Ji' lisa f ' I .' : 5? I.: is T! . r if M Q? ' , ..,.- L Ffh ,gi E Mrs. Lillian Roper, B.S., S.W.S.C. f.. 6 , J fi Sllfffl Grade Billy Don Anderson Alana Bayne Dennis Breckenridge 'jf' 'V' lna Curtis Rf v 'fishy fr , - s -X til - -45 Judy Denham Helen Dunn Kieth Fuller Fred Gardner Ray Gilliand Kay Gordon Bill Hanna Joe Hendrix De Lois Martin Rex McAlister Gary Myers Bobby Stringer Shirley Smith David Sharp Ester Richardson Rex Presley Sharon Parclue Charles Wall Bill Wilkinson Jerry Williamson Compliments: L. D. PRYOR if AP. B, R. 4 'if L '4 Q 1 Ju :fav . jk 2 Y V 1 fg ' X 4 0' b A get .. 42 Qs M -f s 'Q' if? 'N' fri Q 9' gli, 'V X ,,, X ' tv, , AX V' nz:-52 Lx X' S ,vj K l xifll.-, AAAV 2? . l fs 1 ' I N ll A 'L A 0 ,, ' ff 'Y Q' Y, I' i P ,Q V, ' A gg 4: rv ' .1-E: ' -f f ' S , M am X 'Q fx X 2 'Xglwis '- N. S Birth Grade Tommy Bacon N Paul Biffle -A Av 49.33 Jimmy Brown .4 li J Carolyn Sue Brashers Brenton Cole Jeanie Folsom Jerry Garner Jimmy Gray Christina Hanna Virginia Hartman David Hill Marshall Hill Brenda Johnston Sharon Kay Kelman Billy Champ Moore Mary Kathryn Moore Marilyn Payne Milton Rathburn Lynn Stepp Carolyn Utz Mike Whitfield James Williams Ruth Ann Woods Mike Young Compliments: LANTRI P' S MOBIL SERV STA 4-wi fl ypffi '.Q,,.,q Q Nr? fl ax- -. '-fi rl, NX a,,L Mrs. Jesse Mayes, .. fs, o.c.vv. 'Y 'V' I, . ,Q X ,4 0 4 1--s ' -4-7 -Af' 4 n PII 4 DT' 4 ,aa V Y, Q iii . I Nl' - X , -.,4. K x X if IL, l -Q I1 .Jo ,.,... s '55 I... v Y ,E E ff Q C ig. ks if v3 'lu 21 F-9 3 YR Szlfflz Grads 275 Mr. Loyn Hayes, ,N B.A., E.c.s.c. fl- ov' 1 Sammy Berry Cynthia Brown Donald Clark 5,1-sv 3? 2 Charles Eversole Vsrgul Fenimore Robert Forney Dale Gentry Jerry Holcomb 4-3 4 4 J.: F5 rs! K X Jamce Holdung Alford Johnson Bully Morris Glynn Phlllvps J Ann Quaid 'Y' i Rf 7'-A ffl Shirley Ann Quaid James Rafher John Ruddles Cheryle Royston Dollne Skaggs 1' 411! z 12 Mary Anna Sf wart Roy G n Tafe Rex Whuflock Shnrley Wnlluams Edwanda Wunfer 'Neff 3 W Complrmenfs 1 7 ig -- !'7' OKLAHOMA NA S TIONAL Q-5' , of f In ,Q v y -.':: ,,a- .nag j-'Q ' , , . J I ' 'J Q: 4 N ' w W F l If M X x I N ff 5 1 l y Q. -. my f y 3 , X y 1 A , U , 1 I4 ,I K Nh X ' 'F - l X .ar ' , J 2 . 5 f -.A-0 ' ' 'V A' -7 Q ' N fx l J 1 , I I, A JN. r 'J'-4 ff ' !,i,,,,4 'EQ 'f P' W ' A -T V V I . J Z 'J J A 'H A : - 4 .J n, ,-J- r- azwff- .-za 4 ff I X - ..: .. 2:12225 .1 it I ' 1' ' J 7 if ' e e f -- A - ' - A ' r '2 ' ' A M ' ' Q' E ', X y X , -, E, . . . 'XM V M N A ' C ,fa .-4 ' - , -' ., ' y ' ' 3 ,, ,-5 ' ' AH, Q A . - ' . v, ' , . I BANK Duncan Zfflz Grazia Mrs. Ruby Dee Bandy B.S., E.C,S.C. James Absher -W Jesse Jr. Beck . Vs 0 , ' 'ix ,,Q,, f 1-'svn ix X 'fx Q. , M. ' 1. ' - js I ,,. I A l-1n X f Carole Jean Brown , Sharon Combs Q 3 H - 5- Dale Fenimore ,A .Ji , 'K J 5 gilesFlippen i '57 arbara Jean Gilland , 4 ,Q N X 1 0 M, .5 J i . , .R I Y 13, L . . A Q Royce Hartman A 'I 1 Jimmie Johnson If 'l 'wx ,If 3 ' , Richard Langston ,jj fi .fp ig v ' Carol Lawson t- fs' M,-,X by f Austin Martin W A ' ' 'P 3 l 'Bm' ' S 'X 'N L' I -if? ' ' 4 . - I- 4 Mary Sue Martin if - milf. 1 M Thomas Martin ' ' ' ', A sa, -'E S Carol Irene Meyer X' - L 3 N4 J Brenda Morris : Nancy Mun'ay C A 4 S 'N-f up ' Q we I ' 9 ..,. + is 5 ls '. .f ,' ..'- , jf? 4.,, ' is 7 Ls Aflixt 5 Larry Don Palmer A Frankie Peck ro :Q a, l da 146 ' 5 Jerry Don Richards J , -J ::: D J 3, Q - Eldon Wayne Sears M J . is , .I 'J Diana Sharp , s xx' IW' fAs Loyce Ann Spence Robert Stephenson Jan Louise Tucker Billy Bob Van Scoy Penny Woocl Compliments: OKLAHOMA NATIONAL e if I ' I ' fwiif ' if BANK, Duncan EFI'-f'.'.'.'!' , , FL Af Q e. ,-1 Emma Lou Thompson , B.S., O.C.W. Zfllz Grads Teresa Alexander . J 0 - Jimm Chisum I , ff- y 'Resp 5 A, A Janet Davidson S I' 'C L: Jean Ann Dumas N1 T m . f f,. vs - 1 4 Avurti- Y L - 3 A it r L -' W' K rw' L2 ' 5' T df ir ' 5 1,.f as L X f x., il 11 . l, 4- T ll iv 'Ex 5, fgft:,,i! ,.f-X,,R- 'Lx l, Q LT . Ni, .f JJ-. I . A .na T ,J it 1' . - ... 4 Q N142 M T 1 '9 1 f7 01 K A If f ,'b ' v f - .03 Ll , -A 3 . L .f t L? - fr? Vernie Dunn Thomas Earl Garrett Gary Lee Gilland Elizabeth Gordon Larry Russell Gordon Terry Otis Gray Roger Dale Hance George Harper Jimmy Houston Deanne Jones Charolette Land Carol Ann McEntire Jackie Powell James Riddles Charles Sawders Don Simmons Cecelia Smith Freddie Tilley Wendell Tyler Dean White Compliments: BANK, Duncan SECURITY NATIONAL James Bacon Jimmy Best Linda Campbell Helen Cunningham Glenda Curtis Eugene Doty Billy Evans Frances Eversole Jeaneane Fullen Priscilla Goss Kathy Hendrix Shirley Jones Barbara McCarley Terry McDaniel Ronnie Morgan Lavonn Ann Morris Johnny Nichols Kathleen Phillips Harold Rather Gary Smith Maudene Wall Norene Wall Carolyn Williams Deanie Williams Patsy Williamson Compliments: J U. BRISTO 8 I' f za gourflz Grade 'ovf' r, , S 4 X 'iv .acted -nf 7 W . fi gg, --0 L.: -7 .1 , 1 U x I Ik. I l ' -r ' f I N ea,-2 Gy . r 4.':',f' fwfi' jf THOMAS suPPLY co. U 'cr 6.9 Mrs. R. T. Mobley, B.S C.S.C. Virginia Blackwell glfllfffl Grade 'inf -I ' 'Q ' Maxine Bowen 2 '54 1 Y ' Billy Chaney -, fr' -:-, , Elfrieda Cook xv, ' ' W i Sammy Cooper Lx V A' j ,xii P Q Q Herman Davis Lorefta Denham Barry Dyer Glen Harris Greta Henry Dennis Hobbs ,K W Nancy Hollinsworfh M 5' A A,,, VI v 0 56- i in 6: Jane? Korn xi ' 'hi l ,M M James Lawson V ff , . 'f i Glenna McDaniels N Q . , A 2 , . P , ,, Mqfy M0Ofe 'fi fi i '?'r digg, Tommie Moore la :ao M.. ,i Q 7 fl' ,W Peggy Myers A . ' 6 .6 ' E Nancy Presley -1-.f , ' 3 KL I' f- bl, Cyl' Frances Rather T I : fl' , A M - Eddie Sellers X H sn s is I ' - I , X vi' 'V in I T . - Shirley Skaggs V ' A vi . Marvin Spence 'N ' W Larry Williams H, 5, 4 ,,.' AIX i S ar Linda Wyninger -- f ' 0 ' in S V' i Danny Young I . Y V A 1, , 'Nlka L Complimentsz ,W , 4 . 'X fl ' - ,s H . '77 CUNNINGHAM How 2 .npnn d,'f ififfsf X'l l 1 A Q S i 4 ROCKET OIL co., Duncan Ufird Grade Kenneth Bennett A ' Travis James Box K i nnie Bowman A f Mrs. Stella Spessard, B.S., S.E.S.C. Billy Joe Aldridge g 4 A F -4' ? Billy Ray Clyburn Stephen Combs Leslie Doty Homer Garrett Wayne Gilland Carol Jean Grider Evelyn Kay Hale Billy Frank Haskett Jerry Lynn Hayes Mike Johnston Robert Long Guyan Martin Jimmy McBee 7' s ay K 1 -C fir' f, f .X .J,i N Y id Janet Kay McEntire L s JR Dan L. Middleton , f ., Ronald Dean Mitchell 'V' ei' ' .4 -, ',, W Daniel Myers I ,Ki . -sl-if A 0 .X 'M' T Linda Kay Perciva , A Beatrice Rathbun ' ' Q 1 f f , -, .L -.1 ' Billie Jean Riddles Randall Rudolf ! Dale Ryle if 4' 1 . -' Wanda Sears S '- Z, , ' ,,.... Bill Spence X .-New 'H A. , 'I Gayla Spencer -J X 3251 I R Danny Speed SS .1 .. 5' .Acme A A J Joe Stepp Terry Stringer r Andrea Stewart , 3 A A P 4, K Tanya White ' 3 r' ,,. i ' ,, Vicki Williams ' f 'J' A Compliments: 4 x I ,EV L Yi, X E J -Q Fmsr NATIONAL BANK, Duncan A-AWK ' ,g H Q'-r' of 'iv -4 no ed Mrs. Jewel Tidwell, B S., C.S.C. Uzird Grade Jackie Baily Carol Barnes Billy Bowen Larry Don Bray 4 i ii, Lx, it B 19 IN-vt' 'X fa Y s i fs fl .x f 1,4 C 5 4' ., , ,Ap .- f :Li ...if . A' ' I Ps . 1 W J . . ,M .2 - Q Eu. W .A a ' A ' gp .inn 0 v' Q 1 J X 4 ri J 1 M ' 4 '--9 J ' fig' we L ,7 fr , ' K A Q K x sf' Sandra Christ Calvin Clark Gary Cook Raymond Cunningham Billy Davidson Glenda Dear Betty Jean Evett Clyde Graham Jimmy Hensley Keith Houston Cecila Ann Johnson Janet Sue Johnston Marc Johnston Karen Sue Kelman George Riley Lindsey Donna June Lorenzen Tressa Martin Lynda Sue Morris Gorey Nichols Jimmie Orum Jerry Parclue James Powers Oliver Riddles Richard Roach Johnnie Sharp Marie Sharp Ronnie Shaw Barbara White Patricia Williams Shirley Winters Compliments: RATCLIFFE BOOK 8. GIFT L Q . ' -1 STORE, Duncan Breny Aldrndge Dale Blood Terry Box Paola Bullard Joy Burchell Carolyn Damron Floyd Denham Melvnn Eversole Duanna Gallup Ruclcy Gulger Gary Gordon Muchanl Graham Oma Graham Ronnie Grlffnn Bull Harley Betty Harper Peggy Hull Jeannue Huston Jana Johnston 5560144 Grade Mrs Irene Hayes OU O W ti 1F'lf 1' X I 4,9 ,,1 gi ,ai Bin! 'W X Rodney Johnston qfbo Linda Long Lnnda Marfln Ann Morgan Garlon Mclfnhre Carol Palmer Hubert Ruff Angela Sharp Jack Walfon Mark Wlynlnger Donna Wood Compllmenfs FITZGERALD S Y 46- ...v3' sr' 'abs 4, .ff is I -ii an U acv L - iii-xg1?E Rel f I Ol' , 11 Q 6 3 i Scfmud Grade Mrs. Karma Vandagriff, B.A., E.C.S.C. 35- Gary Addison Kay Anderson Sherry Baker ,,..fv-4 M4 X 3 , o 5, .....,-I' , -3, 55, 1 Y .fflx 'U f Aw, W . - ,, sg. 4 L 'J 0 ' Q 2 'H xl ' V ,as ' , M-, ,,,aq v v-0 5 rib, ylli I fi . .ti-ma: 14 .,,, if' I r 'Q if li 135.3 f L7-5 .. i - ' ' 4 'X '-5 4' ' 'd x X Q 1 X Q 'f , -VL, L ' ' 3 n l , ig I . l vol y Q' 4.1: Judy Boyne Judy Bearden Vival Conder Patricia CoCanower Kathryn Dyer Louise Etter Judy Fulcher Jody Gallaher Johnny Gallaher Jessie Gilland Billy Harper Donald Hartman Larry Hayes Dale Hendrix James Holding Eddy Jones Keith Kelman Theresa Lawson Buddy McDaniel Rebecca McDonald Mary McDonnell Steve Nix Rita Peck Pamela Whittington Suzie Wilson Compliments: BUDDY BROOKS STUDIO Duncan Compliments: Carol Ann Allred Wilton Berry Mary Lou Coffer Joe Cornelius Freda Davis Jean Doyal Robert Dotson Margaret Grundy Jimmie Harris Jerry Holding Annita Hensley Erline Johnson Paul King Darline Martin George Moser Jackie Moore Jackie Phillips Frances Rathburn Harold Rudolf Cheri Sawders Carol Ann Sitton Charryl Strange John Ray Thompson Donna Kay Winters Billy Yates DOUG. STRANGE FURNITURE 8. APPLIANCE Hrs! Grade Mrs. Leta Miller, B.A., C.S.C. David Arrington 46 la -ii 'V J'-1 X 3 and, if 'ZZ' . ,Ar ,. ' J-if Al.,,y E, , i k, H .409 K if '- - ' Qit' A ' J .Sis ff'....:35lf4 I .. .. Q A W .P . , ,Ok 'J'-OH N' xii K -W .Q Kang E as .L - i . 9 K - 1 . .,, 4 if F , ,N - ii ff f gi,-if 'K 4 ' 1' ' 4' -if 6- 0 2 'Q ,Els q-'Y .W Q J q , N fi. P ,,,, ' .A ' is sq 3? g .f if .. s I ,.-.- J f' L fs ,. - 'I ' f , 'Q ' wt I - .. xp , fl. ' :E V K. k . . N S., j--l,'- s---i H--f-- mms. 9 ,, , ' , ,R l fifii f' L x ' fx. . w ifi !!!l 1f :I H . f ' 40 1 -A 1-FP V A9525 ' .J YQ EE 4 Mrs. Meb Burton, B.A., O.C.W. Judy Bailey .. f is 0 5' X 3 .1 ' W' J x r 9-'Q 1. . ' U -f -f-. ' V 4 1-,, fwfr! X xx 1 ,Q Q' r, ' A 4, 1 it 4 Lv ,, l:.:.,J , u 1 N, K f ei 1 - in . t yr., C fr -, f' '.fM'5 , gx A V R 2:1-fs -me . - 1 l is I' 1 ' 1 r 1 ..,.,. .Q 'f J Q l Mr' 5, - A15 1 Dianna Boyne Sandra Bush Shela Combs Bobby Curtis Janet Davis Elsie Fenimore Tommy Gordon Linda Harper Charles Haslcett Jerry Hensley Patricia Houston Glenn Johnson Darrell Lorenzer Joan Long Carol Mclntyre Plwilip O'Brien Donald Rather Patricia Riddles Ray Ryle Randall Scott Lincla Stewart Kay Tilley Larry Williams Jane Wyrick Ronnie Yearby Compliments: GRAHAM J EWELRY Johnny Ray Anderson Clayton Dale Barnes Larry Bennett Cheryl Briscoe Mary Jo Burton Donna Combs Janice Dennis James Ray Erskine Darrell Etter Nelda Beth Gray Alex Grider Joan Ellen Hance Joe Bud Johnston Sharon Lewis Dick Meyer Terry Lynn Morris Larry Carl Payne Phyllis Quaid Carl Ray Robison Ricky Ruff Debbie Sue Shelby Bryant Stateham Linda Strange Mark Whitfield Reba Williamson Nw Hrs! Grade , .1 :ff -::' 5 aff' I 1'5't'i'i 0 4 as Q 4, K 1 , ... r J r -5 .,-4 J ,ii f'- -221- .:1 '1, '- ,Y v. lun! ,J 'M lv' is H233 q X Compliments: - L - 6533265?l:51,g9g4'If'flW' I U-SAVE Fooo sroRE 1 I .: v-'H vt Sept Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Dec . Dec . Dec . Jan. Feb . Feb. Feb. L' 23 Ualeudar af cf,V5l1fSf0l' Elementary and junior J-hgh Eighth Grade went on First annual trip to Oklahoma State Fair ln Oklahoma City. 29 First Grade presented assembly program, Little Red Riding Hood lf' Fifth Grade presented entertainment for P.T,A. 25 Fifth Grade presented assembly program, Seasons of Happiness 26 Home Room Mother's parties ltlalloweenl for all grades. 7-ll All Grades celebrated National Education Week, Open House on Nov. 7. l Sixth Grade presented assembly program, Scarecrow Dick ' 5-9 All Grades participated in Save the Cnildren clothing drive. 22 Second Grade presented assembly program, Santa's Toyland i6 Junior High Chorus presented entertainment for PTA. 2 Seventh Grade presented assembly program, Photograph Album lA Home Qoom Mother's Valentine parties for all grades. 20 Fourth Grade Tonette Band presented entertainment for PTA. 6' H Feb Feb. Mar Mar Mar Apr . Apr. Apr. Apr. MOV Met Junior 4-H Club Share the Fun at Plato. Fourth Grade presented assembly program, Brotherhood Senior 4-H Club Share the Fun at Plato. Second Grade rhythm band entertained P.T.A. Eighth Grade presented assembly program, Easter Beginners Band presented entertainment for P.T,A. Ti-ird Grade presented assembly program. Old Woman Who Junior High Chorus presented second Annual Choral Concert. Eighth Grade Banquet. Award Assembly Eighth Grade Commencement, Some of the Accomplishments of the Elementary and Junior High Schools were: l. Health clinics conducted each month by the County Nurse and Health Doctor. Immunization shots and pnysical check-ups were given. Polio shots were given ta the age group of 9 montcs to I5 years. 2. Bath a Junior and Senior 4-H Club were organized. 3, The audiometer was used and all children's hearing was checked. 4. Music was included in all grades in both Elementary and Junior Hign School. 5 rr 1 U r 4 .5 Lived in a Shoe 6' I' S Compliments: COMANCHE N EWS 601111114415 Hausizlufzvn OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS ARTICLE I Name and Purpose Sectuon I The name of thus chapter shall be the Comanche Chapter of the Natuonal Honor Socuety of Secondary Schools Sectuon 2 The obuect of thus chapter shall be to create an enthusuasm for scholarshup to stumulate a clesure to render servuce to pro mote worthy leadershup and to encourage the development of character un pupuls of Comanche Hugh School ARTICLE ll Membershup Sectuon I Membershup of thus chapter shall be known as actuve and graduate The grad uate members have no vote Sectuon 2 Membershup un thus chapter shall be based on scholarshup servuce leadershup and character Sectuon 3 Not more than I5 per cent of any senuor class shall be elected to member shup un thus chapter The electuon of not more than 3 per cent of the lunuor class may take place durung the thurd year The electuon of not more than IO per cent of the senuor class may take place before the end of the seventh semester un whuch the standards for electuon have been attauned The remaunder of the tufteen per cent may be chosen un the last semester before graduatuon Candudates shall have spent at least one year un Comanche Hugh School and shall be members ot the uunuor or senuor class Can dudates eluguble to electuon to the chapter shall have a scholarshup average of 3 250 pounts Ca B average us 3 pountsj Thus scholastuc level ot achuevement shall remaun fuxed and shall be for thus chapter the requured scholar shup achuevement for admussuon to candudacy for membershup un thus chapter and all pupuls who can ruse un scholarshup to or above such standard level shall be admutted to candudacy for electuon to memb rshup Theur elugubuluty shall then be consudered on theur servuce lead ershup and character Sectuon 4 Members of the sophomore class w ho have a 4 pount average for one year may be chosen as probatuonary mem bers of the chapter of the Senuor Honor So cuety If they satusfy all correspondung requure ments placed upon candudates from the uunuor and senuor class Section 5 Such probatuonary members shall have vouce and vote un the chapter but may not hold offuce If they mauntaun hugh standards and luve up to the reauurements of the chapter they may be chosen to full mem bershup un the chapter un theur uunuor or theur senuor year Sectuon 6 Any member of the faculty may propose to the councul the names of pupuls eluguble for membershup un the chapter Sectuon 7 Any actuve member who falls below the standards whuch were the basus tor hus electuon to memb rshup shall be dropped from the chapter by a mauoruty vote of the faculty upon the recommendatuon of the coun Sectuon 8 lf so dropped hus emblem shall be returned to the presudent of thus chapter QThus us the furst part of the N H S Constu tutuon We are sure t wull unterest manyj NOTE We wush to extend a very specual thanks to some specual members of the TOM AHAWK staff Donna Kay Muller Suzanne Cunnungham Anna Beth Kuser Barbara Welch Judy Calome B Johnston Barbara Dunn Loyd Benson Davud Camp Gayle Gard ner Dwayne Taylor Patsy Zwungle Phyllus McGuure and Evelyn Garrett YOU MADE IT POSSIBLE THANK YOU DON ELY Edutor Q 0 1 Q . . .... C . I . .' . ' . , . . I . . . . .- 1 I . . . . 1 . ' , , . ,1 1 1 I ' . . 9 . . . , . ? .. 1 1 I u 1 , - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 I ... . 1 for f'US 'Y- Anna Beth Kiser Donna Kay Miller if gy . is-.-t S 'id x LI. .b Gayle Gardner Phyllis McGuire id? fl'-. fu v-H'- as K .4 W I . 'Ii - M ,I l 'K A .LT 427 s I C PatYoung Marie White NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, COMANCHE CHAPTER, SENIORS Don Ely David Camp Patsy Huey Barbara Welch Gayle Gardner Anna Beth Kiser ROLL I955 - I956 COMANCHE, OKLA. JUNIORS Phyllis McGuire Donna Kay Miller Marie White Pat Young Pictures of members not shown here are on OFFICERS page. Q0-'1 Ii ? 5I Mrs ' ith Gilger, Sponsor Mr. Charles Holleyman, Principal N. H. S. Advisor Compliments DUKE S CHICKEN RANCH Camahawk Staff Nafizfmzl j'f0l4l7I' Srfciefy Second Semester 1956 and 1957 Editor .. . . . ....... Don Ely Sports Editors ......... Gayle Gardner, Pat Young Co-Editor .......... ....... . ,.David Camp Class Editors ..... Donna Kay Miller, Marie White Business Manager ................... Patsy Huey and Phyllis McGuire Adv. Editors ..... Barbara Welch, Anna Beth Kiser -JN i Glendon Adams Senior -QF .I 7 Q Dwayne Taylor Junior 5' 475 4 G1 X Earlene Barnett Merle MUVVGY Joe Ferguson Evelyn Garrett Jeraldine Humphries Senior Senior Junior Junior Junior fi 1-,run aft Q' Patsy Wampler Barbara Dunn Suzanne Cunningham Lucirmlc' Fiend B. Johnston Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman 'Q ef' safe fi Sw--nf in -rg .s 13-17 N..-QP Johnny Phelps Diclcie Thompson Loyd Benson Judy Calame Patsy Zwingle Joe Don Kinc Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman SPONSOR: Mrs. Ruth Gilger Compliments: GRLJNDY DRUG CO. - H. T. GILES CAFE Q 'bv' A ,OD 9321 F' Cvmahawk Sfzzf GPPY Y ODMOO CO DMOND ON COND fT'I Comp X 'Give'-Q, f 'R 1 ' -W -til' ' mm xx f my W, mm.1 f 11 ' swwixwrf -gs iw r N I 'Nuts- N' 2 si Y. 9 rig.,-- -vu-'naw qfgpcv'-Y' . .?v? 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