Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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Z' sl f isis --3 N vw? g I g i fx 9 Gusts at Gulnmal ball an 1930 lt was one cool November nxght ln the year 1930 and assembled around the fire sxde of Colomal Hall was a number of promment men and women Some were here by accident whale others who were members of Comanche Lyceum Company were here at thelr headquarters The room was dimly lxgbted and the blaze from the log fire nn the old fashloned fire place gave a dull red color to every thnng nn the room The guests were seated comfortably about some looknng dreamxly xnto tne fire whale others talked gayly exchangmg buts of news The landlord O Hudson passed quietly about seemg to the comfort of each guest He was a tall man wnth black hanr Hrs long nose httle black eyes broad shoulders and long bony lambs gave hum an appearance of lchabod Crane Seated nn the corner the oft called place of honor was Mr lhomas Herring a lawyer Hts face was an mdex to his shrewd cunning ways but has eyes had a fascunatmg power to hold one s conhdence Hrs voice deep and powerful could be heard all over the room as he talked with a lady at has sxde Thxs lady was Madam Clarkee formerly Eula Clark now Amernca s greatest singer Her yellow curls large blue eyes plnk complexion and charmmg person allty won her many admlrers Seated next to Madam Clarkee was Gertrude .lenkms the great pnamst She was rather sober ln looks and nn act but her musnc was drvlne Other lady guests were Annabell Wnlcoxson temperance lecturer Lucule college matron A httle to one snde sat two men conversmg One was Herman Rneger the world famous lecturer He was a large tall man almost ugly but wxth an Intellect and wtsdom of Solomon The other was the famous nmpersonater Thodberg At one tame he had been the son of a wealthy merchant but benng such a spend thrnft his father had dnsmherlted htm Thus he had become an actor and undeed quute a successful one The evenmg lengthened mto night and by ones and twos the guests went to thelr rooms txll the large hall was empty All was snlent for an hour or two then the porter came bustlmg nn stnrrlng the fire and setting thlngs to rnghts as nf he spected someone Sure enough nn a few minutes the hall was filled wnth people 'l hey had gust arrived on a night tram and had stopped at Colonnal Hall for a few days rest By lnstemng to thexr conversatlon nt could be learned that they had lust returned from a tour of Africa furthermore lt was a brxdal party The bride Vera Waldrop had taken a number of her friends wnth her on her weddmg tour The brxdesmalds present were Alma McNutt Margurltte Hull and Martha Wetzel A Dallas Banker Eugene Neely Texas Cattle Knng Vee Dunlap and a pros perous ranchman Jesse Green looked thelr Importance as they strolled about the room One lnttle lady Lucnle Hall asked the porter to show her to her room at once She lovingly held a small note book ln her hand whxch she lf pt peepmg unto As she left the hall she remarked to Lula Thompson and Mary Gramger fboth of whom were news paper reporters? that she was anxnous to get to work on her new book a story of Africa Three college professors were present l co Allen teacher of Latnn Glenyth Kearby German teacher and Carl House Professor of ar As the members of thts party were worn out from travel they asked the porter to show them to their rooms at once As they left the hall the rays of the dynng embers threw thexrdlm shadows before them fear! I mf' ,X 2 S 0 S 4. ? WAX fax X AKWAR fm T X C' 1 . '- . --X G ,- '. A . qs hs T.. 4 . AIY, x f , I , Q 4. f V ll i , X '.f I 9 - . - - 4 3 ' . .1 ' ' ' l rf 325' ' . - I - I ,, ' . .gf :nl 1 ts- T- 1 ' g Nl. ' 0 l 0 u w Q , , ' O Mg E V U I A-if . 2 ' ' ' nl .2 -L . . ' 4 . I. . ' . . l I Z ff Hogan, Antx-Suffraglstg Alta Tannehnll, Umverslty teacherg and Lxlllan Ballou, Q 0 ' ' 0 e I S - s 0 . . . . . - - 3 . ' ' . ' o . . 0 . . ' 0 ' - 9 F 1 ' ' v 9 v 96 ,X . i 1 1 . . . ff . . , . . . . h . . ex- -:I , 0 , , ' c I o x 1 9 ' . . v n ' ' ez 1 - ' - ' . ' . e ,A , 1 , ' . ' ' ' . . x . X . , ..e ' a ' - , .' 9.- '. ' ' . , 1' xl - . ' 1 o'..9 st T' . Z JO , 0 Q 1 1 1 g I 9 I 9 - g t. g S - . D . ' . tl ,- , f o ' 0 ,- 1, . . ff i - l' E W N l fl fl l X ffl x ' f - l v v . Y X - ' ' 1 4