Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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3 xx If ,.f X is .fc sl Wf' I .ik -TI? s 1 G 3. e' 00... ..b. 3 -7' . N 'I W ' S ', 'TI 5- ,O 3 A 1 . ' ' ' 'QRZX4 e el x , 'Qs .D . 'I 's IN .2 Silence is more eloquent than words. ALMA MCNUTT-'Alina' Tennis, '11!'12g Culture Circleg Squaw Society, '12- '13. Alina is a quiet, mind-your-own-husiness kind of girl. She is a little bashful but is lov ed by all who know her. No storm ere ruffled the current ol' his life. TUBE HOWZE-'Tobe' Executive Committee. '125 Fool-hall, 'I l- '13g Base-ball Capt.. '1-15 Pow-iWow Su. ciety, '133 Member of the War Uouncil. Tobe has a more solemn countenance than an undertaker, and a dry wit that is always en- tertaining. He says Seniors need twelve hours sleep a day and sets the example. A sophistical rhetorician, inebriated with thf- exuberance of lns own verhosltyf' lll l'HRlE LAYNE-'Slim' Tennis, '14g Pres. War Council, '14, This is SlllIlYS first year in C. H. S. Ile nev. er works, and never fails. lle is llllf0l'l'.llll?ll in being a little tongue-tied:-tied in the mirl- dle and loose at both ends. lt is good ' To lengthen to the last a sunny mooflf l IE ll M AN REIGER-' Herni' Pres. Junior Class. '12-'-lil: Pow-Wow Society. '135 Foot-ball, 'ltlq Vritie Wm Council, '14. Herman is a very hright young man hui delights in asking foolish questions. lle ln-A lieves i11 having a good time and lives up to lllza luelief. 4 If S Mi X 1 u I , ff p , ,ff- T: xl X li ie ll , 1 l 'l 0 0 f Z! if 0 O 3 X U J 0 0 3 0000 9 og. 0 G C U 1 N 'L 'G 1, U G U 1 U .ff- xr I.. C U .0 X O U 2 5 i I 6: fi fl fjdivk O

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.llc 1 I ,.f . sg Jl M -, , j, 'x .il X . gf! Q? 5, 4 ' Q 1 ff xt. X X l O l X E S 0 0 A7 rg? 5 L ...K fibffsjbl-, 41 S346 to A it Nothing is so grantl as truth, nothing so forcible. nothing so novel. .X l.'l'A TANNEH I lil,-' Alta ' Ulass Historian, 'll-'l2g Arrow-Head RUl?l'l'St'lllElf-lVl', 'l2g Squaw Society, 'lif- 'l4g Executive t'ommittee. 'l2g C'ultur'- Vircleg Vlass Treasurer, 'Hg Associati- liclitor Arrow-lleafl, 'I-l. Alta is a sincere, earnest, alul honest girl. , who will make any sacrifice for the connuon goocl except the sacrifice of an honest convin- tion. Nha- can always lu' clepcnxlell upon to - know her lrusincss ancl attcncl to it. lln most lll'llllllsl hlgll of wislloni is von- tinuwl cluwrl'ulness. b Nl A ll'l'IlA Wl+1'l'Zl+1L-'Mark' lla-pre-scntative Students' t'ou1u-il, 'llz Uulture Uircleg 'Ft-nnis. 'l2: Basket-hall 'll-'l2g Squaw Society, 'lil-'l-l. Martha is always willing to help thc otln-rs on-r rough places. She is not hashful ahont expressing her sentiinents. hut is very consid- vratc of 0Yl'l'y0Ill S feelings. 4 Ile-r life is held apart ln shining hriglitucss and thc pm-ace of truthl' l'l.l'IH IIIGRIKING--tl'leo' Squaw Society, 'l2-'l3g llulturc l'irelt-1 VY ' 1 7 l0IllllS, ll- 12g Basket-lnlll, '11-'12. l'leo thoroughly believes in working while you work and playing while you play. hut hy all means play more than you work. She is ai- ways ready for a good time and enjoys lu-rst-li' wln-rover she is. I would that my tongue coultl utter The thoughts that arise in nic. l'Il'l.A l+1lilZAl5E'l'H UIAARK-' Eula' Class Musician, '14g Culture Circle: Social Vonnnittce, '12-'I-19 High-School Pianist. '13-'1-lg Squaw Society, '13-'14, Eula would make an ideal sutfragette-as tNon-Militantj. Her vote gathering capacity re- . vealed in Senior Class Meetings proves that. She is probably the most. talented student in .1 ft. '- school. I s l , X xi. lx l slit 1 ,.! I. l f N . Ill ' I l ll 5,6 if of-5:35 X ix-. -J u o x o .J Q3 B 0 . 0 fry? 9 U1-f o 090 J' Q C , o 1 'Q I o 0 u v u U u u 1 , 2,145 U .ih- if .-'af' Jn V' U Usage, 'Q fi I or ' UMR fll ll lllx fa X PY' F - L A il.

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,., 1- f '1'ff' M42 U 2- x - 1 . 111- Q1 Nix- X 1 x . ,f - ' X - W l. J- ii jp Wist- ns that szigt-s, silent as the- sphinxf' i l'l.Xllli ELLIS-'Ellis' l 2! lf., Foot-lmll, '12-'lilg Base-hall, '13 flllklllill . L winm-rlg Atlilvtic Editor Arrow-Hvatl. N5 - -lf! X 'l4gl'on' Wow Fooivty. 'l3: Mvinlwr ot' fixi- ,I War Council. l 'X-X 6 - 'Q XX I. A quit-t, ll2lllllS0lllt', glxllllvlllilll, who puts in - x hall' of his time zittvmlinq to his own lnusinvss, X H halt' lvttin other wo ill-'s zilonu. lgl , X U s i 1 , I Q. ' f Ili- is a goml '4llltlt'Ill. and lwttrr utlilt-tv. ' ,QQ tx Q lm 5 A L V ex. Q' As nn-1-ry as this day is long. 'V XX : VIRGINIA ISOWDEN- wi -5 Fnltnro Virclvg 'l'vnnis, 'l-lg Sqimw Sociv- 2 tx it f A' J ' . . . . . W tg- Virginia is at llglll'-llvHl't0tl young laid-v. V., , S0llll'XVll2ll iiivliiw-ml to hu frivolous. Mr. Laynt- .Af x X sonn-times niakrq hor smile vanish by asking fx-- ,.f' I ann uiivxpvctvd qnvstiow in tlw Pliysios rlnsu. X . X 0 X. 14 x, , . l : N' 0 N' J J .C Q, 'gf .' 4istllf-i'01ll'llltll1l'l' is tho first rt-qnisitv to grvnl OJ it if It uiitlortakiiigsf' ,950 1 I 0 .' 5 1 '. lf' XYIC t'l1ll,llI+1liS-'lfaiye' Spf liziskvt-hztll 'll-'l2g l'ultnrv Uirclr-1 ' Sqiiaw Hot-ivty. 'lil-'l-l. K X Faye- is one ot' tliosn- who works diligently Z., J zimlsilvntly. ll tht-rv is anything in imliistigv. '1- ,44 ' slim- will nmko goocl in life--or inarry. 1 . is K ' U J fd E 64 'Pin :L -,Tab Anil as lzwfvc-t 121 nolalv and innovont girl. l.l't'i1.1': 1iou.xNQi.utfi1w EJ' Vnltniv tfirvlt- Rvpi-vsviitaitivv 'lilg 'l'vnv fl: Rx nis, '12-'l3l: Hqiniw Soc-in-ty. '12-'l-1. bf 0 g Lncilv is ve-ry pztrtiunlair as to lwr personal 6: X ' 1 1 vxcvc-cliiigly propt-r ,S young lady. Slit- is a wry valuable nivnilwr ot' 2 1 , our class, living lmotli nsrful :intl ornanwntzll. 2 f' l IX ' R 1 5 ' ft fll fix M fix P- ill X A to