Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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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

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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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lk .-N f XX I ii ' N 'lf Ss N Lg: 4. 12' 'X fel .'I x sl fl l O I AN X T I use ...,... f f ..b. -RX' Q' V N l f-X -4 .JI ' Jw S -f -e , H -M l 'Lee of ef, T' 'tgp Peace is the fairest form of happiness. IZ ANNABELLE WILCOXEN-'Annabelle' Culture Circle, Tennis, 'll-'12, Baskef- X ball, '12-'13, Squaw Society, '12-'1-L. 'Y KL Her greatest assets are her frankness and her unbounded enthusiasm. She has a way of . making friegds with all whom she meets. and XX her lnerry laugh may be heard at all hours of X the day. i v I Decide promptly, but never give any reasons. Your decisions may be all right but your reasons are sure to be wrong. WALTER MeNEILL-'Free' or 'Mac' Manager Base-ball, '1-lg Pow-Wow So- ciety, '13g Tennis, '13, Member War Council, '1-I. Mae is a great 'ladies man ? He does not believe that all a man 's time should be wasted in delving into musty books, and this belief sometimes gets him i11to trouble with the tae-- ulty. However, when the smoke of battlg- clears he is always smiling and ready for more. Men of humor are always in some degree men of genius. THOMAS F. HERRING-' Tommie ' Pues. Senior Class, '14, Second Foot-ball, '13g Critic Pow-Wow Society, '13g Mem- ber War Council. He is the youngest in the class in years. which proves that it is not always age that makes wisdom. He always says what he thinks but he generally thinks right. I toil not, neither do I spin, WILLIAM J. HOLDING-' Bill ' Jaunto Society, '12-'13g Second Foot-ball, '13, Tennis, '13, Member of War Council, '14, Open his head and out would Hy-a fioelt of girls. Bill is one of those fortunate fellows who is endowed with enough native ability to be able to stand well in his studies and yet havi- plenty of time for fun. If L gif I ,lt C Q .V A xii fy .- 'K J Q X 3 N C x. I . fx- s Um I 3 t -1 0 0' r. 6 Q, V ' e C ,-4 9 x . J K n 'X -2 X u X L X U t. te Q- JE. in Z.. Xt .r U ab. g s n e,,.ua X ff- -.f0U0 Gb flbiix f Zbwkafqlbikx- 7 If