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Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

 - Class of 1929

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f f, ik., 'Y 0 5 O X HE ARROXKf' YEAR BOOK Qfx 7 r' an xc'H1H, I'I1csH 9'- 5, N, 59' .' Q I: 1 uAxcHu,rLx 'I . ,A A 1 yr S c0 s Z ' sv- ,,,.. 34 ,Uw'Q I if M rf f Q f'n.cf.'1!kf.f lmfv STVDENT Bo XOIl XII' NL'fNlBI'1R 'IWI 1929 Ar' 12-'lg ff vb 90519 :,-- T 1 X VH JM, x Foreword We tne staff or '29 have tried to put out book that will please the reader and help him keep all his memories of old C. H. S dui lf , l the years L8 and '29, IN AFTER YEARS When we're off in some far-away college In the years to come bye and bye- And we want to think something' pleasant We'll think of Comanche High. And we'll smile as we sit and remember What a class we made-eoh so fine! For ol' the years gone-and all those to There is none like the year '29, JANET HOLMES, Stall' Poet v ,.! 0 5 0 X X COMANCHE HIGH SCHOOL X , S f f ., 2-x5 9 ,Ty H -H,,: 2 .-ss' 'lio The Faculty We beg your pardon, dear teachers, For the many mean things we've done! For the hours of mischief making Which we meant to be only fun. We're sorry for all, so we now beg Forgiveness on bended knee, So now that we're leaving, please IJon't hold a grudge, For we realize our faults, Don't you see. We really do love you, dear teacher, We're sorry we have to leave you, But we'll try to remember instructions And your warnings in all that we do. And please don't forget us, dear teachers, For we'll certainly remember you! And we know that you'll always be friendly For your thoughts are the truest of true. JANET HOLMES, Staff Poet C.. P iii 0 0 O X E I ui ' -T0- MISS EFNICE HARRIET BRIGHTMAN A true friend to the student body We, the Senior Class of '29 most gratefully dedicate this, our year book of '29 f X f 1 Q bfi. 1 Z lf V A ffn' AM?-I 4 'f - 4 E .. iwi- Y -gg., 17 'f+ ,WT , ,lf ik' 54:5 cpbwe ..-Tb, ,J , Leg 1 13' f ,QL 1, o 4 5 .1 fr , J' I 1 ' ' 1 3 x'.f' 0 . 2' L 5 fm x H if Order of Books 'f IYThe School Faculty C laweq ACt1V1t1QS Featuu-1 O1 amzatlons Athletws Fun and Ach ,I-L5-Q 5 -4' 1 'N , Ln. 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W G BAPRETT Q If' ,I , W Aa, .lj ' lkff 1 51-Q u ' f X I' I ng 0 o Q L Ex . L Ev- - , , , , , , , 2' S L , I N I lf, N lf, N l 1 f .,,','- f3f51?'3 . . '1,f.,,-- 'f,f 5,- g,. 1'if,Q'VI Q,-'V 1 W 1 w w w w X ' ' 'l ' ' 'Kf ' Q Q A Ap x A I 1.4 Q S4 w vv 4 v ' 7 Q e . :Ja l il -0- ,his I . 7. . 2 . Q5 .... '- 2 , .ii N . I I v. . E. A . 2 2 . . s i I l I 1 2 ' I . .. .Q - 2 2 m .' ' 21 2 ' the ng A , v I Y , . ' . A . l , 3 ' A ' ' ' if .T lee I'ull 0' 2 l ,121 A ' . . . , joys, dlsappomtments and W- . ! 2 A 2 ,IH x 1 W . . 2 . L E I . z- 2 A ' A Ai: V ' -. Q i c ' A :Sri . 2 . Y E., . 17' r - 'li v 2 - - -- - - . .N X-2 .1 - . 1 ' ' ' S .. W y -3 v v - A . h . 1. s u s- 1 C Z., . j ' , U p . . 2 2 ,g . .- . v- y. 2' , ' , 1 v I W ' 2 ., C V' 2 'L ri , - v fl UL . r. 'U, 2 . A Q , . 2. . 2 I2 . V 4 2 '2 ' . , ' A, -' K 'I 2 1 atv I - . 2 - ' S ' v . . n ' I v'- A. 2 .ik I ILA- , Y Ji Q ' Y, y .- ' ' K . If I W - Cf -X, ,R4.ff--. .X 2-1 p f' -L: - ' - V , -L!-I X g ' Y ' ,f -Y? P V S Q 5 O X PRINCIPAL l DE V l l n A. P. KALLINA B. S. Southwest Texas State Teachers College Student University of Texas, Summer 1928 Head of Physics, Chemistry and Agriculture Departments MESSAGE TO THE STUDENT BODY May you remember and follow this motto: Health, Happiness and Character as well as Brains. .Ah ' I ,,.,w., X . ,y X '. r N -,,- -l I ,, v 5 'KS'.,.-L 9 - A xiii : ' S. - -- - - f fgg .,, . -iff ' fi., ' , ' ' 'fe ,exif W. - 'B ?- -- ' . 4.5122 'ff ,535 L lf -ir -6 4' Trai! , + I :lquifglu j . 0 . x'.f l 'F Q, 'f k ..,. NN l l MISS MINNIE BRADFORD CUNNIINGHAM I-Ilstoly B A Tr1n1ty Umyersxty Glancmg, at the number of years teachmg expeuence attrxbuted to me I feel hke I haye not only taught HISIOTY but nave helped to make Hlstory IH Co manche High School I hope that whatey ex I have done has been for the better ment of the school and for the ood of the many hundreds of students who haye passed through my classes ln these years MISS RUBY PHILIPS Latln Baylor Belton Although I was m Comanche Hxgh School one year I learned to love the whole student body MISS OLA CUNNINGHAM Engllsh Unlversxty of Texas I haye been yuth the school slnce the covered wagon era Now ue are entermg the great zeppelm age My xush IS that you students w1ll pass not only through thls age but 1n and through the Shoot the tube age MRS ROMEE S WALKER Pubhc Speakmg Texas Chrlstlan Umverslty Boston School of Expresswn If you vsant to go to the kmd of a school Lxke the kmd of a school you hke You neednr pack your clothes 1n a gup and start on a long long h1ke Youll only fmd what you left behmd Its a lmock at yourself when you knock your school Its not your school ITS YOU' sr Q mf A1 b-XX j 3.4-ikl WC..-1+-4-ff .25 12? I 'Y ' , n . U 1 K V . - U . , . Q, . . , . 7 v ' ' , , v v , ' '. H -. - .W . , a . , I . 7. . v , . L . K b' ' For there's nothing really new. , ,. . ,, . -- n ' ' 1 ' :' - l, g ':-ix 4 , X1 - -. 1? . PQ. -I A 1 'F ' is L: ,At l 'Y 45 si i,.?A-'L- .gh I? M g , ld ..Q, X.. 5 MRS. W. D. CARROLL-Glee Club Daniel Baker College fDegree in Musicj There is a boundless fund of inspiration, for those with earnest aspiration. GEORGE BURNS-Mathematics, Science Characters are moulded on the athletic field. The truest friends I have, I met them there. MISS EUNICE HARRIET BRIGHTMAN-Mathematics Your lives are now unknown equations, but if you will square both sides, clear up the fractions, and transpose your weaknesses to the right side, your answers will be satisfactory when the Great Creator calls for your record. MISS DUDLEY HICKS-Home Economics Baylor Belton, B. S. It is a pleasure to have friends, and I hope I have made friends of my pupils. I give to the students of C. H. S. this quotation from Hughes on friendship: Blessed are they who have the gift of making friends for it is one of God's best gifts. It involves many things, but above all the power of going out of one's self and appreciating what ever is noble and loving in the other. X f X ,-Q s.-41a, eg-W ef lkatz, I- ,reef Kl-fail -qt- ...K X Ju O O U l 4 W ,ll l x: Q - . Q I ll I 1 I l '1-wif ' ,MMI . ,M h r'N r l vp li I ' f , ll M ,,: ' . X . . N '- lv . . . , S- VA ' . z V ' .. fl, ' . -. l I' V P1 ' ' l . A rj 'I N 74 J . O - ' ' . , I .A ,4 0. 1 A- U A' ' 3 - ,,. 4 ' M fj A- I . ' A 1 Vg N ' r , 1 x. 1 ' , M 'Q -1 ' . V' . ' ' 7 'T' . 'N' rf r V' . , A, ' ' V '41 , ,-,Z A Y r ' . l :T ' W 'J , 5' H 7 ' ' I I i U k A ' C rl 1, I. ll ll lrkfhrl MW Ng, NU Nil!! X' x X4 R 5 will kr 5 A 'X -42 i A I ' rk I Q 1 ld F ,f n lu K l If l lx Senior Class Poem ,Z il TO COMANCHIC l-HGH i ' We'1'e leaving' you Comanche, . l This best ol' ull the Highs, ll We ve been here four lonff vc-uw ye know- Bl mx hos Lune yuxt 65 Vlexe tued to nuke m lecold -Xnd xes succeeded too It xx 1Sllt lOl ourselxcs school We d1d lt xll fol you And non xou bee V616 le lV1Il0' Xes colleve non xsell trw But uell come bxck Commche Some du bxe md bxe So heles the xono we 21110 to you Ou1 class 12 certfunlx flne Of mll Semom ffone md ill thoee to come The beet fue the SGHIOIQ of 79 JANET HOLMES Stull' Poet K I -J kg- J' F2 ii! L., 34:5 'PJ 21.5. BGS 25 'ilgwi ' J fx? 9 gkfefffqixw J6'77l.0l'.S 65233 Secretary ELIZABETH ANTHONY Diddye Pep Suuacl '25, '26, '27, Cyell leader! '28, Public Speaking' '27, '28, Latin Club '26, '27, Literary Club 4 Debate J '28, President VESTON MCDONALD Fitz Football '26, '27, '28, T1-agk l '27 '28' Vice-Pres. Fish, '20s ...--v Vice--Pres. Juniors '27, lubliC Speaking '27, Glce Club 27, 1 rv v., 'C' Club '26. 24, -3. Vice-President FRANK KEETER ' at Skunkisf' Football '26, '27, '28, Track '28, '29, Public Speaking '2'8. 29, Latin Club '26, '27, C Club '29, Literary Club 1One 1 Ac '29 . T Playj f L xwrf G- H '29, G. A. C. '25, '26, Zoo Club '27, G. Y. M. '28, Volley f B311 '21 F 's Treasurer l I MAURICE DURHAM l Reecye K Pep Squad '25, '26, '27, '28, Public Speaking' '27, '28, Latin Club '25. '26. '27, lPres.J '28, Orchestra fPres.j '28, G. A. C. '25, '26, Volley Ball '28, Zoo ' Club '28, G. Y. M. '28, Sec'y. l Juniors '27, N. R. L. '2'7. f ' - .5 ' -'Q '- 9.4 ': Q J f --'-x A., ll YH- so s !1 ',?'lT2.-'Y4,-'- ish O 0 0 ARGYLE I-IVERETT NArgJ! Football '27, '28, Basketball fCapt.J '29, C Club. FRANCES CASH Frankie Pep Squad '25, '29, Glee Club '27, '28, Public Speaking '28, Zoo Club '28, G.A.C. '25. FERN JACKSON Joe Pep Squad '25, '29, Glee Club '28, '29, Latin Club '25, '26, N. R. L. '28, Zoo Club '27, G. Y. M. '28, Public Speaking fOne Act Playj '28, '29, MACKEY JOHNSON Mack Football '28, Public Speaking '29, Glee Club '29. BASSETT BURTON ,.Nig.. Football '27, Glee Club '28, Public Speak- ing '27, '28, Latin Club '28, JUDITH CLARKE Chubbie Pep Squad '25, '29, Glee Club '28, Latin Club '26, Orchestra '28. IRBY ADAMS John Quincy Pep Squad '28 HATTIE MAE HAMPTON Hattie Mae Latin Club 26, Literary Club 28 MAGGIE COOK Peroxide lk-p Squad '25, '29, Latin Club '25, '27, ' Glu' Club '27, G. A. C. BERTHA HART l Strawbe1'1'y Glee Club '29, Pep Squad '25, '26, Public Speaking' '25, '27, Literary Club '25, '29, G. A. C. '25, Zoo Club '28, o l LOYD IVRITTS V lKV0nvI Pep Squad '28 M ATTIE PIERCE Mattie Latin Club '28, '29, Volley Ball '28, '29, Raskf-t Ball '29. MARGARET LACY Margaret Glee Club '28 l LEE MCKI MMEY :R-If , fx, BG S .f-ii-Z ?. ' ' lfMc'kVY Football '28, Basketball '29, Pep Squad '28 l l 1 ROBERT JACKSON , Pep Squad '28 I ROBERT ALLEN 4xRoSty1v Football '28, Track '26, '27, '28, '29, Pub- l lic Speaking '27, '29, Latin Club '25, '26, 27: C Club '28, '29. R x V E f 1 , E- .1 Z-ffl 7 L A- f ' ,jf iv, 0 5 0 EARLEAN HILLY Earlean Pep Squad '28, Clee Club '28 JIM EANES REESE NJim19 Football '28, '29, Latin Club '24, '25, '26, Literary Club LDebatej '27, '28, Track '27, '28, '29, Tennis '29, C Club '29. ORY BEATY Football '28, C Club '28, Basket Ball '28, '29, Track '28, Public Speaking '28, '29. GRACE BRIGHTMAN Yancye Pep Squad '25, '28, Latin Club '25, Public Speaking '27, '28, Zoo Club '27, G. A. C. '25, '26, G. Y. M. '28, Volley Ball '28, N. R. L. '28, Literary Club iDebatej '29. THELMA WALLING Thelma Glee Club '28, Latin Club '27, Pep Squad '25, '28, Zoo Club '28, JESS EMERT Juice Football '26, '27, '28, Track '29, Glee Club '29, Orchestra '28, C Club '29. JANET HOLMES Jannett Pep Squad '25, '26, '27. '28, Latin Club '25, Literary Club '26, '27, '28, '29, Zoo Club '28, Orchestra '28, Glee Club '26, G. A. C. '26, CLEO DUNN Cleo Pep Squad '25. '29, G. A. C. '25 X r ff Q ,, ' Jafsfyefgf- -fe .uv . ,. V.-..... J Q g IRL MARSHALL Pep Squad '25, '29g G. Y. M. '28g Zoo Club '27g O1'f'hestra '28. FRED PARKER ' Fred Tennis '29g Literary Club 1TypewritingJ '29. ODGEX WETZEL Y upign Football '25-9g Basket Ball '28-9g Glee Club 28: C Club '28. MURIEI. RAY Muriel Pep Squad '24-Sg Glee Club '24-53 Zoo Club 'ZSQ Latin Club '24-55 G. A. C. '26. KATHERINE MORTON Katherine Pep Squad '28g Basket Ball '29g Volley l 0 1 N Ball '29. ' MOZELL WILLIAMS Mozel1 Basket Ball '28g Volley Ball '29g Pep Squad '28. Y HELON BATTON Helon Ory , Pep Squad '25-9g G. A. C. '25-65 Zoo , Club '28g G. Y. M. '28g N. R. L. '27g , Glee Club '27-9. VERA GORE Octie Pep Squad '25-9g Glee Club 328-95 Lit- erary Club '283 G. A. C. '25-6. . J .5 -..CCL - e - '21 -5-l : -'X Miz' B?:4-H4i:22'3?-iff 2- b S- ,J V -f fx .15 Senior Class Historv Here's to the Seniors, this class oi' '29, the Best Senior Vlass that has ever graduated from Comanche High School. Abide a while with us please, and we will tell you some ol' our history, begrinningr with the day when we entered Comanche High as an enthusiastic bunch ol' lfreshmen. We'ye been here tour long years now, and during' each ol' these years we'ye done something' which helped to make Vomanche High School a more distinguished place. You see, we have always been very unusual. When we were l reshmen, we won, by :1 large majority, the A1'row-Head contest. And we were a live, penny bunch of Frcslnnen always, and we certainly did furnish our quota of .nen lor football as well as students to take part in literary ex ents. Then, as Sophomores, we furnished a team to eo with the Seni0r's team. and together we beat the Juniors and Fish, in a class football game. The two yell leaders were Sophs that year. and the declaimer and extemporaneous speaker too. And oh! what shining! lights we were in football, and what a brilliant success we made when the Sonhs took in the most subscriptions to the Squaw, thus winning that contest too. WVhen we were Juniors, the school certainly knew that they had never yet seen Juniors who compared with us. Such pep! Such school spirit! Vile certainly did more than our part in both literary and athletic events. Also-please remember that prac- tically all 011 the 'tWhose Who page were Juniors. Another unusual thing' that we put oyer in our Junior year was the big Junior-Senior picnic, when we entertained the Seniors who said they wanted something' dii'l'erent. XVell, we grave them some- thing' dil'l'erent with a bie picnic at the Narrows. lt was certainly the event ol' the year. fi .. , I ,,. ji' lf? - . 4757- - ,J-7' S:-E .fif f' 'f' S sz - - -ff -M fp -'or.?i5ji1 2 'I Q.:-f .. h, ,r 0 O I ! SENIOR VLASS HISTOHYvtbntinued l l l And now that we are clig'nil'iecl Seniors! Stop. please, and I. :get your breath, for we've given to the school the l'lditor-in- . Chiel' and the Business Managrer of the A1'row-Head, the Staff . Poet and the Social Editor, also Debaters, Essayists, lixtem- f l poraneous Speaker, Tennis Players, Singers, and Oh! so many l that we Cannot Count them all. VVe have helrl our own with the luniors in the Class games. and we astonished the whole school with the program we gave in chapel. l Remember please, the last verse ol' our class poem: So here's the song' we sing' to you- Our class is certainly fine! Of all Seniors gone, and all those to come, Remember the Seniors of '29. l JAN ICT HOLMES. Historian ull ll Motto Don't stare up the steps of success, step the stairs. fl Flower: Daisy ff Colors: Gold and White vt t -Egf- -, X, 7 -7- 9 ' 2. 'fi Ay -ff , J, 2,i,!-- -,iff ...Y K , L ,M B?g'1E'f1Fibj,g'fE P,,L5-.X-, , , 5 Yr K ,7 . 17, Lfzflp ffffffwis f i ,, , ,. T., i J i i Y . 51 i - 'A President N ALBERT GREEK i S9C1'9t211'y HELEN GREENWADE MOTTO- We rise by the things that are under our feet. FLOW ER- Sweet Pea. COLOR- Rainbow Colors. . ff K Yi' J 5 -TA...1ff'L+ ,gym X - - . EL-I 'E ' C54 12.3-is' L -X -3541- L,,- ' c .li BUSH' 'Kf- H ii K -fi' gg 3.1 -1354 NA -Tv A Y , 1112 'ii 'IWLT--Ulf-::v?., i L'i'5-9 xxx hs A!-Z O O ROBERT CUNNINGHAM RUTH HILL NONA MCGALLAIRD WINNONA WITTEN NADINE RAMBO NELLIE MAE KILLIAN MARY D. LONG VERNA FAYE STARK JOHNNIE RUTH WALLACE OLETA COUCH X KS21 HELEN GREENWADE HARRIS LONG .xx ,- RUTH ROVVLAND BEATRICE ALLEN BULIOUS DOGGETT ALBERT GREER junior Class History Boom! Rah! Here we are the Juniors cf '29! We are few in number but diobollcoly spreading, and taking it all around like a barrel instead of flat like a table, we still consider ourselves the best in school when it comes to being good sports and good students. Now getting down to bare facts and the naked truth, and from a spasmotic standpoint, we still maintain that we, the Junior Class of '29, have accomplished about as much and maybe more in some cases than other classes. For instance football, track, basket ball, golf, croquet, marbles, washer pitching and shinney. We have every thing in our class from debaters to spontaneous speakers, including aviators, acrobats and mathematicians. ' L -f i .- 'J K E , 3 122, Cz!- fiififi . 'r I ' l i I f I -4' '52-'QA' 9 . , '-f ' J f 'L J.: -'T L K' xc. 4? ,V ' v -Q ' 7 L - xx :,, ,ff be .-, fI 1 4f eraser '-'pf X -Xt tht lJQQ,1l1I11I'l0 ol th1s yen 11e 111d lljljllt 1o1t1 9111011611 t11e Jllllllll Cl1ss lllhllt t11 e11ty 111s and LNX9l1tX boys P1 1ct1t1111 111 oi the ho1s c1n1t out 101 1ooth2111 .111d SSXQII ot the111 letteled Xnd 111 ol the 0111s 111142 111 the pep squ 1d lt most ot tht gnnes lt ho111e lhe Jun1o1s 1nd Ilsh heat he Bophs and ke111o1s ln the t1.1ss lootball 021016, 11e .11so 11e1e 11el1 1ep1ese11ted lll football tl 1cl1 llld l1tQI'l1y e1e11ts 0111 Class suppo1ted the peru book o11e l'1ll11d18d pe1 Lent as thev d1d 111 other el1ss contests th lt 112 ente1ed As 110 nmde such 1 good 1eco1d th1 N911 11e hehewe th lt 11e 11111 h11e .1 good 5911101 cl.1ss next yecu 1nd 11e fue l101J1l1g t11 It 111 ol t11e JLIIIIOIN 11111 11 11e 21 good 5911101 c11ss next yefn .1nd 11e are l101J11l0 th lt dll oi the JLl1l101s 11111 come hack 1nd t1n1sh 111 U We fue 110131110 to 1n112e ou1 111111111 next 1e211 one ot the best 1o1 l1lll1V y6l1S to come We hope to see 1ou .111 thls tonnng 1111 up dt old C H 5 -X 1811 Class H1stc,11.1n Thut ls .1 custom 111 th1s school f0l the Jll'1lO1w to Lllteltdlll t11e be111o1s e.1t,1 813111111 111 1 111111-net 01 .1 DICIHL Th1s 1,ef11 the JUNIOFS seemed to exe1t 111 et1o1ts to h11e both IH 0116 They 11111ted the lN 'I1lO1S to hound NIo11nt.1111 one sp11ng QXQIIIHIQ fhe1 11f1nted to he s111e GX 911011, h1d 21 good 1ppet1te so t11e t1o11d chmed to the top ot the Nlountfun YVl1611 the1 came l1.1ck ClOKXI1 IILIINPIOLIS g.1mcs such 21s Hot to11e1 pop the 11h1p, Le.1pl1og 111d F111ng 11UtCllIH9Il XXC19 pl 11 ed Then anne the 2lllI1ClDcl19d dehght iood' and 11011 Dehcxous baked hen fllGSS1l1f.l, fllllt s11f1d stutfed eggs pltkles o111es potato Cl11DN S2111ClV1lCl'l9S and l8I11011 1de V616 se11ed It 11 IS 1stound1n0 to see such unounts ot Cl9l1C1OllS food but 91811 mole XX0l1'1611lll to see ho11 11st lt d1s.1ppe11ed F1911 DQINOH t11e1 t11o1o11ghl1 enjoy ed h1n1se1f When the t1111e c1n1e to go 11o1ne, 111 the Sen If cg1eed thf1t the Jurnors dese11 ed to be pltted 011 the back NKJV '1 2 fr' ga- Ky -fc:--s f -f,22:Z'qg fc-Sf' - 2 ' f 1 1 ' - . R ,WL I 1 Q 1 .Z ,h,N..f O 0 . ' O X U' I A , .A 5. p. V 1 . 1 2 2 . tv . lll ' 2 ff, 2 ' ' 2' ' ' t' Q, '2 'L lv 2 JI '2 I ' ' ' Q ' ' . I 2 3 5' ' 2' ' 'f ' , I .1 2 2 I 'A 1 I ,X ' U1 . Q' 1 0 . 1 . . 2 . . , . ' . t Y 4 . l 0 11 . g 4 1 4 D . vi v . 1 - 1 v 1 2 2, 2 22 . , 2 . . ,S , . , .2 2 2 2 . , 4 , , K., . . . , , . , . . . . . . . . . 1 . 2 I 2 ' 2 2'.' ' 1' 1' . 2 ' 1 ' . 2 .' ' ' V 2' ' 2 ' ' ' S t' 2 ' ' ' 2 - -' . v . . ' ' . . . . , V , . . , . ' . 1 1 x 2 2 L , A l h u 1 'I 4 V 4 ' Y - A 4 1 1 r v 2 1 K f L K K l A L2 . 1 . b- 2 . ' .S - A . 2 .. . i . ,q , . I . . I Y I ' 1 ' Y v I h 2 'J Q F, C 1 I . . 2' ' 2 D ' 2 '2' 1. 3 2' t' ' 2' . , N, . ' 2 ' . . . 1 d . , . . . . 1 . 1 . . -- v , 1 1 1 Y 1 JLKIOI1-bI'.1NIOR PICBIL ' ' .S 1- 1' Q -' - t' : Q A - . Y' ' ul 'J - . . . 1 1 r v Q I I I 11 A Y l L v2 - f b. 1 ' n ' 7' g A' ' .. T A - 1 ' 1 L. .' . . ' . ' . -, 1 . y - v 0 . . - . ' . L x -. V A L C , bs ' , , - - ns, 1 ' 1' v t 2 , t , . - ks -. A. . . L1 U - 1 U lg - , , , -2 2 . . ' U il , ' , . U A ss v' . U - . , . A - V K -Y - IC l Q In 1 . . I . A . 1 J . . Y I v 2 L . . 2 . X, ,' . . ' -2 . K- ' - -S' ' s. L1 ' v L. , - 1 y 1 ' 1 -. 1' 1 . 1 - - - - ' 1. - . . ' - L , L .2 L n . I K C A 8, . 1 . 1 ' ' ' - ' y 1 - . ' 2 ' 2 c 2 2 , 2 B. . I L. E . . A v ... .Q . . tv . - - s 1 ' 2' . 21 Q K2 ' 31.3 .1 . . Y C K K. . - 2 . ,- X 9 I 1 2'-,'?- i . u . X5 VK I jg,-5, L, .. -,,-, F - . , . 1 xx- - 4-s 1- Av- -, - 2--2 2, - , ,A , Y,-, V ,, 4 ,L -f' , 'i ,,x .if 5, ---. J K li J i J ll junior Class Poem i You can talk about your high and mighty Seniors, . i And all the peppy Sophomores too, And your grand and glorious bunch ol' famous Freshmen The Juniors have il few. Fm a loyal booster lor the Juniors, l That Class from dear Comanche High. I'll yell and shout for them in every little thing, I I'll laucl them to the sky. 1 Juniors, Juniors, pride of the schoolg How we love you, Honor you toog Good class, grand class, leading so fine, I'm 21 Junior from Comanche High, A Junior of '29. JANET HOLMES, Staff Poet. i f l X i 'if- LIL,-, K L H aiml- E ,411 - 57.1 ' ,Y-Q-Q l 'i ii ull K fl X ,Ox -52? J Q:-gf C- sk tif'i :T- H '59 K 1 y i X l Nh I n W President BETTY HEENIC SeC1'etz11'y ZELM.-X FAYE POUCH N FLOWER-- Carnation FOLOR- Pink and Orchid MOTTO- Bite off more than you can l chew, then chew it. f I Lf ' J 1 'L ngslq 3i' z:4J 5952931--:L,,-fi! LR 122, J y I-' :'4 A -1-L O 5 0 N BEATRICE NORTHCUTT LINDA SHERRILL ' EVELYN CASH LOUISE HALL SARAH BURTON CLAUDIA FISHER TRESSIE DENNY ODESSA EDMONDSON GLADYS CUTHBERTSON THELMA WILLIAMS HELEN GOOSBY MILDRED CLAYTON I f I' X r f: Q' du. Q X J' g--Q ' B 2- 'ff lfaij lf.. dlllvl . fl x'.f 'T . 4, N ll li? Vlce Pxesldent Repolter K-XTTIE LEE BUPKS ELIZABETH TATE T1easure1 H1stor1'1n KATHLEEN GREENE FRAINKIE BARKLLY So homore H1StOfy The tlme of paltlng IS hele The thlead of mlnfflmff has broken All ale partlng f1om classmates de 1r Llke an old last love token We 18 thlough of our pleasu1e Ulvlng' To teachers f1'16l1dS and all F01 anothel yeal 1n the Junlor 1ole we vull be llV1llg' To answel QVCIQ plea and call Thls Soph class of 29 reglets verv much the closlnfr of th1s happy benef1c11l school yf ar vhlch eve1y one has enjoyed so much Ou1 class belng the la1 gest 1n school we always had the advantage of Ulvlng and 1ece1v1n0f every plofltable 'md en Joyable thlng ln and out of the school and thls we the Soph omore class members d1d at evel y opportumty ' -21-Z, 5? mid X -'1 + 'X n 0 0 X BETTY BEENE AUBREY JONES LLLMA FAYE COUCH EULIOLS DOGGETT FPANKIE BARKLEY JO GRAY Some of the Sophs took part 1n the county meet and of coulse Com lnche was the Vlllllllllg' telm Certun members of ou1 class nevex do mlss the chance of ente11n0f the county meet GNGIQ ye u' and they wlll contlnue d01H so throuvhout then futule school yeals We attended eve1y actlvlty oi the yeu cmd would alwflys t1y to help boost and put out good representatlon fo1 ou1 school becluse celtaln membels of ou1 class do not know when to stop 1e1l hfud woll We all WlSh that th1s mxy contmue Every Soph IS V915 sony of leclVlH0' th1S old cllss because ot the pleasule md profltable ldeals they have l6C91V6d du11ng the ye'u but we llke the honol of belnvf -1 JllIll01 FRANKIE BARKLEY Clxss Hlstormn I -., .if JA . - ., X U ll fb rfttuf' N al .L an .' ig' -f'Jr bbw is ff li, if l f r r L L , ' 2 ' ' 'z . ,. 2' 1 n I 5 I. D 7 'V I v. . . 0- .- C 1 n c . . . . 4 - ' ' ' v 2 - . ' 1 vc A I 1 l i 1 a 1 l I 1 i Y V C ' c ' ' 'L ' 2 . ' -v ..y 1 ' ' . C, 1 I I A - I . A 1 . I. f - I Y . ' . . , c D 1 . 5 1 'w .1 , 'f ,ft - L fQ,.' ' A E- , 1 X ' .' fx 1 - 1 , yd-, --' i-+3 fr' 1 . 'v u ,1 :' fl ' 'nz' f 4-- - --4 ' ' , Y Av , ,-K - .. X Y- Hp. me ,Y v f ,E A , fi, ' 'L K '12 , - ' ' --'vxf +1--T W --.vw 'N Zigi' T T uf'-L1 Q hr x R if -10 af If Q .5- XX Q 's-L. if 'pf 2-f ,u 2 s.. 11- Xffx. ...Q :-A '.A X O 0 l Sing a Song of qophomores S111 1 sono 01 SODTIOIHOIQS ITIOYU Lomxnche H1 h -Xn even tlftx Sophomores lt not eb When the doom u opened The Sophw b6f1l1 to SIHL, Blllxlll fme enoufrh 1 bunch To set betole the Knw Then huken to the Qophomores Flom Commche Hlvh An even ilfty Qophomoles iBut not IH a D161 JAINET HOLMES St lff Poet X T . . - , . v ' V' w 1 ., 51 I , ., T e, , . . Z 2 Q v U v ' - . W . . KBL IH an D1 . Y -1 , - . . e - W Q' 1. . . . ,1 . '-- f 2 fl . ,, 2 : ' .5 C M T 4 ' 1 A l K f., T- T K . K, ' , , c hr I A :' ' 0' , I...- J., ' 1 Q-4 '. x ',. 4. X-2 be 9 11 . T 1, 2 - .51 .i -, -x ,I I 'v f ' gg, -T--L, ,X .d j,JYgA..,X -- A VH -7' 'Si JMY Lfa hey.. , zyf v'Y'1 rf' l CLASS OF '32 Reading back row, left to right: Clarice Jones, Janetha Dale Kearby, Margurete Ross, Geraldine Kilpatrick, Miss Dudley Hicks, Donnie Little, Nadine Thompson, Marion Lucile Donaho. Front row: J. B. Dupuy, Velma Mae Starks, Beatrice Graham, Albert Bonser, Villa Thomas, Mattie Mae Gafford, Gene Rauhut. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Geraldine Kilpatrick. SECRETARY: Marion Lucile Donaho. TREASURER: Janetha Dale Kearby. COLORS: Green and White. MOTTO: We'll learn some day! FLOWER: Lettuce. i-fl 524-,SZ V 4 W0 xy X us1m.1n C law Hlstorx mu' U N hh SC 14 ml nmytx my ng unc 1 I1 l 1011 u ucx tllllfw lx tm e e N mu thug N .. If 1 1 L lx 1 x x x 1 K X . xx ll N N on x SOINQVK 1 L X. IIXIIIQ, 1910 0 0 .mr x 111 0 0 xxnen HQ '0 lele mu ll . N 41 4 rr . s 1 le x L ! x O W1 It ll X N Fl if ULLC NCXCIA 10 N 1 M0 ll -XINUIIU ILNE KSC' JU! QIHUN THXKIN O LINAI1, L11 N x 0' N -5 X 1 1 1 C IN Thex xxele Dun! 1 Hmm Q 1 1 1 1 H1 new 111 C107 mmm A11 ltl ummm Ie 1 C1101 an N ff Xu' NL11, tlcmx C me ' L x 1 '1 CL Ill' Cl 1 f mx , mf Q ,Sl nw x LllftC1,XKOC t e XGII x m my ox lt 0 mv mth kmm e H 1 'wcmlw Xu ,Q 1 1 -N . N 1 X ' 1 X ' 1 N L ummx NVISQII1 N KII VX I lsltllldll I' 1' V-AJ 1 is -R x... kb- , 1.2--g '1 V1 96319 Q ?5l-f2'f Ti-1 1- 251' 'Y YxfFY '!h: 'W ..--':frW-- -. ,ff 'X-X X--P-u , X X ,- r X P -.S M . ff -g H , XKX F, ' MW A , xx X f ' w '- -'L . . Q me . :N 4 .5 5 X 1 xl XVI , '. UI' all thu ,,'mmt'ey I-0PliIl,'.'! A Fish in Iliw' .' I ml- ll- f 1 I' i'Hli ', all-gr -l'1w seszt' .B 1 s 'l I' 55 :Q I fs -.vcr ,mum put :fly and in its plwcv clevelopcd one ul' the 2 'z test Fisl 'lz :snr-1 that lm: ever im-0121 l'l'UX'll. the l'l'1.'.' of 'Z3Z. Tl ' l'i1'.'t few days ul' 'ch l xv Volt .' X 'hzt 'hmp, ' to find wi ', 1 Q' ' 1 'fl ' L t d 'X ,X t tl . This, l '- vu ', xv-1: fs on mvcrc me-, for the te-:1:he1's, 'mc well as our 'r' mls time .Iunio1'.', t'IlCOf'l'2lj,'Cd u' in ry '-ly. In z1tllXt s ilu I-'1'v.'lmwn class 1 '. 1 l .' ' 1 I' yu 'ns ' ll ws 'lx I ,' tl ' Je 1 fx gl-,-'-'sz C' T1 - 1' 'ls :ino- lcs, ami Dillon, buys cloulmlos. In tht lito1'zu'y ments, lxoth the lam .-and girl clecfzmimerp x.'e1'c from the FRI la g' ' ' who :ln l l'e1'. f XV1 lata n,TY.g1ys :zhmwu fL Ul1L ' 1' ' s I Ll ' '1' ' d QC '- vilics, We 5.11 Vtxl tl Al'1'mx'-I-If-:ul by zttencling' thc- l'i ' 'cut plzj: tm' the A1'1'oxx'-Ilfvd. VVQ also s11ppo1'tcd it My selling Q 'Ju ' U- 'Im' lwrn: on? fwl :1 vxcunio must in 'lu '1 om. ol' FQl'1'll2l1'j. Th' 'njj 'Was gmt, in 1N'z1yi1,g' ffrlmqs :md 1'f1.'tin':' : I xiililly fY :Jil ' il: ' 2 ' ' 'nick As h X j Q 1' 1'-Nl My V6 lwpc? tf I X 'e l vi' ,J ' 'l'fl,I:. If fs U , 3, 'f how tm lx the Last owe: thwt 'num ever in F. Il. Sq .he .inxv as J, i :. . .' lor.: HJITIIHYH ,I MTIIICK, if' I A ' X .if . F If 'Til f r -A . Y I Q 'T A - v ff X .' 2 M 4, P ' - -4, -1 'bf' X W 1 f' , v n , ,LW P, fi J sf iggi YQ.,-4 -V f 2 ' . jjff 1 -'ff -4 I2 reshmen Senumeuts Sulsh SXXINII Llxteh to the F1 h We re 1 hunch ol Ireshmen On the H1 h School chbh We cl um to be 1 meltmo pot F01 thele IN no oddltx we hive not And we lct flu lI'l work 01 pl 13 And hwe much fun on eve15d'1y Our Sponsou me MISS Dudlev H1cks Who IQ 1Q t1ue N tlllfi? And Mr Bums IS a gund Good 5130112 And sly we love em too Fme Sophommes 111 hne But thlg one thmff we swy to you The Fmh 114 cent unly flue JANET HOLMLS Staff Poet 3 g, .2- NK P J 3-1- Q-7 4.4 MPCT- gf? ,, QI 1 ' I j ,df o 0 0 'T Q. 'f A T. 12 11 I If v ,lx nj rf , 1' 'cf , 1 . .S VS , ! I . ' : 1 '0' K' l, . 7 , ' K U ' . . U W I K C, ' I -sv l NY v I 1 0 ' 2 2 ' ' ' 2j, c f 'v c . 5 23 - ', v ' , . 2. ' 22 ' , 1 y 1 ', -H 1 Q N Qi 1 n L C , I., A , 2 -- Y ' . Next yi-Bill' you'll see some more of us, h L. l., v C 1' f 1 2 'J 2' ' . 1 1 , , 1 1 I .Y 4k, N J XP ff J 0' ' he-Q if Q PY? 1'-1 . Q 2 1 '-x -2 22 -1 4: I W -C rig., ii -5,11 - ,SB :T , - L f - V X, 'A A-1 l-ff' K Y Z .., 1 X-12,1 ey , :1g ' - Q. I fic 7 1111 r w 1 J fi l il i 4 i . C C Social Events The first social event of this school year was a party given oy the pep squad after our victory over the Stephenville Yellow Iackets. The Stephenville pep squad and team were invited to stay over. The auditorium was artistically decorated in Stephen- ville colors ot' blue and gold and our dear old Black and Gold. Alter evei'yone had become acquainted. numerous games were played. Members of the pep squad then served their guests with ice cream and cake. FOOTBALL BA KQV ET The most anticipated event of the year is always the ban- quet ggiven l'or the team by their mothers and the pep squad. This year's banquet seemed an unusual success. The guests as- sembled at 6:30 and went to the Domestic Art Laboratory. The tables were beautifully decorated with gold and black bows and streamers. Small brown paper Footballs served as place cards. At each plate was a clever menu printed on orange paper. The names ot' the food were football terms. The menu consisted oi' baked hen, dressing, sweet and Irish potatoes. cranberry sauce. and bread, followed by ice cream and cake. Toasts and speeches were made by the lettermen. the pep squad leaders, lilizabeth Anthony and Robert Cunningham, Mr. Burns and Mr. Kallina. T l if f , I Mr. Barrett was toast-master. After several peppy songs were sung, the team showed their gratitude by escorting' their pep squad partners to the picture show. , i -:II -fa - a. 7 - 7 -L 'Lf' Xa, ,, I .ah J, ,il - jc.: -my fl-'asia ,-f - , - o' s' if-' asL,:- 3-277, B - ,K-1-9 ' . 's Xxsffyy, . . Q t FHESHMAN PICNIC The Freshmen Class enjoyed a weenie roast at the farm home ol' C. B. Williams, one of the Freshmen students. A good many of the Freshmen went on the picnic. They played games until they were just tired enough to enjoy to the full the excellent weenies, buns, pickles and cakes. After this they sat around a fire and toasted marshmallows and sang popular songs. All say that it was the End of a perfect day. SENIOR PICNIC It is customary for the Seniors to go on a picnic on their Senior Day. This year the Seniors went fishing on the Leon lliver at a place about 12 miles from Comanche. They hiked about, gathered wood for a fire and did numerous other things, finally eating a lunch of sandwiches, pickles, olives, potato chips, stuffed eggs, cakes, bananas, apples, oranges and sliced pineapple. After lunch they played games after which some of the members fished. liid any of those Seniors get barefooted and go in wading? Did they catch any fish? Were there any mosquitoes? You'll often wonder! CHAPEL PROGRAMS ln order that the chapel programs might be made more interesting this year, all the classes consented to, each in turn, give a program in chapel. The Seniors, being more responsive than the rest, offer- ed to give theirs first. They gave a pantomime playlet, en- titled l,over's Lane. The student body seemed to enjoy this very much, and at once the othei' classes began working to put over something equally good and interesting. The Juniors next favored us with a very unusual p1'o- gram. They performed a tedious operation on one of their fellow students. The Sophomores gave a very interesting musical and dancing program. The Freshmen gave a very original musical program on saws, French harps, etc. These programs were enjoyed by everyone. . ..Z-T , vzg, 'gr ' ofif' T' if c cf: w Q . A 9 lf' 9931 gb' ' 5'.J f '79' bf' Ls., 'I' .L FHF' SIX! INC KONTILST Un NL11 9nd 1 e Qt 11ted 1 Slllglflf' Conteet 111110112 t11e L1 need We xt1ltSC1 111th 1 double qucutette the Semors 11 on UXQ1 t1 e J1111101N both 0111s Ind boyx 1nd the bophs VSOII 11111 the 11N11 Then the Sen1o1N competed 121111181 the Sophg 1111 11011 1hen X16 had 1 quutctte context 11nd It c.1n1e out N 1 lhen 11e 11n oil the duct the 89111018 1 to the Jl11l101N 111 hom 11nd the g111x V011 The Sophommex 111111 o1 G1 the 11x11 111 hows 1nd the Sophs 10st to the Flenh men gnlx Then the Sen1o1 01r1Q 11 O1 OVQ1 the Flsh 01118 and the Sophx 11011 0101 the Jumou The11 11e 1111 ofl t11e xolo contest 1he 5911101 0111 Vera C,o1e, 11o11 ovel the Jun1o1 gnl Olena McKenf1e Then the I'1sh -1111, Jane Jessup 11011 0191 the Soph 0111 Odesm Fdmondxon Tnen Ve1.1 Gore com peted f1g.11nst J.1ne Jesxup 11111111110 c1 one hundled pe1 gent 1ote YVe 11e1e Oolng, to have 1 solo contest nnong t11e bovs and .111 t11e bow 11 e1e 1ef1d1 to mug but 11e could 11ot have It on account ot 1.111411 exf1m1nat1onQ The Sen1orQ loet on1v one contest, the bow duet, t11e JUHIOIS lost all but one C011 te-.t the Sophx 1oQt '111 hut t11o t11e F1511 loot 111 but t11o .4 hg- .-Q, Q., g +-if 94 lit.. 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'Y , , , , , .rki 1 ' L.,..- ff 'S'-.1 -fi-L 'V7' v-if 'Ti f wffm ? o ' ,N-J! X X f f f , 9 A 155, 5 fgxfig, , ' L -' , -VL -f-- rf' V-4 f ,-? V iv, q 'I 5 C! '-bg5'ffv til? air U I Q Poetrx' Contest W'inner FOMANCHE HIGH SCHOOL VVINS l E PLACE IX STATE HIGH SCHOOL POETRY , l Y CONTEST JANET ELLEN HOLMES KN Ulf ,B The following' poem written by Janet Holmes was selected as one of the three best submitted in the State High School contest. HER SMILE The spring wind whispered to her hail, And left its softest fl'2lg'I'ilT'lCE' there. The dappled sky sent blueness down, And soft grey flecks like eider down, 'l To make her eyes. The tall trees lent their supple grace, That in each motion joy would traceg God used His gzentlest, kindest art, ff To make the deepness of her heart, f That I so prize! l l My house is walled with narrow stone, i VVith vines of selfish ivy grown. f I reach to catch the sun's faint glow fl That in my ,quilt corners show-And lo! f It is her smile! I 9 K -...lin - -,Q 2 ' L '?.o' -S-Q - , Zire-.41 '77 'J BGS 25 - ' f- Zi 7212 f I 11 S f91jfff1.1ff'Qgffmzfy Business Manager S. L. MORRIS ri i i Editor-in-Chief X VESTON MCDONALD I THE ARROW- HEAD I ii Gyfdff Assistant Editor WINFIELD WAGNER Assistant Business Manager RUTH ROWLAND Staff Poet JANET HOLMES Social Editor JUDITH CLARKE -i--l 5.. 2'?'b-A-T-f'?f , Q1 O O X We ' , -' . f- o-MJ 25 - rf .. ,. , f Elizabeth Anthony Winfield Wagner Jim Eanes Reese Grace Brightman Debaters The girl's debating team this year was composed of Eliza- oeth Anthony and Grace Brightman. They put all their efforts forth and got up an unusually good debate on both sides of the question. Before the county meet they met several teams from towns out of the county. This helped them greatly, and they came out with banners waving in the county meet. After having won first place in the County, they worked all the harder to be well prepared to meet their opponents in the District Meet. They were defeated there, however, by the winners of the district. The boys debating team, composed of Jim Eanes Reese and Winfield Wagner, worked equally hard to get up a debate equal to the next one if--4 , Tfi!: , J g '2- - 454' Y ' Q r TNT-'43 .gbgsfi-Ll q 1:1 - ,gp-3 flfwf L C Club 'Ihe C Club COHSlStS of those men xx ho have mlde 1 letter ln any athletlcs ln Hlgh School The lugest peut of these mxde letters ln football wh1le the 1PSt le te1ed IH e1the1 bwskethfzll 01 track All of the lettel men new not p1esent at tle tune thls DIC tu1e was mlde Jlm Eanes Reese Awyle Fxerett Ory Befzty and Pobelt Calpentel Alt oufrh the C Club ww n t as la e thls tear as s usual lt was the best orgamzmon of thls kmd th It hls GYGI been olfranlzed The membel lfbadlllg' nom left to rwhf front IOXX mre Stoly Keeter Dodson Wet cl M Me-vel Second 1ow McDonald Wmldrop J Meyels Stephens and Emelt Back IOVS Allen Dudley Coach Buns Kmg. Cree1 fP16Sl ill ,.f E21 , vim, 'f 'A if ' , 1,- 'A Q 1 M5 vii? X g O The Pep Squad Rah! Rah! Rah! Hail, Hail, the Gangds all hereg yelling' for the Indians. The school had a fine pep squad this year, not only in quan- tity but also in quality. Not only did the pep squad attend the football games in Comanche, but a large majority also went to the out of town games, which greatly helped the boys win many of their victories. When the pep leaders said, Frog ' the whole pep squad jumped and--well, you should have seen them-especially when they jumped around to the music of Pat's hand. The pep squad is certainly grateful to Mr. Howard for the music furnish- ed by the band at most of the games. Another unusual feature of our pep squad this year was the fact that there was quite a number of boys who were faith- ful to the pep squad until the end. They were a great help, and, next year, eve1'y boy that doesn't play on the team should join in and help yell for the Indians We hope that Vomanche High has a grand pep squad out next year to boost the football team. Q iii: le'-w '.. N -as. l' -' -5 1 fljfgf, . Vflf I ' ' 'fxm - , llwl-g 4 ' If 'I j O 0 0 C.- 'E . 5. N fr AIX Fourth 10W Newsome McDonald Stephens Burton Lme Lmelt Jones Thnd 1011 Foss Hllley Luckel h Luck1e H111 Stuks Dunn QGCOHQ IOVE Boxsmfm Greenuale Cash BICKGHZIC Allen F Cxsh GO19 Cllrke F11St 1011 Kemp Couch btephens G1eene Jones The Glce Club One of Comdnche H1 h s most p11ze 0I'0'dlllZ3tl0I1S was 11 1 lee Club undel the d11ect1on of M1s Cauoll A l1V6l161 01 H1016 co operfztne bunch of students hfwe neve1 get been found Thex Slllely could blll 'md hon' Mrs Ca1roll plcked f1fteen of the best QIHUGIQ and enteled them 1n the county meet Of cou1se they vson fnst place 1n the counts me t 'md there IS no tellmfr uh It they could h we done 1n the dlSf11Ct 1f vs et x either had not plevented them f1om ffomg All0th6l very 1emf11kable th1n0 thfat they put 0 er 11th fly1n0' colo1s was the opelatta Pan One would Devel thlnk that 1 play such fzs th1s could ever be st wed successfully he1e but lt xx IS and due c1ed1t should be g1ven Mrs Cauoll We feel VCIV ploud of the Glee Club and hope thfmt they mll contlnue thell work next yea1 x wt .47 mf AL 3- J SEK fvgfsfggy ffl -3-f' -,4-4 'i... 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A , . , .f 1 .W ,, 'Q .., f in - -- , i 4 -ff' L 'Q Tc:-rf 'gi-vw-ff -by - ,, '-' , g-1 , Y' Y, -'23 .- K xi!-1' M 5 is Bick row: M. Durham, G. Brightman, W. Witten, J. Jessup. Front row: M. Ross, F. Jackson, J. Kilpatrick, L. Sherrill, E. Tate. Public Speaking Class This is one of the most useful and entertaining clubs in the whole school. Under the able leadership of Mrs. R. S. Walker, the club put on two plays, Fixing It For Father and Apple Blos- som Time, for the benefit of the Arrow-Head. The public speak- ing class also furnished the cast for the one-act play. That cast won third place in the District Meet. Both the declaimers and the girls debating team were from the public speaking class. Mrs. R. Walker, director, has directed the public speaking class successfully for several years. She is recognized as one of the ablest in this field of Work. The Arrow-Head wishes to thank Mrs. Walker and the public speaking class for their splendid co-operation in helping them put out the School Annual. fl Q Q. - if 4 ' -L7 'f Vf- Y-7 -1. 'if - X rf, Lf ..:.,4C '12 K: 1.514 . M Back row: Donaho, Gore, Brightman, Anthony, Walling, Holmes Front row: Greer, Parker, Wagner, Eanes. The Literary Club It seems that our Literary Club is increasing every year. This is all well and good, and we wish that the whole student body would enter into something next year. The Literary Club is composed of students who represented C. H. S. in the County and District Meet. The boys debating team, composed of Jim Eanes Reese and Winfield Wagner, de- feated De Leon in the Class A division, but lost in the finals of the County Meet. The girls debating team, composed of Eliza- beth Anthony and Grace Brightman were more successful. They won the County, but lost to the winners of the District. The Senior boy declaimer won first place in the County, but lost out in the District. The Senior gi1'l declaimer won second place in the County, but also lost out in the District. The extemporaneous speaker and essay writer won first place in the County Meet. She won second place in essay writ- ing in the District. C. H. S. is very proud of these students who helped her hold up her banners in the County Meet this yea1', and hopes that even more will back her up next year. l- Z AL-Q--Z L Wmllmff L Jones M Poss J Cru S Burton If. Doffgett B Allen J Jessup W Wltten F1ont1ovs M Long M Durham C, Bughtman M Cook F Jlckson G K1lp3t1lCk C FlShel F Bark ley B Dov ett E Tate J Holmes The Latln Club OFFICIIPS Mlurlce Dulham P1es1dent M uy Dee Long Secletuy Faculty Qponsol MISS Phlllps The Lztln Llub vw ls composed thls yeal oi not only students vsho ale tdklllg Latln novs but xlso of all those who have evel taken L1t1n At the hrst meetlnff 0f1lCQ1S were elected md plans VS916 made for the ploglams of the futule meetlngs The progmms de llt largely mth a study of Roman hfe and customs Plans uele made fol plesentxtlon oi a muslcal play The Slave C111 but unexpected dlfflcultles uose and tlus pl ln had to be abandoned lVI'1ny of these students mll COHUIIUB to take Iatln next year and the school expects glext thm s from the Latm Club of 30 ffl' l QL 4 P -f I easy. 3- , ,gap High School Orchestra At the first of the year the High School organized a twenty piece orchestra, under the direction of Harmon Howard. It start- ed to work at once, and in no time was ready to appear before the 1'est of the school with a ve1'y entertaining program. This was repeated several times during the year. As the days flew by, it kept gaining in quality and quantity, and soon was ready to appear before the whole town. At almost every public gath- ering during the rest of the year, the Orchestra was asked to playg and this they did with a great willingness. It seems almost an impossibility that such an orchestra could be developed from a bunch of beginners in music as this one did. Of course, most of the credit goes to the director, Mr. Howard. He was patient and sympathic and it certainly took these two characteristics to constantly drill and drill, and then drill some more, a bunch of numskulls. But soon these num- skulls began to see the 11 ht and almost before ou knew it 8' Y they became talented musicians We hope to see everyone that was in the oichestia back next year to help out --Z1 .ghl-F Ri.i.li:5rHIiH:L5,l53i:i . Q 'alma Jffifvfizls 5? GEORGE P. BURNS Director of Athletics, Comanche County, and Football Coach This is Mr. Burns' second year as Coach at C. H. S. as he was here in '27. He graduated at Howard Payne College where he played three years on the varsity team. He is an excellent football Coach and loved and respected by every m-ember oi' C. H. S. football team. He is also an A-1 track and basket ball coach, as he coached a basket ball team which won County Championship in Class A, and a track team which won the Coun- ty and went to the State Meet. The mascots of C. H. S. football team are Jack Jessup and O. C. Thrasher. They made most of the trips with the team and practiced with them every day. Both of these could do much toward putting pep into the team. They should do much toward helping put out a winning team next year. ll f olbrlff , f 7 4 ' .U 1 141 1 kin X i 1 X 1 Q., '1 4- ,4 J X 11- 0 0 O EVILPLTT H111 CCaptunJ A10 was '1 1e1l Captun 101 you He xx IS 1n the 1me f1om start to f1n1sh He was unfo1tun1te ae he recelved an 1n Ju1ed ankle 111 the Dubl1n 0 1me at the flrst of the season How eve1 he 11 IS alvs IYQ fl htmff IQ a t1ue footb 111 Captfun Qhould He was loved by every membe1 bec luae he wxs alu lys puttlno' pep 1nto them and bec1u:e of hm playxng ab1l1ty Algyle played -1 conswtent glme at hlli md uh1le he xx IS 1n the Game GVGIQOHQ could fl ht 1ust 1 l1ttle haroe1 than any othel tlme It IS mth much 1e0f1et th It ue g1ve Argyle up fo1 vse all love hlm not only as -1 good football play Q1 but as 'L fr1end to eve1yone MORRIS Manaffe1 Doc was 1nel10f1ble thlS yea1 becluse he was over age Hou GVGI that could not keep hlm away f1om the team He was the doctor of the team 'md ae a docto1 he xx as vxorth hls mlt When any of the men vnele mjured 111 any may he flxed em up the best he could W1thout Doc ue wx ould h ve been lost He made 1 fust class half back last yeal and we 160'19t that he could not pl 1y th1s yea1 Th1S w1ll be Docs last yexr wlth us -12' J, J cgi-.L 1,4 L.,...1y? P- semi'-'ffirfi 0 1 1 1 . ' K ' L , 1 J 1 ca H Y . . . ' ' . . v ' - 'U 1 1 2 . 1 22 ! . ' '. . . . - ' ' ,, C 1 C C C ' . I . . H . - In or c c . . ' 'Z 'Z . g t, 21 ' 2 1 1 . Y - . . - v. 1 L 1. 1 C, ' 2 . . 1. l' . ' 1 ' 1 2 ' 2 2 ' '2 . ' Y .OO . 1 . , ' C Y Z5 1 ' ' -' - - 1 v ' 1 y 5 C 4 ' . '1 V 1 . C C ' C C . . 7 ca I an rv . - ' - - , , , C, c . f . . . K I . . L 1 v r ' I C s , nl n , . ' ' ' , u ' X 1 n ' as as . , - l 21 . 1 ' . V . . . G C . A . ' ' u r ax , , ,- , 1 1 . I .' - ' s . ,xx . 4 '-., 1' .27 9 1-' av? -, .. 1 1 u 1 fp J, AL l W 4- -X-, ,ie-..-L. ,S X 5 V 1 ':- ,4 -' - H- - - 4 - .-- - L' ' fr ?Z' ' E 'f ' R -4--'ir F-, -ff' 'TY Jgl , ,. 2-1 ' -4-2f4--- ' LZF3 , I :P H P, ,,s - 'P ,Qi xx X in 4, xy Qi P , Y The Squad Reading from back row, from left to right: Maurice Barry, Eltos Dudley, Pig Wetzel, Jim Eanes Reese, Ory Beaty, Jess Emert, Doc Morris CManagerJ. Third row: Coach Burns, Elmo Dutton, Clyde Horner, Lee McKimmey, J. C. Meyers, Veston McDonald and Robert Allen. Second row: Mackey Johnson, Jeff King, Albert Greer, Bill Stephens, Fane Waldrop, Gus Meyers. First row: Frank Keeter, Glynn Story, Argyle Everett, Eugene Dodson, Frank Mackey. Honorable mention for Class I3 Football were: Dodson, Dud- ley, G. Meyers, Wetzel. 1 X ' f , 9 If Q., i Vi i Q. Kjvgg A i 1 24. ,G .G .. I -if W ' :inf-ji, ' Lb' -F? -'QLJE -, , MCDONALD-End-145 Fitz was out of' the game for a good while owing to an operation which he underwent just before school opened. He came in in time to show that he had that old fighting spirit. He will not be back year. MACKEY-End-136 Silly was in every play when he was in. This is Frank's second year with us and we expect great things from him next year as he is only a Junior this year. DODSON-Quarter-150 fAlt. Capt. Electj Dod being ineligible last year was unable to play but he made up for it this year. As a quarter back he was among the best. He will be with us next year. MEYERS, J.-Guard-138 Meyers' dreams came true when he received a sweater this year. He will probably be here next year. if.:-4 N i' ilx i.03w- i P' 'X ff X .x I nl l 1 l , 1 I Q V o 0 0 -Xxx!!-X! X N BEATY-Tackle-165 Ory came out this year with the inten- tion of making the team and he suc- ceeded. He was not so heavy but he held the position of tackle very well. He will not be back next year. KIlN L1-'1-ickle-160 left made his fust lettei last y62l1 and since the first of the season this year he certainly eirned his silt as a tackle is not in inch xx s flamed ovei him wh n he had that old C H S fight in him GREER Capt Elect Guaid 160 Tub could put more spuit in the squad by just talkinff than any othel membei of the team He fought with blood in his ey es every down in eveiy game He will make a veiy able Cap tain next yeal ALLEN End 158 This being losties tust yeai to lettei he wls not expected to do very much Hovxevei he fooled everybodv is he filvsavs got a tackle wlen it came uound his end He could also snfue tnose passes ,, ,Hz . A. ua 1 I 'K I 5? ,fax A ws- 44: Lf fgbbgfx n r .bf 5533- v w 1 c V' I' W - 1 , . .5 . , ' 1 I 1 c c 1 . ' rn w ' - ' c c a C, . D , ' 47 ., J . . . . N1 -1 I l ' i as H . , ' ,' - n . I l ' C c ' C n V. . I V. 1 a A C - . N . ' . n :I ' 1 va -' , I , - . . , r . v 1 ' Ck C . C 1 1 I . 1 1 c . , . I ' c c . , ,X M. -. - J A . , If i I sq - V- I , , 1254 4 lc sz. 54353 ,Q . 4 S4 li -Q., lA Y Ad 2-N ' Q'77':9' ' f ' ' A -jL :S ' ,gf . .ivxc M , ,A iii: link -Q . Uhr 9 O I WETZEL-Center--165 Pig ' was a first class center having an honorable mention in Class B. He was our punter, also this year. We hate to lose Pig as he was a great help on our line. EMERT-Tackle-155 Jess was one of our best linemen this year. You can alwavs depend on him for his best when he was in the fame. He seldom missed a tackle that came his way. We lose Jess to our regret STEPHENS-Guard-150 Too n'uch can not Ite said for Bill as he was a real fuarfl. he covered a lar 'e space around him rnd missed few of the tackles COl'!1lll'V' his way. We are very glad to have him back next year. DUDLEY-End-170 This ' l'.' as Atlas first year to make the squad, but he made it a hundred per cent, he also gained honorable mention in Class R as an end. Dudley missed few of the passes that came his way. fZ -il L, ,gba x V g-,.f KLLTI' I' Hall 120 bkunkle was the 11 htest man on the quld but he sule deserved hls welter 11 anyone dld He seldom 1.111 ed to gun when he curled the ball Vle lose Skunkle much to oul 19' let QTOPY H Ill 103 4 oobel xx 18 the second lwhtest mm on the squ 1d but he was the ffmstest fmne On Gamma he was haxd to beat llllx Clynn xery much next yen' 'VIEYERS Full 169 Thls IS fllNQ16b lwst yen wlth us 'md we 1e01et th lt vue lost hlm for he was 1 Uood 02111161 and ffood at 1unnmg mtel fe1 ence . K. 5, . . N .- Xl ' Y . f U 75- vw . lf J xyflfixl Nl, ly P f 1 X l A f f ,all N 0 5 0 X ,mf Y .L l 1 1' I l P I Ili- 1 '-T ' -i ' -' -. - '0- 1 ra s z , ' ' ', ' s ' 2 ' ' l . , . ' - ra' ' 2 ' ' . Y . I KKN1 ' YY . . rv. , . 4, . , . ' 0' X x L -' C T 16 Y 'HY ,l ' i ' 1 I Cx n 3 4 C Q P ' c L ' x . N U . my .1 ' S ns he always picked the hole. We will I V ' ' ' 2 . - l 1 - -- , . .v ' w l V, 1 1 ' 1 I '- s x ,I LL In C l C - . F. . 2 . . ' v, 2 CS D. l . C5 ' . 2. E' 'iq Q ' -L- e A - sw , L- -. 4 if W ' x xy tr -r--. ,flip-. 4 J V' K' 5,415 ff, ewfhfg, ik - er -- ' s-.rr--.i,' Al 5 Yell Leaders Yea Team! The students of C. H. S. got peppv plus this year when they all joined in and yelled with Elizabeth Anthony and Robert Cunningham our yell leaders of '29. Co-operation! Yes sir, Diddye and John Robert were loved by the whole school, which accounts for the fact that the pep squad seemed to gee- haw better than ever before. Not only did they keep this excellent spirit up during the football season, but kept it up until the last day of school. Every Wednesday morning the student-body was allowed to assemble in the auditorium and yell for a few minutes. This surely helped the football team and certainly kept everybody full of pep, and wishing next year would hurry and come. It not only kept the students peppy, but made many of the boys who were dropping down in their work wake up and realize that if they intended to be a Comanche Indian next year, they would have to get to work-and this they did with untold efforts. We hope that this wonderful spirit does not die during the summer and that C. H. S. has a whooping good team and pep squad next year. 4, -.5 Jia,-fe- , . N . , X .a - 2'-Zfff Q-f C. .- S Q BG iiffp-'r,,. l l 3- ,,,,.,f Qt The Season The football season of '28 was a very successful one. The team started out for practice with a bang with over thirty men out for practice. There were some letter men out but the most were rookies. However under the leadership of Coach Burns the team began to take shape. BRECKENRIDGE-COMANCHE After about two weeks of practice we tangled up with Breckenridge High School on September 25. As this was a class A school we were not expecting to win over them. This however did not keep the Indians from fighting, we were defeated by the score of 25 to 0. This was really a fine showing as Brecken- ridge was a strong contender for the Class A title. DESDEMONA-COMANCHE The team was undaunted by this defeat and played the first conference game with Desdemona. This was a harder game than every one expected but by showing what it was made of, our Comanche team won by the decisive score of 18 to 0. Several of the new men showed up well in this game. Many others also learned a great deal more about football under Coach Burns. f f f li , Q' V '- -gfi 4 'L K4 W ,iff if of .ef-Hz' -1 ' t oa?'i5, Q ' ' J 'Z .. ,hi '5?f DUBLIN-COMANCHE Cheered on by the defeat of Desdemona we next played Dublin on her own field. This team was supposed to be the strongest in the district as they had defeated Brownwood 7 to 0. They were sure of a victory over Comanche and very much surprised when we beat them to the tune of 9 to 7. Several new men showed up wonderfully in this game. GORMAN-COMANCHE After winning over a strong team like Dublin we journeyed ap to Gorman to bring home the bacon. We outclassed them the entire game but in the last fifteen seconds of play, they com- pleted a freak pass which left the man with the ball completely alone and he made a touchdown by merely running. By losing this game we lost an excellent chance to win the District Champ- ionship. STEPHENVILLE-COMANCHE The next game was played at home and played with Stephen ville. This game was a fight from the first whistle to the last. Early in the game, a Stephenville man fumbled the ball and it was covered by a Comanche man over Stephenvilles goal line. We kicked a goal for the extra point. Not far from the end of the game, a Stephenville end scooped up a fumble and ran across the goal line. They failed to kick goal and we finally won the game 7 to 6. .. .--Y 1 1 I l -L.-had A 15,25 Q :-:JM -X, X .5 , 5' - 2-ff' f W 165' f-1 ' 'iv 'iq-3'-:PJ BGS 25 L- .b IISIXK sl AI HJNIANQ HI .mn-f N u Nun mnw dmxn 'Lhllxtlll 101 ILXGILLC b8ClLlSL 1 xeu lxom thu stut to tha 1111 11L1IhL1 tg m Lould U un much The lull would go 110111 one sxde IL Mu md up nd down the held 11111115 m the last c el, w x my ommc mg mm go 10 XXO'1xl1,.1 to0ethe1 Lxel f m m wt blood m hw mu .md muched the vhole length ol the c 1 mm xx me lutuled bx 11110 pf x xx 11011 mu cxeml mud oi 191111015 exch dovsn H OW 'NVX OOD LON1 AXCHL Ou XOXLINIJOI 11111 me DIULC1 0111 .mnu 11 -X1ITl1bI,lCG Day Nome md tlus mu thu xxele 131013111661 101 us Although we got .111 excellent shut lay lllllxlllg .111 e.1s5 t0L1Chd0NXI1, they beat us In the Nome ol 18 to 6 Next X011 mth the fe U11 me H111 have, up xhould be at thcm la 1d to make up fO1 0111 low thls xeal Thls U 11119 mth BIUVKIIVKOOC1 91911 xeu on -Xlmlxtlce Dru, has been fm cuxtom im mam wus md up lllllll the xefuon of 96 they ma not lfmten 119 tm ox Q1 L01 umxecutlxe xeux IDI ILOX CON1-XXLHE We plu 911 lk leon 011 Th xnkwlxlnp, Du OXQI on than 01111 tleld -Xltu 1291112 deimted bx them fOl two couxecutlxe walls me X 919 out Im 191 enve Nothlng h mppened dllllllfl the fuit 01 the U um but CIIIIIILQ the thuo qu x1te1 De leon made 1 toucm down, .md hx pawlng 0191 the 51011 11119, thex made the extm pomt his- ,457 SGW ' -gr -ff -x f' l-' -3' :Q x . 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XY 1 Sk ff ':- .' 3' v Q K'-- f-, ff Q EC 7 qi' ES-X-,W 24 AT. . 1 ' I if .. ' -ffl:-rgpigif' 1.x X XX 5,5 .- gi L ,., CLASS GAME An interesting' school activity is the class game which is held at the close ot' each football season. Heretotore, the letter men were eligible to play in this game, but this year, only those who Failed to letter were allowed to play. The Seniors and Sophomores were lined up against the Jiiniors and Freshmen. Both teams were very evenly matched and could not advance the ball very tar into the others territory. 'i he Juniors and Freshmen finally won the game by advancing' the ball past the Seniors and Sophomores' twenty yard line. The seniors passed their opponent's twenty yard line only once, while their own twentv yard line was passed twice. Many players who never had a chance to show their abilities in a game with an- other school, proved their ability to play in this grame. Some men who had never come out before, played in this game and showed up exceptionally well in this game. These may make wonderful players next year. SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE For the first time in the history ot' C. H. S. football, spring' footli-all practice was had. Several promising players who attend- ed Grammar School this year and who enter Higrh School next year, came over and practiced with the men who will come out next year. With this aid to acquaint the new men with the fun- damentals oi' football, an excellent team should be organized next year. Practice was sta1'ted about tour weeks before school was out and lasted about three weeks. Although this was a new idea, it met with success and it will probably become a custom at Comanche High School. 4 up . -55 S, f K - W ,,- -1-:e-.vF ffgf-'3'-if yf ,ef Z-' 1 ' -fr' ,av R -7' ' ea'S'2's gag' -V? 7 2 .. f9f!1f'1' Q,S710l'f5 ff ITN ll .L C OldthNV21ltC ITICL. Meet On Ap11l the loth ou1 boys went to Goldthwalte to compete mth te uns f1om othel schools The meet st uted w 1th the hun lred x nd dash In th1s IICG Goob Stow ot th11d place Flne W lldrop llll the hllt mlle IlIIlShlI10' second Jlm hanes Reese flnlshed A ood thnd IH the mlle lun In the b1o1d 1ump POb61t -Xllen pl lced thlld md llen Story pl lced foulth Robert llso pl lced flrst lll hlgh 1ump The helohth th 11: he Jumped wus llV9 feet Ind e10ht mches In the IIISCIIQ Veston McDonald placed thlld The mam event of the meet Wh1Ch was the one m1le lelay Mevers Jlm Fnnes Ieese and Robelt Allen OVHII0' to 3dV61 se cucumst mces Fltos Dudley who was hlgh polnt mm IH the County Meet could not accompmy the tewm Xs 1 whole the tup was 1 success Sh0XK1Ilg' the membels ol the te'1m their poss1b1l1t1es to w1n places ln the D1St1lCt Tlack Meet whlch w is held 1n Brownwood The plospect f0l 4 t11Ck tefmm next yeal IS vely good rv? .aj- J S-+ cz. 'S Q -i-'TZ Baal! 151 ,J-L3-A-,V? 5. ,5 ' - ' 1:59 I l fly!! -4 NC Jr, , f 'L ' 0 Q I f -E L Q K , . , , Y X I 2 l X ,' rj . v v . ' l' . . l' ' z ' ' . 2 ' ' - ,l . . X , ja' : . 'z g ' ' . 2 I ,Z -2 2 . . .. . . U ' . , S ' I Y Y I 1 I Z 2 I K Q . 1 L Q . S . . 1. ' .bv 2 . in ,. 2 .bt . I 1 . K I was won by our relay team. It consisted cf Goob Story, J. C. K , ' ,z . I L ' . I ,, 'Q 2 J ' ' I ' ' z ' I ' 2 1 . 1 x 3 v w' - 2 v' b y ' ' 'z. ' ' . u u 4 12 C 1 . iv I r i . . f . . 0, . -A ' 'iix K 7- -H ' q, ff 7 , 51255 L' 4-kd 5- ,I l vw f sig?-,1,:-Y-L. ,Rh jx Q t ' K li Y L5-L .aff-Y- T?-5 -er o 1' fp-fsfd E' 1? +I 4. ' qv1 X I DMV, 0 0 0 C X x Boys, Basket Ball Basket ball started out with a bang this year, there being several men out for practice. Under the leadership of Coach Burns and Captain Everett the team had a successful season, having won the Class A Basket Ball title of the county. In the above picture reading from left to right are: Coach Burns, Greer, Weathers, Dutton, McDonald. Wetzel, Dodson, Burt, Beaty. McKimmey, Story, J. Meyers, G. Meyers. The letter men are: Everett CCaptainJ ,- - - - Left Forward Waldrop ,D ....... --- Right Forward Dodson - - ...... Forward Wetzel --- - ......... Center Beaty ...... --- Running Guard Meyers, G. --- --- Standing Guard 4, -3- W' Q f :Ni ' ,ff f 6 fi ' 1 A Q A A V! I A if f aa Girls' Basket Ball This year the girls decided to organize a basket ball club. As there has been no club in C. H. S. for several years there were no experienced players. However under the coaching of Miss Hattie Brightman, they made good 1'ecords for their first year. Our girls did not get ve1'y far in the County Tournament however, because they played some very experienced teams. The players, reading from left to right are: Starks, Morton, Weathers, Killian, Barrett, Pierce. Our girls sure did know how to play and Weathers our goal pitcher hardly ever missed. We will have all these players back next year except two and that is Mattie Pie1'ce and Katherine Morton. -2--2 X' T - Qffisf' l l l l In X I x cf? mg: A '-Tania-'P 5- D q x , I 'N 0 Q 0 X Q... ' v 'llcnnis Club Heading from left to right on first row: Dillin, Story, Mc- Kimmey, Reese, Parker. Second row: Dupuy, Miss Hicks, Cole- man, Thompson, Wallace, Rauhut. The tennis season this year was very successful. In the County Meet, De Leon was defeated in the boys singles and girls singles, Glynn Story representing C. H. S. in boys singles, and Lollie Coleman representing the girls singles. The boys doubles team consisting of Glynn Story and J. C. Meyers was defeated in the County Meet, likewise, the girls doubles team which consisted of Johnny Ruth Wallace and Nellie Mae Killian. Interest in tennis has grown considerably in the last few years and we expect to win all tennis next year. X f 1 I '5 li u. , ,fu-3-QQ-,'-'A'Nf+ ,Wx , ' ,434 CZ'ieg,sg 1g gb' ' '15-J Z 27. Track Team The track team this year was the most successful one in several years. In the County Meet, all first places, and all second places but two were won by Comanche boys. Some of the places taken by them are: Meyers, first in high hurdles, second in javelin, second in discus, and third in shot put. Allen first in broad jump, second in high jump, Story, first in 100 yard dash, first in jave- lin, second in broad jump, Meyers, J., third in 100 yard dash, Waldrop, first in half-mile, Reese, first in mile, Dudley, first in discus, first in high jump, second in 100 yard dash, fourth in javelin, and first in shot put. The 1'elay team consisting of Story, J. Meyers, Reese and Dudley won first place at the district meet at Brownwood. It placed fifth in the fastest heat at the State meet. This was won by San Angelo who broke the State record by four seconds. 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