Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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DEDICATION Throughout the hurried fall days, on into the long winter months and down through the fleet- ing weeks of spring, her undying faith in youth remains staunch. To her, Mrs. J.E. Light- foot, we, the student body of Comanche High School dedicate this, the l953 edition of the Arrow- head, in hopes that a small part of our gratitude will be revealed to her. A warm personality and a determination to find a little good even in the worst pupil soon placed her high in the hearts of her students. Her ability to awaken in us and those who pre- ceded us, a desire to learn, inade her tops among the faculty. Upon the hearts and minds of our staff there has been imprinted an indelible picture of her kindness, generosity, and understanding of youth and its problems. She has truly taught us, today, how to meet tomorrow.

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In the years Comanche Hugh School has grown mto one of the best hxgh schools 1n Central Texas In compxlmg the 1953 lssue of The Arrowhead all efforts were toward capturmg wxth words and pxctures somethmg of the splrlt and frmendlxness that prevaml on the campus It IS hoped that at least one page Ln thls ARROWHEAD w11l touch every student enrolled and that lt wmll serve as a v1.v1d remmder of those many happy days spent Ln C H S 'Io all those who contrmbuted elther dlrectly or mdxrectly to the cornpletlon of thls yearbook I am smcerely grateful To my staff thanks for workxng so hard Sue Barret 1 ' 1 1 v . 1 . - . y l 1 ' 9 .

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