Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1956 volume:

F 7531 -'ff .. jig Wig 4K gf published by the annual stuff 1956 school in review administration . personalities . . organizations. . athletics . . . classes ..... advertisements . supplement. . . The traditions of CHS have been developed since the day of its first opening .... Each Septe mber brings a new cycle of students who make, share, amend, the honor these customs. The shy, lonely Freshman, who hastens up our timeworn steps to his first registration, all too soon becomes the tall, poised Senior who walks triumphantly across the stage to accept his diploma. But the intervening chapter in his life has been made r i c he r and fuller by the CHS traditions he has come to know and lovei Though the spirit of CHS is much too intangible for words and pic- tures, in the pages of this 1956 Arrowhead we endeavor to record this year's school life as it typifies the traditional activities so dear to the hearts of all those who have been or ever will be a part of Comanche High. I ...ci yeor's record of life ot c h s 3 4, ff' 5 fit 'r xh' .- X A , - L ka: ll' Q-. . 'I' lift .nf , My Y xxx, J . Q1 1,ff3,y-J ' R fx' - --win 1 Vi ,pf vu xg ,. , t -f -,..... -V , . . A-. , 6 diff - v-f ' -.. f'- '-:X V-P.,-srj,,,5 .W 2 . 7 3 ' . ' . -1 ,-l-, ' .J A.j 1' lxwkr- A s ff-'r ut , . ' ' . -K --5 in mr -J, Q f lb?-V 'V .Q I Q U -i x N t gg? If ,gf - c i' ,f ,gif 2 i X ' ' ,I ' if ' , L V' W ff' N , I , . .gm- -' . -ml. - pure :- Isla Wyatt James Graham M,J. Sullivan Lester Collins Philip Graham M.J. Sullivan Clyde Marshall Ray T. Hoff Jack E. Cauley Carvel McMillan Bill Cunningham Frank Mayes James Howard Guy Webb John Sullivan 1 qs-Y .xx F the cirrowheod 1908-1956 O8 09 ll l2 13 l4 15 lo 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Through the years the fo r rn e r Arrowhead editors have preserved the traditions of Comanche High School by recording the activities and events treasured in the mem - ories of its s tud e nt body. As we further this preser- vation with Volume 33, we respectfully de d i c ate it to the A r rowhead editors of days gone by. Herbert Williams Jack Doyle Gene B. Webb Veston McDonald Helen Greenwade Herman Rains Eloise Marshall Jean Stailey Clarice Parker Molly Ross Peggy Huett Elaine Edmondson Janelle Burnett Sue Barrett Henrietta Taylor Jane Cagle 4 '26 '27 '28 IZQ '30 '45 '46 '47 '48 149 '50 '51 '52 '53 '54 '55 f . -12 - , 5 . if ' M -' .us Hip, ' ' -Q . L- X A' ah.: . gg-:--1 , ,, A 0- K r his . Y 1 ,.. school in review .F s 7' if is ax i K N? . ,,,.w:+M Q ,,,.g.-if ' ' ' 7' will . 97531, l 'ffiif' ..,. w1-gfmf- Lag?-p:.,,- fi' D 3, sl, 1 .,. ,. N, I f w , .f-,'V ,hxfs QQ, M. A -. A.'l', ,b 1, mf Q , T- ' 'ff' ' -sy ' 1 ,1-vw f as-N iff? , 4 ,Q 5 ll T' 'N' '.v , '. Q .1' li a l',a.':' 1, tix - -A fu . , . ' - ', X, r:, . .I ,. .1 I. 4 'A-'Al e ' mark each day's agenda. 5 i--,,.s EP, lf R . 1' Q faq! -' il' 's english Seniors read Macbeth and punctuate restrictive clauses: Juniors do term themes and interpret Our Town --linking our English he r itage with modern A rn e r i C an language and literature. Favorite cram center of all our students, the CHS library offers op- portunity for research and study on more subjects than English. library ,L l- Y sa U 1 A if 1 social I I Even an American His t or y test can be fun... to ob- servers. UQ Through world history and Civics we learn to appreciate our backgrounds and government. --What could make Tex- as History more significant than the study of an arrow head collection belonging to a local merchant - anthro- pologist? WL. 'T f sciences X - 7 55 a f a s 2 3 XF' Y ., iff wr'- ii.-. A-. a ,l',l.' .-,i , Q! .- moth .A v A basic course in consumer's math prepares CHS students for any career, while geometrypupils learn that thercfsmore than one way to prove a theore rn. Math is a real help in the science department. . .where one must find unknowns in chemistry.. . or study the biology of plant and animal life. 1 science Lil 5 homemokinq . Freshman homemaking s t u d e n t s learn to sew a fine seam . ..whi1e Sophomores prepare nutritious Qand attractive U luncheons in H. E. II. 115.5 i Cotton, w o o 1, or vegetables and beef that theywill use may one day come from the farm of some agriculture student who studied range grass identification or p r a c tic e d livestock feeding and judging at CHS. agriculture Eff .I X vit ' 3 '2i6f'E, W music Fifth period comes but once a day. . .and to CHS band students it means hard work but lots of fun. --The Jubilettes also find music enjoyable: their voc al renditions have become very popular at CHS. Spanish II c 1 a s s finds making ex- hibits a new way to study Mexican holidays Qno matter how strange!! and native costumes of Central and South America. spanish x Q 3 'n-quail I' X l fkvu Q., x M A it t x his-1 , 'jj X' 'll S'-r. V .1 f 1 I' '- AX - A' . 'rn I'- commercial science Future secretaries ponder the magic of brief forms, speed tests, and carbon copies, eyeing the busine s s world with a will to succeed. SF3' ln.a.5i 0 Through the spe- ' cial education department three members of the graduati class, Betty Lou Steele and Gary and Lavelle Barric have been provided with a Complete high school educ ati special education L' frllfz ff:-'ff' ,A A, i. .fri V, :All Q. U, .vig .gl il 1 I: 4 144. 4-5 , 'fz5:,!xh 'M Q wifi fi-if 'srl WF 3' and fads Upper-classmen boys sport heavy overalls with white T-shirts, , . -s Striped blouses are 'style right for Soph- omore girls at CHS, , , fancies But Freshmen seem to favor knee-le ngth socks--especially in cold weather! 4 5 i ....and proud CHS band Seniors display their hard-earned award jackets. Take a day, any day ..... At noon there'll be a long, long line of very hungry people. . . ii'sc1ll . . . served by lunchroorn helpers-Shirley, Mona, Zulean, Stanton, and Iris. L 1 fri Q I i '!v 'F:f Iliff it rg rffvf ' . . . then perhaps faculty and students alike will D . '95 ' co-operate in a surprise Q 131 fire drill. ff'- 1nc1d GY About 5170 of our students will make the routine morning bus ride. . gg: if! asv sn' gs! gi ge 05 ee! ff I ,.-f? I-J V ,,,,.,f--1' l ., . i- l y 1 i . -L , ing K K 1 behind the tix Nancy, Carolyn, Belva, Johnnie, Evelyn, Linda, Joyce, Dorothy, and Verba faithfully and ef- ficiently help Mr. Lightfoot with office records and errands. Mrs. L.D. Cox, secretary to the superintendent, serves as supply chief and as office manager. SCSHSS Always intere s ted in the health of CHS stu- dents, School Nurse Eads looks on as Lunch- room Supervisor Lockridge fright! plans a balanced menu to be prepared by Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Couch. Keeping CHS campus and build- ings in running order are our indis- pensable custodians -Vine yard, Bow - man, and Lee. administration i, 1 1 1. , 1 i i - I 5 s .2 . - 5 .I 4 S 3 4 2 1 y x , J x I i V e 4 a ii . 1 ii :z Q Q, .ir 3 :- our futu o - : . FSS ,ff - I r W all are Xf sr IT1 i O E 2 Y 5 5 ' its i n 7 Nur.. ' 1 3 lded -.mu-nf l Q it 5 lf E 1 1 i . lui I The Board of Education of the C om anc he Public Sc hool s has its own tradition - providing the best school system p o s sible for the young people of our town. For its untiring service, its intere st, and its understanding, the students of CHS say, Thank you, to the sci hool board of 1955-56. President . . . . . .,.. W ',I. LANE Vice-President . . . GAIL P. DUDLEY Secretary . . . . JOHN M. ROBERTSON Superintendent. . ....... . . .VIRGIL CHAFFIN Other Members CECIL FISHER RILEY HILLLARD E. W. GLEATON BEAL MCDANIEL Carolyn Meyers treats Mr. Fisher at tradi- tional Dad's Night. . by our school board . . . odminis X !, fl X VIRGIL CHAFFIN, B.A., M.A. .TOE W. HARPER, B.S., M.A. Superintendent, Resigned Superintendent Mr. Chaffin was Superintendent of Comanche Schools for eleven years before he resigned December 1, 1955, to become B us ine s s Manager of Belton Schools. Under his leadership Comanc he's school plant was improved and expanded, the instructional program was extended, and its standard s raised, His program also led to CHS rn e mbe r s h ip in the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Col- leges. Mr. Chaffin was succeeded by Mr. Joe W. Harper of Cranfill Gap. Although Mr. Harper has been with the Comanche system only a short time, he has revealed the ability, personality, and initiative that may well mean the beginning of even more progressive improvements in Comanche Schools. Pictured below is P 1' i nc ipal J, E. Lightfoot, well-known for his efficiency, patient understanding, and fairness to all. J.E. LIGHTFOOT, B.A., M.A. Principal . by our superintendent ond principal. . . tration T R ATWOOD HATTIE BRIGHTMAN B A Band History Math 1' Nb. 4'- wl 'X YU? E BOYD JR MRS OS COX M Agriculture M English 4: 1- MORRIS DEAN NOBIA DUNN MRS. M.E. EADS VIRGINIA FRIERSON B.S., M.5. B.A., L.S. R.N. B.S. Agriculture Librarian School Nurse Homemaking Miss Hattie, head of math department, enjoys showing geometry projects to Mrs. Galbraith and Mr. Lightfoot, who al so teach math. f by our faculty. ,fy X 'M ea. V Yjyx ' cd' 1' ' 1 MRS, H.H.GALBRA1TH Z 8.55. HARMON MRS. J.E. LIGHTFOOT H.H. LOCKRIDGE B.A., M.A. B.s. B.A., M.A. B.s. Civics, Math , Athletics, science English, spanish Civics, Math, 1 v 16' f f 1 Eu V ,T 1-,. . I of 4 ' . -aft! !- ,. Y ir .. . i . I .f' MRS. 1-1,1-1, LOCKRIDGE LEE MCGLOTHLIN M.O. MURPHY MRS. M.O. MURPHY Lunchroom B.S. B.S., M.S. B.S. , Supervisor Special Education Coach, P.E, Homemaking CHS coaches Murphy, Harmon, and Scott take great pr ide in the trophies won by our athletic department through the years. 35 of-sl fart MRS. H.w. PALMER MARGUERITE Ross KENNETH SCOTT JEWEL WERNER B.A. B.A.,M.A. B.s B.A. English, Civics Business Education Athletics, History English ,. 3 3 Vocational teachers Frierson, Murphy, B oyd, and Dean relax while plann i n g FFA -FHA ac - tivities. Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Lightfoot, and Miss Werner enjoy comparing reports and other written work by pupil s in their English classes. 5435? ...T Mr. Atwood, Miss Ross, and Miss Dunn set dates for the Spring Concert, Junior- Senior Banquet, and Senior Play. ocult p e r s O no 1 i G3 H.: ,gf . ., -s, v ..,. K - is I . J . ,L .I ,nf ..., chs celebrities-people with C1 plus .7 , 4 ' 1 f. h - 1. , . ,fy J. ' , f ,, . , f' in ,-49.21. 'lVf.,.,-r A .f', .. M, , outstanding qirl quoy williams R. V iff .. . .Q -z-vw uf ' ,,,.,,1. . .Y', 9-J, '--.'-,, - ,w g'i'1gfk 5, . 135, QL V- '-SX. 15 LVL khan' ruff- ' . , ffzfff- ' A 9-Ur' '. 22515: 3. Q , , ,wi ' E, . smile girl most popular girl la me swindle 2535? P f . Qffifw QM ima + ' isz-lip 1' 5 Yi -J-A Wm Y' 'QQ 5 J' X 2 5,4 'TSM Q aw football sweetheart j ecinnine gleaton ref? bond sweetheart betty motthews .. . -x - ---, ,X-1.-,grey 5-gg, .-.G J . . wc-'nr '-L13-Q---,-31-gr.-5 '- 1- ' :I- '53 T 15 1 Q I -1 W n A. x I, f -.u - -'- ' +,-.-w,.w. ln' 00 - ,wa fr. .'-A-.wfvwvi ,vp . . N -,:, s -'W-.qui :..j':qw,.: ..,7-R A N Hb CS 352. . - 's Q 7.9 fx I ,que .,. -, its - 1 U j' xxx? ., f , 145, hmm , .-19' V R1 F' Ai it jk, ' 151 If . L.,-V favik. ,. '51, ,I .ig , YY 1 !'L'.. '! -- ,fx Qkmattie mc ewin 3?4f.,7'T L -' 5- l . charlotte Carnes james mercer suzanne marshall I bobby arthur sammy marshall W harolal Oairish , 'Q. ' -. ,K X 'M is ...M w. . !'l51'.- 7- f- a ' .. ,L , -3, . W ' ' - ' , v ve- , ' -- b ...,- -A- sl wi'-vi 4 ful- 'W' '7 gn N 1, f l 1 . 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' , , F , ' -+ '5- MOST POPULAR Quay Williams Harrell Norwood OUTSTANDING BOY Pat Sullivan Stanton Hughes I Honor e d by students and faculty alike, these Seniors were named by all of CHS as runue rs-up for the coveted personality awards of the year. OUTSTANDING GIRL La Rae Swindle Jeanette Read SMILE GIRL Zulean Fisher FRIENDLIEST BOY Joe Beaty ii whoswho ill? Y-3 With p rsonalities clear to theu schoolmates these students were selected as runners up for favor tes of each of their respective classes SENIORS Suzanne Marshall Joe Beaty Nancy Cunningham FRESHMEN Lewis Sims Jean Burks in runners-up Hr'-5, JUNIORS Joyce M cNutt Danny Mims SOPHOMORES Polly McCullough Stanley Sm ith Charlotte Carnes ' ian-qs' Jeanette Read Helen Morgan Gertrude Rackley Stanton Hughes Here for your ac claim we present the twenty Seniors who have earned the tltle of honor grad uates from the class of 1956. Corky Straley Pat Sullivan La Rae Swindle -'-.. Barbara Wilson Quay Williams Gaylord Ross o l ' 'P 3 'J .1 L.,- Holders of l955State Degrees-Jeanette, Helen and Quay-assist 1956 applicants -Patsy, Zulean, Joyce, and Arvada. 3 CHAPTER OFFICERS Standing: A , Edmondson .... . .... . . Historian S. McGlothlin .. ..... Recording Sec. A, Casey .. A, Weekes. Seated: L, Durham. J. McNutt. . C. Bear . . . B. Matthews L. Swindle . P. Godfrey Parliamentarian Corresponding Sec. Public Relations .. . Vice-President ... ...President ....Song Leader . ....Pianist .. Treasurer Carolyn Bear, 1956 Girl of the Year, reviews her term of presidency as she sc ans chapter sc rapbook. Quay Williams, Area Civil Defense Chairman, and Jeanette Read, District Song Leader, pre- pare poster for Area Display. Jeanette is also Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. GIRLS OF THE MONTH Left to Right: Arvada Casey .. Judy Fritts ..... ... wa- Martha Chilton .... .. ' Patsy Blackwell ...,.. ... Trevonne McDaniel ... ... Helen Morgan ..... Joyce McNutt... lid whos who in fh C1 .November .December ...October . February September ...January . . Summer I g ' ' xx: orqclnizcltions ' 5 , , 1 .6 J x . lex . af.A?sJ1t ' 1.5 in If' , I Q q I u V: , 4, S r A , PF' 5 ' ' Q 1 , H ,, 1 ' 1, ew' P' , 'X ' ' Q W V . M., . 412' K 14 V 4-ti 'U .1 ' r sf: 1 I A Af l Q A I V. .gan ff' . .A 4- , f , 'Q f ' 4 ' ' A 4 'QQ' , Qlgf if f il ' 34? 'Q 1 ' A 'A f5, , 3 V-1. r , g V 1 lb AkfQw-jg ...- I Q I - I I X V1 ! 'Q Wax X v It Q If t kv ,u A .A 1 A - 4 Y Y? 152 ',. 'f .v .. 1. A -- .fj,-QM ,- 1: s Q . 1 :' ' ef ,N t .A 14 'I .4 LQ tb, 2, in , f ' J x '4 -f ' ' LA . ',j - 5 ' .if , u . 45 ' m .1 1 ' 2 W xj'X, terests+Work+ fun: school organizations . .4 ab -, ,fg , 1 y., as. f ,,, . I ,us ,. 'ru -'gt .,.g. .D X' y ' -'K f A f, fi' ' A U ' I Us V Q., , + S M4 -MJ, ' 34. 'a 5 4 i 5 Martha Chilton Creath Davis Zulean Fisher Paul Gleaton J.E. Lightfoot, CHS Principal, and J. W, Harper, Superintendent, serve as sponsors of the 1955-56 Council. o-.- student Waylon Hilliard JOYCE MCNutt Student Body President, Jack Pettit, maps out the March of Dimes campaign sponsored annually by the Student Council. FII council Danny Mirns Jerry Sears Vice-President -- ---- PAT SULLIVAN Treasurer ------ --- ZULEAN FISHER Secretary--- ---JOYCE MCNUTT Eugene Dobyns Betty Durham Lewis Sims Pat Sullivan Waylon, Betty, Martha, and Danny make plans for the Council-sponsored Pione e r Day celebrated on May 4, 1956. .1 X WCITTIOT ,rea l 'rf' , 'I vt- --1--1-9'- ' K -4.83 ' CAROLYN BEAR MRS. LIGHTFOOT PATSY ATWOOD ANN BLACKWELL Headline Writer Sponsor Feature Editor Sports Editor JQE BEATY BARBARA DAVIS CREATH DAVIS Business Manager Society Editor Aggisfant Sports Editor Becky and La Rae plan and write editorials for Staff members file into auditorium to sell each issue of your WARRIOR. WARRIORS on assembly day. 'Shiv- r- Sidi .- 14 Shiv ' LA RAE SWINDLE Editor Every staff worker knows that last minute rush before a deadline. XL MSN, ff BETTY MATTHEWS News Editor STANTON HUGHES JOHNNIE ELLIS SCOTTY LOCKRIDGE Q, g Business Manager Copy Editor Assistant Sports Editor '. N . 9 2 3 Ni5:'.'L'.'T'Egv7': -at BETTY NEWHOUSE BECKY BAXTER BARBARA WILSON PRESS H A muon Assistant Sports Editor Assistant Editor Exchange Editor , .- A . A frenzied rush to meet the deadline, a pencil and pad in assembly, a tedious c ount and recount of headline spaces--all are familiar trade marks to those who publish your WARRIOR. News, features, and editorials of interest to our s tude nt body are gathered and presented every month in this school paper. orrowheod n--- I MRS. O. 5. COX PATSY ATWOOD DAN BURTON MONA CHAMBERS Sponsor Copy Editor Photographer's Assistant Assistant Editor QUAY WILLIAMS ZUELEAN FISHER JEANNINE GLEATON IRIS HANDS Editor Faculty, Classes Assistant Business Organizations Manager, Personalities Jeannine and Patsy ponder Personality layout Staff workers relax on a picnic after m e e ting as Iris and Mrs. Cox plan copy spacing. their first deadline. tcif ., ,A i ,,,,,,, l' E 5-C 'X NANCY CUNNINGHAM TROY DOB YNS Faculty, Classes Organizations JEANETTE READ HOWARD RUTHERFORD Art Editor Assistant Art Editor THE ARROWHEAD records of life at CHS s inc e 1908 offe r background of tradition for Quay and Mona. -mi si' 1 A JIM DUDLEY Photographer PAT SULLIVAN Busine ss Manager Sports THE ARROWHEAD staff members are found every- where--taking pictures at a sports event, selling adver- tisements in and around Co- manche, or even relaxing on a picnic--AF T ER the work is done. But wherever the y are and whatever they may be doing, the staff alwaysworks to make your 1956 ARROW- HEAD the best possible! 42K PM g' + I 5' if 5 J I '90 5 QW . 6 How's your temperature? ask s ale s progress posters. Seniors finis hed 10070, Juniors, and Sophornores 7370, and Freshmen 81070. I librory clu Q 1 N ca . , V i ,p , dvi f Q is ri-. 'M u . .-i ' .1 Ag: in . ,v ,g .G Q sl 5 - 1-3 V. 1' . 27, if H '55 , 'T' 211, -640- Y' Treasurer --SUZANNE MARSHALL Reporter ----- ELIZABETH SLIDER President ------- ZULEAN FISHER Vice-President---BOBBY ARTHUR Secretary ----- MARTHA CHILTON Miss Nobia Dunn, club sponsor, ar- ranges book jackets on the library bulletin board. 3 8 -3 A 1. 9 ' ,111 'A lv: S ,- H ,, ' - -ug , -...Q j. A , it JA , , Yi va E: . - - as wood, Baker, J. Bartlett, M. Bartlett. well, Bragg, Brightman, Burks, Byrd. bers, Chilton, Cottrell, Coulter. ROW 4: Croker, Cunningham, Daniel, Daniels B, Davis, E, Davis, N, Davis, Day. ROW 5: B, Dudley, J. Dudley, Dunlap, Dunn B, Durham, L, Durham, Edmondson, Ellis Edmondson, Burns. l Jw A ROW l: Allen, Anderson, Anthony, Arthur, At- ROW Z: Baxter, Bear, A, Blackwell, P, Black- ROW 3: Cagle, Casey, Carleton, Carnes, Cham- Library Club President JI n '- Active club members Kather- ine McNutt, Lorraine T upin, and Corrine Hallman replace books checked in by students. ROW1: Evridge, Ferrill, Fisher Fritts, Gleaton, Godfrey, Gore, Gre- gory. ROW 2: Haas, Hagood, Hall, Hallman, Harris, Hasley, Hendrix, Hicks. ROW 3: Hill, L. Hilliard, W. Hilliard, Hinds, Holmsley, C. Hufstutler, F. Hufstutler, Johnson. Zulean Fisher, addresses fellow members at fir st meeting of the year. A ff' ROW 4: L. Jones, N. Jones, T. Jones, Kibler, R. Lane, S. Lane, Loudermilk, Mc- Cullough. ROW 5: McDaniel, McDonald, McGlothlin, C. McNutt, J. McNutt, Manchester, Marshall, A. Massingill. ' Xxx A ' fi p , V Y , . . A 1 f I , R. 2 3 if . oe? 'g 7 if 1-, H fs .W -3 N f V AF ' 4 'I h 1 2 6. . v L. -1, I 4 L .- ..H 1 I r--s v nf Q: T ' i '47 5 . T3 C V XJ f 1 N f '1 Q '1 N41 Q C -mn -W.-Q N' f -6. C 'ff i x checks book t1t1eS from the card f11e Both actwe and assocxate members enjoy the ROW Row Row Row Row Q- W W Y P Nan Ma s S 111 g1l1 1 1 r 5 t ass1stant 11brar1an v1de better l1brary servlce for CHS students V k 1 V 1 Q . .x.g.pnns-H-T- '-i-' P1'UF f' 172' ' OFFICERS: Barbara Wilson, Reporterg Jeannine Gleaton and Jeanette Read, Song Leaders, Bettie Gore, Pianist, Ann Blackwell, Vice- President, Nancy Cunningham, TreasurergCarolyn Meyers, Secretary, Tom Palmer, President. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Allen, Anthony, Atwood, Baxter,Bear :Blackwe1l, Brightman, Burk, Burks Burton Cagle, Carnes, Chambers, Cottrell Croker Cunningham, B. Davis, C. Davis, Day E. Dobyns. T. Dobyns, Jim Dudley, JuliaDudley B. Durham, I... Durham 4: ,gn 5 . 5 K, 3 'fi . Q9 3- . 3 U ' .-Z. if J J N I -. f' ws '... , s at L Q 3? V, ll if X B, ' if , -Q .J g - . We are neighbors in a world of neighbors say Spanish Club members and their sponsor, Mrs. J. E. Lightfoot, as they wor k throughout the year to promote inter-American under- standing and good will. The year's program, based on this idea, in- cludes a monthly celebration of some Spanish holiday. In thes e fiestas members learn of the r eligion and customs of Mexico and Latin America. ROW 1: A. Edmondson, M. Edmondson, Ellis, Evridge, Fisher. ROW 2: Fritts, Gleaton, Godfrey, Gore, Gregory. ROW 3: Haas, Hall, Hicks, Hilliard, Holmsley. ROW 4: Johnson, L. Jones, T. Jones, Kibler B. Loudermilk. ROW 5: L. Loudermilk, Manchester, B. Matthews, J. Matthews, McCullough, 1 Without using hands, Poor Fish eat pie after bean supper at Initiation Party. Going once .... Auctioneer Becky Baxter takes bids on Spanish I stu- sponish club dent slaves for a day.. Il '1-fi: And a good time was had by al1 at annual Christmas B anquet held in the VFW Build- ROW 1: McDaniel, McEwin. ROW Z: McGloth1in, McNutt, Meyers, Merritt, Morgan. ROW 3: B. Newhouse, K, New- house, Norwood,Oden, Palmer Steele, Straley. ROW 5: Sullivan, C. Swindle L, Swindle, D, Trujillo, M, Trujillo. ROW 6: Watson, Weekes, Wil- liams, Willingham, Wilson. ROW 4: Rambo, Read, Smith, The Spanis h Club presents a Mexican Christmas. I I .W Q ' r Q' ZL Q-F' , F J . V K' fx' ' . - . . . an ,, .3 gp 5' '-5 iw-er , Qs gg A , H 'fri' S- 3. I , W A w ie Q 1'-r . -f if 4: 5 Q 5 A ' , .. , I ,L 4 . I , . ' V 9 ' A T ' .f'f w. ? - 41? K ROW 1: Allen, Anderson, Anthony, Atwood, Baker, J. Bartlett, M. Bartlett, Baxter, Bear ROW Z: A. Blackwell, P. Blackwell, Bragg, Brightman, Burk, Burks, Burns, Byrd, Cagle ROW 3: Carnes, Carleton, Casey, Chambers, Chilton, Cloud, Cottrell, Coulter, Croker ROW 4: Cunningham, Daniel, Daniels, B. Davis, N. Davis, Day, Dudley, Dunn, B, Durham. ROW 5: L. Durham, A, Edmondson, M. Edmondson, Ellis, Evridge, Ferrill, Fritts, Fisher, Glasgow. JackP.e'ttit, FHA sweetheart, acknowledges XQQMAKERS recognition at chapter meeting. 1 O of ' 'Z' , 7 I 5 K ' gi, 5 m my a u- 1 rl- I Jr. J Q7 GO PD QQ- .Nfw H CHS Future Homemakers look Toward New Horizons as theyplan for the Americanhome of tomorrow. Observing the national, stat e, and local projects of the year, FHA'ers cover varied program of work at CHS. y Miss Frierson and Mrs. Murphy display Home- making Department's new silver. Hobo Queen Julia Dudley is crowned and presented gift by Quay Williams . ROW 1' Godfrey, Gregory, Guill, Haas, Hagood, Hall, Hallman, Harris, Hasley. ROW 2' Hicks, Hill, L. Hilliard, W. Hilliard, Hinds, Holmsley, C, Hufstutler, F. Hufstutler, Johnson. ROW 3' L. Jones, N. Jones, T. Jones, Kemp, Kibler, Lancaster, R. Lane, S. Lane, B. Lay- man. ROW 4- E. Layman, Lee, Loudermilk, McCullough, McDearman, McDaniel, McDonald, McEwin, McGlothlin. ROW 5: C. McNutt, J. McNutt, Manchester, Marshall, A. Massingill, N. Massingill, B. Matthews, J. Matthews, V. Matthews. 4 sf . ' P - L. Q. 1 ... L 1 , gg. I L , 'fi ., , if- ell- 'sl 4 f' -1 i , Q . , '5' 6 . 9 g qc G 5' A Q '- 'P in ' n L ' ,fa ga 'aff ff 1 X K., F b , Y 'I Xxx A A 9 sz: ' hir. -A f ' :V vi - - ? -fl .. A i q , 1 fti:g.,.,:i.fn ' , I ' 4' , 9 - ' - - , 4 26 . ' - 1'-6 ' . 'E' - P 7 o '1-, . ' 1' 1 4, - 14? Wir! 2 Q . -Q , ,K 5 X u ' 1 L ' 1 ' A 3 K ' ft lk .JM- X. 36? f' - 4 ,.. som, Perdue, Phifer 31 L. r Q 2 5, 41 . f . 'X ' Ill u . int, 23 4, ,,, , .: .5 ly I M ,Q .i .4 ,y X it l V 5' 'T F 1. fha ROW l: Meyers, Moore, Cr. Morgan, H. Morgan, B. Newhouse, K. Newhouse, New ROW Z: Preston, Rains, Rambo, Ratliff, Read, Riordan, Rogers, Sibert, Singleton ROW 3: Smith, Steele, Stokes, Strain, Sullivan, Swindle, B. Thornton, N. Thornton Tinney ROW 4: D. Trujillo, M. Trujillo, Tupin, Vineyard, Walker, Wall, Watson, Weekes Wilhelm ROW 5: Williams, Willingham, Willis, Wilson, McDearman New members Dorothy Lancaster and Betty Durham are welcomed int o the chapter by President Carolyn Bear. Nancy and Carolyn boostan FHA Week project--sending Christmas Cards for pa tients in Austin Hospital. 5 saint E HR MMA . .... .-- EARDS -1 'xi a ,... -.. -'ai 111 'Q Reporter ------- --- JOHN FOREMAN Treasurer ------- ---BRUCE COUCH Vice-President ---- -- CREATH DAVIS Mr' B 0Yd and MT- De an President ------- ---BILL GRESSETT seem ple as ed as they look Sentinel --- --- DALE FISHER thr oug h the chapter year- Secretary --- ---DIXON MCGUIRE book. ROW D. Altemeier, M, Altemeier, Anders, Auvenshine, Baker, Beaty, Bingham. ROW D. Brewster, R. Brewster, Burks, Casey, Chancellor, Coleleasure, Con- nally. ROW Conway, Cottrell, Couch, Cox, C, Davis, H. Davis, Dean. ROW Keith Dodd, Kenneth Dodd, Q. Elliott, V, Elliott, Evans, Ferguson, Fisher. U .3 r -, Q 1 In Q, i v .. 1 2 1 I 1' ' 1- -- v- , 5 D 9 ,fi 0' . ,f .C C gr' .. . . t 'Q , E A D 1 T' V . ' x ' K A L . - J' D' Av, ' .QI gl Y g-.dl ,I -, an S- 3 5 I -, tl fir v -. ' B 2 Q- - :Yfg.,.1i,.- 3. - R M' ' 4 g Q Ky? an 1 '-V-A 0oo T'9'V 6 el Pggpfff- 2' 4 ' J 4- lc: fi, : - 9 '-1 '. -P 'Q f '-'-9 f? -' is . 1 , 1 0- 1 ,Q-B 1 2, -- ll 1 i f- i -off wi - - if-:-, ' M rc- o ,f ' ffm' K ,O , 1 1 J ' s so fl .va H, f, QW' Q L. .. 'A Gr 14' X ' '42 Q A 'Q - . V J J . is . cz. .ja i ' 9 ' 6 ,' gif - -.' N . r Q ' f A . I 'N X -- ' 4 gb ' f ROW 1: James Foreman, John Foreman, Gossett, Graham, Gressett, Haas, Hamrick. ROW 2: Henry, Hicks, Hinds, L. Holland, R. Holland, Horton, Johnston. ROW 3: J. Knight, S. Knight, Larnmoms, Lewis, G. McCullough, J. McCullough, McGinnis. ROW 4: McGuire, McPherson, Marshall, Mercer, Moore, Morgan, Morris. fic Alvin Horton and Delbert Brewster Greenhands are sworn in at an FFA initiation ceremony. repaint the FFA Welcome sign out- side the city limits. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. Members of the Comanche FFA learn the latest and best methods of farming and ranching, and by experience with their own projects, they learn the val- ue of good management. Participation in FFA a c t i v it i e s also prepares these boys to be better citi- zens, capable of assuming positions of responsibility and leadership in C om - munity life. 2 Newman, Orr F... P OFF TO FORT WORTH .Tack and his champion Angus pose for staff photographer, Jim Du ley,before leaving for the Fat toc whe r e the steer became R e s e r v e Champion Anous of the Junior Show. :Pairish, Parson, Pettit, Ratliff, Reed, Reese, Ross :Rush, Ruth, Rutherford, Sears, Shaffer, Sims, D. Sliger IK. Sliger, Smith, B. Spivey, D. Spivey, Stark, G. Steward, J. Steward Thompson, James Welch, Jesse Welch, V. Welch, Whitmire, Wilhelm, Woolsey .fa -la vd k'l-.'.? gfgy n 15, y .Au Q g X E a, Q Q r 1 v +2- f V' -, ,F 'rf i l ,L 4 L. 1' E .- y 7 K , . -1' i 1 f 14 , ' Q - L R- 1 E l' u . 6 3 -.4 , Qvvcrf A-,-, fi ,+ K 4 - 5 'ips 4 , , hi' BECKY BAXTER DRUM MAJOR CLARINETS Lou Ellen Durham Betty Durham Barbara Davis La Rae Swindle Barbara Wilson Suzanne Marshall Johnnie Ellis Carolyn Meyers Ann Weekes Verdell Watson Cynthia Gregory Wanda Cottrell Betty Loudermilk June Ferrill La Jane Davis Eulene Preston Gwen Morgan FLUTES Patsy Atwood Bobby Sullivan Gay Kibler Mary Ann Durham Carol Haas Jeanne Cagle Peggy Godfrey Dickie Trujillo Margaret Trujillo Dorothea Strain OB OE Joyce Mc Nutt DRUMS Mary Edmondson Betty Matthews Julia Dudley Betty Gore Glenda Walker Mary Payne CORNETS Carolyn Bear Bill Atwood Thomas Connally Wanda Hilliard J. M, Dutton Doris Ratliff concert 5 if .1 ll. l l i' 1 it FRENCH HORNS Ann Allen Jane Matthews BASS VIOLIN Quay Williams BARITONES Jo Ann Coulter Jean Burks Sue Wilhelm TENOR SAXOPHONE Trevonne McDaniel TROMBONES Charles Shankle Waylon Hilliard Donald Haas ALTO SAXOPHONES Sue McGlothlin Ann Massingill Polly McCullough Jim Dudley Toni Evridge Joan Rambo Joyce Tinney BARITONE SAXOPHONES Karen Willingham Kay Anthony BASSES Webster Shaffer Doyle Smith C J' Thompson bond BASSOON Becky Baxter BASS SAXOPH ONE Anita Edmondson T. R. ATWOOD BAND DIRECTOR 4243. U K6 HJ 'xg , , P ' G? :yy Qi Y u X if Q1 ' z i .5 -' F i '- 5 A f i X 5 . i s 4 . I s 2 v , i 1 x JL 9 Q T 2 I 7-. 3? 'i m ALL -REGIONAL Stanton Hughes Mary Edmondson Charles Shankle Anita Edmondson Betty Durham Sue McGlothlin NOT PICTURED Patsy Atwood Becky Baxter HONORS CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Thomas Connally, Junior J,M, Dutton, Senior Karen Willingham, Sophomore Dickie Trujillo, Freshman OFFICERS Carolyn Bear, Reporter Charles Shankle, Secretary-Treasurer Stanton Hughes, Vice-President Waylon Hilliard, President FIELD MARSHAL. La Rae Swindle 5 FIRST SERGEANT Betty Matthews 2 ALL STATE HONORS Band: Patsy Atwood Becky Baxter Orchestra: Quay Williams . , -TS., .sli.9la,sf A 3.529-5 fx 'f. '2 'S L 26322. + WNV' aimuswnli ' M? I I-A in - : x J n A - MZ. , 1. - -. - A ., ,xg 1 ,I , .- if I: .,,,, -, ...I 'S 4l'9:4 x' 'Vw' -L E ,JAP 3 E '. '4 'A ,- 5 .-. .. ' Viv., , ,A -QQX. x 11 Mama MCEWW 0 if Stanw n Hughe 5 . 1 , Q - 'V x my , ' '?xP '-fl . .5-.. 4- bf- .f ' r? Jeannine Gkeamn eerlegders cheerleode CHS Che e rleade r s--what would We do without them? Leading a Hello yell before a home game. . .decorating the goal posts with school colors. . .or affectionately presenting their sponsor, Mrs. Homer Palme r, with a gift of appreciation, they personify the spirit of CHS. 'i... In gg. Qi S, ! 1. ll ka ll 2? g , if - f 'Rf 1 ' . i.:-4 l I ' Q V ,pf -rd.-., , 2 ' bw' , ' -- , A In .- . ' . ' . . ll - ' v ' ,-B ' ' f. - . ,Q , 1 - . 1,3 ' ',-,f ' .4 X' - 'lm-I ' 5:41 f'C g',l 7Pf2w-iv-'-'- T' -' -.ki 7 .f': A-Q13 :-, 1 K- 'A M V' ', 442+-f :,.a3.ha M Ji., 5 ' 'L Fri I ,mg U 1 ,Q L...k A 1 -:W ts 1? N x ,il fx troditionol ot ohs-- good sportmonship A ay' K 1- - T othletisos I y l 4 1 if BU X, ' si -is The origin of a winning play Let'g go Indians Captains Pettit and Hicks study strategy as The Comanche Indians ready for action are mapped out by Coaches Murphy and S c o tt led on to the field by Captains Cox and Hicks ioliowmq the plQ'SKlI'l OUR INDIANS Chipped teeth bloody no s e s scraped shins a cleated hand ---these are the trademarks of a football player. We can express only a small part of our gratitude in tribute to you--our Ind- ians. We are behind you every m ome nt, win or lose--as you try to keep that defe ns e tight, hold onto that pigskin, crash through the line to finally cross that goal and then try to kick that extra point. We commend you for your hard work and unfailing spirit. Tribute we also pay to our new coaches: Murphy, Scott, and Harm on, who work diligently to develop good sports as well as good athletes. SEASON'S RECORD As they began to rebuild after last year's loss of outstanding athletes, the Indian football team won three, tied two, and lost five games to finish fourth in the 1955 district race. Wins were over McGregor, Dublin, and Coleman. Only Mineral Wells, Killeen, and Brady were able to defeat the determined 1955 eleven by more than one touchdown. Ties were with Lakeview, 13- 13, and DeLeon, 0-O. 68 J. Wilhelm C. Burks D. Sliger B. Wilson GRIDIR ON SC ORES Comanche McGregor Comanche Mineral Wells Comanche Dublin C omanc he Killeen C omanc he DeL.e on Comanche Ballinger Comanche Coleman C omanc he Lakeview Comanche Winters C omanc he Brady CEEE'1ElE: T'U'6' ponen s our indians J.Oden J. Beaty P. Sullivan C. Cox D. Altemeier H. Norwood T. Hicks D. Fisher G. Hamrick T Palmer ,,,.J l mi l ,l.J - - -L'-.... 14 l ' ll L. Y-1 ggxiid' C ETH . l l 34 ' ' -' 15:21 .lv Eli el-'Sf' gill ii L. W. INDIAN HONORS A LL -DIS TRIC 'I' TED HICKS --Back First Team CALVIN COX- -Guard Second Team BRUC E COUCH - -End Honorable Mention our indians I. io' nf' ,- J. Parson Mgr J. Foreman D. Brewster J. Stewart R. Brewster B. Couch I s . ' n - 7 il Q. tg 1 9 J 1.1 . 'K' In ' x he ' Q, ' V Q .- H I A Q' s. J, V. n ,QS 1. ' F 1 T? iff! Lf , r' +441 xqut - .34 d 'nf 'IGH I' 1 - s 1 it ,B pf GI I . n .,.- 0 E5 321g-5-5- ' -.,. Q 45511, 2 .3 11' V , A , -,M. n f '5.,j,5' -x - ' fx 2534. f.-.,1 5 A-HL ,' ,:1,:'. f'1': 1 V ' 11 ' '- -J , f ,, R . , xI?'s'4 5' gs ' 1 y 'T 54. -1 . . 'xv i' lk cf A T -u F 4' av' x 1 5 lil Q vi -is, O: . Q rl -V .255 L -- 4' 'Q I , 5 I1 H 11 V .- ..--.1-vw 1- , ,. .,, - Q. E 'Ag 1. lf R25 --Q P. I 3142- . .,L,.,,,55, , ,Je - .'1 5'qP,g'f i g.. '-7' 4 1?-'L QW Q32 -M11 Y. E! Y, E 3 fa qv i 'HN '- Q. N, as K if Q . '1 K l. . ... girls' physical educctlo One, two, stretch and bend Daily calisthenics area must inglrls P E classes. or, when weather permits session in outdoor tennis. -. I ' , , -1 ,. 4, -2 - . ,Q , -ft if ' ,. . 1555 YQ A ' if l - Q. boys' physical eoluco.t1on Lined up for afast start, spring trainers and track men are rearin' to go!!! ' e 4 S .y F , , I S 9 5 A, 4 .y lb.. -v 1 4 In boys' P.E. class there is also lots of basketball practice. . . Table te nni s is not altogether for the girls a c c o rding to Butch and Lewis, who also find it an enjoyable activity. -,gi And tennis champs: Corkey, Scotty, Pat, and John practice the year 'round. 5 'c .- 1.. l , X . . V' J 1 1- l. . 5 1 x . , 5 ' x X eb , N5 t as 3 f Q QR: 15? v3 3' rn? gg: sax!! ,X fin.: 1 as 'H if X +. Y ' A h X Q ,,,.. 7 'S X 3 I I 5 5' H . Yi I . ,-. .K - ,, f -, ' . . - if H ' fx 4 . ' . 0 - X - , 4' A ' ' ' . ' 'f 1' 4 4 V+ - X . 4 1 I n '- . A -.V ,r 1 ' gt ' ' v -2 1 5 A Miwfxwi ' X 1 ' X J A V ff ' cl 1 ' 1 9,4 'Ce x r A ,Ji . ,.,,,'.i3- , ' ., 1' - , 1-L.. s 3 ,3, 1' .- '.'.'25:1 Vg'-:. 'P ' : f, T321 ' 5 if :k7?.At. ' .. X. . QV Jai 1 ' s v U' .gig . f X 'L Y It W 4 L sv- ' f i- -' U -1 AK .r R X y fl Q X - .........,. , ' . - Q x- b A--X-.....,. 553 x' 9 if L 3 ' U X n -v-,- -nq,- ., f 5-' - :ck b :i-1,:vrff1jnQ . -P bfi - ' Graduation is just around the corner! WAYLON HILLIARD ......... .......... P resident HARRELL DEAN NORWOOD . . . ...... Vice-President JEANETTE READ ......... . . Secretary-Treasurer BARBARA DAVIS . . . ............ Reporter Now, boys! Class officers celebrate mistletoe season. t I 1 '1 Y? , DAVID ALTEMEIER PATSY ATWOOD LAVELLE BARRICK JANE BARTLETT DAVID ALTEMEIER - Football, C Associationg Basketball: FFA. PATSY ATWOOD - All-State Orchestra I-IV- A11- Re gional Band I-IV, All-District Band I-IV, Band Sergeant II-IV, Color Guard IV, Divi- sion Instrumental Solo Ig Feature Editor WAR- RIOR III-IVQ Copy Editor A RROWHEAD IV? FHA R e p o r te r II -III: Spanish Club Reporter II9 CHS Orc he strag FHA Girl of Month: Li- brary Club. LAVELLE BARRICK - Spe cial Education: Soda Springs Youth Club. JANE BARTLETT - FHA Chapter: Choral Club? Library Club. GARY BARRICK CAROLYN BEAR MARY BARTLETT GARY BARRICK - Special Education: Soda Springs Youth Club. MARY BARTLETT - FI-IAQ Library Clubg Choral Club. CAROLYN BEAR - Spanish Clubg Library Club: Band, Band Reporte r IV, District Band III, Regional Band II3 Offic e Force III-IV? WAR- RIOR Staff IV: FI-IAQ FHA President IVQ Stu- dent Council Secretary III. How, now? Class Sponsors make plans for Senior trip. DAN BURTON 505 BEATY DANNY CREEK DAN BURTON - Spanish Club1FFA:Bandg ARROWHEAD Staff. JOE BEATY - FFA, President Ag. Class, FFA Treasurer, Lone Star Farmer, Alternate Live - stock Judging Team, Football, C Association, Track, Runner-Up Friendliest Boy. DANNY CREEK - FFA: Band. Bet you say that to all the girls! Prof snaps Jeannine's class photo. ANN BLACKWELL CHARLES BURKS CHARLOTTE CROKER LEWIS COTTRELL ANN BLACKWELL - Spanish Club, Spanish Vice- Presidentg Library Club, FHA5Student Council: Basketball Manage rg Sc holarships 1-4, Valedictorian. CHARLES BURKS - Class Favorite I: FFA: A Football Manager, C Association. CHARLOTTE CROKER - Ch0ra1C1ub3FHASViCe.. President, Library Club. LEWIS COTTRELL - 9- Lf 1 ' CALVIN COX NANCY CUNNINGHAM TROY DOBYNS J. M. DUTTON CALVIN COX - Football I-IV, Tri-Captain IV, Basketball, Track, FFA, C Association. NANCY CUNNINGHAM - Spanish Clubg Library C1ub5FHAg Basketball I-III, Treasurer Spanish Club IV, FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees, Offi c e Staff, ARROWHEAD Staff, Runner-Up Class Favorite IV. TROY DOBYNS - Spanish Club, Spanish Club Re- porter IIIQ Class President IIIQ Student Council III5 ARROWHEAD Staff IV. J.M. DUTTON - Band, Band Representative IV, Track, Football FFA. ' S BARBARA DAVIS EVELYN DAVIS GATHERN ELLIOTT BARBARA DAVIS - FHA, Chapter Corresponding Secretary, District Historian, Girl of Month, Band Sergeant, District Band, Majorette III, Head Majorette IV, WARRIOR Staff, Spanish Club, Library Club, Class Reporter IV, Class Favorite IV. EVELYN DAVIS - FHA, Library Club, Class Sec- retary Ilg Choral Club, Office Staff. GA THERN ELLIOTT - Mine's the prettiest! Proud Seniors flash rings. BETTIE GORE JOHNNIE ELLIS DONALD HAAS JOHNNIE-ELLIS - Band, Band Council, Band Re- porter, Spanish Club, FHA, Class Favorite I, Class Officer III, Library Club, Library Club Office II, Office Force, WARRIOR Staff. BETTIE GORE - Carnival Duchess, Spanish Club, Spanish Club Pianist, Library Club, Band, FHA. DONALD HAAS - Band, FFA, FFA Treasurer I, Tennis, Dairy Judging Team, Meat Judging Team. Cupcake, anyone '? Suzanne works at Senior bake-rummage sale. ZULEAN FISHER JEANNINE CLEA TON DARWIN l-IAMRICK DOROTHY HENDRIX ZULEAN FISHER - Runner-Up Smile Girl, Spanish Club, Choral Club, FHA Pianist, Library Club President, Student Council, ARROWHEAD Staff. JEANNINE GLEA TON - Football S w e e t he a r t, Band, Color Guard, Cheerleader IV: Runner -Up Cla s s Favorite Il, Basketball, Library Club, ARROWHEAD Staff, Spanish Club Vice-Presi- dent. DARWIN I-IAMRICK - Transfer from Sidney. DOROTHY HENDRDC - FHA, Junior Degree, Office Staffi Library Club, Vice-President III, Choral Club. 1 'K lu 71 'Qu WAYLON HILLIARD mis HINDS LARRY KEITH BILL KILLLNGSWORTH WAYLON HILLIARD - FFAQ Band II-IV, Band Council, Band President IV: Class President IV: Student Council III. IRIS HIN DS - Transfer from Brownwood, FHA: Library Clubg ARROWHEAD Staff IV. LARRY KEITH - BILL KILLINGSWORTH - Transfer from Garner High School3Footba1I, Captain III, G Assoc- iationg Basketballg Track: Baseballg FFA Re- porter II-III. ic LOYD HUDSON STANTON HUGHES HAROLD KISER LOYD HUDSON - FFA, Livestock Judging Team, Dairy Judging Team, FFA Historian IIg Bas- ketball. STANTON HUGHES - Choral ClubgA11-State Band, A11-Regiona1B and, Vice-President Band IV, Band Sergeantg Escort of Duchess III: Cheer- leader III, Head Cheerleader IVQARROWHEAD Staff: Runner-Up Outstanding Boy. HAROLD KISER - Footballg Track: FFA9 Choral Club. Boost the Indians! Stanton sells ribbons to Sammy and Dorothy SAMMY MARSHALL MARY FRANCES LEE SCOTTY LOCKRIDGE WANDA MCDONALD SUZANNE MARSHALL BETTY MATTHEWS HELEN MORGAN MARY FRANCES LEE - FHA? Band. SAMMY MARSHALL - Friendliest Boy: Runner- Up Favorite I, Class Favorite II3 Carnival Duchess Escortg Tennisg Agricultureg Football Manager, C Associationg Band, Basketball Manager. SUZANNE MARSHALL - Runner-Up Cla s s Fa- vorite IVQ Fl-IAQ Runner-Up Class Favor ite III, Majorettez Carnival Duchessg Band. Carry 'em, Fish! Sammy exercises a Senior's privilege. M IAQ I X Q SCOTTY LOCKRIDGE - Stude nt Counci1gBand3 Tennisg Class Vice-President II,Spanish Club. WANDA MCDONALD - Basketball: FHA, Junior Degreeg Choral Club, Library Club. BETTY MATTHEWS - Runner-Up Class Favorite I-H9 Band Student Director, Field Marshallg FHA, Song LeadergSpanish Clubg Library Clubg Band Sweetheartg WARRIOR Staff. HELEN MORGAN - FHA, Historian II, Girl of Summer, C or r e s ponding Secretary, State Degreeg Spanish Club: Library Clubg Basket- ball Manager, Basketball, Tennisg Volleyball. Q R WAYLON MOORE B. J. MORRIS HARRELL DEAN NORWOOD JACK PETTIT GERTRUDE RACKLEY JEANETTE READ WAYLON MOORE - FFA, Chapter Farmer, Dairy Judging Teamg Football, C A s s o c i at i on, Track. B.J. MORRIS - O1-:RTRUDE RACKLI-:YQ FHA, Junio r Degreeg Library Club. JEANETTE READ - Class Secretary IV: Student Council II3 ARROWHEAD S taffg FHA Chapter Song Leader III, FHA District Song Leader IV, State Degree III, Girl of Monthg Spanish Club Song Leaderg Library Clubg D is tr i c t Choir, Melody Maids, Student Choir Directory Runner - Up Outstanding Girlg Salutatorian. DON ROGERS HARRELL DEAN NORWOOD - Football, C A s s o c iat io n President: Basketballg B a ndg Class Favorite III: Class Vice-President III-IV: Runner-Up Most Popular Boy. JACK PETTIT - FFA Vice-President II, FFA President III, Dairy Judging Team, Livestock Judging Team, Lone Star Farmer Degreeg FHA Sweetheartg Class Pre s ide nt I, II: Stu- dent Council, S tude nt Council President IVR Runner-UP Class Favorite IIIQ Football, Tri- Captain IV, C Association, Track: Basket- ballg Most Popular Boy, Outs tanding Boy. DON ROGERS - Choral Club. Let's see, now. Miss Hattie measures Bill for a cap and gown .ag 'TN Q24 1 7 fbx 415 YLORD R055 WEBSTER SHAFFER EVA JUNE SMITH DXN'AIN SMITH GAYLORD ROSS - Track! Choral Club. WEBSTER SHAFFER - FFA, FFA Historian Ig Bandg Track. EVA JUNE SMITH - FHA, FHA Junior Degree Choral Clubg Library Club. DWAIN SMITH - FFA, Poultr y Judging Team District Meeting Delegate, Stude nt Adviser Runner-Up Class Favorite II. Glug, glug! Staff members pause for refreshment. 5 fr' 4' IN qw. CHARLES SHANKLE ELIZABETH SLIDER BETTY LOUISE STEELE JERRY STEWARD CHARLES SHANKLE - Band, All-District Band, All Regional B and, Secretary-T r e a s u r e rg Trackg Football. ELIZABETH SLIDER - Library Club, Reporterg FHA, Girl of Month II: Bandg Choral Club. BETTY LOUISE STEELE - Special Education. J ERR Y STEWARD - Football, C Association: Trackg Bandg FFA, Treasurer III, S -..,.v' nc' 5' CORKY STRALEY PAT SULLIVAN JACKIE WALL QUAY WILLIAMS CORKY STRALEY - Bandg Spanish Club, Spanish Club Secretary, Tennis, Cheerleader. PAT SULLIVAN - Football, C A s s oc i at i ong Tennisg Band, Vice-President Band I: Student Council II,IV, Boy's State, Runner-Up Out- standing Boy. JACKIE WALL - Library Club, FI-IAQ Carnival Duchess III. QUAY WILLIAMS - Class S e c r e ta r y I:Spanish Clubg FHA Chapter Historian, FHA Area De- fense Chairm an, State Degreeg FFA Sweet- hearty Editor ARROWHEADQ Color Guard Sergeant, TMEA Orchestrag Carnival Duchess, Runner-Up Most Popular Girl, Outstanding Girl. 4' 1 LA RAE SWINDLE C. J. THOMPSON BARBARA WILSON BOBBY WILSON LA RAE SWINDLE - SpanishClubgFHA, FHA Pi- anisti Library Clubg Band, First S e r ge antg Assistant Editor WARRIOR, Editor WARRIOR: Most Popular Girlg Smile Gir lg Runner-Up Outstanding Girl. J. THOMPSON - Football Mgr., Footballp Bas- ketball Mgr. Q Track, Band, FFA Live stock Judging Team. BARBARA WILSON - Spanish Club, Spanish Club RGPONCI' IVE Library Club, FHA3 Band, Band Council: Class Reporter III3 Class Favorite III5 WARRIOR Staff. BOBBY WILSON - Band, Footballg C Associ- ation It won't be long now! Troy and Pat look to graduation. ....- R Highlight of the Junior Year is the preparation and presentation of the Junior-Senior Banquet. JERRY SEARS . ..... President JAMIE ODEN . . . . Vice-President SHARON BRAGG . . . Secretary-Treasurer BETTY NEWHOUSE . ...... Reporter Um-rn-rn good! Juniors raise funds with aComan- che Stew. i90 i UH ls. fi -Z N6 '..Z'.?' 4 i IQ 14' N-J. fl: J 11 fi J. Auvenshine T. Baker B. Baxter S. Bragg N. Boston R. Brewster E. Brooks J. Carter A, Casey M. Chambers T. Connally L. Conway iors Popular girl! Mona Chambers gets along fine with Junior Qand Senior, boys. -,,..,-1 V pf-s '15 551' , 'Z 1.27 J.: Q 'T' 'S GJ ii wiv' B. Couch K- Dodd L.E. Durham J. Dudley D, Fisher J. Foreman Everybody vote! Juniors elect Student Council rep resentatives. 9-I if ed 'IJ' K. Dodil T. Dunlap J. Ellington Q. Elliott J.D. Foreman K. Gossett jun Qin. I 'M 'T' if Hi' .J if B. Gressett C. Hallman T. Hicks L. Jones T. McDaniel S. McG1oth1in iors N so 'T' A' 1 'Z G. Hamrick C. Hufstutler N. Jones J. Keating J. McNutt K. McNutt A theorem? Miss Hattie explains geometric designs. 41 dk? IQ5 XJQX 1 . ,Q ,L 2?'5f.w D. McGuire D. Mims D. Orr J. Reese A. B. J. Mas singill Newhouse Phifer S. Ross Pot? N. Massingill C. Meyers Newsom J. Oden T. Palmer B. Ratliff ju ibn AQ .1 1.4- Qum- ,aft H. Rutherford J. Sears C, S11-mon L, Singleton D. Sliger D. Smith D, Smith D, Spivey B. Stark L. Tupirl J. Vineyard V, Welch J.E. White J. Wilhelm iors No Sophomore party is complete wlthout the trad1t1ona1 water gun battle CREATH DAVIS '. . STANLEY SMITH . . ANITA EDMONDSON . JOLENE. Iv1ANCI-IESTER And fur ther mor e. . . Roger Croker talks classmates on fire prevention. .TI -r f Za ? -fv '1 ? '-: f f 21 J, neil' i l f-'14 . 'Y' 1 'i I 1 44 K 4 Arthur Bingham Byrd Carnes Cathey Chancellor Chilton Cottrell Croker C. Davis H. Davis N. Davis Day Dobyns Dudley A, EdmondSOf1 M. Edmondson Elliott ITIOTGS Solid Comfort! Sophomores relax on the CHS lawn. c S'an 5,-I l 1.2015 KN... Q i 'QN- ffl FE Ain -.Q X - .ao l -4 K if N. ' 'o 'A 1' will Evridge Glasgow Godfrey Guill Harris Hasley Hill Hilliard Holland Holmsley Johnson Johnston Jones Knight Lane Layman Lewis Loudermilk J- MCCLl11OL1gh P- MCC'-1110i-lgh McEwin McGinnis Manchester Autumn's here! I-I.E. II girls prepare fall lunch- eons. 9. ,-.f A L .3854 , l XL O IL.: UQEOI s o p h o . 2 I fi' if W?-P 1' 1 1 C' 'J 1? 1 Merritt Rambo Smith Welch 1 Moore Riordan Spivey Wilhelm C a mpai gn posters! Sophomore boosts queen candidate. 47' X J. If at 5 n I -ry! N - A ,, ' I -1,,.L!...- . Elate d freshmen autograph ARROWHEADS recording their first year's memories of CHS. PAUL GLEATON . HAROLD PAIRISH . . . . . . . President . . .Vice-President KATIE NEWHOUSE . . Secretary-Treasurer RONN Y Mc PHERSON . Hi, Fish! Watson, Cagie, and Burks in the prin cipa1's office. 100 fresh s'f',, .u-' r:-ilfi-ri Fx x r 45' be 5 , arg-n .XX ' ,. . -5 ' J X gg. ' Ak X Q V: - L vu . - f 1 Q i fi-?? CS I' di . 3 l is 5' ' K w 'f -,C ' 1 '51, 'Q 7 'Q ' E 58 f - 2 YQ' , v :, I XO' ., C B ,ix N-4 f ff C , A -4' ' 3 K If , Qi f if 4 f1?'3Y55'.,5?a . W 5. 6. Q 4 K , 'QI K9 1 h Q-'TL jf k? Q.gA ' 1 , Allen Brewster Casey Dean Altemeier Brightman Cavitt Dudley IIISH Anderson Burk Cloud Dunn Anthony Burks Colecleasure Durham l Y N Anders Burns Coulter Ferguson Art Work! Freshmen Candidate . E 1 1 V . 31 xx:- .aw 6 , ,... ,A 4.,. ,i ga.. Baker Cagle Daniel Ferrill ampai gn for their Que r nam 'IU' , ,V L43 , PP ra., Y. Blackwell Carleton Daniels Fritts IJ 2, 1-42 4 mtl' so -17' ssl m ? iq-I f' A ,px 9, g sf. Q'-fa 1' 2+ 9 . -2 4? if Q. 1 X Graham Henry Isham Loudermilk 'Z I N 5 V Gregory Hicks Kemp McCullough MCDearmo1 Have a waffle? A special breakfastaugments Freshman carnival funds. ZQ. a-,sf Haas Hinds Knight McDearmon ,ar 'n ,,.f .i I ,Y-in : ,i, x R 1 n Hagood Holland Lammons Lancaster McPherson Morgan fresh 'x lb TF' 4 1 P . J ,n J 'Z' qi-mi 'P 4 , Newhouse Reed Steward Tinney 53 H3 7 5- ' I QQ 6 N Z . ' . 1 3.3 ' 'A , 1.31 ' we f .W ri - I.. Xxnggf ji 7 ' V , fs 'X' 'ATV v ' , I w , T h ,,.x Q , V x -VA 5, H?-2-. Q .fu ' V B , - .ff T-' -whit miliw I W e J X. ,-o 4- -f - 511.1 4-V,f .tr , . u.',l I .'n' -, 0- 3 l 'J Nw! E9 ,,..-ul .I- J I 'lv Newman Rogers Stokes Walker H1611 -3 f N 6 f. , 3 3'X:7fm,7l xii' slut, ,1- Orr Rowland Strain Watson R ,,f'U' GQ' 'QP' i I , XXx ' I Pairish Pal' SOY1 Preston Ratliff Sibert Sims Spivey Steele Sullivan Swindle Thornton Thornton Welch Whitmire Willis Woolsey Now, Class, ---Miss Werner displays poetry booklets for Texas Poetry Day. 'i Y 2 'C 1 7 p i ,ni i . -J 1 9-4 'E' EO '- -an Y S.. A. , V Q 'Wu v. ,. u. Allen Arnold Atwood Causey Chancellor Chappell Durham Ellis Evans Godfre Goodson Graham Harris Harris Helm BURDETTE FROH Principal Arithmetic P -P -Vo Q .1- x Q 1 - 4 Y 'X I3 'v 12 v ' it 1 I 1 lx 5 J' A fx L V 5 , , 4 , ,fo ' ' L- Brawley Burks Burton Butler Cloud Coan Davis Deuviasso Fields Fisher Foreman Gleaton Gregory Hanson Harbour Harris Johnson Johnson Keating Lane eighth -Q.. ,.,.r A. 1 G I .. 331 V in ,ir - Y . v- Q I g ,I gi, 'Q ,t 1, ' ' Wg' Q ii 'R 2, ' ai i Q' .Y an ,.-.111 9 4 L in -A 7 Lancaster McDonald Pier ce Scott Swear engin f 5 Layman McDonald Radford Sims Taber R, ' it-'it :px . xm Lewis McEwir1 Reid Slider Weekes grade 55' Q L s4v': ig Lloyd Morris Richards Smith Wilson Long -O Morris Riordan Smith Woods MORRIS Civics 3 ,f 0 i - if , i fy i I' ,., ed - '-par 1 ' if Q , ef . l2'3?ffg9 ' XX Loudermilk Mason Nickols Payne Ripley Ruth Stark Steele Young JQNES - if Tlunior Coach lk' M, Ziff' '. I , ' - 141- .. 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County Treisurer CountyAtto1'nev Sheriff District Clerk Countv School Superintendent 4 J ORD 'J If U CLEMONS MOTOR COMPANY A th d FORD MERCURY S I 97 X -ji ff HIGGINBOTHAM INSURANCE CO. BURIAL 8 LIFE INSURANCE FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY 205 W. Central Comanche, Texas Phone 143 109 TW STARK SHEET METAL CO JOHNSON S HUMBI.E SERVICE Y J X AIR CONDITIONING AND METAL WORK 'O X I Ph 479 f' CARNES TRUCKING C0 LAwRENcEs STEAK HOUSE FEED TRUCKING Ph 6 LOCKER SERVICE P ne 496 omanc , I 1 I A A is PI'lone609 C I1 I Compli 7 of Q5 Aubre ohnson cu Q c h I C pl' f ffl f 4 ff . 1 46 C I1 h C h 110 s Qi. -ini HATHCOCK APPUANCE Phone 324 Comanche ATWOOD X f ii HATCHERY l ' rx I I WHITE LEGHORNS gif I Wx X Phone 156 Como ch f , Ii if Umted Trachng Stamps HAMPTCN FLORAL CO Prmters Statxoners Pubhshers , M, Since 1873 Telephone C0unty's Oldest Buszness Institutzon 362 Nlght 372 Day Phone 210 omanc e . is K- - 11 . 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'vu O C h 111 DURHAMS PEANUT COMPANY Sll G Se P 32 W C HOUSE slNcLAlR AGENT 1922 P 5 CARN ES MOTOR COMPANY 4 DODGE P PLYMOUTH v Sales 6: Service Phone 49 Comanche - xl 1 L g ' YZ' ' HIIHUIII 1 V P' V st' I .- L , I he 1 rclde -- ll Peanuts h 8 C h ' h 0 0 Since hone 55 C h 112. 3,-uI ' EK -'m,L.,. bi .LL -L-T DUDLEY BROS Chrysler Plymouth Pontiac GMC Trucks Texaeo Products Goodyear 8a Flrestone Tlres moms 153 commcuz I0 CHOICE BAKING COMPANY Bakers of Cholce Cookles Phone 161 Comanche 113 4.-gan'-' MC S DRIVE IN 386 gh COMANCHE FEED Mlll INC 329 W N GLEATCN CLNIFRAI QONTRACTOR sos 707N P g COMANCHE SMITH MOTORS BUICK 266 B 793 C he C H I E F DRY CLEANERS Phone 504 Comanche 4 1:0011 DURHAMS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY P51000 35 Comuncho Comploments of M Q R G A N S TUPIN s JEWELRY soun-I sms CAFE GOOD FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE South Side of Square Phone 320 Comanche wen 'id' of square I Phono l25 Comanche JONES' 1. L. ALDRIDGE 1 Frozen I'00d Locker Land Improvement Contractor C0lV11II!'fl' L0!'lxt l'Sl'l't7if'f' DOZER WORK OF ANY KIND Pllom- 152 f:0Il1I1llChl' Phone 823 Route I Comanche fyvrr ...A-v-vf' ,,,1' . , . . S in ' .'! ' ' V UL:mmf1'i V- P HH WL ' -... -I . 4. x H5 tr I 1 I PY V 115 .4 ffnvxi- ' SALES SERVICE Furs? In Service Because We PufServ1ce Fnrst PHONE 47 Comanche ARTHUR cnivnom 116 'T- gp! ...-Q WARING INSURANCE BUTANE GAS of cconomncm. ph! coMPANY 9 fwdvawm WL SHANKLE S GROCERY PHONE 36 sox no coMANcHs MULLICAN S STUCKEY S LAUNDRY XVET VN ASH ROUGH DRY Ol1ff1tt6fS for the Help U' Self ent1re fam1lv Sefm P one 0 Oman' e W Neelx Comanche ' H I . 1 - 1 I . I ' - - c ' I ' q 5 'sh . U ,' i . i Y sf Y! I- ' -lf I A .- ' ri - FRANCES Capable-Experienced I Serving Comanche County Since 1900 Phone 'I23 Comanche f m r ' A ' 5 8' b a 552- H, M. . awless I Phone 53 Comanche 9 1 7 0 h so C h , 5 117 HARELIKS DEPARTMENT STORE Comanche H mlm Summers 8z Sherrod AN Mattress 8: Furnlture Co IMPLEMEN T C0 Your busmess 1,8 appreczated John Deere Farm Equlpment East Slde of square S N to OW e Phone 79 Comanche Pho e 426 Comanche After the show C0 Pl stop ln at the DURHAMS DAIRY KING DRY CLEANERS Brownwood Hughwoy North snde of square Phone 290 Comanche Phone 67 Comanche ' s Ar f ' fo . Q ' - I V. ,fslxs f o I.. X , Q K 1 ,I T .X ,X 1 o i n 0 I KC o 0 . 1 Y, J. . or n, n r n l m iments of I 118 DAN TRU.IlllO BOOT SHOP Phone 294W Comanche PERRY BROTHERS VARIETY STORE BLACKWOOD 8. MIMS h HOSPITAL 8. CLINIC Ph ne 133 Coma h 522 C h DUTTON'S S M I T H TEXACO SERVICE STATION RADIO SERVICE Ph IO7 C h Ph TTO C h 04000 Q COMANCHE THEATERS MAJESTIC Pho s o suN Phone aa REESE 5: PALMER DUDNEY DRY CLEANERS DRESS SHOP Sm' eye C We GOI Wt I th I ed CI North sxde of square P essed bi e Sm: North s de of squu e Phone 561 Comanche Phone 333 Comanche WHITE AUTO STORE BONSER S OsweIl Bnghtman Owner PRINT 0 HARDWARE 0 FURNITURE 0 AUTO SUPPLIES Phone 471 Comanche PIIOIIC C0lTl3I'lCh6 . . -2 '!'1i1'lV ' 'i , V T . ,,-... 6 I 1 5 ig- I I ' , Q 5 . ' I Q1 ' .. ' ,S LM. NLT.: 3 U W A ' if W, I g Home of Reel Entertainment - ne I - And ecv ur Iecmin r . , I h c o s c an r x er s. i r 7 12.0 S51 v-v 'r ' 1 CENTRAL TEXAS FERTILIZER CO INC gh G d T pp dF ri e PHONE 425 COMANCHE Stop ln for a lCfI'6Sh1I'lg NED STEWART S GROCERY snack at the SERVICE FTTSTION Ph e405 70 N A f N Lane Comanche Comonch R K l3E'l l'lS and TRANSFER s. STORAGE XE? -l L .K Q Q A-'mm II I S J 1 3 - A .Adi Headquarters for School Glrls' Clothes Brady Coleman Comanche 500 Central Brownwood 5 I I if xv? ,, 5 I A 'E HK A as ' I :J Tr ,C L x,-I X, if , -x - I F A V , I . , I 'zz' I ' LWX ' I' I Producers of Hi ro e o er Bran e iliz rs 1 I I a A Humble r ducts on 8 . usin . e B U ' S '5 ...Y 1 fr I II i I S '1- STATE NATIONAL BANK NIENIBER OF THE F D 1 C Phone 48 Comanche JIM JOHNSUN STRALEY ELECTRIC -5, low Seruel Refrzgezatoi Deale1 Q4 QT? Florist Phone 213 Coma che CLARENCE L EVETT GULF STATIUN Brownwood Hlghway Niotor Rewmdmg Radlo TCICVISIOH Sales and Servlce AllthOT1ZCd Zemth Dealer 01 mb: ix WS.- I Phone 394 Comanche PHONE 348 N AUSTIN i 5 r ' fm A I A il ' . . . .' . . f 3 'Q .:.1.m. Waterpump Sales and Service n . Y + V ' All in ' . f -74.5 N 218 . 122 W TL DR PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY J' N ISHAM 5 RGBINSGN s SERVICE STATIONS il 8 ' omve IN Fon 3140 9' Aconff uf g SARTOR'S L DRY CLEANERS South Side of Square I h Phone 525 Comanche x, S9 5' I Q Efa Q - I -1 I Patrick and Elm Dublin I I I I , Shoes, Hosiery nd - Millinery S I enter Brownwood Q nk E I PROFFITT S STUDIO Home of I me Photographx Comanche Phone 437 nw IQ COMANCHE COURTS d dop f Y SEIVICB Drug Store F fW rIhHgh y ,B k E M q Walgreen Agency commcus I Pharmacy rr-nous Your Prescription RELIABLE? M E. Gore 8. Son PRE CRIPTIONS RED AND WHITE GROCERY Phone 49 on the Fort Worih Highway Phone 16 Comanche 3 Comanche 124 ' x V - . V- '- 1 n 5 I s M b f 57 3 .1 , i ' , 1 9 K5 1' I Y!! I Owne an era ed b Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hull or o i wa r loc s as S uare 138 cc ' ' 97 O compnmems of W THE EVANS COMPANY REPLACEMENT PARTS AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT MANCHE s Osr MP A Osrone Phone 401 Comanche Fme Fabrws STATE FARM Tnmmmgs INSURANCE COMPANY Home Offnce Sunphclty Bloomington lllnnons Advance c J THOMPSON Vogue Patterns Phone 590 Box 69 Comanche I BEN EVRIDGE H 6 Y MERCANTILE Fabrlc Center Crocenes Dry Goods Feed KW D ll ll North Side of Square e e wer Phone 530 Comanche PHONE 345 COMANCHE ' 1. I ,, . ,XT 'JT ,en Q fail r CO ' M CO LETE UT O O O . I D I C . 1- 1 f,.1 JJ4.. f---sq nm HENDERSON S FOOD STORE TRAVIS RASBERRY P 0 MARSHALL S Jlmmy s Conoco SEBIIOII CAFE Operated b 0074000 I1mmv Plumber 0 tW 1hHgh C I-I I C KE YX hfe la Mes -. ff wvrm ali Vf N NXW 30 C t Phone 135 Comalche 2 'f -wi' Q ' ' r E fx g,-H uf.-.Li . 1 X A, 1- f' , , ? , H . 1 u f' - ' ' h ' 'Q' . J-.1.--EJLU, A E q f 1 . J , , U -. - ' n : 'i , 1 - R - 1- ' O '4 , . M55 g , E A - I L Iv I 7 it! F S I , V. ' I f '-- H X, ins-.. be 4111?- . ' ' ' ' 'Yi' I 1 1 I if E? u fq . l ll . I.--v . il ' l '. : I' ..4 fi: I Nd, 7 , Manager hone 52 Comanche 7 1 I 1 Y WSIB ' For or i w Y -5511 Ph soo c h ' Q ,Q f V 9 A -'f v-J I 'M' 'Q xx A 6 B d 1 12.6 M nouGAL FEED MILL FVERGREEN IE.. M DOUGAl LIVESTOCK AUCTION N U R R I S INSURANCE SOUTHWEST SERVICE NATURAL GAS HOFF I rrigclfion Service 0 e 343 I f ui ,xx I NI . 1 r E i, 1.551 34 Ifiit- I . 4 I rg 1 A Z: . Q- F4 A 8. . 1 I --MAF? 5 ., C hone 42 Comanche ik' . Phone 68 C 1 BURTON BRO 5 QC? BURTON BROTHERS BURTON 8, GOODSON THE HUB TUEYIS Stone Real Estate Real Estate Loans 'I 'I8 W Central For the Fmest zn Men s Wea: Phone 178 Comanche Phone 474 Comanche i EU T V w ' :gin N.. ' ' B Ei 'vw-w-.,., fv General IHSUYGHCS .,.f T T ,, Q . , , U: Wltlllllllllll lrzlfll' W3 T 1:1311 ww O Cl Q n a 5 .17 128 Q iso Extra L1-.E'.EL':.i-f' j:sr g , JCE S SERVICE STATION ATLAS u s ROYAL GOODRICH TIRES CCUNTY PRQDUCE COMANCHE FLOYD JONES WHOLESALE owne' GROCERY We buy eggs cream ed 92 and poultry ' 1 I We Sell Sewing Comanche NUTRENA FEEDS and 111 Em, G,,,,,d Surrounding Territories Ph 480 C h PHONE 243 COMANCHE . ,vi , 'A V ,1 ' 1 Asn , , 1 WFT ,DQR K1 2 av' A A . ja V, i 'f 5 1 onsouns Q A is i' ' i 5 V 5 1 I x 1 - f- . A I I' - I .. .A ' 'N L 1 Ph 105 C h , o lncorpora in NN THE COMANCHE NATIONAL BANK Serung, Tins Sectzon Qmce 1889 PHONE 14 COMANCHE ...F vb Fu W-vMM ,'A'H-RQ' 'L eh 1 nl f M2533 TEXAS COCA COLA BOTTLING CO W DEPEND on X dew W aucan An FINE FOOD PRODUCTS Q' MORTON FOODS DALLAS FORT WORTH LUBBOCK Nl 3' forms M A BURDEN S MILK J T GREGORY Independent Dlstrlbutor FARMER S PRODUCE COMPANY l.lve and Dressed Poultry Eggs and Turkeys PHONE 383 COMANCHE BAXTER,S PLACE General Merchandlse C R BAXTER Owner Phone 183 Comanche f ai!!! P' llll N if:- HIGGINBOTHAM BRGS 86 CO General Merchantb Distributors of Quality Merchandise xSllflSflLlI C ustmml Is Om NIMH Phone 70 111114 fl Xsscl C omanche McCormack Deermg Farm Machlnef Implements LANL Vxugwy Rcfllicmtols Deep Frcczx' Higginbotham Motor Co. Parts Sales SCI x me - - , - A . L W Q K Q X v V' QQ-....,,,.,- - fr f - nf -:i ,- ,. .,,, I - ' 1-.a.......-. , 'Q ' 'Y ' 1 14 . ' - . 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Joe, Jack, C.J., Dale, and Verle Welch receive awards for their livestock and dairy judging teams. FFA Parent-Son banquet offers fellowship for members and their families. Jack and Joe, al r e ad y FFA Lone Star Farmers, have encouraged Dale and Bruce to work for their degrees . chs organizations senior in After swimming and skating, Spanish Club members help themselves to supper at the Spring Picnic in Cisco. Sophomore girls dance the Virginia Reel at the Spanish Club Pan American Daypageant. CHS Band members practice in Brownwood be fore tying for first place in Centennial Parade Contest. CHS top twirler, Barbara Davis, instructs twirling classes in her spare time. Mr Atwood tunes the clarinets in preparation for Spring Concert. honor the spring activities... +.,'-minute uw D-an 1 llllulll -gl- Superintendent Harper presents President C r ea th Davis with official charter for the CHS chapter of Future Teachers of America. Senior members ofthe FTA make up its ad- visory board. Cfficers for the newly-organized FTA will serve with Miss Werner until next February. Stanton gives pointer s to hopefuls Patsy Blackwell and Jean Burks before cheerlead- er tryouts. yan -.,,1- fi. f V 14 Tom and Danny congratulate Bruce on being elected Student Body Presi- dent for next year. ...cmd make plans for when they must Annual staff members get first glimpse of the ARROWHEAD on their visit to the plant. M a c h in e s on which your ARROWHEAD is made prove interesting to those who gather its material. Autographing commenced right away at the Senior Play cast-staff party at Jeannine's. Jean, Jane, Sharon, Mona, and Ann will s e rve CHS as cheerleaders for next year. Next year's seniors line up to cast votes for the '56-'57 cheerleaders. the time somehow do Without him Gaylord, Creath, Dean, and Jack win fir st place in mile relay at District 13 track meet. Tennis champs John, Scotty, and Pat show Mr. Lightfoot their district first place rib- bons. - W !?:',-',,.'f'.aT3 - 51 -Q . .1 Pr , 'L ,r -'. .1,.. Broad-jumping is .Ta ck Pettit's specialty: he won fir s t place on his first jump at the district meet. Jack, Bruce, Gaylord, and Dean win first place in the district sprint relay. This year's student Body President, Senior trackman, Jack Pettit, hands the baton of leadershipto Juni or cinder- man, Bruce Couch, who will head CI-IS students next year. the senior wins his Sammy p r a c t i c e s his entry in the poetry reading contest withdeclaimers Pat, Danny and Jeannine . Exteniporaneous speakers Martha, James, Becky, and Creath practice in auditorium. Typewriting contestants Suzanne, Stanton, and Jeanette take speed timings with Miss Ross. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Galbraith sponsor their ready-writers and spellers. Mrs. Lightfoot helps La Rae to pre- pare for regional journalism com- petition. final honors for chs... 1,c Dale and Bill gather firewood for a Wiener roast at Lou Ellen's. W V Cf 4, X i 4 Sunburn, anyone? Fresh- men prepare for an en- tire day's excursion at Lake Cisco. fqrsaf Stelvin and Lar- rypack soft drinks A for sophomore outing. - After swimming, skat- ing, and golf, sopho- more girls seem to en- joy just sitting. . E 5 'J' , . -'yn-4 . , 1 ' , . 44 -T A , 22 if , X w ' ' ' 15:2 -AS'-. gil i 'f i' ll.':.T.'J. x . 4 AUG: -r 9 i ., 5. V 1 if 3 1 Bermuda shorts are a perfect garb for the juniors' miniature golf game. ...ond offers his leader- octivities .Li xx, A ' .vb xx f Fr e s hm en present an old-fashionedwedding and square dance in Pioneer Day assembly. .j.......-.--....,..- ...,- 4 ' ' Mr. Lightfoot and Verba come out in true pioneer garb for the day's cele- bration. fs. The stage is set as an o d saloon for the sopho- m o r e s' presentation o f the killing of John Wesley Hardin. Highlight of the afternoon's fun was the distribution of the 1956 ARROW- HEAD. ship in school for the lost time. -.., 'A--. , 9. lc N ua l - I Q -s S1831 .ti y ........u.f - I ' 0 ... ' 'U 5 v 'Met difi ii- 42,31 g -- I. . ,N I .ng . qa.:I..w,,. if W', -' .. lin, zxt. Long tall Sally, QScotty Lockridgel joins her fellow seniors in Pioneer Day hilar ity 14 1 'XY' L ,5- f.:L---sf i J Q ,Q-1 J .f 5, Q ff ff , Q7' -4: z gg,-:f ff l N 4 A --Qjsqx? V1- t :ex 1 it tt N1 J D L 19 A f 1 ' 2' U 41 L ' udp' I If +w AW' 955 .Lv 1, -1331 P lv QA' 'iq I. 2 M N Cav Tr. p-A RL.. . 'di . -- gff 'T' f 'ff 'F 'im as .QQ E6 'swf' 30 A W U 4-a. fi I 5 Y L C 2' ii s 5 ,gay ,Gb -x ,-.il '.4 Q . fn., I 'Q' S5 A. 'V . Qt! 4 'Sis' 1 f , Miss Dunn receives a gift of appreciation from the cast. qrondod steps out Mrs. Laura Morton . . Granddad ...... Tilly .... Betty Shaduck . Kip Shaduck . . Trudie Norwood . Judy Norwood . . Ludie Norwood . . .Tack Norwood . . .Iirn Mahoney . . Miss Abby Higgins Mrs. .Iobe Feeney Officer Casey . . Announcer . . . Prompters , , Properties . . Stage Managers . Director . . .IEANNINE GLEATON .SCOTTY LOCKRIDGE . . . .EVELYN DAVIS . . LA RAE SWINDLE . . . PAT SULLIVAN . ELIZABETH SLIDER . . . PATSY ATWOOD . BETTY MATTHEWS . SAMMY MARSHALL . . . . . JOE BEATY . . . QUAY WILLIAMS SUZANNE MARSHALL . CHARLES SHANKLE . . ZULEAN FISHER . JEANETTE READ HELEN MORGAN GERTRUDE RACKLEY . . . . DAN BURTON STANTON HUGHES . MISS NOBIA DUNN Evelyn Davis' pe rfo rm anc e as Til1y, the country maid, proves hilarious. Miss Dunn and Gertrude are CHS' make -up artists. he joins his classmates ploy cmd the trip 48 Senior girls in bobby pins and sunburns pose for a photographer from the CORPUS Cl-lRlSTl TlMES. J 1 ns I Liz, Evelyn, and Jeanette are all set for iheafiernoonatpadre island Beach. Not men from Mars! Senior boys stage a battle with shaving soap. A highlight of the trip is the cruise around Corpus Christi Bay on the Gulf Clipper. 'e 2 ,':.H,. 5 ' X White shoe polish informs ev- eryone that the class of '56 was Corpus Christi bound! for the senior he will olwoys remember. I ' O40 'w - - Q T fx ai, , X -Q 4-V - 75 .1 . x li 7 ...nfs f 1 s EEF' ' ,' 4 , i 1 a - ,- 4 in fr 1 f f i I ' - I -4 za- i f Q 6 1 WWI F15 ,,.,--r' ,,, F' 4 x -5 T x --Lui Dorothy and Eva June, last minute honor grad uates, prepare for Baccalaureate exercises Many seniors attend danc e at Jeannine's after Commence- ment. Band seniors p r e s e nt their Gavotte at Com- mencement exercises. Carolyn and Jeannine receive awards for their Soil Con- servation essays. pi 150 Graduates find m a r c h in g practice a necessity. finally he says Commencement speakers adjust honor cords before the Proces- sional. After the dance, grads enjoy a breakfast at Quay's. Q A Bill and Lou Ellen, Dale and SueleadtheCommencement Processional. farewell to chs... 151 Halls of Ivy ex- presses sentiments of senior girls. Mary Lee holds a perfect attendance rec ord for her last five years in Comanche schools. 3 The bell where everyone sits at noon, the little store, the noisy halls, the gymnasium and tennis courts are all still and quiet today. Next fall CHS will come to life again--and a n oth e r cycle of students will take up the beloved atmosphere and traditions that we, the seniors, leave behind. Fads, ball games, pink slips, bubble gum, and letter jackets we bequeath to each of these students, knowing that to him they will symbolize all of the varied expe r i e n c e s that make high school life so wonderful, T h e traditional b e s t ARROWHEAD Yet we, senior staff members,le ave in the capable hands of Mona, Jim, and How- ard,--with their staff. We wish them all the hard work and happi- ness that went into Volume XXXIII. ...Ye s, as sen- iors we have said fare- well to our school, -- but we shall never say good-bye. For 1 i k e every group who has gone before, the class of 1956 has left its mark in the annals of CHS3 likewise, on th e personality a n d character of e ve r y senior is set the im- print of his never-to- be-forgotten days at Comanche High School. ...but not good-bye. I ,--I-1-HUNQ As I look back over past ARROWHEADS, I see faces well known and well loved, good time s and experiences ca ptur e d for future years, and most important to each editor, I see the traditions that have originated, grown, and become inbedded in the heart of each graduate, I send a very pe r s onal thank you to all who have helped to make this yearbook possible. Our advertisers, the faculty, the student body-all have aided my overworked staff and untiring sponsor, Mrs. Cox, in the completion of the 1956 ARROWHEAD. As I leave this book with you, I hope that you will treasure the memories which your staff has wo rked so faithfully to preserve for you. --Quay 152