Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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il' Chs students plan for '57-758 Campaign promises pay off for professional politician! Candidate for senior class presi- dent, Martha Chilton, presents the planks in her platform to CHS student body. CREATH DAVIS, popular CHS student, has just been elected president of 1957- 1958 Student Council. Creath is an all- round boy, active in school and civic organizations. He represented CHS in extemporaneous speaking at the State Meet in Austin, May 3. With his ready smile, experience, and fine spirit of cooperation, he will lead the student body wisely. Enjoying the coming of spring at CHS are these Yell leaders for 1957 1958 Seated are Jeanne students chosen to lead next year's classes. They Cagle, junior and Jimmy Walker freshman SIC Delbert BICWSICT. iUI1i011. Seaiedi Martha Standing are Jean Mrms freshman Jean Burks Chilton, senior: Mac Kirkland, freshman, and juniorg and Jane Matthews senior who has John Gleaton, sophomore. been chosen head yell leader I MSP Fishing for votes for John Gleaton candidate for sophomore class president, these dark1es make big catch' Their Amens and Hallelujahs signify complete faith in their 'L Q candidate and his campaign promises'

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organizations honor the senior. 6 .ns SO May 17, Lake Cisco, barbecue, and fried chicken with all the trimmings mean Spanish Club Picnic. Swimming, skating, eating, and playing golf alleviate the pain of verb declension and vocabulary drills! QStorm warnings bring the party to an abrupt ending!j Miss Nobia Dunn installs new officers of the Spanish Club for 1957-1958. They are Mattie McEwin, Jane Matthews, song leaders, Ann Allen, reporter, La- vonne Hall, pianist, Bobby Sullivan, secretary-treas urer, Polly McCullough, vice president, and Creath Davis, president. Z 25 94. r, , . Graduates of 1957 are honor guests at final F. T.A. meeting of the year. After enjoying the special program, seniors are served refreshments of punch and cookies. Creath Davis installs F.T. A. officers for coming year. They are John Gleaton, president, Eugene Dobyns, vice president, Joan Rambo, recording secretary, James Ruth, treasurer, Margaret Stokes, historian, Martha Chilton, librarian, Stelvin Johns- ton, parliamentarian, Lavonne Hall, song leader, Mary Margaret Edmondson, pianist.

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it,s the unusual that provides . ARROWHEAD picnic at T. J. Williams' home has . . '. v V 'kr' Q Typical scene at gym, May 20, 1957, finds junior class section getting first view of THE ARROWHEAD. After searching for their own pictures, students finally begin all- important autographing. QU ,lf ,.,,,r ,V 'f -4, - 3. The Gail Dudleys entertain publication staffs, play cast, and special guests. After enjoying a buffet supper, the group gets first peek at 1957 ARROWHEADS and view Iim's color slides of senior trip and Junior- Senior Banquet. Here, Mrs. Baxter and Becky, Sharon Bragg, Nan Massingill, Mary Edmondson, Mrs. H. M. Chambers, Tommye Dunlap, and Betty Newhouse eagerly await presentation of the annuals. MQMIG Y f Write in my annual. Oh, no, where did they get that picture? Isn't that cute! Exclamations of all sorts come from eager fresh men when annuals are delivered. N.