Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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,J the door closes on ohs for 19 6-1957. 1 5 , . Q sg V :EW Yes, this has been CHS in 1957! It has been a year that is worth recalling in deed and in thought, it is a diary in a corner of our memory. As the senior theme Each and All includes you and me, we all have been a part of CHS. You have made CHS, 1957, a wonderful year! I say, 'wonderful year! Of course, there have been differences among classmates, misunderstandings, and disappointments, but what would a year be without them? Obstacles like these help one grow up and mature. And then there is the mad side' of CHS as you see in the picture. Into this picture has gone nine months work, work, work! Copy sheets with those yellow pages, carbons, and cute envelopes mean THE ARROWHEAD! HANDLE WITH CARE! Poor Joyce finally made the books balance, but Bruce, her assist- ant, had innumerable headaches! My assistant-editor, Laura Hilliard, is at present rather unsure of any- thing! The camera! ! ! The shutter won't close, out of flashbulbsg film's all gone, we need a picture! l'm fit to be tied, and it is a good thing we are all hard-headed and love each other. Even in this hubbub, Mrs. Cox, our sponsor, kept her head. The staff realizes they could not have managed without her, and she deserves all our thanks. Thank you, Mrs. Cox, and also Jim, Howard, Joyce, Carolyn, Bruce, Laura, Charlotte, Creath, Glenda, and Mary Margaret. Shakespeare's phrase to THE ARROWHEAD staff: Though this be madness, yet there is method ir1't. That's the truth! - -Mona I68