Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

Page 23 text:

PllI'I'l'Hl'IS. SENIOR RINGS. FUO'l'BALL - l'I S I .-XLL AT CHS! Loaded and ready to go, Indians L. G. Holland, Tucker Loudermilk, and Del bert Brewster watch Jane Matthews, Toni Evridge, and Ann Allen decorate bus for send off to Graham game, Goal posts sparkle with CHS colors! -- Cheerleaders Jean Burks, Jean Mims, Jane Matthews and Jeanne Cagle add that touch of black and gold to sta- dium before Homecoming game, L 7 Notlce anything? Sen ior rings have arrived at last, and a show of hands proves just how proud 1958 seniors are to get them. Going home! --After weeks of working here, there, and anywhere they can park a typewriter or spread a lay- out, Editor Hilliard and Eugene Dobyns lead other ARROWHEAD staff members home to redecorated staff room. And forthe football boys we love so well. --Coaches present 1957 Indians - our hopes for gridiron honors - to student body at first pep

Page 22 text:

THE Yli.-XR BEGINS - ri-nip 'Q .. I.. Big Wheels sign in for last lap in four-year journey through CHS. Miss Ross and Mrs. Lightfoot register Mary Rains, Glenda Day, and Martha Merritt as B. I. McGinnis, Joe Paul McCullough, Gerald Hodges, and Horace Davis await their turn. Although painters may block doors, bells ring on schedule and students learn the art of dodging workmen, ladders, and dropping paint. Jane Matthews keeps alert watch on the paint as she holds door for Linda Smith, lead- ing group from room 209. Remember all those treks to the gym for assemblies and pep rallies while our build- ing looked like this? Rl'lClS'l'RATION. RECONSTRUCTION, SCHOOL fx. 1.3. That's my boy! --Future Indian Mike Walker fwith parentsj really yells at his first pep rally. All aboard for Proffitt's!--Anita Edmondson is anxious to get startedg however, Bob Dudley, Don Bingham, Horace Davis, and Stelvin Johnston want to be sure they look just right for senior pictures.

Page 24 text:

I .rXl.l. IS IX THF NIH NK l'l'll PH' HfXl,l,llCS AND GAXNIICS. -- Hear it? - 'l'hat's Kudryavka's fCurlyj respiration and hcart beat. - Now this is Sputnik's 'beep-bcep'. For English Il-B class Bill Atwood plays and explains recording of Sputnik message he and his dad, T. R. X Atwood, picked up on their ham set s. 524 tk sb 45mi:am.A.s.a .,,..,.. Picture at left is the Rocket of Sput- nik 4151 in the starlit sky taken by Bill and his dad, T. Pe Atwood, at 5:07 A.M., October 20, 1957. ., . ,,,a.,,.mwqgs'segfftg.. 4 af am-..,..r..... .. i...-.,,,..., Ab Girls, girls,- - and Bob, is this the way you practice band? - Just warming up for band period, Julia Dudley, Peggy Godfrey, Bob Dudley, and other students do the polka. Obviously, Betty Durham and Polly McCul- lough think they're doing the Bunny Hop. '4 Beat those Armadillos! CHS Cheerleaders lead Indians in war-chant in big night-time pow-wow on the courthouse lawn.