Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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Holidays add sparkle to CHS life. ne first s emester of school assed swiftly by. Studies and six 'eek's tests were overshadowed y football games, parties, and wlidays. October brought the -alloween carnival and the contest 'Ween classes to determine a Lalloween queen. Each class vorked hard... 3 Wifi. A X , Z, . , : - , '-f'- ' A . rv f, 6- ' 'f , ,.A. -W: X , wg-N-gg. -.W bf .- . . ..-X .ff 'Ly.' '. ' '. - , ... '1 Qu.- - . V, f :Ti JZ: Fi Carnival day was spent setting up booths . r Miss Werner helps her Fish. The came that night when the Seniors lost crown they had won for 3 years to the reshmen. Q5- Special guests to the FHA Christmas party were Mothers and Fathers. , .fig 'ik A .1 QQ! '.,g ' gf A K If Q I' it rt' ' ggi 2 M15 . Xn,f.'w7 D 7 is ...Senior girls practice long hours for their foot- ball game--one of the Senior money-raising projects for the carnival. UF 2 3-3245 M ,Ad With Thanksgiving holidays over, the Christ- mas season arrives. The faculty party opens the festivities with a smorgasbord. CHS classes celebrated Christmas intheir own special

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. . Pep rallies , Football brings zesf to the fall It 'TY' 'V .. -ls, 'f white washing, and finally. . . Homecoming Dance climaxes the game with Hamilton. Homecoming Queen, Julia Dudley, re- ceives her Queen corsage at the dance. Judy Fritts, A team sweetheart, and JudithRobertson, B team sweetheart, re- ceived from Coach Scoggins footballs signed by team members. . . . The bonfire MEMS game . Though the bonfire is gone in one night, the spirit of CHS lingers and leads Indians to victory. routine . The 1958 football season proved an exciting one for CHS. Indians won the majority of their games and lost the district championship to Gran- bury by only a few points . Football fans see Indians through Thick and thin. Excitement builds with. . . , 4... before the long-awaited rival De Leon I 'I S y WCHIS i gil' QWA1 if 'r Ann Allen decorates her bul- letin board with her Band Sweetheart ribbon.

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On Career Day Juniors and Seniors take ca look into their future. In the Psychology session, Mr. Lannes Hope tells of the ad- vantages and opportunities in this field. Dr. Hope is person- nel counselor at Baylor Univer- sity. Drama professor, Alex Reeve from Howard Payne College, speaks on the Fine Arts as a vocation or pleasure. 13 fd. Two years ago a Career Day was instituted in CHS, to be an annual event. The firstCareer Day was a good beginning, the second one, held this year, was even more successful. The Career Conferences are designed to help CHS seniors and juniors find a vocation. The well-qualified guest speakers cover a variety of fields. ll, , Farming and ranching is discussed by L.D. Cox, Comanche rancher.