Comanche High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Comanche, TX)

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Senior Class officers for the 1968 school year are Janice Welch, reporter, Larry Blackwood, vice-president, Elaine Ripley, student council representativeg Buddy Lane, presidentg Gale Carpenter, secretaryg ,Timmy Kirkland, student council representativeg and Martha Fanning, treasurer. Graduation. . .The Sadness ofa Happy As we the Seniors of l968 prepare to graduate, the realization comes that never again will we bea whole group, bound together by the common ties of school life. We will each go separate ways, some to greatness, some to mediocrity, some to failure. And while class reunions may bring us back together, it will never be the same, The class spirit which we possess now will be lost forever as each senior devotes him- self to living in the world, the real world, the one which we have been hearing about for four years. Some may doubt that we have been a united class or that such a spirit exists. We seniors have indeed disagreed in certain areas. But despite internal struggles, the l968 Senior Class has always presented a solid front to outside problems. Factions have opposed each other in the class, but in the final analysis, we are unquestionably bound together by a feeling of loyalty. Years from now we Seniors will look backto our high school days. There will be a note of pride in our voice when we speak of those days and think about the events which we took part in. Time may dull our memory and cause us to gloss over the sharp edges of school life, but we will always think of our class as the best that ever walked through the halls of Comanche High School, not necessarily because we were the best, but because we were our own unique group.