Comanche voters weigh bond for new Junior High School
The Comanche Independent School District faces a December 2 bond election to fund a new Junior High building replacing the aging structure. Trustees and Superintendent S. H. Fletcher present details showing tax implications, maintenance funds, and potential site options near the high school or J. B. Layne Elementary.
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Comanche Independent School District
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J. B. Layne
Comanche School Enrollment Through the Years
The text traces Comanche and county schooling from 1909 with 747 total enrollments to 1922 as the high school opened in 1922 with 813 students. It lists West Ward and East Ward enrollments, superintendent notes, and a 1961 census showing 1,031 students across districts, plus a history of prior schools dating back to 1860.
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H. N. Goodson
W. T. House
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Eugene Greer
J. H. McMillan
R. F. Holloway
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Comanchee
West West Ward
Old Rock College
East Ward
East Comanche
C. C. Hampton
W. D. Jenkins
Comanche County
Gustine
Sidney
J. B. Layne
Special Education Department
Cora
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