Comanche High Seniors Publish The Warrior Paper
The Comanche High School Senior Class presents The Warrior monthly, replacing the Arrowhead yearbook in spirit. The issue echoes World War II times, honors teachers and staff, and shares reflections from students on school history, war, and community pride. Rev J D Smoot and family spent the weekend in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowhead
CHS
Hobbies of Seniors Listed In Attendance
A long list of senior students and their hobbies is recorded. Activities include reading, collecting programs and stamps, photography, sewing, fishing, singing, pen collecting, and studying. Several entries note routines such as visiting libraries, writing letters, and drawing or crafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Mason
Tommy Mazurek
Allene Perkins
Louise Phillips
Ikey
Joyce Donce
Victor Scott
Fay Stephenson
Ray Stephenson
Anita Stewart
Nadine Stone
Jimmie Tucker
James Warren
Joe Waring
Frances Williford
Gilbert Zeiss
Senior Play Closes Dramatic Year At Comanche
The Comanche High School senior class of 1943 wraps a long stage year dating to 1932. Students from Ward and Grammar schools carried on a robust drama tradition including a rhythm band and chorus under Miss Kilpatrick Ruth King and Pattie Ruth King. The year culminated with The Pampered Darling, a Grammar School Senior Class play, featuring many familiar performers from earlier years.
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Ward School
Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Ruth King
Pattie Ruth King
Grammar School
David Compton
Victor
Senior Play History and Cast Notes from Local School
A narrative recounts stage productions from Grammar School to the 1943 Senior Play Hobgoblin House directed by Miss Nobia Dunn and Mr. Carl Sutton. It lists many cast members including Marie Marshall, Bob A Freeman, Imogene Green, Thelma Hassley, Wanda Jones, David Compton, Cleve Denny, Dot Armstrong, Red Cox, and Matricia McDaniel.
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David Compton
Here
Sidney
Herbert Davis
Bernice Dean
Cleve B. Denny
Bill Edwards
James L. Edwards
Lee Ruth Ellis
Billie Page
Bob A. Freeman
Washington
Christine Godfrey
Leroy Grayson
Imogene Green
Donald Hall
Robert Hammark
Thelma Gene Hasley
Alta Mae Hicks
Jack Lane
Arrond
Jimmie
John Luper
Pat Luper
Ray Stephenson
Matricia McDaniel
Winston McNutt
Marie Marshall
Cal “Red
von Hamburger
David Sans
Nobia Dunn
Carl Sutton
Royce Brantley
Dot Armstrong
Thelma Gene Hassley
Cleve Denny
J. D. Coker
Billa Jane Smallwood
Wanda Jones
Joe Waring
Denny Jackson
Red Cox
42 Seniors Gift United States and Texas Flags
The CHS senior class plans to present two silk U S and Texas Flags with stands for use in the auditorium. The gift will be presented before school closes. Class officers are Billy Monroe president Ruth Marshall vice president and Joan Jenkins secretary treasurer. Mrs J A Holmes visited Lubbock with her two sons.
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CHS
United States
Texas
Billy Monroe
Ruth Marshall
Joan Jenkins
Comanche High Supports War Effort At Home
Comanche High School residents rallied early in the war effort by scrap drives, talks, and supporting the Allied Armies. Students note many have relatives in the service and emphasize collective sacrifice across schools to back U S troops.
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C.H.L
C.H.8
Axis
C.hs
Comanche Buys War Bonds Surplus Funds For Jeeps
Comanche residents have purchased enough War Bonds and Stamps to buy a jeep, leaving a surplus of 779.50 dollars. The effort reflects strong local support for wartime financing and community programs.
Two Grammar School Students All Attendance Perfect
Odell Ormsby and Betty Jean Farner are the only two pupils at Grammar School who have neither been absent nor tardy this year.
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Odell Ormsby
Betty Jean Farner
Andrew Jackson And Democracy Revisited Amid Conflicting Revisions
A fragmented historical piece mixes claims that democracy expanded under Andrew Jackson and later regressed, citing dubious dates such as universal manhood suffrage by 1940 and retrograde statements about labor, justice, and spirit. The text shifts between praising Jackson and nonsensical digressions about Ammonia and odors.
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Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Andy Jackson
Ammonia
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God
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Old Tom Carlyle
Davy Crockett
J. D. Smoot
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Hiccinsot Ham Bros. Co
Johnnie Ravenshine
Dorothy Armstrong
Dortha Baker
Ruth Booker
U. S. and
J. A. Holmes
Lubbock
Weenie
Comanche High
Jeep
Woah
Ward
Kelley
Graham
Beckworth
Jones
Sloan
Goodson
Brown
Aan Ward School
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