Trustees of Comanche Public Schools Led by Local Businessmen
The Comanche Public School System is run by seven trustees who are prominent local businessmen. Roy Brannan, president, heads the board and owns part of the Comanche Wholesale Grocery Co. Robert Eaton, secretary, is cashier of the Comanche National Bank. Armstrong Cox, Clyde House, Armstrong Cox, Clyde House, and Jack Moore are among long‑serving local leaders with ties to business, banking, and community organizations.
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Comanche Public School
Comanche
Roy Brannan
Comanche Wholesale Grocery Co
Robert Eaton
Comanche National Bank
Eaton
Orse
Newpure
First Baptist Church
Armstrong Cox
R. F. Holloway
J. B. Layne
Higginbotham
Cox
Comanche Chamber of Commerce
Home Defense Council
Central Christian Church
Clyde House
W. T. House
Clyde
Holloway
Layne
House
Sinclair Oil Company
Anche
Jack Moore
State National Bank of
Comanche High School
Miss Ruther
Messrs Holloway
Mr. Moore
Houston
Comanche High Plans 1942 Grid Schedule
CHS Indians release a six conference game and one non conference slate for 1942 with eight games on paper. Coach John Dyer lists open dates and opponents including Coleman Hamilton Eastland Gorman Hiro Dublin and De Leon.
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Comanche High School Indians
Indians
John Dyer
Coleman
Hamilton
Eastland
Comanche
Gorman
Hiro
Dublin
de Leon
Comanche Ward School Faculty Campus Humor
The West Ward School of Comanche lists its faculty including D. Brown principal and arithmetic teacher, Berta Goodson fourth year instructor since 1934, Ollie Sloan fourth year since 1938, Eva Johnson third year since 1937, Pearl Sloan Phipps second year since 1938, Golden Jones second year since 1941, Berta Kelley first year since 1938, and Agnes Graham first year since 1934 with their college backgrounds and degrees.
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West Ward School of
Comanche
D. Brown
University of Texas
Howard Payne College
Berta Goodson
Southwestern University
Ollie Sloan
Texas State College For Women
Eva Johnson
Baylor University
Pearl Sloan Phipps
Golden Jones
North Texas State Teachers College
Berta Kelley
Agnes Graham
Graduate University of Texas
Over Two Hundred Books Added To Library This Year
The library added more than two hundred new books this year for student use. The fiction list includes a full set of Galsworthy works, four volumes of Adams March of Democracy, nine volumes of Ridpath History of the World, Wheeler Marvels of the Modern World, and six volumes of Sand pure Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. W. H. Carpenter selects items to fit student needs and further improvements are planned.
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Galsworthy
Adam
Ridpath
Wheeler
Sandpure
Abraham Lincoln
W. H. Carpenter
Freshman Crowned NTSTC Beauty Queen at Denton Ball
Miss Jackie McKay of Madisonville, a freshman at North Texas State Teachers College, won NTSTC first Beauty Queen title at a Coronation Ball in Denton. She was crowned by Dr. W. J. McConnell and will appear in the Yucca yearbook alongside four finalists and ten campus favorites.
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Jackie McKay
Madisonville
North Texas State Teachers College
NTSTC
Denton
W. J. McConnell
Teachers College
Rosalie Grimes
Abilene
Velma Rae Bateman
Fort Worth
Jewel Taylor
Corsicana
Jo Frances Worley
Claude
Miss McKay
Creative Writing Club Formee At Comanche High
The Creative Writing Club at Comanche High, sponsored by Carl Sutton, operated most of the year. Officers include President Vance Briscoe, Vice-President Mary Louise Manning, Secretary-Treasurer Billy Jo Barnes, and Reporter Iona Moore. The club aims to foster interest in creative writing and leisure reading.
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Creative Writing
Comanche High
Carl Sutton
Vancei! Briscoe
Mary Louise Manning
Barnes
Iona Moore
Future Homemakers Hostesses Plan Tea With Mothers
The Comanche Future Homemakers of Texas report many entertainments this year. They initiated Freshmen, raised funds by serving the Junior-Senior Banquet, and plan a formal tea for Mothers and members on Saturday in May.
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Texas
Comanche High School Alumni Association's Early History
A historical sketch traces the Comanche Alumni Association from 1897 when Comanche College served as the school, through May 1915, detailing early officers, annual dues, and reunion events attended by hundreds of ex-students and friends.
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Comanche High School
Comanche College
Akring
Coast Guard
United States
U.S. Navy
U.S. Army
Marine Corps
Class Visits Lake Cisco On Senior Day
Thirty six seniors and two sponsors Miss Brightman and Mr. Dyer left the high school on Airline Coach for Cisco Lake on April 27. They spent the day walking, talking, and enjoying the outing before returning home with cheerful memories.
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Lake Cisco
Miss Brightman
Mr. Dyer
Cisco Lake
High School Club Plans Graduation Homemaking Event
An event scheduled between three and five o clock in the school dining room aims to serve over two hundred people. The club hopes to extend the project to assist graduates in homemaking skills and successful future life.
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Board of Trustees
Comanche Puslic Schools
Miss Rose
T.C.U
CHS
Comanche Ward School
Freshman
Billy Jo
Assa
Miss MacMeans
Kennedy
Howard Paynes
Comanche Alumni Association
Alumni Association of
Miss Robinson
Miss Cunningham
George Russell
Ola Cunningham
Alumni Association
Rena Fields
H. Burks
F. F Adams
Oscar Callaway
P. Cc. Clarke
A. 3. Harris
Z. E. Adams
Estin Burks
Minnie Cunningham
Rowena Layne
Zena West
Guthrie Layne
Queen
Isaac West
Grady Callaway
W. J. Cunningham
Alice McCrary
Seahal
Ghie
Howard Payne College of
Brownwood
Howard Payne
United States War Bonds
Thomas D. Taylor
Bataan
U.S