Eight Seniors on Indians Grid Team for Comanche High
Comanche High School honors eight senior football players for their final season. A J Earl Coker 190 pounds and co captain. Billie Monroe 150 pounds two year letterman and co captain. Donald Spears 150 pounds deadly end and receiver. Weldon Scratch Edwards 190 pounds three year letterman. John Luper 150 pounds first time letterman at center. Albert Brannan 155 pounds first year letterman and strong defender. Leon Nichols 168 pounds first year letterman blocking back. Joan Manning Arthur 150 pounds first and last year guard for Comanche High. all praised for fighting spirit and will be missed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
A. J
Earl) Coker
Billie Monroe
Menard
Comanche
Donald Spears
Weldon Edwards
John Luper
Center
Albert Brannan
Leon Nichols
Comanche High
Joan Manning Arthur
I Love You in 29 Languages Across Cultures
A list presented in plain terms shows twenty nine ways to say I love you across languages and regions. It includes phrases from American English to Turkish and Yiddish with varying spellings and transliterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahabbek
Khainom Nearkh
Ireland
Jeg Holder
Dem
Ik Bemin U
N’adiqueb
Sas Ag
Miss McMeans Wonders About Indian Baby Names
Miss McMeans asks children about terms for Indian wives and babies in a humorous exchange with Mary Alice. The remark centers on stereotypes and language used for Indigenous peoples in a casual classroom moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McMeans
Mary Alice
Junior Book Club Active at Comanche High School
The Junior Book Club at Comanche High School, organized by librarian Mrs. W. H. Carpenter, meets monthly for programs on books and authors. Members have presented dramatizations and readings, with a patriotic program, and sponsored a contest awarding first prize to Mary Jo Swann and Savannah Albin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche High School
W. H. Carpenter
Junior Book Club
Mary Jo Swann
Savannah Albin
Three Little Maids From School Song Fragment
A playful verse introducing three schoolgirls nicknamed Monkey Smokie and Flea. The song portrays their carefree, mischievous lives with lighthearted lines about weddings and attendance, ending with the trio shrinking as one narrator notes changes and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Harbour
Monkey
Smokie
Flea
Indian Gridders Are Classified List of Players and Roles
A roster-style listing names and classifications for Indian gridiron players. Includes senior Albert Brannan and junior Paul Slider among others, detailing years lettered, years played, and playing positions such as center tackle guard end back and more. The document reads as a classified roster from a high school or college team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Slab
Red
Cox
William
Gut
Guthrie
Robbie
Toad
Marshall
Raymond Ruth
John M
Johnny
Arthur
A. J
Bars
Coker
Victor
Vic) Scott
Harold Williams
Donald Spears
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Bellans
Trisus
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Gene
Mickey
Carter
Herbert
Herb
Davis
John
Lease
Super
Hubert
Hub
Eoff
Ikey
Cubby
Pipes
Weldon
Scratch
Edwards
Dan
Waggoner
Harold
Hatch
Burks
Jimmy
Jug
Carpenter
Roy Rains
Huoh White
Rede
THE
Marlin Firearms Co
Dr. Miles
Joe's Service Station
Modernway Grocery and Market
Dean
Aaa
Patricia de Hk
Veta
Tupin
West Side Square
Ofyo
Comanche County
P. A. Pettit
Hreetingo
Reese-Palmer
Aah
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