Comanche High School Chief yearbook ramble 1941 42
The Chief edition highlights Comanche High School life 1941 42. Acknowledges staff faculty and Mr Chaffin for time off to publish. Notes changes in administration and coaching staff, including Dyer promoted to head coach and Army induction on May 10. Coker and Edwards bound for TCU, with remarks on past football prowess and the school landscape.
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Comanche High School
John Dyer
Indians
Thedians
Dyer
United States Army
Comanche High School Faculty Shown As Highly Trained
The Comanche School Board highlights a faculty of college trained teachers with extensive experience. Heads include Superintendent W. Z. Compton and Principal Virgil Chaffin, plus Miss Charlean McMeans in Spanish and Mrs. Gladys Dumas in Home Economics, all noted for strong credentials and prior service in other Texas districts.
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Virgil Chaffin
Comanche High School
Comanche
Local teachers highlighted in Comanche school feature
Mrs John Dyer English BA Texas Tech is praised as a strong Eng lish teacher at Comanche High School. She grew up in Cros by County after schooling in Ralls and Texas Tech, married Coach John Dyer, and taught in Crosby and Lynn County rural schools prior to joining Comanche three years ago.
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Comanche
W. Z. Compton
B.S
A&m College
Compton
Erath County
John Tarleton College
de Leon
Texas
Virgil Chaffin
Bell County
Temple Public
Temple High School
North Texas Teachers College
Denton
University of Texas
Rural Consolidated School
Denaville
Comanche High School
Charlean McMeans
Stockdale
Wilson County
Stockdale High School
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Quata Woods
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Miss McMeans
Kennedy Public
Dorothy Rose
Fort Worth
Central High School
Paschal
Texas Christian University
TCU
Gladys Dumas
Texas College For Women
Arkansas
Pine Bluff
Navasota High School
Texas State College For Women
Lufkin
Harold High School
Wichita County
John Dyer
West Texas
Crosby County
Ralls
Ralls High School
Texas Tech
Pleasant Hill
Lynn County
Jewel Simkins
Baylor College
Augusta Short
Baylor Academy
Belton
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Frazier
Comanche High Girls Praised In Local Charade
Carrol Gore recalls a love tale while Margarette St Clair notes lasting impressions from girls. Earl Coker claims Comanche High School girls are the most beautiful with figures to prove it. Minnie teases A J about his father’s athletic fame, sparking a witty exchange about brains and strength.
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Earl Coker
Comanche FFA News Producing More Food For Defense
The Comanche FFA chapter reports record food production for the war effort in 1942 with numerous crops and livestock. Activities include 316 laying hens, 47 acres of peanuts, 22 acres of feed, 50 turkeys, 40 pigs, 210 fryers, 12 cows, and various crops. Projects also cover terrace work, tank construction, vaccination, pruning, and toolmaking while the judging team faced cut state contests to conserve rubber. Officers listed: President Robert Hammock, Vice President Neil Eprouse, Treasurer Kenneth Dutton, Secretary Royce Brantley, Reporter Sherril Boyd Robertson, Parliamentarian Aron Howington, Advisor Mr. Howe.
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Comanche F. F. A
Comanche
Billy Godfrey
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Robert Hammock
Neil Eprouse
Kenneth Dutton
Royce Brantley
Sherril Boyd Robertson
Aron Howington
Mr. Howe
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W. Z Compton
B. G. Combs
Comanche Grammar School
Mr. Combs
Ruth King
D. A. Brown
Comanche West Ward
Glenn Frazier
Comanche High School Indians
Mexia
Mexia Black Cats
A. J
Earl) Coker
Coker
Leo “Dutch” Meyer
Bowie
Weldon
Italy
Duces Wild
Maria
Priorities Board
B.A
Howard Payne
Science
T.C.U
Carrol Gore
Margarette St. Clair
Miss Minnie
FFA News
Mary K. Slider
Nettie
Jimmie R
Mr. Chaffin
Jimmie
Federal Land Bank
R. L. Lane
L. T. Cunningham
W. B. Barret
D. W. Long
John Burton
Comanche County
NFLA
Eiland Fagan, Sec-Treas
Rae
Comsunity Public Service Company
Higginbothams
Higginbotham’s
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