Comanche Football History Under Coach Frazier
The Comanche Indians under Coach Frazier and assistants Fletcher prospected rapid growth, three-way ties for first, a 1938 district title, and a strong scoring span of 778 points for and 291 against. The record highlights 29 conference wins with five losses in one season and a 53–0 closing win over De Leon.
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Keanes
Notre Dame
Comanche
Prosser
Frazier
Dublin
Hamilton
Fletcher
Brady Bulldogs
de Leon
Private by Pay Coker aims to become a big businesswoman
The passage sketches a group of students and their dreams for the future. Bonnie Belle Collins, Frances, Paula Cato, Linda Burton, Billy Jones, and others outline careers from interpreters and teachers to politicians, organizers, and scientists, imagining lives across the globe and near their hometown.
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Pay Coker
Bonnie Belle Collins
Frances
Paula Cato
Linda Burton
Billy Jones
Linda
Lane
Tom Evridge
E. Dutton
Dabneys
Louise Wilhelm
C.H.S
Minnie
Mary Frances Miller
Ruth Jacobs
Lillie Lou
Nina Belle May
Ory McKenzie
Ory
June Browne
Miss Hattie
Merlin Jenkins
Marilyn Clark
Joe Carnes
Harold Little
Billy C. Everitt
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By Johnsle Pate
Jenny Lou DeWitt
Irene Warren
Miss DeWitt
Wilburn Fletcher
Joe Azagness
Jack Dillin
Donald Lacy
Miss Minnie
Hormell
Cc. G. Logan
Hon
Jake
Norman Howington
John Pate
Ollie Mae Littleton
Ila Ma McDonald
Molene Hicks
Collier Pope
Nolan Burdette
Ates Breedlove
Kennetott
Jessie Lee Boynton
Siby Lam
Vienna
Ing Iam
Dia Tie
Brownwood, Texas
Comanche County
J. H. Arthur
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Texas Power & Light Co
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