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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1946

Page

24

School yearbook sale notice promises new book arrival

Students are urged to pay one dollar in person with a receipt to receive this year’s annual yearbook. Books may be mailed after payment, or swapped if not wanted. The note credits Mr Karl Shock and Mrs John Dyer for their help and thanks the staff including editors Weary Marshall George Samuels and Dick Armstrong.

Karl Shock Mr. Shock John Dyer Mrs. Dyer Weary Marshall George Samuels Dick Armstrong

What We Like About Our CHS Teachers

Seniors praise CHS staff for support and humor. Robinson and Harris receive praise for cooperation while Dyer and Mrs Dyer are commended as a sport and an English IV teacher. Camp earns thanks for re establishing band and orchestra. Dean and Macon are noted for personality and influence.

Business Manager and Staff at the Gazette

Harold Pate serves as Business Manager with Betty Roberts as Picture Editor and Bill Wilkerson handling Advertising. The item lists key newsroom roles and names in a newspaper staff slate.

Harold Pate Betty Roberts Bill Wilkerson

Comanche High School Reorganizes Band Under Mr M T Camp

In 1945 ex service man Mr M T Camp reestablished the Comanche high school band on December 17 after a three year gap. About 95 high school and 98 grammar school students joined. Officers were Jack Riley president Weasy Marshall secretary treasurer Dean Rippetoe reporter Ina B Burks librarian. The first performance was March 4 followed by April 2 downtown near the square. Camp started a girls band and plans more small ensembles for events. The fall band may reach 80 players. The community thanks him for the effort.

Comanche High School Comanche M. T. Camp Cam*pare Jack Riley Weasy Marshall Dean Rippetoe Ina B. Burks Camp

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