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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1963

Page

17

Athletics Value in Lessons Beyond the Game

The author argues athletics build physical health and character teaching teamwork sportsmanship honesty fair play determination persistence and resilience. He cites self reliance and discipline and ends with Grantland Rice on how the scorekeeper records how you played the game.

Grantland Rice

Optimism and Hope in Browning’s Pippa Passes

The speaker champions unwavering optimism and personal responsibility for happiness. They cite Robert Browning’s Pippa Passes, praising the girl’s cheer amid hardship and the line God’s in His heaven, all’s right with the world as a perfect expression of their view.

Robert Browning Pippa

CHS Cheerleaders Named For 63 64

Five cheerleaders and an alternate were elected to Comanche High School student body leadership for 63 64. Susan Bowers, a junior next year, leads as head cheerleader, with Jan Robertson and Judy Jarratt returning as Indians cheerleaders. New leaders include Pat Abbey a senior and Anita Page McKinzie a sophomore. Jan and Judy will be juniors. Cathy Fanning was the elected alternate, set to be a junior.

Princcf Comanche Susan Bowers Jan Robertson Judy Jarratt Indians Pat Abbey Anita Page McKinzie Jan Judy Priday Cathy Fanning

CHS Indian Band Joins San Angelo Contest

The CHS Indian Band travelled to San Angelo on Friday April 8 to compete in the Vanished Army Black Knight and Overture for Winds. After about ninety minutes of tense waiting, Comanche earned ratings of two in concert and two in sight reading while band director Jack King received the trophy the band had won at Interacast Marching Contest.

CHS San Angelo Comanche Jack King

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