Committees Install Officers and Plan Projects for Year
The officers were installed by sponsor Miss Hattie Brightman. The group discussed possible projects for the coming year including adding machines for rent and sale as reported by The Comanche Chief.
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Hattie Brightman
Wilkerson and Byrd Selected To Attend Girls State
Dorothea Byrd and Marsha Wilkerson were chosen as Girls State representatives. Alternates are Letha Dunn and Kay Rachels. The girls will learn state government operations and return to share reports with students and civics classes</s>
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Girls’ State
Dorothea Byrd
Marsha Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Byrd
Dorothy Byrd
James Wilkerson
Marsha
National Honor Society
FTA
Letha Dunn
Irvin Dunn
Kay Rachels
Jean Rachels
Comanche Boys Take Second in District Volleyball Meet
Comanche boys from physical education classes finished second in District 8-AA volleyball. They beat Dublin but lost to De Leon. Players included Curtis Law Lloyd Ravenshine Kent Caries Cecil Spivey Jerry Biggs Earl Beaty Rodney Johnston Larry Layman and Gary Bragg.
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Comanche
Dublin
de Leon
Prag
Curtis Law Lloyd Ravenshine
Kent Caries
Cecil Spivey
Jerry Biggs
Earl Beaty
Rodney Johnston
Larry Layman
Gary Bragg
Seniors Star In School Play at CHS
CHS seniors performed the three act comedy Lock Stock and Lipstick on April 4 and 5. Cast included W M Day Sandra Blackwood James Fritts Ruth Cattles Tim Slider Patti Middleton Margie Vineyard Curtis Lane Pat Johnston Sue Collins and Ann Green. Director Miss Nokia Dunn. Receipts totaled 286 45 with net 175 22. Proceeds support the class treasury farewell gift and senior trip to Mo Ranch May 9 11.
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CHS
Lock
Stock
Lipstick
W. M. Day
Sandra Blackwood
James Fritts
Ruth Cattles
Tim Slider
Patti Middleton
Margie Vineyard
Curtis Lane
Pat Johnston
Sue Collins
Ann Green
Nokia Dunn
Marguerite Ross
Mo Ranch
Kerrville
Ball Point Pen Drama at CHS Highlights School Larceny Satire
A satirical diary exposes a pen swiping cycle at CHS where students share mislaid ball point pens. The piece mocks casual theft and suggests a humorous view of the school’s “Rent a Ball Point” culture, noting teachers’ forgetfulness and widespread pen losses.
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CHS
Sharon Rackley Chosen FHA Girl Of Month
Sharon Rackley is named FHA Girl of April. She serves as recording secretary and will be treasurer next year. She chaired the tea for teachers during National FHA Week and narrated the assembly program. She completed the junior and chapter degrees and begins work on the state degree. She is active in National Honor Society FTA Library Club and 4-H. She aims to become a home economics teacher.
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Dorothea
National Honor Society
FTA
Dam
Westinghouse
Wee Wen
Westin
Sharon Rackley
FHA
Sharon
Library Club
Proctor
Freshman Girls Dye Laces to Match Dresses
Two freshmen, C. M. and B. R., were seen on campus dyeing the laces of their tennis shoes to coordinate with their outfits, a small fashion trend amid ordinary campus life.
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C. M
RECORD AND ACCOUNT BOOKS IN Various Styles and Sizes
The Chief notes a range of record and account books in several styles and sizes. Options emphasize quality ice and rating options, presenting a practical selection for offices and clerical work.
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Record & Account
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Herb Goodson
MoorMan
Moorman Manufacturing CO
P.O. Box
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Mrs Baird
Herbert Fields
Sonora, Texas
Texas Dept. of Public Health and
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