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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
5
Coach Sames Fritts says football prospects for next season look bright after a strong showing by a cohesive group. The Tri-Eddrter and Senter Edition praise the team’s hard work and hustling performance.
The Senior Class of 1963 voted to gift a trophy case for the second floor hall of CHS. It nears completion as a lasting token of gratitude to faculty, administration, and students, hoped to be enjoyed by future generations.
Ken Rachels senior at Comanche High School was honored at a dinner party Sunday May 12 hosted by the Presbyterian Church. Ken, who attends Whilte School, spent the weekend in Comanche with relatives.
James Blue caught a 14 pound blue catfish after a thirty minute fight using shrimp bait. He also landed a 10 pound yellow catfish in the same outing.
A tribute list gathers memories of teachers and administrators who shaped students through English, math, history, science, home economics, agriculture, library, music, and leadership. It highlights Jewel Werner Hattie Brightman Marguerite Ross Ray Smith Don Cook Pallie Palmer Pete Hobby Sandra Hobby Roger Oliver Vera Newson Kathryn Hill Daymond Power Arch Boyd Morris Dean Nobia Dunn Jack King Steve Wilson S. H. Fletcher Troy Norris and their lasting impact.
The report notes juniors and seniors at ported who wrote the article feel fortunate the dance was not named the Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Jarratt are visiting Italy along with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Doc Jarratt.
Dicky Dickson and Tim Slider, sons of local families, were elected from their Junior Class to represent Comanche High School at Boys State. The event gathered 612 seniors at the University of Texas from June 3 to 9, 1962, to study state government through a simulated political system.
Miss Glenda Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs J D who attends Howard College was home for Mother's Day along with her parents.
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