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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
8
A fragmented school memo outlines Homemaking I II IV and General Education with Girls Athletics Physical Education and marching bands. It mentions non credit Choral 3 and a plan for graduation credits twenty with five per year and a grade threshold.
CHS Library Club capped its year with a party for 23 seniors on Tuesday May 14 in the high school auditorium and library. About 100 attended as Paula Johnson spoke, Kay Burton read, Marsha Wilkerson sang Hello Young Lovers, and the Mellodears performed Catch A Falling Star. Opaque senior photos with age captions were shown, then punk and cookies were served by a social committee.
W M Day and James Fritts received Lone Star Farmer certificates at the Cross Timbers District banquet. The award requires three years of vocational ag, $500 in project earnings, neat records, a B average, leadership, and cooperative work. James and W M advanced from Greenhand to Chapter Farmer. Six others remain eligible for spring state degrees.
Comanche High School prepares to retire Morris Dean after twenty years as Vocational Agriculture teacher. A Texas A&M graduate, Dean is noted for shaping students with direct instruction and example. He will retire to his ranch and Black Angus herd, leaving a lasting impact on his pupils. The community also notes visits from relatives and CHS families during the weekend.
The Comanche Indian Band Parents Club will meet Monday evening May 20 at 7 30 o clock at the Band Hall. Election of officers will be held and decisions made on the Kentucky trip. Refreshments will be served and all band student parents are urged to attend.
Mrs. Edith Willis spent the weekend in Richardson visiting her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Joe Durham and children.
The McGinnis family extends deep thanks to friends neighbors and all who helped save their home and belongings. They commend the helpers for a job well done and wish God’s blessing on each.
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