Matthews and Williams CHS Sweethearts of 55-56
Betty Gleaton, daughter of S W Gleaton, was named CHS Football Sweetheart for the 1955 56 season and honored at the last football game against Brady with the band.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1956
Page
23
Betty Gleaton, daughter of S W Gleaton, was named CHS Football Sweetheart for the 1955 56 season and honored at the last football game against Brady with the band.
Boyd Anthony donated 100 pounds to Comanche High School Library for a 21 volume Dictionary of American Biography from Scribner and Son. Miss Dunn says the set, funded by Anthony, is a gift the students will treasure as a lasting resource. Jack Pettit presented a plaque and bracelet at the FFA banquet.
The Sophomores will travel to Cisco Friday night for their annual spring picnic. They discuss sack lunches barbecue swimming skating miniature golf and water guns as main topics. Sponsors Cox Lightfoot and Atwood say they will just enjoy watching the kids have fun.
The remark notes men earn most of the income while women spend most of it and highlights that men bear the burden of tax calculations.
Senior girls with two sponsors M Homer Palmer and M Hattie Brightman attend a student and guest event hosted by the Stephenville AAUW at Tarleton Dining Hall. The Swedish feast features a self-serve smorgasbord, piano by Mrs. Ann Beever, and a Tarleton style show, with guests from Hico Gustine Sidney De Leon Dublin Stephenville and Lingleville high schools and Tarleton State College.
Buster Brown suffered a painful injury at home last Friday when his foot was caught in a lawn mower. Two toes were severed and another severely cut. He was taken to Memorial Hospital in Brownwood.
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