Banquet Celebrates Comanche High Gridiron Team
The annual school banquet honored the 1936 football captain Tommy and featured toasts by Coach Glenn Frazier Quentin Cauley and Hilbert Huett, a Mary Louise Rayborn and Rebecca Isham song, and a closing talk by J. D. Bramilette. The high school building was decorated in Black and Gold, with Miss Alice Hamilton and Oveta Barnhart directing and the Comanche High Swing Orchestra providing music.
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Tommy
Mary Louise Rayborn
Rebecca Isham
Glenn Frazier
Quentin Cauley
Hilbert Huett
J. D. Bramilette
Alice Hamilton
Oveta Barnhart
Comanche High Swing
Junior Senior Banquet celebrates All Fools Day 1937
On April 1 1937 the Junior Senior Banquet drew 105 attendees to a red and white festively lit hall. Food approval was universal except for a sauce stained tablet. Ted Durham served as toastmaster with Handsome Huett Lilly St Clair Churnhead Cauley and Vamp Vineyard among the program contributors.
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Ted Durham
Handsome Huett
Lilly St. Clair
Churnhead Cauley
Vamp Vineyard
Nona Lee Marshall
Senior Day Weekend Trip to Cisco Celebrated
After planning for Senior Day, the class left for Cisco on May 6, 1937, arriving by 6:30 PM. They checked into Laguna Hotel then enjoyed Lake Cisco, clubs, and a movie, stayed overnight, breakfasted on the roof garden, and spent the next day boating, swimming, hiking, skating, and touring the dam before lunch at Savoy Cafe and returning home with fond memories.
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Cisco
Laguna Hotel
Lake Cisco
Green Lantern Club
Peacock Club
Savoy Cafe
Sponsors Mean Much to Success of Seniors
The senior class elects Miss Martha Wetzel and Glenn Frazier as sponsors. They guided and advised the fifty four seniors throughout the year, serving as friends and companions both at work and play.
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Martha Wetzel
Glenn Frazier
Senior Picnic Opens Senior Year Social Calendar
The first social event of the senior year was the class picnic at Lake Banes in early fall. Games entertained attendees while a wiener roast and picnic supper fed the hungry crowd.
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Lake Banes
Tinkers and Talks Spark Young Audience at Fiesta Preview
University of Wisconsin lecturer Sam Grathwell spoke at a Fort Worth Frontier Fiesta event on May 1. He noted high school students were unusually attentive as he tied the Fiesta promotion into his talk with humorous illustrations, stressing relevance to youth issues.
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Sam Grathwell
University of Wisconsin
Fort Worth
Class Favorites Real Stand-Outs
The Senior class of 1937 crowned favorites in a playful election. Honors include Most Popular Boy Hilbert Huett and Most Popular Girl Bonita, with Ugliest Boy Harry Cloud drawing cheers after his speech. Other titles go to Quentin Cauley, June Long, Charles Marshall, Pollyanna Speed, Tom Clyde Marshall, Marion Wetzel, Grady Newsome, and Olene Lloyd.
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Harry Cloud
Hilbert Huett
Bonita
Quentin Cauley
June Long
Charles Marshall
Pollyanna Speed
Tom Clyde Marshall
Marion Wetzel
Grady Newsome
Olene Lloyd
Wide range of study and music programs in college catalog
The semester plan offers 269 courses in 27 departments with special instructors in physical education for men and women. Twenty seven teachers from top American and European conservatories provide a B A major in various fine arts. Large public school music classes prepare prospective teachers to lead singing. Practical commercial subjects are available for degree students and business specialists.
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America
Europe
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Thomas H. Taylor
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