Comanche School System Praised and Leaders Featured
The Comanche Chief lauds the local school system for progress under Superintendent S. H. Fletcher and Principal Troy Norris. It lists seven school board members and notes teachers earning degrees, with Don Cook honored in the 1964 Arrowhead dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
S. H. Fletcher
R. W
Bill) Evans
Proctor
Sid Carney
Arkansas
Highway 36
L. L. Dukes
Beattie
Bill Clemons
A&m
Floyd Prather
Baylor
Howell Cobb
George Willis
Comanche High School Honors Faculty and Staff
The Arrowhead profiles CHS teachers and coaches including Ian Cook, Pallie Palmer, Hattie Brightman, Maxine Martin, Jewel Werner, Stephen Wilson, Jack King, Roger Oliver, Fred Curry, Phyllis Ellis, Ray Smith, Marguerite Ross, Nobia Dunn, Sandra Hobby, Carolyn Buhanan, Archie Boyd Jr., Katheryn Hill, Elam Miles, and Pete Hobby. It notes their degrees, roles, and contributions to CHS activities and athletics. Coach Smith leaves for Corpus Christi. Sandra Hobby is highlighted as a busy partner in teaching and family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHS
Pete Hobby
Texas
Howard Payne
Hobby
McCulloch County Singing at Voca Baptist Church
Community members are invited to a singing event at the McCulloch County Baptist Church in Voca on Sunday afternoon May 24 at 2 o clock. The gathering promises a communal musical program with local participants and attendees.
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Comanche County
Dublin
Germen
Dhannet
Carbon
May
Zephyr
Texas
Comanche
Tenses
McCulloch County
Voca
Cook's English It's The Best Cook's English
Students in IV class held a press conference to identify a person in the news today by studying their life. Examples include Ringo Star President Johnson and Jack Ruby, with Dear Abby columns cited as answers to questions about love and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cook
Ringo Star
Johnson
Melvin Belli
Abigal van Buren
Krushchev
Abbey
President Johnson
Jack Ruby
Party Held for Dennis Brandon After CHS Graduation
Dennis Brandon was surprised with a picnic and gift party Sunday afternoon at Lake after his CHS graduation. The event honored his move, with friends and family attending the gathering at the lakeside location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Brandon
CHS
Proctor seniors picnic details with Dennis noted
A fragment mentions Proctor seniors picnicking with Dennis including Jerry Swindle Marsha Wil erston Kenneth Laves Sylvia Haas and Eddie Jones. It also notes sulfuric acid as one of the reactor chemicals made in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Dennis
Jerry Swindle
Marsha Wilerston
Kenneth Laves
Sylvia Haas
Eddie Jones
America
Durham Parents Named in Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice mentioning Mr and Mrs of Durham and Waco, with unclear relation and event details. The readable text references parents and locations but lacks complete names or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Waco Apent Mande Yringey
Durham
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C. Wilkerson & Sons
C. Wilkerson
Wilkerson, JR
West Grand Comanche
United States
Ement
Madi
Texas Education Agency
Stephen F. Austin State College
Nachogdoches
Fletcher
SMU
Troy Norris
East Texas State College
Commerce
Norris
Comanche High
Comanche High School
Doon
Ian Cook
Hardin-Simmons University
The
University of Texas
Pallie Palmer
S.A. Texas Woman's University of Denton
M.E
Howard Payne College
Hattie Brightman
University of Chicago
Maxine Martin
Brownwood
Jewel Werner
Future Teachers of America
North Texas State University
Stephen R. Wilson
Granbury
Texas A&m
Jack King
Hillsboro
TCU
Horned Frog
Roger Oliver
Waco
South Texas State University
Fred Curry
Phyllis Ellis
Fairfield
Illinois
Arizona State University
Gober
Ray Smith
Austin College
Marguerite Ross
Flaming Redhead
Howard
Nobia Dunn
Sandra Hobby
Vernon
Carolyn Buhanan
B.S. North Texas State University
Future Homemakers
Young Homemakers
Archie Boyd, Jr
Katheryn Hill
Texas Wesleyan College
Elam Miles
Texas Tech
Goldthwaite
Morgan’s Cafe
Cook
Higginbotham
Mal Johns
Manville
Levi's
STA Prest
Higginbotham's
James Slider
Optometrist
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