Arrowhead dedication honors J C Wilkerson at Comanche High
The 1962 Comanche High Arrowhead commemorates J. C. Wilkerson for decades of service from teacher to administrator and editor. He arrived in 1912, led as superintendent, and later edited The Chief. The book highlights his loyalty to Comanche High and school activities.
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J. C. Wilkersons
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Bill Wikerson
Comanche High seniors celebrate Forty-Niner party on patio
CHS Senior Class honored Sharon Durham with a Forty-Niner treasure hunt party at the Floyd Prather home on the Brownwood Highway. About 36 prospectors split into four clans and hunted for treasure, with prizes a free theatre pass for the winning clan.
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Sharon Durham
Comanche High School
Floyd Prather
Brownwood Highway
Walter Durham Sr
Caraway
Wilkerson
Kit Carson
John Sutter
Jesse James Gane
Clementines
Swindle Children Visit Co manche with Mother Mrs Swindle
Spending the weekend in Comanche with their mother Mrs Alwine Swindle were her children Miss LaRae Swindle and Charles Swindle, both of Austin.
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Comanche
Alwine Swindle
LaRae Swindle
Charles Swindle
Austin
Hayes Couple Visited Comanche Relatives Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Howard Hayes of Fort Worth spent the weekend in Comanche visiting his sisters Miss Alice Hayes and Mrs John Reese.
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Howard Hayes
Fort Worth
Comanche
Alice Hayes
John Reese
CHS Warrior Year of Achievements and Staff Honor
CHS Warrior year highlighted by student editors and staff. The 1961-62 staff produced editions since September and earned All-Texas recognition at the Denton press conference. Junior and senior staff contributed to final days coverage and class features.
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Fea- Apo
Denton
Sherrian Loudermi
Ruth Cattles
Stella McDonald
Lynne Grimmer
John Dutley
Jimmy Wilkerson
Patricia Johnston
Linda Dobyns
Ginger Parsons
Linda Wilson
Autie Mae Merrell
Valedictorian Honors Go To Loudermilk At 1962 Senior Rally
Sherrian Loudermilk is named valedictorian with a 96.6 average, while Tom Brightman is salutatorian at 96.52. Karen Pattillo follows with 95.7. Loudermilk, editor of the Warrior, leads in clubs and Senior Edition planning. Brightman presided over the National Honor Society and starred in plays and sports.
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Tom Brightman
Sherrian Loudermilk
Sherriian
Tom
Karen Pattillo
Sherrilan
Carrol Loudermilk
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American Heritage Club
National Honor Society
Chief
Sherrian
CHS Publication Editors Named for 1962 63 Staffs
Ruth Catties and Lynne Grimmer named co editors of the 1962 63 WARRIOR staff with James Fritts in charge of next year s ARROWHEAD. Lynne and Ruth previously served as WAR RIOR page editors and plan new additions for the 1962 63 editions. Ruth participates in PHA Spanish Club Libra and American Heritage Club and was Halloween Duchess. Lynne came from Arlington and joined FHA and Girl Scout activities while James is the first male ARROWHEAD head since the 1940s and has been assistant photographer and FFA vice president with many ideas for the year.
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Lynne Grimmer
James Fritts
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Ruth
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James
Future Farmer of America
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