Comanche School History From Early 1860s to 1906
A historical overview outlines Comanche Texas public schools from the first church classroom in 1860 through the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It names educators including J W Emory, Robert Wiley, Parson Tremble, A C Hilton, Mac Burks, Dave Switzer, J W Timmons, P M Barnes, William F Rogers, W T Mann, R E L Robertson, C O Smith, John W Melhaney, A W Evans, John A Donaldson, Henry Sims and others as head teachers in the Comanche College system. The piece notes transitions from a Masonic Institute to a college and details leadership changes amid Civil War and postwar growth.
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Dave S. Switzer
Old Rock
Comanche
Masonic Lodge of
Com
Comanche Masonic Male and
Comanche College
Rock
Mr. Switzer
Round Rock
Texas
Greenwood Institute
J. W. Timmons
Comanche School
Switzer
Gov
Timmons
San Angelo
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J. C. Wilkerson
Dublin
Germen
Blanket
Cartten
May
Cora
Leon
J. H
Tiny) Burton
Aunt Mary Murton
Aaron Little
T. C. Frost
J. W. Emory
Emory
Robert Wiley
Virginia
Wiley
Campbells
Parson Tremble
Prof. Hilton
Mac Burks
Hilton Burks
University of Mississippi
P. M. Barnes
Kentucky
Abilene
Rogers
Comanche County
Athens
T. Mann
Mann
Colorado City
Manche
R. E. L. Robertson
C. O. Smith
Prof. Rogers
Comanche School Sys
Smith
Prof. Is
A. W. Evans
State College
Evans
Prof. Evans
Ing
Fortune
Fame
John A. Donaldson
Evans and Henrty
Donaldson
Henry Sims
Stephenville
Prof. Sims
Despot
Parkes
Wnd
Ona
R. Py
Old College
Hinginbotham
Men’s & Boy’s
Furnituy
Higginbotham’s
Red
Green
Yellow
Dineti
Higginbotham