Fifteen FHA officers chosen for 1972 73 school year
Fifteen girls were installed as FHA officers for the 1972 73 school season. Sandra Craig leads as President with Fredda Davis as Vice President and Dawn Roden as Service President. Other officers include Debbie Durham Third VP Glenda Chester Roxanne Schuman Fifth VP Sally Key Cindy Hicks Wanda Beaty Cindy Owens Gine Harri Terri Smith Wanda Hatley and a CHS Warrior in the chorus of duties. God is invoked for guidance and success per Proverbs 3 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Sandra Craig
Fredda Davis
Dawn Roden
Debbie Durham
Glenda Chester
Roxanne Schuman
Sally Key
Cindy Hicks
Wanda Beaty
Cindy Owens
Gine Harri
Terri Smith
Wanda Hatley
CHS Warrior
Library Club installs Officers
Principal Lee Presswood presided as Library Club officers were sworn in on Wednesday September 13. Laura Spruill as president Debbie Grimmer as vice president Cindy Roberts as second vice president and Cyndy Richey recording secretary Sandi Sudderth corresponding secretary Roxanne Schuman Terry Seay and Linda Andrews as reporters. Also named were Sam Waring parliamentarian Lynn Anderson student council representative Joyce Stewart Phy Ns Boone Brenda Chancellor Patsy Graves and Vickie Schuman social committee. The club began the year with a float in the Victory Parade before the Granbury game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Spruill
Debbie Grimmer
Cindy Roberts
Cyndy Richey
Sandi Sudderth
Roxanne Schuman
Terry Seay
Linda Andrews
Kathy Penshaw
Bridget Conway
Sam Waring
Lynn Anderson
Joyce Stewart
Why ride a bike why not CHS Warrior
The CHS Warrior notes bikes are resurging as affordable campus transport. Five speed and ten speed terms become common, bikes appear on campus, sometimes stolen, offering cheap travel with a pair of sturdy legs and low fuel needs. A midrange bike costs around 150. The piece contrasts biking with car use and asks why not ride a bike.
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Little Brothers
Sam
Public Records and Deeds From Local District Court
District court records show divorce suits for Flossie Williams and John Gaston Williams on Sept 18 and Betty Sue Brown Stuard with Joe Wilson Stuard on Sept 28. Debt suit listed Grainger Inc. versus Jim West dba Jim West Construction Co. and multiple deeds recorded Sept 25–Sept 28 detailing transfers in Comanche and surrounding counties.
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District Court
Flossie Williams
John Gaston Williams
Betty Sue Brown Stuard
Joe Wilson Stuard
Grainger Inc
Jim West
Dba
Jim West Construction Co
Melton Varnell Simpson
Margaret Stacy
Milton Smith
T. P. Miller
Eleanor Moore
T. J. Warren
Welton Varnell Simpson
Margaret Steer
Zela Stacy Simpson
H& T.C. Ry. Co
Melton Varnell Simpron
Ellen Moore League
I. C. Stacy, Jr
Willie Miller Stacy
Margaret Cov
Willier Miller Stacy
Eleanor Moecre
Geneva Harris
Jeanche County
Eula Morris
Orus Jones
Comanche Co
B. C. and
S. F. Ry. Co
G. C
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Comanche County
G. Co
S. F. Ry Co
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Sipe Springs
Larry Richard Henry
Virginia King Steward
City of
Comanche
Keele Addition
Weldon D. Turner
Elton Wayne Swindle
Sunset Hills Addistion
R. O. Case II
Mary Dell Stewart
Angelica C. Jensen
William Stewart
Oak Ridge Estates
Larry D. Cox
James Perry Cox
Water Front
John M. Payne
Charles W. Taylor
Tri-Mark Development, Inc
Charles A. Owen
City of de Leon
Gober
Daniel W. Wildfong
Woodrow W. Murdoch
Samuel Jones
Genevieve L. Lane
Raymond D. Hicks
W. R
Vines Chapter of Future Teachers of America Formed
The Ola Cunningham Chapter of the Future Teachers of America met for the first time on Monday September 11. The group discussed plans and nominated candidates for induction. Officers for the coming year include Landon Vines president Jeborah Harrington vice president Darla Keith secretary Janice Boyd treasurer Wanda Beaty reporter Randy Riley student council representative Susan O'Brien historian and Patty Schwartz parliamentarian.
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Ola Cunningham
The
Future Teachers of America
Landon Vines
Jeborah Harrington
Darla Keith
Janice Boyd
Wanda Beaty
Randy Riley
Susan O'Brien
Patty Schwartz
Seniors Enjoy Special Treatment At School
The writer notes that seniors receive perks like skipping class for pictures and attending exciting meetings, while they appear no different from underclassmen. The piece hints at a rite of passage and curiosity about why seniors are treated as adults.
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CHS Warrior
FHA Council Skit At First Meeting Promotes Sweetheart Banquet
The FHA Council presented a skit Early Morning Rush The Wrong Way featuring Fredda Davis Roxanne Echumen Niki Easley Debbie Durham Gay York and Juanita Sanchez. Members are earning funds for the Sweetheart Banquet by selling mums with a Daddy Date Night planned for October.
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FHA
Fredda Davis
Roxanne Echumen
Niki Easley
Debbie Durham
Gay York
Juanita Sanchez
CHS Warrior
If you must talk about your troubles
Advice from CUS Warrior on airing woes. The quote urges sharing troubles with enemies who will be delighted, rather than boring friends. It frames venting as strategic rather than emotional.
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Lady Wrangler
Sandi Sudderth Crowned 1972 Homecoming Queen
Sandi Sudderth was crowned Homecoming Queen at CHS during halftime. Escorts included Tommy Gibson and a rose presentation by Bridget Conway. The senior has held multiple honors and roles in FFA, NHS, FTA, Library Club, band, and cheerleading. Other court members: Betty Giesecke Carol Trotter Pat Prater Linda Andrews Kimberly Renshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandi Sudderth
Sandi
Tommy Gibson
CHS
Bridget Conway
FFA Sweet
Ween's Court
Betty Giesecke
Carol Trotter
Pat Prater
Linda Andrews
Kimberly Renshaw
Carol
NHS
Randy Johnston
Pat
Library Club
Linda
Kimberly
CHS Warrior
FA Beaux Nominated for FHA Beaux
Four homemaking classes select nominees for the FHA Beaux with Richard Hicks named senior candidate Don Gilliam chosen by juniors Terry Dutton and freshman Junior Sanchez named as the freshman nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hicks
Don Gilliam
Terry Dutton
Junior Sanchez
DECA Club Elects Officers for 1972 School Year
The DECA Club met on Monday September 18 at 10 30. Officers were nominated and elected for the 1972 school year with Steve Clemons as president Matias Lopez as secretary Teena Jaulsen as treasurer Betty Greece as parliamentarian Lancen Vines as photographer Roy Jullard as reporter and Jimmy Abbey as reporter
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DECA
Steve Clemons
Matias Lopez
Teena Jaulsen
Betty Greecke
Lancen Vines
Roy Jullard
Jimmy Abbey
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