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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1971
Page
5
Card of thanks notes sorrow and thanks Dr Roy and Mrs Mims for kindness during hospital stay. Voters will see 14 proposed constitutional amendments on the November 7 1972 ballot including a constitutional convention four year terms for major officials and tax and exemption changes.
Informal views on dating and marriage are shared with FHA members at the October 12 meeting. Connie Power chairs a panel of three Young homemakers with Bonita McDonald and Rena Lackey answering questions on dating behavior money issues and how home economics aids married life.
Comanche Texas's Comanche High School hosts a Library Club meeting on October 13. Members order black and gold pens bearing CHS and Fighting Indians branding after a week review by Mrs. Forier B Franks of Liz Carpenter memoir Tiufies and Flourishes. Mrs Franks receives a china mug from CHS Warrior as thanks.
Berta Goodson leads a science collection initiative with Fossil displays in class. Students Wade Hall Mark Dutton and Sam Cunningham contribute fossils and learn conservation roles, linking fossils to nature and the broader science curriculum.
Mery Caraway's second graders will use four new portable glare resistant screens in the old elementary wings to display training films guidance and counseling materials without moving to the auditorium. Larry Dooley designed the visuals and Arch Boyd built the screens for classroom use with potential for broader use.
Mark Dutton son of Mr and Mrs J M Dutton of Proctor explains how squirrels store pecans for winter. He notes Blue Jays help by burying and planting pecans that sprout into trees. Dutton attends Comanche Elementary as a fifth grade student in Miss Goodson's class studying conservation.
Local Sports Boosters in Comanche led by Floyd Prather boost high school football spirit with pep rallies, humor, and even animal mascots. They donated a telephone for coaches during games and helped film the Coleman game for Channel 3. Other items include a seven man blocking sled and a whirlpool bath.
The 51 girl PZ SQUAD pep team travels weekly to Indian games to boost spirit. Dressed in gold pantsuits with black and gold pom poms they rally the Indians before the game and at halftime. They give up dates and outfits to support the football team and encourage others to attend.
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