Capitol Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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.,. M' A, time ,, L BILL ENGLISH, Pres. HATTIE RICE, Vice-Prc'.r. HARVEY ScoTT, Reporter. GRAYSON B.fKIiER, Yr-Il Leader. lVA MAE MvCCASKILL, Sec. The Junior Class JUNIOR CALENDAR Sept. 22. Class election day, faithful old Bill elected President. Jan. 16. Another class election, bashful Ed chosen President. jan. 21. Class Luncheon and Assembly. Didn't we have a swell time? Oh! Mar- gie! VVon't you, huh ? Apr. 11. Junior-Senior Reception. We threw off our prejudices and gave the Sen- iors a real good time. May 28. Seniors are gone, so we must be IT. May 30. Nothing to do till September. AI ' . Seventeen

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NELL ALLEN, Pros. FCRREQT Cootrxzicn, View-P1'cs. ZEVELYN EcKsT1i1N, Svc. LORITNE ELLQFRQT, Rc,'vnrfcr Sept. Sept Oat. Oct. Nov. Dec. Dec. jan. Jan. Mar. Apr. May May May May May Louise HoLcoM1:, Trvas. The Senior Class SENIOR CALENDAR School again! Pipe the new building! Gee, ain't it a pip? Our Nell chosen president. Seniors always get the lgest. Boo! Hoo! It rained on the pretty red caps the seniors made for the Reci- skin-Norman Football game. Halloween Assembly. 'Wee XVillie Haller Says: Even a football hero can't graduate without burning a little midnight oil. Seniors threw a swell luncheon for the old grads. Even the speakers were good. No wonder-part of 'em wuz seniors. Dignified seniors gave class Christmas party for underprivileged children. A let-up on the pore seniors. A relax from the grind of studying. Vacation couldn't last forever. A new semester and a lot of new seniors. Coronation of Edna and Carl as Princess and Chieftain. Alumni Day! Even they admit ours is the best crop. Senior Play! NVuz it a wow? Well, I hope. Junior-Senior Reception-One time when they all dolled up. Baccalaureate Sermon. Commencement. Caps, gowns and sheepskins fit won't be long nowj. Hot dog! Is everybuddy heppyi What! Do I see a few tears? Aw, them's just crocodile tears-yuh cfnt fool me. Anyway, schools out! ! Sixteen

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l 4: l i l l I l J. F. MALONE, Pres. Cizcgi. PEPPER, Vice-Pres. CLEO SHACKLEFORD, Sec.-Trcas. RIAYB-ELLE IQROB, Reporter. Loy ELAM, Sgt-at-Arms. Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE HISTORY Large and Growing seems to have been the motto of the sophomore class for the beginning enrollment of five hundred has steadily increased throughout the school year. From this large group was chosen the boys' debate team for the schoolg one of the members, Curt Shadrick, tried out and was given a place on the team while he yet was a 9A. J. F. Malone filled his place as president so well during the first semester that he l was chosen to succeed himself. l Under the sponsorship of Ruth Woodson and Bill Haller, the class has made notice- able progress. A skating party on March 13 proved to be the activity that went far toward uni- fying the class. The future looks bright for the sophomore class, and present records reveal a future class of most illustrious students. I Eighteen I