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

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FORREST GOODRICH Pres. Class, Pep Club, Student Council, Red- skin Arrow, Annual Staff, Handbook And hereafter and forever Shall he hold supreme dominion, NELL ALLEN Pres. Senior Class, Stu- dent Council, Campus Theater, Chieftain Staff All the talents of a life time She divided with her peo- ple. HOWARD ROBERTS Chivalrous and kniglitly is he, Smiling sweet on one and all. NAOMI YEAMAN Spotlight President, An- nual Staff A maiden fair with nimble finger, Heart and hand that move together. ROBERT CARROLL Hi-Y VVorking hard and failing never Is this lad who tries for- ever. WILMA BAKER Campus Theater. Chief- tain Staff She's the girl who did the printing, One that wrote the Ar- row's stories. EDVVARD BLACK Minstrel, Treasure Hunt- ers Minstrelsy and music please me, Let my life most happy Ire. s Twenty four LOUISE HOLCOMB Sr. Treas., Student Coun- cil, Handbook, Annual Staff Always ready, always willing, True and faithful to the end. LAMAR CASTLE Basketball, Sr. Vice-Pres. Popularity hath touched him, But for one alone he longeth. MARJORIE MCCONNELL Student Council, Campus Theater, Annual Staff The sweet composure in her eyes Hides mischief that be- neath them lies. EVELYN ECKSTEIN Art Club, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Class Secretary Deeds are better things than words are, Actions mightier than lxoastings. ELTA MORGAN Ki-Yi. G. R., G. R. Play Named we her the medi- cine maiden, Smiles and sunshine doth she scatter. VELVA HICKMAN Redskin Arrow. Campus Theater Laughed and flattered all her lovers, All her young and hand- some suitors. RUTH CRAIG Capt. Hockey, V. Ball, Al- pha. Gamma, Baseball Maid admired hy all who know her. Ne'er accused of faults could she be.

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AN NTABILLLE LAPSHAW her virtues For these all who know her love her ROB ER F BARR O Club Football Man he is and naught c'm change him Fame and riches turn his head not DOROTHX MOORE Hockey Team Lapt Vol leyhall team Alpha Gamma Chieftain St'iff Dat the athlete much al mired Dot the friend of all her classmates HEIXRX VERTREES Whats the use of work- ing always. Life was made for pleas- ure also. HAZEL NEEL Les Arbeiles 28, G. R. '29 Raven hair and eyes that match it Are two beauties of this maiden. BELETA MEEK Hockey Team, Volleyball, Alpha Gamma Strong and sturdy is Bc- leta, 'Tis a joy to just behold her. BESSIE MERCER Poetry Club '28, Sewing Club '29 Workers in this world are needed, Those who speak but lit- tle ever. JOHN BOYD By his blazing fire he sat there Warm and merry eating crlnkmg DORIS MUNDAY Campus lheatre Swim ming Ixnh Rusty so named by her classmates For her locks so riehly shining 1 DWIN MORRIS Jr Play Was there eer .1 greater reader Or one who studied so little? RUDY WALLER She whose locks 'ire curled hy nature Is the envy of her class- mates. ' EDWIN SPIKER Why this laughter unseemly? Life is full of strife an: trouble. ELM ER HUNT Hi-Y, Tennis, Eng. Cluh Was there ever Redskin like him Doing all the things that he did? CECIL MERCER Engineering Club Plans I have: I'll ne'er disclose them But well I'nl do them thn I die. Li ,ll ,QD 51y1,5,,i-of sgxfl K-gg yi- eg ig .- , ' , . ' 5 l Charm . and Beauty are Foothall, O Club ' 1 i 1 ' , ' it ,ii YI- 7- 1 1 - ' 4. 1. , ' , ! 5' ' . , I . ' t , - 9 '30 ' so ' 1 Twenty three

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ir-rf, 'I Pt I sh,-9 NW Q' rn-.,w,'t1'i 'f ' . s 1 'f ,. . yfflv, FRANCES HESTER BONNIE SMITH Sec. Student Council '30 HQCl'1CY, Vfllleyllallt Alpha just to gaze upon her l-amma beauty Sports I love, and crave Is zz privilege we cherish. ff1l1Cl1 action. A Being lstill cloth irk me great y. ADELL MORTON Girl Scouts, Science Club ., Working hard at all her TRAVIS SMITH duties, Orch., Izaak Walton Club Excellently cloth she do Hide me not with a build- th . U18 em Air and sunshine call me CVCT. HELEN T' CABANIS5 DOROTHEA LTMBACH Spotllght S cl' ht 0 -I t All me 'hat I t.,..:1f5..2.i'... Isn?Ol:'one alone' Mxiliclzeseiit from heaven To send forth to all the peop e. ODESSA SMITH Spotlight, Harmony Girls ' Q v For her gentleness we FLOY I3 GARINER love llef- . Let my actions tell their And the magic of her story, Pl3YlnB- Not my words will tell my greatness. MULLY WRIGHT RUSSELL MATTHESEN SP'-Vlllglltf Volleyball, Redskin Arrow, Magazine, Offih- , , Hi-Y. Student Council Music fit for kings doth Bumeth brightly doth She make' , Ambition A2214 5i?ealPl3Y'n31 Cheers Inf the heart of this brave ers- ellow. RUBY STUNE -l- T' THOMAS Girl Reserves Scout Legion 'B, '29 ' Thinking much but say- Life is such a serious ing little matter, Working, striving, for ad- I must ponder on it long. vancement. THELMA KAILEY i VERL FERGASO When she smiles, the 'Neath a quiet, calm ex- very sunbeams terior Lose their brightness and Lies a man well worth their glitter. the knowing. Twenty five