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

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Wi Gil CLASS OF 1937 We leave: Years of storing knowledge, training mindsg Friends--a tie that ever binds Us to the things that we leave here. Today we see Straight, eager bodies in long grey gowns, Smiles to match our anxious frowns. ---All worldly thoughts are fled. We take: In our minds, an inspiration To do justice to creationg ---And for the future, mem'ries dear. Tomorrow we shall see Life's meaning, never grasped beforeg True symbol of the garb we wore, When worldly thoughts had fled. Leon Scott E3

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FORE WORD May this edition ofthe Chieftain keep alive happy memories of school days which have passed so quickly, so Surely. If this Chieftain preserves these memories for us it has fulfilled its purpose for its only mission is to bring back glimpses of happy carefree days --our highschool days. DEDICATION There is no greater contribution to the world than n life spent in the education of its children. We leave the school. but the personality and a portion of that culture of our teacher goes w'th us. Long after the physical memories have grown dim we shall yet conduct ourselves in the manner of our criterion. Thus we wish to thank the faculty and es- pecially Miss Ila Rogers, not only for the ma- erial aid with which they were so liberal, but for the guidance, the interest, and the inspiration that they have given to so many members of the class of 1937.

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Mr. A. H. Parmelce Principal . gh Mr, Bill Haller Vzw-p rincipal '1