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

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Change your mind, begs Sonny, when Jerry re- fuses hrs nnvmtotuon for 0 dote un favor of Keuth Hen- show lleftl. Ho Del! Yor- bro hopes notf Jockve Lon- don, extreme rrght, hos no duffucufty persuodung Helen McClure whnle Roy Lone opploudes the choece. the library o group of students use the lunch hour Q I

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Wouldn't you think they would quit that foolishness and gave a lady o chance to get a drink, says Denna Fo Terrell whsle Rnchard, Mary Jon, Louise and Kenneth pay no rnund and James Eppler is full of sympathy. rf X 1514--'W if , lT'S All IN ..'-,J P 'C Come on, says lr sw J Melyun Wlnters, to Mary Jon Johnson, Tell a guy goodbye an proper tashuonf' Shall l? says Mary Jon ta George Faubnon, who firsapproyed the Carson, To Jack and lt's nice to be a grad- uatnng Senlorf' says Bull Hance, lt's lots nrcer to be Q new father, says brother Rael. whole buslness wlth the able support ot Wanda Mary Jane nt's a matter ot no importance ll

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CLASS R PHI ECY Woe us me' Woe IS me' How sod ore the trrols ond trlbulotlons of on edutor Wos It ever thus? Whot sholl I do to moke thus edutuon of the Chueftorn the l960 Chlef toun unlque7 Oh for the good ole doys when my dod wos the most hondsome mon ot C H H S ond my mother wotched luke o howk to see thot nobody stole has offectuons from her Whot wos thot other senuor closs luke bock In I943 ond whot become of oll those Iods I know whot I Il do I Il clop my good ole derby on my shuny block curls ond hue my self forth wuth o durectory to coll upon whot members of thot closs I con fund I Il rung doorbells ond Introduce myself I Il sweep tne derby from my shunung curls ond murmur In the voice I dad not lnhernt from my fother How do you do' I rn Henry Bonner Jr Iookung for nnformotuon obout the Sensor Closs of I943 Excuse me now I II see you tomorrow Dolly downs onother doy Yesterdoy I longed for Informotuon obout the Sensor Closs of IQ43 Todoy I hove so much stuff thot I hordly know where to stort to ossort It I Il light myself o luttle fnre here In my room where the sprung our IS o but chllly ond then I ll gave you o report on my doungs yesterdoy My mother worned me thot the closs of I943 wos o tolkotlve closs ond to hold on to my good rught orm-ond she wos rught I reolly Ieorned o lot A number of the members of the closs of I943 hove become celebrities so I wos told by Kenneth Upp who though no celebrity himself wos ever o celebrnty hunter There IS Bob Boccornnu the fomous cooch ot Knute Ro kne 5 old school Fronk Somuel Greeson the emunent doctor Howord Joseph Guuon the bug controctor who mode has reputotnon on has wnnnnng personolnty ond hls chormung wnfe who IS now one of our Ieodung octresses Mory Jon Johnson flutlst with the Podunk Symphony ond only teocher of Comel Creek School Il osked Who ns her husband? Kenneth sold Hu h' so d I asked ou fnrst So we chonged the sub1ectI Kenneth nomed other members of the closs who ore fomous Clozelle Mortun the serenoder John Embry grower of fine flowers IPouIIne Hull stall occepts o bouquet from hum every doyI Irene Buckley the new Dorothy Dlx Chorles Wells the F B I fxngerprsnt expert who as stnll running everythnng ond everybody with whom he comes In contoct Rnchord Copenter chlef butcher for Wnlson ond Co Helen Novok the bug doncer ot Jock Longstons tovern Iwnfe Ruth Prlbble does oll the foncy nnternors an town She s bullt up quute o busuness feotunng red ond greenl I funolly got tlred of Kenneth s tolk obout fomous people besndes he should put on extro chour In thot fruut stond of has Ih never gets up from the one he hos so no wonder he weughs 300 poundsI so I wolked down the street ond rong the doorbell of Mr ond Mrs George Foubnon Ishe wos the b outuful Wondo Corson George hod some competutuon from thot wolf an sheep s clothmg J E who kept Wondo working overtnme for o tnrnel George ond Wondo both just turnnng groy ot the temples were entertoun :ng some old closs motes Bull Honce Woyne Compbell ond Roy Lone-ond I noted thot oll three were stnll weornng thexr trousers out ot the knees Innformotnon I recenved from my Dod who played with them before my Mother took chorge of the sItuotIonI - 1 . I - 1 1 - - . . . , . . , , . . - - V - - 11 1 1 - 1 '1 , . , . ,, Il I II , . 4' 12 3 :II 7:5 - 1 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 1 - ' . . F , I 1 1 1 f I I I I I If ' II ' II ll t II , , , Q - I I , Y . ,, . ' 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 - ' ' I 1 1 -I 1 , . . . . . I I , . . . . , . , I - 1 1 . . . . D V 1 ' Q ' ...l , . . , . . , 1 - '1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 I I .