Capitol Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)
- Class of 1946
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' 'PhYllnS -Byvwuvw' '11' DEDICATION In electing- to honor Miss Mary A Selken the student body of Capitol Hill High School looks both backward and forward backward to a long record of loyalty to the school and devotion to the community and forward to the part e A A 1 ? V . ,.,. . , W o r ' ,ee D .bvl ' ,, ' H , ' p to e - - ' QW if T ' ,J 5? ' .,,:, E that she is destined to play for the student of tomorrow in the dynamic new world, backward to the years of serious service in the interest of the boys and girls of this high school and forward to her increasing knowledge of the hopes, ambitions, and aspirations, the problems and perplexities, the ideals and dreams of today's youth. 'Q ,' e.:e- -'.. , -QANQI VI I -V Av K for ,,,!l A' N ff 4 Af N Q29 X f53 f ' KQMCQM Miss Mary A. Selken in , iii' 1 9 The C. H. H. S. Alumni Association, one of most active in the whole country, this year X I the eth reunion. We look back- I926 and celebrated its twenti ward, therefore, to the senior 1-lass of l'f3pl'0dll,lTE:' IIN? l'0lTlf7ll'flf'l'Yfll?l'l.l pfligfaffl, S0lli0f play program, and commencement announce- ment of that first class. NQORING BACKMIAR9 If ..f 'f ,xx Rx Kilim iff? . . 10 . ,,M:.u,. , Kd' J' ' -on-. .:.'E' n . so 'SSR i -1. ei. .i I aY::,hA PRAM: Q , 'fasughnhc Agfa-n oi Hama naar um. i 4- 'mvm nu-wmn.va-mfs s, Avid. A A. u. W. new-l-e.,..-.,1.,,- ....A us. Du , imuuuwumqqv Twenty - two seniors sent out announce- ments, took part in senior activities, and received their diplo- mas on May 25, 1926. s... 4 mu nf.-up --e-- -M-1 nm N-1 Iilngftlqf-,....x.,cs.,.s...,,,.m-..hu Ft H W-ww----W-61-T lllll' V Glass ermon CAPITOL HILL HIGH SCHCXJL . orunowt crrv. oxumowx MAY 13, 1926, ll o'cbd Pfonninnnl, .... ..,....,.., ..., ...., Mais-Sdili HYUlf 'Hhe PHI. ldv Academe Hrtiptun Radu' and Pnya ln.T4 G. Ntlhenno Vual Sdn l.ak'l Highway . ,. ldnen Tlylvaf Ollalmln City Ulivcruly Announcwmu Hugh School Oulu' Qmnrtl Selected UWM Sum-an Ludlum: Fsfrvllrf' lznrdinaun ln Walla Douglu Rev H. M lmglv W ' 0 If ,ge .az.,a..,,a... 'f . , iV.2JY5J..N-QI www-vs-U. 14 ' dfwmu-na-nun! - 714-:off nwubv.-, avffrklvf 1 ff-2:-nf fxfdimhm 1 ,wtf Q ii Hin - ' - ilf i '- '!oQmTMuumN's.. i g31,Q5.,',,s5,gig.,f,ZZTSEBENXEEN ,.-,, fs, 2 ,X'., New 'W' f , , - ,.. v fc Q? Sli ffl ' N' i we A, X - f ZW? M , jd 'ic It Q' 'i,ll i 'Q' , ' l qw.. ,M L ,- - f 1' , A' ,ff 'r-ay... ' f '--,q2, ',. ,.,, V K F APUUIIUBHIQXL v -1.1i i '....' '3.'l-....C i'.i......... 'q ' - .. - i '..s.'5:'...f- 'U- ' L fm. e-i gg?-,r nut-as-' . r 1-1, '.f2V so e . s e fm -we n , Q., Mm: fggmm V V +1 i sn.-,,...m,. F-.1 D....' ..,. clce fm M gf-A M Mn f-'-- Af- L ' ' ...t 0i.'..'Xf ...,.... c.'.'f'.. 'f.7..?.1. ' '55 ' V-Ygmf-: is - 1 . F .mlm Booth Turkingtolfs Seventeen was the senior play of that first graduating class. ?v, l,3'M,.,. 1. E ii ffwww ' MN' 'Agni' sl THE 1926 i ,f'Wf, N gg' , I A -flaufvjfzil. fi l l, ' . .1 A.,. .. bw ' yifx' '-X' ...i..,............Mi.......,.,.s.,.,M M,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,, il 3 ,- i .ii W W 1' I W 5 V Q 9 2 llll.irwwL. V H fl l V 5 W ' Ami, 5 'll lbmlqlwqllilllll .gm ac nm E Volume l. 4 via . at V. ...f 'mia siixlitliiiki iss l'M W'Wi A Cxmwi. Iliu. Ilii.u N Uklaliuina City, mlkl Mr. mxh mn. lbnrl Qual ,Rxnhnrn MMM., .M M Then Visions of tliat first C. H. H. S. graduat- ing class will be recalled by tliese pictures: Miss Mary A. Selken and Miss liatliryn Wilenzick, class sponsors, in senior day at- tire: two couples wliose liigli seliool careers ended at tlie altar, announcements of the liirtli of their eliildren, Carl P. Amliurn, Jr, C. H. H. S., 1946 and Donna Mae Knox, ll, H. H. S., 19-13: two class day groupsg and the entire vlass in graduation dress. Members of tlie class were: Eugene Birge, Joe Birge, William Clieatwood, Wil- liam Baker, Roger Stevens, Boud Nay, .l. B. Morgan, Fay Cliowning, Bertha Blick, Lura Lee Young, Margaret Gilliland, Mae Own, Ruth Maddox, Clieryll Vilar, Bonnie Mae Close, Vennie Overturf, Helen Walk- er, Irene Overturf, Irene Draliek, Loy Crinstead, Rutli Young, and Elba Rive. IFF' x The TWENTIETH ANNIVERSARY CHIEFTAIN Isasiaqe N ,,v' QE? N X yr. ! ,ffm .nz MN 'N TM Cr 4, A vf X..-..... Now Habivs, bullies ervry- whvrc' as alumni gath- vr for lho grvnl day. Alumni go through the mfetvriu line for lunch. jc-an Sl-ouw and Ruth Kvmp If u l 1- cl o n, who rump ull the u-ny from Mvxiro for the reunion huro lunch logvlhvr. 'l 5SS5i A group of ulnmni who IIIIITIIUIIKQ' of lhv unurrn spring xun: lmonn Dawson Stnnxlwrry, upllflilll Burris, Hurrvy Ken- nody, AIIPPFI Hnllluin, fflmrlvx Fullvr, l'uul Uorsoy, l,vRoy llyvrs. Alumni .4ssnriulion Uffirvrsz Elhvl Mao Rolvlvll, lrwmuror: ,luunilu Skaggs Coltroll, svvrvlury: Doris Bailey Morris, prvsirlvnl. Capitol Hill Alumni, sludvnls al U. C. WA., bring tho loving cup to C. H. H. S, nflvr having mudv Iho best rvrorrl of any freshman group, Slandinp: by the gale: Dorothy Slewlv, Talouh Thompson, Unnniv Clinghnn, Doris Roushlrolh. Iuunitu Ifllllllllfllff. wwf? 2 NN f 1 fi '!,f m x xr ,+f Wm Xx f x ' Ah 1 X WW xv f---f-. ,Q ww MARX' R. L. Tettleton 5 3 f 5 3'1- . xx 5- Q 'W I x Q iffy ff hw NMQYW YA I X I' a i.. V dgff f ,fb l ' X, ,va Z,..,-X X ,f f x X gf 1 Y . Y .RMP I ,,- Q ,xx wif w 9Qfj Peggy Lawson 's..4f' 'N , is ,I TOP BILLING Peggy Lawson and Roy L, Tettlelon, Chosen by vote of the student body as outstanding girl and boy of the year, represent every phase of high svhool life, Both are great favor- ites with the entire senior rlass. 5 rn 1 3 l 5 ' 2 if 4 M... et. ws., ff Peggy Lawson has starred in both scholarship and leadership. She has been an officer in every class, basketball queen, and is assor-iate editor of the Chieftain. Roy L. Tettleton is both basketball and football star, as well as all-around good fellow. As UNI! 1 f g r' is 1' A 'X f ' g a . 'Z ,I Q Q!- W 4. ir7'G1,'5',' as-11 'wh ,Q-. I, , ,Q , 'Ah' . ' qi. M- 2 w sg: rft 195- ' zf' ' v1 J' L MK' : :eff 414 ' .! f Wi .tgjv M .4 1 5 T:-:nv if ' Y ' AQ v .'lz 'y TN. 1-'f'a 'F7f ' i ,.Q xki,gPW3J. I-9 'r x P, , em 'Y X 4 ff ' Q, 1' 6: , I , .M K. f m T. -it L' fx Q Jw A W N v X' ,M . Q.. , iv. H9143 Q A. . 0. A mf' Q 1- f 1 ALF. ' ' r ,Jr The MAIN TENT Y f , K . . X 3 L1 J M? ery Q 'f Q .X 45 F . wr 154 Qggfzib A,-ge-. -.sf --k . -g np ' fkpszf 'nv ' I N ,Q Y sa' 4 i? . + +A '. 3 I 'viii . -Q-N ' ' 'W M- ..m-. Lode-e-z and gentlemen, your attention please ff, Ov N , , BU -Wu., L . . , A , is ...,, ,,. V W to s , ,ga xn y x . e e t n ,n,M, -- K A wWM'wq't'WWmsm-'wtf 7 '-tb ii ,gawk-Mwmmu-K , 2 1 V L, M T if . 5 Side E Shows E o ff? 4 X ,JV if is . K V .4- ww Alu- or - WL REX Q t . Q, e 'lr W -vo- Wherein are depicted scenes from the everyday activities of a modern high school in its various departments. A vlass in rho wood work s h u p when earh studrznl is a work on an individ ual projf-rt. Only gif member of thu Atlas: Elaine Burger, win the radar 1-hast she i making, fafrvs front. f In I I w I x I ' x I A - - '. '- Q I 4 ' .v--v . .1 , I 1, v fr M.-N -3 A' 1- X hl'rs F I L l Q- -. ki' X X t, tx 1 X x 'gl A Ps X, i . A .-. X U fa 'Q .WWI ,gnu x , fl 1 X I . I - fn N 4 gy 1 , Q-,,1 V. .gif I H I ..,q yr ' 5 ff r, Y m f AAI' , 1 I , Q22 .V X351 U gk I - Tico views of agri- culture students at work. Mr. Jones in- structs n group in the upper picture in the delicate job of trans- planting shrubs from the school nursery. In the middle picture an- other group of ad- vanced students exam- ines plants in the green house prepara- tory to sending them out to the curious schools ol the city. 'af , f m ,?'?-gg, 8 UI Ill B ln' the uppa-r pirtura Mr. Mislforsky flwllvr lflI0ll'll as Johnny! girns a class u xpevfl tvs! whilv tha rlnrlf on llm dmk marlfx the passing of llw .wc'urlrls, ln rhv lolvvr pidurv fl Class prvparf' l0lll0l'l'0Il .G shorihanfl lesson, whilv Vivian Jurlfsnn nmnipulurvs a tal- rulaling fllllfllllll' and l ranrvs Carlvr and llvrshal lVPclvy opvralv posting nlavlzimfx. Mrs. llurl elirvrls arlirliffs. One of the largest and most popular flvpari- ments in the modern high srhonl is lhat fle- roled to the teaching of commvrre. llvrv type- writers hum und pencils fly as sludvnls fi! them- selres for 41 rotation. . W xp ...L , K w,,,:. ,f' L . A ' dv, V C. H. H. . ,' , i ' ff! R K In -xg, l bw i-w 'nn 'b,Mf ' n Xa, ' Commerce K I Y G. H. H. S. Homemaking' In the upper pirture ll class in foods is busy u'ith pot und pans alul sul! und pepper. In the lower picture girls of un adrmzced seu-ing class cut dresses to be u'orn ut the Exhibit Ten, gala social occasion of the home economies depurl- ment. There are special lines of work which are of interest lo purtieulur groups of girls, but every girl owes it to herself to know hou' to make un outfit to wear and how to cook a well-balanced und nutritious meal, Miss Duuzson und Miss Smith are experts in these fields and many girls take aduuztage of the opportunity to make themselves efficient home-makers. I 4 V - 1'1'aa1 '2.wf'1w1'?l1!iv1vx52sH11All1 .-ilruy from tlw mmlrling c'ron'rl sliulmzts mln- ful- I'!1llllljlP of tlw fu- Cililivs for rvrulimz S unfl rvsvurrll offvr- Ml lry Ilia' wlmol lilzrury. Une of the most lllf'flIlll'P lruflos in tllv in- dustrial world today is that of prinling. Arouml the xlonv in the print shop Bobbie Pplvrmun, Frances Joshua, Troy Norris, loo Brooks, John Slvrens. nnrl llvrlwrt Williams romposo. At llw press Iolm Stevens works the levers while ,-inily Nonflin lfvvps llle ink flowing frvoly. Y I X C. I-I. I-I. S. X Arts 42. Crafts lea Ilixs Biggcrx. instructor in chemis try. helps a trio of students, Richard Crawl, Vllll'1'lll Smitll, und Lonnie Dunkin prvpurv nitrir' acid in a regu- lur rlusx l'.YlIl'flllll'lll. yy C. I-I. H. S. Art go Science F ff For tliosv ulio arf: f0fllllll1il' vnough to lmre urlixtic trilt-nl, the url clvpurlnwrtl is u sourrrf of priflv- und plvaxurv. No! only is llwro opportunity for Creulire work but Ilwrv urv roursvs in art appreciation and the history of art. In the center picture stuff artists plan the Chic-fluiu division 1Nlgl'S. If . ' J xo Ulivn nflvgalwl lu u Sl'l'Ullf11Il'j' spot hy arl- rocnrvs of mor0'roz'u- lionnl c'lus.ws in high school, lhv mf-iul slmlivx rlusx still rf'- rnains us ilu- one prin- vipul plan' in Ihr' cur- riculum zrlwrv stu- rlvnls may learn for llwnzsvlrvs thu! man makes his on-n des- tiny. .4 class in World Hislory, n n d 0 r the guidunrv of Mrs. Dvn- nis, compares the pas! with tlw present as they slufly the cam- paigns of Napoleon. . . s ,Q Qx Li 1.1 C. H. H. S. , F x A N. N ' r s , b V sf. w ,s 4, . Science-M SOC18..18o Physical iff l C.. In the Ioufer picture a girls' quartet prepares a song land an encore! to present in assembly: Sue Moose, Marylou Jones, Mary .l0 Hurst. Mary El'9lyl1 Phillips, and accompanist Marie Craig. : - V x, A, c. H. H. s. ff N :fx frky 1 ,H x, xi' lk' 'QV3 a li Music Y' K 'IA Music hath charms. Librarians of the vo- cal music department, Mary Jo Hurst and Mary Evelyn Phillips, get the contest music ready in the top pic- ture. In the center picture officers of the a cappella choir pose together: Glenn Rob- ison, Troy Taylor, Claudia Hiner, Don McClure,Doris Brown, Henry Foth, and Io Ann Wells, fseatedj. Wwwauvw ' 1 Physical Pfill!'Uli0Il is required of every student :chu graduates from C. H. H. S. On this page of side shows, we picture a girls' class and a boys' class - ball is being played in both-rol- ley ball in the girls' class and basketball in the boysf Center picture shmcs the volley- ball team at practice. Members of the team includes Mary ,lo Hostler, Opal Jaco. Mary Phillips, Alma Carpenter, Alta Carpenter. lit-tty Crnzan. .lessie Beasley, Betty Bolin, Wanda Swartz. Louise lfrrin, Ifuriee Kracker, and Vera Reed. C. H. I-I. S. Phy. Ea. The office staff, together with stu- dent assistants, paused for a brief mo- ment to let the photographer snap a picture: Claudia Hiner, Mr. Cole, Shirley Bowman, Dolores Weber, Mrs Leach, and Betty Jean Miller. C. H. I-I. S. Literature Novel project in the English department is the library of modern reading material col- lected by Miss Bittle's English classes. While the fourth hour class examines an order of books which has just arrived, the commit- tee in charge arranges a display of the book corers. In the center picture a committee on selection examines some suggested books: Yvonne P e t e r s 0 n, Howard Stansberry, N o r m a Scarbrongh, Glen Smith, Beverly Johnson, Miss Bittle, and Charles Tyree, it--I Pu-'g.., t. YY , I P 'sf 'X S 4 ' r' A l Q Q 7 l ' U 'LX 1 These are side shows, too: HAH work and no play does not apply to the high school of today. Here ve play. Upper lvfl, ,Ivan Dawson ancl upper righl. Freetla Settle swing their nalloonu. l,nu'vr righl. a group of Clk hent on getting their highschool cliplomas, stop in tht- stops aml show their pretty white- 14-mln. Starting at the hottom: AI llhomae., Granville lim-low, Harry Cates, Boh Davis anal Curtis Hall. Ar rho bntrnm. lvfr. pretty Ruth Fry hesitates before attempting to feed he calm-l. 1- i 'iXXl1 ' 1 f x M N E ., ff .- f f ,ff f 4 -1 . W,12 iY -,LQ he VV , N - N WL, 4 ' s N A c M R K 1 Q ri fi 3 ,z I 1 ,E 4 fi W, - , s 1 f r az' . ,- :Q S 1 .VR -, .. r f Q A X Q2 V' ,- ,-. .f L t 3. 2 rv . n 'f -, E L 3 A g 11 I f f P , ' Q 5 ' 3 in 5 K A ' .QQISHK m,A ,. ' Wu f ' ' gi 1 ,. 1 ' X ' ,, V , , Q ,Q If -. btV , . 1 , yi '5 K fi J : it A .if 'V n f A ,g,i H .si Q : - K N i t . fl 'L Q - 1. , , L ' 1, -v , px '- if ' 'V xiii 5.3! ft A if Ar - if S. ' 'Wa , Q 4: 3, lil: uwNVmkJqf ' X f N ff' . yi .X if- 1' Xi Y - g .V V1 ,Q 3 Z in .R ff 4:- 1 ,MY if 9 . 5 ' an Q i11k.+,+f?' ap gg, -' 141 , k V J? vi Q? H- Q fi N' I r 5 A S Q N x asus, Ti, i... Q -...UK aUKZ. - K ,ww W A ,Q 1. ,, Q, Q15 G PAW 'x i N , 'R 4 1 'V X 5 A n,ff if 1 r I- 1 s P .1 f , .- xg kv. ff? 'X 'lv - uf ff. Dresses for the Passing ' - X- , 'f,,,Y ' 'nn' Parade were furnished by 1 ,,,. ----. Q- - V nw, , V I , .,- X, MIQI4' 1? ' cfilffj 'f l7 the Betty Ray Company of Oklahoma City. C53 fe-nk ..A.1'J.l'J. Hefner Q: .J 55 X , ,W W3 Se, 3 W 6 Km FA' N1 f We ,ms N, X W. 'W FN x X2 lxqxf , Lf xx X 'T 3 fl C f' K ,X r' fr 52 es 2 ' kai Madeline Maxwell C r-N , rf., ,MK A 1 xl E 'niggas x. ' Q s,,,,,.f U 24 X f fd fha Q52 If 1 f 7 1 4 ! A wk 'N I V. , ,X Of' Shirley Jones Fi' ' ,pf lA 3.71. 1' I vp--.. ' x If Lv' J , CTN xii QQ X N 3 ' K7 X! r Q AII' ff! ke: V. C ff? its ,S .-X 'L xxx N bf R Q . L w' Q1 Q2 f. fm fN , -if ffgpg Pat Ferguson vi t173'gJfQQ4 lf K9 Xl A ,XXX Qi M ',Ab A. xy r or Ko WX 1-.2 'wx N ,W . NX,, .ijx ,. cf -.J ff? s ms-rf,L 3 1 Dorothy Cochran XJ 1:1 A32 f 'N L Mary Lou Jones siswfigyifmx V q Q ISO' i Betty Garrett FQ kt' ffm, 1 QQ .e QF J, ff f . X fgzezw M-,R Q X ,ex J .1 gs Q fe 5 f t, .W . at X jf 'Nj . few 4 xt M K., .ty- -xe' nfif' N f f, ,A X 5, -. 'IEW .gxb Caroline Hammon 3 ff 5 ?' ee x, R X ef -n- ' ig. AIU -fx ,..-. , Q53 if x ,,.-.. I v 5 ff X X' LQ ' f ' 1. .4 .r '- F e K Z . gy. 5 xv 2-,rift W'-- J , t A 6. gffxxx, f. ,ff qjj rj, ' ,,,,-N,,,,,ff 'j' ' ff ,f X x., I riff lil' .f ' If 5 G av , ' 1 N 'vv 'T 'J' ' qi Z. ' 'Stix I . r X X ? f 4 4 Mfldv-ed 4Jo5n.s-to n w WH M W ' ri A-lxgaiwfug 19 l A ' fu.'m- ff xi Q M 01-ncxngu ln thin yu: 1916 It in n dvqbla plan nnrt. pu-mc- :md friends of ceuu or :he wbalam bscauu or e du ou 4 em Bw' sd, 1 I UTZIUQQ Q nu I 'lllfi' 'U'-if fm. qv Ap.-1 no ueund tha Carltxl. 3.11 ue, errxel-nz ha Iac: nba: an :Gd In fivt .YI-A lp. cult-f.. 11.1945 greeting: to eb. nudnnn, 1 .mar :ugh sclml, run, nn. and enthusiastic war-I you are doing had uwnd. .Il will bn the fin! Yearbook your lchoal has pru. 'rn when the wuz-ld bu not bun xmnorud in lu. Tho dean or oy-porlfunlry naw anna own bnekunxug uw . culling fnrtlcularly to ull luriequ youth to r orllchncy Ibn yu-obllnl or Our pont- who will Ivhin in Capitol H do! for .V lilfu wxlfglnk, t our 1 l llqricnz pccpll -en with happy eonridcncoam hr ccmluglly Ind world. To tho Ill Senior 3152: School comma th a, for your lehool lqd for your ba last gnnuinn contributions E utnctlon and wrneexnuu-. To prueuhd ln unvullqlly Iltld bnforl tba I 'lid SG or IUII a 1-an pfmz-gy or cnllbuqlky tbl 8111531 Eh! o nn-ulul, lchoel and community uk than who will bw num:-4 In 1945 will ba lar-gp nu.be.- ur nnparelumxu, um, ar which nuff -1 . I would plum: tint rm: gmduqeu rqcag-que :hut eolfpqtulan in utll.-g will bl uceutionqlly kun una that more oxtsndnd oducnticlul php- nrltion V111 bu e rsal lust In mllbing lhll cufupliltian. I Irould U-PGI .YOU to eu-ry youu- wducnxan rvu-:hu elm. high rchcol xt pauxbla ann :buvgb thin ln. M1104 311.9 llqrlflcu. Ybghvur My of you da, whichavn- Hy you 911.-n, I hop: yvu llvu to tho fhllnk meh day, Inch month and Inch yur no u lc cuubluw bqffqv nssocintioau .Yvllr Yrltndu lad flllowr and gsltullll lppllcltlonl lc lvhqtever nun. I hqvw 'very cnnrxdaucs tint All or you will And nzzoullolml ornortunltlu which llu lhg coz-dXA1 grating: for hnlth, hum! with Jah nu lie! IUDO nd and I , nan. gn mm-. - my eb. pang, Oxilnd la you od will qd -ue MGH! my mm en.. llclt cohilll 1.7, l. I. lhmlr Snpgrlnhndcnt of Suhooll 'ng' of H Ilir1H 'usrrs 0lflqh0mu , f 9 . lf-glion mastlgtlard of Bda H, B. City illtlmdpn ds and Sup? HrunPf 50,110 f- , ' H Brunpzglge of I-VNU?-. H. U meslmbprs vf tyhily and all ,gl studP ' bo Y Iia.eir.1mrP 's' l d. he Boll? mberS of I ighlf J' Me left to r n Edd ggizlei' Riciltrdggilliums, f Hi59l, S1101- lla JumPS A' I ll 7'--1 VC. ,flzffi il .x 1 'X f- X Q J 4 .M 6 .Z N IX '1 . 6, lj 4, .X f 1 I cl he ax XJ fc ij: ! -X 1 ll' Q 4 Vu u w X C! j . If X I J YA x , , X X I-, Xl f'sJ , X 5 j . William C. Huller, principal of C. H. H. S.. isapro1lne!of0h'la- homa City schools. He played basketball for Central and for O. U. and is raled as an ull- lime-all-star. He likes xports, people, his farm, and his young sun, Phil. Cireuses are all right in their plare-but as for earniralx-wlhey gire him a hearlaehef W. C. Haller 3 1 . Albert Cole, 1'ice-prin- filml of C. H. H. S., is a yankee-but everybody forgives him for ghag because he has so much charm. He's a past-master Of Ihe art of clearing the hulls and his booming Voice senrls the warning ahead of him! Al Cole e N,.e' If I .4 ' r I 4- xv. Q gf 4, 'Mx w. f - x N . ' s 1' 1 ,X kia, 1 f 1 f w . J. x, X X 1 uf, n. ,, ff 1 I x 'xo 8 I. .' J i ,I r 'f . . .4 i .r fy 1. I Y 3593 H X 5 1 -1 x my gl Q fffif' , m gy I 1 ,ff 1 W kr 1,- 4 1 Q, ,E 1,h X v ji. W M., KR E h ,,,,,f' 255 M , dx' N, A A WM gg 95 C lg f fy 2 f A I' 'AJ mf ,' X VERA BILLINGSLEA JUANITA BITTLE I fy F . Commerce I . Ensliqh ik Q I like the trapese artists, I like ihe Hfllmal acts- ? M, too. Q I fi i A' -ff If .A 5-4 x.- L V v if . I! gk, i .xxx i , XX A' ' X I f 1' 3 H! il ELLA MAE BLAIR .IUANITA BRISCOE fi - i ! Physical Education Activity Director fl I like the popcorn and I like the horses. ' b candy. P fi . f 6' LV V J MJQIS ..-I' t I 4 ,f f I x . I, tx j MARY SUE .ADAMS ADALINE BALL HELEN BICGERS jf . ,I Speer-h English I Sci ence. I like the dancing. I like the Bip Top. I like the trapese artists. .fi f 1 x 4 I ' Gm X 4 ,. 1 - V. QTCD xl l x N X A N .., X ., l 1 A' Q V 's 'X .Ax Q- I ' ' -. ' 47 'U 1 A ,I Tx , . X A 1 1 I, I , A kr - Q ,Mw.,,.. If A xi 'ly If , 5 '55, W THELMA W COLEMAN Printing I like the side shows. 2 l f fl 'l SARA COHEN X j English 1 X I like the cotton randy. sl , E X4 ,N Dj H -X x 1, f I -a Lf' f , I x xxx, ' l l J. H. CONGER g A Mathematics fl I like the people wllo , alla-ml. , 3 - fif sl ef, A sw. C x 'f X x xx I, QQ X K D. F. COULEY Radio and Electricity I like the animals and Littl:-fic-lcl in llw vage. - C. D, CHASE ALx1:EhcHE5HER JOAN CLYMER M -' at ematrcs English I like !hzl::i,p,.0rn' I like the unimala and I like the clowns. the eats. K if ' RN S91 2 ! IEC 295 i nys, x ' 1 gf Q xi i if L7 X X-, I .1 I 'r f 1 N- n X 2 .- .I , A, Q ,ff A, ff K gif A Y I 'WU Ili I ' .fl 5 ,hkr ,fl ' 4 l I f l N E . N f w M7 g Q I 4 I, X K ff? if f- mx fi' in , ,Xxx R . I ' S.. ,WE Ns... W 1 I s 3 2 S f' . If I sf VK ,Q 3 ig f' ,f -3 If .LK I J, S 5? f Q 3 if il VELMA ELAM CLADYS FISCHL Mathematics 'Social Studies I am not interested. I like not one Single thing. HENRY FOTH NOBA FRENCH Vocal Music Commerce I like the animal stunts. I like the parade. ANN COYNER SUNBEAM DAWSON LAVINIA DENNIS Business Home Economics History I like the clowns, I like the Main Tent. I like the clowns. 5: f .2 Q? 5 ,L tl! X L as is I if X I . fy' It ffm EX 5 f Q., 1 4 .,- K I . t 44 N in 52: K is X151 I i I I 'XR Q K 35' ki ' R ' X X ix J : ' ' X X i . I l ,Q 'jig xx ' pf ' 5 I vi X i .E X 1.. Q Q 'K f f V , Mg-'-wb? f 5.1. 1 xx ff X I BERNIQE HURT RUTH JONES I Bookkeeping Biology I like the clowns. I like the horses. l 5 , , X QXJ KC 5 1 Sh I- ' .lit I 1+-5 if ' 'H f X N , wx I Y fx I A I Q uf , rl H. C. JONES MABEL KINCAIJE 41 Agriculture English D' I like the chorus girls. I like the volor cffectic f f Q I 'X 4 K .f .I mi 6 N I if Iv, I-a , f FRANCES GARLICK LONNIE GILLILAND DAN HAMILL ' K ' English and Latin Industrial Arts ph?'5lf'5 Und Biology ' l like the animal I like feeding peanuts to I mil' ill? grand fillalf- trainers. the elephants. , j,,,.a.... in L? XR k if fx '52 fo i M no ,M H is of 'f , -5 -f A L AA, iw L ei if 4 gl' A gl ,NJ X I ol l Q Q12 si in ,fl 2 is A 3. cl, r' f X ff . N M? x H, if 2 X Wffififi if I .uv , 5' NX J, , A Miifk., Ti 4 72 6 X- rv. I Q , if o ,M Ik M if-X I to o L ii i of 4, if ff! , ,- J -1 g.. 2 -m .af f f P 4 H LX 12 ,jj 'L' X w , H v.. L,,.,,,,W--f' H. L. LITTLEFIELD ZOLA LONG Mechanical Drawing Mathematics I like the stunts and I like the rope-walkers. clowns. DOROTHY MAYES JOHN' MISKOVSKY Art - , Finance I like the clowns. A 'I like the clowns, too. BESSIE KELLEY WALLACE KREIG ALMA LEACH Biology and Geolggy Auto Mechanics and Office 1 like me grained seals, General Metals I like the tight rope I like the clowns. walkers. I K Q? , 2' fk N 'L 2 2 if o ,fo o R Y. x Q I' , . X R 'NM X x, or ER a '1 gi J ' I L My s g 1 fx 1 y L Mis? x fl x 1 1 ,V I i K 7 l KA . N ,.-.. 'R , 'xp . ' ' 1 4 U ' K ' x of NLM K, f A 4 I' ff' f A' I' A A A- 'r F' I .ffl K l V X' I, D-,xl jx in .9 N , rf' XXV! in gi J 'bg' Ki ILA ROGERS 'MARY RICHERT A A g f' kk English History and Physiology . F I like the trapeze art t I like the acrobalics. ,1 A f 'I M48 Q Q X40 X B Q I MARY A. SELKEN GRACE SCHAEFRR History English 1 I like the clowns. I like the animals and I D parade. i 5 'AD 'H A QA A J ,uf ALFONSO MONJARAS CERTRUDE NOEL JOHN PRYOR -- -- 'A i LGNBUGSC Typing Biology and Basketball I l k the rope-walkers. I like the pa des. I like the trained wu- animals if Wklyx ,Q N , , E Jfixi i lx on E i Q , All E My RW lfx fi'-'ff QQ ,W HETTYE SUMMERS PAT VIELE fk, Aritlimetic and English Librarian 7 l Illkelhe avrobatics. I like :he nrapeze artists. E 4 y ff? is U roy Q E P 13 ,fl 25 'E 31'-gi lf .J it , -4 N. if f TUB JACOBSON Physical Education I like the horses. LAMORA LAUDERDALE English I like the lady dare devil act. C. B. SPEEGLE C. M. SPEECLE ?fE'i 1iC'5i0?'1Z1i'l5,, 'fyfif,2:',.'?: ff:,:i? '1 mizafhEilfs2iz? I like the nmoosick. f A .lm-v-gfv 1' X M , N337 A f' 1 : is .Rag U l I ,lf , I it! l 'X M ' 1 E .fi if . W' Q' Q 'N , A . NXZP X A ef X , EAW,-fx 5 1 f f N . 1 Yu E! if Q, 5 , N 8 J ' . ,z G H? ey' 1 1 L Q ' X W. ,J 'Gian lm. J-'.Ju K bn v., ,411 'Q:?4..-,,+-'sxhfiw '. ,114 , l ' ck I. A if 'n ' e l lz'LQ,dh In I S--vii.. The vell le iders, in praclce 86481011 into their favorite pose: D i c li gg., Grace R i c e, Patty Tom ll a r r i s, and Courtney Browning. Pretty Betty Garrett, weighed down by her E big balloon, but still managing to be on - her feet: but pretty Pat Rice is worn down lrniddle P. ' Acrobatic lUl.5 The Co-ed Council takes to the outside for an session of planning. lt's wonder- ful to he alive in the spring il- Says Betty Miller, Dolores A Wleber, Don Linn, Gloria Hall, Peggy Cable and Lee Marie Sestuk tcenterl . I I Q rx if 'F-xi 1946 fx 4 -'r !' CLASSES N 54.5 + ' x- i -, , i ,, ,,,. Q I My lglwrggfbn XL rv! . ,f' - ij, J fl y 29:5 , X MN ' it is x . f Q 3539 Q' w 1 .gf X VV ljiegimd :ll , .f 9 Xiu 3 f Sf I v If Qi j' . . ' s Ay K X ,b Wm ' Q if-sf . 'Q P , 415 5 Q ' - , H , , 5 H 'J s' Q cw . L' Z 'A 1 'jf - . Q it z 45 Q ' ' ,P Mi 5 -25:6 h . xr I 'fl . I A I -al? ' +55 X. 5 ' S, .A., QQ? , Tk .K I ' A Q55 i' . 1 a f , 'xy , 'Vg ' 6 If L lg 3 ' v , . ...L 9? Q 45, 5 r 'E v E K .1 Q ' 5 1 1 .j , . f 1' . .2 ' I 1 . '. , sw.. A 1, ?2jgA f sl' Ml'fdrQCd w.jOAlLS't9f7 ' 1 1 1 fr- ,. . . 1 -N , L ' A-N, P 1, X X xg. 1 Xi 5 fi f . . - ' 'V n x ,N 1. K ' 1 1- . ' X i N . A . K .x X - mf' 1946- X ', fp H 'lu I ppt ' N 1 fr dx! fi i Sponsors, Officers Few honors in high school rnuttcr more greatly than that of hcing oh-ctcil to office in the grauluuting clan-u-1. Hvcry spring scnior officcrs unxl sponsors, along with an numhcr of connnittocs, go into ai huflclle to plun that grunt cvcnt in thc livcs of all young Amer- . ,, . . .. :cams high school :Ll'Lltllli.lll0ll. 'lliho Clan-u-s ol' 1910 has chosen at circus lllCIll0, not only for its ycurhoolt, hut for ull its l'0lllIIICIICCIIICIII uclivitics zuul ll gallal spirit pcrvzulcs thc wholc school. With thc wur ut un cml, young hearts are happy to rclux., ' ' 1 fe -05 1 fr A' 'X Class officcrs: Dick Ogg, ,luck Bnrrozcs, Pu! Ferguson, Pcggy Lmcson, and R. L. Tculelon. Class sponsors: Miss Velma Iflam, Mrs. Mabel Kincudc, Mixs .Vary Sel- kin, Mr. Jim Conger, and Mrs. hu-iriiu Dr-nnis. . il ,fix - gj kg rj Cgifff Lf alla945a it ,f , ' A af M - Herschel Acton Barbara Albright Keith Allbright Wilbur Allspaugh Carl Amburn E: 'X ' f i 1 -ri' wa L N- M 3 5 N w 13 E, H1-lr-n Bkiflltxll ,ln-asia Mar Beasley Granvillc Belt-w Margie Ann Bclluniy Margie llvnm-tl lm. K . E LX 3 'K Qi? X. ,P K Ivan Brady Jo Anne Bray Bob Brazil Pal Briscoe Dolores Falla-r xfii-'x.a'9 l au- 'Wim f....xt 1 ' A Wann.. Glenn Anders Tommy Ander Joyce Arnol. Juanita Bake Elaine Berge ,Y .5 Kenneth llensm. Billie Illayloc Harrictlv Bollinger Joclis- Bnozer Shirley llownu I was f ' I, - ',., A 4 Y W K ' f' ,....v--'. , P , q- N V? vioxx u,QNf 4 wW'U j 6.315 'fjff f Fi' ' 1+ Q1 K rj' AN J Ez.-1 1 ' vs ' H' j X X AJ ' Q .A ' Doris Brown Euna Brown ' Raymond Brown Alicv Brownrigg If - S. D. Buchanan NI, 1 Hola Humpus A l It , ,A :6 Jakc- llunln-n t .1 in 1 Dorothy Burke- I fi ' Jnvk Hurrows - A Hordonu Hullvr .i 6 Q A fu , if za F . , .Q ,R 6 . x i w V Juno llllttvrfie-ld ' A hz K V W , Jillllllil' Tlnpak ,I ' 7 '-4 l , , I, S i 1 v-A P.-my fn-I-lv -if Q pd' 1 'Y' Edmond Camplwl N, . , 9 M4-llnzl lfaunplu-ll , ,Mt .1 . If .I M I 11 ' pf 3 . I VP xqlijffffffi N .. ' Kllllvllq' linnfivlel Q. Muxim- Uillll-il'I1i sm' lie-vvrly ifzlpflluw Hill ffamlwvll ,5 l'r4-rl Lmy .xx Franrvs lfartvr R so Y 8 ' l7oylvCll01'k Maxim' Chilclvrs , -.1 x gg-gl' 1 Mary Christvnsvn Malulvhsial lflapp K' 1 ,ffl New-N Af? it S-fx Q K 'izw Xfifc t ,fx-fi Bohhie Griffin Betty Garrett J. C. Clark QS Jorothy Cochran Pat Cochran WR I' :JL Ae 'GQ- Tommy Coddin Maxine Colema Vonda Cope-lan Ennis Corn Joan Cowden George Cox S. L. Cox Marie Craig f .,.:9,. Janie Creech Harry Crossley pf'- iq! af? Wye Joye Dcwhre Billy Dodd f ',p:5f Katherine Dorsey 'f'7 Y tw, Kennett Jackson Helen Dykes E, . K, X ,F ' 1 Q f Betty Cruzan Bob Davis Eugene Davis Jean Dawson Lea Dean D:-nn f-kf I X , .,,-, I x x, if fx,, Lloyd lirwin Louise' Ervin Dirk lCvnmw Iidilll livunr- lfuys-llu livum E' , -.Q 'M' 'I 9 M 1 X X 'Vlzlrjoriv Foshr hum Sm' lfuwa Ruby Hmm' Fox Luvilln Halal. xullwrim- lin-lr r 411 ' A .:. ll, 'Q D' I x ax X X XX M I 1 f X y , K, J 9, W Q is ff it M TW -1 rjfnf Q-r'-QQTN. ' . ' li i Q fffx ix mi a ffl l i cm KCMJWJJ rj :i,3M E fi 5 1etkgf1zflqb5lI3Qji xx i M Maru-lla Gramling Gordon Grider Alena Grimes B4-tty Grisaonn Jerry llainvs qt' 1 -:N H1-rman Henderson Johnnie Hcnnlvrson Qlxurlos Hickman lirval Hirks Alfrvml lllggi-'llll0llIHIll F NA 5fh :vas Q -'2 'SMH ww. Wi, Jo Elva Hollingsworth .lames Hunker H. B. Hunter Ralph Hunter Dick Payne S 15 L '-Rm. fi' W -Rf' 4: V N IW Curtis Hall Gloria Hall Monda Hanna Annabelle Harpc Pat Healy lv i Q- 5. ah-- .4 .- I Dirk Held:-nllrar John Hisvl Donna Mac Hogue Erm-Stine Hayde Gordon Hollant ' 'wb -SN ' 4-N i - l f a , W, v N ' 1 A E 3 I flfv ,CS Mfg if 1946 X5 Ml' If fb' , Q . X' ff N NX, Maury lmu ,Ionvs fs.n'w in-U5 Rlllll ,lonrs Sllll'li'y ,lone-s g1 'O 'hd' Wmtgffi fl Maury .'xlll'4' lXlIll,l Nlirl lxnzipp 3 ll lloln Kl'Q'll1'lK ' llill I-.nn-Isl-In E' 'Q V' 4'. , . , lu il .4-r ' x'-N. 81 A o -1 A , . ol f' l 'I .1 lf' L - A'Q..fx N-4' 'f f . 'U-ad F' N Vivian ,lnrkson Opal ,lam Alive- Johnson Imogene Johnson Virginia johnson ff' Maxine Kendall Mary Ke-slcr Jimmy Kvy Be-ily King lurm-sl lxing '-P54 llulm Lans- lflinlon Lani- N1-vai l.unv l'4-ggy Lawson l'l1illip Legg , X wmv V- N 1 .Q ff' me if lfftltl XP 194: Agile H7 or 1 if 4 Q fu' : fair, , t X 2 b. f H NM.-A MM' K 1 QQ Q 5 Jorene Roberts A. 'um , A ,. t ' Bob Lister ' at Clarenf' Logfloll . f lf Rose Ellen Lewis 2Q' . M M fs Mt gr .mn-.. 'Y 4 so X . . to f 43-uni Helen Main Thelma Malone Marjorie Marshall Wanda Martin Virginia Massingale Loui:-e Lovel Floyd Luno Wayne Lutl Nadine Lym James Lyol Mary Miracle Jimmy Mitchell Bill Montgomery Evelyn Moorehead Dolly Morrison Lynn Maste Lawrence Ma' Madeline Max Betty Mille Kenneth Mil ff 6? E,f j94R t'3i?5fbh I Iwvmlolyn Mark f' sv n N - V tw, Z, Wad- on ,Imrovs XX Uvlly 'Vlnslulula-r A LIONRI I.:-v Mum-5 Haul Nllllltll Y '- ,.-. X . .. N 'Y r 4 r man' A' ff! l 9 oy Nvlla Mvffoy Ina M1-liurdy Xvillldil Mvllre' E. L. M4'l,lu-Q' Virgil fVln-Nary V4-ru Nh-var G ,loan Oak:-s X gvx I lynilu Uhfivm' V , qs: lvlfk Ugg Ulcn Olin-r .fi ' 'fi ,fmx We ,ff M if fi Y ii' ' ii Wftjgmveqxf 6 X i ii X i 3' ' f X' I , X .f :I 1 e 4 fi he it t 1 Q t r 4 f,, e x' ix L I l 4 K i Jean Oliver Hoot Orndorfl' La Vonna Osburn Virginia Palmer Bobbie Fay Parker t t ' 'N A 'ak V 1 J kj it MA KW T Jeanette Pool Cjollenc Pooler .Iac-lc Porter Virginia Rai mfc' ll Cupia Ruper ig gm. 1 . 5 f Q ii 8 v he Q Lino-e I A 'WG 5 Ada Mae Hitellie Bolr Roach Betty Rolninnon Delmar Rosebrook Gene Rowland 'S 5 Sallie Parker 05- 49, ,--on fx r K ra Betty Parson: Feriba Pate Mary Penoquir Bobbie Petermz ? '- 5 6- .J 4--t ins: at-.. AYP' 4-in A JA mf ff' 140' 0' iid!! ,,.. . Y Lawrenee Reatl' ii i Etna Rhodes V5 in e 'wg Virginia E. Rhonlln-rg A Peggy Richard ii Q Don Riehurmlsc - m ' K ,. ,,, .lf- sv 'E' ,qi 'Mtn 'Q fi 1 G' A FY QF? l1946 11 T1 ' 6M ff ft, X Q? hm A ,6, l ., 'N N t Q5-RZ 'L-. ,V rt -4.-.xu . 22 - ' ' l'runlu4- Nm, Ilill Tiuvugv D1-lla S4'lll'0l'llt'l' llrnvv Srult lion' lfw-lyu Sl'1illlk nb I I .llltly Fim- Itillit- Slay .lc-rrp Slllllll l,4-Slit' slllllll Vinum-nl Slllllll 73- 53 9 6- l L 4 ., C 57 l s 3 1 ov: W 4,x l 7 fg If! lm Roy R 111-' luml Urns' Rue Hill Russvll Jane Russom R :fxr la Rutherford 4, x 'Q' 1 2 Wen 'RU' f N T k . l'wl'Q'lliI Settle- llill Sll1'll0lI .lu Ann Slum-lton llurra-ll Short .Inlay-nm Sllrvu- .Wt .ET l .gf xi-Zlylll' Slllllll Harold Smotln-rman Marilyn Sparks xyllyllt' Spf-eglv Lulu Mat' Stallings A l if wx l, X X Q ff 7 , we . x , if If J M f V lbw. Q tj 1? I-Jw R1 rf rw W gf.: f 'Til QSSQS xx! 'T f I ,. V t f- gx Ifxjaf -A Vs Richard x Slansherry l l Q Eulis Stapp J ' 1 Frank Staubus ,, 'P John Stevens A Mildred Johnston P - fl ,xl V, , .JJV :', . Ton llll y Swyds-n 'llorllxa Taylor Mary Ann Taylor Troy Taylor Merle- Tvrrvll Jack Todd Harold Tyre? Neketa Vande-rheiclm-n Bert Vwalker Harold Walker E. G. Stewar Bob Stone Juhn Sunderla V:-rnon Swaffu Colleen Swar .,v. Bill 'IR-rry X R. L. 'll-milf-no I , I W'anda Tvtlls-I1 K, Al TllllIIliiS M y N V' F fllaraln-llv 'fx N Thompson l ff 4' , Q- ,X jf Q , Q If if ,Q X Xaf 4-'-Nfl-H al if 1. w f. ,fy 1 fl K lf, -f 'W 'fel xv Qi , fi! ' ,,.,' x YV:-mlell Wall Carl Ward Rnlwr! We-lulu llolorvs YY:-lwr .q..-Ln. ... llanrlmru YV4-eel Nlury Ju llosllvr Rulph Wlnilinpz Alva Zoe- w'lllllllZlH ruwforcl Yllnitson wld? . - .onr......--. fag.-.L . ' Dorothy W ilk:-rson lfuyv Xxlllllilllls llun William llvrlwrt Xlvillialm 4 Qt 'Qin .lvuni4- Xvllllllllh lil -M4 K 5' KQLQXEJ f 'f l' l,a-:- Williaunx - Anne- 'Wmuly lil'llt'4'l'3l XX-Fllllll H , gs' llnnmnu Yokle-y ll T J llmx Zill'lHll'y 1 ., is f' Louise' Zurlim- Connir ll illium llilly Xl mlm' .lunnilu 'v Q36 lXl'llllllill'Ql'l' llclvn llisvlmrul limma Lva W4-Ils tx K R' lx M 0- 75 Q j XX , W t y .. X ,W t M-4 M., l .W-If is A , al K A ,V . , 3 , 5 A 13 '-'Y' 2 j i t j H. , .1 f' Q 4 get-K-s... 2, . tl 1' , v- .t K 1 IL , ff X In i taske d' T. ., M EPILOGUE: The circus is over, the animals are led off to their cages and their suppers. The strong man and the dancing girls, the clows and jugglers melt into the background. Our class, like the others, is about to have its picture hung too, on the wall of the old school, as the Class of 1946. Being, then, in the frame of mind in which we are disposed to clear the stage, so to speak., of ourselves, and our equipment, we would like now to make a public division of our many priceless and unparalleled possessions. Item 1. We first leave our sincere appreciation to the faculty and the administration for their efforts in our behalf. We do not know but that in our midst may be a future Douglas MacArthur or Winston Churchill who will make their names immortal. Item 2. We leave the best edition of The Chieftain and the best issues of The Redskin Ar- row', that the school has ever produced, iThank you Miss Fischl and Mrs. Coleman.? Item 3. Dear Teachers: We leave you those awful days when the pep clubs make strange and unrefined creatures of their pledges. How do you ever stand them? Several have individually asked to make special gifts to certain under-classmen: Item 4. Harriette Bollinger leaves her love for dancing and the rhumba to any exotic jungle flower of the sophomore class. Item 5. Robert Sadler, the motorcycle fiend, leaves his reckless driving to Rhea Belding. Item 6. Nobody leaves Jimmy Sales anything. Why should they? He already has everything it takes. Item 7. Etna Rhoades, editor of the widely read HRedskin Arrow, dumps her problem child in the lap of any poor junior who tliinkshhe can handle it. Item 8. R. L. Tettleton leaves! just barely, too! Item 9. Edmund Campbell doesn't leave! Not by a long shot! Item 10. Dick Heldenbrand wishes Herschel Acton to take over his job of catcher. Item 11. John Sunderland has made arrangements to donate the proceeds of his best seller F rom Navy Brat to Okie Football Star to the building of new dressing rooms under the stadium. Itemh12. Jerry Smith bequeaths Teen Town to the Student Council. Now let's see what will appen! Item 13. Don Morow and Don Williams, the only incorporated firm in the class, will show any junior all of their ineffective methods of apple polishing. QFOr a small fee, of course.J Item 14. Eleanor Hast leaves her sophisticated air to pint-sized Spiz Rice. Item 15. George Cox wills his wolfish tactics to bashful Aldy Gers. Item 16. Bill Cardwell will be glad to instruct ,Iohn Welch on the most effective way to get results from dark hair and lovely brown eyes. Item 17. B. .l. Mighty Miten Edwards wills his huge physique to Sid Tiny', Haynes--Care- ful, Syd, don't lose it. Item 19. Della Schroeder leaves her paint and brushes to Phyllis Bynum. Item 20. Coy McCoy takes her new Ford with her but leaves her love for the school to- guess whom! Item 21. Rita Giroux leaves her reputation for hard work and struggle to pull Annabelle Harper and Janie Creech along with her to Dean Knapp, Betty Mercer, and Rodena Gray. Item 22. Wayne Speegle leaves his love for shooting at the basket to Dwain McClure, but wants the title of Voice with him. ' Item 23. E. G. Stewart intended to leave his rugged personality to his cousin, Travis, but on second thought, decided he had better take it to A. and M. with him. Item 24. Dick Ogg would sincerely like to leave something to someone but doesn't know what it would be. Item 25. Peggy Lawson leaves the whole school a fine example of how beauty and charm may be successfully combined with brains. Item 26. Jack Burrows can't take Bernice with him, so he pins on the much hated Hands off waming. Item 27. Dick flost week-endl Evans leaves his five o'clock shadow Qwhich he has with him all of the timej to James Dittman. Item 28. ,limmy Fortenberry bequeathes his job as Editor of The Chieftaini' to the first glut- ton for punishment that Miss Fischl can manage to trap. Item 29. Dolores Weber and Betty Miller leave their talent for politics to the next generation of Ki-Yi's. Item 30. Bob Davis and Marie Lee give an example of perfect affection to Bill Grimes and Betty Baird. Hubba! Hubba. Item 31. Wayne Lutke leaves his excellent golf clubs and his hard fought-for title of The man most likely never to get near par to the stupendous Professor .lim Hamill. Item 32. Barbara West leases her way with all of the boys, especially football stars, to sister Helen-fAs if she needed itj . Item 33. Virgil McNary leaves his perfect example of height with balance to Howard Stansber- ry. Keep trying to stretch! Item 34. Bill Savage hopes that his ability to make A's has been a fine example for James Peabody. Item 35. No one knows whether Jane Russom will leave Buddy Robinson or not. Item 36. Colleen Swart gives her knack for chemistry and admiration for Miss Biggers to Geraldine Stettnisch. Item 37. Bob Roach wills his talent for playing a hot sax and his love for music to Glen Col'e. Item 38. Gene Land gives his way with women and his boxing record to Roger Cloud. Item 39. Rose Evelyn Sestak leaves her place in the student council to anyone who can do as well as she did. Item 40. Bert Walker leaves his personality and way with the Central girls to anyone who can handle them. Item 41. Bill Sprague wills his excellent rating in contests to John Paul Summers. Item 42. Billie Slay leaves the worries of the bookroom to Neldagae Smith. Item 43. Barbara Albright leaves her lovely complexion and brown hair to ,loan Wells. Item 44. So the class of '4Q is leaving many things to the old school, but we are not leaving everything. We are taking with us some things that belong to us alone. Memories are ours olf great football and basketball games, dances and parties, happy and unhappy days in the cassroom, and many friendships. The weeks have passed slowly, but the years have slipped by almost without notice. We are leaving. you now, .but always in our minds there will be thoughts of our school and gvehwlgl forever be interested in the development of a better and greater Capitol Hill High c oo . So in farewell, we say C. H. H. S. we love you! cum of 1946 By Troy Taylor, Attorney 4 15 ,, QQD?? V 4+ ,, qt an ei p onlin: , 1 4 D 4 J L , . A, ,.--i,,,sgrsm lf w 'Q - A 4 B new h 4 3 C, . Every day in the halls of our Alma Mater and among the illustrious ranks of the student body, you have witnessed, .unknowingly perhaps, the greatest circus on earth. Amid the laugh- ter, the gay hilarity, the hubbub of our circus life' here, you have seen, without charge of ad- mission price: the freaks, the clowns, the strange animals who compose this senior class. But the old gang is breaking up, the performance is nearly over. After this last curtain falls on the grand finale, the Great Cast will be scattered by the winds of Fate. Whither will they come to rest? Let us, in this quiet moment of contemplation, draw aside the veil of the Future. Let us look ahead of the Present, let us push beyond the magic gates Time and visualize the Big Top of tomorrow. 1956! We see E. C. McGhee smile broadly indeed As he rides thru Japan on a milk-white Steed, His mission is mercy, his helm is brimmin' As he shows slant-eyed gals God's Gift to Women. Ernestine Hayden's still looking for knowledge, fThis makes her tenth year at a Boys' Town College! The subject is hard to master, you see- She's developing a good 'personalityf' And stalwart Bob Bumpas, fair child of Science, fWho would rule the world with his Big One Alliance? . Sits alone on an isle, reading Shelley and Homer While his eyes wander after a lady beachcomber. A school-marm now is Janie Creech, She has a big class of all-boys in Speech, She nags and she teaches and swears she is thru Because she can't get one to say I do. A beauty contest comes-into view, The legs are familiar, but the face is new, In bright purple shorts and chest, 0, so hairy- It comes to us now-Jimmie Fortenberry! Gloria Hall's still fickle and free, She loves three sailors, but she can't marry three! So her life rushes on-one long, gay whirl, O, envy the life of a bachelor girl! On this earth Tom Field has a sacred trust, And a slogan, too-it's Mars or Bust. His rocket ship's oiled and all ready to go, There's only one drawback-rockets cost dough. Wanda Tettleton, holder of many-a crown, Has just won another of fame and renown, She, from among all the other slick chicks, Was chosen Miss Cookson Hills-1956? Don Zachary's record is hard to beat As youngest admiral in the U. S. fleet, He drinks only soft drinks, for he's on the wagon, And it's 'cause of the medals, if his chest's sligh tly saggin'. The 'Kings' still rule. In their plastic palace There's Bette, Pat, and Mary Alice, But lord over all-like some glorified Bing, ln majestic splendor reigns Ernie King. Wayne Lutke, among other masterful things, Pilots a B-24, a hotel on wings, He bought it cheap and started reconversion, Now he flies hither and yon on some mad excursion Mary Lou Jones, former Capitol Hill belle, ls a successful barmaid on his flying hotel, When asked why shoe chose this vocation, her reply Was, l'd always wanted to see a bar-fly. We see a desert and camels on which men are ridin', And 'neath waving palms, we see Tommy Swyden, He's getting rich fast and really going places As toll collector at the only oasis! Peggy Cable, lady politician, Found you can't be elected by just sittin' and wishin'3 But she smiled in the midst of near slipping a cog When she found she had lost to dauntless Dick Ogg. Ralph Niles Hunter fbetter known Atom-smasheri ls scaring his wife with a promise to bash herg He's raging and stomping for she just washed his duds Not in pure Ivory Snow-but in Super Suds! Billie Slay is married and has children galore- Child prodigies crawling all over the floorg They'll start a university when the kids are all grown, With faculty consisting of the family alone. Television is here at last! And in honor Don Linn flies his tie at half-mast, He's director now of a huge radio station, His commercials are famous throughout all the nation. Clara Belle Thompson has triumphed at last, The ceremony's over and the knot is tied fast, She's finally hooked that sailor named Jack: He's s little fish, Clara Belle-throw his back! Harold Tyree is still celebrating- He's surprised 'till yet at graduating, His time is spent at one place and another, But 2 to l, it's not with his mother. Strange as it seems, our own Feriba Pate, Thru some seeming twist of ironical fate, ls second girl, center, in a colorful burlesque- She's come a long way from her schoolbooks and desk E. C. Stewart, with a physique like a dream, Former 'Gravel Gertie of the Redskin team, Who scattered our foes both goin' and comin', Turns pale with the fear of ,the little woman. ! Betty Miller's having the time of her life, She's Tommy Manville's fourteenth wife- As a married couple they seem quite happy, He calls her 'Sweetie-face and she calls him Pappy. Jack McBride is a peanut vender When his work's all done, he goes out on a bender, He starves his children and beats his wife, And is a firm believer in the simple life. Maxine Coleman fainted from surprise Upon finding she'd won a husband as 'Bank-nite' prize 'This is O. K., she chortled, this is really 'groovy'. Now every evening she goes to the movie. Gene Rowland and patient Mrs Adaline Ball Have stayed here together. The years of roll-call Have not made him better in any of his studies, But now he and his teachers are all bloody-buddies. Della Schroeder is an airplane hostess, She got the firstest, with the mostestf' That she missed her calling remains quite clear- Her looks and jokes should've had a stage career. B. ,l. Edwards now has a wife named Doris, And has replaced Johnny calling for Phillip Morrisg When Johnny kicked off, with no more of his clan, They saw B. J. and said, That's our man! Virginia Johnson tried her hand as a clerk, But as time went by, it just didn't workg Now she gives out sweet, and she gives out hot, As featured torch-singer in a gay nite-spot. A lucky fellow is Carl Ward- A honey-colored convertible now graces his front yard: He modestly says, with his eyes on the floor, I did it all with my grocery store. Grace Scott, the gal who vowed never to marry, Is at long last wed to a missionary: They both live in Tulsa and spend every day In converting the natives who were fool enough to stay. Jimmy Mitchell, tall, dark, and lean, Is official King of the Pin-Ball Machine. He wears loud plaid suits and chews s big cigar, And two body guards ride in his long, black car. Harold Smotherman's a cinema-star, fAn extra, as yet-but he's bound to go far!! He's worked and slaved 'till a nervous wreck, Trying to scowl like Gregory Peck. Etna Rhoades' dream has finally come true- She's a city editor, and a good one, too, She's single for she hasn't yet found the right guy: And reporters whistle each time she walks by. Ah, the moment is gone and the Future once more is hung with a shroud of mystery. But it doesn't matter. Each graduating senior is going out to take his place in a bigger show-the show of life. And the show must go on! 3 Q W N, SENIOR DAY Joy rvigzns Sllpl'l'l1lQ' anul ewerylrocly is liappy on that flap of clays: Sc-niur llay. Top Ivfl: A group, dr:-ss:-cl in thvir Sunday lwst. arv off lo town and lln- lnns-lu-on. lillgeiin- Davis will 1-we-orl llle- four nn-inlwrs of lln- fairer wx, L4-la Now- 1'0lllll., ,l4'aln'lt4' l'ool, ,lo Ann Sli:-lion. anll Doris Brown. Top righl: Olxna lfeclmln- and Pat F1-rguson model what lln- wx-ll-elrc-ssl-xl sn-nior will wvar to ilu- flanve. Cvnlvr If-fr: A group leavvs luy way of tln- fron! floor: Etna Rlsoacle-s. llc-My Parsons, llolr Davie. Bon- niv l':4lNNilI'1lS, H. J. liilwards, Ivan lirznly, llvggy flalnle, law- Williams, anll li. G. lVlm'Cln-1-. Cvntvr riglzl: Tlu- que-ons still Sport tln-ir lvalloons: Wanda Tn-ille-ton, Barbara We-st, Belly CFllllFS, Ruth lfry ansl l'alri4-ia Him-. llotlom: Mori- vostuinr-s for the lrig danve: ,loye lh-wlrrc-. llorollly Nam-v, Opal Jaco, Edith Evans, aml Mary Jo llortlvr. 'K . J-A 'f f?f f. V. . - f 17 4 . ' :Km ' ' 7' din: f'f'4:'3 Z'. ' filili-152' f- Q s ITM- .pw -, .Mi ,I ,., A, y 3146? 5' dr , f I 1 ,gr 1 Az r- . .:,,.,- . N-N' 1 . 4-J. ' W Lain. 1 4 fr., A ft no aa T 9 , ,if rv? Ar I I i t V' af Q53 x I Y L! I v y M 'VAT 6 lr 4.51 f 4-wind? M i n fam if L .X 4 X 'm'1hf.ie..lf'L ' ' ff 'L Q I V-..n.:,v.'yq,.,,f511 ' gg' I r , HPF lv' 1 ,. Q 1 V x v,x.AAhi,:gQ5.y,,:i?,. I I , Q 1 , , I I 'N bi? ' it T . Y! . 5- H-fi' ,. V 1 VY 2 1 A , A ,f :Ju 'V .Agp mv, 5 aw Y . 1.1 4 'Q ,7 'X I mlm JUNIORS K . fmjfffwf F fffvfmfmf I I SPOHSOTS, Gfficers l'aram0unt job of the Junior class of- fieers is to plan and execute the Junior- Senior Prom. All memlmers of the grail- uating class are guests of the juniors and every attempt is mafle to make the evening a memoralllc one. Ufficers of the class of 194-73 June llyler, secretary-treasurerg Jimmy Sales, president: Patty Harris., alternate yell leader: anfl standing: Grace Rise, yell leader. wl!47'n'., v -- '-1x..Q . -adn.. 1 Junior Class Sponsors gather in the library for a short session: Mrs. Alive Chesher, Mr. Dan Hamill. Miss Zola Long, fur. H. L. Lilllefielll. and Mrs. Bessie Kelly. kxf' Vgex I 1 K l mem- 2 ,X , i g, ,Aja N ,X 1 an , 4. , , I w y -6 Row I: .lean Alnliot, Maxine Albertson, Clifton Aldridge, Imogene Alexander, Monty Al- housen, Donna Allison. Row 2: Ruth Atwell, J, W, Bailey, Betty Baird, Pat Bar- ber, Jack Barclay, Wanda Barnes. f V, - g J Row 3: Dorothy Barton, ' ' i A , VP - f A H , A ack Beard, Bill B. kl , K . . V 5 ef - 'W A ,V 53. neth Berky, Honiffrr Blciluvhjwrsi, Q N LIV' hggseyeda Birk, Norma .lean .ku , ,ii b VBLL E V V , V Row 4: Jo Ann P , , gishvp. Leon 'E -V ii ... t air, Arthur ,Q f ? ' 6 A Blake, Bob Blak- io' 5 Egg . 4.1, ley, Delores Bleek. if : ' Yi 4 'V fe M. er, Thelma Booth, ,Y , ILI- , . Martha Brand. , tg Vis. I0 1 1 if 5-atm t Q A T 1 Q tt.-. at -L Q f' . Q- Q-,p . A 7 ug 5, ' A f B ,I A 1.-uv 133' of K A ,ffl 6551, 9 9 1 1 E w, by we . 'x ri . ,N K lui at i tv af lx var e ' 2: my 5, sf! fd, 6,1 ,ff I . Ll R, ,., 'Sid S H IQA: 1 fi e 1 ..- Q :fy C ,ta a l Y y :uf we Q A XX . Row 5: Wanda Brannon, Izella Brindley, Mary Brink, Betty Bris- tol, Bose Brooks, Dorothy Browe, Courtney Brown- ing, Lillie Butler. Row lr: Maxine Butler, Wan- da Butler, Phyllis Bynum, Lea- tress Calhoun, Clorianine Can- non, Bob Chambers, Donald Cinnamon. Ron' 7: Harold Clark, Helen Clark, Wanda Clark, Howard Clark, Edward Clingman, Bog- er Cloud. Rau' 8: Paul Colrlr, Bill Co- hen, Rose Mary Colt-man, Do- lores Cooper, Lloyd Cordell, BQ-ny Corn:-lison. l Ron' 1: ,Ianni-s lima, Mary I Cox. lunlinv liruin, lla-lures Nl 1, Iirunlwuil, lluln lluvia, C4-nrgiu Y , , Daw:-. W' Huw 2: ,lurk lluvis, Arla Uv- 'nba llass, l'iIlllllt'llII4' ll:-ape-r, Opal 1, llillow, Mury llitllnvr, Virginia ' Douglus, Row fi: Kullile-1-n llruke, ,lark Duff, llvlorvs llugin, 3 Qsiy , Grulvlivn lllnnunt, Vvrna Mae- il w i IJ. l I llyvr, Holi liugln-, l'al liarly. uk 'AE .M if Q F ,1 . I vs., 04. ,. ' I X , . QL 1 , ., , K V K fl '- Row 4: lirwin V l'i1lmisl4-n, Che-rv A Ellis, Shirley liivll- hofl, lloyt listrs, J, Alive Fallwa-ll, . .- 'Y Hnzc-l lfnrrr-n, Joh- T' nc-an lf:-rrivr, Per- -- ' ry lfie-lcls, . - - x g if r f t ' 3 'Q 3 ' ,, I ll 3 1 K 5 I I 1 4, ,I-fa A X 1 tn A' A K Q r 1, 2 f-1 5 . Q . In 5- .v N , V f--v , . f 1 . Q ' , NL. giilw 1 Row 5: Dora lfirwhc-r, lluwlunll 6' lfialu-l, Kvnnvlll l lunf-ry, Do r oth y Ford, Patririu l'l0I'l'IIl8ll, W u n cl a Font:-r, llulll Fry, ' fi1'll4'Vll Guilv, X How 6: llvlty Carr:-tl, Or- villl- Cass, llzlrry Hula-5, liill lie-nlry, ,loyrv Iiilslrup, Ronmna Glass, Annu flolmlvn. Row 7: ,loyrc limlclnrrl, Jack Grant, Zonulynn firuy, ,lzunvs Green, Mury llriffin, Wilma Crilfitll. lfnu' H: llvlly flrinws, llvlly llugur, l,a-lly llngur, Viviun lluinvs, liill llull, lm- Hoy llull. l ff TI y f vs-if M 1' -VJ l KL Q' . v nr 4. ' , ' , I Q., f , in ' -M ca ff if 0 ,Y E-X 2-1' 9 ,ilv , . -all IV. 121' Q M., l I 9 if , J 1:0 'xi .. A 7 ,.i.. .1 6. fx , zu , ' 'f as far Z ' Vi .. J l i 5 SV AM J J ' 5 ' in in Q ' ,,,,. L ,,. , 1 i t 'Vh1 Jim, J P . 'vis ,f,,,, as I Q , .X 1 f fy we use Q' i Q Q , ,If le E . fm N. J f 'FQ' f M W K ml Awe- 'Sv 'Q M, Q . J, '4 Row 1: Phyllis Hallmark, Jim Hamill, Bernita Handley, Dora Hanson, Bob Harris, Pat- ty Harris. Row 2: Bobbie Harrison, Laura Hart, Delberta Hart, Eleanor Hast, Jimmy Hatfield, Bonita Hayes. Row 3: Ernestine Hayes, Contley Hedges, Navena Hem- bree, Wanda Higginbotham, Anita Hightower, Georgia Hill, Verna Hill. ' Y Row 4: Shirley We - Hobbs, Dorothy 3: ' -41 Hallman, Jo Edy- tha Hollingsworth, l if . 9 Q' Jean Hoskins, Eve- ! .gn I lyn Howe, Bill QR i ' Huckabee, Jimmy , ' .I g Huddleston. I i f Ai is 5, Vg ., 9 J , digg!! ,t gg , , lu-. s iw-- 'Dv a . :ffl V K , M f ya! MVN! ss . fe Y . 54,5 Row 5: Wayne Huddleston, Ruth Hughes, Billie K., Hulgau, Bob Hur- -W f ley, June Hyler, John Jacks, John- ny Jaekson, Mary sua' I if 'Rel'- 'W Jaekson. Row 6: Harry James, Mary Johnson, Priscilla Johnson, Walter Johnson, Bobby Jones, Bobbygene Jones, Don Jones. Row 7: Bill Julian, Donna Kiggins, Betty Keith, Sue Ker- hy, Jam-k Ke-hr, Phyllis Key. Row 8: June King, Nita King, Wanda King, Helen Kline, Bobby Klieve, Bill Kolb. Row I: Mary Jo Hurst. Jaw-k l,nmln-Ill, lm Roy Lam-Q, Marie' IAW, llnlu-rl lmsliv, Imogx-no Linvilla-. Row 2: .lark l,itllQ-john, Naomi lriva-ngotul, llyrl l.0rc', C4-nv Lott, Wilma l,ov1-tt, Ov- lva Lllllbrie-. , 1 la X xm l l LA 5 A.. Q A ,il H. will , 1' .M P in W A vi, L l .J-1 'Q' x Hn , .. A t 'ia M Q K 9 ,I Q 3 I ,- al A' ,J-'Hf ! 'ag Ron' ff: llulny Mallory, J. D. l A Y Marshall, lfvc-lyn Marlin, Nor- . 3 Y 1: ' ma Mathis, Halma M1'Alf-ster, R F Q ' Nj, Ze-nrl M1'Al4-sh-r, Don Mrfflure. ., -5 ,P V X 'V M S f , ll V ' We I ir l Sky. Now 4: ,lf-anne' 1 K A , Mrfllnrr, John Mc-lflurc-, Margaret Mrlilonulcl, A. J. L , Mrfla-Q-, Ronniv 0 y Q at 6 Q 5, Mcfla-4-, Rolrrrt N ' ' x-x Mrliinc-sr, Gvnrge- 4- Sf' Mn-ary:-a, Tillie- -if '75, M1-rm-r. . l ' . f Ron' 5: Luvonda Mile.:-5, L1-norn Mikvs, llill Mailvs, Q. liurlrara Moffvtt, . -, Rulny Majors, Boll- 'W lnia- Molslu-4-, Paul W Mont:-rghl, Vrrn- ' -' fy! x 1 :L G ll 'e--lg? it' l M. ,' an iQ 1 , L--Q 7 'mfg-AA ,Z TAN 'I 5 6 Ha F' .nf v! YT? f-.1 -me 'vs' I L Ein lo 1-ll Muflvr. flow 6: Us-an Moorv, Rwa- for-l Munn-, Mary Joyw- Mor- gan, l.urila Morison, Nfulu Mor-lnmla-r, l'c-ggy Motle-y, Wil- ma Musgrovr. Q- 'f' 'YQ 5 0 lfnu' 7: ,lunvl Novotny, llill Nr-lr-mn, l'uul Norris, lie-My Nurry, Dirk Ny:-, lie-va-rly Us- lmrna-. lfow H: Boll l'urlu-r .le-ssiv , Pnrlclmrst, ,lnme-S Pvalmfly, I,iIlll1'll l'e-arson, llvrniu- Phil- lips, Mary Phillips. ,, n I I' u, ! f . lg n l ,tw li I w. 1 1 n w J - Q 'my ' .' I W5 4 iff. , -.L 8' 12 . it E t 1 s FS' ft ,J -N. ' ,xii .Row I: Wanda Philpot, Vir- Illnla Phipps, Norma Pinkley, Betty Powell, J, R. Prim-, Row 2: Edna Rainbow, Char- lie RHIHHY, Jerry Ramsey, Clenn Reagen, Pat Rea, Eldred Rhoades. Row 3: Grace Rice, Pat Rive, Betty Ann Rivhet, Dorothy Rider, Earline Riggs, Ze-lla Marie Riggs, Billie Riley. Row 4: Dean Robertson, .lean H ... ' ' Robinson, .l. W. ,tv I Robinson, Peggy Rogers, W y n e ni n , L, ll Rogers, Mary .lane I ,-,. ' Rose, Delmar if Rosehrook,,lo f ' Anne Rowlette. . ,A V' . if ,. an , 1, so li 3-3 M., xx M I FW ' E? fi? W, A 1 L .1-af ,,.'.f H f I l ll, N Ron' 5: Billy f gy m Roy, Amt Rozt-ll, Q I hw .llmmy bales, hsta Q 1 f , - ar gaiidy, Mildred ' 5 la yer, Mod' 1 W l , , fl? Scherer, tlliarlimlltli I! ys , ' 1 Srott, Billie Svrog- nw o onna a l -fi fl-...B W t Row 6: Betty St-dwell, Joanne Selken, ,lack Severs, Lee Marie Sestak, Don Shaffer, Gene Sheppard, Albert Striku. Row 7: Curtis Shubert, Patsy Singleton, Hubert Skinner, Bet- ty Smith, Keith Smith, Nelda Cac Smith. Row 8: Patsy Smith, Ray- mond Smith, Raymond Smith, Wilma Smith, Jack Snodgress, Mary Lou Snoddy. l l Row 1: C1-ruld Stanish, Ger- alclina- Slllllllhll, llolorf-s Slow- art, Alive- Stone, lloln Stone, Mary Stone-. Row 2: llurolyn Snipvs, ,Irr- ry f'lny4lvr, lfllarle-s South, ,lack SlN'Ill't'I', llorotlly Spf-nvvr, ,lc-an Spry. Row fl: Wayne Ste-vvns, J0llH Straln, Allwrt Strilsu, llowurtl Stric-klancl, Zulu Strirlclancl, Ann 'l'uylor, Margaret Te-rl. How 4: lluanie A n n Tllolllpsorl, Mary Ann 'Thomp- hon, M an r y L o u Tllmnpnon, llivll- a r el 'l' ln r u m a n, Margurt-I 'l'is1'lm4-r, Avon 'I'i nl lnlinv, l,ore'lta rlllbllll, llon 'l'rulry. .. I v - r ? i I x ll i VS- w F W D K .Q ya ' A t V , I in nA I qg,J A 1 f I 'ff 'I .-'px 0 2' 5 r as I , ty f ' i ,. l , 1 N l ' z 'xl ' . 54 l 51 ' :Y C- nf- an 6' ak ' F, I px Ci, x l -My V f N x - i Al ' V4 X ' S A I Ron' 5: llivllarzl l I l U1'lUVl',lA1lvl'Tll1' -' .L H 'l'us-lsvr, Murylou 6 ' ? ul ' , 1 Q Tum-ka-r, Nlurtllu T u r n 1- r, Norma rl' u rn e- r, l':lll'l1'lH' Van liuhkirk, 'l'ol- ln-rt Wa1le'. Row 6: llorotlly Wall, Roll- :-rt Wallis, ,lov Walla-r, lllinflu Wlnrrvn, lloln Wann-r, llugll Wutrrs, l.ilu Wutlv. Rout 7: ,lllllll Wvlvll, ,lo Ann WX-lls, llm-ln-n We-sl, lin-tty Wcsl- lnrook, ,lurk Wllilnull, Nutllulia- Wllilna-y. Ron' H: Dull- Willlitv, jvrulfl- ina- Williams, ,lurk Willouglllvy llnrlmrn Wilhoit. Wauulu Wil- son, li 1-tty Wingcr, llvrln-rt XX'oll. .QQQ was Q v Q, -1 V I get al 4 A wr , 2 -0 ig Ni ,J Q- l 4 JE' aaaa 453 , , ni- A-my ' is '5 3, x I .W C, 7, f-4 0 Q14 aww 1 I W , I tn, . 5 , 6- Q 1 A ' Y Hb jg- . mt , rl f L' Q7 E L. 1 J 1 S 'P 1 gf ,gr-W ,fs . -...F-H lr ': '? Us 5 , 1 91:2 Y- , ,X x 1-Qiw. if ,Z h Mnvvqgwg xy ,L VZ .. f gi wi , ' if 5 Mx., 5- , 'Q .Q - Q .. i vlvdri, X l'- X fiaiyzg, . . I gn, 1 r, 'fqxfi , 1 vi si.-1 f .rv vw.:-by ggi A 1426, Q B 'QQ 'Y' 7.1. 6? ,gui 'QQ 1 Y , ,P ji E, kggige ,xfhz igr ' , T , 7'-L, , , .. -. A I If .IQ 3,31 Q- -g'l,'v,' , 9 , , 3 2 ww gig 35.4 ' ., ,. D -Fx 3' . 9, , 5 ffif ' ix? . . , N ,KM gg .1 Ai s . , X 5 Irv f iw z -5 , ,X ,Q . x Q s I ww-4 . N . 5' L V 'A A , '-C. x 3 51 V ia ' ' , ' ' VA ,xx W 4. V ..:gfs,v:!: --W. K X f -f 9 ' ff? J 'f - ey ' . . - 'gb K in. N 1' A, O Iltlngfgh V IP' LJ' Officers, Sponsors The youngest, but by no means tlie sniullvsl vlaiss ul li, ll. ll. S., the sopho- mores are llw I4-aulcrs in all clrivcs and mln-r 1-xprussiulm uf class 1-nlllusiusni. This yeufs 4-lass, for the first time in several years, gave an 4-vvning's froliv, Hrllllf' Soph- onmre Variety Show. Ufliiu-rs-i of ilu- suplionmrv class: Norma fll'il!'lll'Ullg1ll, pre-sielvlilz Jimmy Sullivan, vice-pre-si4lvllI: B1-My Fowler, secretary- trvusurc-rz and slumling: Willif- lfclwurfls, yell leucler. ,, bs vs. Zwwwillm Boasting an all-male set of sponsors, the class of 1948 has taken advant- age of the relurn of neu' leathers from the armed forces. Saplmnmra' spfm. sors. caughl in lhe Ii. brury: Mr. Henry Folfl, slllf. SPUPKIP, and Hr. Alfonso 4'llnnjaru.s. -sqm. X51 Row I: Lurnun Ahsurf-, Wanda Adams, Lila Ad- kins, Roy Agers, Clara Amburn, Dorothy Arn- old, Billy Backdale. Raw 2: Joyre Bakvr, Paul Baker, Lavern Bar- ber, .lo Ann Bare, .los Barnes, Boll Busan-ll, Juanita Bath-rton. Raw 3: Wanda Batter- ton, Joanna Bealy, Boh- by Benson, Wennie .lo Bm-asly, Ralph Beal, Nor- ma Berg, Mary Benson, Helen Bell, Row 4: Elennr Bell, Peg- gy Birdwz-ll, Bolxlly Bird, Jerry Biggrrslaff, Ruy- mond Blotts, Carolyn Bloom, Eurma Blark- llurn, Billy Black, Cleotu Bowman. i - ' , ha W 25 'ffifafff 'vw f ft an gn- -f N vb- B -f-sr Rau' 5: Elizalwth Boyd, Bulh Boyd, Norma Box, Wanda Branon, l ran1'vs Brink, Sara ,lo Brooks, Betty Brooks, Sur Brown, Beverly Burk. Row 6: Dorothy Buley, Arluilda Burkey, Slan- ley Burleson, Robert Burns, Eddie Burns, Er- vin Butlrr, Pat Butler, Sue Calvert. Row 7: June- Campbell, Belly .lean Canis, Jerry Carl, Alta Carpe-nter, Bil- ly Cartvr, Ralph Chand- lor. Row 8: Don Childers, Billy Chriatizm, Donald Ch8PPv .l0 Ann Clark, Dvloros Clounts, .lulie Coatm-y, C. lf. Contra. Va a, M 4 44 X.: Q A , N ,- T 9 I . K-1 ,to SJ B , ,K ag' is f B B B B 1. aat 1' B B fr t . f B ' '-i,'. ,. -'., ft, l ' af' Y B to . ii , 1 B Y 7, ' ff' l rl' ,, L : jf Lam e 4: V, ' iQ ' -' I I N A J f K 'ii izz h ifi - Y A ' .4 iqfif ,,S 1, ff' -- ' - 'Q i t In , H, kkki ,, 5 . .. V K 3: V- et ,,. . l m Qa, , l' r . I i n J ls 2 B. fr 'iL ig . ' -j- 1 L t- ,i .fxlkki , Eiimoigr 7 .g r I - A , I , fi I , If , -, B -f ' - -. x'-r- 'B at f B if ' ' 2 1 rtaa, Q. , W1 if-y fe - l 1,5 - A . , f'-4 1 ii,,? in-f m ei ,. Q1 r,-, , ,fd fi , ii, l 3 5 I 1 AA H Q 6- XV fa K fn 'V 7 1- ' B sl 'V , gr ,L + xf Q, , ' 1, , ,E a , B r t ii L it I , A ' -i.A,A X h - W ! ' ' if '1 -F,eg4,3fjE- ,aa 1 E L A QQ? V 'B LJ 1 Q., 0 Ron' I: Mary ifm-lirnn. Alla Carpe-nh-r. Alum lfurpe-nh-r, l.nu-rnv ifnln-r man. lin-rl Hollins, lh-Hy Collins. l.urilli- liunurr, L-x Joan Lmuk, lin-Iyii Vnr, f-W hy. ,M Ron' 2: llnlnluiv llnrm-ll. ' A 'GI' lluriw liullvn, liunlillu 1' liuxinglon, Murllxu llnylv. N f I lfrulivw llrnmlvll, Yiolu ' I H V lj ' rllunn-r. Junnilu Cn-ws. Run' .lr lfunia lirolwr, Mary Lruzun. llulu-rl lfurr 'n, Uliw- Il ll, K lluvillmn, Kailua-:in llnliili Rirlluril Dawson, llilly , , D:-mart. ' 5' F ' 4 X 6, ' . 5. Rau- 4: z.-hm. naw.. rv, ' ' . 9 Q Larry Dorm-5, Virginia 'v..'v v Q-' 5 , r Douglas, lL u'- ll A- ' W K Y lnvvk, l.unnie-lllunigl, 4- f , ,lm-rry l'ian'S. lm- Harp. V ,I gr X Shirlvy lfivkofl, Dorothy L Q, 5 W ihivhl 1 lizldinga. N- if 4 l. ' V 5 'P 3 h A - 2 S: r l I , r r , . 4 A 'J 1 Ct' 1 v -1 f L f ' . 4 Y J V X H ' Q Q4 I ' , .N f ' I A - fl! I , ff - -, , Q -1 , ' 'E 4 Vx l l 'R wr .' l - A R ' R ' v-, ' - 'c ' ' iii SH Xitw . fx . i 1 1- a A f -- -, ' r V Q J ' f It as ' ' 1 . Q 1. or 1 1- .' ' .3 A , F1 . . ' . '7 X '- I Q2 xy' N. , he I . J J N r I n l W ' f I Q ' . I if 4 4 , ' 1 'I lv-4 'W' f Q 1 ., A H- 4 mf L 'I F 1 ' if F -f ' - A I x -1. - lx Q A 1 T Y A I W , I 1' will ' igwsaf, lm I fi R i , X we 1 . fx, 'x 'r ,f , K -' 'Hi' x Ron' 5: Th.-Ima lfnlnlings. William lfulwurnls, Willi, lilam. Mary Hrii-kwin, Vw' livvlyn lirwin, Doris HL, 5 -'Q 5 3 z.-ll, lv.-lor.-, I-'alll-r. . , ' 6 .. lfharlva Farr, ll:-rald 5 H4 lfaulrion. 4 :low h: llillie- l e-dnl:-, 1 'qi larlrnrn Fun! llolxln K' k lfn-mon Jn' F' li -l l I My M dall I-'iiqln-lr: 11.ii'i'a'..r.'.l.'i, , I uf ' 1 -. 1-1 sie-ril lflulnn-ry, Nnlalia- flannigun. Rau- f: lfrunkim- Flowvn, Holly lfowl ' , Wwl Fuiugo, Vfninlnlprorl, ici: ' gil lfyvlz Yixiam hnlulr. I Jrullm- Mann. ' , 1 1 K ' V' ' -- .l . ,bi l' K . Run' H: Uvorgv llurllmfr, 'Q g J N I 3 'KA Frvnl Curr:-I, liuln llilbson N55 5 su- ,, - fa lialpll Hiluun, lluunm ix . wmv ,,, sfsnmtlilrilll Uoforlh, Hur- - I rl- 1 . .A I -V Inc mm. 73 ' W' 4 if A 4 A 's , Y 5, 6 ' B' 'NN' W 'Q' X ' if ,, X if K ,jj ig 41 - 2 ,il . W V' ' V f 5 ' ,. r ,,. X ,f Q .: 'va . V ,naw- 1' .sq-.. , 19714- . i ' 0 . ,'Q L I . , at or a all 1 a do . I A -. K wyrv K :E V Q I Q wg, 4' ,, - X' f , fi l 5, fn I ax- a -er i' K- 5' J A Raw I: Lawrence Good- man, Kenneth Gooch, Norma Graham, Rodenna Gray, Lee Green, Joe GreEE1 Jolean Grider. Row 2: Norma Guinn, Wava Hager, Paul Hagge, Delores Haight, Sidney Haines, Charles Hair, Donna Haley. Row 3: Virginia Haley. Alam Hall, John Hall, Billy Hamilton, Don Hampton, Carolyn Ham- lnon, Wanda Harhoe, alhrine Harliins, Row 4: Jean Harris, Mary Harris, Ola .lean Harris, Norma Harrison, Ruddy Hart, Marilyn Hawthorne, Ann Hefner, Arthur Heldenhrand, Roy Henderson. WK UQ aw M, , W' 1 n E ,V f of-A 3 Q is 'R -' ef .1 o a-Q-'Lg H X W f H maxim, lm I ' I I r K-Q in eara is ,r Q1 9 1 if 5, 37' a . or Qing gi 1' it it -5, , -, 15 A 3 I 1 . , 5 X N 1 an is - Q A v A lg' elif K K I, X W1 K XL lf. af 8 Ik . . , Q W . gy. ' - Q 2 .' In K K P V, . I V ' C 3 6 2 5 2 '73-K A ip i P ' 5. f ' 1, ,, KJ' K , ' Iii. ,. M 'W' ,rg A 4' as , ,,k Ay v ,l 1 .,,, 4, L17 fif A K J if , i'll . A V ' Y :i - if 'K I 1 f fi Q QA ' I l ,Q K Row 5: Arlula Hend- 'srtfg rif-ks. Le-roy Hogue, X , 'A5g3 Y Wava Hogue, Nita Hol- vy L -' 1 ' ' f vomlr, Posn ,Holga-,Hllolu guys X W -, , N ' 1 lhllant. as a o ings- ? V V, N 4 'W l . lg, fy' R ' ' ' 43- M K 6 wcirlli, Batty Holman, uv N Z or I iy X K Willialll Hollnrr. Q ' f ' 'ff, i3',g K - 5 X43 Row 6: Clayton Hous- 'Tg if A' 75 2- M ' Q lon, Louiae Howerlon. o We-uf ' J W liilly Howl, Pauline- l V7 1 A Hopkins, Delores Hop- 'P , 1: L' 1 1 sun, Donna Hirlu, Bessie ad if N ' Ha.-ks. Row 7: Melina Higgins, , Don Hildehranrl, Gloria Mi Hill, Lee Hill, Belly llill. E ,., X B Billy Hilton, G4-ne f Q K if . , L , Hisen, 33' 1 i - 5 K I V7 'L 2-, hi' R YH: A it Huml ll -- f l i ' 'Y 6. f L 5 ,. Y A? Q' nf, G Mc, loin? lllenmlil uenh-r,l lfal , - - ' ' 'pf , P ' - i t H h' , Jss' Hux, .e ' X 6- - H V We v Y F' Jouiplriiinnk- Jeoif Billy in ' A A 4 'ii' ' A ' ', Jones, Bah Johnson. ig, - 1 I 7 ' v' . 1 , Row l: lfurnl Johnson, func- Johnunl, Ulynn' johnson, linlh Jnhmon Lmlin Jackson, .lurvlinr Jnlm-r-, lfuyrwll Je-nkinn. Rou' 2: llulrlry ohn-inn, lla-lun-n jnrwn, Hlviml jorgrnnn-n, Punlinn- Kun- r-lwnlxi, .linlnly lxrrfnol, ,la-rry Killnlnn, l.orr1-Ilu Kilnmr. Rau' 3: Jon- Kinlln-ll. Nnllwuliu- King, Nora King, ,Is-nwiv Kvrnuglw-n. Jalnvu Kilpulrif-lx, Jnrkvy Kilrhe-nln, Jvuu Knapp, llmmn Knnx. Row 4: Je-rry Knox, Uuriw Krinllrr, Hvlly Laryk Jun Ladd, Mary La Plant, ll:-nv Lalhuln, Ann Lum-lx, Mury Luuxl- vrrlalv, lie-lly l.nwrn-nr:-. ru . li R as I 7'- - r' .2 -Am I 1 I . 9 Q- 'Q - 0 , Hun' S: Hlunlrv Lam-nn. ll r n n L1--1 rr. frlvnn lmwi-, Nurnul lmwix, Lu- xun l.ln1Iu-r, Invxnnu l.in1Il4-, Uurnl l.iIlln-john, ' lg K Ns-u l.illl1-jnlm, Nmlinr ' Lmllu-r. Hun ll: l'e'glgy lnnll, Doris l,mf-I, Mary l.nuul1'rllulv, Iiilly lnun-., Hunnir Mul- rlim, Ula-lu Munlunlh, r lflnlrlvn Murnllull, Ninn- , 'ln Xinrlin. lfun 7: funn' Niurlin, li-'un Mm-un, Ich-llu 'Hul- lln-wn, Umm May Mun--. llurutlw Mnyfirlul, Wy- nunu Ms-l.nrllu'y, lf:-rnr Nlrf fugr. ffm uf ln... M.-lf.-.-l.-,, Q' p 0 Ann MrVHmrlon, Murp M1-Iiiu, ll-llln M.-.-k., I IW E l'llrl'rln'1- Mn-l'lll'h, Ju 1 lmv, Ill-lly M:-rrrr, W4 X i 0, fl Aw? - .:x-F. Q' Q x Q ' I lx , J! W7 K5 Nr 4V if ,. qi' gp .Nd '.. 1... nik 1 ual fn in-f al. L 3' 1 Qu 6 V f ' ' V af, N 'X , 4 W 4 'F 5 if . 1 A' um C xx 6 Q N .N 5 F n -1' - . r fa L! me .VMS 5 X W, :E ,,, ,f . : K KK, W-.E,.. f 4 Q1 1 l V - g up is-M g if .. 2 ii' ' Q' g ' mf Q D 4 Qi V ,, , 1 ' ,: ...si Y 4 I 5 ' ' f P .J a M, x 1 A .. 5 m . 'z 'N T, ..: ' P V VF . ?' Z N , 'QQ 6. vi' ,.., ,ty V it ia lk N. I I t 19, Eg f Q3 V .K,.. .X KV! H 554 X g - y . 1 x Q. . in W' , w..,.,I.f tg I .', V ' AV4. 'if f, ' I A I Mil 1 A . . ,',, K, u S .S 1 12,7 ilymi, L f rl 'M ' ,. ,. A 'V 'wily .EA li .3 42 33' X r Q , - i 5 ' N f K iz ., Q ., S , A NL.. i K 22. V,,, 1 f f I fm X ' 1' A . K 4 V , , gi! '55 , 5 Q xuvu V im ' an ff.. 5 in N 7 5 'Q A R ,L,AY .. , Xm,, f ' 5 N11 I ce -ib fi, 5 1 J il' rl lv Q- - T9 ? e Sigma, ik- f M F ll 1 SJ Row 1: Juanila Miller, Jimmy Minor, Norma Miser, Helen Min-hal, Delores Moorly, Barbara Moore, .lark Moore. Row 2: Paul Morris, Wanda Morris, Clara Morrison, Ma-Ilia Mubon, Kermit Murphy. Violet Murphy, Sroll Muse. Row 3: Murine Myers, Hershel Neeley, Belly Needham. Belly ,lo Neff, Emma Lou Nelson. Doris .lune Nislmelh, Anna Jean Noble, Kenneth Noo- lidge. Row 4: Don Norris, ,Ia- net Novolny. Anlly Now- lin, June Overton, John Park, Billie- Sur- Palmer. J. M. Palmer, .lune l'ule, Dorothy Pennis. X kay o, 'YJ K xL,, l f l ' , 1 .oroo -.... 5 av- Q M A 'il an - Q ,,. 35 .1 0 y -'I-H ' bf ty I li? o. S' A 1 A Q, we ir rx 'R 5- ll we I r if , I Q' f '..- Q 1 We if M' . F tx, N . A .- gf I . If .fi ,M ' f JN Il, L 13 1, Q e 3' , I 5255253 Q i Xi, I 'V Ygiixl i' 'N J' f G- I 731 L .I Row 5: Yvonne Peter- son, Pat Petree, Dennis Phelps, Boll Phillips, Mary Piekxlrrl, Roy Fluf- lon, Belly Gene Ponte, Loraine Pollurzl, Jimmy Pollork. Raw 6: Belly Pool, Vian- da Powers. Mary Nell Ray, W'umla Hay, James Reagan, Dean Reumes, Junior Reese, Viola Rheu- well. Rim' T: Joe Rive, Leo Hirharilsun, Imogene Riehmoml, Eugene Rine, Doris Rohr-rtson, .lc-an Holrerlson, Eugene Roll- man. Rau' H: Ruth Rogers, Rivharml Ross, William Roten, Dorothy Rucker, Mary Rulherforfl, Hurry Sanford, Norma Sear- hrough. lhm' I: Il i I I y N-Imlh, II:-njnmm S4-ull, Ii:-lly Sn-ull, Iluxill Hrllurn, Hun- nlul N-un, Vnry Slmnuon, Iiilly Film-llnll, Hou' 2: In-ur Slmllvr, Jack Slninn, llhnrlrn Fmilll, Iiulf-umn Smith, 'fl-ii' Tunilh, Hln-n Smith, Horlm Smith. Huw ff' J:-un Smith. Il:-L ly Snnw, 14-rry Snow, Ilurullly Hllvrlrr, I'xlllIim' Smllln-rn, hlvnn Spnrkf, Mum-I Sparks, ll:-nixu Stull:-r. Rau' AI: Ilowurnl Slum- Imry, U, K, Slnmn, Trav- iw- Hu-warl, lfuln-rn Stih- lvnn, Nnrmu Hlilwvll, Hulh Sinn:-, Ka-nfl ll Strunk .Iimmy Fullixun. r-M n 11 3. ' . s I -V 'sv ,1 74' 'F' -- E3 I ' nv 45'-9 Juhn funnm-rn, - I . I Q 'K , 7 i A , , - I -I Ia. 4. ., 2 . - ' ' 'il ' L ' . In I 4, LJ i J .MQ .. V. V Q4 I 'i If I A IN- I 55-If 'WI I -4 1A 11 g .I it , .il imf- I s I ' I I A ... Y 4 ' ' , . ,-Y i .T ' , A ' fs 'N J ' ff 1 - I , x .- , ff .I . F V i . 115,-fm. ' A 4'g'M XI . 42 'Z I ' f . --if-f. IP '50 A , .1 ,. ' - . , -1 I I ' I A . 1: Lf' I If 'PW T' If ' - 3 F I . , W: VA E I W ' 1 1 ,.' if? ,f Q' I in f., ,f.- - t ay- ez.. , A lg ' ' ', . in 'QF' ' ,r . I Yr' -5, I I Q 'VL ' V , I, . 7,5 A X11 1 1' f' - I Rim' 5. Wnmln Swnrll, Ifollniv' 'I'urIu-ll, Iiilliq- Tnylur, J. IC Tuylur, Joh.: 'I'4-mplr, I'Iurnn- 'IV -Il, TVI I IT- -II, . X . ..:.LL'....... faf:.::31...,'af:.... I ,,, 4 I I 5- ,, 1 . ., 1- 9 Tllouxupmlu. ' , l I V V Huw lr: lflninn' 'I'llrm'r, ' 3, 1 Gvx -,' , , R 'LVL L13 Holm-rl Vullghl, ,Is-nn X 'A 3 xi, Wu.:--. ra.-.mu Mrk.-.. w, ' fflurafylrr Wnllurr, IhlIi-- J J . ' ' W1-nllu-rfurxl, Lulu 'Vluv - - Wm-nu-r, Iiuuny Wa-lwr. A I Run' 7. Luwru While-, Ve-rin' Mus- Vhiln-, 4urI Whilvkrr, Iiill Williumw, Ilan Willinnnr, Aniln Willix. Run' II: Ihnisl Vlilwn. .Io Ann Wilson, Nmmlnl Win-llnlll. Iiill Wuniky, Juana--. Wynll. Nurmu Young, ,Iuuwn lm-Inuy. I . I T. : 6 Gr' I It Y JL-iv I ' J' - -' ,ny 'nazi' MJXJ NJ ft fi - 8. h T ' 1 I' . ' I I I. 1 I ,-Q' , ' x .W g il? . ,N TAA v , Y Q. 2,74 ' r , ' ' 1. ii 6 I v J I E x- Eul . J' x y, v , 5x A ' eu' E , ' IF' l-F 'H 'A 1 f I I .' X . bb ct. ' I 7 I , Q V, 'fl KAL G- . me . ff' f fig' ri if ' : fl S ' I , A H , 5 Q- . aw I E ' Ig w ' I ' - . 1 f Q QI '33 , ,bf 1. .girl MLM 'N :rf if I nf A O'-'QTNX ,- 5 ' JWQS Y 'Q mm I-.S Wherein we present the five girls who were especially honored by the male section this year: the football queen, the basketball queen, the hand queen, the Recl- skin Sweetheart, and the Chieftain Princess. ,Kg-... :fx 15 V ',Vi ,Q fx N. QP' n fxe X xv affsx lg MM' 'xi aj x . ,UT A 'vw-1-..:2:.-v , K x . X N Mffcl-630 sLf1n,fZ9 K 5. if X I 41 I X x N X 'N X x tif .3 p in--4? 1' K 1 is .,, X Q XXX A j. X 5 t it 4 Betty Grimes Chieftain Princess 15 S4 .N ,R . , ' Q, . Q . . I ,, - . ' f A , , . , M - fi H, ' 7 1. 5 ' . M ' 2 1 , k M, W- A xx ,f 7. - J . . x V' K ,Ku . N t J... gf Q 5. if - 3 An. gnxuifk ski-Kai N. 1 R X x X KX Q If 1 ' -4-MQ..-Q-1' ' 1' li' 2 Q, E, 3 K Q, 5. 5 :T 'Z Ruth Fry Band Queen x - my , ,X K nf NR 1? J if ' a , 1 x ., Kg, .. 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X 1 ,1 Pat Rice Basketball Queen ORGA vvn- ' fa.: 3, K f ff M NS ATION S TTE r 1n.f X in, I Z if Xx- Other candidates for the honor of serving as leader of the student body for next year, pose with James on the day be- fore election: Keith Smith, Bob White, Pat- ty Tonl Harris, Dan Sheaffer, and James Peabody. Dan Sheaf- fer was runner-up and will therefore, serve as vice-presi- dent. Student President James Peabody, serious student and yet popular fellow with his classmates, was elected president of the Capitol Hill High School student body for the year 1946- 1947. F.. U . 'Ji 4 .14 ,V .. X VfQ .a 'N c . , 'fa is Dlx . sa X ' A X. , af? 9' 'cfm A M . w QL 'U ' 'H' JI 'l STUDENT 'T' CO l ' I Officers of the C. H. H. S. student council for the year 1945-46, include: Harriette Bollinger, Pat Cochran, Lloyd Cordell, and Dick Evans. This large group meets every week to suggest means of mak- ing our school a better place. One of the chief projects is the school directory. Members of the Council: Ruth Jones, Alva Zoe Whitman, Lloyd Edmis- ton, Richard Thurman, Bill Williams, Richard Dawson, Bert Walker, Jerry Smith, George Cox, Gloria Hall, Mary Lou Tucker, Neldagae Smith, Phyl- lis Bynum, lla Beth Nichols, Lee Marie Sestak, Mary .lane Rose, Lloyd Cordell, Dick Evans, Harriet Bollinger, Pat Cochran, Nora Mae King, Monty Lois Althausen, Ada De Haas, Ann Mcwhortor, Frankie Flowers, Dolores Clontz, June Pate, Vernell Muder, Elizabeth Boyd, Wanda Martin, Naomi Livingood, Betty Jo Baird. Members of the Cirl Reserves, one of the first and most cooperative groups at C. H. H. S. in- clude: Front Row: CSeatedJ left to right: Lee Marie Sestak, Sasha Hollings- worth, Mary C r u z a n, Donna Mae Knox, Helen Mitchell, Mary Cochran, Wynona McCarthy, Dona May Hogue. Second Row: Winnie .lo Beasley, Euna Brown, Rebecca Wri ght, Pat Barber, Coy Nella Mc- Coy, Mary Jane Rose, Wanda Ray, Emmeline Q Desper, B o b b i e Fay N Parker. Third Row: Jerry Ramsey, Allyne Muzney, Mary Jean Spry, Nelda- gae Smith, Mary Lue Tucker, Mary Ann Thompson, Rose Evelyn Sestak, Vivian Jackson, Billie Slay. Not in Picture: Della Lee Meeks, Pat Huchin- son, Sue Brown. GIRL RESERVE ei f No other organization at C. H. H. S. has a more noble purpose nor serves the school with more whole- hearted loyalty than the Girl Reserves. Pictured' at the right are Miss Velma Elam and officers of the service club: Left to right: Rose Evelyn Sestak, interclub coun- cil representativeg Miss Elam, sponsorg Alleyne Muz- ney, song leaderg Mary Ann Thompson, interclub council representative: Mary Lue Tucker, vice-presi- dentg Billy Slay, service chairman, Mary Jane Rose, secretary-treasurerg Neldagae Smith, reporter, Lee Marie Sestak, president. N L- i New to C. H. H. S., but rapidiy mak- ing a place for itself in the life of the scllool, is time Spanish Club. The purpose of tlle group is to stimulate an interest in all foreign languages, witll special em- pllasis on Spanish, tlle language of most of our southern Il6if,!,lIlD0l'S. Members of the club are: Norma June Guinn, ,lean McClure, Frankie Flowers, Peggy Cable, Marilyn Hawthorne, ,lean Dawson, Cly- dine Hughes, Jo Ann Cook, Katherine Harkins, Wlilma Frantz, Beverly Dzburn, Lee Marie Sc-stak, Allyne . Nluzney, C. F. Coates, Bela Bradley, Donald Norris, -ff ,linuny Fortenlierry and I Rose Evelyn Sestak. ' , 2. .if Officers of thc Spanish tllulr, pictured' with their sponsor, Mr. A l f o n s o Monjaras, include: C. F. Coats, ,lean Dawson, und Donald Norris. JEN ...Av----I Une of the boys' pcp squads, the Redskins, sponsored by Mr.. Cliff Spccglc, is an cnthusias- tic group: Dick Ogg, Bob Bumpas, Bob Blakely, Dick Evans, Cliff Spee- glc, Barbara West, Eu- gene Davis, E. G. Mc- Ghee-, Lloyd Eclmis- ton, Glcn Anderson, Bob Chambers, Carl Zachary, Donald Short, Dewey Bennett Robert Arthur, Don McFeely, La Von New, Don Walravcn, Richard Thurman. Bert Walker and Jerry Smith are missing from the pic- ture. KR ilk, 's 4 X Ufficcr- of thc He-tlskin l'cp lllub, togctlu-r with thc Rcclskin SWQ'l'lllt'lll'l2 Dick Evans, president: Eugcnc Davis, vicc-prcsi- flcnt: Bob liumpas, assi. yell lcaflcrg Dick Ugg, ycll lczulcrg li. G. Mc- Ghcc, trcasurcrg Ralph Chantllcr, s c r g c a n t-al- armsg Bob Blakely, scc- retary: and li a r lm a ra W4-st, Swcetlu-art. 13 if ,tw ,,-V - 0 S I? KQV U '.. 1 Q: s -v Em' , l '9 Sv? '93 i' 'Q 5 5' 5 X A fm 3' 'Q 'SA 3' I 2 !f Q3 iii' Y L K- S , V ZS! ' M 55 ,' , 'f . W K r, w in 5. Q' 'P' f 7 B .-1' 7 F f ,4 1. CU an f . ' LP- ' .. .EY Q: .EE L--J v.,4, x-... '51, he zu L..- -TQ 'Em EC. 'CF SL' 2: 3 . : , S fd JN Cf' 5: f ...F ga. 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Spa-vgln-, uml lVlra. .Xala- lllll' llull lm-uh-ill. Mlm Nolru I'l't'Il1'll, Mr. ll. li, l.illln'lil'lll, Mrs- llvssin- livlly, nml Mrs. lfllu Man- lllzlir lslunllingl. YXH Y. :iv Q. rf. l Hrorv: Ufliu-rs mul aponsors of Iln- ki Yi vlulr. Front Row: ln-fl lo riglil: lrl'1ll'l' Hive-, llol- ora-5 WF-lwr, Mr. liilllv- fi.-ld, S ll i r l 1' y llolvlrs, jlbllllllt' liowl1'lh', llor- ollly liiclvr. lfurlf Row: lil-ny Mil- IQ-r, Maxim- llole-mam, l'4-ggy lfulnlv. llloriu llull, Misa lfrviirli. Nlrs. lllair, Nlirlllil JPZIII lliwl. x I linohs 4-aught unaware ln-- tween halves of a lnasketlmall game, let down after an exeit- ing and 1-lose first half is over. Tillie to relax, say the rheer- leaders, hut there's no law against trying to 4-an-h the eye of the opposite sex. fl ' '..Stf'93! M , ,H Three unashamed knob pledges pose in the front hall to show their kid attire to all passers The dolls are plenty ruddly hut those bottles are a pain in the neck Happy little girls are Virginia Raper fharlotte Morgan, 'L-r .,A ., f r .u if-L Q-'ff 12 qs 0 ' Knoll offieers rook up il dance with the llhief- tain pep gang while they pose for their pictures on the steps: Left to right: Pat lfergliz-on, assistant yell lead:-rg Patty Harris, yt-ll leuderg Colleen Pooler, tleinerit ruptaing Alive Stone, vi1'e-presi- dentg .lune Hyler, presidentg llellu Seliroeder, treasurerg Betty Lee Bristol, pledge mistressg lzella Brindley, ri-porterg and Wanda Tetlleton, seeretary. Ill:-vlu-r, Mary ,Im-kson, Ulu ,le-un llalrris, Jvanm- M4'lilllFt', Nllrlllll Svurlnrougln, Mary Lou ,loin-s, Ann llvfm-r llorollly Sl'lllIt'llll'l', Maury Joym- Morgan, llillia' Lyon, lin-xvrly llurls, ,luunitu xxllllll', Hlllll llogvrs, lloris Cot- ll1'l'IllliI llsnullu-y, Cram- llrulwk, liurolyn llltllllll, lfolrlriv Nlolxlwe-, lin-tty llill, Wumlu l or.t1-r, Jn Ann Bishop, Joyn- H1-islvr, Luvvrm' Wliilv, Alma flurpi-nh-r, liilliv Join-s, llolrluin- llurrison, Nlll'Illil Mvyvr, lla-tty I,lI0l4', Carolyn Ynipvm .loy l iNln-r, Yvonne' l'e-tvrson, llurlrura Moffatt, ' Naomi l.ivi-ngoml, Alta lfurpe-ntvr. ' ' -- F- lxiioliln-ra-ltv nn-zulu-rs: Put l l'I'f!,Uh0ll, Putty llarris, Ili-llu Svlirm-:li-r., Alirv Slonv, lin-tty liriatol, Wanda Tvt- tla-lon, juni- llylvr, llollc-rn l'oolvr, In-lla llrimllvv, ,Iunv l':ll4-, lfvlty ,Io lfurlo-r, Jxllllil lluvitlwon, llolorvs lilounts, KllUll'BU4lll!', liill 5lllliHIll,.llll'llS liis lHil'k hi lsm,,ki,. l.'l,,w,.,.N palsy lgmlvrv j,,u,m wvllhy Virginia thu funn-rai jlist to allow off lm- lwautiful fanne- ltupvr, Wumlzu Huy, l,uvillv lfonm-r, lie-tty ,lo Baird, Javkelv L' Full lmm 'll' 'lull' lloru Ann l islu-r, Maria- l.n-mf, Hopi- Atkinson, Delores on, lla-lly l.ou fiurm-lison, Maury Cox, lillllil liuinlnuw, Members of the Capitol Hill braneh of the National Honor Society inelude: Colleen Swart, Bobbie Parker, Louise Ervin, Zonalynn Gray, Jobyna Shreve, Rose Evelyn Sestak, Euna Brown, Coy Nella McCoy, Billie Slay, Hariette Bollinger, Clova Lee Manes, Bobby Roach, Bill Savage, Bob Bum- pas, and Jimmy Fortenberry. I-IONDR SOCIETY Ambition of every high sehool sturlent is membership in the National Honor Soeiety. Chief event of the Soriety is the dinner and initiation held every spring. Offieers of the group anal their sponsors: Miss Mayes, spon- sorg Harriette Bollinger, viee-president: Rose Evelyn Sestak, serretaryg Mrs. Kincade, spon- sorg and Bill Savage, president. fi Mmnlwrs of the Hi Y in- clude: Walt:-r Johnson, Russel Hoel, Mr. ll. F, Cool:-y, Ken- neth Jarkson, Eugvni- Ware, Carl Zavkary, Howard Stans- lwrry, David Wilson, ,lvssa Hux, GQ-no Hessvl, Vincent Smith, Al- fred' Higganbotllam, Bill Wil- liams, William Wanlwy, Clif- ford Davis. ' SNK f is , ' lk 'IV ,,X. ... 'If W i n xx :adv ak M X - I ' fyvz ff' 3' f '-A q .E 5 Q sg Q , ww ' g ff H 9 -we-. X dl, 335 4' 1 . . Wll w'4-wi Q F 5, 2:3 I' 'v ffm ' 'i ai Wfff SQWQ W fax . H X xx . tv in ee? la-lf -'L iff' ,fi ,- Everybody loves a band. Yve at C. H. H. S. are extremely prolul of ours. Above the Drum Major ,loe Blair and the Director Mr. C. ll. Chase in full rlress attire. Al Ihr' botlnm: tlle band forms a heart to salute its queen: Miss Ruth Fry. After tlle formation is lirok- en up the lraml will go to town to march in a parade. up Mt 7 jaegw wwQ-53Sga,5y5q-- . - , ,t.t 1 1 1 l U l . :111..eJI1411!E1' Eliiii1l 55 Q 1 ' ' 'A ' ' . I i 7 -':. 1, .- .-... .... .,.. ' Z---'L.,.:r .-E'iZv:f:E1-v-' 'c- f tl- .-' - -'TTT' -'- ':1I 'Ef? . ' s fr. ' 'o 1.4:1fa3r -1' f- zfrxi wif: f i44.,-7T?L 4.--11:12:22 Lxwaf-1 f.Q?'Nx -.L A . f' T .Li -:-fre-.52-ef2-v.:g5f01-:--::f-f,.:fffr-W -YL 3?fi ,K A-gr? 'T - 'ff ' Qffff -'f?'T: 5 1 . 5' 5 ' M-'kwa' Q -.Ll-. Q1 ii -It! 1.-rf, ,:'f1t., t TT' -L.f r 1 r K y , 2 '1. Qi :L---4 2,'T rh?'... ' ' i.j..1L l' Ti , A A A OI...-Y E AY ' jj--r - Q-1-'ji--'-'-jf-1 - E ,--5 4 -A,-,fp ,3' Q f -- E'-f' F' g E-W' - f -. 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In lln- Iirs! group: ,I4-anuvon Harris, Lavonz-ll Lindvr, May Dahl, Doris Max- lirishe-r, Tawanna Tinkvl, Dde-unu liivke-rstaff, lionnie- ,Io ,le-nkins, ,lo Ann Wi-lls, lima ,Ivan Alvxandn-r, ,launila Xvllylv, Wanda Dixon, Dolorz-s Huight, Norma Young, Dvlilah Walls, Palsy liullvr, H4-tty Jean Couls, Luvudu Mika-s, lmoga-no l.inville', Dolores Croslhwailv, Clara Iii-llv 'l'l1ompson, Clara Amlnurn, Virginia Davis, ,losvphinv Jay, lirma 11-an Alrliolt, Wanda l.ou Adams, liclty ,Ia-an York, julia Murlrury, llilliv Lyon, Erma Lu- lilarklrurn, Dorothy liule-y, Rlllll Lu- Johnson, lzvlla lirindloy, Annu llm-fm-r, Wanda lirauuon, lidna Rainbow, ,In-rry Snow, Urla l,ullr4-ll, Ramona Hlankvn- lvukvr, Hr:-tvlu-n Dumont, I'vl0f'l'llf't' Me-vlivll, Marjoris- Fox, lli-lou Harlwtt, Harlmra Moffot, Ve-rna Mac- l lor4-man, l,aVe-rnv Cole-man, Dolorvs Su-wart, Aloma Cami-lsury, Bn-ily Brooks, lfrankiz- l low1-rs. ln lln- si-vond group: Nlariv Craig, Donna Knox, Carolyn Hammon, Patsy Harlow. Joyn- llnkvr, Doris ,lm-un N1-slritt, Ulynm' Johnson, Ann l,au4'k, ,la-an Dawson, livlty Cornvilson, Dorothy lirown-, Phyllis lx:-y, lla-ily l'liia Smith, He-lly Wilson, Anita lliglllowvr, Ann Mvwliorlvr, ,lo Willow-u iiI'lll'Q'T, ,lc-ssie' lille-n Kvrnaghan, G4-raldinv liiggi-rslaff, lie-tty ,lo N4-ff, llonuiv Edwards, Murgure-I 'l'ir'ln-in-r, Wylade-an l urr, Lorvlla liilmr-r, Ve-rdiv Mae- Holmvs, Dolorvs Dunivunt, Orlina Lung, llulny Hastings, Mildri-il lillinglon, lf:-rn Ml'fiUgf', Alma Min-In-I, lsranvvs .Crowley, ,Is-an Cn-ws, Ve-ldu Molton, Mury .Io Hurst, Mary livclyn Phillips, Dora Fraiivs-s Hanson, Doris Love-lt, Norma Cross, ,lar-qm-linv Jann-s, Frieda Stanford, Jimmie Huddlvston, Dvnnin- Ann Tllolllpz-ron, Norma Mau King. RC LH S'O BOYS' CHORUS C, H. H. S. has a lusty and pleasing boys' vliorus for the- Hrst time in a number of years: Naomi Hirks, .lohn Hall, Charles Smiley, Horton Smith, IA-on Frank, Roger Cloud, Jann-s Snidvr, Joe Brooks, Richard Dawson, Harold Clark, ,loyl Brass-lion, John Diltman, Bob Wallis, Rohm-rt Wilson, Gone Dunaway, Ralph Mears, Dale Hawson, Tolbert Wade-, Raymond' Blolz, Rus- sell Richardson, Eddie Burns, Paul Huggy, Jerry Noy. ,Jun BEHIND TI-IE SCENES .A x 1 . . W , . . 1 Q 5 - ,.,, f ,W L. . 3 1 i EE'i 6 X! 3 if A .W 5.,w.,,. .54 . ,gk M-NH' . me wma f Ima X63 X A Vx PGY-.C Ln-L Mfvfdr ed Jgfizns fon They Also Serve ln which we prcscnl u group of students who, without much recognition, do much to help carry the loud of high school activity. fly their ulrility, ifliciency, and willingness tu help they make a nnlrilvutinn that warrants the thanks of the entire ulenl Imaly. At the left Ernestine Hayden takes some letters for Mr. Haller. lirnestine is an outstanding stu- dent in commerce and her letters are well written. ln the center picture, Dolores Weller and Betty Miller are caught in a moment of leisure lrellind' the office railing. Both are efficient and courteous office helpers, runners of errands, and all-around good sports. At the hottoiu, Harriette Bollinger searches the office files for correct names and addresses for the student direclory. llacklmone of the project, Har- riette spent hours in her attempts to get an accu- rate list. .f x g ,- s ,-W -u. N x Z- f x . Q I Rui H MJ. 51 3 i .., ,ABQ 4 1-...,W - . ,F fs-T Q'-Q.: T ii . 'ffl' W if N34 7 J v f 'fs .wiv t ,V .3 Q ,- , ' Q4 if 322 akif' if gk. im 3 -me, ,., P' if our :X wet, M A ,W as 5 ,Q 1 W , ,. ,.., .X .,.,. X K ,. xx ...f,.,5.,g , i ,Q , , ,.., ,....M. ,,.,k .,,-,....k ,, , . ..., ...Kew ' . lid? 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Gloria Hall, willing helper to Miss Freneh in the finanee department, and Lee Williams, who was largely responsible for seeing that the stage wus ready whenever it was needed-no tasks was too hard, no detail too trivial. 8 xx...- 4' M Q. La... , ,ci A . F3 3? 4:-0 wsu !! . 'E -Q' wx . x 1 I Q an x' - ' , . '--fa.1JiFf!?i'FTf .af His.. 1-' , Af,-1 ,. ,, . ' ' , .J . KR' f- ' ' ,, : A If 1 Q '5 ff7'Nff,f. 'Yun 1 ' , iii '7'..,iL1z 131 -2123. ef?-f'vf4:,,s41 W .. ' A A-Shri: Y- f f , A-'ii , , - - .Y ..-,H M ' vf,.f4f,f.r-,'-,ik A ' 'wp-Q ,f ...hu wav 'ff - .V -. 1 4, uw. -, ...,-,-.., W. . Af Nw- ,X --fx -.Aw ' 1 ,, fl' yu, ..,.Q-x .v -11 ,f ,Q 4 ... mfffkg. -445' - 5 f,,.nf5'm, 'N ,, J, - . . YQ, A- , , fi, , v11+!'f.f,1.gf562wesq.:pvf ay zfz-4T1izw 4 vf..,i - L 13,,,g,,,:1' , A -M ' 'f'1!Wvm 2.12'i ,y1..:-1,p,T,,Iff:,,,'f ' -f M 'x1v'hv: QG . ., A- A A ' ' , -HIV' A-P ,J wg. , u5'f1 . . .i.'f7 7f n'Z M ' - -. , 1... X D -fav 1, , r.,:.f.qw,,,., f 4'. First ' Al. Lindell Pearson F ullback String FOOTBALL Carl Amburn T6lllCl0II A technicality in the interscholas- tic rules which allows a team a game on penetrations, kept Capitol Hill's undefeated Redskins out of the state play offs. Only mar to the perfect record was the 6 to 6 tie with Classen played on a muddy field. Jack Burrows Quarter-back Left Half-back Three members of the first string made the All-City Team: Lindell Pearson, Hoyt Estes, E. G. Stewart. E. C. Stewart, senior tackle, whose playing was outstanding through every game was chosen All-State tackle. Q Wayne Speegle E- G. Stewart John Sunderland Hoyt Estes LeRoy Rowland Sid Haynes H. B. Hun Rlghl End Right Tackle Rlllhl Guard Center Left Guard Left Tackle Left En Capitol Capitol Capitol Capitol Capitol W Capitol 1 Capitol W 1 Capitol C. B. Speegle Assistant Coach Capitol Iiill Iiill Iiill Ilill Ilill Ilill Iiill Iiill Ilill The Record --- .... 25 Foster - --- .... 12 Ardmore --- .... 6 Classen Shawnee --- Enid ...... Central ......... --- 6 Putnam City Norman --- 27 32 --- .... 48 Northeast ..... ---- 14 13 26 30 --,------ 'I --- ----- 0 0 6 ----- 6 0 7 H. L. Littlefield Assistant Coach ffl illlmy SUIVH Bol' Lislfr Roll:-rt Lvslic' Williv l'l1lWllI'1lS Ruul Munoz Janws Murphy xml xl.-mm-.mral-0 I . B7 I I llgwvrt 4? 40,46 ll 2,5 G' On 106 'I 'FW 'W Q, o 5 -61,0 'fm H. . , s.-Nl' dllnory U Louis Kindrivk V .lim Hamill Allwrt htraka llill Mmllgonwry -l '-'S l'a'l'l IIUHIN' l'lf-Shllwfl Assistant Manager Manager Assisiunt Manager r . as ' K x J 51- -gl A 9 - -a V' 'A ' N . ll Qc-g - ' ' , - Q' 1, .Af V x.v ' Q . -5 : . WLF' '- Zn G vox Roland Srlu-ulil I I - ,Y.Y 39 35-Northeast -- -.-- 34-lzmd ,.,,. .... 32-Shawnee ...,..... 29-Shawnee ..,,..... 39-Van Buren, Ark.-- 27-Llassen .......... -- ..,. 34 50-Central --- ---- at Rive, basketball querl shows one way to make haake-t. fi' 4 59' .X-F -1, a If wp., Q. . 3 P -fy? , 61 , The Record C.H.H.S -35-Dale ..... .... 2 5 C.H.H.S.--42-Classen C.H.H.S.--32-Harrah --- ..,. 21 CH.H.s. 37--Enid --- A C.H.H.S.--52-Meridian -- .,.. 24 C.H,H.S.--37-Nrrrman -I C.H.H.S.--52-Blanchard ...,,,, 16 c.u.H.s.-- :ng C.H.H.S.--31-Harrah ....,...., 33 C.H.H.S.--38-Cllnsien --- F C.H.H.S.--25-Wellington, Kan.-31 C.H.H.S.--45-C.h.1n1iler C.H.H.S.--31-Wellington, Kan.- C.H.H.S.--58-Norman -- E C.H.H.S-A30-Springdale, Ark.--- C.H.H.S.-- N 1' A C.H.H.S.--50-Fayetteville, Ark.-- C.H.H.S.--32-Bethany , 5. N'k' A '3 'x-qu C.H.H.S.--33-Van Buren, Ark.-- c.H.H.s.--a9-smuwmf - ---- . C.H.H.S.--53-Northeast -.------ 34 C.H.H.S.--25-Edmond T if f C.H.H.S.--59-Chandler - .--- C.H.H.S.-- ' C.H.H.S.--40-Norman --------- C.H.H.S.-- 1, ' - C.H.H.S.--40-Putnam cny -...-- c.1-1.H.s.-- lg Nh- V c.H.u.s.--ao-Cemml ----...--. c.H.H.s.-- .3532 n M H C.H.H.S.--24-Duncan .....-..- c.H.H.s.-- ' C.H.H.S.--50-Sunset H., Dallas- C.H,H.S.-- fif C.H.H.S.- -21-Central - ------ - C.H.H.S.-- 32-Central -----.---- 24-El Reno -- ---- 26 ur ahob of lln- I1-am in avlium: Iwo, of thn- gunn- wr 1 Waym- Spm-glv Hwluwb uml R. L. 'l'1-ttlc-lon ile-ft! stars of tlu- luuhkvtlrall M-asou. lon lo Shawnee-, lil lu 20g two. of the gamm- wo won from Van Buren, Ark., 39 to 27. W. , In A 'P-D -4-O l Ii 2 1 r A Q I L . N 9 .Qx Q W1 vp! H 4 4 if WU Av? is Golden Clovers, resplendent in new green satin jaekets, dis- play their trophies won during the season. Glover Hersehel Aeton, top, went all the way to the National Championship.. Memhers of the team are: Hersehel A4-ton, Frankie Ander- son, Gene Land, Rohert Nunn, and Buteh Cose. , '- an wtf M11 N 4 ii a lloaeh John Pryor, haskethall mentor, poses with a pieture of son, Kenneth, right at his back. Henee the broad smile. TEAMS Two girls' teams ready for at-tion. Top: the speetllnall team: Betty Bolin, Claudia Hiner, Greta Bell l leteher, Hose Marie Swyclen, Jessie Mae Beasley, llean Les- ter, Opal ,lac-o, Mary Alice l'hillips, Mary ,lo Hustler, Betty Cruzan, Mary Ann Taylor, Dolores Bleelcer, ,laekie lloward, Mary lleean, and Vliantla Sehwartz. Bottom: the kick-hull team: Opal Jaeo, Mary Alive Phillips, Ruse Marie Swytlen, Jessie Mae Beasley, ll:-an Lester, Mrs. lllla Mae Blair, llrela Tlell lfleteher, tflautlia Hiner, lietty llolin, lit-tty Cru- zan, Mary ,lo Hosiler, Dolores lileeker, ,laelcie Howard, Mary llc-4-an, Wanda Sehwarlz, Mary Ann Taylor. J 5 ... L TRACK W ith tha- coming of pt'al'm', C.ll.l'l.S. attain has a travk tvam, undvr the di- l't?1'll0ll of Couvll Tub Jacobson. Track te-um mem- lwrs illl'lllllt'2 Les- lie Smith, Wayne Huddlvston, John Welch, llllarlie Ramuy, James Wyatt, Jim llamill, ,lim M4-Ginnis, Top Row, Guy Antle, nie Dum-nn, john Sunderland, Frank Miller, James Witt, Bill Jnliun, John Hisel and Javolr- son. .1 . +L BASEBALL Thr- lrusvlrull te-um swung through thc- srasun in lim' stylv: Aldy lim-rs, ll. J. Edwards, Ralph Janles, 'l'ommy Sturdivunt, lla-rwln-l Avton, John Skidgz-I, llivhurd Stumlsln-rry, Allvn llutson, ,le-ss Ladd, K1-ith Smith, IH-rry Ifim-ld, liugvm- Cunlin-ld, llwain Ml'flllIl'l', lhm Mvlilurv, llivhurd firm-ll, Vvrnon Swatford, Dick llvldenlrrand, Um-orgv Cox, H. B. lluntvr, livin- Slit-vis, Jerry Snyder. GOLF lf.l'l.H.S. won the 'l'inws City Chami- pionahip in Golf. Tn-um me-mln-rs urr: Hill lfurdwvll, B. ,l. Edwards, Tom lfit-ld, Wayne' Lutkv, lf. B., U1-urgv Cox, Wayne' Spvvgle-, Jim Hamill, L4-slit' Smith, ,lim Mitvllvll. K 14 -1. A Johnny lfoust, Lon- CI-IIEFTAIN STAFF Editor ........ .... ,l innny l ortt-nln-rry Associate Editor ......., - --- ..... lhhggy Lawson Assistants ..............,,A,............. lletty Miller, Dolores We-her, Cliarln-s Farr, Nav:-na l-lenilrrrc-, Pat Barht-r, ,lane Butterfield, liltna Rlmadt-s. Business Managers .s,.. Wanda Tettleton, Marylou ,lonvs Business Stall' ,,,vs,.,..........,,,,, Coy Ne-lla Mt-Coy, Nita King, Phyllis llillllllilfk, ,lunv llyler. Art Editor ............,s,,,.......... Mildred Johnston Assistants ,,..............,,...,....... Phyllis Bynum, ,lo lillva Holliiigswortli, Inu lVl1'lfnrdy, Elaine Bt-rgt-r. Art Dire-rtor ............,,, ,..... M iss Dorothy Mayvs Make-up Dire-1-tor--- .,.. Mrs. Thelma Coleman Sponsor ...,..... ..... M iss Gladys C, Fist-lil Above: Staff nn-inlwrs talwn far into tht- night as tht dead-line nears. Around the mblv: Marylou ,lone-S, Bvtty Mille: Dolores We-ln-r, IH-ggy Lawson, and Wanda T1-ttln-ton Left: part ol' tha- staff in an orgy of pll'llll'l' vutting lllainv Berger, l'a-ggy Lawson, Marylou ,lone-s, and Cliarlcs Farr. Right: Artists, Mildred Johnston and Phyllis llymnn at work on division page-s. ,A st, , llhia-flziin Stuff nn-niln-rs arounfl the- talrlc- lliSl'llSh the many prohla-im roiim-4-I4-il with gf-Ming Ihr hook rvully for pulalivution while' R4-flwkin staff im-iiilwrf I4-ml u lu-lping lmml. 'l'ln- stalls liuw' works-rl in pl-rfa-rt liar- mony willloul ln-in-lil uf rrvllil. Tliu- fluff rluss is proud of :ls Illlllllflllllbllb unfl lmpq-s the' slulln-nl holly fc-1-la tha hilllllk l'rim'ipulw in thu- llI'0lllIl'liUIl ol' llu' nlllli1'l-llilll-I. llam- inznlr- u slistinrl c-llorl lo rulvh thc' spirit of tI.ll.ll.S. :mil lo ra-rorll il for ull lime: Page 2 Ellitcvrs F'Pnlurrs Clubs Exchange Girls' Spnrls VVhus VVhn Library Boys' spuris Ci rcnlal ion Prvssnivn S9 unsnrs l7ill Jai Know The Redskin Arrow Staff lhihllslwcl hy the .lournaxlism Class of Capitol Hill lligh School. Oklzlliomal Vity. l'rims-cl hy ilu- Printing Clubs in thx- Capitol llill High S:-hool Pre-ss Shop. Etna Rlmad:-s mul .lxinv lhitlvrtield Jim Furlvnhvrry Pal lizirbvi' Nnvviin llvinhrvu Chris B4-:isle-y Mary Alivv King Harry cfl-.msn-y Bi-lly .lane King Bob Davis Troy Norris mill llvrherl YVillmnis John Sn-x-ens und Andy Nowhn Miss Fisrhl und Mrs Colm-num gnxillibzg ..f f A UWV INV:- 0 ix F35 Assoc! 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