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

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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.

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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,. ,

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?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.