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

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.-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

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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

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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