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

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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.

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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

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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,