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

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JERRY SNYDER Outstanding basketball player, good student, and possessor of a fine singing voice, Jerry has im- pressed his classmates not only with his contribution to this year,s class, but also with his potential capacities. Because of his well- rounded development, his keen insight, and the many facets of his personality, Jerry was elected the member of the Class of 1947 with the greatest chance for a successful career. X' 4 4YlE'W t'W9 PHYllIS BYNUM Possessed of a good mind, elev- er fingers, and a sense of line and color, Phyllis has every chance to succeed in the field of art. As art editor of the Chieftain this year and assistant art editor last year she has made a lasting contribu- tion to the School on the Hill. Phyllis has been a prominent member of the group. As the president of Ki Yi she has made an excellent leader. She is a member of the Honor Society. the Redskin Arrow staff, and numerous other organizations. . liu

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Mwsflit ,.ae'W f 1l'Q..V-9' M. 1 r 1- 1 'S-Q-rf' JUNE HYLER Whether singing in the choir, acting in a production of the dramatics department, leading the student body in fifteen rahs for the team, or bending her head over her duties as editor of the 1947 Chieftain, .lune,s eyes are bright with affection for her fel- low-men. For three years, when- ever there was something to be done, June has had her finger in the pie: Petite and blond, sunny of disposition, quick to resent an injustice done anybody, champion of the underdog, it was not sur- prising that June was the choice of her classmates for the honor lINDEll PEARSON A full-back who nexer knexs when he was stopped and never forgot to get up with a smile when finally downed. Lindell endeared himself to friend and foe alike. .lust so in the classroom and else- where on the campus, his ready smile and pleasing personality have made him welcome every- where. No other member of the group has such a host of friends -so he was an overwhelming choice for most popular boy ol' the year. ,-Xll the world loxes a fellow who appreciates a joke. exen il' it is on himself. ol' most popular girl. 3

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BETTY 10 BAIRD Shining gray eyes, clear olive skin and well-brushed dark hair are the first impressions one gets of Betty Jo. In addition, those associated with her are soon aware of the appropriate quality of her clothes-always in good taste and just right for her. Betty is everywhere and her activities are legion. She is a member of the staffs of both publications, secre- tary of the student council, and of several other organizations. Clean and sweet in thought and action, Betty ,lo is a typical Young American. if A I BOB EAGLE Following in the footsteps of a talented and popular brother isn't the easiest thing in the world, but it hasn't handicapped Bob Eagle-whose greatest assets are his winning personality and ex- quisite manners. Chosen by popular acclaim as the best dressed boy in school, Bob is at ease in anything from a sport shirt, to his handsome white Knobberette Buddy Jacket, to white tie and tails.