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

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JOHN WELCH Two-letter football man who was all-city during this past seas- on, ardent devotee of the stage, and member of the choir, John is not only good-looking, but talent- ed as well. Of a quiet and retiring nature, it was most amazing to witness his performance in the bicycle built for two number of the Musical Extravaganza. Modest about his looks and his ability on gridiron and stage, his face lights up with a most charming smile whenever he is praised. W-Willa PRISCILLA JOHNSON A dark-haired grey-eyed beau- ty, whose charming manners and sweet smile have won her a repu- tation for dignity and poise, was our choice for prettiest girl. An enthusiastic rooter for the team at all the games, a warm and trusted friend, a willing worker at any assignment, Priscilla has made a place for herself among us. x w 13

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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.

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Wm Mrs. Kelly, Rogers, Mllss Biggers, Mrs. Price Mrs Rinehart, Mrs. Chesher, Mr. Alex ander, Miss Cohen, and Mrs. Ball have a cup of tea ami asarulwich. AD I TR T10 t Whether seated in an informal group having a cup of tea together, gathered around a cafeteria table getting coffee cups refilled, or acting out a comedy for the Christmas dinner, the faculty is a well-knit organization.