Capitol Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)
- Class of 1948
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I sig i Today this school year of 1947-1948 is fresh and clear in 5, Q f our minds' eye, but with passing time we shall need some- gf 5 thing tangible to bring it all back to us-the familiar smell Q NN f of chalk dust and varnished desks, of hot food, in the 3, ,NRI sg noise-filled cafeteria, for ravenous appetites at the sound Noi 5 gr ' S of the lunch bells, of popcorn at friendly get-togethers at E H F the Kiwanis Youth Center and of formal dances, complete ' Q with orchids, at the Mirror Room, of earthy and sweaty - X- NL' l E bodies at the close of a thrilling ball game, of whittled si gf? wood in the shops and boiling fudge in the home econom- h ics rooms. . 49 'A' f As with thick cords of stout rope are the many fragments S. 0 . ' G Q. f of the school bound into one consummate whole. No part ,- .A is without significance and the whole is the sum of all its , '-E NR p parts. f la The spool unwinds to reveal the games we won and lost, 5 F the courses we took, the parties and dances we gave and , T' Ck attended, the plays we saw and acted, the friends we made I 5 is y and the honors we won. , 5 . Thus we call lour book Ties That Bind and unwind the I spoo to revea : 5 I Q THE FACULTY - THE STAFFS 5 .. ORGANIZATIONS - SPORTS ' N Q scHooL LIFE - CLASSES 5 5 5 3 5 lg flxwxwxx -i'EkWl ' Q, so D ,Q Q 1 15' gs - 53g -i -a s - as 5,1 ell :::. --.-f . - 'ir , 5Xxwxww.-v , 519, 'ZWA 7 L file f X4 at aws!s . m1sm!smxm.rw New may-sys. lg, DED1cAT1oN 13 Y, Events derive their chief importance from the personali- ties that shape them. And we, like events, are most influ- ', enced by the people who touch our lives. A beautiful building, fine equipment, and excellent mate- rials may be, and undoubtedly are, great aids in helping us make the most of our educational. opportunities here in 1? highschool, but the single greatest factor in assisting us to ' 5 develop our potential capacities and make use of the ex- ' cellent school plant rovided for us, is our instructional 'W ., P In -'W Vi? force. It is that force which guides and directs our talents 5, L and makes us aware of these ultimate realities. X yi' From human relationships come most of the moments we ' , D X pl? cherish From them we get more knowledge of and more ixku insight into this amazing and confusing world than we are .able to acquire from our most ponderous books. From Q them we derive companionship and friendship, guidance 4 ' ' and personal help, moral support and a wealth of sound ii' R advice. From them we learn something of our obligations , 'to ourselves .and our community, something of the drama 5 'kg and satisfaction of service to others. For their help and understanding and for the service they l perform as a part of the strong cord which binds us to ' l ' them, to each other, and to Capitol Hill Highschool, we i. IN i r dedicate E , ' A ' the 1948 Chieftain 4 to THE FACULTY A Nl ig y N .. 45 ,.., ns, Q. ' i lv S ' , W g A Mi gy ' ,sy ' A , .r l Q yr- 4 if ffl ,gf , Z , 0 tl. Qi 195.639 V114-3 Qx i ,-5 fill f '0'E 'J4YllJ i', QV il gzgE'4f4f1f'f Qv Jygiggxmjgs 5 lf' K. iimnr' W, .Iii . M ,nun .,,,,, N11 ,.,. In a year distinguished by its biting winter weather, Capitol Hill Highschool stands in serene dignity on a quiet Sunday morning, when no rush of hurrying feet breaks the solitude or mars the pristine beauty of the unsullied snow. mn.. ..,,,, ,. , , HW, imp 'z xxmxxxxxmw MW A , Aghdwf' , e ggs JH :JFS Igilfgl 3 55 - Q iA:'Efg3i'lf2lm?dH ' WI N T wq QYMQUGTSSEE..- gf.: -'J-1 fu .J LJ ,Ji :C 'l fis-gl, 3 1 -u Cgfhmwsv 1vYNS3LLme.erike3xex5,Yx25m 6 gl 'Q L9-PM L' 3.1.34 .1 M J .e 4- 'F ':f'f N 'A F K wild, :M W H 'Q' 5:25f::'f .1 ,LQ A l ' J -5, X J J 'J Us 4, .L A: , ,mjhwekiwgrh . 4 4.-4 KENNETH SALMON Class of 194-8 poses as THE CHIEFTAIN sf ----, , :ii :. 3 1 5 M 4 ' af fgbg Q5 Ill, 4 ws. if' I if Wm 1 V JL M 1- - F 'm v . 495' 'gf F '-'39 ,. sX Xk . 1' 321111-'v 4 f 'im ,M 1 '5'.,af9' ,.f .f 2 ,i ,f F I Wt! ,ve 'Q-v -.13 '!1!j'.l SWISS! 1 , .-:V 5 If . 5,11 '. Y QA' Q' 4' 4 ff ' ' - . ,, ' Q? 1 F ,456 ' f' ,v'l Q-. 4' .'u',.' s. ry ' . 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' ' .jst ' E cf 1 ' 'Q ' S, 'gi 5 is f .V wr if 1 , , , m.f..w ,Q fx, 1 . .fx 2? Q , R . -- , f -ja il' ' -assi ,S ' V 1 mf 'I'f3i.:Q 1- , 7.711 U'-GA.. p3,J,m-LP ab Lggggw My ix fx wgfiw -X,-as OMQQSQQQO , , We . , il i-I ........--.-y-w- .f . ':5:55::'4Q:.ax,,11'V-new , ' ' S 1 l t 1355? as P 1, Q 4, 1 5 Q Q s f wf 1 W if m 4 I ,.-. Y? 0 f X I ? 4' i 4 Q' 1 ,, f.w.1:. ,c if 'sf 'P 2 Z2 SA -3 fi 1 '-':' 3 Y ,W . V 0: , ll V :V 2 'vi' W- Y fi sul , ,ggi ' R ,.t......fw.----M M . ' l' E 'Lf' , gf . Q S4 sf 1 3, Lkiionq ' a l M MXH Emqhslu SEARCHING: Synonymous in the minds of all senior high- school students are the terms, English teacher and library. Whatever else we may do from day to day, the search for knowledge is at the hack of all our efforts. Here Mrs. Ball dlrects Dorothy Arnold, Raymond Johnson, and .lames Hanan in the selection of reference material for term themes. X 687 3 l xg,-3 ' 'Bessie KEMJ4 9,xg,k-Lew ftfjujli-lgiibbdv 5.Xa9.:,m'Ys ana., v u CREATING: 'Nm u Art students more than any others know the last- ing satisfaction of self-expression in color ur fabric or paperf-it matters not whether the student wishes to create solely for personal gratification or ar. preparation for a professional career. Here Miss Mayes admires the amusing papier-mache animals made by Mary Rutherford, Barbara Moffatt. Bertie Lou Qrouch. and .lean Hzzell. M a-e ' fs. ' 1 x ti as 5 ex gi l,r, iw JQCU-U inf. 'JAM awww 'Ml-sw W .pal X ' 1. ...ai Akorngmakunq Wwmwm ,QA- I-h.sxowu.4 YLA.l'vv:,hu-h,v-'ish-J'f:w GLOATING: A hard job done and well dune is a source of great satisfaction no matter what the field may be. Wood- work students spent many hours building a new teachers' mail box for the office-one whose pig- eon-holes were big enough and deep enough to please even the most mail-minded teacher. Ad- miring the newly-set up affair, along with Mr. Lit- tlefield, are: Paul Wolfe, Jimmy Kerfoot, and Charles Hair. ni: enqush, as-uuqw mnqunnel sww Qfwtxnan 'hung l'W1El,i i ,VW Irz'- ff',:'.,,....-W .XWWW ,P .www-Af ,MF Qkuwmb ae sQ'Q Ce..t.,,Au1 EXPERIMENTING: Science students find their most pleasant hours spent in the science labs-this is especially true of chemistry majurs. Miss Biggers is always a patient and pleasant helper and it is never too late nor too early for her to put un her apron and lend a helping hand. Here working out a formula are, from left to right: Beverly Lake, Miss Big- gers, Suzanne Jones, Betty Poole. dhwaw 'l'5Cx51LtlQm twggw Nlenoftb swag Xilinx '- :Q Q fy lf-Q, UBSERVING: Mathematical figures are more understandable if they can be studied in concert form-it was agreed by advanced math students. As a result they got themselves some paper and made a whole bunch of models. Gathered around the completed projects are Mrs. Chesher and a group of interested students, from left to right: Mrs. Chesher, Margaret Kennedy, John Dittman. Sara Brooks, lrl Helms, Leroy Hogue, Asa Finklea, Jerry Barton, Vernon Davis, Eugene Mussleman, Lcuno5v.6.1LG.u.OcJ1CJa0ff iv - iff? 1 . Q! xxx x W' 'N X ,IL J in Ex sf ifmgx P gif ti fs' Ka w wb X A ,X nq QQXQ5-2,,,w i, ggi' s iw? 2? i Q X V Q P . 5 gg ,X ' , l ,Vos i fix Y ig . W3 Q 2 2, Y E 2, wr' V 2 ,Q s Mf' I ' ' 1 , B V A T a Y .1 ' lil? ' .. - Sup wb 0,412 Qmcsb I DIRI-ICTING: cn,bdr.ll.LaJ1'Y-..nAqvd Of ever-increasing importance in the instructional work of the modern school are the guidance courses which are open tu everybody. The pur- pose of each course is to en able students to make more effectively those adjustments which are essential to well-on dered and happy living. Mr. Smith helps Gene Moslander fill out a report while Miss Cates assists Jane Rea and Norma Sellars. SQQIQ, fiat! 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X X4 601-Q M 4 An unusual organization of CHHS is the Junior Alumni Association, which was organized by Mrs. Lavinia Dennis in 1946 on the twentieth anniversary of the establishment of an Alumni Association. In two years the group has grown to be an important part of school life and is one of the strongest ties binding the past, present, and future together, left: officers and sponsors of Junior Alumni meet with Willis Elam, president, to talk over Alumni Day plans. Two of the sponsors, Mrs. Grace Shaefer and Miss Mary Jon Johnson, are alumnae. In the group, from left to rightg top row: Charles Sloan., Joe Walser, Joel Albee, Fred Garrett, Willis Elam, Bob Minor, Scott Muse, C. W. Zenor, Paul Brower, second row: Wayne Townsend, Paul Vaughter, ,loan Dunlap, Helen Seward, Norma Sterrett, Delores Mollman, Ann Castle, Margaret Smith, Beverly Wilson, third row: Donna Knox, Dorothy Avery, Betty Reed, Dorothy Mollman, Char- lotte Amburn, Clara Amburn, mm ,4Zanm6 OFFICERS: Dona Knox, sec- retary, Margaret Smith, pledge mistress 3 Mrs. Lavinia Dennis, founder, Beverly Wilson, vice-president, Mrs. Shaeferg Paul Vaughter, trea- surerg Wayne Townsend, pledge masterg Miss Johnsong and Willis Elam, president. Seaton fgzuwtfti Braving a wild winter night, olficers of the Senior Alumni met to discuss two things: plans for changing the constitution of the association and establishment of a foundation for the benefit of CHHS, from left to right: Oleta Harris-Aubrey, '31, Charles Schreck, '30, Doris Bailey- Morris, '29, Grace Wllitten-Walser, '30, Don Whitbeck, '29, Ethel Mae Rowlett-Malear, '37, ,less Calvery, '39, One of the strongest ties of CHHS is the Senior Alumni, organized by Miss Mary Selken in 1926, and now boasting a membership running well into the thousands. Below, members of the Cabinet meet to make plans for Alumni Day. Beginning at the back, row one: W. C. Hal- ler, Leon Nay, '33, Joe Walser, '50, C. B. Speegle, '33, Don Donovan, '35, Floyd Foster, '37, ,Iimmy Sales, '47, Wayne Townsend, '49, Paul Vaughter, '49, Clinton Chandler, '35, Winona Calhoun-Perkins, '37, Byrum Huff, '33, Wayne Bradley, '43, Jimmie Leverich, '29, Don Whit- beck, '29, row two: Mrs. Dennis, Helen Converse-Nay, '34, Helen Seward, '49, Lora Lee Young-Dodd, '26, Myrle Brandle, '27, Jerry Goure-Puckett, '44, .Lela Benham-Lodes, '41, Sara Pierce, '38, Grace Whitener-Shaefer, '34, Margie Chandler, in rear: Frances Wells-Foster, '37, Bessie Lea Clifton-Owens, '32, Marie Duger-Schreck, '30, Ella Mae Ericson-Blair, '36, Agnes Leverich-McFarlane, '31, row three: Mary Lou Jones-Waller, '46, ,less Calvery, '39, Louise Be- zona Calvery, '39, Bob Callahan, '45, Doris Bai ley-Morris, '29, Norma Lynch-Bradley, '46, Ethe' Mae Malear, '37, Mioma Whitbeck, '30, Grace Whitten-Walser, '30, Charles Schreck, '30. Wmwwmv N s Wann Sacielq Officers and sponsors of the loc21 chapter gathered around the en blem of the Society in preparatio for the initiation of new members C. F. Coates, president, Wand Powers, treasurer, Mrs. Mabe ' Kincade, co-sponsor, Miss Doroth Mayes, co-sponsor, Joyce Geisle secretary, Frances Crandall, vict president. Proudest of all the organizations at CHHS is the National Honor Society Chapter which now boasts its largest membership in the history of this highschool. At left, officers and sponsors of the group, below, members and pledges before the April initiation cere- monies, standing, left to right: Claudine Forrest, Alice Nichol-s, Daisy Bain, Wanda ' , Fulton, Elizabeth Cook, Juanita Moeller, Melba Golightly, Edna May Sechrist, Etta Jean S - Cunningham, Wilma Fleming, Billie Peters, Wilma Owens, Lois Armstead, Jerry Dick, I N Kenneth Shewmaker, Jerry Barton, Bob Roton, Bill Threadgill, Irl Helms, Melvin Death- erage, James Hanan, Wlavne Townsend, Leroy Hogue, Clarice Jones, Margaret Ann l 'l '9 Smith, Elizabeth Boyd, Patsy Stewart, Wanda Rowland, Jane Rea, Merle Jo King, Ouida ' Hutchins, Rowena Arnold, Jeanne Johnson, Dorothy James, Mary Lou Powers, Donna o Knox. Seated, left to right: Jerry Biggerstaff, Clydine Hughes, William Roton, Wanda Q Powers, Larry Dorsey, C. F. Coates, Frances Crandall, Ronald Senn, Laveme White, Nelda Hood, Joyce Geisler, Elaine Turner. Standing in front: Joan Moon and Norma 3 N Scarbrough. Jgllvmg N I 5 Nil W- ea 'km One of the newest and most enthusiastic clubs at CHHS is the honorary science club, which has spent many hours in scientific research during the school year. At right, of- ficers and sponsor watch Wil- liam Roton play with a gad- get. Others in the group are Mary Lou Powers, treasurerg Bill Threadgill, vice-presi- dent, C. F. Coates, president, and Miss Helen Biggers, sponsor. Members of Sigma Chi Iota meet in the chemistry room to perform an experiment in the chemistry of carbon. Interest of the group is divided between Ronald Senn, who points to the chart, and Ray Feiock, who makes the test. Around the table: Rita Lou Dickson, Billy Holland, William Roton, Joel Whitten, Le Roy Land, Ronald Senn. Bill Threadgill, Larry Dorsey, Wayne Townsend, Ronald Morris, Ray Feiock, Lawrence Good- man, H. K. Webb, C. F. Coates, Jimmy Hoag, and James Hanan. 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Two events mark the seasonls passing: the initia- tion banquet and the show- ing of the Einstein film on the theory of relativityg left, ojfcers and sponsors: Miss Long, sponsorg C. F. Coates, president, Larry Dorsey, sec- retary and treasurer, Miss Elam, sponsor, Mrs. Chesher, sponsorg and Wanda Powers, vice-president. Della cyma Another new club at CHI-IS is the debate society, Delta Sigma, whose members spent the year debating on the ar- bitration of labor disputes. Finding it difficult to keep their mouths shut long enough to have their pictures made, officers and sponsor: Melvin Deatherage, presi- dent.g Ardina Rhodes, li- brarian, Jerry Barton, social directorg Mr. Scism, sponsor, Kenneth Shewmaker, activity director. Members of Delta Sigma are a serious group whose meetings are de- voted to a study of materials to be used in each succeeding scholastic debate. Clockwise, seated at the table, beginning at the end: Kenneth Shewmaker, Chloe Belle Stevens, Jesse Lou Pratt, Dorothy Sartin, Roxie Bell, Maurice Sears, Ardina Rhodes, Helen Johnson, Sherma Young, Patsy Stewart, and Jerry Barton. Standing: J. B. McCollough, Glen Smith, Kenneth Dewbree, Melvin Deatherage, Jerry Biggerstaff, and Jeanne Johnson. Drama society, Merry Mas- quers, is completing its sec- ond season. The group joined the Alumni Association in giving a reception in honor of Mrs. Mary Sue Adams, who resigned at mid-term. Here, officers with Mr. Mack Scism, new sponsor: Dorothy James, treasurer, James Han- an, presidentg Mr. Scism, sponsor, Elizabeth Cook, secretary, Kenneth Shew- maker, vice-presidentg and Jerry Barton, pledge master. Now no longer in its infancy, Merry Masquers is one of the largest groups at CHHS. Beginning at the top row, left to right: Jackie Davis, June Pate, Irl Helms, Bill Davis, Robert Hervey, Thomas Bayless, Eugene Bolin, Raymond Johnson, Rudy Hart, Derrald Smith, Lloyd Edmisten, Willis Elam, Jerry Bar- ton Kenneth Shewmaker, Ardina Rhodes, second row: Jerry Eckroat, Mary Ann Peabody, Ann Skinner, Joy Curtis, Jane Rea, Jayne Jones, Clay Hall, Nora King, Janell Ohagan, Melvin Deatherage, Jerry Biggerstalf, La Fern Bryant, Patsy Stewart, Re Corn, Elizabeth Cook, Margie Stevens, Jo Ann Strickland, Sherma Young, third row: Elaine Turner, Norma Novotny, Joyce Hamilton, Jean Ezzell, Monty 'Althausen, Donna Tweed, Billie Welch, Connie Bell, Doro- thy Sartin, Jeanne Johnson, Zen Ellen Edmiastong standing: James tHanan. Gad ,461 3745106 The local chapter of C.A.P. meets once a week, when members study meterology, navigation, military courtesy and disciplining. Officers are: l Bob Anderson, Nora King, Carl Hervey, ,lean Lovelace, Dorothy Sartin, Billy Tom Davis, Capt. Robert T. 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Always one of the most active groups on the campus, Y-Teens have had a busy year, first row, left to right: Cynthia Ellimt, Joan Dunlap, Norma Ladd, LaVonna Woods, Jeanne Johnson, Nancy Bubble, Pat Hutchison, Sue Brown, Dorothy Avery, Maxine Dunahue, Ann Kennedy, Peggy lVIcNuttg second row: Ella Lee, Carlene Klutts, Zen Ellen Edmiaston, Jewel Huggard. Erma Love Harris, Laverne White, Edna Mae Sechrist, Joyce Cal- cote, Bonnie Bell, third row: Billie Welch, Patsy Stewart, Sherma Young, Lou Ellen Marrs, lla Bays, Dorothy Sartin, Chloe Stevens. - 7m Y-Teen officers assemble to plan a meeting and a pop- corn ball sale. Balls were so popular that they lasted less than fifteen minutes. Absent because of illness is presi- dent, Cynthia Elliott. Of- ficers present, front row, left to right: Jeanne Johnson, service chairman, Miss Elam, sponsorg Sherma Young, sec- retary-treasurerg Patsy Stew- art, vice-presidentg back row: Norma Ladd, devotion- al chairman, Dorothy James, interclub council reporter, Ann Kennedy, social chair- man, Ila Bays, reporter. We- Z Like the Y-Teens, the Hi-Ys are a well established service organization. Officers and sponsor pose for a picture just before a regular assem- bly program, left to right: seated, are Albert Neudauer and ,lack Tuckerg standing are Fred Hutchison, Mr. Coo- ley, and George Barnett. One of the biggest projects of the year for Hi-Y was the marking of seats in the stadium. Besides painting the numbers on the seats in the stadium, the boys set up a PA system for football games, front row, left to right: ,lack Tuck- er, Fred Hutchison, Albert Neudauer, George Barnett, Roy Melerg second row: Bobby Harrison, Lendall Raper, Bob Ligon, James Flowers, Robert Herberg third row: Donald West., Jerry Mozer, Thomas Mangham, Joe Stevens, standing right side, front to bark: John Flinsbaugh, Bill Thompson, and Ray Feiock. Y fed 03044 Working out plans whereby students at CHHS may be persuaded to fill more and more Christmas boxes. Of- ficers and sponsor of the Jun- ior Red Cross assemble in the dining room with their materials, around the table: Jerry Biggerstali, presidentg Jessie Kernaghan, sergeant- at-arms, Avis Moore, vice- president, Mrs. Frazier, spon- sor, Chloe Bell Stevens, treasurer, Beverly Lake, sec- retary. Each home-room has a representative in the Junior Red Cross. The group meets once a week and promotes projects through which CHHS may make its contributions to the Bed Cross. No school in Oklahoma makes a better show- ing, members, first row, left to right: Lois Horn, Donna Tweed, June Pate, Connie Bell, Nancy Holloway, Betty Powell, Sue Kirby, Julie Bishop, Beverly Lake, Jerry Biggerstaff, Chloe Bell Stevens, Margaret Kennedy, Avis Moore, second row, left to right: Doris Krisher, Lois Kiggins, Barbara Cummings, Jane Peck, Ouida Hutchins, Billy Hooker, Sue Martin, Nona Bell Moore, Wilma Fleming, Roxie Bell, Yvonne Peterson, Jo Etta Ballad, Joyce Hamil- ton, Jayne Jones, Rosa Lee Jones, Jerry Snow, third row, left to right: Gene Jones, Billy Johnson, Donald Price, Merle Bird, Bill Hunter, Joel Albee, Bob Smith, Tex Edmisten, Ralph James, Charles Hair, Bill Black, Scotty Brazil, Mary Perkins, lrl Helms, Jerry Barton, Clarence Strance, Thomas Mangham, Robert Shadrick, David Dawson. Newest club at CHHS is the Horizon Club, which was re- organized, after being inac- tive for several years, under the sponsorship of Miss Mary ,lon Johnson. Gath- ered on the steps for a pic- ture are officers of the organ- ization: Patsy Mankin, pledge chairmang Jo Ellen Johnson, treasurer, Beulah Houston, representative, An- nabel Dillon, social chair- man, Elizabeth Shive, secre- tary, Laverne Martin, vice- president: .lanet Burroughs, president. Meetings of the Horizon Club are in room 203 every other Tuesday afternoon. when a group of girls get together to plan for their own development and for projects to help make CHHS a better school. Charter members entertained themselves with a 'ahag hikew late in the season and plans are afoot for an active year next year. Members include: Lanetta Rodman, Charlene Maxwell, Naomi 9 9 7 7 Elizabeth Shive, ,loan Attoway, Vandeen Luse, Beulah Houston. ,L JW at 59 A as f Robbins Helen Johnson Annabel Dillon Laverne Martin Rosemary Bishop. Janet Burroughs, Mary Anne Mullens, ,lo Ann Potts, Patsy Nlankin, Nlary Grant, Patsy Atkins, ,lo Ellen Johnson, Tene Green. ,lean Farmer, Betty Crabtree. Neva Fox, Vella Rhodes, Barbara Fox, Delores Felton, Mary Faye Bennett. ,,...-- QW y llllll ,--uv- xox 0 Q0 0,0 The sponsor of the Shutterbugs, Mr. D. F. Cooley, is kept busy developing pictures and pointing out effects and defects in the work of his enthusiastic group. 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The club has developed into one of the largest and most influen- tial on the carnpvf. utwze aff-imma ln the top picture, beginning at the bottom, first row, left to right: Clovis Hazelton, Rich- ard Toby, George Simms, Tom Reece, Bob Gibson, Dwain McClure, Bill Looney, Don Thorn- ton, Joe Brink, Leeman Fowler, second row: James Taylor, Oran Sloan, Fred Rowden, Jack Gers, Clarence Owen, Rufus Cobb, George Anderson, Alton Miller, T. L. Jones, Bob Corley, third row: Billy Riddle, Harold Jones, Gerald Faubion, Glen Hunter, Louis Young, Darrell Wyatt, Wesley Hulgan, Harry Sanford, Herschl Burns, Wayne Gritz, fourth row: J. R. Woods, Paul Odom, Robert Vaught, Richard Toby, Alvin Livingood, Jimmy Johnston, Carl Baker, Bill York, Max Thompson. Second picture, first row, left to right: Bill Selanders, Mar- vin Pipking, Nicky Stevens, Eddie Quay, Teddy Martin, Berlin Marsh, Jack Dotson, Robert Day, Carroll Roark, Harold McCabe, George Williamsg second row: Ralph Griffith, Parker Lof- gren, Claud Lacey, Harold Mulhausen, Allen Mosley, Artie Pierce, Stanley Lawson, Betty Akin, Bill Johnson, Frank Gravitt, Wayne Jarman, Don Parnell, Coy Ferguson, Jess Ladd, third row: Herb Jones, Homer Jackson, James Lyon, Manford Terrell, Dale Wigginton, Jack Kesselburg, Joe Roberts, Robert Lessman, John Haynes, Dean Carr, Harold Coffman, William Cavenderg IL fourth row: Victor Staubus, Bill Higginbotham, Kenneth Thomas, Edwin Colquitt, Bob Gib- so Dwain McClure, George Simms. Bill Looney, Russell Hall, Louis Younger. W, fe K Queen and officers of FFA Q f' meet with Mr. Herb Jones, , spon-sor, to discuss the dis- , tribution of plants for school flower gardens. Clockwise 5 I 535 2- around Mr. Jones, sponsor: Don Thornton, sergeant-ab armsg James Taylor, vice- presidentg Richard Toby, re- porter, Robert Vaught, secf retaryg Betty Akin, sweet- heart, and Paul Odom, presi- dent. Jess Ladd is treasurer I of the group. IC A 7, si f. 14, Eusiness Leaders: Officers of BLA, together with their sponsors, devote many hours 10 doing work for the faculty nembersg seated at the table, left to right: Miss French, Vliss Billingslea, Mrs. Lau- derdale, Jennie Self, presi- dent, and Mrs. Mcfleorge. Standing: Ola Jean Harris, rst vice-presidents Barbara oore, secretary, Pat School- craft, treasurer, Murlene Gold,-second vice-president. H The CHHS chapter of Future Business Leaders of America is one of the largest if X! in the country, One of its sponsors, Mrs. Lamora Lauderdale, is state sponsor, ' , .F front row, left to right: Joyce Geisler, Barbara Cummings, Evelyn Biggs, Billie --L., W ,,f Peters, Ola Jean Harris, Del Rue Fisher, Sue Brown, Florence Meench, Doro- fx W K X J thy Penix, Lou Ella Riggs, Jennie Self, Pansy Danner, Keitha Bledsoe, second N row: Ruth Stone, Queta Smith, Myrtle McCain, Claudia Houpe, Barbara Coop- ? ' l er, Jo Ann Ownbey, Norma Box, Betty Scott, Eileen Murphy, Dorothy Schneid- w i Q er, Pat Schoolcraft, Mary Lee Peters, third row: Bonnie Elkins, June' Over- l' ' - turf, Delores Borden, Barbara Winston, Dot Evans, Mary Stewart, Pat Hub- ' bard, Dorothy Durham, Barbara Moore, Jeanavon Harris, Etta Freeze, fourth EW row: Nadine Adams, Vera Reed, Verna Foreman, Murlene Cold, Louanna Fowler, Clydine Hughes, Frances Crowley, Nelda Hood, Betty Holman, Norma Harrison. Juanita Moeller, VVilma Fleming, Pat Hutchison. yall Tk' -A-11 ln x 0 Zia! I Newly organized lettcrmeifs club gets well under way during its first year under the leader- ship of Carlos McCleaveg above, officers and sponsors, sitting: Marvin McNatt., Travis Stew- art, Carlos McCleave, Dwain McClure, standing: Eugene Sheets, Mr. Tony Poloski, Mr. John Miskovsky, Mr. C. B. Speegle, Mr. R. L. Vaughn, Bob Gibson, Mr. William Haller. Members of the 0 Club, beginning at the bottom, front row, left to right: Eugene Sheets, ,less Ladd, Carlos McCleaveg second row: Leroy Marshall, Joe Walser, Gerald Faubion, Skip- per Smith, Travis Stewart, Aldy Gers, Ralph James, Bob Gibson, Willie Edwards, Arthur Fent, ,lack Van Pool, Jerry Dick, David Zwiacherg third row: Dennis Phelps, Lonnie Dunkin, Darrel Wyatt, Kenneth Hicks, Marvin McNatt, George Hicks, Willis Elam, Steve Glasgow, John Whit- tington, Kenneth Wooldridge, Bill Taggart, Alton Miller, Jerry Edwards, Joe Graggg fourth row: Dwain McClure, Bob Moon, Joe Sherman, Don Thornton, Tommy Sturdivant, Jackie Brooks, Kenneth Gooch, Albert F atheree, Jim Pollack. eewacwa Quoted! Capitol Hill Highschool has WW always been a leader in the Teen Town organization of Oklahoma City. This year's group is no less active than Y its predecessors. Members of the local council are, stand- ing, left to right: Norma Sel- lars, Gene Moslander, Jane Rea, seated: Dan Fioroni, June Pate, Dolores Dudgeon. 'The Operators, Clubi' is one of the school's hardest working groups. It is the task of its mem- bers to run the movie machines and they do a fine job, standing, left to right: Sue Kirby, Lewis Standlin, Bobby Harrison, Jack Tucker, Skipper Smith, Robert Herber, George Barnitt, Joe Stevens, Clinton Wheat, W. C. Motley, Thomas Mangham, John Flinsbaugh, Gail Mc- Ghee, Bob Ligon, Ray Feiock, Lendall Raper, Albert Neudauer, Mr. Cooley, seated: Don West, Roy Meler, Bill Thompson, Jerry Mozer. Q 1 Ke Za GAY TIMES: Norma Sellars fdancing with Ki Yi King, Troy Seglerl , was responsible for all the goofy prelimi- naries that went into the Apron-Overall Dance. It was almost as much fun as the K.R.K.C. Spring Formal. In the picture, besides, Norma and Troy, are: Beverly Schil- ling, Ruby Lawrence, and Kathryn Montgomery. Troy Segler, Ki Yi King, poses with half of the Ki Yi group, his beautiful maroon jacket on his arm. Troy was crowned at a double coronation ceremony between halves of the Central- Capitol Hill football game. Everything was wonderful about that evening, even the score, CHHS 7, Central 03 left to right from bottom, first row: Loretta Smith, Jayne Jones, Beverly Schilling, Annabel Dillon, Elaine Turner, Troy Segler, Gloria Hill, Sevella Prater, Joyce Ham- ilton, Betty Reid, Norma Sellarsg second row:Gladys Sherman, Joan Cude, .loan Ownbey, ,lanet Burroughs, Billie O'Daniels, Betty Cornelius, Pat Hile, Nancy Holloway, Avis Moore, ,lane Rea, third row: Marion Hatcher, Norma Sterret, Claudia Houpe, ,lo Ann Peppin, Reba Cilstrap, Norma Novotny, Jacqueline Malery, Lorita Sutton, Mary Ann Peabody, Lois Rob- erts, Ann Castle, Shirley Benson, Rowena Arnold: fourth row: Beverly Ford, Helen Dumont, Christa Segler, Margaret Smith, Alma Villa, Frances Clingman, Jo Ann Seal, Evilu Bigger- staff, Joy Curtis, Leola Corley, Jane Lumsden. OFFICERS: Gathered here around their adored little mascot, Carol Proctor, officers of Ki Yi lead a busy life with their pep work and their social problems. And, of course, there is a slumber party occasionally in case the monotony need be broken, left to right, Hrs! row: Julie Bishop, Norma Sellars, yell leaders, sm-ond row: Jeana- von Harris, demerit captain: Troy Segler, Ki Yi King, Elaine Turner, presidentg third row: Jerry Biggerstaff, pledge mistressg Barbara Moore, reporter, Ann Skin- ner, secretary, Dorothy Arn- old, treasurer: Alice Nichols, parliamentariang Gloria Hill, vice-president. Ki Yi is one of the two big girls' pep clubs at CHHS and has been a potent influence ever since its organization in 1928. Biggest single Ki Yi solo event was the Apron and Overall Dance on March 26. Members below, beginning at the bottom, from left to right, first row: Julie Bishop, Jerry Williams, Helen Tucker, Delores Stander, Connie Bell, Sue Lacey, Peggy McNutt, Margret Ken- nedy, Monty Althausen, Ruby Lawrence, Carol Proctor, second row: Alice Nichols, Greta Shelton, Norma Boyce, Laverne Martin, Elizabeth Jackson, Mary Rutherford, Jessie Kernaghan, Jo Willeen Grider, Jerry Biggerstaff, Mary McQueen, Bertie Crouch, Merle King, third row: Madelin Birk, Zen Ellen Edmiaston, Betty Akin, Grace Degn, Rebecca Nutt, JoAnn Trappe, Sue Hodges, ,Juanita Moeller, Joy Lawthorp, Reginia Zacharv, Helen Webb, Kathryn Mont- gomery Donita Price, fourth row: Barbara Oakes, Charlotte Barber, June Owens, Louise Sladek, Delores Felton, Mary Ann Mullens, Marv Reeves, Betty Owens, Virginia Dodge, Mary Bennett, Elizabeth Shrive, Charlene Wihite, Mary Nell White, and Carlene Klutts. RN-4 ' 2 ,,-.uncut QQ I rf f f Rfk ,ey . J B74 Chleftaln Club members stand at ease on the teps and Walt for the camera-man to instruct them to look at the birdie heglnnlng at the bottom rst row Kenneth Salmon, Lawrence Goodman Eddie Mintz Coy Ferguson Jane Rea Kenneth Dewbree Charles Holmes, James Woodard second row Leo Green Marvin McNatt Regvle Harris Charles Minton, Jimmy Cox Jimmy Rutherford third row Robert Qtevens Bob Wlllls Rex Gasking fourth row: Louls Hollingsworth Jack Edwards Blll Taggert Lonnie Thorp Rex Ponsor,fifth row: Don- ald Meyers Joel Albee Bill Tom Davls LeRoy Thomas Clay Hall Bill Christain, Bill Hun- WWW The library is pleasant even on a cloudy moming, but a meeting of Chieftain officers would dispel the gloom if there were any. Ralph Beal, president, has just finished telling what he calls a joke, the group: Ralph Beal, presi- dent, Skipper Smith, secre- tary: Jimmy Cable, record- ing secretary, Dan Fioroni, cheer leader, James Reagan, sergeant-at-arms, Troy Seg- ler, pledge master, Bill Shel- ton, treasurer, Jane Rea, Chieftain Princessg Jerry Dick, vice-presidentg Dunnie Blumenthal, cheer leader. Chieftain Princess, Jane Rea, gives her subjects a lecture on how the well dressed chieftain supports his team. Members of the club who are 'staking in the lecture include, be- ginning at the top row: Bill Chris- tain, James Luse, Bill Hilton, Charles Sloan, second row: Johnnie Bell, Jimmy Spencer, Richard Kimzey, John Pritner, Johnny Black, third row: Alfred Price, Steve Williams, James Emerson, fourth row: Fred Scott, Bob Linder, Bill Stevens, Har- ry Hamilton, Bob Douglas, Bob Brooks, George Walling, fifth row: Gene Gooding, Joe Wrigllt, Harold Stone, Jane Rea, Jackie Davis, Gene Moslander, Bill Fedde, Bill Johnston. At right: A Chieftain jacket care fully draped on a locker door awaits the return of its proud owner. ivsfvxsfxx if 0'Q'Q'Qg, 1 s Nea at QXXXX Q9 QQ, ?Q?f?Q,mxx' 3 Q QQQQQQ ll'39ii?3A9?'x lxlxsxsi x .Q,Q.5f,g5sE 9 ia figiqxxxxxxxs r 9 Q 0,9 0 Q 5 Qjiif5i, , , , , Z f 9 lsisixl Q Q itfasyxs s O a ime is as im or an as wor - no matter wlgattthe organizlzi- Q, tiong nor does the pressure of pep club activity preclude the possibility of an occasional masquerade. In the picture Knob boss, Helen Seward, is directing the activity of Donna Knox, Pat Ward, and Christine Green. Like Ki Yi, Knobs delight in a variety of activities, first row, left to right: Yaydene Fenton, Carolyn Ridenour, Donna Maxwell, Tena Green, Ruth Han- son, lean Vlright, Mary White, Pat Taylor, second roui: Lillian jones, Pat Vlard, Donna Knox, Gail Slemp, Betty Eagle, Pat Akin, Shirley Wyatt, Mary Foster Jerrv Pliel is ,lean Stancil' Ihird row' Mary Perkins Anna Louise Da- 0 - s , f I-9 ' Q ' ' 9 vidson. Marie Hull, joan Potts, Re Corn, Norma Meyer, Wilma Harris, Bev- erly Janeway, lc-an Allen, ,loan Shilling, Mary Ellen Perry, Peggy Birdwell, Laverne White, Marian Taylor, Reba Huffardg fourth row: Ora Dale Whit tington. Helen Seward, Edna Yvells, ,loan Allen, Etta Frecsc, Delores Borden lnwlla Riggs. l,avonne Shelton, ,loan Dunlap, ,loan Wlalker, Donna Orr, Doro thv qartin flliloe Stevenson ,loetta Ballard x 5 A Af., V 'WW iY BM Young but hearty is the rep- utation of the Knobberette Pep Club, whose members are constantly active in school affairs of all kinds. At the right, officers of the club in an informal picture, first row: Cleta Jo Hayes, yell leader, Claudine Forrest, yell leader, second row: Betty .lo 13- Carter, vice-president: .loyce Geisler, secretary, Yvonne Qvror Peterson, president, third , f 5' row: Phyllis Schroeder, ser- 4 , XQ755, . geant - at - arms, and Billie K Y A K Margrett Jones, treasurer. K f , m-Mltixf gf B H H fx Knobberettes have been much in evidence this year since they have been called upon to serve as ushers at many town affairs. Members, on the floor, from left to right: Josephine Tomblinson, Thelma Hembree, Frances Sharp, Delores Brock, Marilyn Diehm, and June Pate, second row: Donna Tweed, Dena Knoy, Bertie Dewbree, Sue Martin, Barbara Cummings, Roxie Bell, Jessie Pratt, Frances Crandall, Earline Alstatt, Geraldine Hudson, and Dolores Clonts, third row: Anna Hartley, Norma Scarbrough, Jean Morrow, Leta Skaggs, Elaine Couchman, Pat Hubbard, Gay Shrum, Nadine Aldrich, Carol Gregg, Betty ,lean Poole, and Lora Lee Hamilton, 'fourth row: Anna Lou Vaughn, Sue Brid- well, Annie Clinkenbeard, Elizabeth Petty, Melba Bennett, Evelyn Beading, Dorothy Durham, Evelyn Livengood, ,loan Chevorant, Bonnie Elkins, Bonnie Bell, and Mary Starr. Q-an-u-I' , M, E Redskins Pep Club organized in 1935 and is thus completing its thirteenth season of activity. Members, with Sweetheart Wlanda Ellis sitting before them, beginning at the bottom, first row: Donald Class, Gene Dambold, John WllittillgtOIl, Rex Goodwin, Ronnie Smith, Joe Wriglit, Newman Palmer, Billy Thompson, Don Cravens, ,lack Dot- song second row: James Herndon, Arthur Scroggins, Gail McGhee, Robert Johnson, Eddie Kimmel, Bill Burkett, Leon Crumyg third row: Scotty Brazil, Asa Finklea, Jimmie Hoag, Derald Smith, Don- ald Ruminer, Clarence Strance, Nauman Bakcrg fourth rou':.Eldon Clapton, Don Tedder, Donald Senn, Edward Turner. There's no better fun than time out from class for a picture, especially when a pretty girl has the center seat. Redskin officers, from left to right: H. K. Webb, treasurer, George Schittler, vice-presidentg C. A. Keen, secretary, Bob Corley, X5 pledge masterg Carl Zach- ary, president, Sweetheart Wlanda Ellis. wa R Q 5 SPONSORS: Faculty sponsors set a fine example of co-operation for pep club membersg seated, left to right: Miss Sara Cohen, Knobherettesg Mrs. Hazel VanDusen, Ki Yisg Mrs Lamora Lauderdale, Ki Yisg Mrs. Bessie Kelly, Knohherettes: Mrs. Arlaline Ball, Ki Yis: C H. Alexander, Chieftainsg 0. R. Williamsoli, Chieftainsg Mrs. Grace Shaeffer, Knobherettesg Lee Wvilliamson, Redskinsg Miss' Vera Billingslea, Knohherettes: Alphonso Monjaras, Red skinsg Miss Noba French, Ki Yis. YELL LEADERS: One of the hardest working groups at CHHS is the corps of :W yell-leaders, they expect no reward for X their long hours of labor except the joy ' 1 of hearing a loud rah, rahg left to right, standing: Bill Pate, Carl Zachary, all X H school, Dunnie Blumenthal, Dan Fio- ronig top to bottom: Cleta Jo Hayes, Julie Bishop, Claudine Forrest, Norma Sellars, Barbara Moore. 5 Q 'L Q W5 H A' as git S' . 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Q xii-s 'fix x its ,Qs A rf , , , LJ! .,,.. . i J: M I ,X f x ,I W xgs - V -.,, 1 N- . F1 'L V' J - 3 Q N5 ,. 4, L 4 sl Ab. Anna Ramona Vs eir Clayton Walker James VanWeV Eddie Turner Bruce Turner tr wx ff Q,.f'g Fwy 4 P1531 5 ,. 1 a K X U , Y' 5 rf-f, me r 1 af ' ' R , - ' I it fi . , , Q-gs 3' .., Y V X. - fi -,E Y 's i . . ' ' igkll-'CV . i W 'xl' 4 xx.. i if N.,-. Q, ,V ' 'Su +0 gg - - Delores liaughman, band queen K :NRM if A 1 ' 3 1 Ronald Artzberger, drum major n..,xw4n- I' XY! 7 SECOND BAND TWIRLERS 3 Fa. Second band at CHHS inherited the uniforms dis- carded by the first band at the end of a big money-rais- ing cmpaign, which included a football game with El Dorado, Arkansas. The second hand-f playing second fiddle regularly4+helps swell the music. The second band has its own Drum Major and its own Band Queen. The organization, a year ago, of a Twirler's Club was followed up this year with the creation of a Drum and Bugle Corps. The white and gold of the uniforms makes a bright contrast to the dark red of the new band uniforms. Regarded by many. and by all CHHS ad- herents fwho are noted for their partiality to their ownj as the prettiest aggregation of its kind anywhere hereabout. The Twirlers and the Bugle Corps partici- pate in all marching events. .ow tflt r. ...Mt .... g..s. ........... .,...,.., ..., .... U.. .... klenski, Ann Jenkins. Clyde Taylor, ,lum- Bender. Don Senn, Frances Stewart, Her- man Purcell, Dean Carr. Jeanette Berry. row two: Bernice Birky, James Willis, Ronald Senigo. NW fullrr Jessie Robertson, Jo Ann Pippin, Neva Fox, Eugene Hale, Haney Houpe, Denny Boyd, Paul Kemp. MUSIC MAKERS DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS vin Baker, George Birdwell. Richard Kim- zey, Earl Tillery, Curtis Shoopman. Keith Spence. Gerald Canada. Burt Simonton, Gerald Cox, Robert Stevens, Jimmy Bollinger, Price Pooler, Bertram Shelby, Buddy Fleener, Donald Cramer, .loe Barton, Robert Colf- Qf X. , ,L 'ew man. . 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Mr. Chase, conductor. lf' IZ: i :' 1 H. 9? -:Q -iiwfi-:F ':a- -2 y M Q - ,:.,. ,ulu fu .,.,,.: eras as fwass 51-we-W W L -new L Y Www? it , W 5 ,, K M lg 3 Q N sf ' R, A ,, 449.1 , -4? MSX' VM isa QW Qgww X gf? eww semi E Lavonne Linder Eggs ,sew ya px A sf 'MWA e 9 'ky . Mex? Q ,K X 3 fs, . Louise Sladek use i t :: if 5 4ns.W.g.,,Q. , A ii 3 .Y-e,.fs v Qi ,ww QQQ, 1, X J ',-' if ex We - W -swf news-: f - Q ry, ,b H was ww he A 5 ggffa' if We ,Nw fQi?iL,s sh f Donna Maxwell, Eileen Murphy, Alice Nichols, Norman Novutny, Mary Ellen Perry, Wanda Pittman, Ann Purcell, Luis Roberts 'fa y, ai fs X 4 'W' A Qaumxgaj- c t ..,.. .-.. ---- L , Q '- S ., Wy :. . E I 'J L. ' :I -r I -z I Iizilz vw f 1' -Qt .. :.,, .su wyf lnz- gy: ,,.. f :,: .I QV A l at H V ,.,: I ,E - ' ' V. ' ' , Fax X ,Zig Y ?,.,,,,,,,,,?Ri ',,w,x - 2 T, ixwv min QXRN qi w ww. Wmwwva my lg 1, L'ff i5r ,QM ' ffw-fel' f a- M f elfiwgm ? f' awww ei 5 is- e - V iw' ,. u ,, ' 2 L i WL, ss-' 1221.1 .,. X it , f A I - , fjwsi, if Nah 515.4 ,,f..,,....W' W L ' xfgw ti' ' kr if ' :Q 17 1 'Frances Sharp, Elizabeth Shive, Betty Lou Short, Gail Slemp, Leta Za Skaggs, Mildred Trammell, Alma Villa, Jeanine Wardluw Om.: Wf- is are ,, M r , ,, 74a Officers of the Choruses pose for a pic- ture at the foot of the stage stairs with the Capitol Hill Highschool flag in the background. Choir officers, counter- vlorkwise: Frances Clingman, president seventh hourg Ann Barnett, vice-presi- dent first hour, Betty Sullivan, presi- dent first hour, vice-president fourth hour, Joan Schilling, secretary first hourg Norma Graham, secretary sev- enth hour, Mary Kathryn Ferguson, as- sistant librarian, first hour, Sasha Hol- lingsworth, librarian first hour. Members of the seventh hour girls' chorus, beginning at the bottom, left to right, first row: Loretta Smith, Wanda Brandon, Pat Willis, June Bender, Nancy Buble, Norma Graham, Helen Webb, Norma Ladd, Jeanne Johnson, Beverly Schilling, second row: Louise King, Julie Bishop, Sherry Harris, Lois Horn, Sherma Young, Frances Clingman, Barbara Fox, Joy Cur- tis, ,lane Hamiltong third row: Norma Wlaller, Jo Ellen Johnson, Maxine Long, Clydean Mears, Virginia Beard, Dorothy Irvin, Jeannine Akers, Betty Slater, Eleanor Bell, Edna Wells, fourth row: Mary Jackson, ,lewel Huggard, Shirley Benson, Helen Seward, ,lanell Ohagan, Evilu Biggerstaff, Patsy Stewart, Betty Sullivan, Jane Lumsden, Lanetta Rodman. ii? 2 ,fi psi tf'Vf4d ABOVE: Boys' Choral Club, beginning at the bottom. left to right, first row: Gerge Walling, Hershall Morris, J. T. Sherrill, Bobby Meador, Joe Willianis, Bob Minor, George Anderson, Marion Eichman, Bill Thompson, Don Parmenterg second row: William Ray, Bob Brooks, Bob Graeey, James Fields, Kenneth Gooeh, Harold Berns, Rex Goodwin, Charles Sloan, Jack Tuekerg third rouf: Don Pierce, Joe Roselle, John Goss, Bob Corley, Harold Pricher, Kenneth Liles, Billy Lambert, James Lyons, H. C. Taylor, Donald Young. ACCOMPANIST: Re Corn. OFFICERS: Corley, president, Gracey, vice-presidentg Gooch, secretary: Goss, librarian. BELOW: First Hour Girls' Chorus, left to right, beginning at the bottom, first row: Betty Reid, Christine Young, ,Joan Shilling, Betty Cornelius, Betty Sullivan, Kathryn Montgomery, June Pate, Connie Bell, Joyce Calcoti, Lesta Calvert, second row: Vernell Norvill, Lilcy Addeman, Vena Morris, Naney Stillwell, Helen Brindall, Marian Taylor, Betty Crabtree, Norma Hoover, Helen Lee, Pat Branigan, third row: Sue Monroe, Loretta Mayes, Phyllis Schroeder, Ann Jenkins, Frances Stewart, Theta Lightsey, Sue Lacey, Irma Blackburn, Patsy Butler, Ester Lessman, Mary Marshallg fourth row: June Nutty, Nancy Holloway, Sasha Hollingsworth, Lois Covey, Nancy Schaelfer, Dorothy Rucker, Mary Ferguson, Mary Foster, Evelyn Liviligood, Norma Graham, Ann Barnett. H ' wiv' Y ' 'xyf y, A 'ff ' mu Nlnnlg .-Kllhauaen Ronald Artzberger Ann Barnett llulnre, Bn:-lon .lrrry Biggerstaff l x , 5 ,.,1 .: i I , .Y W ,ip Y If , 1 ,. aw MR. HENRY FUTH. vocal mnsin- nlirvvlor, in vm-ry pmmi of his vlmaf unrl willing il, pm-.-... ai .'.-ri anvil..-ff, any nm. .lulic Bishop ' Denny Boyd Martha Cuyle Grim Conley Elizabeth Cook S A 9? V Q .... : 1.4 . 'vis '52, .M Q a It z an ' U0 I Nb gl. f X I Q ' I 'QF Helly Collins Bill Cuuls Huh ilmln-v ,Im-rry Dig-L l Y l 5 If l l Lonnie Dunkin Rita Dixon Bob Douglas NX anda Ellis Gerald Faubion James Field- Wanda Fulton Jimmie Gray N l l my z A . - N WX l Paul Hagey Rudy Hart Naomi Hicks Lee Hill Sasha Hollingsworth Marie Hull Glen Hume' Bonnie Jenkins Angeline Jones Suzanne Jones Helen Jfvlmsvn Jesfie Ellen Kernaghan Evelyn King Stanley Lawson Bob Lewis Lavonne Linder l L LL, L Dwain McClure Barbara Moffatt Florence Meench June Moose George Mulvaney 'Cyg- .lune Nutty Dialthia Palmer June Pate CHOIR if lm 'ta Tommy Roberson 533 W Betty Philpot Lorraine Pollard Oflicers of the choir not only make all arrangements for the group. but. in addition, they mind such mat- ters aa choir robes, music library. etc. Around the piano. beginning with lane Rae, accompanist: Betty Sullivan, presidentg Mr. Henry Foth, directory Charlea Smiley. vice-preaidcntg Dwain McClure, sec- retary: June Pate. librarian: Julie Bi:-hop, librarian. 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' V ,'. it' Q5 fy . f 'g' 14 '-'EQ , 'ff -1 f ig Q, .v xljlix P I :l f 0 M E ' N Um eg X .:' f , - , ' U ' A - ,wif fm H ik - ' 'W L ' ' 5' X , Hgglvvf . ,. ,', Aev-.wx Q'L'l..Q,X.X. T Q I B 1 n , I V S , s I fa, M- . Q it i W' f N , ' M f wh Q i . 'WW 'S V W Alton Miller Harold Nlulhausen Dennis Phelps Jimmy Pctllock Eugene Sheets U I ' . 0 Q 1 . Q ' i 1 'W -32 'E I 1 it Q 'N f f ,Q 4? ga l ,fb A, 1 wr ?nmx7 . ' 'F' . , 1 'we' f' , 535 G 'vi . Q ,.,.,.. 5,553 gg 4 nllnvn : --.- ' New Don Thornton Jack Van P001 Mercer Virden John Whittington .lerry Wilkes ' ' x l I 7. Q F 0 0 I B A I. I. X iw L. Z .lack Van Pool makes a vicious tackle which brings down Clyde Mathews of Classen in the first CHHS game of the city series. Classen was too good and took the game by a score of 20 to 0. It was a bad night all around for the Redskins, as three warriors were crippled by the fray: Mathews made five yards on the run. white uniform, carries the ball in the Norman a heart-breaking lossgl4 to 13-and ended Redskins. Sheets here made twenty-iiveyards. game did not alter the standing of either team, eliminated in the Mid-State contestg but high- football season was the game with Central, which we won, 7 to 0. Eugene Sheets, in game, which was the season for the The results of the as both had been light of the entire . 'Ge C I W or 1 9 Bob Bassett Jackie Brooks Willie lidwards Q ' f s Q SZ 5 I 1 -M-mx Q ' - I if' 'V' - 'Nw ,. IK . 2- W , ,Q 553. w if ' N i'-eE:Esi:.::': Kenneth Gooch Joe Gragg George Hicks 1 ' 1 1, 5 :. xg-Q I .ti Af- W illis lilam Bob Gibson 9 I A I ,,, 595 2 Q, Z. lfffry Jewels J. R. King 4 . F :X . 'ra 27' .less Ladd LeRoy Marshall Willie Edwards was undoubtedly the star of the 1947 football season and his scamperings brought many cheers from the CHHS student body. Waltzing, dancing, tapping lightly, lleet-fnoted Willie, one hundred and fifty pounds of dynamite, here seats sev- enty-two yards for a touchdown against Northeast. lt was the second touchdown of the game which ended with a score of 34 to 6 for the Redskins. CWe were the underdogsj Season s opener was the ame with Duncan played on a mellow I 0 6 I B A L L autumn evening. 'lihe sctiire, 20 to 0 in our favor, and the band in new uniforms complete with plumes and gloves, were the two things we shall remember longest. Here Edwards still'-arms a Dun- can player in the first play ofthe game. B A S K E T B A L L l l -': . 1.1: I 2 0' 2 X.-f Dwi A C IN .llf-clung arlus ,'lIq-Cleave 5222.3 ny . if lv, a Z W A big moment in the Capitol Hill- I, n North:-aft Q',HlHt'fCHI'lS players in the picture include: Ralph James f7D, llwaine Mr-Clure Qwith halll, Joe lVlc- Crary UU, Aldy Gers Cbbl, and ,lack X Xian R Van Pool 0193. 'BM alph -131119, Aldy Gem .:. ,uuu .::: I - ,,,,QW K Q Q .,,., ,l 5 In . ,,...,... ,..:,,,,,, E il' N ..,. .,... .- ll . .. ,K X, gi W., V. I. ,V is i ,, , Q M ' ' if 5 X QMQQSAX! ,' x Willie Edwards J. R. wvoodg Eugene Sheefs Bob Gibson Kenneth Hicks 4.258 2 g Q3 Sew ff-Q 'NTS' in N AS, 'CK Jack Van Pool Gerald Faubion Steve Glasgow .loc lVlcCrary Norman Fleshman A K-4... N .. ..,, Yann vs -W4-nw..-.v 4.-vpn-www-Www .,f-1-W 0 . :gs , I ,. ,F-Qu 'Y 5 1:-2, -V 'Q 1: ,'06x.-' 1 XQQQ-x--- fail 11.0 - -' ' It lu i.:'i 1: ff 0 1,6 d I flu lx- 5 I 4 CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS-- . CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS-, FOOTBALL . Duncan -M . Classen --- ' CHHS--. . canst- .. Northeast . Enid ..w.... l CHHS--I . . Central .,,,. CHHS-- 12 vs. Norman BASKETBALL CHHS-- . CHHS,-32 vs. Neffs Business Colleg W-, CHHS: I . Central ,---- Ada ......., Alva ..,,.., .lohn Carrol - CHHS CHHS CHHS . Ada ........ ' CHHS . Cushing El Reno . Enid ....... . Shawnee . Enid ......, . Shawnee fovertime! 34 vs. Pawhuska -- tovertimel CHHS--50 CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS . CHHS CHHS: f --' . Neffs Business College .... U39 vs. ' --4-2 vs. --29 vs. . Anadarko Northeast - T Central ..,.. Northeast 4Regular Tournament! . Tulsa Will Rogers .... . B A S A L Ardmore ,--, Shawnee ,Ad Mangum ,,.v Dacoma ..,,. Cap ron ..... St. Joseph , - Classen , , S Cla. sen .,... Norman .... AW Jgs fd i - ss-g.xx1f ,, 1 g . 3 A ti is tstQvQxx,s.Qggxg X x QQ' 5 - n is 331 - v 1 L xv I 20 vs 0 26 vs 13 'uf 0 vs 13 27 vt 6 0, I 0 vs 30 32 vs 1 6 t K ' 7 vs 0 13 vs 18 u I , X, 13 , l ll E ' e -ll , 45 vs 41 33 vs 30 ' 33 vs 22 36 vs 24 ' 41 vs 30 39 vs 28 I 28 vs 21 32 vs 19 Q 39 vs 34 32 vs '51 Q 48 vs 26 48 vs 26 j 20 vs 27 28 vs 30 I CHHS 31 vs. Norman ,... 32 CHHSH36 vs. Northeast M131 l 55 vs -1-l .30 vs ' 41 vs 31 35 , , 41 vs 42 s 40 tu 41 vs 42 41 , sl I l ,-l 35 sz Q : I 9 6 vs ' 53 ' 4 I' I 4 n Y' 1 W 5 c ' y L ' X I I K S J, ny, xx, xxx x . , x - -- - - 5- f M I f gy' K kwa Ya W ,X 3 v Md, ' ,. - JP W' x fxf if .loe Gragg Mm ,aP 't ' ffzzsj . ..',: E fi f- ' W i . Wg ,Q-1 5 iA....s g 'kff'?3 ' r WNW 2 2 1 3 ff . .sy ,Q 9 NV Tix J Skipper Smith 1 Carlos lVlcCleave . Y iff z ag f 6 fs: fm , ww 0, 1,4 - Arthur Fent v The hat boys of '47 mlizl them- selves prourl in the nhl trallition of turning out fine has:-hall players anrl teams. Their long series of victories gave- them the fity, mimlstate, allml regional championships, alul thvy tieil with Tulsa Central for high place in the state. On gradua- tion one of the stars of the lf-am, .lerry Snyder, was signt-fl up for professional hasehall hy the Yankee System. Tummy Sturdivant ,Hows ft 1 E l Steve Glasgow Eugene Sheets Jess Ladd we We E'-t in 5 Vzizi ' sw FW' Q, f as ix Alton Miller Jack VanPool Marvin McNatt saw- .yi The WRESTLING TEAM, left to right: Ronald Smith, Fred Thomsen, Joe Cragg, Wesley Hulgan, Shirley Lynch, R. W. Sargent, Carl Zachary, Fred Hutcheson, Jackie Brooks, John WilllItll1gtOll, Bill Tagart, Carl Mulhausen, Mr. John Poloski, coach. The COLFERS, left to right: Mr. C. B. Speegle, coach, Bill Johnson, Kenneth Hicks, Jerry Edwards, Jackie Cers, Elmer Humphries, Joe Walser. 4 24 .NX ,X 23. . X e TRACK team, Ielt ta right: T. L. ies, Bill Thompson, Jack Petra, b Moon, Bert Vargas, Ddfyl Wylti, : Roberts, Larry Thrift, Joe Whitt, ond row: Joe Brink, Leamon Fow- C. 0. Pendleton, Glen Hunter, yton Grider, Lonnie Dunkin, Bill gart, Claude Lacey, third row: El- t Estell, Donald Ruminer, Gil- nd Hamett, Fred Hutcheson, Har- Multhausen. Harry Tipps, Bruce 'ner, Bobby Roberson, Verl Rat- : fourth row: Gene Gooding, tes Ragland, John Whittington, Cockrell, Jackie Brooks, Wesley gan, Bob Smith, Robert Ne-Ff, .lark S S The TENNIS team, left 10 right: Bob Barney, Leroy Land, Coleman Smith, Tommy Webb, Joe McCrary, Ted Burkey, Da' vid Sellers. ,....,..- GIRLS' SPORTS I l 'f ! win fl ax ::.:m2:: 1:: 1 ' gaE.g-f25,,Q M hi Q 4 f 1' . I Q ,. . f 9' , 1 ,, Q r I Q 7' Q' . :Q x 5 S xfy wr Z, X it Q if WM Q Q W, , 1 Wd v?V3i 125' ' A Mx' . ' , iw Christine Arlsmendez 3 M If f , '- QAFQ . j is 3 x ., N53 X 5 li. like ,urs ' X 'f Ci Q , 0 ' , M v . 4 . ' 1 f V aff aff N V- .' f 3 -. - 1, .. .... , - 94 M M., , ,A , , , ., A W ,,,: , , H. . F b ,. I . ,y 8, E x Y, R w if fr-'f f ina , , gy v . V V , , A 4' M M5 Q, ,at , , X Q, 1 ww w . , ,bv vw Nia,-,1 n Aihermn Q fi' a ' Y Members of the girls, field ball squad pose as a group: row one: Edna Sechrist, Clara Barefoot, Gloria Wiser, Sue Harville, Wanda Batterton, Gretta Shelton, Patty Snow, Ruth Hanson, row two: Vera Read, Bonnie Elkens, Alma Crabb, Juanita Batterton, Ruby Lawrence, row three: Patricia Fillion, Virginia Thomas, 'T Q Juanita Batterton Kathryn Walters, Mary Cruzan, Frances Brink, La Vonda Cross. Wanda Batterton Frances Brink Pauline Burns Wanda Burns . Billie Butler Alma Crabb Lavonda Crail Mary Lou Cruzan .l03l'l Dl1r1l0p Bffmlie Elkins 4? wg 7 4-.Q-Iv 'iw' Ruth Hanson Sue Harville Charlene Huff Lillian Jonah Vada Jones Ruby 'Af Lawrence Peggy McNutt Vera Read Vella Jean Rhoda-Q Edna Sechrist 415 Greta Shelton GIRLS' SPORTS Patty Snow Virginia Thomas Swimming is fine sport, but it's good to get under one of the new flryers at the end of an hpur in the pool. In the picture, left to right: Vfanda Ellis, Joy Atherton, Juanita Moeller, and Mrs. Blair. Berry White ' A 'N 1, ' A gkix f -- Y 5 l:.g, Z ? , 5 ff . nl. ,I 194. 'Q ,gf A ,ff m -sf pg? IQ, S A 13 f M 3... 5 -J K My- -wdwlii Travis Stewart Jerry Dick Joe Sherman wig, Q? LD Harold Mulhaugen Shirley Lynch Jackie Gers COACHES AND MANAGERS An early season picture of the basketball squad as the boys gathered on the steps to show off their new warm ups, frst row: Willie Edwards, Eugene Sheets, Ralph James, Dwain McClureg second row: Carlos Mc- leave, Steve Glasgow, Joel McCrary, Bob Gibson! third row: Gerald Faubion, Kenneth Hicks, Norman Fleshman, Jack VanPoolg fourth row: Joe Sherman, Clinton Merrick, J. R. Wood. Q01 X '9Qk2N gx'l U' ,oe do -9 0 V5 9' +5 3695 6555 bale' Wa: eeibazevo QVQQQQ9 ok 65' 69 A59 gay QSQ' GXOQ xohte Q90 wsexgeo V95 we GQ eg .Ae a 8o'Vl6 'ioxxxx X X i fs x X-t K9 0 . . '5 X9 9 . evdxbqo V5890 6 x C925 .lohn Miskovsky C. B. Speegle R L Vaunhn Tony Polaski waxwmvaxxsi I 9 4 s AwAnns A C. F. Coates AF Honor Society Ring ..... ..... C . F. Coates Letzeiser Medals Girls 5 Gold-Nelda Faye Hood A ir Silver-Joyce Geisler ' Bronze-Laverne White 3 Boys James Hanan Billy ,Threadgill A Ronald Senn A, A, U, W, Scholarship Award ...... ..... L averne White ' Aviation Award ........................-..... N0ra M86 King American Legion Citizenship Awards .................... -------------------------Wanda Rowland, Ronald Morris Bausch and Lomb Science Award .............. William R0l0l'l A Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce Awards .............. --------------------------Donna Knox, Albert Neudauer . Civitan Citizenship Award ...................... Ronald Senn D, A, R. History Award ....................... Wanda Powers D. A, R, Citizenship Medal ................ Norma Scarbrough - E. K. Gaylord Philanthropic Award .......... Billy Threadgill 5 Journalism Service Award ............ ..... B arbara Moffatt Knobberette Award ................. .... Y vonne Peterson Mu Phi Epsilom Award ......................... Betty Collins Sears-Roebuck Scholarship Award ................ C. F. Coates ,g Art .............................................. Jean Ezzell Commercial Accounting ..... ....... M urlene Gold Secretarial ..... ......... J oyce Geisler English ...,...... ..... N elda Faye Hood Home Economics Clothing ..... ...... D onna Knox Foods ....... ........................... M ary Cochran Industrial Arts Auto Sh0p-Clarence Page, Zearl McAllister, Bobby Phillips Mechanical Drawing KA, and E. Equipment Awardl-- ----------U'irstj Charles Tyreeg lsecondj Leo Green 63 J I DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Printing ................................. Luster Williams Woodwork ................ .... ....... N 0 lin Boston Mathematics ...... .... C . F. Coates Science ........ .... J ames Hanan V Social Studies-- ....... Doris Lovett Spanish ...... ..... E laine Turner Speech Debate .....,... ..................... J ames Hanan Speech ........,... .... A rdina Rhodes, Jerry Biggerstalf Special Service .... ...... J ean Ezzell, Lloyd Edinisten V: 15 ' .. 11? -fi A Z 5'E-E E if F X if 39 ff ffm 'Q If at 515 F 'iw Www!! .ff Q? 'F X fl Q92 HQ figs? ,gf fa, 'ki 2-fa? V4 22 Ni 'Ewa f ff1'f'f Q X, fm- if ef 'f' ' H' E566 5 M 'fi ,qs 2.-- J-fJ!,:' mf 'L f f 1 9 f x-!!x ' I val--9 qYY'?f ' Q 'AN- R Al.- 1 . Wlh V E '41 'Z ' g ,ggsxgqg fw,5 I A 'Q ff -'A' gif? 34, 1 if ' 19 .9 . J' ' tr VV ' : I Q A, , ..,., W .,A,' - ' 1 ' 1 ,. A..' im 'Tb f:' if 'x-A , 1 ' M.. L. - fT:ijiQE i aff . Q W T , AQ 3 .04-VA A ., ., , 4' V V X 14 , W. R A9 g 14555 'V' T w Q ii f K 5 16 5 5 Q if 49' vfpf ,R 5. S M it MJ N Lx 3 if 95, Y 757 L :L ' 3 A ' Q ' 3 , ' KW ' he A2 ff, 3, Q it- Q, 9. Yqi, - J J , .-Q. :L Lg Z, ..., 1 wi f Q ,w g 4? . ' ' ig 4 f gill am: f 0 1, , 1 ffm Q JeO:mE,,7.7.Q,XX: Q lui?-if-qu' Our assemblies were varied and V A 5. M Q X .M C ,, 3 llEFTAlN ,Q no-'sf Counter - clockwise from t top : 1. Candidates for senior cla president campaigned for olli 2. Choir ot Douglas Neg Highschool sang beautiful sp ituals. 3. Mr. Scism made Lorra Pollard look like a Ngreat beautiful dollu. 1 w l 4. Jean Ezzell made a perf replica of the 1948 Chieft: cover. I 'F av Q f ,g l i i X Y Q :e:s:a:: E 3 ' fl E E Jerry Barton played dead in 2 ,lunior play rehearsal while ckie Davis, Patsy Stewart, izabeth Cook, and Kenneth ewmaker-also were in. The stage crew had a busy nr: Billy Tom Davis, Lloyd misten, Tom Bayless. The yell leaders put on many ah, rah. We roasted a cardinal in a t Halloween stew. Noted speakers held our at- Ition: Mrs. Grace Sloan Ov- ong the Rev. W. H. Alexan- r. , eil ilmnw :Qu E Img? 1 E ii Wie could out-yell, out-sing, out- laugh, and even out-cry any student group any time, any where! 975, 'QS3 M ns 1 I 4 v 1 i 1 ,b.,.J fy ... ML lo, 852 1 W4 I bm sf! -4' A , MMQM X ? fg4:Ij 22,s-:-: Q W ,355 5 'xx K Our days were spent with little things and big, with queens and contests and just plain chit-chat. 1. A gang gathered at one of the new restroom mirrors. 2. Miss Fischl tried to extract a quarter from Willie Edwards for '6Time',-eX- tracting a tooth would have been easier. 3. Jayne Jones was crowned band queen by Drum Major Ronald Artzberger, in a beautiful ceremony with attendants, Norma Sellars, Carolyn Roberts, Do- lores Baughman, Jerry Williams, and ,lane Peck. 4. Mary Wfright and June Pate admired the Rainbow Beau, Daniel Knox. 5. Carlos Mcflleave looked in to see if girl friend, Claudine Forrest was in Eng- lish class. 6. Willie Edwards beamed on uhisw football queen, Sevella Prater. 7. Jimmie Johnson and Gail McGhee escorted the DeMolay Sweetheart, Pat Petree. 8. Gene Latham lent an over-worked school teacher a helping hand. 9. A group gathered to take part in a contest featuring baby pictures of fac- ulty members. l0. Betty Fielder was crowned basket- ball queen at the varsity-faculty game with more pomp than ceremony. Her escort was Dwain McClure, her attend- ants, Norma Sellars and Claudine For- rest. 'K While there were parties and teas, we worked too, and our work was as varied as our play. 'ii' Counter-1-lot-kwise from the top: 1. Mrs. Adams resigned and tl Alumni Association and' Merry Ma quers had a reception for her. 2. Luster Williams and Evers Parker setup Teen Town dance pt ters. 3. Mr. Moniaras gave drivers' trai ing to a large class. Nancy Rhed the wheel. Q 4. The Bible History Club hadl beautiful Christmas party. Officei left to right: Mary Lou Powel Ouida Hutchins, Doris Lovett, H0 ard Robinson, Edna Mae Sechrist, a I0 Etta Ballard. V ckwise from the top: The faculty gave a tea Thanks- ng in honor of Dr. H. C. Bruner, erintendent. A group of clothing students Jared busily for open house : ada Davis, Ruth Thein, Leona Cal- ', Juanita Zanola. Rose Mary Akers won a beauty test. We had our lungs examined by T. B. unit. Student 1-ounvil members regis- d students for the T. B. tests: Fillion and Roy Abbott do the It takes many a day and many a play to make a full year, and we had a full measure of both JPG' The days of the year are made up of many ittle things. Clockwise from the top: .q. Some of our fellows made all-city eams: Wlillie Edwards, footballg Ralph ames, basketball, LeRoy Marshall, foot- xallg ,less Ladd, foothall. T. Mr. Haller was the uinsidew star in the 'arsity-faculty game. Loretta Smith collected pictures of let- ermen for her locker. Mr. Cole gave Kenneth Nowlin an ex- :ellent lectureweven Kenneth admitted it. I. Barbara Moffatt performed a token of ove for the Chieftain. r. So did Anna Louise Davidson and June late, but they rolled their hair first for Jrighter moments to follow. '. Bob Vaught walked Madeline King and Dolores Hopson home, hut it wasn't all un. L. An English class buried itself in a new F' 'Arrow . '. Spring sports stars made the Arrow,s Vhois Wlho: Elmer Humphries, golfg Joe !IcCrary, tennis, Lonnie Dunkin, track: lommy Sturdivant, hasehall. 0. Track lettermen got set for a raceg eft to right: Darrell Wlyatt, Bill Taggert, loh Moon, Vllesley Hulgan, Lonnie Dun- .in. l. The men who took care of the build- ng took time out for a picture, left to ight: Charlie Heald, ,lack Glass, J. Brah- nigan, George Caskey, Sam Grifhn, and ,um Carter. R l- 4' nf 4? f r I fy 0 '15 ' 't n'5z-Q,?f4 1f'?' X. 1' X ' - I' Q p 4 uf I, 1 W f iq, fx 10 1 w , 1 ly I' Q- 'N , I' 1' ff' , 'Yee Q' if tg - 4, ,ff JV H ' ri S gi ' I gyffki E f ww ff? :I ' 1 t M K . J , A Q X 1 Q if - 1. 1 . 4 f 'fe-, 'f L 41. 1 . , Q1 A Q : N3 . I p' '- Wi if I - .dn . img I H , uw f I in asfgfiajxllx I ' o Q ,M Q baggy i 14 I J x fl h7?m5'if.'5' , f. ylllf 'hvn - :V 'S' llama ' .4 nl , , D ' -:W 1 fs V , ' X ' r. X , C. ,. U ,J ,xv 4. 'l' P -a, . - 4 f- f Wwif , K-fgljfh 1 . , 4 Xmmi' - S ..' - -V SSW saff- I fa' f' .-1 Lf' M, ,gnxmxmgbmw vxnmpdf' A, xxx Nix XXXXLX 4 49 gp 45- M..- Q-- 55' A -Q. mais 'R' ' My ,qs 1, Q39 'QQ' I .. 31 Wg AWD ff W IAA ,H J I.: M iii' W xs jig? N 1 '-' ' ....-W' D 42555 felxxwjf M A , ' ' xl-7 '1W is .-.?Qw' ' Mmm? i lung ge 2. p l VH'-S Mwlw- 4, ' 05 owwugzewdi 'Zh'--E 5.-I '55, N WM Q I S-if ii 'llhe sponsors, Ivfl abo1'e: Miss Rutl Jones, Mr. Henry Foth, Mr. C. Speegle, Mr. Alphonso Monjaras, anl Mr. C. D. Chase. The officers, righl above: Travis Stew art, secretary: Carlos lVlcCleave, vice president, and Kenneth Wfooldridgf president. The committees, left middle: lconi mencementl James Hanan, JoAnn Selken, Betty Sullivan, Bill Threadgil and Ann Hefner Barnettq left below lhaccalaureatel Danny Wfeher, Do Creed, Carolyn Hammon, C. F. Coates abnrv: tentertainmentl Gloria Hil Ralph James, ,less Ladd, Mary Ruthel ford, Paul Odom. V520- lD'lhl l'UXl l 'IPIFIHQ few Senior day queen, Betty Sullivan and Senior elass president, Kenneth Wool- 2 dridge. Left: A scene from Night Must Fall , Senior class play: Ronald Senn as Hubertg Rudy Hart as the inspeetorg Shirley Wagoner as the nurseg Dorothy Rueker as Dorag Jerry Beggerstatf as Mrs. Bramfong Yvonne Peterson as Mrs. Terrance: Raymond Johnson as Dang Rhodes as Olivia. Ardina '55 xl ' ' f - V t M 'g A Q ,NV X fi A Left: Off to town for the annual Senior day lunch- eong left to right: Darrell Wyatt, lif'0f5I0 AU'lf l'S' Jean Ezzell, and Paul Odom. i Above: Gathered around the table for the Senior hreulxfastg clockwise around the table: Jessie Ellen Kernagllan, Tommy Losper, Larolyn Ham- nion, Rayburn Vvhitsou. tt ,sk xt. N3 qgs'-iff. 1- us U fe f QR F' 4, ' i 2 I' N X,1: mv-x J' Sf QV f' of!! 51:4 4-Sh. ' N li 1 -C 'Ga' 'Q 0' fix gs We s. . .,,,QQ.Q,. 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V , - f my 1 . 4 'Xara .lo Brook, ,-lrmilfla Burkvy XX anda Burns Bc-tty Burrougllf S 'V ' ff , yn l n la f ,gs Q, Ai 332 'N s M3 P31 Bllllrr Alina Carp:-nler Alta Carpenter llllll Carprntrr fr QM 4 J , - uQfl.Q4'13,3i?S 'dI - , ,K 'W-10175 'iifffff Bill Blake M Norma Box a n ifi Frances Brink James Butler Paul Carr , .NJA , . 'hd'-Q J il J A! J 1 1 1 9 B a a 1 ,4 ,l 5 Q if I 9 if I 'r 'S io 1 I I I .4 0 n 5 1 I .4 o lv 'Q l I I All . '53 hwy .:' 5 ' 9 us i L 'KR fauna? V1 i i, ry, 5. 5 nf 1 als ry,oylr y,yyyof B Q, 5 I .1 Q 5 X 5 , x 5 'SX Q 3 A 'Z' fr N 5 0,5 1' iz lo 6 I 1 n I QW. 4 0:0358 K' ax., Qixxvg 3 I dl if 9' fy I I ns' I SQ? N If Pb' .If is-Z! Wx P ' 9 'wif Q 5, flu Q C, 1. gl I l '1 I I f F 60, 4 I 2 If :QI .N-. A N 961 x 'il E . -5 wx ,Q S5 9 ,f f 'Z eww' .yt ,W 97' A 'ffl in O ff Q e' 'J if Q iN5ixigw his 2 5 I 1 I I Betty Carter Bobbie Cavend Bill Cavendar Ralph Chandler Don Childers Bill Christain Carroll Clark Dolores Clark Dolores Clonts C. F. Coates .-,.,,,9 Mary Cochran La Stella Colley Betty Collins Jo Ann Cook Bob Corley fm' Nw ff 'e fc fr k g ,,fr, Thomas Cosper Betty Cont: Martha Coyle Jerry C x S-'CH CUX I- 4 ,, V ,, ,am N' '- ' ,A W wwf . , as 'fm f ' ,: ,, 55' i 2 FTBYICCS Crandall D011 Creed Juanita Crews Bertie Crouch Mary Dahl M - , ,. ggi, Q 5 Wi . -wg ,.,. , Parlay Uannvr ,xg ii' 5? .,, lm .wr s Uulorr- Uenlgn-nn' , R :E , Vw.-9' Q -:.::'j I X6 .s ,Q I rf U 5694 . 40' ,-Kuna Dax idmn 2 if f. f R. ' W ,QM .1 -1 and v:...::.- - 5 mi? Lunnu' Uunkin '52 mn Her! Dau, Larry Dorsey Grace Drabek HF .hw li.-1 gv Jerry' Eckruat Lloyd Edmisten A R if WK Nbr 133' , '94, Q gg W A? ji! r.. Saw' I NX im? 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