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

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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

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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.