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

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30 DAY IN . . . classes about to begin and . . . ffront hall, any day, any group, but jack Epperly has the central spot light. Q . . . these boys are just as buzzy as bees . . . Cin the wood-work shop, Chissie Bates, Mr. Littlefield, Paul Smith, Ivan Fox, I. W. Morris, Danny Williams.j . . . these girls are already in stitches, while . . . C Peggy Utley, Catherine jackson, Lavonna Woods, Ruth Ann Thein, Carlene Phillips, Estalene Unsell, from the left. cutting out a dress around the table of the sewing room.j . . . and speaking of the acid test . . . Cwould-be experirnenters: Raymond Patterson, Paul Taylor, james Fisher, Eddie Nowlin.j