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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1950 volume:

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Z W ,, W if b'Lff4iZfQfy THE f 1950 CHIEFTAIN Reba Gilstrcp business manager ff fr wfc - Qifiwgqaf P if f ff ,il 6'sU14 FOIlEWORD i 'fill , , jgqgggf lfmffz cz ew cgcf11zz'nz'strat1'on In cz ew Century . . The aim of every yearbook staff is to produce a book that will thrill the heart of each student as the volume is first opened and then grow in importance as the years pass by. The desire of every yearbook staff is to cover every phase of the school year, so that students turning the pages of the book may live again the days of these particular pleasures. The hope of every yearbook stat? is to see within the pages of its volume the face of every student and to miss no single event of importance, , :lux ' fl T of we ' Ji' 1 N ', L j The vision of every yearbook staff is to K Ullfldll lil , l, if L ' l v select c theme that is peculiar to the school, I ly. I ' ,N l I. lt in keeping with the times, and vital to the l Q' - Ml J 1 lf ' I V' ' A student body. fav' l l . 4 l ff l M50 1. . 1 X V j In selecting the theme Marking The Turn, 'X Ll! , 1 X , L - the staff of the l950 Chieftain aims, desires, fi L V j 'U 1 .ri QL if ,I y 'f I and hopes to have fulfilled the functions of a 'll - i X yf J If ,X d lf yearbook--for 1950 marks not only the turn U 'l ll If .1 of the century, but also the beginning' of a J , ell' -,.- great change and a wide expansion at Cap- ll 1 N 31 itol Hill High School. '11 ,Q 'ii Take then our efforts, and SURVEY THE scene, salute our Nscormons, who guide us as THERE'S A JOB TO BE DONE, listen to the POUND OF THE GAVEL, or to CHEERS REND THE AlR, for SWEAT AND SWEATERS, then PAUSE TO SALUTE the student body of Capitol Hill High School for it is they who MARK THE TURN. --1 gf tlzen, you would go with us tfzrouglz tlze sc oo year 1949-50 at Gapitol gflgfi csiclzool Surveythescene . Negotiators .... There's a Job to be Done . The Pound of the Gavel . Cheers Rend the Air . Sweat and Sweaters . We Pause to Salute . VVe VVho AAark the Turn Atthe Hnkh Une . . The Half-way Mark . At the Starting Post . . Friends of the 1950 Chieftain Index ....... P099 P099 page P099 page P099 P099 page P099 P099 page page P099 xx v. . , ll lffllllll Cjhrlrfvs ?fllf!f'r With grateful hearts we dedicate the 1950 Chieftain to William Charles Haller, principal of Capitol Hill High School from February, 1940, to February, 1950, friend, counselor, builder. As he assumes the duties of director of health and athletics for the Oklahoma City School System we bid him good luck and God speed, but for us, he will always be our Bill Holler . 5 K I X 4' xl. - i lfucwl lim ffjoof' All around three letter athlete, all-city, oll-state, all-American quarterbackg all-city basketball forward, star pitcher on the baseball tearng and oll-around good fellow, Jack .Van Pool was overwhelmingly elected by the student body as the l95O Chieftain. 6 lwwre CQIIII Cimn tlze QCICLQITJLIII The old and the new-the familiar and the unfamiliar--were all part of the school year l949-50. CHHS still stood in all her dignity and students roamed the campus on mild days in early spring. The semi-circle of oil wells still rimmed the horizon as in other years. But the safety flag below Old Glory was something new, as were the shops building and parking lot lleft hand page, lower right! and the vocational shops building this page, lower leftl. ,IV ..J...c- -L.L L... +L-ks i -3 As modern as tomorrow is the new cafe- teria and social center. The ground was turned in the early spring of i949 llower lefrl, the roof went on in early autumn lcenter picturel, the tile floor was laid as Christmas neared flower rightl, and the building opened with no ceremony except the rush of hurrying feet at the beginning of the second semesfer, Long to be re- membered was the ioy of devouring a hot plate lunch after a s'eady diet of cold lunches and hot dogs. O or 5-qu Ju Cgifzoof Grmznzunziia . ll J J .-11, . M' fy- VQQ45 '5 1,4 P A '.'-My , - fr- ,'., ' Rf- -- 4. cglze Qsuuperlntencfent gxtencfs greetings .. To the Faculty and Students of Capitol Hill High Schoolz. It is with a great deal of pleasure that l send to you my best wishes as we come to the commencement season in 1950. This year marks a deep significance for Capitol Hill High School and its community. lt is a year of 'growth with new horizons ahead, bringing richer offerings for the boys and girls. To the students I would like to say that your high school years are golden ones. As you go out to find your work in life, you can look back with many cherished memories to your high school days. Through the leadership and inspiration of your principals and teachers, you will go out into life better trained to find happiness and success. May God bless you. X., f Most sincerely, Fred W. Hosler C, E ' 'Xe'-X FWHX bb FRED. W. HOSLER gnc! cz ew rinczkoal Qqakes the gqeins.. Greetings: It is my happy privilege to become associated with Capitol Hill Senior High School as your principal. l have always been interested in your progress here because many of you started in the first grade under my supervision. From the sidelines I have reioiced with you in your many victories, both athletic and scholastic. All of Capitol Hill is proud of our wonderful set-up here for higher education. Your opportunities are unlimited because ofthe fine facilities with which you have to work. Your faculty is second to none in qualifications and student interest. The attitude, behav- iar, and sportsmanship of the student body are on a very high plane. The wholesomeness of purpose which is exemplified here makes my work with you a genuine pleasure. It is my sincere hope that each of you will live a happier, richer life because of your training here. May we all go forward together. Sincerely, ' 04,11 AH:be Alex Higdon ALEX HIGDON ne ice- rincryoal moves p.. X... Mr. Albert Cole, familiarly known to all as Al, was vice-principal at CHHS from the spring of 1940 until February, 1950. Born and bred in the East Al came to Oklahoma from Springheld College in Massa- chusetts as instructor in physical education. During the war he served overseas as a captain in the Pacific area. His return was hailed with ioy by the great number of students who flocked into his classes in psychology-a course no self-respecting senior would miss. kgncf .Znotfzer oves n. . Mr. Alonzo Roop, who succeeds Mr. Cole as vice- principal, came to us from the vice-principalship at Jackson Junior High School. He needed no introduc- tion, therefore, to a large segment of our student body who gave him a rousing welcome. Mr. Roop graduated from high school in his home town of Warrensburg, Missouri, and attended Mis- souri Central State College where he received his B.S. degree. He received his Masters degree in Education at the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Roop first cam to Oklahoma City in 1926. U, X, 'xy' Alexander, Charles subrect Mathematics special activities iunior class sponsor 1 Ball, Adaline subrect English special activities Ki Yr pep club sponsor, chm. at English department Gigs i ,qw -2 , Bengtson, Leroy H,, Jr. subject American Historyg Commercial Law special activities Redslrin pep club sponsor ,5- Biggers, Helen subiect Chemistryg Biology special activities Sigma Chi Iota sponsor The growth of our student body was reflected in the growth of our faculty. Six new teachers came to CHHS at the beginning at the school year Seven others were added when the vocational shops opened Some came from out side the system and some came from other schools in the city Pictured are the six who gained the staff at the be ginning of the school year and ng torn l tr a rgh Mlss Florence McClure Mr Russell Browe Mss Martha Cox 7 lllll 101 O PM F CICOS Ti Brllingslea Vera 5 Cx 1' Bittle Juanita Brainard Marlorie subiect Business English subiect English subrect English Foreign Lan Commercial Law special activities Horizon club 90099 special activltres lunior class sponsor sophomore class sponsor chm of awards com sponsor awards committee mittee rx red chultz M L H Bengtsn Seated Mss Sa dee Hazel ood TN Browe Russell Subrect Supervisor of Voca tional School special actlvitres assistant su pervisor at vocation aftice of Board of Education l5 Sr i r e r ir M Mild S ri o J I 1 . , I, 'M . A it 'Q X 'V Chase, C D subyect Instrumental Muslc specral actlvmes Band Par ents Assocuatron Chesher Alnce subpect Mathematlcs specral actmtles sophomore class sponsor Mu Alpha Theta sponsor Cohen, Sara ut subpect Enghsh special achvltres Knobberette pep club sponsor ppear ofthe Cgdacufty Roster 'K Coleman, Thelma subyect Prmtnng specral actwmex publacotuons sponsor 16 Conner, W L sublect Mechamcal Drawmg Home economacs department all dressed up wnth fresh pastel pamt and new draperues gave Its annual tea for the faculty un the early autumn and Mr Cheesue Llttlefield nnslsted on the flrst piece of coke Flowers from our own greenhouse graced the table and the delaclous refreshments were prepared by the gurls of the department Mrs Alma Leach and Mass lla Rogers poured the tea and coffee Good food and good fellowshup evsdenced the spmt of the enture faculty of CHHS camera Mrs Ahce Chesher Mr John Pryor Mrs Hettye Summers Mrs Sunbeam Frozrer Mass Sora Cohen Mnss Marlowe Bromard Mr Littlefield Cooley D F Cox Martha Ann subject lndustrlal Arts subject Physucol Education specfol actmtres HI Yr spon specnal actlvltres Gnrls O sor Operators sponsor club sponsor 1' 5x I , 1 . . , ' R h .Ac W . 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Counter-clockwise Mrs. Leach with back to 1 ' . 1 x with 'xr-'-19 . - I 4 .4 , r Q' . . , . . , I Dabney Joe sublect Brology li Denms Lavnnla Elam, Velma subject Hustory Socaal Prob specral actwmes sophomore ems class sponsor special actrvrtres Alumnr As socratuon sponsor Junror Alumnr subyect Mathematncs specral octrvrtres Y Teens sponsor sponsor Mu Alpha Theta That wrng of the burldrng formerly oc cupned by the cafeterla was converted unto a completely rnodern seven room comrnercral department wrth new fur mshlngs and new equnpment New course nn varutype open to advanced students rn typrng The class prepares the supernntendent s bulletrn every week and the machines buzz as the deadline approaches Members of the depart ment examrne one ofthe latest varrfype machrnes on the market and marvel at the thrngs rt can do Mass Vera Brllrngslea seated left to rrght M John Mlskovsky Miss Noba French Mrs Ooradean Neal Mrs Lamora Lauderdale Mrs Helen McGecrge Mrs Mildred Schultl S CUZ 'UIIDUIIC QC lllflf ll M Flschl Gladys subrect Socnal Studles, Jour nalrsm specral actnvrtres Redskm Ar row sponsor, Chreftarn spon sor Fisher Fleur sublect Speech Englnsh WWW cs 'Om Foth Henry Frazuer Sunbeam subject Vocal Muszc xubyect Home Economics special actrvrtres Merry Mas specralactrvrtres quartets quers sponsor C - 5. fa- .X ' ' , P s. ' F . i , E . P 7? , 2 Q' courses were added, among these a 'L . D r . l I , K u X5 1 Q A . i ' N 1 n , , , f I rf , , 9 o ' l 2, he - is , ' N r -,X 49 French Noba sublect Boolckeeprng specrol actrvrtres Kr Yr pep club sponsor FBLA spon sor chm of Commercral De partment athletrcs commrttee -J? I U1 ing Graham Elrzabeth sublect English specrol actrvrtres Y Teens sponsor Garlrclr Frances Mr Wallace Krreg Poppy Krreg to has boys got o new shops burldrng com plete wrth a large round wash up foun tam worked with a foot pedal but thus ded not sufhce to take care ofthe large number of students Interested rn the new vocatronal program So another shops burldrng ts rn the ofllng Members ol the rndustrral arts department pour over plans and outlrne suggestions for the new plant to be burlt thus next sum mer on the southeast corner of the campus Wrth Mr Krreg around the desk are lett to rrght Mr W L Connor M H L Lrttlereld Mr Kraeg Mr D F Cooley I'OgI'CZI7'L Hawkrns W A Hazelwood Saldee subrect Auto Body Reparr subrect Englrsh Jones, Herbert G. subject. Agriculture special activities F.F.A. spon- S07 oget er i' Kmcade Mabel M subject English special activities junior class sponsor Honor Society spon sor F-4 I-Q Jones, Ruth Craig subject. Biology special activities- Red Cross sponsorp awards committee Kelly, Bessie subject Biologyg Geology special activities. Knobberette pep club sponsor Highlight of the year was the winning of the state championship in football The student body rejoiced with the boys and the coaching stall rejoiced with each other A crew of live young men the coaching staff at CHHS has the solrd backing of every student Caught in the act the mentors glow with pride over the new trophies to be added to the case in the front hall John Mis kovslry head football coach lovingly strokes the championship cup while Wt Qgracfe Sell f ll Krieg Wallace H subject Auto and Machine Shop special activities Auto club sponsor Lauderdale Lamora subject Shorthand Transcrlp tion Salesmanship special activities F T A F B the rest of his co workers grin left ta nght Mr Mtskovsky Mr R L Vaughn Mr John Smith Mr C B Speegle 'Uv Y. Littlefield Henry L subject Woodwork special activities senior class sponsor 'r I , I I- 1 ll i lt Cl QW OO . . 'LJ SJ ' j B . 'X . . A B i 5 7 U ' I i I 5 LA. ' r ' i : . . .5 . . l9 'Vx Long Zola subject Mathemotucs special achvmes Mu Alpha Theta sponsor Mayes Dorothy subgect Art specval actrvmes Honor Socue ty sponsor Art club sponsor QQ' 3 eww Muskovsky John subject Commerce football speclal octwrtres Athletic D rector O club sponsor Every year the home econornucs depart rrent sends out several hundred nnvlta trans to nts sprung receptnon and style show Plannmg on event of such mag nntude IS o bug 'ob and the three mem bers of the department spend long hours an consultatnon Gurls molre theur own outhts and help plan the setting un thumb through many cookbooks to flnd new and unusual recrpes and the musnc department lends o helpung hand The whole as blended unto a colorful and lntereshng evennng le to ght Mss Blanche Smnth Mrs un om Fvaze Mx Alee Pne at C126 the City s Urges! fffgfl Cgcfzoo di Mongaras Alfonso subyect Drlver Educatnon specval actwrtles Safety Council 20 McClure Florence E subject Spanish speclal actrvvtres Spamsh club sponsor rp- McGeorge Helen subject Shorthand Transcnp tlon special acttvmes F B L A sponsor 'F' McGuclcen James subyect Carpentry Furmture Repaur A K , . - I m y y l Q Q I - l l If , ' . . , M c-,... r K I I I . . 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S - be rr r I n ,l h r 5 x 5 , 1 6' . 5 J , . . n I i - - S -Q it h 4 -' LO Q I . .4 ' I I ,, 2,5 ' i J 182 x Neal Doradean Petkoft Robert Phmney sublect Van Typnng subgect Auto Mechamcs sublect Llbrary Myrtle Operatnon Appendectomy M Lee Wulllamson shows members ofthe math ematlcs department the length of has new scar They are sympathetlc but slightly skeptical-especually Mr Alex ander who thmks scars are to be shown and not lust talked about Better says Muss Velma Elam get down to the busmess at hand which us how to rouse the needed money to finance the annual honorary mathematics socletys formal dlnner party The banquet at whlch parents of all members were guests was held at the Jade Room Slurvun Hotel on March l7 Left to nght Mr Alexander Mr C B Spee gle Mlss Velma Elam Mr Williamson Miss Z cf Qfkr Students .Z wma! r owe 'R ,Q Pryor John Rlchert Mary L Rmehart Aileen Rogers S'-'bled B'0l09Y PhYS'CS subject Hustory Physiology sublect Home Economlcs subgect English special actmtles Senior class sponsor ' x .xl ' ,Q .ii I I I I ' : r. 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P . . : . . l , Sclsm Mack subject Speech specrol actrvmes Merry Mas quers sponsor Delta Sugma sponsor Scott Lederle J Sellren MaryA subyect Englnsh specralactvvmes Redslun pep specnal octfvmes Hrstoncol club sponsor 'Ui 7 Ca Shelton Norma D sublect Socual Studles subfect Physucal Educatuon speclal achvmes Grrls O club sponsor State Hugh club sponsor School UNESCO Elevator trouble When nt should be up lt s down but when lt should be down well where as nt'- Thats a problem Mrs Frances Garllclr and her rrders have every morning Ever smce the doctor sold No stairs Mrs Gafllclr has wanted for the recalcutront elevator and at her mvrtatron Mass Sandee Hal elwood and Mass lla Rogers rude with her lts been nosed about that Mrs Gorlnclrs unvltatlon us not unselflsh she wants somebody to help yell for help nn case she gets stuck between floors Left to rrght Mlss Rogers Mrs Garluck Mus Hazelwood oblterrflt anguage octal CStUC!lQS' y 0' K' Shultz Muldred subject Typnng 22 Smlth John G subject Physical Educatuon Baseball spectol acnvmes Boys O club sponsor gunuor class sponsor Smlth Blanche Speegle C B subject Home Economics subyect Mathematncs basket bal' golf football specnal ochvmes O club sponsor senlor class sponsor 4l. 46- i as Steworr Eorl Sfocton E J Storm Ollnc suojecr Enqlrsh Tennis owt' 'SU r 'Q Con! F1ClrvmYrLS onro C r sponsor Key dub sponsor Summers Hofiyc R Amen J Wrner s club sponsor Y f Of' nlf r I L ' JO! Cf ' now r1r r Jw or 7 V Pr vs of na um C n 4 beer M ss, Ur f I zrsllrrl r 06611101161 muses My-A Waller Howard Jr Vaughn Roymond Wnlhcmson Lee Sublef' B'0IOQY sob to Phys cc Educotron subyecr Mofhemoncs specrol ochvmeg Knobberevte as spec of acfryrhes senror class pep club sponsor sponsor sponsor ix qv- Wullucmson Orvnn subfecf Arnerncon Hustory specrol cchvmes sophomore closs sponsor, Jumor Alumnn 23 v -V l ' D A 1 U N , 'X s I , ' I ' 3 br, Of - P r-ww : .fr f,A,,f'rrwg s' p wing,-rr BIN- Hrdory, xp A r r N153 X 1 Hr W I I aw,-f fr- ucv . vw, Br! is Hrs ' Vo y Mba wsu: rr Mfr fr, Mrs Myrn., Pho.-, 'fd ,H K, :H fir , f 'ww Nw 'wfuhyr Vo dvr fm flkt? :Hd v,-xfzrrwwg 'ne ronfg y srvly--5 of nov. :,.-'--Q :' ': 0 -' .:' N p 'Vw r.:'f:'y ! 'v-r' U be-rw 4 1 ,rx H-U L V '1rrw':f11j4 rw- r, J 1 7 ' frmBrvvM-f.r1r'c.-rw: 'r'g '- 1,r:ry 'md I ff' rx :lr-'vm-.f. ' ,'.' 1'-A':'U'r+' K d Mr w Mr! Pr' ,ry .Q-r-1 rn .-frvrr rn-r rf- gov: r1,'--X Vw- Q-rr'g: ':-r. w !2'5'1H5 - ':' :Q y '-.- r- '4 Vw M row As ,ufrw 1 r' :i':- riw 1 'L rr rvf1e'vL 1r'r' yr-fl' . I , ,,. , .. A, .,, ' '4 C ' q D . . . . , . r . f g r , , r IC UI IQ IIC . HIC . n ni sr o I ' bf 'V -G' ' Y . I 1 f - , , r N 'I I , . . . HC , Cates, Juanita subject: Girls' Counselor special activities: Activity Di- rector Student Council spon sor Smith, M. D. subject: Boys' Counselor special activities' Photography club sponsor When pretty girls man the controls go mg to the ottice as something less than the horrible ordeal related in rhyme and story The ottice at CHHS is a bright and sunny place where faculty and students alike enter with pleasure are greeted with a smile and leave with o feeling of satuslaction Whether it is a request for a transcript from Mrs Alma Leach or for a bus ticket from Miss Melba Higgins there is always the accent on mission accomplished Lett to right Mrs Leach Miss Billie Peters Miss Higgins Mrs Rena French n a Cgruly Eemocratrc Hgh CS ll J 'vo- Yin.- ,- French Reno Higgins Melba Peters Blllle Borthick Grace Caskey George Atf8fIdOftCe Clerk Registrar Clerk Typist Cafeteria Manager Building Superintendent 24 4 W c I . ' . I 1 ' I . . 3 1, C OO . . . ji 3 W . y e i e Ulzzrif Qjab to be QDUM the .gbursuzit of Qsfearning .. if i i mf A, .. Even our speed graphic cam- eras were too slow to catch all the facets of school life at Capitol Hill High School dur- ing this exciting year. The building program, adminis- tration changes, the installa- tion of new equipment, new courses, victories on the field of sport and in speech con- tests, and a variety of festivi- ties kept nineteen hundred students busy and happy. In these pages we have tried to capture some of these things to have and to hold as the years pass by. O l. A cooking class decorates small cakes for the annual home economics tea Q 2. A sewing class busy on the garments they will model at the open house Q 3. A drivers' training class exam- ines the new class car I 4. A radio speech class, with student director, prepares for on assembly program. gnc! the C0cv0fopnzent of ,A V A ' Xgxx tiff Jig Hui '. 1 'fp' if ' . --.... , 5 , ' . 'lf , ' w,. - -- 1 1, ,V lr Y 1 , if .1 ' h .5 X' 1 .Mg 5 V ' 'x Q - f - -- .- --.. -. ' ' 5' QE'-'v --L'--V 3' v ' . 5 'f ' Nur Q A ' . 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Other dramatic high- lights of the year were the Merry Masquer presentation of Stage Door: the junior ploy, Kind Lady: and the senior play, Ever Since Eve. Stealing the spotlight this year was the tirst annual Chieftain Capers show, Linder the able direction ot Mrs. Adaline Boll. The script was written and directed by Mrs. Fleur Fisher and Miss Sara Cohen and drew the largest audience in Cl-ll-15 history. The Christmas assembly tea- turing the combined band and choir was nspirational. Q 4. Coral Gregg 'Ct cz master ful iob in 'ne 'ole st C'auaio in Much Add . f 109 MrCrGry OS the Gomingergng w-'Q with the henpecked rusbcrc in a scene from the Copers, jerry Edwards played the husbanc I o. Mr. C. D. Chase directed the band and choir in Silent Night vo bring the beautiful Christmas assembly to cl close O 7. Bill Hooker was the barker at the big cake walk which preceded the Chieftain Capers. Qui We C9004 cgfalvantage.. UO Quik: 1 -L... Two events took precedence over all all others: one brought a wave of consternation, the other a thrill of ioy. The first, the resignation of Mr. W. C. Haller from the principalship, was tempered when we learned that Capitol HiIl's good friend, Mr. Alex Higdon, was coming up from Capitol Hill Junior to head the school. The second, the opening of the new cafe- teria, brought an end to the reign of King Hot Dog. We feted the de- parting principal and then welcomed the new. We crowded the steam table and said goodbye to ptomaine tavern in the court. Teachers ex- ulted in a private dining room and students gathered to inspect the new covered walk and patronize the new canteen. O l. Mr. Haller eats his cake as Mrs. Haller, directly opposite, is served Q 2. Mrs. Kincade made a delightful speech as she presented Mr. Haller with a gift from the fac- ulty O 3. Mrs. Higdon receives a cup of punch as Mrs. Roop, Mr. Roop, ond Mr. Higdon await their turn at the faculty tea honoring them, Miss Dorothy Mayes served I 4. Mack Scism presents Mr. Higdon with a pasteboard replica of CHHS all tied up in cellophane and red ribbon I 5. A group of students inspect the covered area back of the cafe- teria Q 6. Men teachers enioy their own company in the teachers' dining room. egg U W QL pw K 5? if Qi 75 4? ,V 4 Y z . e 1 'Ferl 1 :aw - ...4.,: ,, 55- 'Q I . V 'QQ 2 X X ,XR 5516 , 5 1 -1 Qi f , X' MK F pl 'ELF V Q ,px LHIIC! CSDCUPOFU glwfy cqffftlblity.. --VK Lite magazine played up our leopard hunt, but we were more concerned with teen-age fads and fancies dear to the hearts of all l95O high school students from one end of the country to the other-besides, we were afraid to get too close to the leopard. ,lr if Ml Q Q, 1 ix. X A 1 K Us ig tlze Cgield of gun ana! Cgaczsluon With the rest of the world we shared the apprehension caused by the escaped leop- ard and some of our Indian braves even ioined the hunt- ers 0 5. Then we had a del- uge of leopard T-shirts, three of which were caught by the camera 0 l. Gaucho shirts were comparedg and 0 4. some ofithe die-hards were persuaded to part with their tressesg as was Mrs. Aileen Rinehart lfacing the camera on the rightl 0 3. Smallpox vaccinations were the thing and we stood in line to await our turns 0 7. Coronation exercises were glamorous and oft-the-shoulder dresses were a must. The football queen, Jo Ann Strickland is crowned by Jack Van Pool 0 8. Everybody agreed the dance number in the Capers was the most beautiful of all. 0 2. A rash of little scarfs and ties appeared in early spring and some of the most daring pinned a flower at their throats 0 6. Sturdy males waited in line to use the new public telephone and wondered how they ever lived without it 0 9. Five couples served as hosts and hostesses for the All-City High School Dances. Sports, in one of the finest years CHHS ever had, were our meat and we rabidly sup- ported them C 1.Genel.and was the hero of the sopho- more class as he beat out Joe McCrary for the number one spot on the tennis team 0 2. The track team finally came into its own after many lean seasons 0 3. And basket- ball games drew good crowds and many tense moments 0 4. The faculty-varsity basket- ball game drew shouts of ap- proval from the galleries 0 5. And the girls took advan- tage of the first warm days to take to the tennis courts. 0 6. Interested spectators iammed our too-small stadium to see the mighty Redskins drub Central 0 7. Hurdlers practiced late and early, but lost to Classen in the City meet 0 8. And the football boys were oft in a blaze of glory to see Oklahoma wal- lop L.S.U. in the Sugar Bowl and watch an alumnus, Lin- dell Pearson, play his full share in the victory. Sport and Qcwe Honor can who arncjcl cgi.. O l. The Junior-Senior Prom Committee planned a beauti- ful evening O 2. Seven boys served as Junior Rotarians Q 3. One was selected president of the student body: Bertram Shelby, right I 4. Earl McMillan was first boy-of- the month for the Civitan Club for the year I 5. Barbara Slaton, facing camera, sent copies of the Arrow over the country Q 6. Mightymite Main was our football hero I 7. Derald Smith won the State Cross Country title I 8. Mr. Heald cleaned up all our messes l 9. Jayne Jones was our superb dancer. C' 40-dll nd' I, 1 o v A I f VG i f 7 ZZN in Ulm Qaund gfzhe gm! Cgtucfent ouncr 772em ers ecame '24 These were the chiel gavel pounders: Members of the presidents' council pose for a picture. Although this is not a lorrnal organization, tradition requires that 0 picture be made ot the group each year. Ho- l, Keth Penny, Sig-no Ctr. lota, Bob Hoauef. sophomore class, John Orr, Merry Mosauers, Kenneth Dewbre, senior class, Delta Sigma, Key Club, Chrettorns, Carroll Gregg, iunior class, Donna Gates, Red Cross, Billie Welch, Y-Teens, John Flinsbough, Hi-Yi, Jayne Jones, Bible History, Eva Henson, Horizon Club, row 2, Frances Clrngrnan, Honor Society, Donna Bryant, Span-sh Club, Ellen Shannon, Jun or Alumni, P2991 Stevens, Art Llub, Coy Ferguson, FFA, Betty Eogle, Knabberettes, Nary Ann Peabody, Ki Yrs, Connie Price, FBLA, Berna Dean ShaHer, Historical Society, laura Dodson, Mu Alpha Theta, Mary Harper, Girls O' Club, row 3, Scotty Broxrl, Restslirnsg Kenneth Meinhardt, English Club, Berlin Marsh, FTA, Robert Stevens, 1, F - Y ,l 9' 32- gg D gf lis g. g.-, ,3 ' Z- '57' 'V Q- 'Jin - , T7 l '. an l ,E I . . , 3 X M9 A 'lb' . I 5 A ' 'Ti L X ' ' , i Q 5? C S ix' x l x ' - - -2? J , 7 i gx- 'Tux 2 ,:. Y ul 4, fl s X K Z , f ' 44, s . I , r 4 r g i if - ae Ur l X V Raw l, Nancy Adams, Janet Avery, Student Counc l, Leon Krumme, Writers Club, James Raglin, O Club, Myrl Bird, Auto Club, Raymond Fisher, Boys Saorts Club, . We used the committee system to run the council. Members of the all important constitutional revision committee hold rn- gt 6- a session: Gene Steiger, Olive Crouch, Bertram Shelby, 0' I2 Robert Stevens, Donna Gates, Re Corn, and Wren Hammett. il ' Connie Bell, row 2, lone Bigelow, John Black, Dixie Bolinger, raw 3, Norma Barre, Scotty Brazrl, Matty Brend or the QSlfLlC!Ql'lt ouncz' lr: row 1, la Fern Bryant, Tommy Burle- son, Volta Canning, row 5, Frances Clingman, Re Corn, Olive Crouch, r our 6, JOY Curtis, Henry Dean, Grace Degn, row 7, Sue Edwards, Pat Euban ks, JHYY Fent,frou.li. Elbu Furguson, Donna Gates, Barbara Gibson, lov 9, Reba Gilstrap, Tana Green, Jar' Gregory. 38 Row lO, Bob Hamm, Wren Hammett, row ll, Marilyn Hicks, Patsy Hines. arrurar the Qsvoun . 0 N 5 . ,Q Q C 5 ws. CIS UI' QHCA . f ' 5 3 i hh Al - A H' , .gk A xl 4 . ,SYQU t Ex ,Vg , , 6 5 ' 4' S 9' k Q Q r Q ' 7 3 'QQ ' . l i s - , I .1 , 4, X , -T J, R4 .1. ,tr i RQ. l, Leon Holllngshead, Bobby Hunter, Bob Hooker, row 2, Bob jackson, Kqfhryn Jackson, Jonev Johnson, Elmo Jonex, row 3, Jayne Jones, John Koch, Charles lewus, Dolores Lewis, row 4, Bob Lmder, Charles Main, Sue Marlln, Donna Maxwell, rg, 5, June Mellon, Vlrginia McAuIiHe, Darlene McCumpbell, Don McMrllen, raw 6, Earl McMillan, Rebecca Nun, Nancy Owens, Wanda Pamplin, row 7, Ovazme Perry, Jerry Phelps, Jane Plerce, John Prrrner, row 8, Georgia lay, lune Reynolds, Pal Rlce, Carolyn Roberls, row 9, Berna Deon Shuier, Bertram Shelby, Danna Skrnner, Bill Slaler. 39 . . 3 Ollflffl GOl71IHItlPUS UUC?f0 Nine hundred and fifty down and nine hundred and fifty to go, announces over- seer Bill Hooker, as the census committee works diligently to get the census cards ready to deliver to the proper elementary schools. left to right lim Keltner, Valta Canning, Olive Crouch, June Reynolds, Gene Steiger, Bill Hooker. lt took some tall talking but the safety committee finally got the police to make Walker a school zone. left to right Patsy Hines, Olive Crouch, Donna Gates, Nancy Owens, Tom Burleson, Delores Lewis, Bobby Hamm, Iona Biglow, Bertram Shelby, June Reynolds. The grounds and hall committee regret the messiness of people in general, left to right June Melton, June Reynolds, Valta Canning, Grace Degn. 0 Row 7, Barbara Slaton, row 2, Gloria Sn-ith, Betty Sochor, Gene Steiger, Robert Stevens, Norma Stieber, Annette Stone, Delmar Taylor, Patsy Taylor, Priscilla Thompson, Joanne Trappe, row 3, Joan Tubbs, Joseph Tucker, Carol Van Pool, Norma Waller, Kirby'Weed, Wanda Whitehead, Don Williams, Sylvia Wilson, Larry Wood, Mary Wright. - 1 i P l Q 0' 2 A 1 ' - ta -ig s U ii P' 'P x. D V, ' ' ' ' Q . 4: i ts 1. I-L :wi It 0- L. - JL 1 5 L' M., gp' lr fi ' l +5 V ' r - 4 '2 f is .,,, . J 40 . A ill X ll ' X X Dances were the stuff that fun was made of: so the co-ed council committee tore up and down the halls on alternate weeks putting up posters about the coming Saturday night hop. When Bill Hooker got the gavel was a mystery-his main business was to confound confusion. left to right Joanne Trappe, Mary Jo Barnes, Jimmy Hamm, Bill Hooker, leola Corley, John Pritner, Gene Steiger, Jo Ann Strickland. When the co-ed council committee relaxed the teen town committee took over-if the co-ed coun- cil had a pumpkin prance, the teen-towners out did them with a turkey trot--there was no dearth of dances, and no dearth of names for them-but for us teen-agers it makes good sense, including a rag mop, a tulip tumble, a rain drop ramble. left to right Carolyn Roberts, Ronnie Fulkerson, Bea Holland, Bob Hooker, Sue Edwards, Pat Hess, Catherine Jennings. fgfw Wdfilf font at gfonw unc! .gown Next year may be the big year as the high schools of Oklahoma City play hosts to the Southern Association of Student Gov- ernment. But this year's council has all the fun of making plans and the intra-city council committee got all steamed up over Emily Post and Roberts' Rules of Order. Lett to right Robert Stevens, Larry Woods Jayne Jones, John Pftner, Donna Skinner, Bertram Shelby VI sgoth Cgoys an Qjrnrs Electricity was a good field for those who liked it, according to this group of Hi Yis, but the ioint state convention of Hi Yi and Tri- Hi Y was in session at Oklahoma City University and they were in a hurry to be off. There was a formal dance and much merri- ment as the girls ioined the boys for this first state convention for the two organizations. loft to right IOW l, John Flunsbaugh, Mr. D, F. Cooley, Gerald Murray, John Thompson, row 2, Bob White, John Lind- sey, O'NeaI Roberts, Billy Caywood, Do- ryce Roulston. S HI Y: Symbol of service the country over, the CHHS Hi Y club has spent a busy year-but theres been plenty of fun, too, especially at camp and when they teamed up with the Y-Teens for an old- fashioned hay rack ride. Left ta right row 7, John Flinsbaugh, president, L. J. Biclzerstatf, Gerald Murray, Ray Henderson, Bill Goddard, Gerald James Cox, Bully Caywood, ONeaI Roberts, secretary, row 2, John Thompson, Ronald Fulkerson, John Lindsey, Doryce Roulxtcn, Mr. D. F. Cooley, sponsor. 42 worked in ervrce Glubs. The back room of the library was a line place for a private meeting to work out a poster for the Y- teen party. Here you could drink your coke in peace and no teacher frowned disapprovingly if voices became a little strained as five members of the weaker sex endeavored to get together on a poster design. The poster was a pippin and all were satisfied. Around the lable' Billie Welch, Gerry Greeley, Margaret Earp, Georganna Ed- miaston, Marjorie Johnson. 9 QF, s. e bu r Y-TEENS: No group at CHHS has had a more respected history than this one which sponsors, as usual, the students' book-shop. Row l, Peggy Jones, Jean Pearson, secretary, Georganna Edmioston, vice-president, Marjorie Jo Johnson, Lou Ann Johnson, row 2, Miss Velma Elam, sponsor, Wren Hammett, reporter, Lorita Robinson, Sue Dehart, Pat Harrison, Jean Campbell, lrvena Moon, Pat Mollman, Pauline Miller, Gerry Greeley, Jocelyn Delp, row 3, Miss Elizabeth Graham, spoMOY: Joyce Culcote, Helen Holland, Donna Gates, Mary Jo Barnes, Emma Winger, Elm J. Jones, Ellen Shannon, Margaret Ann Earp, Rhama lee Nobles. 43 Old man winter stepped rn and almost runned the crty wrde twelfth mght party for Horvzon Club but the hardy souls who managed to get there had a wonderful time as dad those who dragged themselves out of bed durmg the OEA conventaon to serve hot coffee and doughnuts to vlsltnng lndustrual arts teachers Re wrlt I ang the local chapter constntutlon was the bug 'ob of the year Left to right Delores Key Neva Benson vrce presrdent Leona Wmsett .loon Lon ders song leader lla Engle Eva Benson president 0 0 crvcf uc 1 0-Qespecte ames J' ml KlIlllI1S HORIZON CLUB whose chnef asm as to help gurls acquire a greater apprecuatuon of the value of home school and church Left to rrght row l Joan Landers Neva Benson Eva Benson Muss Juanita Bttle left to rrghr row 2 June Jones Delores Key Wynona Keen Leona Wrnselt Jo Ann Pnpprn Loretta Shultl Charlene Maxwell 2 , . I , Lf, . . ' - ,- Z Y n v n l l H l D f N D 2 ' I 1. . f e n a ll -a '2 . l is l - . 'g Af s Y x Rl'xl'I .AX ll If 44 Only Denny Boyd wore his over- alls so the proiect of repairing the tennis court had to wait for an- other dayg but the 'members of the committee consoled themselves with a coke in the cafeteria. When they finally got around to it they did a fine job of the court and of putting the parking posts in the rear parking lot. Kenneth Dewbre was a bear as a foreman. Around the table: Denny Boyd, Prize Pooler, laymond Henderson, Scotty Brazil, Earl McMillan, John Pritner, Tommy Rob- urxon, Carroll Gregg, John Orr, nundrng, Bertram Shelby, Philip Benson, Eddy Mmx, Mr. Earl Stewart, Kenneth Dewbre. 21 y and my KEY CLUB dedicated to the improvement of Capitol Hull High School L lo Hgh, l John Orr Carroll Gregg Kenneth De bre presrdent Scotty Brazl secretary row 2 Phrlip Benson on Williams Keith Penny Johnny Black row 3 Eddy Mnx Raymond Henderson John P tner Price Pooler Mr Earl Stewart row A Tommy Roberson Earl McMillan Bertram Shelby X . ' I . ' S ' , J I- . , 0 . U t I ' V ' I D : eh ro-r , , , w , ' , 1, 1 , , D 45 9' 4 Q. 0 rovicfe gnterest Oyior the Qsitronger ex. 0 CLUB boasts a membership of ninety-five CHHS lettermen, representing both major and minor sports. One of the outstanding events this year was something really new-the club held a record dance to which lettermen from Central, Classen, and Northeast High Schools were invited. The affair was strictly date and Jackie Brooks, over two hundred pounds of solid meat, was master of ceremonies and of the situation. Other leading events of the year were the initiation party for new lettermen and the father-son banquet in the autumn. Left to right: row l, Leon Krumme, Berlin Marsh, J. B. King, Tony Briseno, Jack Van Pool, James Raglin, Mercer Virden, Hubert Cook, Bill Green, Max Reynolds, row 2, Ralph Griffith, Harlow Gers, Don Bowers, Floyd Brown, Charles Blackstone, Jimmy Jackson, Tommy Burleson, Jack Gers, Jerry Edwards, Leon Poor, Herman Reece, Norman Duncan, Roy Thompson, Joe Witt, Wylie Sparks, Alan Benson, row 3, T. l. Jones, Joe Walser, Ab Justice, Eddie Minx, Benny Rowland, Charles Hutton, Robert Phillips, Robert Neft, Joe Roberts, Gail Amburn, Oscar Shuler, Dick Woods, Derald Smith, J. W. Mashburn, Joe Brink, Dale Hanson, Bob Moon, Robert Phillips, row 4, R. L. Vaughn, John Smith, Alton Miller, Harold Coffman, Jerry Jewell, Joe McCrary, James Hicks, Price Pooler, David Taylor, kneeling in front, John Miskovsky, C. B. Speegle. -ap.. is ioying the view, too. McCrary. When a group of O Club mem bers get together there is nothing to talk about except sports-ex cepting, of course, the subiect of girls. Joe McCrary gives a long low whistle of pleasure as he ex amines the portrait of a lovely lady. Equally interested are ten nis-mates Berlin Marsh, standing third from left, and Tommy Webb second from left, Leon Poor, bas ketball letterman, left, and Joe Walser, golf letterman, are en left to right, row 1, Leon Poor, Tommy Webb, Berlin Marsh, Joe Walser, Joe I Christmas boxes of oranges and apples are iust one part of being a member of F,F.A.-not nearly so easy to take is the iob of pre- paring hundreds of cabbage plants for spring gardens. Ofhcers of F.F.A.-together with Bob Nelson and sponsor, Herb Jones-get the young plants into flats: Lett to right Jack Gers, James Raglin, Joe Brink, Bill Nelson, Ralph GriHith, Coy Dale Ferguson, standing, Herb Jones, F.F.A., one ofthe most active clubs at CHHS stole a march on the whole student body by selecting a sweetheart early in September-To Catherine Jennings went the honor and did Coy Ferguson, president, ever have a busy time getting her crowned: . Lett to right- row 7, Dean Price, Harold Jackson, Catherine Jennings, Glen Booth, Ivan Fox, row 2, Fred Rcwden, Harold An- thony, Kenneth Thomas, Jack Gers, secretary, Bill Nelson, sgt. at arms, Joe Brink, treasurer, Ralph Griffith, reporter, James Raglin, vice-president, Coy Ferguson, president, row 3, Raymond Fisher, John Hiner, Billy York, Wayne Gritz, Terry Hayes, Bill Green, Lonnie Stockley, Leonard Clay, Heirman Reece, Hershall Burns, Rodney Mitchell, Harlow Gers, Herb Jones, sponsor, row 4, Bill Money, Bobby Burgess, Alton Miller, Berl Hendrickson, Harold Coflman, Edward York, Kenneth Dean, Albert Parker, Ronnie Armitage, Lester Sloan, Jack Kisselburg, Otto Alexander, Leonard Baxter, Billy Fillman, R. I.. Woodside, Dale Morova, Donald Wellner. llyhetlwr or ioorts or gn Cgaczrnuing. T4 4 C 141 NJ QI' gn the of the nzanual grts. 'Nm 4:19 J AUTO CLUB membets gatner around while Poppy Krieg explains the whys and wherefores of a motor. Looks like nice worn, too Around the table Mr Krieg sponggr, BOYC Fallwell 505 Gulnn, My' Bira pregtgef-t Gene Albert standing Roy Owen, sergeant-atrarmsq Ezra Yefw Harolc An'-ion, Jimmy Spencer, Bill Cockrel secretary Naumon Boker vicebpresider-' oz' Never o dull moment when Poppy Krieg is in charge of operations- so the Auto Club puts in full time studying automobile insides-the boys are enthusiastic about their work and always eager to lend a helping hand to anyone upset by the vagaries of automobile in- sides. Surrounding this ailing machine left to right Ray Owens, Kenneth Freeman, Boyd Fallwell, Stanley Krllmcn, Harold Anthony Nauman Baker, Charles Wflxor Vhillip Cabrera, Bill Cockrell, Jerry Wait. Bob Botes. hy Q 'r ,f' I1 OPERATORS CLUB members gather for a demonstration on how to thread a camera conduct- ed by Gilmer Davis. Visual edu' cation has become so important in the modern high school that the cameras are grinding con' stantly. Even a large group has difficulty meeting a schedule that requires the use of the machines every hour of every day. But the Operators seem to succeed: Left to right raw l, Margie Simpson, treasurer, Sue Avey, vice-president, Frank Gatton, Rannie Nott, row 2, Joyce Mowdy, Frances Butcher, Lester Trekell, John Lind' say, Billy Caywood, row 3, Dennis Brown, Farran Hottie, Roy Kerr, John Glenn, O'Neal Roberts, Mr, Cooley, raw A, Rob ert Johnson, Gerald Murray, L J Backer staH, Doryce Roulston, Everett Trekell, Junior Blair, around the table, Gilman Davis, Bobby Harrison, Living up to their name was this able group of boys land three girlsl some of whom were available every hour of every day to operate the movie machines. Here the boys attempt to patch up an old, but popular film-and succeed. Lett to right Mr. Cooley, Gerald Murry, Billy Cnywood, John lindsay, Frances Butcher, Harold Callaway, John Glenn, Doryce Roulston, James Roberts, Bobby Har- rison, Sue Avey, Lester Trekell, f are 81165 iinzrtecf Cya Ojlzerr ex.. 710 3. lf there is any such thing as running your legs oft, Carroll Gregg is an all-American candidate-here he goes across the stage as director of a radio skit: Left to right Carroll Gregg, Beverly Fulkerson, Lorita Robinson, Barbara Schomp, Joan Holloway, Nancy Hathaway, Peggy McAuliH, Mary Jo Barnes, Marilyn Hammett. ur efforts 0 5 ope. MERRY MASQUERS did a production of Much Ado About Nothing this year that was literally the talk of the town-secenery, lighting, costumes, and acting were far above the standard expected of high school actors: Left to right row l, Jo Ann Strickland, Ronald Smith, Thomas Wood, Joe Welch, Carroll Gregg, Beverly Fulkerson, Kathryn Jackson, Georganna Edmiaston, Mrs. Fisher, sponsor, Peggy McAulil, Joanne Trappe, Jayne Jones, Donna Skinner, Eugene Boland, Eugene Hale, row 2, Nancy Hathaway, Wanda Moore, Mary Marshall, June Jones, Nancy Adams, Alla Lou Ward, Mariorie Johnson, Viola Morrisett, Eva Benson, La Wanda Cosby, John Duncan, Jo Ann Wright, La Dean Barnhill, Mary Ann Peabody, Leola Corley, Lois Covey, Laura Dodson, vice-president, row 3, Dolores Lewis, Billie Welch, Arthur Sudilr, Wanda lee May, Mary Jo Barnes, Re Corn, Joan Holloway, Neva Benson, Barbara Schomp, lorito Robinson, Kenneth Hughes, Frank Moore, Kenneth Dewbre, O. V. Dement, around the table John Orr, president, Jane Lumsden, secretary, Catherine Beacom, Lou Ann Johnson, La Fern Bryant, Marilyn Ham- mett, Mr. Scism, spansorp Sue Edwards, treasurer, Joy Curtis. P' ,I to s A'- 35.1 I C at -. , L l l - FBLA, a branch of the national organization, has a membership of fifty-two and ci fine program of cooper- ative training. left lo righl row l, Rosemary Thomas, Myrtle Burris, Pal Hoskins, Beverly Thompson, Mollie Bnnlee, Mary Foster, Norma Jones, June Jones, Dorelhia Canlrell, Jewell Huggard, row 2, Annabel Dillon, Beverly Huddleslon, Maxine Morrison, Beverly Crew, Martha Golden, Connie Bell, Alla Ruth Beals, Patricia Ward, Bea Holland, Laverne Marlin, row 3, Melthena Kinlon, Belly Pendley, Elixa- beth Shive, Wanda Bynum, LaVonna Conner, Norma Sleiber, Wanda Whitehead, Glenda Frantz, Carol VanPool, Helen Webb, Frances Slewart, Ann Castle, Jeanne Kelly, row 4, Chrisline Young, Chrislena Arismendez, Chrisline Kuhn, Sue Bigler, Janell Ohagan, Charlene Maxwell, Thela Jo Emerson, Dorothy Seymour, Jackie Parish, around the lable, Relo Slewarl, secretary, Shirley Morrison, second vice-president, Peggy Ulley, first vice-president, Connie Price, president, al bulletin board, Joan Allen, historian, Mrs. Lamara Lauderdale, sponsor, Palsy Akin, reporter. oufcf Bring s ame or cgiortune. What girl wouldn't want to be named the ideal secretary ? Betty Eagle, seated on the table, won that honor in a contest with other girls of the FBLA. Sealed Connie Bell, Jacqueline Mabry, Belly Eagle, standing, Connie Price, Ann Coslle, Colleen McPherson, treasurer, Patricia Word, Joan Allen. Q we - v v oooooooooo ooooeooooez s Ties, shirts, and skirts were designed by members of the Art Club for the exhibit held by the young artists for their par- ents. The skirts were circular-affairs, real wide and full. The materials used were Indian head or chambray. De- signs were stenciled three or four times around the bottom-the girls iust loved them. left to right Lou Ann Johnson, Peggy Stevens Darlene Rose, Wilma Riggan, Marilyn Mills. gn tfze Cgiefcl of cgoarelgn anguatge.. SPANISH CLUB, Camino de Amigos, members had a display of Latin-American articles during their study of our neighbors to the south. Donna Bryant gave a short talk on the flag of the Republic of Mexico. left to right: row l, Gene Redman, Janice Wilkins, Jean Pearson, Sara Jean Hawkins, Merlene B. Green, Maribell Cavender, Cuma Burden, Mary Harreld, row 2, Barbara Foutch, Marie Swearingen, Mary Moore, Joyce Calcote, Eldonna Biggs, row 3, Bob Clark, Zona Floyd, Betty Jo Miracle, Ethel Marie Goss, Anna CoHman, Miss McClure, row 4, Gordon Williams, Virgil Schuelein, Robert Russell, Jimmie Humphries, Charles Sloan, standing with Hag, Donna Bryant, standing in back, Kirby Weed, Melvin Cardwell, Ronald Ful- kerson, Bill Stine, John Pritner. Everybody runs when Jean Pearson comes along-she's so proud of the new Spanish Club that she will waylay anybody to practice her skill at that language. Why, asks Donna Bryant, didn't we elect you president9 Miss Florence McClure is sponsor of this new organization ond everybody is having a fine time. Left to right row l, Jean Pearson, Donna Bry l ant, row 2, Ethel Goss, Gordon Williamson, Mary L 0 Harreld, Ray Marshall, Bill Stein, Kirby Weed, Tammy Hudson, Robert Russell, Cuma Burden Qr gn we Qcclfnz of.qrl. ART CLUB members were enthusiastic over the new pottery kiln installed in the store room, clay models were made first of modeling clay, then redone in fine clay-when thoroughly dry the clay was fired and then painted or sprayed. Left to right row l, lou Ann Johnson, Peggy Stevens, Darlene Rose, Ruby Stricklin, Maxine Black, Evilu Biggerstafl, Miss Dorothy Mayes, Colleen Moore, row 2, Sandra Fruit, Earl Hux, Mary Johnson, Geraldine Hudson, Ronald Robinson, Marilyn Mills, row 3, Don Parmeter, Eva Benson, Betty Curren, Betty Jean Drabek, Na.. Jim Keltner could do a fair sports story and Mary Ann Peabody could write a so-so feature, but why Leola Corley or Joanne Trappe ever joined the Writer's Club was a profound mystery. L Here they sit around the table, 'L just making pretty faces for the l's x . 4 camera. Lett to right Jim Keltner, Mary Ann Pea body, keola Corley, Joanne Trappe. O or 6 use i J or write WRITER S CLUB was organized by Mr Earl Stewart for those who thought they liked to write highlight of the year was the banquet at which there was no writing Georganna Edmiaston Marilyn Hammett row 3 Leola Corley Mary Harreld O V Dgment My Earl Stewqyt Lggn Kfumm, lonme Fulkerson Jim Keltner Kenneth Meinhardt Ann Hart Charles Minton 54 3 J. AU l J . l l l , - . . lelt to right row l, Joanne Trappe, Joy Curtis, Gladys Sherrnang row 2, Joanne Seal, Reba Gilstrap, Elizabeth Jackson, Standing ioke of the Arrow Stat? was the English Club's reading list which consisted of Emily Dickin- son, Emily Dickinson, and Emily Dickinson. Did the English Club have a meeting? asked the ed- itor. Yes, answered the re- porter. What are they reading now? asked the editor. More Emily Dickinson, was the reply. Lott to right Joanne Seal, Gladys Sher man, Kenneth Meinhordt. g cf Cjfzc 0 0 JCUACJI mlm! us a new slant on life and give our friends a new topic of conversation L tv to r glut I Joanne Seal Gladys Sherman Kenneth Me nhardt Jon Lowry raw 2 Mr Duck Fredeman Ann Shan non Jo Ann P ppin Geralda Faglie Helen Holland Carolyn Wilcox Joyce Calcote fl JS YU ll Q ' C . . THE ENGLISH CLUB, therefore, finally turned to the Shakespearian stage. This, they said, will give e i row , , , i , 5 , . A , - 55 K D F.ix Cryduture Cyeac ers onorecf tlze cmrrncrpa . WILLIAM C. HALLER chapter of Future Teachers of America was founded in the spring of 1949. Purpose of the organization is to encourage young people to prepare themselves for teaching as a career and profession. Graduating seniors who belonged to the organization were permitted to spend half a day in a local grade school for one semester and receive one credit. Those who availed themselves of the op- portunity said it was wonderful training: Around the table: Berlin Marsh, Gladys Biggs, raw 1, De lqis Taylor, O. V. Dement, Lamora Lauderdale, sponsor, John Duncan, Wanda lee Mayg row 2, Betty Jo Cogdill, Barbara Rowland, Jean Pearson, Tommy Harreld, Joyce Calcate, Mary A. Selken, sponsor, Ora Dale Whittington, Viola Morrisett, Neva Benson, Eva Benson lt's a smart club that knows how to lead the pack-F.T.A. sprang a big surprise when it changed its name to the William C. Haller chapter. lt's an equally smart club that had people who know how to figure that two and two do make four: Lett to right Tommy Harreld, Eva Benson, Jean Pearson, John Duncan, Wanda May, De Lois Taylor, Viola Morrisett, Barbara Rowland, Betty Cogdill. 56 lf you had held the bat this way we might have won that game- and if we'd won that-but what's the odds. Lett to right Elizabeth Baze, Faye Henning, Wanda Watkins, Betty Fowlkex, Lois Dambold, Carol Bishop, Mary Harper. qncfthe Cfufn wrought gqonor O70 . O CLUB members love to discuss bats and balls, nets and racquets, in fact, being women, they like to discuss. Miss Martha Cox is an authority on balls and here she tells the girls what's what and why. Left to right row 7, Marjorie Thomas, Mary Harper, Lillian Jones, La Vonda Crail, Norma Shelton, row 2, Martha Cox, Eliza- beth Baze, Norma Gill, Wanda Watkins, Betty Fowlkes, row 3, Norma Lancaster, Loix Stine, Carol Bishop, Faye Henning, Lois Dombold. 1 yr Q 1 aw Q! 4:5 57 ,., -...... - , 1 fx-Ln f-X Ve! RED CROSS established a nursery for babies of PTA members so that mothers could enjoy the program in peace. The idea was a success and the scheme will probably be carried over next year. The group did a fine iob of filling boxes to send overseas. left to right row l, Neva Benson, Martha Golden, Barbara Slaton, Glenda Frantz, Donna Gates Nancy Adams, Barbara Schomp, Patsy Gillihan, Erma Maples, Colleen Farr, row 2, Florence Brown, Delbert lacetieid, Ray Smith, Evilu Biggerstatf, Melva Goodman, Georqonna Edmioxton, Peqqy Stevens, Wren Hammett, Donnie Hastings, Barbara Gibson, Wanda Famplin, Billie Welch, Patsy Wrrqtwt, Martha Rankin, row 3, Joe Wright, Gene Steiger, Coy Ferguson, Ruben Urenda, Domingo losa, Mrs. Ruth Jones, spon- sor, Gerald Cox, Jeanette Graves, Earlene Coax Bert e Mae Nowlin, Wanda Joyce Moore. .ZS ffl? kglllllifll' Heli! GIYJSS Cl1l'l7C'S iflllnflfllitg. A carnrrrinee of Junior Red Cross members plan the school nutrition program 'Wanda Dwn-rr n, Mrs Ruth Jar--x, Barbara Slaton, Qcben Urenda, lay Fisher, Donna Ga'es Q-le- or, Frantz. Billie 'Welch Domingo Lasa 1-5 r--4ilse- Flags of the United Nations indicate where the chief interest of the Historical Society rests. The group has been very active in fostering UNESCO in Oklahoma City. Miss Mary Sellcen, club sponsor is state chair- man of UNESCO, During the winter an intra-city session was held in the new cafe- teria. The program featured the CHHS choir. The local group served refreshments. Chief planning committee, gathered for a meeting, included: left to right Beverly Thompson, Colleen McPherson, Bobby Hamm, Joyce Calcote, Jon Evah Chambless, seated, Berna Dean Shatter. ionic are cgfllclfvslecf lgn 7720 ern gffistory. HISTORICAL SOCIETY members concentrated their efforts on a study of modern world affairs. Meetings were designed to familiarize members with world geography and many interesting reports were pre- pared. The Society has grown rapidly and is one ofthe most enthusiastic clubs on the campus: Left to right row l, Berna Dean ShatTer, president, Miss Selken, sponsor, Beverly Thompson, Jeanet Johnson, Donna Bryant, Pat James, Catherine Jackson, Mrs, Richert, sponsor, raw 2, Maxine Crossland, Mary Harreld, Joyce Calcote, Betty Owen, Carol Van Pool, Carole Cook, Jimmie Dean, Alta Ruth Beals, row 3, Darlene McCarnpbell, John Q. Pritner, O. V. Dement, John Duncan, Beverly Huddlestori, Jon Evah Chambless, Darlene Rose, Shirley Morrison, Peggy Stevens, Donnie Hastings, Sherrie Holland, Charlene Max' well, Rita Stewart, Carlene Caddell, row 4, lannes Baldwin, Earl McMillan, Oscar Shuler, John Thompson, Bob Lang, Mary Jo Barnes, Lorita Robinson, Elra Jones, row 5, Roger Wright, Franklin Carpenter, Nlalta Cheetwood, Johnnie Fisher, Sarah Jean Hawkins. 4 . ...- - ' 1 1 M xy U BIBLE HISTORY CLUB members had two proiects this year. They provided the Bible readings and beaue tiful prayers for the devotional on the speaker every morning and for the P.T.A, meetings each month: lefr to right row l, Jayne Jones, president, Darlene McCcrnpbell, geqrgtgryl Nglg Dgyu, neU,u,,,: MOH,-,Q Dewey' Cgyole Cook, R L Van Horn, vice president, row 2, Hettye Summers, sponsor, Berdie Moose, Aung Cglgwgy, gon,-,ie Musmlmonl B.ll Ggddgydl M0'Y MOOVQA Beverly MOYS- L0'9 U F'elde'l 'O' 3, W0nd0 BORN, Mary Owen, Barbara Poor, Sylvrg Wilson, Shirley Morrison, Evo Hocult. Margaret Sue Shaman, Oscar Shuler. S-M Cqlfzvrs F urncfc all . l1C'l.0flf Cgucfenes. ln the lower picture members examine some ofthe literature used by the Club' len ,O ,NZM ,OW lv Ann Cglgwgy, Darlene Mcffampbell, Shirley Morrison, Carole Cook: ro.. 2,FrankMoore,Bil.G0ddard,l1.l. Van H0111- li ,ff XE ,, f ...T . I Making mathematical figures is iust one small part of the activity of the Mu Alpha Theta. This se- lect, and clever group know how to use their mathematical abilities. The society is so solidly in the black that it is able to finance the most elaborate banquet of the year. This year's affair, held on St. Patrick's day, at the Jade Room of the Skirvin Hotel, was a very memorable occasion for all who attended. Left to right Kenneth Meinhardt, Joanne Seal, Laura Dodson. Cgichofczrsk fp as the eqzuirement . MU ALPHA THETA, mathematical society, is open only to honor ,students in the subiect. The club has sponsored movies at noon in the auditorium for several years. It has, in addition, held a number of social affairs. Members are very proud of their association with the group and are the envy of those who Gnd mathematics a difficult subiect-and drop it as soon as the minimum requirements are fulfilled: left to right- around the table, Miss Velma Elam, sponsorg Kenneth Meinhardt, vice-president, laura Dodson, presidenlg Jayne Jones, Mrs. Alice Chesher, sponsor, Geralda Faglie, Kathryn Beaty, Keith Penny, row 2, Miss Zola Long, sponsory Berlin Marsh, Bob Leonard, Charles Ferguson, Even as math students have a slight feeling of superiority over their membership in Mu Alpha Theta, iust so do science students feel about an invitation to join Sigma Chi Iota, This science club is made up ofa group of students who can devote an evening to the serenic study of some scienf tific study or to a wiener roast- as the spirit moves them. Several of the members plan to major in the field when they go to college. Len to right row 1, Keith Penny, Marilyn HGMMQN, Mary Jo Barnes, Marrorte Jo Johnson, row 2, Richard Rodgers, Bob Clark. Cjonw can 77ZClf!I unc! CSJUIHC' rgn Qgycfrclrzce. SIGMA CHI IOTA, Honorary science club, has a small, but exclusive membership. Only outstanding stu- dents are invited to become members ofthe group. Competition is strong among members for the Gaylord Science Award offered annually to the outstanding student in science at each Oklahoma City high school. Keith Penny won honorable mention in this year's Westinghouse examinations. Members of the club include: left to right row 1, Roger Wright, Georganna Edmiaston, Marilyn Hammett, La Vonda Crail, Mary Jo Barnes, Maxine Dorsey, Keith Penny, president, Miss Helen Biggers, sponsorg row 2, Richard Rodgers, vice-president, Kenneth Meinhardt, Mariorie Jo Johnson: row 3, Bob Clark, John Meadows, Douglas Braymer, Charles Minton, Billy McCallough. O PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB members spent hours prepar- ing the photographs for the beauty section ofthe i950 Chieftain. Lett to right Darlene McCompbell, secretary, Donald Bayless, vice' president, Sue Dehart, Mr M. D Smith, sponsor, Patsy Hodge. David Dawson, president, Patsy Wright, Ronnie Noll, Kenneth Ellis, Gerald Murray, Pauline Miller, slated, Nancy Zenor. W1 1.18 QS?JOCliCl Q10 UPS HONOR SOCIETY initiates gather to receive instructions for their part in the formal initiation cere- monies. Loft to right row l, John Duncan, Roger Wright, Louis Barnard, Carole Cook, Sue Edwards, row 2, Beverly Crew, Gearganna Edmiaston, Mary Jo Barnes, Irene Wick' ware, Wanda Blackburn, row 3, Patsy Gillihan, Cuma Burden, Jon Evah Cham- bless, Gaye Eber, row 4, Donna Skinner, Collene Moore, Connie Price, Jewell Hug- gard, Colleen Reed, Barbara Minter, row 5, Wilma Riggan, Darlene Rose, Doris Borden, Marjorie Johnson, Gladys Biggs, Janell O'Hagan, row 6, Norma Foreman, Janet Johnson, Raymona Weir, Donna Bryant, Bobby Leonard. Officers of the new Draftsmen Society argued long and loud for space in the yearbook. Leola Corley, Chieftain Editor, listened patiently to their tale of woe and then gave in. Left to right Elbert Estell, Don Bow ers, Johnny Troup, James Hicks, Leolo Corley. 1 0 FC DELTA SIGMA, debate society, spent the year on the subiect of direct election of the president. Lett to right Carroll Gregg, Thomas Wood Kenneth Eugene Hale, Joe Welch, Mr Scism, sponsor. .qt wrjrk . , U 42, QL? 'WH4 3' .. L' if I va 3, pb X 1 y 4 ' Q - W . xx i M in ' A x ' , . 92 v Q, I ' A G 4 '? ! Q A 5, 5. ' 24 8' , Z' QQA S yu N 7 Q , .3 ,Z A 'a 5 Y E fi fs? Q Y, . m. V K3 ,, 5 Q if L -, 1QXq,,Q- ' r x wg. 4 I st x .. A vi, lg.-'W--.ffmxfi V 'B A Q Q Q' ' - Y ,.,1 K , it A :Q 4 .x ' E. -Nay I 1 :fx ii 1. wif. , r S, PX rs - -,gxfx a 'ff-.gm 55 ' 6 V P 'iffg' ' ia lf' x ' V .A ' -1zw,.,..:f: Q Qui' gfearts were Lcprfcfe . .. I r I7 J l A 1 . i Q , ,,' :zen E.-'4'ffE'f ...:f is , E Q , Ufferes fo Alma Mater maycfre 3kY83KS b6 is i'5':' 4134.5 ,pi-utJ.1lJ i I list ai , A A ffm Glwfir ang tlw ,Zlma ater. nl' bp il, y, g.e,', Ag: :r f5.,.,.2 ' n fu if , af' s ow' ear a orevor afevv In prow! fo 002- One of the things to be long-remembered in the school year l949-50, was the joint presentation of the choir and band at the opening of the home football season. A pageant was presented depicting great moments in American History. Left to right row l, Ella Mae Main, Mary White, librarian, Ann Jenkins, Norma Whery, Doris Borden, Connie Bell. librariang Billie Welch, Marlene Hall, Wanda Pamplin, row 2, Pat Pastusek, Loretta Fuller, Phyllis Bishop, Jon Evah Chambless, Frances Clingmon, Norma Waller, treasurerg Betty Purviance, Pat Branigan, Leona Winsett, Jo Ann Landers, row 3, Leonard O'Daniell, Don Price, Denny Boyd, vice-president: O. J. Collins, Phillip Benson, Harvey Statten, Wilma Montgomery, Evelyn Clayton, row l, Scotty Brazil, Wen- dell Biddy, Price Pooler, secretary, Aubrey Butler, Delmar Robinson, Jerry Perry, James Roberts, Ethel Goss, Sue Scontlon. 67 ', 'E' A 9 U 1' f A s i . GIRLS' SEVENTH HOUR CHORUS, the other large choral group, tries to outdo its first hour rival. The music of the combined choruses was a feature of the music festival held lust after Easter: left to right row l, Joycelyn Delp, Evelyn Williamson, lvonne Finchum, Marlene Hall, Ruthie Dailey, Ruby Denham, Pat Willis, Sue Mon- roe Clanin, June Bender, Mary Phillips, Florence Brown, Reba Davis, Gloria Stander, row 2, Barbara Bales, Ja Ann Hughey, lupe Griego, Margaret Thomas, Barbara Killman, Reba Lightsey, Norma Wehry, Sally Whitford, Marita Hill, Norma Williams, Jameszine Soylors, Freda lightsey, Pat Mollman, row 3, Mary Moore, Marilyn Barnes, Beverly Hall, Helen Frith, Kitty Lambeth, Sue Scantlan, Wanda Bynum, Mildred Harris, Zulemo Stone, Joyce Moore, Wanda Whetsell, Shirley Seals, Betty Cogdill, Barbara Plotner, row 4, Verla Hodge, Barbara Roulston, Kathryn Self, Eldonna Biggs, Mitzi Wright, Ethel Goss, Jon Evah Chambless, Patricia Roberts, Glenna Taylor, Diana Storie, Chorlesa Har- per, Betty Jones, Betty Crabtree, Woodene Throckmorton. 07216 l.l'lgQI'l.I'Lg Tnelocfy 19 Tneanrng . BOYS' QUARTET, probably the most popular musical organization at CHHS, appeared at innumerable functions and sang songs of every type-probably their most popular number was-and is- Shine , left to right: Phillip Benson, Denny Boyd, Ber- tram Shelby, Tommy Roberson, noted, Jon Evah The girls do a take-off on the pompousness of Messrs. Tommy Roberson and company. Their rendition of After Dark brought down the house at the spring music assembly: left to right: June Bender, Sue Monroe Clanin, Norma Wehry, Mar- lene Hall. Chambless. llama. fx fs xxg BOYS' CHORUS members established a new precedent when they elected Re Corn, accompanist, as their sweetheart. The chorus was featured in the spring musical assembly. left to right: row 1, Bob Hooker, president, Don McMillan, vice-president, Re Corn, accompanist, Larry Hannah, secretary, Philip Benson, librarian, Bill Goddard, libra- rian, Mr. Foth, row 2, Herschell Morris, Delbert Laceneld, Bob Long, Glen Albee, sergeant-at-arms, Kenneth Zink, Charles Leeper, sergeant-at-arms, Leonard O'Daniel, raw 3, Denny Boyd, James Veitch, Arthur Scoggin, Gordon Williams, Lynn Loeffel- halz, William Ray, Gary Myers, Talmadge Curren, row 4, Harvey Staton, Leslie Hud- delston, Everett Newcomb, Lowell Dresslar, Sam Neighbors, Donald Stotts, Dale Borden, Franklin Carpenter, Don Cramer. Re Corn, sweetheart. gs weet muszlc the 5 ir. Trumpet trio was entered in the district contest-and hope to reach the state finals. I-00 to fishtr lvbeft Ellif, Gdvfiwn Murray, Band members toot and toot as time nears for the coro- Jl Y Cobb- nation ceremonies. 7x Al Umm Quai the gf? 9, 'l 1 . 'W . gl ,W -rf 7 , 'I-TER-T.s,,xM M xi? 14.4 QQ L . Y f - 'KY H ,z, , A 9 , knfz xxx, Xi I I -B if 5141, 0 ' H5552 as 2 'f ' bf K? X, X J.. M g- 'X xg W .Sw is ' if .1 4 .Q ak Mx 'V qlkp -K 'Tc Q' au- 'Ni 62.37 1.--Aswvv , ,1 -xref wi- 1 X , ' .-:N A. fi' t l '05,- Z K - J' ' V T4 Q'4 fa , A f,--fp- f xxdb 44-J , ' '-'A' Q '- ' 1'Lk:4-Q My X L5 A ., f J ,IPM ' ,.. 3 j ss-6 I ig 4. :NM 'C y ' 4 1 'ia A I Rf f Q ug 131 . SQ. In a g ' 1, 5 ' exagitf rx Q Nl . rl Agra - P -' H A A A V 1 Ot'--.A D 4'0 The girls crowned their heroes between holves ct A cold wind out of the north fons the bonfire os it the Ardmore gome. begins to burn for the rally preceding the game Left Betty Eagle, Knobberette president, ond Eddie Manx, wlllil Enld' Even lhe Cofelerlo workmen lcenler back' Buddy. Right Mcry Ann Peabody lleftl, president of K4 Yi, QfOUf'tdl paused to wotch the CSfBTT1OI'1ieS-Gnd Clyde Word, Ki Yi Kingg and leolo Corley, vicefpresident. nineteen hundred gets Of teeth Chqttefed. F f . 5 ' Of t Q aj 0,13 ll Q Off! nfltlflfl ,'l'0l'Cl.S'C7S . . I ' :- A. tu 8 CJ Q., Ja yr KI YI PEP CLUB, over two hundred strong, had one of its most active years. Members stood over two hours in the rain to see the mud battle which brought CHHS the state championship. Row 1, Carolyn Roberts, cheer-leader, Chuck Lee, mascot, Joann Seal, treasurer, Jacqueline Mabry, demerit-captain, Jayne Jones, secretary, Carole Cook, parliamentarian, Clyde Ward, Ki Yi King, raw 2, Darlene McCampbell, Elbie Smith, Betty Moss, Betty Smith, Mildred Harris, Anna Hackett, Madean Harper, Marjorie Johnson, Patsy Sanders, Ja Ann Brown, raw 3, Bernice Spicer, Jo Ann San- ders, Pat Mollman, Jean Campbell, lrvena Moon, Sue Dehart, Marilyn Hammett, Joan Holloway, Peggy McAuliH, Lois Koester, Pat Hoskins, Sylvia Cumby, Betty Purviance, Mary Moore, Eva Hocutt, Lorita Robinson, Joy Atherton, Joanne Trappe, Ann Castle, row 4, Kitty Lambeth, Louise Connor, Pauline Miller, Charlene Taylor, Helen Frith, Margie Cave, Nancy Adams, Ann Claymore, La Dean Barnhill, Mickie Vargas, Dawynce Orr, Jo Ann Ellison, Nancy Hathaway, Joan Henry, Reba Lightsey, Freda Lightsey, lla Engle, Sue fdW0YdS: row 5, Peggy Zumwalt, Margaret Sue Thomas, Nancy Owens, Olive Crouch, Sue Parsons, Eileen White, Barbara Schomp, Sandra Fruit, Geargann Leslie, Shirley Scott, Kathryn Jackson, Mary Ann Tinnery, Carmelita Sadler, Evilu Biggerstafl, Pat Wagstafl, Christa Segler, Gail Bailey, Charlene Wore, row 6, Mrs. Adaline Ball, sponsor, Jane Adwell, Patsy Hines, Erma Maples, Wanda May, Jean Pearson, Connie Price, Donita Price, Margaret Earp, Joy Hightower, Pansy Parker, Jennie Jaco, Betty Guerin, Mitzi Wright, June Melton, Nancy Shelby, Darlene Wilson, Retha Reust, Patsy Deitz, Ann Myers, Helen Holland, Mary Jo Barnes. M - .. Ofticers and sponsors of the Ki Yi gather in the cafeteria to talk over plans for the apron'n overall dance held on April l. Ki Yi was up to something I all year long. Besides the April Fool Dance, activities included a covered dish luncheon, a valentine dance, a breakfast for the faculty, a Christmas party and last, but not least, a slumber party, labove rightl. Even the bath tub was pressed into service for the last mentioned event. Officers and sponsors ltrom left to rightl: Gladys Sherman, pledge mistress, Mrs. Adaline Ball, sponsor, Georganna Edmiaston, reporter, Leola Corley, vice-president, Mary Ann Peabody, presi- dent, Miss Noba French, sponsor, Jacqueline Mabry, demerit captain, Joanne Seal, treasurer, Carole Cook, parliamentarian. ls-lx if BV - , I +A t , ' in 3-A NX x V '-.1 F 4 ,,'4' 0't ln . ,jziggest unc! flrmcfcfsl of the rfjcfp 61465. KI YI slumber party was a huge success for all except those who wanted to sleep. Canasta was the chief attraction for the cord minded section. Second section of club tbelowl, row l, Judy Morrison, mascot, Mary Ann Peabody, president, Georganna Edmiaston, reporter, Gladys Sherman, pledge mistress, Leola Corley, vice-president, Kelly Lathrop, mascot, Bea Holland, yell-leader, row 2, Jo Ann Strick' land, Ruby West, Margetta Hinton, Lequita Keith, Mildred Hopkins, Darlene Hager, Mariorie Thomas, Betty Moulton, Charlene Webb. Beverly Crew, Marquita Schiel, Dixie Bollinger, row 3, Betty McCollom, Mary Ann Mullens, la Fern Bryant, Wanda Henry, Barbara Slaton, Jean Abbott, Pat Eubanks, Nialtha Cheatwood, Ann Hallman, Joyce Moore, June Jones, Elizabeth Jackson, Helen Webb, Sue lacey, Joy Curtis, Mary Nell White, Frances White, Irene Fielder, row 4, Jo Ann Bright, Carol Van Pool, Reba Gilstrap, Mary Bell Cavender, Janet Johnson, Barbara Minter, row 5, Delores lewis, Iona Curry, Darlene Rose, Wanda Rogers, Cuma Burden, Evelyn Williams Myrtle Beaty Judy Whitehead Alice McCarter Neva Benson row 6 Donnie Hastings Beverly Mayes Nora Miller, Ja Ann Troup Jo Ann Bergstrand Lynn Ann Clark June Reynolds Donna Skinner Wilma Basket Anita Carriker Joyce Brown Delores Jones, Eva Benson Reva Kisselburg Nancy Zenor Evilu Baker raw 7 Jo Ann Simmons Jackie Lynch Zona Floyd Diana Story, Zulema Stone Pat Rogers Barbara McFeeley Mary Marshall Johnnie Fisher Theta Jo Emerson Pat Thomas Loretta Dixon Eva Jones, Eula Atkinson Mary Kertoot Patsy Wright Sora Hawkins Miss Noba French sponsor O Q 4 'CO -.. qv The weather was terrible on the day before the Seminole game, but the student body voted not to cancel the parade. Knob members abandoned their float, but decorated a car, filled it with football players, ond provided the football queen a thrilling ride -- al- though Alton Miller, lstanding with scarf over his raven locksl stole the spotlight. ifwzo OIIOIWCK ffm Pryiirftfnrlff Qzlc2c2fiz. KNOBBUIETTES lsecond sectwnl, Row l, Billie Utz, sergeant-at-arms, Ramona Ruminer, keeper of the CE , Ncydene Fenton, vice- president, Annette Stone, treasurer, Carolyn Wilcox, demerit captain, Leta Za Skaggs, secretary, Jane Howard, yell-leoder, Mary Sue Miskovsky, mascot, row 2, Yvonne Shadrick, Janice McA5ee, Pat Mankin, Mildred Trammell, Joyce Doughty, Norma Jones, Wanda Pamplin, Darlene Walker, row 3, Virginia McAuliffe, Georgia Ray, Pat Ward, Pat Creech, Myrtle Burris, Claudeen Fike, Marilyn Diehm, Lillian Jones, Virginia Peters, raw A, Volta Canning, Alla Lou Ward, Pat Spencer, Joy Abbott, Christene Kuhn, Donna Atkin- son, Ruth Atkinson, row 5, Dorothy Pack, Dora Woods, Rosina Saloqo, Glenda Frantz, Martha Golden, Wilma Andrews, Betty Fowlkes, Ellen Shannon, Norma Selt, Miss Sara Cohen, row 6, Lanetta McGhee, Rita Blevins, Norma Sue Newman, Sydney Sue Hill, Ora Dale Whittington, Pat McGhee, Nelda Henry, Shirley Essary, Pat Douglas, Re Corn, Pat Griftin, Q Qs no 1 v '. 'Q ,--,v ,A - - J..-A , X -11... Omcers of the Chieftain Pep Club, with Princess Reba Gilstrap and sponsor Dick Fredeman, take a lecture from President Kenneth Dewbre with a large grain of salt. Somebody forgot to nominate Bill Hooker and Gene Steiger for of- fice and this was one meeting they had to miss-rumor had it that they weren't far away, at that. ln addition to her jacket, the Chieftains presented Reba with a beautiful club pin and Reba in turn, had a lovely party for the boys. Clockwise around the table Billy Ferrell, pledge master, Bob Parmeter, sergeant' at-arms, John Pritner, secretary, Kenneth Oewbre, president, Bill Hilton, treasurer, Reba Gilstrap, Princess, Dick Fredeman, sponsor. or the GlIl.C?!QCll.I'lS. CHIEFTAIN PEP CLUB, under the leadership of Kenneth Dewbre, had an exciting year. Chieftains lfirst sectionl: row 1, John Pritner, Bob Parmeter, Billy Ferrell, Kenneth Dewbre, Reba Gilstrap, row 2, Robert Stevens, Bob Hooker, J. B. East, Ronnie Taylor, Paul Pettiiohn, Doyle Price, Charles leeper, Everett Harris, Jimmy Hamm, Edward Tubbs, raw 3, Don Thompson, Terry Spradley, Kenneth Poynter, Tal- madge Curren, Kenneth Zink, Jack Burt, Ronnie Fulkerson, Billy Tom Davis, Som Price, Melvin Degn, row 4, Leonard Clay, Douglas Braymer, Earl McMillan, Lean Howe, Jimmy Childress, Coy Ferguson, Gene Steiger, James Everett, row 5, Mr. Dick Fredeman, Paul Smith, Victor Schuelein, Don McMillan, Henry Dean, Raymond Henderson, Shelby Grissom, Wayne Robbins, Virgil Schuelein, Jerry Tucker, Melvin Card- well, Dick Porterield. f' 'dip 'll 51 ..'P '9 -t i. 80 7 X.l N 6: -.DIME JXWAOSP 2'ClC!0I'SA1y1 l as cqutstandzing . Chieftain Pep Club members had new iackets of deep red with membership stripes on the sleeves. CHIEFTAINS lsecond sectionl: row l, Dan Keith, cheer leader, Bill Hooker, vice-president, Bill Hilton, treasurer, Jimmy Spencer, recording secretary, Burley Joe Wright, Don Adams, row 2, James Veach, Elmo Brown, Don Flowers, Neil Molsbee, Everett Newcomb, Kenneth Hughes, Earl Bulord, row 3, Floyd Meeks, Miles Turner, Berlin Marsh, Darrell Finney, James Von Wey, Jerry Perry, Pot Humphries, Bill Roland, row 4, Harold Stone, Willis Mabry, Dick Nance, Bill Hosack, Lonnie Chandler, Fred Teague, Bob Guinn, Jimmy Smith, Jerry Ashbrener, Ray Thompson, row 5, George Staten, Bertram Shelby, Don Murdock, Charles Minton, Joe Bolin, Bur- nett Starkey, Steve Williams, Norman Duncan, Bobby Linder, Ezra Terry, Jack Coffman. .. 91 Capitol Hill High School has no secret societies, no fraternities, nor sororities. Any student in good standing is privileged to belong to the pep clubs and to share in their activities. Being a member of any one of the four offers an opportunity for fun and for service to school and community. The girls, in their colorful uniforms, usher at local theaters, canvass for such proiects as ,. the cancer and heart drives, and serve at community functions. All the clubs require attendance at sports events and program selling is iust one of the duties assigned to them. Boys' pep clubs are frequently called upon for service over and above that of supporting sports events. Although they do not usher, they contribute both their time and their funds whenever they are needed. Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for the needy are a must. Annual assemblies are presented by each. All four clubs ioin hands at Christmas time to have the biggest social event of the season-the KRKC dance which is planned by a committee headed by the four vice-presidents. 81 ' 'I-U.. Color Bearers for the CHHS band paraded at all the games in spanking new uniforms of white and gold. The suitor kneeling to admire his lady bears evidence of the pride ofthe band squad. left to right: Joan Pippin, Gay McDaniel, Retha Reust, Donna Skinner. RIDSKINS ltirst sectionlg raw 1, Jimmy Moore, secretary, Leon Krumme, vice-president, Scotty Brazil, president, Don Cravens, yell-leader, row 2, Donald Trent, Vernon Bittman, Frank Moore, Bill Pennell, Ralph Walker, row 3, Mr. L. H. Bengtson, sponsor, Roy Wantland, Bill Goddard, Ernest Sapp, Leo Beck, Bob Rhea, Bob Jarrett, Paul Waters, Wil- liam Chevrant, DeWayne Thornton. Q I 9 't I r or the 5Q0cfsA1'r1s'r1f2 Scotty Brazil headed the Redskin Pep Club, which was organized, as was Ki Yi, when CHHS was very young. The club has a long record of distinguished service to CHHS. ln addition to being Redskin president, Scotty was all-school yell-leader, and served capably at both jobs. Biggest event of the year for the Redskins was a hobo parade on initiation night at which time all the other clubs were invited to be spectators. After the parade the hoboes gathered at the home of Joanne Trappe, Redskin Sweetheart, for a very happy party. L ik Q 5' . Q Oo r and Gountry A winning football team makes attendance at games an extra pleasure, but a long season brings cold nights -so Ki Yi members provided themselves with fringed scarfs and white gloves. Knobs countered by ap- pearing in white iackets with the club emblem, the megaphone, on the back. Pep Club members presented a colorful picture at all the games, but their attentidn was never centered on any one thing. The camera caught some ofthe many facets: Betty Eagle, Knob president, in the foreground, seems bent on an errand, Mary Ann Peabody, Ki Yi president, fourth from the left, is giving all for her team. Jimmy Moore and Don Cravens lrightl prepare to pack the Thanksgiving baskets which they will later deliver. 'QC ! V .. V . X x . 'rs'K REDSKINS tsecond sectiont, row l, Joanne Trappe, Redskin Sweetheart, Jock Gregory, yell leader, Elmo Jones, treasurer, Ferman Chandler, sergeant-at-arms, row 2, Don Foster, Gordon Wil- liams, Arthur Scoggins, Gerald Murray, John Thompson, raw 3, Ray Fisher, Pat Hutchison, Frank Gatton, Bill Burkett, Jimmy Riley, Ray Marshall, Charles Rempe, Gene Dambold, Willby Evans, Mr. lederle Scott, sponsor. 83 f' 1 W, IMI 1 0 r s E I KEY? f an i 3 J xff' - . ! A Q L ,vp r 'V ,A I s X ',f' A ,uni Luv . L: , Y In .KT V , g 0 Q Q 'G , . .' ,uf . 0,4 Ax' .-f , - . X ff M-3. 1 Tix 2.49. 'jf . 5 9 fly 5' K n V1 . i f H , ' if Q r 1. 'YN-.5 1 41 ,'. I . 7, ,uf U A r 'f. A 'f4NxO ' ' ' X - ' 4, 'i f ' ' g ,Z W fd'-.,1e. Vs'u A -'31 eff ei 5 A V V -a . ' 'S ' . . I-' o ' A I I. ' ' Q 5' e, ,gf: 'ffv gif-- ' r , ia U 1 J' + 'flgiaxud ' gi' q,', ,of K4 fl 'i .a,:k-,nr Q X' , O j O X N U' JJ' ffl' . N .' t QA -1 ' ls.' fp' ,' , ,x.,.', J V- If 7 . 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'NA pgws' My-ff 1 w A- ff H+ 1. 'Q Q 0.13: .9-. 1, 1. -P, W' xi, sz V 1 Q Q F' V' ,fp 04 3 - M t W 1 at - 7' N 7? ' ' -' f.. O L Q 5 F' f , 1 '91 - I ' - Q' 3 ' ' 9 A r Qs 1 .V 5 x ' fy . ' ' x - rx ' bg -'Va ' w I w .n1, ' l ,P- I Af -245 , N ' P959-' 9 'f,,,Q'. ' ' K' Sweat ana' Sweatm X Amburn Benson Blackstone Bowers Briseno V Brooks Burleson J 5 gnc! H Cgimtbalf Cjfjfllll. Picked, from the season's opener, as the number one football team of the state, the Redskins moved forward to knock off eleven foes in as many weeks. For the initial tussle the team traveled to Borger to sink the Texans. The next week saw Ardmore fall in the first home game of the season. Fine weather marked this game as it did all others of the season and a joyous crowd danced at the Youth Center to celebrate the 26-6 victory. Classen was the third victim: 20 to 0, Shawnee fell 27 to 6, and then came the thriller of thrillers-Enid l2, CHHS 25. Northeast was annihilated 59-l3 as the Redskin team gathered momentum, Central was smothered 38-l3, Norman fell 33-l9, and Idabel was the final victim of the regular season 55-O. Charlie Main was the hero of the quarter-final breeze past Ardmore, 44-O, Alton Miller was the sparkplug of the semi-final sizzler over Clinton as the Redskins had their biggest scare of the season. Four last-half touchdowns gave the team a 35-20 win. Then on a miserable, cold, wet day a muddy crew of rairie soaked, mud-coated heroes hoisted their coach to their shoulders as they left Owen Field, after a 28-lA win over a gallant foe- Seminole. Coffman Flinsbaugh Gooding Green Hervey Jones Koch Main Martin Mashburn og, Hicks Jewell Miller Mulhausen Q 24' Q' 1 , -ru Parnell Purdue Pooler Price Roglin Rainbow Reese Rowland Shrout Shuler Von Pool Virden Wilkes Williams Cylzat lfwoufcfnt elicit .. 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'L ,- Gers Mashburn Miller ol unc Cofcf wclskcfloflff fo cam J Even the pre season road trip was a half and half aftair as the Redskrn roundballers came home wrth a pair of wins and a pair of losses The regular season opened with 0 WIN Over Central 39 to 29, labove Joe McCrary, No. l5, and a Central player both grab for the reboundlg but the following week the championship-bound Comets were too much for us, 47 to 29. From that point the team won nine and lost six. Northeast was defeated in a thriller 46 44 as the regional tournament opened but the defeat at the hands of Putnam City in the second round AO 38 was slightly on the disconcerting side. Jack Van Pool was named to one of the forward posi- tions on the all-city team, Joe McCrary was center on the second team. Other CHHS players in the picture are: Robert Neff ll9l, Jerry Edwards Ml, James Raglin l27l, and Jack Van Pool l39l. ti 1 I l 2 Poor Raglm Van Pool Walser Webb Speegle pencfecf C831 tmutnanz Gzlty gn tulle megziona 5 n Q- RE L.. ,,.., Duncan CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS Griffith Cushing Springdale, Ark. Van Buren, Ark. Springville, Mo. Central Classen El Reno Shawnee Northeast Enid C 18 45 39 39 29 47 27 29 48 31 ORD CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS CHHS Norman Central El Reno Classen Edmond Shawnee Enid Norman Northeast Putnam City A tense moment in the Enid game as players from both teams wait breathlessly to see if the ball drops in the basket. CHHS players: .lack Van Pool l48l, Robert Neff l99l Joe MrCrary l88l, Bill Couts ll ll. l l l l l r l V h . -F ., ., r 1 9 v,' ' 5' 4 li Q l E X':i W A A , X K.. ' . Q ,V z K .X ,xx l ku . N X 4. -. xx L Q. V5', ., ',' ',, A . :X , if ,. ' . -' Y P its ' lj i i V ' ii X UL 2 1 ',.- 4,1 V ' ll 2' l 'X Md K b -Y ' v It : A V X t , ' Q A ll t 2' . , 1.1-I , , pg X. n it ,Fi R T st- 4. Q K 9 , ,L i ,3 , 4 o ,if f A X -.4 .L ' .Y -if I x Y f h QS. . P is 0. ' Akers l Blackstone Dunn Fent Green Howard Jackson Jones N King Minx Raglin Rowland Sparks Turner N. cg Qasebczff Cgeam Qgbtartecf gn gfzlgli. An early season practice session of the CHHS baseball team shows Van Pool, pitcher, run- ning behind third baseman Alton Miller, as Benny Rowland slides safely into third. 5.1, .J V ll' vl. xf' . x . f is H,l. ll.. Y' Q . . A ml. sq eh- if Ni i f f ll . gl rf i n M ,T its I Q A 5 1 A A Z 94 The past year's diamond crew racked up a l6-4 record under coach John Smith. They swept through the regional and went to the state semi-finals be- fore bowing out to Tulsa Rogers in an 8-3 contest. Individual highlights were .lack Van Pool's well- pitched no-hit, no-run game against Norman, and Richard Blackstone's repetition of the same against a hapless Edmond nine. Van Pool was leading sticker of the squad with a healthy .400 average. As for the 1950 squad, they slugged their way to a 7-2 decision over Midwest City and hammered Norman 9-6. Central handed the Redskins their first loss in a 14-7 base-hit barrage. This was fol- lowed by a 4-2 defeat at the hands of the Enid nine. Smashing back, the 'Skins walloped Shawnee in a 24-l massacre and then went on to trip North- east in a well played 4-l contest. A second round game was held with each of these teams and the Norman tournament took place in late April. Welch Williams Van Pool Griffith, manager Smith, coach 13? , V ,K V' R ' R ci R Er ,AA v V! 1'-.Q 5 , Wrsw L -V V -, 4 Q V . rf.: tl . ll- . , ,S - it J , If I' y l.ln'5 R 7 'A h - yl t x 1, T rv at 2 +V Q ' 1 ' 4 G1 9.x Q vi 'ffl lx- r . f fs 1 ,R If Q ' ft Q , x . j f ' . A 5. 3- , 4 5- i 3. 5 1 .. NSR tl fl' fl- Q-.. ull- liill- . ill ill Row l, Gene Albert, Parker Bond, Joe Brink, Tony Brieseno, Floyd Brown, Bill Cockrell, Boyd Fallwell, row 2, Dick Flinsbaugh, Jack Gregory, Dale Hanson, Charles Hutton, Speed Jones, J. W. Mashburn, Bob Moon, Records fell all over the place during the year, including the new time, 3:3l.4, set by the mile relay team at the Stillwater meet, lrelay team, right, Woods, Smith, Moon, and Mashburnl, The 880 relay team sprinted to a double victory by setting a new record at Tulsa and, at the same time, de- throning Tulsa after a seven year reign: l:33.6. lMoon, Raglin, Mashburn, and Wittl. Derald Smith, sprinter and cross-country man, won the state championship at Norman. After all the lean years this year's fine track showing has brought about a new enthusiasm to those who have yearned for a return to the cinder tracks, and the new team trophy is one of the most prized accom- plishments in a year of fine accomplishments. X jmefczy i earn !ifU!ll.Cl1 Set H nexv ecor . Row 1, Benny Nall, Robert Neff, Robert Phillips, Joe Roberts, Oscar Shuler, Derald Smith, Ronald Stander, row 2, Russell Thedtord, Ruben Urenda, Joe Witt, David Taylor, manager, Ray Vaughn, coach. F x 'ii ii' mf I R 5 R it it B Jql, . -Hh,- M,,3 L R EEA I 1 'K L4 'Z E e K- 4 cf 'i ' , Sf 4 fl r .,, '7-A r T ii 5 xt r fs R. hd alia ..u5.4 t ut' inn X Y EdW0'dSi Harlow Germ, Jack Gers, Ab Justice Orville Moody, Joe Walser, C, B, Speegle, coach There was nothing left to win for last year's golf team which brought home the city, mid-state, state, two man, four man, individual mid-state, city medalist, and state individual championships. ln addition, they took the next three places. In doing so, the CHHS golf team set a new record for team totals. The two most prized possessions of the team are their clubs and their trophies which they are abundantly supplied with. Jack and Harlow Gers are the last of the four famous Gers brothers who played golf for CHHS. Qto!fpCI2c1nz iiW7l'C,'A Jing Gamers.. Jack Gers, medalist winner in the Fort Worth Invitational Golf Meet has his fingers crossed since the CHHS team hasn't lost a dual match in three and one-half years. The team started out this year by winning the city championship and the Fort Worth Invitational Golf Meet. Ab Justice won the pitching and putting contest in the same meet. . , .,,,.,,,,,, Ju- . Y., 1 ,,,. - sl--.L , r 1- ya- sph... 3 f-W-ff.,,6.f 'f' fi L... ...,, -gg. .,, Casting tradition aside, CHHS knocked Classen for a 6-O ten- nis defeat to tie the northsiders, previous monopoly holders, for city championship. Long a neg- lected sport here, interest in tennis has developed tremen- dously under the guidance of Earl Stewart, coach. The one early season defeat at the hands of Classen was the only blot on the record. .incfifw CSlfI'UlIgC'Sf fo vnniis 5 num 1 n Qur gfzistory. Outstanding in two sports, basketball and tennis, .loe McCrary, seated center, is the most experienced man on the squad- however, Gene Land beat McCrary out for the number one player this season. McCrary holds the post of second man on the team. Number three player is T. L. Jones, and Berlin Marsh completes the hrst foursome. The increased emphasis on minor sports activities adds a modern note to our school and is just one more evif dence ofthe new spirit that marks the turn of the century at CHHS-There's nothing we can't do that anybody else can do. Bill Burkett, Tv L. Jones Gene Land, of t - f 2 . 1 gf? - .. 1. I QL Joe McCrary, Berlin Marsh, Tom Webb, Eavl Stewart, Coach. Gi -5 .Qs xt XXX x 97 Q A 7 x 1 i '41 M ' ' - fl '. '3 .1 f' 'Q I is wr' f 4 r fi' A f . 1 T? ' ir Q v1 X-,1 X, X ' 5 I t i ,, V I 'i i r X f s ' 5 '1 1 Q 'f I D I Elizabeth Bale Carol Bishop Rosemary Bishop Lgig Dambola Norma Gill Beatrice Gonzales lma Faye Grayson Eloise Hand Loretto Dixon Betty Fowlks lla Jean Franco Mary Harper Ann Harris Faye Henning F 7116! lM'!!-cfqflllllfflif Hjlillf CSYZYIIHS rgll. Athletic grace and beauty are combined to provide our school with well-balanced representa- tion in girls' athletics. The feminine sports activities include volley ball, soft ball, field ball, tennis, bad- minton, golf, and swimming. ln city competition our girls have shown Cham. pionship form in humbling Classen, Foster, Central in badminton contests. They have conquered Cen- tral and Classen in Held ball play. And they have sent two representatives: Norma Self in 25 and 50 yard breast stroke, and Patsy Henderson in the 50 yard backstroke, to third and fourth places, respec- tively, in the state swimming meet ot Norman. Vol- ley ball encounters have beer. of the practice va- riety only and Classen was a victim of one scrim- mage. Thirty girls have taken an interest in the city's golf for girls ,plan and there is much interest shown in other gymnasium activities. Lillian Jones won the award as the outstanding girl athlete. 5 Volley ball players per' form in a practice match. Lillian Jones receives the ball as Carol Bishop sends it across the net. Other players in the foreground include: left 'Q r g ' Norma .arrcaie lnwz Faye Cvcyson, Vfcf-do Wf:'u ns .52 S' 'e ang Nqr tor rf Ytiofr-U, Eloise Hand calls Marjorie Thomas out as Lou Ann Harris tags her on second base in a hot intra-team game. CHHS soft ball teams have won the city tournament for the past four years. Lillian Jones, shortstop, Elizabeth Baze, catcher, Norma Gill, pitcher, and Marjorie 5 Thomas, left field, are K outstanding performers. l ff M Q Wav G in -Civ Q. ljoffey Qafl Sak Bad Qia minton, an annals Measuring the net for height before starting their match are members of the girls' tennis team. Nor- ma Lancaster and Mignon Lester form one doubles team, Mary Harper and Elizabeth Baze are the other. Tennis singles players are Lou Ann Harris, Lois Stine and Marjorie Thomas. A third doubles team is made up of Betty Leverich and Betty Fowlks. Mignon Lester Wanda Watkins Ruth Wilson Lillian Jones Norma Lancaster Wanda Langston Martha Cox, coach Betty Leverich Maxine Lindsey Marjorie Thomas Norma Shelton, coach 15t , Q . V, . , . I' V 2. Q Y-1' 'S '27 W , l , l ' I ' s Jug 4 Sigh' L i 'Q if: Q. .Litre S t . .Q Q 1 553 WST- X. wg it frffw 45, ' ' ' ' - -J' . ,X...zw.1- V. . ,,1., ., We Qaufe to Salute C I ' S I I I' fu. . rv -1 0 msc 0 jut!r12c1ngCc11c1 su Scholasluc awards asscrnbly held early en May as our annual Yrrbure Io Vhose who are leaders ln the held of scholarshvp or gervuce Hughes! scholarshro awards are the three Lelzerscr medals gold sulver and bronze for the three hnghesi gurls and Vhree hughesl boys In the held of scholarshrp The 'op gold Letzewser medalrsf as also 'he recupnent of the Nahonal Honor Socucty Rrng Other covered awards are vhe Sears Roebuck scholarshnp the E K Gaylord Phnlanvhropnc Award and the Bausch Lomb Scuence Award u ents ho U el c-or c sernb held rv May 5 were TOP ROW el v rxhv LAURA DODSON q1ldLuzr sf.: nolonrr honor soc elf mg Pn r rr K :ppm cervfcolc 0 JAMES K LT NER bronze Lf.-'le ser 0 COLLEEN MCPHERSON bronze Lev ze se 0 KEITH PENNY s er Letzeser E K Cnylard Phllan fhrop crvwnr O KENNETH MEINHARDT qold lovin ser Bausch Lamb cr rw 0 MARLENE HALL xrlver Leng ser Span sho ara 0 JEWEL HUGGARD O A R cnzenshg o ni 0 POW Y GERALDINE HUDSON ar! award O JOYCE CALCOTE U A s 1 0 JO ANN STRICKLAND Erlgvs ur O DO 4 KENNETH DEWBRE seno dcbole U nr: 0 BETTY EAGLE ran award O POW 4 ELIIABETH JACKSON mn ordfornewspaper 0 OLIVECROUCH Co nr-rce award for grlr 0 JAMES V Y C fl Commerce awar Ir POW O MARY ANN PEABODY Amerfcon Legvon own ri f r r 0 GRACE DEGN Sn: an award O ROW o GERALDINE HUDSON ru r all 9 JOHNNY TROUP nrchfc-CH U O A DALE WHITTINGTON Sears Roebuck LEOLA CORLEY yournnlrsm award fr yr WV7.I K 0 LILLIAN JONES 1 LENE UNSELL Y ofrs arc 9 JO O no e O JANE LUMSDEN V rx spun JOEL ALBEE 5 0 LEONA CALVERT 0 PATSY PORTER AF 0 RICHARD RODGERS BOB LEONARD 0 ETA O ne a L FRANCES CLINGMAN O THOMAS MANGHAM rc e 0 RONALD SMITH Masq O LOIS COVEY Q 'L dxwht er .gr rf ,-. 4541 rx, aw 415 xn 6' fl -vs T Q Q , 4 . - . - .,- L.: , ' J ' Sl f I l ' 'R , . , , . ,J . . . 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'r-svn: , '.'r . 4, ' ' I r. .er sur' W, 1-frm , '-'- '-' 's gay ,f . ' ' fce a-mfr? Q . v , . ,Y 9. J . j, E , - T A n I 5. x ' ., 5: v. I R rj J 2 use C7011 un Nfl' JOANNE TRAPPE the Redskin S the 1 ,X CCQM- E-'xr 0 ifmjffl Cgvefectecf DONNA BRYANT the 1949 Band Quee C is Jim II s JOY CURTIS fhe Bosebc1HQ een f IC Csswrflzcjrlfi CATHERINE JENNINGS F A S eerhe 'Q Q' Cgin' Cyiqotbclf 3618464651 ANN STRICKLAND the Football Q e E' 104 ff cf Q WAN!! DONNA SKINNER 19508 Jig OLIVE CROUCH B Q C IC! Cjrgun I'ZClfl'0I1S REBA GILSTRAP the Chieftain Princess 'av 'S IO5 Cgilrugg :ing unc! Csvfflhlillg. . Wren Hammitt was the artist who painted the sign boards for the Chieftain Capers. lt was a labor of love for all cone cerned - Wren was no exception - The affair was such a success that a general cry went up: Let's make this an annual affair. Thus an idea was born. Two of the most loyal and most efficient members of the Chieftain stafif were Gladys Sherman and Joanne Seal, upper right, who set up and edited the senior section .... Jo Ann Strickland, Jim Keltner, and Mary Ann Peabody, right, were respon- sible for the sports page of the Redskin Arrow. A staff of good typists is an invaluable asset. The CHHS publications have an exceptionally Hne group of girls work- ing the keys for both Chieftain and Redskin Arrow. Chief staff typist, Billie Utz, sits at the typewriter, right, surrounded by her helpers, Barbara Oliver, Mary Harreld, Ramona Rum- iner, and Barbara Morris. At the lower right are five of the mainstays of both staffs: Ann Castle, who did the faculty section of the Chieftain, Georganna Edmiaston, feature ed- itor of the Arrowg Sue Edwards, editor of the junior section of the Chieftain, and Mary Ann Mullens, who with Connie Price, seated, prepared the index. Mary Jo Barnes, not in the picture, was also responsible for the index. We fwfza Qigark the gum me - nn :un Qc yup: for Oo Twenty minutes past eight and if the crowd doesn't thin out some seniors are going to have to wait until lunch time for those precious commencement announcements. .70 lfzcf flkiiflrisfz liiflcr. Q.. . Q x SI I 'Y O 5 , QR .Q Row l ABBOTT, ROY, industrial arts ADLEMAN, L!LLY, general, AIRHEART, PAT, general, AKEPS, JEANNINE, general, AKINS, PATSY, general, Knobberettes, Choir, FBLA lreporterl, home room secretary, ALBEE, JOEL, industrial arts, Chieftains. Row 2 ALLEN, JEAN, general, Knaboerettes lsergeantatbarmslz ALLEN, JOAN, commercial, Knobberettes, FBLA lhistorianl, Honor Society, AMREY, BILLY, general, ANDREWS, BETTY, commercial, ANDREWS, DOYLE, general, O club, ANDREWS, VERNON, post graduate, FFA. HO M. Ev W x' 1-.U IN A14 xg I F Y Z le!! ' IZ!! UI Top R w ANTHONY HAR LD usvrro ark Amo dub fpres defm ARISMENDEZ CHRIST NA Us : onor Soc evy FBLA dub ARTHU PICHA ga evo HERTON JOY enema! K A A ' P commerce! Knobberevtes ATHERTON MARIILYV 3 0 cn OW 2 AVERY DOROTHY Q neroI Jun o A umm BA P VIN generof bond BAKER CARI ge ero FFA Bi I UMAN mdusrrrgl gn: R dskms AI, 3 L qrmsj ALDWIN LANNES occdem c BARKEP general Row 3 BAUMAN LOUIS gerveroI Auvo dub H Y BIY S D N genera! Redskms Phovogrcphy cub BEAT' KI- H N acuderwc Mu AIpho Thevo EI BJNN ONNIE enero r Y Sw unc' d ross o r D nerof Chwelfc Us ey c U orom Pow I BE E BO e o demrc, chow, BENNETT, MARY, ge so ow N N, HIPLEY, enero' C' ' , TIEY, LOIS, genera BICKERSTAFF , ge'e'c ks 3- -If 1 in 'N U X fe'VcIn, p rmors :Iub, home com p as - N' ow I I. W, I NA, genera? home f sf: BIGGEPSTAFF, EVILU OCC7d9fV'IC A ' : vi '-1, cf C oss, c o rp GS, V LYN, o fa Row 2 BOLES DON 1 7 'T i CHI t we 'Qs 1' 15 an 0 1' i UflC!I'QC! CSUQHIOIYS' 17 Top Rowl BIGLER room treasurer BIRD BISHOP ROSEMARY academrc Chueltauns club BLACK MAXINE INE general SUE commercral Knobberettes home MYRL general Auto club lpresrdentl general O club BLACK JOHN Key club Hustorucal club Spanlsh general Art club BLACKBURN MAX general BOLIN TOM general home JY i II2 room presrdent BOOTH OMA LEE general home room secretary BORDEN DORIS general BOWLWARE ELEANOR academic Englush club home room vice president BOYCE NORMA general Student Councul Row 3 BOYD LOIS general BRANIGAN PAT general Red Cross BRAZIL SCOTTY academrc Redskins lpresldentl Key club lsecretaryl FTA Red Cross Student Council lunuor rotaruan :hour Teen Town Board all school yell leader home room secretary BRIDWELL SUE general Knobber ettex BRINK JOE rndustrnal arts O club FFA ltreasurerj track team BROCK DOLORES general Knobberettes Bottom Row I BROWER PAUL academrc Jumor Alumnu BROWN ALLAN general BROWN CAROLYN general Knobberettes Row 2 BROWN LORETA general BRYANT LA FERN acc demrc Ku Yrs Merry Masquerx Student Councul Redxkm Arrow staff Chaeltoun stall BRYCE BETTY general Row 3 BURKETT BILL general Redslunx lpledge master, tennu team BURLESON TOMMY academrc Chnettams O club Student Councul home room presndent BURNETT BARBARA general X . 15 C17 ., . 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'Z '05 QP Z the Glass 0 Top Row I BURNETT JOY general BURRIS MYRTLE commercval Knobberettes BURROUGHS JANET general BUTCHER FRANCES general Photography club Operators club BUTLER ERMA HARRIS academrc BYNUM VERA CAR TER general Art club lvlce presldentj home room secretory Row 2 CALAWAY HAROLD general HIY Operators club CALCOTE JOYCE ocademlc Honor Socuety Englvsh club Hustorucoi club Ihustoruanj FTA CALVERT LEONA home economic: CANADA GERALD academic bond CANTRELL DORETHIA commercval CASE PATRICIA general Jumor Alumm Row 3 CASTLE ANN gneral K Yns Jumor Alumnu Honor Socuety Redskun Arrow stuff Chleltoun stof? home room secretary CHANCELLOR ETTA commerctal Knobber ettes CINDLE BETTY home economics chow CLABORN CHARLES Industrial arts Auto club CLAXTON OMAR rn dustrval arts Boys Sports club CLINGMAN FRANCES Gne arts Honor Society lpresudentt Student Councll bond fvnce presudentj chour Ioccompanustj Bottom Row I CLINKENBEARD ANN general Knobber ettes CLOPTON ELDON ocademtc COBB JIMMY general bond Ipresudentl Row 2 COCKPELL BILL Industrial arts O club Auo club COFFMAN HAROLD general FFA O tlub COG DILL PAT commercial FBLA Row 3 COLLINS O J general Chleltouns CONWAY THERESA general Hustorucal club COOK EMMA LOU academic QS 'Q U 'ws i 1 g Off tart IR W 17 11' 9- T p R w I CORBIN PAULINE BURNES general Red Cross CORLEY LEOLA academic Ki Vs Ivice presidentl Writers club ltreasurerl Merry Masquers Honor Society Chieftain staft Ieditorl KRKC dance committee lchairmanl Coed Council CORN RE academic Knobberettes Merry Masquers Honor Society lsecretaryt Student Council lvice presldentl Boys Chorus sweetheart SASC delegate home room secretary COURTER MELFRED line arts band COUTS BILL, general, O club- COVEY, LOIS line arts Delta Sig- ma, Merry Masquers. Row 2: COX, JERRY, general, CRAIL LA VONDA, academic Honor Society, Science club ltreasurerl, O club lsecretary- treasurertp CRAVENS, DON, general Redskins lyell leadert, CRAWFORD, MARY ETTA, general, CRICK, PATSY, commer- cial Red Cross, CROUCH, OLIVE, general Ki Yis, Red Cross, FBLA, Student Council lsecretaryl, basketball queen. Row 3: CUDE, JOAN, commercial FBLA, CUMBY, SYLVIA general Ki Yis, CUNNINGHAM DELENA, general, CURTIS, JOY, general, Ki Yis, Merry Masquers lreporterl, Honor So- ciety, Red Crass, Writers club, choir, Student Council, base- ball queen, Redskin Arrow staff, DAMBOLD, GENE aca- demic, Redskins, DAVIS, BETTY, general, Bo om, Row I: DAVIS, BILL T M, academic, Chieftains, Sigma Chi Iota vice-president, Merry Masquers, CAP lmats- ter-sergeantl, Student Council, DAVIS, NOLA MAE, general, Bible History club ltreasurerl, DAVIS, OUANNAH, general, Red Cross. Row 2: DAVIS, REBA SMITH, general, DAVIS, WANDA JO, commercial, DAWSON, DAVID, academic, band, Historical club, Photography club lpresidentt. Row 3: DEEN, WENDELL, general, Redskins, Photography club, DEGN, GRACE, academic, Ki Yis, Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, DE JACIMO, BILLY, general. o Qs 2- Z' n 0 ffm Jrcfrllw ace T R w I DELP DON general DEWBRE KENNETH ocademvc Ch ellolns Ipresudeml Key club lpresldenfl Della Sigma lpresadenll sensor class presudenl Merry Masquers sergeonlalarmsl yunuor rovorean DICK CATHERINE IEN NINGS ocodemlc Knobberelles Teen Town Board lsecre Iary Bg 5 lsecrelory Redskun Arrow staff FFA Sweel hear! home room secrelary DICKERSON BETTY general DIEHM MARILYN general Knobberellex FBLA DIETZ RICH ARD general Row 2 DILLION ANNABEL commercval FBLA DIXSON WANDA general DODGE VIRGINIA general DODSON LAURA acadermc Mu Alpha Theta lpresldenll Merry Mas quers lvrce prexudenrl Honor Soclevy DORSEY MAXINE ocademlc Mu Alpha Theta Sngma Chr Iova secrevaryl Blble Hrslory club DOUGHTY JOYCE home econormcs Knob berenes Row 3 DOWLEY VIRGINIA general DUNAHOO MAXINE general Junlor Alumni YTeens EAGLE BETTY comrnerclal Knobberenes lpresudenvl FBLA Redslun Arrow nor? Chlel 'om slci EDWARDS DON general Buble Huslory club WARDS JERRY general O lub mor ss vice president EDWARDS SUE ocademlc K Yrs Merry Mas querx l!reasurerI Honor Soclevy Svudenr Council Redskln Arrow star? Cheellnnn sIofT Teen Town Board Bug 5 home room presudem Bolfom, Row I: EICHMAN, MARION, general, ELLIS, ROB- ERT, ocodemrc Photography club, band, ELLIS, WANDA, general. Row 2: EMERSON, JAMES, academic, Chielfoins, Key club, Honor Socie!y' ERWIN, DOROTHY, general, EVANS, BILLY, academic. Row 3: FAGLIE, GERALDA, academic, Mu Alpha Thevc, Honor Society, English club, FARR, RALPH, general, FAULK' NER, NANCY, general. ,A of K! 7 1 av- 'IN K' I It Cl J' , S' C7 Qf 7720 0171 lvlflg l U6 Top Row I FELTON DELORES general FENT DONALD academic O :lub FENTON NAYDENE commercial Knobberettes lvlce presldentj FERGUSON CHARLES aca demrc Mu Alpha Theta FERGUSON COY general FFA lpresudentj Chieftains FERGUSON J G general Boys Row 2 FIELDER LORETTA home economics FIKE CLAUD EEN commercnal Knobberettes homeroom secretary FISHER JAMES academrc FISHER RAYMOND general Boys Sports club lpresldentj FFA Red Cross Operators club Redskins FLETCHER LYDIA general FLINSBAUGH JOHN academic Operators club HI Y lpresudentl Row 3 FORSHEE FOREST general FOSTER MARY LOUISE cornmercual Honor Socnety FOUTCH BARBARA general Sponush club FOX BARBARA home eronomvcx FOX NEVA commerctal FREEMAN JEAN STANCIL general Knobber ettes homeroom vece president Bottom Row 1 FREEMAN KENNETH industrial arts Auto club FULLER BOBBIE general Knobberettes GABLE WIL MA general Row 2 GERS JACK general FFA lsecretaryl O club GIBSON MARGREUTE general GILSTRAP REBA general Chlettann staff lbuslness manager, Student Councll Writers club Honor Socuety K1 Yns Chnettaun prmcess Row 3 GLASGOW DONALD general GLASS DONALD mdustnal artx GLIDEWELL REVA general -QQ ' x I mx 'I , iffir. l . .l 5 M Y V -1, L I' A 5: ' 'K 1 A 9'- X QL f 'E H R rx , - ' . 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L ' an Q Av-, 1 'Q fr Glwngmg iw ld Top Row I GOLLIHER DOROTHY general Horizon club Isocial chairmanl bond GOODING GENE general Chiet toms O club GRANT MARY JUNE commercial Horizon club Ipresidentj homeroom president GREEN TENA home economics Knobberettes lsergeont at arms, FTA Bible His tory club Student Council track tecm mascot GREGORY JACK industrial arts Redskins lyell Ieaderl Student Coun cut GRESHAM YVETTA general Row 2 GRIGGS CLYDE general QUINN DOROTHY gen eral HAIR ARMEDA academic HALE EUGENE fine arts Merry Mcsquers Delta Sigma Ivice presndentl HALL MAR LENE line arts Honor Society choir chorus Ivice presidentl Row 3 HALL REX general HAMILTON LORA LEE general Knobberettes HAMMITT RICHARD general Boys Sports :lub HANDLY LA JUANDA general HANEY CLARENCE general HARRELD TOMMY fine arts Chieftains FTA U brarianj band Bottom Row I HARRIS WENDELL academic HARRIS WILMA JO general Knobberettes HARRISON ROBERT industrial arts Operators club Row 2: HATCHER ALICE general, HENSHALL PAT, general, HERVEY ROBERT, academic O club Merry Masquers, homeroom president. Row 3: HILDEBRAND JOHN general, HILTON, BILL, induse trial arts Chieftains ttrecsurerj KRKC dance committee, Isecretarydreasurerlf HOLLINGSWORTH LOUIS general Chieftains homeroom president. 0-'Hx -, l fi 3 Jil -L C1198 OHIPQ Cgl'll'OLlg 7. GN ,T Top Rowl HOLLIS ELAINE general HOOKER BlLL gen eral Red Cross Chieftains lvice presadentl Student Council Coed Council lpresidentl Redskin Arrow stat? Chieftain stoH KRKC dance committee, HOOVER, JEAN, commercial, Historical club, HOWELL, ALGIA, general, band, homeroom president, HUDSON, GERALDINE, fine arts, Art club, Knob- berettes, Redskin Arrow staff, Chieltoin stall, HUFF, RUTH, general, Row 2: HLJFEORD, REBA, general, Knobberettes, HUFFMAN, MARJORIE, general, HUGGARD, JEWELL, commercial, FBLA, Honor Society, HUNTER, BOB, general, Key club lpresidentj, Chieftains, all school yell leader, Student Couiicil, Teen Town Board, HURLEY, CONNIE, general, JACKSON, BOB, academic, Row 3: JACKSON, ELIZABETH, academic K' Yis, Writers club Honor Society lvice-presidentl homeroom vice-presi- dent, Redskin Arrow stafl leditorl, Chieftain stall, JANEWAY, BEVERLY, academic, JAY, JIMMIE, industrial arts Auto club, JEFFRIES, SUE, general, JENKINS, ANN, line arts Chieltain staH, choir, band- JEWELL, JERRY academic O club. Bottom, Row l: JOBE, DOUGLAS, fine arts, Boys Sports club, JOHNSON, BARBARA, academic, Spanish club, JOHN- SON, BUDDY, academic, Row 2: JOHNSON, JO ELLEN, academic, JOHNSON, MARY, academic, Art club, Redskin Arrow stan, Chieftain stall, JONES, ANGELENE, general Row 3: JONES, JAYNE, academic, Ki Yis lsecretaryl, Bible History club lpresidentl, Intro-City Student Council lreporterj, all city high school dance board lchairmanl, SASC de'egate, NASC delegate, Student Council, Mu Alpha Theta, Merry Masquers, Honor Society, JONES, JlMMY, academic, JONES, LILLIAN, academic, O club lvice-presidentl, Knobberettes, Junior Alumni, homeroom president, R, 1' 2' Q' -gr 1 1' Q 'vs GL 127 7 i f Top Row I JONES RAYMOND rnduxtrral arts Redskms ltreasurerj Student Councvl JONES T L vndustrval arts O club FFA lvnce presndentl KELTNER JIM academrc Chlettams Wrrters club Redskln Arrow stan Chleltorn stat? KENDALL GRAHAM general KEMP PAUL general KILLMAN STANLEY :nduxtnalarts Auto club home room vnce presndent KING J B general O club KING JEANELL commercval Honor Socoety KINTON MEL THENA commercial FBLA KIRK GENEVIEVE general KIS SELBURG JACK lf'IdUSffl0l arts FFA Row 3 KNOY DENA general KOCH JOHN general O club KOCH JUNE OWENS general FBLA KRUMME LEON academic Wnters club lprexndentl Redsluns lvuce presudentj football manager KUHN CHRISTINE general Knobberettes KUKLENSKI ROSALEE academic band Bottom Row I LACEY SUE general Ku Yns home room secretary LANGSTON ELDON general LEFFEL MARY LOU home economvcx Row 2 LEE HELEN general Buble Hlstory club LEONARD BOB academic Mu Alpha Theta Honor Socuety LESSMANN ESTHER general Row 3 LINDER ROBERT flne arts Chueftauns Auto club bond Ireporterj swung band LINDSAY JOHN academlc HIY Operators :lub LINVILLE LONNIE general Q. 'N J I A In I B f T X 'v E ' S . V X . Y 'X . - is A ' A av 6 Irs - .. ' 1 5 II 1 X with melzslz kr gts Jorogram .. xx Row 2: 'KIM?EY, ,RlCHARD, academic, Chieltainsgrband, A .I ,nu I - . ' ' :' ,V vi, K 'I I l , gl ' ,g , Q K , , ' I . 2' I I X- A li I ' ' 4-' M .1 A A: 1 , as 'UK se:- YI7 1 wtf: mr cle jp r gt cgcluevenzents Q if i ,- Qs if -Q Q' ' E- A N gl jf ES o Top Row I LITTLE WANDA general LIVENGOOD EVE LYN commercnal Knobbereltes LOGSTON BOBBY general LOWRY JON academic Redskins Englush club band home room vnce presudent LUMSDEN JANE academic Merry Masquers lsecreiaryl LUSE VENDINE general Row 2 LYNCH SH RLEY general O club Key cub home room vnce presudent MABRY JACQUELINE cammer cral Ku Yrs ldemerut captaml FBLA Honor Socuety MAJORS JUNE commercial band MANGHAM THOMAS nndustrral arts HIY MANKIN PATSY academuc Knobberettes Junuor Alumm Buble Hnstory club Red Cross MARSH BERLIN academic FTA Ipresldentl Chueltauns FFA O club Mu Alpha Theta Row 3 MARSHALL MARY academrc Ku Yrs Merry Mos quers Honor Soclely MARTIN GERALD general O cl b Chueltauns Boys Sports club MARTIN LAVERNE commer cfal FBLA MARTIN SUE home economics Knobberettes Sludenl Councul MATTHEWS WANDA commercual MAX WELL CHARLENE commercial Horuzon club Isecretary treasurerl Huslorncal club Bottom Row I MEADOWS JOHN academvc Slgma Chu Iota MEARS CLYDEAN general MEEKS RUTH general Row 2 MEINHARDT KENNETH academic Honor Socuety Engllsh club lpresudentl Mu Alpha Theta lvnce presrdentl MELVIN FERN general MELTON MELVIN rnduxtrfal arts Chneltams Row 3 MILLER ALTON general O club FFA MILLER IRA academic MILLER JIMMIE commercial I y .r b - o I 'QM pp T' sr- h if Top Rowl MILLS CLARA MAE commercial MINOR BOB academic Junror Alumnl lsecreiaryl MINTON CHARLES acaderruc Chuelrams Wrners club Sugma Chu lola MINX EDDY academic O club Chlellalns Key club Knobber elle Buddy MITCHELL DON general Junvor Alumnl MON ROE SUE line arf: chour quorvel JERALD general MOON BOB academic O cub MOORE COLLEEN Eno arf: Art club Ureasurerl Honor Socuely home room vuce presndenv MORRIS HERSHEL general chorus MORRIS J W general Row 3 MYERS GLEN general Redsluns MULHOUSEN HAROLD lndunnal arts O club MULLENS MARY ANN general K Yu Chlehonn xlafl MUSSELMAN BONNIE academic Bible Hlslory club ldevohonal Ieoderl McCOL LOM ELDON academlc Chueflauns McCOLLOUGH BILLY academlc Sugma Chu Iolo bond Boliom Row 'I McCRARY JOE general O club M DANIEL GAY academic band lllbrarnanl Sludenr Councnl home room vlce pressdenl McDANlEL JOYCE general Row 2 McGraw RENA JEANNE general MCGUIRE BUDDY general Boys Sports club McLEMORE BOB general ROW 3 McPHERSON COLLEEN academic Hlslorucal club Honor Socrety home room secretary McPI-IERSON LINDA general Honor Society NICHOLS DELBERT general Red skms f J X rf I l . 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Redslun Arrow stat? sensor class secretary homeroom sec retary PRICE DONITA academic Ku Yls homeroom pres: dent Q! xi! 5' I 111 1131 o Ro HN occ ev' c '1 eIvo 'ws Iso: 'cry vers ce res en svorco c Cor urwcI Ivlecvwon chc rmonl Sfudenf Courwc I Iporhomervvc I n Red Cross Invro fny Svudenv Courml PURCELL AN ode-mfr K RA A S ne of A pvemdenvj dub Ipreswdenvj RAINBOW DALE occ demvc RAMSEY BARBARA home economfcx Ho or SDC Row 2 HEAD RUBY ger1eraI REED CLARENCE occ er' FEED KENNEYH gerveroI REVNOLDS MAX ge era FICE JOHN general RHODES VELLA corvvrvfercro Ow P N T MMV enero or rs r crIeI Key cub BEPTS OE n uvro cr EEA RODGEPS RICHARD acudervvc Honor So I S club Hgvmqm dub Phovoqfgphy Uub PODMAN LANETVA genera ROC-ERS STEPH N gerwerc POSCHAL JACK general oNorvw Fo I POSEBROOK DELMAP ge era POWDE4 D e ercf A WLAND BETTY co Ho Socwevy Row POWLAND CHARLES gefvero O I D JANDE MELBA genera SCOGOIN ALJTHIJP o ode Recsl Red Cross W SEAL .IOANNE ccaderwc K Ys Ivrecsurer Ho cefy Mu AIpho Them Isecrevory vreosurer, E cl sf c vvce pres den!! rwfers Iub In ehq V09 edsk row MOH SELF DAVID ocodemfc SEGLER CHRISTA 9 O KI 1 c zlmns N ,L . 1 w . 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Q5 v 4:5 F ani Top Row I WHITE MARY ELIZABETH general homeroom prendent WHITE MARY NELL home economlcx K: Yns WHITSON MARY ALICE commerclal WHITTINGTON ORA DALE academic FTA LVICC presldentl Knobberettes Honor Soclety WIGGINS LORENE general WILKINS CARROL academic Row 2 WILLGRUBE BILLIE general WILLIAMS DARRELL general FFA O club WILLIAMS DON academic Chuel tams Jumor Alumnu Ssgma Chu Iota Honor Socuety llreas urerI Student Council homeroom presudent WILLIAMS RUTH commercial FBLA Knobberettes WILLIAMS STEVE general band Chleltaunx WILLIS BOB general Chueltauns Row 3 WILLIS PAT fine arts chonr WILSON ALVIN general WINFORD EARL RAY general Englnsh club WIN STON MARTHA general WINSTON VIRGINIA general WITT JOE general O club Bottom Row I WOODARD JAMES W general WOOL DRIDGE PRESTON academic homeroom sergeant alarms WOOLEY BILLIE general Row 2 WORTHY EMMA JEAN general homeroom secre tory WRIGHT BURLEY JOE general Chneftanns WRIGHT JOE general Redskln Arrow :tai Chueltaln stat? Row 3 WRIGHT MARY general Student Councnl YOUNG CHRISTINE general ZANOLA JUANITA commercial FBLA P RV 4- 1' 1' 1 gp I? i f 3 Q. - Q Q. WI I K AA S XX. I 1 if ! K ' .I 8- K 5, , gf , I I fa of gr Lmace my new f f 1 1 I I ax -, F' Q I ' 'I ,I I I I 1 P, A K I.: I , I I , I ,I I I 7 ,Q gs X ,I I , F I, ' ' 7 l X , , 1 , , ' , - 6 as gg. tc Qf QW mast we gre rou The graduating senior class of 1950 has come a long way since that day in September, 1947, when first our eyes beheld the halls of CHHS. AI- most five hundred strong, we swarmed over the campus with eagerness and vitality. As sopho- mores, our main event of the year was Sophomore Day that May. Reigning over the class party, held at Springlake Amusement Park, was King Eddy Minx and Queen Betty Jo Cindle. Yes, that was a great day for the sophs, but as iuniors we became a little more serious minded and during the year sponsored two events-the Junior Class Play, George Washington Slept Here, starring Jane L Lumsden, Jon Lowry, Joanne Trappe, and Jo Ann Strickland, and the Junior Senior prom held at Oklahoma City's famous Zebra Room, May 10, 1949, for which we footed the bill and practically grew bunions. As Big Wheel seniors, we feel like the luckiest and most prolific class ever. What other class could have had so many honors? A State Championship football team, under the inspired coaching of John Miskovsky, a quarterback, Jack Van Pool, who was named to the All-American-Football Team, and who was chosen all-state football, basketball, Sponsors and oiicers of the senior class seated Lee Williamson sponsor Connie Price secretory Mrs Aileen Rinehart spangor standing Kenneth Dewbre president Jerry Edwards vice president C B Speegle sponsor R L Vaughn sponsor and H l lt tlefield sponsor 128 3 X l X X N 'i .' I .21 I f: :.I Lqnd the Help of QW ofieaalers. and baseball player, an honor science student, Keith Penny, who won national recognition in the Westinghouse contest, an outstanding commercial student, Jacqueline Mabry, who won first place in a national essay contest, with a prize of Sl00, the largest honor society in the history of the school, an unbeatable golf team, the largest and most modern cafeteria in the southwest. All this and heaven, too: for we have, in addition, the distinct honor and privilege of being members of the great community known as Capitol Hill High School. Being members of this school and of the senior class, we'll remember our last year for its lighter side also. We'll recall the bon fire rallies we've had, the rousing pep assemblies held every week, the KRKC Christmas Dance, the Chieftain Capers, biggest variety show production of the year which brought out the S.R.O. signs, the most wonderful iunior-senior prom ever given for a senior class, the magnificent senior day assembly which featured the crowning of the lovely senior day queen, Liz Jackson, and most of all, we'll remember the actual graduation exercises we went through. An idea is born as Cheesy Littlefield puts on his thinking cap - Keltner is un- concerned and Leola Corley is dehnitely shocked at such a proposal. Other com- mittee members are willing to hear him out. Not an idea in a whole car load, as members of the senior day activities com- mittee try to plan for a day of fun and frolic: Seated, Reba Gilstrap, Elizabeth Jackson, Betty Eagle, and Leola Corley, on the table, H. L. little- ield, sponsor, Mary Ann Mullens, James Keltner. We Qgrlng ur ace go .Zn The whole activity program for senior day and commencement at CHHS is done through committees. These committees spend long hours working out plans for the great occasion. The senior assembly, most important assembly of the year, is written and produced by members of the class. Some years commencement speakers are representatives of the classy other years a speaker is chosen from outside-this year's class decided to follow the latter plan. Among the important committees is the cap and gown committee, right, Sue Lacey meas- ures the length for Sue Edward's gown while Jackie Mabry finds a tape measure long enough to go around Gene Steiger's big head. Clyde Ward tallies the results. What do other schools do at commencement and baccalaureate, moans Earl Winford, only male member of the group. Others on the com- mittee include: Seated, Kathryn Beaty, Gladys Sherman, Jo Ann Strickland, and Joanne Seal, standing, Doris Borden and Ann Castle. wry Ann Peabody, Connie Price, Re Corn, choirma 5 In Assembly committee members study all sorts of books for ideas for their assembly. Joy Curtis, who wrote the script, reads parts of it to other members of the group for their approval: Leon Krum e, nd Joanne Trappe. V .1 tal! X ,! gs The class of 1951 has another year to wait until that great come-and-get-it day, an entire nine months to be filled with wonderful memories of all the happy and sad moments that they will ex- perience. The past record of this outstanding class lacks nothing: they began their high school careers by electing Oscar Shuler to lead them along the mys- terious, unknown way of high school. They followed this by selecting Carroll Gregg as their leader this year. Other officers were: Nancy Davidson, vice- president, and Bea Holland, secretary. Their first big jump into the pond as sophomores was a sock- hop in the gym to raise money for class activities. When they became a little more dry behind the ears, as juniors, they branched into the dramatic line and produced the suspenseful play, Kind Lady with Mary Jo Barnes as the aforementioned lady. Along with her were O. V. Dement and Carroll Gregg. gt the gfclffwuy 772ClI' Carroll Gregg officiated at the junior class dance which christened the new CHHS cafeteria. The gruelling student council election involving the whole school but with an exclusive junior class slate was the big breath-taker of April. The school never saw such signs-candidates put them up on a Monday morning before daybreak. Officers for next year are: Bertram Shelby, president, Carole Cook, vice-president, Marilyn Hammett, secretary, Don Keith, yell leader, and Bea Holland, assistant yell leader. ' The best junior-senior prom in the history of CHHS is in the records. No effort was spared to pay the highest tribute possible to the senior class. Juniors even enjoyed it themselves, when they weren't thinking about the cost. Now juniors will raise their heads, take a deep breath, and set out to shoulder their responsibilities as the new senior class. Carroll Gregg headed the junior class as president, standing center, Bea Holland was secretary. Sponsors included: Mrs. Mable Kincade, Mr. John Smith, Mr. Earl Stewart, Mr. Charles Alexander and Miss Vera Billingslea, seated with Bea. James Price harangues a group of his classmates on the subject of class rings. They all agree that the small gold objects cost too much but that's not going to keep anybody from buying one. 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Btcgrr Peggy Stevens Reta Stewart Norma Stueber Bull Stine lcls Stine Annette Stone Perry Strlcklrn Evelyn Suduk Emma Tockelt Delmar Taylor Donald Taylor Rrchard Taylor Ezra Terry Bobby Thomas Marlene Thomas Rosemary Thomas Beverly Thompson Nanetle Thompson Ralph Thompson ay Thompson Roberta Thornton Alsce Thrash Earl Trllery Kalvrna Tuttle 1'- is S' reatest c ev en '-1 173 ASQ Q A N: 1' 'T I Q Q Charles Shroeder Oscar Shuler Loretta Shultz James Sides Imogene Sull Donna Slunner Leonora Skrapka Bull Slater Barbara Slaton Jerry Smallwood Belly Smnth Cecrl Smrth Delroy Smlth Elbue Smlth Glorla Smulh Johnny Soergel Loss Southerland Mary Ellen Sparks Louuse Spence Bernuce Sprcer Floyd Sprtler Ronald Stander Horace Sleadman ,- ? 'X 'Q -f LX Q fl vo- v 5x ,k- Q X i A lx X , AK x . 'C 6 T f '- AV do X 4' .R 9 ' .Vu sy T E f 19' 1 W I L ,-,H A . ,Q G G. 4' , . V f N N ,x .- , ' -1 T fi 1 y ' 'Q -T 2' 5' 9 - A m is -2 J . : Q 8.. .E ' . - , Q E4 'V' , . W, xl A I' 3 ' . , 6 Q 1 -- . 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V ' ' e ' 6 l -X' ' as ' , 'L f 3? . . F v we '- Sl i 6 J , v ' ' fi i J A , ,' V31 5' 4 R B ' i fi J s ' fx. ? 15, Wanda Whetsell 3. 'll' W P xxii' 6 'ff ,' Rf ' y I .JI A 1 y A i , . . X. ' n V t Q 4, 3 sy 1 5, 3 ' 'V I 'PH A X-:. x K xx 4 . . I Q of 'Ji A K l , f H .I V 6 4. 4 5, ' - 2 f 2 R , , I N E 4 ' A 1 Y xi -V A 1 'Q,f4f E,-c. ' xfVx vbgx ,Q ' I ' ! nl R 4 A on I we iw W Already a great many members of the class of 1952 are establishing a name and place for them- selves in various phases of life at CHHS. Outstand- ing in the dramatic field, and with promise of suc- cess have been sophomores Catherine Beacom, Nancy Hathaway, Wanda Moore, and Arthur Su- dik, who have already had coveted roles in stage productions during the year. Twirlers Patsy Hines, Irma Maples, Pat Wagstaff, and Colleen Farr, mem- bers of the all-sophomore Twirlers' Corps, have achieved much in their first year at CHHS. As leaders of their sophomore class, these offi- cers will influence their companions through senior high: Bob Hooker, president, Patsy Hines, vice- gt the Startling most president, and Pat Eubanks, secretary. They planned big doings last month when the sophomore dance was held. Called the Sophomore Mixer, it was held in CHHS's new social center and featured a fioor show. It was the sophomore class which brought fresh spirit and new ideas to the school, backed up the more experienced upperclassmen, and made this year the greatest in our history. We cheered the hardest for our teams, for our favorites, and horri- fied the dignified seniors by swiping their bubble- gum and would have their queenships if they hadn't amended the student constitution to save their own noses. 1' Staring wistfully out of the library window waiting to see seniors de- part for the luncheon are three un- identified sophomore girls. Elected to lead and guide the baby class at CHHS were the group here gathered, Seated, Miss Juanita Bittle and Mrs, Alice Chesher, standing, left ta right, Bob Hooker, president, Mr, O, R. Williamson, Patsy Hines, vice president, Pat Eubanlms, secretary, Mr. Joe Dabney, and Mr. Henry Foth. flfvfll Cqutwarcf R surance hr' q-I QQ 39 l fb h 4 3 N ' Row l Donald Adams Loretta Adams Nancy Adcock George Adleman Duck Akers Bobby Allen Carolyn Allen Edna Allen Jean Allred row 2 Donald Ames Davld Andrews Wnlma Andrews Grace Arnsmendez Jeanette Avery Ronme Armutage Eva Lou Baker Jean Baker Wanda Baker row 3 Lonee Bagley Gaul Balley Loulse Barley Robert Baldwin Barbara Bales Jlmmy Barber Joan Barber Drudeon Barker LaDean Barnhlll f ,Q My 4 A Q-4 - Mal A 4' ,Q 4 24 1.1. A 6009 3 J WL 31 1 Row 4 Wrlma Baskett Sherman Battrell Leonard Bax ter Don Baze Catherine Beacom Myrtle Beaty Leo Beck Sarah Beezley Geraldine Belflower row5 John Bell Robert Bell Betty Bellew Paul Bennett Shurley Bennlght Eva Benson Neva Benson Jo Ann Berg 144 strand Vernon Buttman row 6 Kenneth Black Bev erly Black Hugh Blakesly Edwma Blansett Opal Blank enshnp Reta Blevms Dnxle Bolanger Parker Bond Bullne Booth l S . . f J r il . g , j: -Q g..- '- , xg' A 0 ' A fx M, .A .,.l V'-Y 'f' tv -. .- ' I 4 J, ' y A ' rs J L. we 1 M Y' ' , ' i. ' N ' M , - 9 , V. 'Rh A ' , A -1 rl X l -' 1 1 , ' ,A A . J , 4 -R A B X - . , , ' ' it ,, . 3 Q fy' ' Q A K A, Y K. A rd: f 1 5 n Y l ' ' ' , J Q TL , ' 1 s M , 'J , X E ,, S: A 4' 5 Q , 17 F -s.-t is Q f 'vw in .Jo , I l . ' J' -1 fc 'v V M s I 'A 'I ' K A an . X A ,X : , A be 5 s ' ' ' ' e ' , 'A' 'F ' Q ll l' M v fl y Q f 1' -l,w,c It ,. an V .- B r 'Q . f : : ' X , D -F 1 ' B 2' ', ' 5 N, 1 , . 1,15 'hr 'll -'Q ?l 'J' :Q 3.4 fp 45 ' , 6 ,f . Q My Q. . Q .1 . J, -K 7 . , , ' I I J 7 1 ' . ' I 1 1 ' t lgnwarcf Cgreprcfatzon X Q19 4 'AA an 'J' YW b..f it-BLK 'S' Row 7 Glenn Booth Dale Borden Don Bourns Sue Bowden Bully Bowlung Joyce Box Bonnle Boyd Law rence Brackett Fern Brandt row 2 Marlon Brewer Zockle Brldges Bully Brown Dennls Brown Elmo Brown Pt! ii A 1:-1 nl.: ,411 Row 4 Jlmmre Caldwell Charles Callum Donald Campbell Jean Campbell Volta Canning Melvrn Cardwell Betty Carpenter Anlta Sue Carreker Hen ryetta Carter row 5 Wendell Casey Marne Cassady Claude Cathey, Margle Cave, Mary Cavender, Bull v E .. A K3 it kt y... 'l Qj 3 W Floyd Brown Joyce Nan Brown Mary Brown Mary Jo Brown row 3 Muldred Brown Joan Bryant June Bry ant Earl Buford Jrmmre Dale Burnett Ross Butcher Carlene Butler Rhoda Caddell Anna Calaway .Z 5.3450 fx do lil ' Elf A 43 Wayne Caywood Lonme Chandler Dorothy Chappell Henry Cheatam row 6 Wrlllam Cheuvront Dons Chrlders Jrmmy Chulders Lou Ola Chilton Harold Clark, Lynn Ann Clark, Mary Clark, Jlmmle Lee Clay, Leonard Clay l45 f ff J 3 V 4 W N, G ,xy 'fr-a.,,. B: I V A ' 3.3 '24 ,Gil ' 4 xo M J - P no 'J ' . 46:9 ' .- ' we f ,,,. ' - y, NL-W , Q ,' ,, ' 3 ' J - 'J - 1 J ' . 1- A A T h V I K ., I-MHA 'Jil f a J 'itifr 2 5' L i C C 'Q M54 Vyyli x Q, , V , J ' A ,g,y.',k I ,fly JT- , ' 4' J 'Ts ' TS J ' 1 Q 1 , 1 'rv N U' - V Afidpf .fu -1 ALS '7 J 1 -- il. at 45 Q C . ' .-Q. :ga ', at Q A5 Q ,E l 'sl 4 nn U C if 'ie -fr BQ 3 ' 5 , ?v -V 3 1 'f .Q-:C we 'Q B rj ' - I A - .. z K Ii . r Q L, I c Z .I -' '5 gf: I X 1 -J ' Qi' 1, Hs the fargest Glass. Xi. lv! 43 6 Q 94 U QS' G Q, Row 7 Ann Claymore Tom Clevenger Jummue Clmg enpeel Annabelle Coffman Betty Jo Cogdlll Darrell Coker Jum Coleman Ronald Coleman Bob Collard row 2 Claudette Collier Jean Colller Jeanette Col Ims Ramona Collms Duck Cook Jackle Cooksey Shar 4.1 ley Cooper Bobby Corbm Bobby Cornush row 3 Er nest Cornwell June Cosby Gladys Couslns Kenneth Craul Pot Creech Maxme Crossland Bob Crowley Bob Cruzan Jimmy Cruzan ek e - hs MA L -4 XJ' Row 4 Mary Ellen Culver Ionna Maye Curry Bobby Donner Norma Davndson Carol Sue Davas Don Davus Gllman Davls Pat Davis Jerry Davnson row 5 Henry Dean Pat Deeds Kenneth Deen Melvin Degn Sue Mb x A5616 Dehart Joycelyn Delp Patty Dewey Shlrley Ann Duck Larry Dlldlne row 6 Loretta Dlxson Glenna Mae Dodd Phullup Doerner Joe Dotson Beverly Doty Betty Dougherty Jerry Doughty Anna Douglas Pat Douglas ft Y Q37 ,2 ' W4 fel S wish .0 .6 ,- if V 5- , 4 Y K K f v l x if 4' ll Yi! I I :N In I . t 9 f , D . ' A 4. W If 2. K' 1+ C J Y 1 J B 9 ' if X C1 . ,,. ' ,nv f F' J ' H -Z B - sql 7 14 if .x ' de 'Rf J 4 4, I f' 1 I E A ' ' X. gl 've V la so J - ,-. Y. 4 J f 'hr -V y ., 1 xlx I h X Ar Qs , xi W C G 3 ' ' gt f is X - l 5. 'Sa ,Q, A' ' 1: 6 'K 3 xxx 'fi Jw , B X1 'f ' ,I . A X A si, . F A 6 Q -x,,.', , g I I 4 S gl . .if .4 I QQ J' 1? 1' ' 4 4' .. A . 4, 4 . . 4, t s W -gnvacfec! Capitol H QQUUG ff - NJ I., ,A il U4 Row l Irene Dow Imogene Dunahoo Cynthna Dykes arp ,, Margaret Earp J B East Davrd Edmlaston Harvey Edwards Kenneth Ellrs lla Marne Engle row 2 Mary Erwun Pat Esqulvnas Shlrley Essary Pat Eubanks 1-I ...ft 416 -1? X -36 'Q '? 457 N., f 'V all Row 4 Charles Fox Vrrgrnua Fox Glenda Frantz Bully Freeman Camella Freeman Odell Frlar Helen Frlth Sandra Frult Beverly Fulkerson row 5 Loretta Fuller Verlas Fuller Jo Ann Gardner Shlrley Gamson, Ed wm Gates, Martm Gates, Bob Gaylen, .lack Gentry, lf' Xa lb.: S... Wrlby Evans Colleen Farr Jerry Fent Bll Ferns lvonne Fnnchum row 3 Deryl Funney Dwayne Flscher Jack Fogle Vermell Ford Patsy Foree Gerald Forsyth Don Foster Bull Foutch Betty Fowlkes A' -f B ,. do L13 1 A XX 11 Noi' Betty Geurm row 6 Delberta Gllbert John Gnlcrease Shrrley Glasgow John Glenn Joe Goode Barbara Goodnn Melva Goodman Ethel Mane Gross Gerry Greeley 147 I k I Q l . . . 1-gif' ne A ' x ,, A ' - - 4 'ig Ugg' 3, l' ' ln' x ' 4? A x? la. ,L-1 ' ' . . I 1 ' ll A JJ 'AQ WA r :,, F ,I -3 3 av- s F A F' f Q V r , h . - I, J .I I ' -4 gif' if ' ' 1 , K--T' 'YZ V, ' Vw, A K F , Th , 4 E em lrdl . r .1 A .u , . .Y I ,- Q . T W .W-:F v C -- fs--B ,,, F. -f' 'Y - . L.. C3 ns I , 'W' 7 ' ' , f 2 YL n sn' xlf 4 S , x l X ' 41 . Q . , I- gr 6 3: A ,LJX5 wi? 'A A l -ol: L JK., r K l f - - X J b 'Y' X at ' ' r , O I-T J A ,A . A an Q ,Q .10 ,T 7 4 - fe . , lv , - L ' m J ' fl ' xl ' F J I - A xxx- I '1 ' , ' K F 'l . Q ., . g 4, . 21 X4 .ij f gh . h A' 3 1 I . . 1 1 - ' I 5 I r ' r . r I I 5 I I l r ' I I D I I oucqlzt ny on Qlouses F .M V' .l ww milf 1' y.: Q! Row 1 Bull Green Garry Gresham Lupe Grlego Anna Hackett Darlene Hagar Arnold Halsted Beverly Hall Pollye Hall H J Hanlan row 2 Jlmmle Hanna Larry Hannah Frank Hanson Jo Ann Harkey Donald Har 'J 4 'I 36. lil 4'-tiff P? lx mon Maedean Harper Paul Harrell Everett Harrls Joy Hams row 3 Joan Harwrck Mary Lou Hatcher Nancy Hathaway Terry Hayes Lewus Halley Mrldred Harris A J Hamrlton Hershell Heath Bull Hedrick W, ig: 3-3 la. Row 4 Patsy Henderson Jo Ann Henry Nelda Henry Wanda Henry Barbara Hensley Mona Joyce Hensley Peggy Hess Beth Herndon Joy Hrghtower row5 Carol Hull, Garland Hull, Wynelle Hull, John Hmer, Blllre Hmes, 148 M- 95 Erwin Hmes Patsy Hmes Marietta Hmton Eva Hocutt row 6 Verla June Hodge Wrllls' Hodge Wllma Hodge Jackze Hodges Carl Holder Joan Holloway Bob Hooker, Joy Hopkrns, Mildred Hopkuns J G g , l q ,,, A I.. 2 , ,. - 5 , A 4. ,5-5 J , ty ,J I n A -, -yt ww, g , I - , f I, V, . -'. 1 f -W B y J we-J P2 so X '41 I , V X 'Q 1 A ' t J' .r,. are ' v 1, L B 1 is li-. A J ' ,A Q 7 M W - N 6 B 21 , Q Q , Queen I f , ' 1 6 'Q lt A K Q -, -A s V, .,- ff . -Q A til 'U ,ff-1 V B fsr B V -- B 'J J P S Y he K3 , A. . I- X ,, 2. ,,,- A r 3 . ll ,' v: rv QI? ff 1, A I' , I. 3 ' -J 'L Mkjmfffv I X . ' I , I X S4 - 747 1 . t , lp' A .tg f A . xy ' K I I . . li : . ' I , I I I' , I ' I . I I I 1 ' . 1 - - ' 1 1 ' . ' A -3 I: Q A - Q In ':.fN:' Iv A L . , -Q x, -AM, . A , , .J Ld , . i x. I, ' At? - V l X Q , -1 N 1 ll pf nl, A W 4 I I N 4 1, 1 l - ' 5 h. . . , -as J Y ' 'A - P Q VJ As 4 - 4 AW-rf! ,sf ' , 5 l Aff .1 J ' 1 R, A: c 'r 4' l ' ' fa 7 A, ..-A Q n .. 7 I it .V .JA , I., i I' N ' 'I ' ' ' J f J X gv' g 1 is ' S agt , t i V 4 fs In .ft ' A I' , . I , I. rl l Z : I . 1 I I . I I 8 I . ' . ' . . ' . . ' . ' f . ' , ' cg cf Qallet S, '90 7 f A Row l Bull Hosack Eldon Howard Floy Howlson Bobby Hubbard Tommy Hudson Gene Huddleston Betty Jean Huff Shrrley Hughes raw 2 Jo Ann Hugh ey Jlmmre Humphrles Pat Hutchmson Beulah Jack Don Jackson Doyle Jackson Elbert Jackson Harold f' I K :iff , dtl Jackson Josue Jackson row 3 Jennle Jaco Bernard James Clnff Jarrell Gordon Jenkms Katherme Jenkms Bruce Johns Janet Johnson Lou Ann Johnson Blllye June Jones Ks Q 3 J., 'li M JJ ee' QM E. Row 4 Delores Jones Eva Jones Norman Jones Ran dall Jones Thelma Jones Zelma Jones Wanda Lee Jones James Jordan Ab Justuce row 5 Lequnta Keith Bull Kelly Dean Keltner Mary Edna Kerfoot Leon Kerr Peggy Kesner Jean Kester LaDon Khoury Q. Rlchard Kullgore row 6 Barbara Klllman Delores Kalmer Jean Klncaude Reva Dale Klsselburg Wanda lene Kntts Royce Knowles Lars Koester Bobble Kolb Eugene Krallk I49 fl l QIZS' . J 1 , S - Q 5' X. J B ' 3 c ' if e -4 'J V J , J A-Z f ,V , , J, V J J 141- I I Ll 1 1 . 3 I C V: gl xl? J J J J , Q. 4 Q ls, A' . -.A ' ' 1 V lx' J' 7 'sf f fn V J I 1 A Y' k J ' 1 J J mg M J t 5 an F J - Ig- 1, Y J 'f' 1' ' fs' ,J 1 at K ,I J V ,K liar A 1- M 1 PW , I J ' 1 1 1 Q , . Mn x A .1 5 Q w Enix K Q- QLB lf- .A J V ' e - J f 'vs V X A 1 Pdf? J -v - l Q4 sf-6 Q2 1' 2 'i 'krkt A 'Z Q' Q6 , 2 . 41 :xr ' 9 F 34 K . Q2 I ' Q Q J J Y 'lisk 'I ' ' ld -wi R l -Q- - 11. ' . 'fha Q 4? ' 'f 'ff ' J? ' . 'J . sm' . , A 'X J vs J :L X ' 1 I , , , ' l . 1 ' 7 . I I , , , . 1 . 1 I I . ' , , - 1 I . ' 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' . , , , goof 6 All O70 Qauclzo csjlrirts .. L. R A iff -:ret CLA . fd: Row l Delbert Lacefield Bull Lawson Glenda Leop ar Ruby Ledford Sue Lee Gerald Lermer George ann Leslie Richard Leonard Delores Lewls row 2 Freda Llghtsey Reba Lrghtsey Randal Lrndsay Ray Lmk George Lrttleton Jackle Sue Lynn Jrmmre Lyon X 1 me -ap, Roscoe Madden Donald Maberly row 3 Wnllrs Ma bry George Mallory Jo Manuel Erma Maples Dale Marava Joan Marcott June Marlow Vallren Martin Johnny Marshall 17 4 if Row 4 Helen Mashburn Kay Matherly Wanda Mat thews Rose Ann May Wanda Lee May Beverly Mays Floyd Meeks June Melton Jeweldeen Mercer row 5 Keith Merrick Mary Mlcham Jimmy Middleton Lonnie Lee Muller Mrchael Muller John Mnlls Robert Mlllus l50 IA A Wallace Mohr Pat Mollman row 6 Edwin Morgan Shrrley Morgan Manuel Moms Raymond Morrrs Wanda Sue Morns Orvulle Moody Carol Moore Frank Moore Glenda Moore j K x. . n 4- 5 .4 , 2 R 2 L. ' f I V . p lf-.fx 'ix , ,Qi 0 y. s ,Q - ' r -.A as N y ry ..f , .4 -.' .l A lf? ' r lr ll , r 2' 4 I l ' Q G' 'l I ir 1 . Q 1, Sr . Eh.. . 1 .E ,,,, X , I A f, h J Q A .r -' ' b 1 L ' :lf Q I 7' , tl . -an 2 4 . Q la. .- ' 4: J- . l lu W x A - ll , JI x, r I if L L L L '- - .6 , 2 , . .L 4 L Q 7 1 Y .. -' ' - .y J J' if-P, l 'eral 1 .1 Q 'Sh-:l ,N s , -.::' :Ll l L ' 1 JRR? V :W -L I l A ' - its' L in til . J .L 4 ,iff Al M. ' . , r 7 'Q . ' .av ' 7 Z 2 il ip +L. J L Q A f L 5' x J- l I .L H foul I cf Socks Y na. s 19 .rim el Row I Mary Moore Sam Moore Wanda Moore lr vena Moon Berdne Moose Vrola Morrrsett Betty Jean Moulton Joyce Mowdy Ann Myers row 2 Pat Myers Snnrley Mullenrx Norma Muse Susann McAbee Jamce McAfee Vlrgrnla McAuliffe Wayne McCann Bully Mc ul.. F? N U Yfiflm Q my Carthy Altce McCarter row 3 Ronme McClure Betty McCollom Myrna McCollum Dwayne McCoy Barbara McFeely Pat McGee Gorma Jean McPherson Darrell Neely Frankie Nelson -1' -'56 Row 4 Everett Newcomb Gall Newcomb Sue New man Ruby Nncholson Barbara Nrevar Betty Noble Charles Noell Mary Frances Northup Barbara Nowlm row 5 Bertue Nowlm Leonard O Danrell Eugene Old ham, Raymond Oldham, Beverly Olrver, Joleta Oliver r Hazel Oneal row 6 Henry Otterman Lee Owens Lots Owens Mary Owens Nancy Owens Wayne Owens Gale Pack Bob Parmeter Sue Parsons Barbara Osburn Manton Osgood 151 fl OU . . 1 vo A L? I .7 3 5, Q - J N B J A M rr Q' A' V xx ,l .. ,MXH I f 'M if ff' .fr J J 'rj Y? VT 1' F I' ll, A I 4 .x 1' c 'V .Q ' A 5 jx' is, V A 5 WV 'A 1 I 1 . U t V J L . s ' t ' , , ' O 1 -0' ' v A . 2. a .. 2 ' 'I' 'J' ' ' J V, LA l l A ' X Q , , . R, A , f X r J, is v s, 2 -. , ,2 ' ,, 1- ' r U A an L - .1 33 B 1' 2 eg-5 5 B B. ' 5 X ' .x 'uk . A QCZITLQ 6100 I'OUI'l Y M js., ,JS- zif x A I Row 1 Morgue Patterson Chrrstme Patton Paulme Payne Kung Pearson Beth Peek Bully Pennel Loretta Pennrngton Gerald Penny Bobby Pyle row 2 Jo Jean Perry Ovaztne Perry Vlrgtnla Peters Paul Pettl gohn Mary Phulllps Donald Prckens Jane Pnerce Bar Q bara Poore Duck Porterfleld row 3 Peggy Powers Kenneth Poynter Bob Price Dean Price Sam Prlce Evelyn Pulver Allce Rodclrff Betty Rams Barbara Raulston . iiA 5 5 21 f M no A v In A, J Row 4 Beatrtce Ramos Georgla Ray Jo Ann Redlng Donald Reed .llmmy Reed Ronnie Reese Norma Reeves Retha Reust June Reynolds row 5 Pat Rrce Ruby Rrch Rubena Richey Robert Rachmond Leroy Rider Carol Rlddle Frances Rrdens Jimmy Rlley Bo 152 66 'lm Q9 mta Rmg row 6 Freddre Rmg Norma Rmg Maxme Roark Tommy Roberson Pathcla Roberts Bobby Rob ertson Charles Robbms Donald Robbuns Mary Loulse Robbrns cf Qu, ay I , -6-K5 , ' iff, Jr . 1' I ' v 1 A 2 Jx Q? 141, A ' V , 5 Y 314: I P 2 . F J. , A , . 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'Y' fl 3 -jr 5 Row l Wayne Robblns Yuvanah Rosebrook Benny Rowland Bull Rowland Bob Rowley Betty Ruchman Bully Ray Rutledge Johnny Ryan Anita Salazar ders Patsy Sanders Ernest Sapp Loss Sapp Don 'iz 71' 1.-X T? , ff Row 4 Bermce Shedd Ann Sheehan Nancy Shelby Betty Shmneman Edward Shreve Joyce Simon Morgue Snmpson Bull Slunner Lester Sloan row 5 Bob Smuth Bobble Smnth Cecul Smlth Elmer Smuth Gene 'Q 5 Aon I .4 I Sawatzky Sue Scantland Marqulta Schlel row 3 Vlc tor Schuelem Dons Mae Schuldt Buddy Scoggm Dons Scott Shnrley Scott Jeanetta Seabolt Kathryn e ' vw dr 'A ' as Au Smith Paul Smrth Ray Smuth Ray Smlth Bobble Snow row 6 Paulme Sochor Don Soergel Rose Mary South erland Warren Southwell Yonne Spaldmg Fern Sparks Letha Speer Pat Spencer Terry Spradley 153 t We ou 0 ur wn . . . W ' fs 'f Y mf: l ff: 2' gr A W R A 7 4 I ' I bi . ws Know R Q f 9 v If V Vg , X A W U A Y ' I .. K V. I b yi l ' X x ld 1 'fr A ' 9 . ' 5 9 A ' 13 ly Y as f . 5 Y gl V ' SJW- ' ' , ' ,' ' 2 , ' ' , ' , ' s rf, row 2: Roslne Saloga, Geraldine Sampley, ,loan San- Bettye Selman, Yvonne Shadrick. . Q . x ' xx? ' H' g A , if av yd Y I N - , wf'l zrl V ' f 5 Q , , Y l' A Q ' Q f ca If 5 'T 1' 1 A ' . ' . . r 2 sr , ' l 1 1 '? 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Capitol Hill Insurance Agency Cattlemens Cafe Circle Beauty Salon Collin's Coffee Shop C. R. Anthony Company 'Li Dewey's Texaco Service Station Doc's Super Market Dr. A. R. Jackson Dr. L. L. Smith Dr. W. H. Stotts Dr. R. E. Owens E. D. Fields Used Cars Ed M. Tompkins Insurance Real Estate Garland's Cafe George W. Davis Construction Company Hardy's Grocery and Market Heronville Furniture Company Hill Top Furniture Exchange Horn Seed Company l56 Agnew Avenue Pharmacy Alford's Beauty and Gift Shop Allen's 5, l0 8- 25 Cent Store AI's Super Market 8. Frozen Food Lockers B. F. Goodrich Company lCapitol Hilll Billington Lumber Company ' Bill Puckett's Automobile Repairing Binner lce Cream Company B. J. Gilstrap Welding Service Burns Jewelry Capitol Appliance Company Capitol Hill Beacon Capitol Hill Beauty Shop Capitol Hill Cleaners and Hatters Capitol Hill Florists Capitol Hill Fruit Market Capitol Hill Golf Course Capitol Hill Ice Cream Company X ig v A group of male cooks display the wares that they insisted they baked for the big cake walk. lncluded in the group are those old camera stand-bys: Bill Hooker and Gene Steiger. Others in the cook-cast were Coy Ferguson, John Pritner, Larry Woods, Bertram Shelby, and Clyde Ward. ur rrcfncfs 1 re ur X reczsures.. Hunter Funeral Home J. C, Wood Used Cars Johnson and Son Service Station Kenny's Cleaners Kimbrough Drug Company KLPR Radio Station Knob Hill Florist Knob Hill Pet Shop Kolb Drug Store Lasater Department Store L. C. Jones Trucking C mp yi A rbfg uvlcaneys Grill u-ffwlif - vii f Meder Drug Company fi, Mickey's Capitol Hill Bakery No-D-Lay Cleaners Owens Drug Parker-Little Electric Company Paul McMillan's Shoe Repair Peabody Service Station The opening of the new snack bar was an occasion for celebration. Mable Swails, long time employee at CHHS, manned the controls as a gay crowd almost swamped her. it 1,4,4,, When an all-American football player who is also an all- state football, basketball, baseball man and handsome, modest, and personable besides, runs for Mr. Chieftain, it's a foregone conclusion that pretty ladies will hoist his banners. Paul Duff mounted the ladder and Joy Curtis got low signs up and her hero elected. Ralph's Shoe Shop Red Feather Drive ln Redskin Cafe Rice-Hendren Clinic Richardson Motor Company Rogers Company Roy Epley Service Station Roy Vineyard Sneed Furniture Company Snodgrass Furniture Company Southside Cleaners Southwestern Engraving Strong's Sandwich Shop T. G. 8. 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