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

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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.

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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