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

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'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

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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,

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'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 . D . . Counter-clockwise Mrs. Leach with back to 1 ' . 1 x with 'xr-'-19 . - I 4 .4 , r Q' . . , . . , I