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

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I combined with joy of mocfern iving the main building with its formal architecture and the new social center with its plate glass front. This was ours . . . this combination of the traditional and the modern as was ours also the duty to cherish the physical plant and make use of its resources to build our own futures. -xx N , S3 , , fig . - -P-Je, ,, ,W A wwf. . 7 , tx I l I,

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were the dignity ojpformal ecfucation is It has ever been the obligation of youth to cherish those traditions in our society which have made our country unique and yet to develop the new and untried. A front view of the building in the cold sunshine of an early spring day reflects the American tendency to combine the old and the new . . . i if K Q

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Cglte gust gate revea s our plant l A gymnasium where the rafters often ring, right, and a trades building with ultra modern equipment, left, flank the back entrance which leads to our Redskin stadium and baseball field. The road leads past the greenhouse and gardens of the agriculture department. In the spring gar- den vegetables and spring flowers greet passers-by. w twang, llllll 'WWW