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

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O Pep meetings, complete with well trained leaders, are a must in the high school of today. Pep meetings must be well planned, colorful, and exciting. O l. The green grass of the stadium provides a fine practice ground as chief yell-leader, Don Keith, puts his crew through their paces, with Keith in front is Bea Hol- land, assistant. Others, left to right, are Jimmy Cruz'an, Bettye Selman, Gerald Murray, Beverly Oliver, Shirley Glasgow, Bob Hooker, Pat Eubanks, Jimmy Rollans. C 2. Four participants in spring sports sport their new iackets, Berry Mashburn ltrackl, Donald Reed lgolfl, Gene Land ltennisl, and Melvin Parnell lbaseballl. eczm support ranke I 3. The football crowd is given a first view of the new band flag as Donna Bryant, third from left, and Retha Reust, right, hold it out. American flag bearers are Shirley Williams, left, and Mary Harreld. C 4, The yell-leaders show their stuff during intermission of the Capitol Hill - Central basketball thriller, left to right, Beverly Oliver, J. B. East, Bea Holland, Jimmy Cruzan, Pat Eu- banks, and Johnny Bill Chandler, Ki Yi Mascot. f..lik?liw- Hill, SNES SCHG Gi ru

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C9718 CSDIIOW 47161 O l. Practically everybody had some part in the second annual Chieftain Capers. Dress rehearsal was a trying time and par- ticipants hunted a place to sit, left to right, Jo Ann McCord, Nancy Davidson, Pat Grif- fin, Marilyn Province, Sue Scantlan, back row, Arthur Sudik, Wilma Montgomery, Dean Tesney. 0 2. Robert Depew, middle left, did some fine posters to advertise the big show. For days the commercial art room buzzed with activity. 0 3. Shirley Glasgow, lower left, whose reputation as a dancer preceded her to CHHS, has performed many times. Here she demonstrates her Capers number. Orchestra members are, left to right, Wayne McMillan, Ronnie Van Horn, Fuzzy York, Wayne Coffman. O 4. Members of the Capers cast, complete with costumes, posed for this picture lust before the show opened, standing, Carole Waller, Patsy Wright, Pat Deeds, Beverly Jines, Jo Ann Burt, Shirley Williams, Edna Afinow, Arda Penny, seated, Gerald Daniels, Bobbie Beall. d