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

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5,331.1 ,, if Q, Mr..W. L. Conner Mr.AD. F. Cooley Mr. Wallace H.,Krieg Mr, H, L, Littlefield subjebt: mechanical subject: visual and subject: auto shop subject: woodwork drawing sponsorship: Hi-Y, sponsorship: Auto Club sponsorship: Operators, Shutterbug Sophomore class, Ki Yis I The combined department ot journalism, offset printing, and letterpress printing, were a necessary part in the production ot various school publica- tions. Lett to right, are Donnie Kidd, Earl Boggs, and Margaret Earp. ,. ., our ALi! 4 L, Industrial Arts is the department where skill and manual labor are required. The workmanship that is taught to students in the tield will help them in their future employment. Above, lett to right, are james Lyon and Ed Blancett. Mrs. Thelma Coleman subject: letter-press printing and English w -20.. Miss Kathryn Yowell subject: journalism and Ensilish sponsorship: Chieftain annual, Redskin Arrow, Knobberettes Mr. E. J. Stockton subject: oHset printing

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v A. D. Jacobson john F. Pryor ,Tohn G. Smith sport: football sport: baseball sport: basketball, football C. B. Speegle Ray Vaughn sport: football, sport: track, football, basketball, golf athletic director an e ua ue 0 00 6 or fimandi Jill fr rf P Checking athletic equipment are Cleft to rightj Billy Phillips and Paul Wandke. ..1g.. Miss Martha A. Cox Mrs. Ruthann Wilton Subject: glflsi PhYSlC3l subject: girls physical education gducagign

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sf T l is 2 -if ,,'.,7 .tg I i K Mr. jack!! Anderson subject: .drivers training sponsorship: Knobberettes al sponsorship: Distributor's Club, Chieltains H. 'tr L Y g Mr. Lowell Donley Mrs. Alcy Goldsm1th Mr. W. O. Hawkins subject: carpentry subject: commercial iood Subject: paint and preparation body repair Mr. Herbert G. Jones subject: vocational agriculture sponsorship: Future Farmers ol America vu., Mr. Kelly Mudd subject: cabinet making, lurniture sponsorship: junior Class, T 3' I or larelaare or a vocafion In a separate building but a part ot the school is the vocational department. Here skilled lingers and special talents are put to use. When students finish the courses offered they are ready to begin on tull-time jobs as ap- prentices. To the left, upper picture, Forrest Hand, Norman David- son and joe Haven and lower picture, Adrian West and Paul Maxwell are learning about the intricate workings ol an automobile. Above, the mysteries oi radio are being studied by Robert Edward, Dick Leonard, joe Lewis and Paul Pettijohn. Mrs. Doradean Neal Mr. J. B. Nutt Mr. Robert Pctl-:off subject: vari-typing subject: welding subject: auto mechanics sponsorship: T F' I sponsorship: T U' I -21.-