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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1953 volume:

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L ful- Published onnuolly by the students of Capatol l-lull Hugh School Grand Boulevard at South Walker Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma 0 0 W I lg ' , A M lf iw l - V 4.'.,L- PE 1- ,, fy f H .if-:Ei-1 A' ifz , 1 , ' . 175255 ,, 3 l ,Q L r., ,I - .. -rf-J E fi .I V ' 1 ' ' 'f' .'.'?f'Z:I-tg FQ , X ,' I I 1 1: ,Q ' 4 in E-E re, Q. A 'PE gui. l' l. '-1' 'l' '.-ir? 1 ' ' V ft - V. 0.4: - 9 il ! fl Q N x V. 2 - . ..,. l' . ' lf ff A 5' off -n s X .jr K I 4. I ,ggi .J f -'--f Qi ' l , I x .Jig Students at Capitol H111 Hzgh School Are Thls was natlonal electron year a year of campalgn slogans party prornxses and whlstle stop speeches As the votmg public trooped to the polls to break prevxous records teen age interest m pol1t1cs zoomed to new herghts In Oklahoma Clty students staged a mock pres1dent1al election from laymg major plans for nommatmg conventlons to the castmg of electoral votes on December 15 Contrary to the natlonal electron Adlar Stevenson was found to be the student cholce In keepmg wlth the natronal enthusxasm for polltlcs durlng the past year we have decxded to present 1n our yearbook a pol1t1c1l campalgn We offer you Capmtol Hlll Hlgh School an educatlonal system academlcally xocatlonally soclally ln vxhlch the youth of today ale prepared to be th cmtxzens of tomouovt In all major campalgns t ac h pntx h IN l rtpresentatrve plat followlng platform In orcltr to txt ll7llSll 1 sound lclmmxstratxon of scholastlc and socxal growth ut prop s rl tollovnmg pI'lI'lClpl95 0 To offer a competent incl xx ll tr umcl aclmmxstratxon 0 To further worthy school ilIlXllllN 0 To encourage clean sportsn mslnp O To offer leadershlp opportumtmts rn extra currlcular orgamzatrons 9 To foster and promote good sthol lrshxp Gu1ded by these pI'lf1ClplES lmft at CHHS lS a prcture of YOUNG AMERICA AT WORK AND PLAY Carolyn Clark Edltor 'K Lf? ILM W7 5' 7' xt Young America at Work and Play form. -As a guide to the fLlIlUlI1xUl- 1illVlClClQ'2:il.l present the 0 ? O Aft? Q, -4 f 0 ff K 1 N, WI' X 3 Sith., Silly in 'ma 1 'iqA,,.0' ' Dedication if Because she has been patient with her stu- dents' probletiisz hocause she has always had a keen sense of humor: because she lms strived t0 impart to her students an intelligent knowledge ofthe subjects she taught: because this was her last of many profitable and useful years at Capitol Hill High School, we respectfully dedi- cate the 1953 Chieftain to Mrs. Frances Garlicl-c. 5 'i J'- Top Play a simple melody mrght le the theme ol these three boys But the songs they play from the Alma Nlater to Pump and Crrcumstance are tar from srmple Looking over their musn. are james Stoner Wayne Lath mp anJ Walter Baker Center Gay colored skrrts swirling around dancmg feet and strains ol soft music Iloatmg mto the dusky rorners set the stage for the annual KRKC Christmas ball and the junror Senior prom Smrlrng at each other vuth stars rn thetr eyes are Barbara Scott and Kenneth Cox Bottom Ball fans can alvi 'ws be spotted by their red and white shakers :nd open mouths Cheerlng the mighty lne on to victory are pep Club pres: dents Pat B ackviell Chrettatns Bob bu Be-all Kr Yrs Dun Musgrai es Red krns and Martha Ann Robbins Knohberettes CHHS activities include sports sl!!- On these pages are pic- tured some of the various actxutxes of CHHS stu dents But what IS a CHHS student9 A fellow making the hourly dash to c ass through the crowded halls uammlng his head with wee bits of knowledge the mght before the final exam, and dolng h1s homework between faxor te TV pro grams and gulps of Coca Cola The glrl pausing to discuss the latest ln fash ions and gossip and to re touch her face ul. 'PBEM WK., studies, dances- A llttle guy carrytng the ball for touchdowns, shout mg orders, makmg school history the blg guy back mg htm up wtth hard work harsh words, and cheery smtles A busy person tookmg forward to the btg thmvs electlons, formal dances graduatlon but feelmg so good about the llttle ones a passmg grade, a special coke date, the cheers for a champton ball team and a hlgh stepptng band Thts IS a CHHS student fi ui Fun for all! 4? -it Hg 4- 'Wir 5 ? -lagf 3 new 1 Top World allatrs polrttcal mach mes and democratic problems were topics ol general interest throughout the year Bobby Lam and Mary Gallndo watch as Miss Mary Selken points out a spot ol vttal Importance on the world map Center It only takes a srmle a dtme and a boy and gtrl to have a lot ol lun alter school Sharing a malt and a secret lollowmg a hard days work are Billy Davis and Norma Kaye Zlnk H111 down these Pnce pares hands Bottonv The ability ol Capitol potent Redskins to gain yardage the middle depends largely on three veteran performers Bob tleltj centers the ball and pre to block while Bob Burrl center! off to Chuck Page on a qutck opener through the right side Burr and Prtce are semors whzle Page IS a junior Qe S Contents X bf' l Administration NN I fm M y fb 45? gf?-bw LGT? 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Center: Holding a capacity crowd of 5,250, the present North stands of the Capitol Hill stadium, pic- tured replaced the old bleachers in 1932 South st ands were completed the following yt 11 Bottom Looking towards the West wing of the main building from the student faculty parking o . v ' . I Z .' C - 1 'Q ' I . mr . A M - . 3 . . . 1, z 7 - - r , . I - . . ' 1 ' I ' , 1. 'Y I I 1 'Wifi f , . , . ,ip A' y 1 ' ' rl' ' - , ' . .Erik .. 05,5 - V .. , I ' e - ' Q -,gi-' i ' ll'5'.i-:Ill To offer o competent and well trumed odmmastrutlon Exghty three well educated men md women strlve dally to lrnpart thexr vxlsdom to CI-IHS rnlnds Faculty members at Capxtol H111 are sympatheuc warm and understandxng frlends Always wllllng to guxde students through personal problems they are often called upon to lend a helpmg hand Talented and capable they add llfe to student productxons fun to socxals and lead thexr pupxls to honors m spec1al f1elds of act1v1ty They llxe the llves of good cltlzens today whlle they tr nn the CIUYGUS of tomorrow 10 I - y fd f ,f f 5 l. . l XX!! 2 3 ? . u 3 1 wp W,- E1 fp K. Yi v, ik A s Q Y vQs vi? , if? N4 -NW DR J CHESTER SWANSON S uperrntendent of MR C B MCCRAY MR JIM LOORABAUGH President of Vrce President the School Board of the School Board These were Our leaders As ln other parts of the Unlted States, ln Oklahoma Clty the Board of Educatlon mam tams the xmmedlate control of educatlon However, smce Oklahoma Cmty cltxzens elect the school board members, the real control rests wxth the people themselves Thls year the flV8 members of the Board of Educatlon of Oklahoma Clty Schools d1 rected carefully planned bunldmg programs durmg whlch three elementary schools were . ,.,,.,u 'ff-Q W-'vs - -- vp, f-we-,gl - .3 PL l if O I I completed one elementary and three hxgh schools were started and ln add1t1on mne bu1ld1ngs have been contracted They approved the 3dd1tlOD of many need ed new classes and the development of more emphasls on teachmg c1t1zensh1p and splrxtual values The board d1d much to help the patrons and commumty at large to under stand and appreclate the schools T- MR. R. Lewis BARTON MRS. L. D. MELTON MR. JOHN PEARSON ,-12, able and understanding Mr Alex Hrgdon capable and understandrng prmcrpal has been at CHHS three years now As overall admm rstrator and supervrsor of the school program hrs frne management has brought the school marked improve ments ,fps In February Mr Hrgdon attended the annual Secon dary School Prrncrpals conventlon rn Los Angeles Callforma where he made a speech entrtled What Gurdrng Prmcrples Wall Make for Better School Schedules Whrle he leads an actrve lrfe at school and at home he lrkes the quiet relaxatron to be had by rars mg flowers He rs shown here rn hrs greenhouse with hrs fme porn 1 settras 'S fi, 'X MR. ALEX HIGDON Principal 'ff' In the three years he has been at CHHS Mr Alonzo Roop vrce prrncrpal and sports enthusrast has become ,ds a famrlrar frgure to Caprtol Hrll Hrgh School students , At CHHS Mr Roop rs rn charge of drscrplrne and serves as co ordrnator wrth the counselors rn helprng students adjust themselves to therr school program Mr Q., Roop rs responsible for attendance problems, surveys and statrstrcal reports made to the State Depart ment of Educatron the Oklahoma Crty central offrce and the North Central Assoclatron Mr Roop an excellent bowler, derrves much pleasure from hrs hobby He rs shown here at one of the local bowlrng alleys MR. ALoNzo RooP Assistant Prmclpal 13 O ' 7 ,- - Vx 7 ' ' . , . . , ' U 77 , n . . . . . - hz? :V K . X RQ 1 f. V . . 4 K5 ' , x 4 f . . nv A M .4 ' ' - 17 3752 .' . . . xxx Z.. Il V is - 'f ,411 K i . . , . . '14 I N '. u 1 .V ' , . f ' . , mr ' . X I A X Miss Martha Berg Financial Secretary 0- Mrs. Alma Leach Registrar ,rg if .. 'Q 4, 'Y '46 in-L ' T g JO Mrs Opal Chaffm Secretary to Prmcxpal Mrs Irene Horn secretary to Vice Pnncrpal Grouped around Mrs Chaffms desk are oilzce staff members Mrs Chalfm Mrs Horn, Miss Leach and Miss Berg The office staff was efficient 4 'i M Mrss Marjone Mrs Myrtle G Mrs Grace Borthxck Mr George Caskey Brainerd Phlnney Caleterza Manager Head Custodian Assistant Lsbranan Lxbrnrxan 14- : ii ' 1, ll X' . ' V 1 2 U I I P .Kg X ,P A. 'Ib Q X i I K- N ' -. 1 f qv v Mrs. Florene MCC1ure Miss Sara Cohen School Nu,-se Activity Director K K Mrs Florene McClure havrng been at CHHS two years has become a friend t many students One of her various duties IS checking eyes as shown here with Sue Mason One of the busiest persons at CHHS is Miss Sara Cohen Activity Director and the counselors competent Q I3 lu 201i 27 28 Every spring seniors develop an mterest rn college and conse quently college bulletins become ol utmost importance Ann Kelly and Miss juaruta Cates are discussing Ann s college plans 15 lg, M gs. Mr B111 Lxllard Mr M D Smith Miss Juanita Cates Miss Nettle B Lewls , s -. ' tai f .Q F' - H i 'wi 6 A , - , ,, ic' f - ' 2 W, , , I ' , , ' 0 , ' A ' - X ' 53 5 6 7 I9 . v X .. , :I .- , VS- if f ' . x 6' , f , fi X A r 1 X t g f , .Li - k . . . . , - H English Department Miss Juanita Blttle Mtss Georgia Cllfton Mr Wllllam E M155 Ehzabeth Fredeman Graham M1-5 Adahne B311 sponsorship National sponsorship Redskins sponsorship K1 Yrs Honor soaefi' junior Class Head 'N 4 Almost all sophomores read SILAS MARNER Miss Elizabeth Grahams Englrsh classes made the task more mterestmg by varrous projects Harry Merson and Sue Teague are shown here with a mmrature loom and a replica oi the weaver's cabm We met Interesting literary characters li 2 ,g- uv- fl Mxss Saldee Mrs Mabel Kmcade Mlss Ila Rogers Mr Earl Stewart Mr EmestB Wright Hazelwood sponsorship Awards sponsorship Natronal sponsorship Writers sponsorslup Chleltams Committee Honor Society Guild H1 Y Semor Class 16 F 5. K A 1. X X . A 01 I P- E '., ,A K A ,I A 5. 1? if 1 l B' E1 n u I '1 ij ?N ,A ,L get sax .lf X U A A S 'muh 'H fasati Hrstory Department Mr L H Bengtson Head sponsorshxp Boys O MISS Mary A Selken Club Semor Class Square Dance Club sponsorship Hrstorlcal Knobberenes Clnb max i Ronald Smith and Mary Sublett admire one of the most famous personalrtres oi all hrstory, joan ol Arc The mural IS m Mrs Lavmra Dennis' history room and colorful historical figures Mr Alvm Frexberger Mrs Mary Rxchert Mrs Hettye Summers Mr O R Wllhamson sponsorship Chreltams sponsorship Senior Class sponsorship Bible History Club 17 Mrs Lavmla Dennis sponsorshrp ,lumor Alumnr F VA Q' V n j , 5 A ,. ' f y - M , , l 5 I' Sq. X -mm! ,N , K ,, r - fi l ff - C A ' ' Yu: , r 7! , is - l , . .u A 8 l a in 5: ' i m U ' i , L Qi O I U is - pe.-, I' Mrs. Frances Garlick subject: Latin, English sponsorship: junior Class -'S - P For the first time m several years, French was taught at CHHS The three foreign languages ol tered now are Spamsh Latin and French Barbara Snodgress and Pat Thorpe admire the French flag proudly displayed by Charles Kelly M1 ss Florence McClure subject Spanish English sponsorship Spanish Club -Q There was an art to all our lessons Home Economics Department Head Miss Blanche Smlth sponsorship FHA OP , JJ ln the background Lois Stapp Nma Burke and Rosemary Avery prepare ingredients while Martha Burke watches Nadine Hornbeck take a pie out of the oven in foods class 18 T' Mrs Sunbeam Frazier Mrs Ruby Tabor sponsorship FHA sponsorship Senior Class FHA Mr C D Chase Band Director sponsonhxp Band dl F Mr Al Ossenkop Choxr Director sponsorship Cho K1 Y Practzce makes perfect' Barbara Scott chorr member and Richard Malone of the band demonstrate thexr htm belief In that old maxim Throughout the year the band and cholr worked together for the enjoyment of all from baking a ple to slnglng a song Mrs Olnve Martm subject Speech and Englzsh sponsorshxp Speech Redskins -Z Ann Villa Bemzce Brashears and Marilyn Smxth busily design clothes m Miss Mayes' art class 19 Mlss Dorothy Mayes subject Art rponsorslup Art Club 2 ing - l t , Y Ll. ' as 1 to A 1 Q 5 f 1 j ' F 5 fi zf, lik E as H QA '- . . 4 i ' . O I O I 'L ' 5k wx X .-I ff' Y , M 1 Mr. J. M. Dabney sponsorship: Sophomore Class Mrs. Ruth Craig Jones sponsorship: jr. Red Cross, National Honor Society Mrs Bessie Kelly sponsorslup junior Class 4-nw Experimentation with the ard oi a microscope can prove mterestrng as demonstrated by james White who rs showing Kay Dubois a slide Science Department Head Mlss Helen Blggers sponsorship Sigma Chr Iota Facts and tlgures furnished food for thought Miss Zola Long shows Helen Sloan and Sherman Reed how to work tough algebra lll prob em Mrs Ahce Chesher Earl D Hiller 'vm 1'- Muss Zola Long Head sponsorship Mu Alpha sponsorslup National sponsorship sponsorship Mu Alpha Theta Miss Velma Elam Them Honor Society National Honor sponsorship Y Teens Mu Alpha Theta 20 X XR rw I - Wx . . . . . l O ' 8. 1 . . J an -v' 2. 4: y ia ' . - . L I g' f .. 1 J N-. Mlss Vera Blllmgslea sponsorship Red Cross FBLA Mlss Lxlhan Corley Mlss Vlrgmla Davis sponsorshrp K1 Yrs Kay Pumphrey like many other commerczal students fmds the typewnter a very practical machme Commercral Department Head Mlss Noba French while typewrlters were the tools of our trade Under the sponsorship of Mr Soce Lewzs a teen savings bank was mstlgated at CHHS thrs year Glynna Mae Ramsey de posrts a dollar as Carmen Rod den makes out a receipt 15 Mr Soce Lewis Mrs Ju11aMcPheeters Mrs Della A Muze Mrs Dorothy Setan Mrs Lamora Wells sponsorship Redskins, sponsorship FBLA sponsorship Semor Class sponsorship Knobberettes sponsorship FTA, FBLA Iumor Class 21 ,'T Q.. 'F-' . , i . A ' ' 5 4' A- 4 l t A . . . .xy . NA l, f f ,qw Q F ea- Miss Martha Cox Mrs. Ruthann Wilson subject: Girls' Physical subject: Girls' Physical Education Education sponsorship: Girls' O sponsorship: Girls' 0 Club Club, Knobberettes The girls' teams class often enjoyed a good game of volley ball as shown here We strived for physical perfection, Calrsthenics help build strong bodies They can also be very tiring Discovering this lac! are Wayne Milton Grady Frantz, Johnnie Bowen, Ernest Brashears and Walter C rick M Mr Ray Vaughn Mr A D Jacobson Mr john Pryor Mr john G Smith subject Physical subject Physical subject Biology Baseball subject Commercial Education Education sponsorship Boys O sponsorship Boys O Club Club Square Dance Club Typing Business Math Basketball Football Baseball sponsorship Boys' O Club O O I Y . X 'Q ? A I u . ' , Q . , , , . .. . .' Mr. C. B. Speegle -22- subject Math Teams sponsorship Boys O Club Knobberettes Square Dance Club KN.. 2 Mrs. Thelma W. Coleman subject: Printing, English sponsorship: Quill and Scroll ,.... - fa ,. Mrs, Thelma Colemans off-set printing class sets headlines for the Redskin Arrow. Elsie Kuklenski, editor ol the Arrow, looks at some headlines just set up by Don Hollingsworth and Ronald Welch. fw- X r fs Miss Kathryn Yowell subject: English, journalism sponsorship: The Redskin Arrow, The Chieftain, Knobberettes, Quill and Scroll attained satisfaction from work well done 4 X xg? 4.4418 .ii Mr H L Littlefield shows Bob Peak how to smooth the bottom of the chan egs ,Sd cfs by Mr W L Conner Mr D F Cooley Mr W H Kneg Mr H L Llttlefleld Mr E J Stockton subject Mechanical subject Photography subject Auto and Metal subject Woodwork ubject Offset Printing Drawing Visual Aids Shop sponsorship T dal sponsorship Kr Yrs sponsorship Hi Y sponsorship Auto Club QUIU and SCVOH junior Class Operators li I . Q an I , a s f I f X- ' six ,.,, 1' -tk' 5 Q 5 I .. . . gg Q. fhrff gl pk A 'Xt x -23- Q Q Mr Jack Anderson Mr Harry Applegate Mr JessL Carpenter subject Dnvers Trammg subject Dlstnbutlve subject Vocational Aviation Education Education Upholstermg sponsorship Distributors Club Sophomore Class Vocational skulls were developed EXH Occumvonlm .7-A Mr Lowell Donley helps Dean Cox as Dean burlds a Throughout the year Tal Club mem cabinet for hrs home bers prepared exhrbrts Shown wrth hrs exhrbrt IS Donald Bird sv. Mr Lowell Donley Mr john Green Mr H Eldon Hall Mr W O Hawlnns subject Cabinet Making subject Carpentry 51151925 YOQZUOUBJ 5'-lblecir ZOJY Gnd Bn f ec nc: y e sponsorship T do I sponsorship T ds I Jumor Class 24 , Q 'A , .5 , N rx . x so 5 -A - n -u ix r Q NH - .x. . I 'T C 77 of l . li C fl 1 Z. ' S X X ' I Q i I 1, g, 1 Q - 'kr' X . WLC! Ll 4 1. F' K l , ' 'sw f . Mr. Herbert G. jones subject: Vocational Agriculture sponsorship: FFA ,l 'Q' Vocational Mrs. Doradean Neal Mr. J Nutt, Department Head: subject: Vari-typing subject: ocationa hip: Tdal Welding MT. Kelly Mudd sponsors ' . T dsl subject: Diversified sponsorship. Occupations sponsorship: T dn l. Senior Class as we prepared to be useful clhzens Norma Karnes displays her ability in cosmetology as she sets Mrs Maude McBride s hair Mr Robert Petkoff subject Auto Mechanics sponsorship T 65 I mv- ,fw af fr-vxvm Mrs Janet Spencer subject Cosmetology sponsorship T651 Inspecting the engine ol a truck are Glenn Hall, George Skinner and joe Needham Ronald Mitchell is in the cab ol the truck 'vu 3- Mr Ollle B Stone Mr Vemon Trexler Mr Bart Ward subject Machine Shop subject Radio subject Commerf1allArt h 6: sponsorship Tdsl sponsorship Radxotrons sponsors ip Tdrl 25 I I o .43 Q ' I' Y, , x . .L , s. X . y . . . W ,G s W , . vw . 7 fi , f ,i-' V f , K. . N X 1 ' : - ' : I ': ':: ' , : ': ibie :Gb ww UT S A 1 We learned that our When we began our school careers we Just knew that when the 3 30 bell rang, our teachers were released from the tlresome dutles of ln structmg took thelr brooms out of thelr closets and after sweep1ng the floor, they whlsked home mystlcally Once there wlth a flendxsh sneer they made out tests graded papers, and dllx gently practlced wr1t1ng Fs wlth that httle extra flourlsh ABOVE ln February Mr l Ossenkop vocal music mstruc tor at CHHS opened a record bar m the new Larson Capps music store m Caprtol Hill He rs shown here at the musxc store CENTER Everyone likes a good joke especially the one who IS tellmg xt Mr Ernest Wright popped a corny' and thot oughly enjoyed it LEFT BELOW When Mr Alvm Frezberget and Miss Carolyn Scott were married In December Mr F rexbergefs hrst hour history class gave the couple a wedding shower They are shown with a blanket one ol the grits RIGHT BELOW Miss Velma Elam and Mrs Lavmxa Dennxs got I7 the mood lor the Chieftain Capers by trying on Capers' hats 26 teachers are human too' But the plctures on these pages belle our chlld rsh supposxtxons Through the years we have dlscovered that our teachers are human Fords and Chevrolets have replaced the brooms and ready smxles grace thelr l1ps They do dlshes, attend movles, and work on commumty projects just hke everyone else Our teachers were not only our mstructors, but were also our advlsers, frlends and confl dantes We are prxvxleged to have been members of thexr classes LEFT BELOW Mrs Thelma Coleman IS a member ol the Mayde Mack Mummers theatrical group She IS shown here dressed for her part IH George Bernard Shaws Heartbreak House RIGHT BELOW Now see here Mr Mudd ll you are going to wash dishes you may as well get them clean was the re mark ol Mr H L Cheesey Llttlelleld to Mr J Kelly Mudd as they did K P duty CENTER Mrs Faye Spowart came to CHHS m February She temporarily replaced Mrs Sunbeam Frazier home eco nomrcs teacher who was on leave ol absence ABOVE Shown with their favorrte guy Mr Earl Edward Stewart are Earl Edward fTypee1 jr and Shelley Stewart 27 ,em ,,Ds1 4? I It ..i 'W ,fl M jr X1 l o Aflrr , . , .. xx . , ' D I ll ,. - ,, , . - , - , . ' 1 , H - - I 1 ' H ., r - . XX . , - , . : . . . , I I l - ' X O . J. J , fn ' , s. v w V U Y .na v - , , . , 1 ' 5 ' t f' l ' of A To further worthy school ochvnhes Is than nexer a Illllllllh frgeJ From mornlng Cof fee to three oclock Cokes there IS always somethlng lnuumg vxlthln the vx ills of CHHS There are b1g thlngs out of town ball games gonferences conventlons llttle thlngs after game the KRKC Junlor Semor Prom and the Chleftaln Capers We learn and erjoy It all the tlme becomxng the soclal le aders of tomorrow QQX XX, A bcctlon Edltor 75 dances, pep assemblies. part-time jobsg special things 'X X. W xl 4 1 R , ss Chieftain film 671 Mlss Chieftain the qualities we all admired Mr Chieftain B Ily Dav s 212 Q' 31 ,ni KI YI Kung Donald joe Raper Baseball Queen Martha Ann Robbins Pretty misses, Princess of Prlnl' Cormne Mme! Wm- - 32 ' J . . Q . . . Q A ' 'fi 'W I F handsome lads Band Queen P F F A Sweetheart J Q Q27 Knobberette Buddy Arda enny 4+-f 'w R . .X I I Bob Burr CFuture Farmers of Americab eaneen Gets K Horst Kleymann Chleftaun Prmcess joann Burt 34 relgned over Basketball Queen Shzrley johnson . . n F. H. A. Beau ure Homemakers of Americab CHHS organizations Redskm Sweetheart Y 35 Football Queen Mass Future Voter L eHeIde ba d O I .99-, . A Carol n Bumpas 'TM We Joanne Brownlee r ati n r n x r 'Y-7 xx f f if I Carolyn Clark 6? Pat Petree The '53 Chieftain recorded Pat Blackwell That whrch students like to look through and wrxte autographs rn IS just a yearbook to them a book which records a hlstory of the year and contaxns a p1cture of everyone ln school But to any Chxeftam staff member a yearbook IS the rea11zat1on of nme months work Nme months of scheduhng and takmg plctures of arranglng those plctures m some semblance of order of wrxtmg and read1ng copy and of havmg a good time All these thmgs combmed make up a h1gh school yearbook A great many problems and dlscouragxng lnC1 dents occur throughout the process of preparmg the book But w1th an ample amount of pa tlence and work staff members xron out all the problems and thelrs IS a feelmg of prrde and hum1l1ty when someone casually says Its a wonderful book' joyce Eubanks Marlene hates Elsne Kuklenskx Marlene Osteen X'-'x '41 Q! 2 sf' CJ To '-I 'Ag' . . , . . . . , . 7 X . . , ky - , . I . ' ' A, 'T v ' ' if 7 71 , ' , 4 2 6. f - A n . . ' Rgf ... L , lf v , 4 , - . l X- 5 X . N - I k X ' f 'g, Q -. --r' ,N xii' at Q c 'f V X . ' fr - ' Q p Y gg 3. J .. tg, ' . AW ' rv ' iff-,gifv A -35- Miss Kathryn Yowell our work and our fun The 1953 Chleftcnn STAFF EDITOR CAROLYN CLARK Ass1stant Edltor jack Bennett Business Manager Shlrley Watson Sectwn Edltors Admmlstratlon Bxllle Craxg Sports Pat Petree jane Castle Jams Engle Orgamzatnons Slnrley Watson Velma Sanders Senlor Class Elsle Kuklenskn jumor Class Marlene Osteen Sophomore Class Marlene Gates Joyce Eubanks Photographer jack Bennett Cartoonnst Pat Blackwell Sponsor Mxss Kathryn Yowell CThanks to Mr Bart Ward commerclal art teacher for hls assistance wlth the cartoons J Mary Bowman Bxllle Cralg MA 37 I jack Bennett Z3 a 'Jar Jig XJ ,ff CA Q ff Velma Sanders Shxrley Watson Jams Engle Jane Castle 'Uhr' 'Univ J 1.557 15- 1, Y. L' K S 'A N ' 'lx s B 2, 5 all . . - , ff ? 1 v ' ' ' ' . V ' 'C -- -- 1 x . - - Y j eeeeeeeee eeee S ' ' ' .qc 1 1 ' 1 Index H ,, ,, , , , , Mary Bowman sua, M--7' -J V W N VYVV V W H ' -' M' dl T' ' W C S -L . ' S J' ' -u - ' ' h ' Y ' Y ' 1 . . . . , ll? , 2 I A Z 4 5 L 2 Wu. -W , f- ' W' Gu 11 V A ' ,. 1 ff L V 2 . ' l 'fx-Ctrl. ' ' . iwkjjg c , S A a Q - ,IAA 4 .iff K 1 .1 , . , 1 .1 fs --If-Q X g X, S. ,..f2 h N - f A la N X 'Q :wJ i . I -si my Elsle Kuklensku ii CLeft to fight, june Hutchens Horst Kleymann Pat Lewls Gene McCollom Terry Fltzgerald iff ,43 Blllle Craxg Ruth AhSl'l'lLlhS e Redslun Arrow ca rrled Reportmg all school news IS the Job of the Redskm Arrow staff The school paper comes out b1 weekly fllled wlth news humor and club happenlngs Put out exclusively by CHHS students the Redskm Arrow 1S a full tlme Job for every staff member Under the watchful eye of Mlss Kathryn Yowell sponsor and EISIE Kuklenskl edltor the staff produced a paper th1s year wh1ch earned a superlor ratmg from the Natxonal Scholastlc Press Assoclatxon After all the news has been slfted out and written up the Arrow 1S sent on lts way to the off set prmtmg shop where lt IS prlnted ln the real newspaper style When the Redskm Arrow returns xt IS ready for the scrutmmzmg eye of 1ts many readers It can truly be saxd that the Job of reportmg the news of a large and busy school has aptly been done by the Redskm Arrow staff L ene Lakmn Velma Sanders Eleanor Emptage Beverly Patton 1.4 NN i -all .u?'l3... . , ,. , S ..- - R' J 1 X 1, 5 5 f ...- X . . -1 1 1 .. - , , ' 9 f, ' C , ' I 'J - . -1 . i - ' . 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I M I 1 W ,Z 'I Pat Petree Wanda Arismendez Mack Ferguson jack Bennett Loyd Vaughn the latest In news and sports The Redskm Arrow STAFF EDITOR ELSIE KUKLENSKI Asslstant Edntor Sports Editor Business Manager 'ls lstant Busmess Manager Rlchard Ahsmuhs Wanda Ansmendez jack Bennett Loyd Vaughn Mack Ferguson Eleanor Emptage Beverly Patton Pat Blackwell Blllxe Craig Pat Petree Ruth Ahsmuhs P1cture Edltor Photot, aphers Exchange Edltor Make up Edltor Club News Edltor Cartoom t Reporters Mary Bowman Yvonne Cantrell Jane Castle Bill Davidson Don Demeter Jams Engle Joyce Eubanks Terry Fltzgerald Marlene Gates June Hutchens Horst Kleymann Gene Lakm Pat Lewxs Gene McCollom Charley Poor Wayne Robmson Robby Roedl Velma Sanders DeWayne Stewart Prlnted m the offset prmtmg department under the d1rect1on of Mr E J Stockton Headlmes set nn the letterpress pnntmg department under the dxrectlon of lvlrs Thelma Coleman fLeft to rxghtj Mrs Thelma Coleman Buzzy Cleveland Freddy Kmg 1Left to rlghtj Yvonne Cantrell Don Demeter B111 Davxd CLeft to fight, DeWayne Stewart Wayne Roblnson son Rlchard Ahsmuhs Pat Blackwell Charley Poor Bobby Roedl fx? SNA-.1 ,,, X., ef gf I A Q. . V Y . , , ' I ., . I. : I , Y I . z Y y . .- . : , . , , . , . 72 tarp B! 'Sv Q 2 f- fl-F' F ii' B ' T C , ,S ' W ' at T - x -X .B 4- V1 1 N il , -N ' 1 ' ' S . -39.. J.. Hours of prachce and rehearsal Pardon me sir but I I says jackie james to Delane Ryals and Cormne Mmer m one ol the scenes from the jumor Class play entxtled Glamour Boy 2 A moment of sadness is expressed by Carolyn Bumpas Glenn Boyd and jeaneen Gers m the Semor Class play Seventeenth Summer 3 Gettmg some good advice from Mother fplayed by Marilyn Provmcel is Linda Lancaster who had the leading role m Seventeenth Summer 4 Its a deal states Don Crew to Dean Tesney m a scene from the Christmas assembly 5 A scorniul look IS directed to jackie james by Vxrgmxa Zwzrtz rn the Christmas assembly presented by the speech department 9 T' --40 0 1. H ', , Q' ' :gi V N i . 5. ar F ' 5 . 5 sq 1 r f I 2 A - fx 4 -1 . Y C I A 46 ' gave us the best in entertainment 1. A delicate operation is under-way by Bill Everett, Harry Anderson, Ronald Welch and Pat Blackwell in the Chieftain pep assembly presented in the stadium. 2. Where did it go? says Bobbie Shelton to Worldmaldo in one ot' the many tricks presented by Worldmaldo The Magician. 3 A serious scene from the Thanksgiving assembly pre sented by the choir and art department 4 Heap big Redskins were on the warpath agam in foot ball this year as demonstrated by the Ki Yi pep club in their pep assembly 5 Bobby Burr rs the center of attraction in a scene from the Chieftain sales kick oll assembly presented by the Chieftain staff Members of the quartet include Carolyn Cantwell, Katy Desper jewel Lane and Margaret Whitson QCA 'IZQI ...rv 41 ,,.-s,. , L H Hes TAI 45 ig, if 3 i ,' L E the g X f . 1:5 Q kt 7 C r , x, At . f f ' if l . ' n tap, xt HH ' V 1 A! isfmas 5550 JUf o ofhef 'an the awe true Chf of the - dren in among Tfhevis fill offeedy Chg: paste Wye fa f be Senttgylis and garage' biifila in each P C ,l d Jean Laceheld fngoges 10 ' 11 lbeft Ss Sd 1 t00f ifit! DFT Red Crods 5089 les 111' Money! Hundred dollar bills were the main attraction of a tour through the Capitol Hill Bank made by Mr. Soce Lewis' business math class. Gazing wistfully at the bills are fleft to right! Betty Harris, Shirley johnson, Joyce Larson, Carolyn Cantwell and Wayne Robinson. In the second row are Mr. Bartlett, Marian Bates and Mr. Lewis. Class activities made education painless Walter Turnbull, Distributive Education Club president, presents Mr. j. C. Penney with a pin making him an honorary member of the Capitol Hill DE Club. A group of the club members attended the presentation made at the downtown Penney store. Looking on are fleft to rightj Zelma Tyler, Carol Estes, Wayne Lathrop and Russell Amburn. Oil to a good start with a big meal of fried chicken, Redskin Arrow and Chieftain staff members head for Chicago for the National Scholastic Press Association convention. Attending the meeting are Cleft to rightj jack Bennett, Richard Ahsmuhs, Ruth Ahsmuhs and Pat Petree. Second row are Miss Doris Taylor, Central sponsorg Miss Kathryn Yowell, Elsie Kuklenski, Bobby Roe-dl, Billie Craig, Carolyn Clark and Mack Ferguson. Clean up week was something new LJ? -44 One of the more pleasant Jobs of pledgmg was the last week when all four pep clubs spon sored a clean up week The Chleftaln pledges pamted the gym the Knobberettes pollshed and waxed the audxtor xum stage, the Redskxns swept the stalrs and kept the halls SplCk and span, and the K1 Yls cleaned the classrooms and dld some needed dustmg LEFT ABOVE Cleanmg the gym rn preparatmn lor pamtmg are Louis Mauldm and Robert Owens Chief tams LEFT CENTER Wax' Wax' And more wax JoAnn Bryant Patty Voerster and Marran Bates Knobberettes put a good coat of wax on the audztorzum stage LEFT BOTTOM Helping the custodians tor a week to keep the halls clean are two Redskm pledges Davxd Yost and Donald Huff BOTTOM Teachefs little helpers were what these glrls could have been called during the week they cleaned the teachers rooms Hard at work are Ann Roberts and Marxlyn Leverzdge K1 Yzs '51, -4' - GG 79 7 Li ' !7 ' ' rf 1 f . I . , . ,. 1 , 1 .ft L ,Q , .tv -f ' naar, Q . I , , . gp l f X 5 F ' 1 f ,xx , ' ...wa -V I I 5: M +70 I . -f' 4 . Q .I f X , A' nh , K , A - lg I 41 n . ' ' . , , Y K A I but pledging was familiar to us all! Pledgmg for the upper classmen IS one of the annual events of the four pep clubs It IS a trme of mass confusxon, and somethmg drfferent happens every day Pledges have to smg songs, run races, push penn1es, and do numerous other thlngs Its rather hard and embarrasslng sometlmes for the pledge to fulflll the pledge masters command, and then the penalty must be pard, the worst part of rt all' RIGHT ABOVE A group of K1 Y1 pledges crawling across the stadzum after a bxg lunch RICHT CENTER james Piper came rn second IH a iootrace but that was not good enough so he recezves a swat from Redskm pledge master jerry Ham RIGHT BOTTOM Hit the floor was the command and these Knobberette pledges did just that Left to right are Marian Bates Trella jones and Joyce Ful kerson BOTTOM Beautiful musxc burst lorth from Ronald Johnston and Tommy Dzxon for the enjoyment of Chzef tain member Harry Anderson fy J. 'h R gflilr 't'l -Rf 'ef- Ji . Y R 5'- . 1' , 1 . . , r I - A ' - -'x N K . - , K : . 3 A V .X I - - u , I K V- 9 , u ' n fins - 1 ' . -l l I V K. I 'X ' W 0. I , M . 'nf W Q Q H 1 i I , A N. '- V I , . 'ef .L 5 ' x ' f 'Aw ..-' M . . gw- -r- -Wi ska- K ew, if ' uv. g M . A ,. A Q. ' . ,glpjlfi 'X f - is , , l 4 YLA.,?.-gg, eu-T34'ffj. , - f 'gf 'M' , A .1 K - , f. A ,wg ' li . i E , w' A 1 ' x I ,, f . 1 Q, as U wma ix 1 x 'if . 2 . X i. rp A , so A ' , X 7 vw, ' V I W. A, ,, A A . ' ,A Q ' . I , Y ff' f ' 4' f ., - Q E f 1 fx .X : Tw C -45- We earned while we learned . je ' ,.,.-v 1 Id C , ,,-4 ei oe WR ' 6' QQ: 3 See fm- g'When comes the pay check?l' Where goes the money? . . . Two major problems of CHHS students. After the bustle of daily classes, approximately 30 per cent of the boys and girls hurry to part-time jobs in down- town offices, department stores or neighborhood businesses. The extra money needed by all is earned by some while they learn a trade and receive class credit for their work under the Diversified Occupations or Distributive Educa- tion programs. Pictured on of these classes. Other students baby-sit, erous other jobs to get the this page are some members throw papers, and hold num- weekly allowance-stretcher! LEFT: It looks like a perfect fit, says menswear salesman jack Mowdy to Ronald Harris. CENTER LEFT: Good eyes and steady hands make new jewelry. Leslie Dean Smith shows his special knack with a ring and hammer to Carl Byrley. CENTER RIGHT: Here comes my daily bread, says Bob Turner as he and Arvie Roberts watch the dough fall in the trolley at the Continental Baking Company. BELOW: Rhinestones are good for any occasion. And a smile like the one jo Buxton flashes at prospective customer, Betty Black- mon, is always a pleasant sales campaign. B 1 ,f in --rl Xe-Xxx wifi' here's where our money went' But it's gone before you know it! A new pencil to replace the one you left at home, the blue dress or new sweater for that extra-special date, tickets to Friday's ball game, and five lunches a week soon count up to quite a bill. Then we try to put a little away for those special things: the fellas want to buy the girl an orchid for the KRKC, or the girls want new formals for the promg money for Christmas presents or money for that all-import- ant class ring. While we pass out our hard-earned cash, we gain ex- perience in the art of balancing a budget and soon learn that figures don't lie . . . S15 won't pay a bill for S20! RIGHT: jan McGee and Barbara Gentry follow the motto ol transit riders: Start a new week with a new bus card. CENTER LEFT: A cold coke hits the spot after an hour of strenuous cheering for the Redskin team. john Doughty serves up two for Shirlee Doan and jim Moorehead. CENTER RIGHT: The color-the size-the price? They're all just right decide Beverly fines and Myrna Davis as they finally' decide on Myrna's dress for the spring formal. BELOW: Books, books, books.' DeLane Ryals, like most students, buys his at the Y-Teen-sponsored Book Room. Here he pays Linda Henderson for notebook paper. i ,. ig. 'i I ar U14 is lm Pretty girls, catchy melodies ABOVE: Lett: My Lady Loves to Dance. ' Here the lady is Mary Lou McMillan, and willing partners are Bill Fallwell, Bob Lamb, Bob East and Bud Pulliam. Center: No Two People Have Ever Been So in Love as vocalists, Don Tait' and Fritzie Erwin. Right: lt's gettin' so a fella can't pick an honest pocket no more, complains Hoimen KMr. Al Ossenkop, rightl to son Rocky fBob Burr, leltj and wife Moytle fMiss Kathryn Yowell, center.j BELOW: Left: Love these Capitol Hill girls, says Danny Wil- liams, Master ol Ceremonies. One look at pretty Carolyn Bumpas shows why. Center: Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo? emotes juliet fMiss Betty Grahamj. Romeo KMr. Ernest Wright! can't understand why all the fuss, cause l'se right here, honey chile! Right: Pretty maidens fHorst Kleymann and Richard Malone! make with the charm on A Trip to Havana but ship's captain Merwyn Stracener seems immune to said charm. Sparked by clever and witty Danny Williams as Master of Ceremonies and capable and genial Miss Sara Cohen as producer, the 1953 Chieftain Capers provided three full hours of top-notch en- tertainment for a packed auditorium of apprecia- tive spectators. Climax of the evening came at the dance which followed the program when Ken Grissom and Jeaneen Gers were crowned King and Queen of the Capers. What's New was the theme of the show, and it was seen in every act. New talent, new ideas and new acts made the evening's show a grand success. my 1 'i ...., ' t M highlighted '53 Chieftain Capers Mr. Bart Ward's commercial art classes worked long hours to design and construct the scenery. A giant ice-cream soda, a ship's deck, a little red school house and a tenement house background were just a few of the remarkably realistic settings built by these students. All the dances were originated and taught by Shirley Glasgow and Mary Lou McMillan. Many hours of rehearsal were required to make perfect teams out of the boys' and girls' chorus lines. Weeks of rehearsals, memorizing lines, practicing song and dance routines . . .then last-minute jitters, stage-fright, general confusion . . . finally, the show, the laughter and applause of the audi- ence, the thrill of satisfaction as the final curtain fell . . . this was 1953 Chieftain Capers! ABOVE: Left: Playing Hockey from the little red school house are Beverly jines and joann Burt, Center: Royal smiles are flashed by a royal couple, Chief- tain Capers Queen and King, jeaneen Gets and Ken Gris- som, enjoy their brief reign. Right: I really must go, coyly states Mr. Alvin Frei- berger to which Mr. Harry Applegate replies, But, Baby, lt's Cold Outside! BELOW: Left: Penny Candy was the title of this number, and the girls in the dance line looked good enough to eat. Left to right are Beverly jines, Myrna Davis, Joann Burt and Martha Ann Robbins. Other girls who appeared in the act were Beverly McArthur, jackie Allen, Shirley johnson and Jewel Lane. Right: The dashing young ladies in the sarongs and leis are probably more at home on a football field or a basketball court. Members of the Boys' O Club who make up this line include Bob Peak, Eddie Lookabaugh, Don Reid, Bill Davis and Charles Hepler. fix 2 'fry fl ' 1 To encourage clean sportsmonshlp From touchdown to strxke out CHHS offersa game to S8t1Sfy the desires of all sports fans The athletes whlle dlsplaymg superb form durmg game tlme are xmprovmg thelr bOdl8S and mmds through physlcal growth Good sportsmanshrp synonomous wlth a Capltol H111 team whether losmg or wmmng Our teams rank hxgh m city and state competxtlon our boys are tops on all state rolls Besldes a well rounded sports program the school offers a sound physxcal educatlon course requlred for all hlgh school graduates 1 Xml 2 9 ,Z xl N1 Section Editors .1 'N Pat Petrec X X 50 2 jane Castle I jams Engle , ' . A is , K ff, ' Y JQQYV ,QQ l f lvx 1' K flu h w JN!! S il XR, l T J x , ggwncv Q , ,I , ao, Wi 11 X, 1 Y R wg g- ! 3 z Y W, J Y A y 49 4' L f if 1, ' 4 f fd. W A 1 , 4 , M ,, V. ,VW If is , ., ,Z , . A 'I W, ra' a , v bi , , .L Elm A, -T '1 ? Q 3 3 3 1 1: 1. f ,A , . ,at 'E K, -,,,,, , , i : W, -7? My ,. '.- an d V 'Liz A up J . '-SEQ, 4 , , 'f in I L ' ' 'WM ,K , Y. Lam B I ' A ,, f , X ' , , U ' '4' ' F! 1 in a A' J l 1 . ., , ,J f 4-sv Sports An alert staff of coaches MRS RUTHANN WILSON Glrls Teams WT C B SPEEGLE Football Track JOHN SMITH Baslceibsll Baseball I? QXTUL X5 m Vgx b MISS MARTHA Cox RAYMOND VAUGHN A D JACOBSON Girls Teams Athletic Director Track General Sports Track Football QYUZ 5,- Clli r' EARL STEWART L H BENGTSON Tim-H, Football Baskelball Tennis JOHN PRYOR Baseball 52 v 0 V! wt-T , N A 'vb' ', I H Y u , t ,L ' g V . f'f'L ' I x ' I 'X I x -,F I' r Y 5 'Qffh K 1 f f I My T ' Y, V Y ' '57 5. A I I 1' Je' f 1,1 . s . f ' 3 'L , Q ' ' f z 'ff' J 1 . . 1 Bette Perkms K Y 1 1-lf-,cy 9' a 2 Barbara Gentry K Y Bobby Lam Duane McCampbell R dsl: R d k plus energehc pep club support tn WM Mary Lou McM1llan ta tall cho l Carolyn Taylor Kn bb ttes A good part of the success of the Cap1tol H111 Redskms th1s past season can be traced to the fme support of the four all school pep clubs Led by ten very capable and ener g6t1C yell leaders the pep clubs func tloned together as one unlt durmg all Capitol H111 athletlc events and pep as semblles Peggy Smlth and Mary Lou McM1l lan were the two persons respons1ble for most of the actlvlty Servmg as all school yell leaders they mvented, dlscovered orgamzed, assembled and taught new yells that 1nd1v1dual cheer leaders and the pep club masses carried out to per fectlon Peggy Smxth s o K s all school Shlrley Glasgow Bull Falwell Bxlly Hutton s n o Knobbe ettes sen Ch ef! ju :or Chieftains 'iwdaw 53 junior- i- is junior- i- is senior- e ' ins SEfIiOf- S S iYlS 0 W ' 'ww w 2 , , , .-1 2 , - - - 'Q i Y ..,,.,,, fzlggg f.-.MN f M ,L A 1 1 . ' H 1 I 4,1 W, f , .aww - - eni r - iYi senior - Knobberettes - a sis n -s o ' ' junior- 0 ere e i r - r ior- i sins ' n' - ' ' I ' if . s I 1 , Q , f . fgg 2 ' Mm.: V4.1 ,V K Qin, I 'H V: ,::i,su.' 2' viii ' ' Q, I ' 73 s N 'M Q R. Ronald Bruce junior back - 150 IL ,-. Ken Grissom k , . -451' Q IU nip 3 '63 u F 1 ' .. i i Bob Burr senior back - 160 5 I , .aa 'I-no El . t fx H ,,, ,. I , , wiv' V ,vi'f'e-I I A 1 1 r Wayne Craig Earl Edwards junior senior tackle - 205 back - 140 Gave our footballers a co-title Herb Heronomle d 5 .glean ,hsrv 54 Only two football clubs in the southwest were able to claim vlctorles over Capltol Hxlls Red skms thls past season as the Hlllmen rolled to their sesond Mld btate conference co tltle ln as many years It also marked the fourth consecutlve tlme that Caprtol H111 had clalmed at least a co share of the team trophy 1n the Mld btate race Desprte the tact that they had to rely on a one team un1t through the 1n1t1al part of the season the kedskms rolled to flve straight vlctorxes before absorbmg thelr flrst defeat Semmole was the first Capltol H111 vlctlm as the Hlllmen admmnstered a 34 0 whltewashlng Job 1n the season opener The followmg week It was an underdog Red stun eleven that traveled to West Texas and sur prlsed Lone btar State fans by upsettmg a hlghly touted Amarlllo grld crew 1412 Ardmore Classen and Shawnee followed 1n the wake of the Sandles defeat bowmg to the Skms 32 7 28 12 and 20 6 1n that order A week later Emd moxed lnto the usually Charles Hllterbran Charles Hepler k 155 In 'fl Lf! at X . . . . . , - 4 l 1 V fx ' ' 6' - n 1 , . . . U I' ' 'Y M - . ,, . . , 4 n t r . 1 . Q , , I I ' K t - j , . . A - if 1 - 2 - ff, 4 . . O I 1 , , ' ' ' I, 7 , 7 . , . 7 - , - - , junior senior junior .senior hge . 150 guar - I-1 bac - 165 back - ' ibm-f '?' V A . I .ll ,AN - 3 ' M, 23' j' ..,... -.x 4 ' .l '. .- -- 'f' -..,..,, -- Y , . . H X 'l e f -4 I , N ge 9' I ' Q -: li X -1.4 . . - ' - . , a 4 s y , 1 if A . 11- , . f V, - , my .. . 5- V Li-:-Ji: I if-.': , X 3 ' WL g1'Ef'51Vs'-Q51 , ' f rv 1' A IW K , , ,-U .-I 5. ,KH ni ., . 1 . - L.'inJ5i5i7iT? 11- f,f,,g 4 ., Q is Ava ' H eh ' 1- . 5- 'f ' f 4 4 1 , 44 -bt, Db-r,' 'J' ' Lt, , ' it Donald King Benton Ladd junigr junior center - 190 tackle - 195 C3 M211 r j , X Y ., .4 is! .agp-up A .wx IZIIP E i,1::PS!' iq I ,.- y' 'I 'ye 'QT 4 5 .. N if A-Q46 fr N, M A, James Lary Richard' Martin ,Umor senior back - 150 end - 155 in Mid State conference competition friendly confines of Redskln stadlum and stunned a surprlsed group ot Capltol H11lers 12 2 The Redsklns bounced back the next week to blank Northeast 460 and followed that wlth a 41 12 wm over cross town Central In the final m1d state battle of the season the Hlllmen swamped what had been a h1ghly rated Norman aggregatlon 28 0 Playing one week longer than they usually d1d the Redskms wound up the season on a dlsappomt mg note loslng to powerful Muskogee 20 7 at Capltol H111 On several occaslons mdlvldual performers equaled team showmgs and at the end of the season these grldmen were honored Llsted below are the top performers B111 DaVlS All State Al1D1str1ct AllC1ty Tom Pearson Al1State Al1D1str1ct Al1C,1ty Bob Pr1ce All State Calternatej Al1D1str1ct A11 Clty Benton Ladd Al1D1str1ct A11C1ty Chuck Page-Al1D1str1ct AllC1ty Conrad Stxgler A11 Cxty Chuck Page Bob Peak k 210 -IA- 'Ula-Q we B111 Davls d CCpt Tom Pearson e d 80 -'Km 'Pk 3111 .1 C1 WW Q Bob Price d CCpt B111 Phxl lps e d 0 fS 2 . ' . ' 7 . 1 1 ' . ' V I I ' 1 ' 1 ' . . . - t A ,L - 2 , ' . . . . J Q , f, 9 9 ' 1 7 . . , .- i 2 - ' 1 ,, 1, - - - - . - - - . - - .P l .Y 1 r ' M- t , A . . l ,. f . 1' ' a ' 9 ' - - - 5 - 9 - . - ' . senior Senior - ' ' . - ' guar - 190 Euar - 2.25 I I 1 U ' o- a ain o- a fun - 5 - . . . 1. junio, senior senior senior back-160 lac Ie- Y n '1 n '17 1 1 I s Q . 1 . r I 'G Q , f 1 . I' .: V . V I . -l . 1 ff: I - M , in . , V M, , Q. , -M . .,, . ' Q ' ' , A 'If' 'wr : . , eff 1 ' N - 1 1 1 I - 1 m ' Q , ,, 1 'X N' X ,L ' A s, 4' N . ' . x 1' :gf to Ak A r - 5 Q 5 '::ga2'AIf12EQ e X 5 'Q .N 1 I - V v ., 1 '- 'x -. he , -I f 1 f , 4 - V 5 c fc -f , , ,L . - . Q. ,:-, 7 . - Q ' f - -4.-' 4 ,f '.57K:1:4f- ,Z ' ' 'A i :if ' , - Q. , 55:1 ' 'Pk i 1 ' ' 'M M' - , ,, sfaftgw., fmirtw ' , K , . 'j' . g '3-'K can :VL V., Nj' . ' ' A ll nl.. -5 .5 f Q ' , tinge ' ,gg -. , . V A X : , , I .-a,.,..f R A ,Arr , , .f 7 I- , A . . Q f,,,,,.r qw V. - . 1 - , . 1 'xr .W -. . f , . -, rw- 3, . ,aa U - I X A, 4 Q, V i g f ' ... -55- 'lv , , .. ,-, R li ' Q, , pw Donald Raper B111 Richey Denms Robmson Lloyd Rumbaugh SEDIOY JUYUOI SCDIOI' IUHIOY back 155 back 153 tackle 190 back 165 Reserves and managers were necessary f r .. . In llllill -,, ,,, , Q, rv Conrad Stxgler Charles Weed Fred Weed SCUIOY SCTHOI' lunlof center 195 end 165 guard 175 Three newcomers to the managerzal held tried their hands at the trarmng racket thls year 3 n fBelow and left to rrghtj jesse Gable Pat Petree and Tommy Fowlkes 1-is S 1-5 Two xeteran managers were principally respon sible lor keeping the Redskins rn tip top shape n through their gruellmg ten game schedule Abm e-Paul I'ox and Dum Doughty gnu Tommy Nrcklxs a rub down C: 56 nj' l 1 I , 7 .V J 5 N Q1 a Q ,1 5 ...g V- M , .45 ' ' ' 5 X .. ay I 1 'Y X 1 A 1- ,-'ks' Q ' . gf 1 we AW A xc K i 1. 3 A 5592 - - - - -Al fir- Q . . . . h . . 'ki -eff ' . ' ,sf 4i' 1,9.g , r r, , 5 ' ' is-V 1 A A V ' ' ' , Y Q ' ' r In Bob Shipman Harold Haney Tom Nlcklas Darrell Wooley Don Reid Davxd Brown nu r yunior junior junior junior sophomore n if 1 1 i cklz O guard 115 ccnlcr 175 back 165 and were always ready to perform accurately .1 Buddy Snead immy Crawford Charles Glll Roy Wilson h rr rr junior junior junior gui ard 175 back 140 gu1rd 160 hack 165 1952 Season FootbaH Capitol CBPIYOI Capitol Capitol Capltol H1 Hll H1ll Hlll Hlll Semmol? 0 Amarillo Ardmore Classen Shawnee Capltol Capitol Capntol Capltol Capitol S' Dale Dodson Jlmmy Hxcks Mlke Slmpson junior junior sophomore end 155 bick 155 end 160 Record Hlll Hill Hr Hull H111 Emd Northeast Central Nor man Muskogee and a Mid-State co-title in this one as the Redskins dumped Norman 28-0. Pictured below is Lloyd Rumbaugh fl7j as he crosses the double stripe for a Redskins score, -57 rn--f Chuck Page, above, is stopped by Enid de- fenders as the entire Redskin team was. The undisputed league crown was lost due to the I2-2 DEFEAT. Jimmy Davls Earl Edwards Wayne Craig H V' Ownbey sno guad Juno Bob Burr sen or I a d Flve returning cage leitermen Capltol Hllls 195253 basketball aggregatlon was a veteran crew that truly rated the rankmg of the states top team Although they never got past the reglonals 1n playoff compe t1t1on durmg the regular season they made a tremendous showlng both ln and out of conference competltlon Tournaments were also a successful Redsk1n cage venture The H1llmen establ1shed a 750 wmmng percentage ln tournaments alone After whlppmg Tulsa Central 64 eled to Borger Texas and captured that crown by wh1pp1ng two Texas qumtets ID two nlghts The Central pre season tournament followed that and lt went to Capltol H111 after three nlghts of thrllhng cage act1on agamst some of Okla homas top teams After rollmg through nme games undefeated Capltol H111 sustained 1ts fxrst loss It came at the hands of Leedey Oklahoma 58 50 ln the fmals of the Cordell lnvltatlonal tourna ment Through the remalnder of the regu lar season, the H1llmen lost only three more tlmes 1n 17 games played The only team Capltol H111 had any real trouble wlth 1n the won lost column was Norman Chet Bry ans Tlgers who were rated number dumped Capxtol H111 twlce Only two other teams managed wins over John Smlth s powerful Red sklns They were the El Reno Indxans who dld It durmg the season and the cross town rlval Classen Comets who accompllshed the feat ln the fmals of the reglonal playoffs Bill P1-nlllpg Glen Plaster Bllly Richey Joe Robmson r 0 a a yu ro 58 e i r - guard senior - r ' i r - center senior - forward s 0 . . , . . 7 . , . - 1 7 ' v . . v v - 1 1 . - 7 . ' - 9 48 in their opener, the Redskins trav- two in the state under the Redskins, 1 9 - . . . . . , - . 1 . , i - orw r ' ' ' ' ' 9 1 ' v , . senio . I ,ward junior - lorw rd junior - lorw rd ' n' r - center 'T . 1 ' Jerry Wallace Hubert Reed Chuck Page Leroy Snellen senior lorward ,Umor Center junior Euard junior lorwird gave rounclball fans excitement Ronald Benson semor student manager l953 Basketball Record Capltol Hull Redskms Cap1tol H111 64 Tulsa Central-48 Borger Inv1tat1onal Tournament Cap1tol Hxll 56 Lubbock f'l'exasJ-45 Capnol H1ll-69 Borger CTexasJ 5 Central Pre Sea CBPIIOI I-l1ll Capltol Hrll Cap1tol Hull 'l'Cap1tol H111 Capltol H1ll son Tournament S Putnam Cxty 41 4 Central 38 5 El Reno-52 5 Northeast 56 4 Cathohc 25 Cordell Inv1tat1onal Tournament lChr1stmas Hohdaysj Cap1tol H111 Sl Cllnton Leedy 58 Capltol H111 Regular Season fresumedj 'Norman 5 'Capitol Capxtol TCEPIYOI 'kCap1tol Cap1tol H1 50 H1 50 H S4 H1 35 H1ll-48 El Reno-4 7 it Norman ,lt Cap1tol lk Cap1tol tk Capnol Capitol 't Capxtol Capltol 'K Cap1tol Capxtol Cap1tol Hlll H11 Hull H1ll H1ll Hlll H1ll H111 H1 Cap1tolH1ll 43 Shawnee-49 El Reno-45 Ennd 42 Classen 34 Central-43 Cap1tol Hull-44 Cap1tol H111-47 Shawnezf+47 Classen-42 Northeast 47 Southeast--47 Emd-41 Chnton 42 Central 45 Southeast SS Cathohc-44 Reg1onal Class A Tournament at Classen Hlgh School Capxtol H111 62 Central 44 Classen 55 Cap1tol H1ll 54 Denotes games that counted toward Cap1tol Hrlls league co champmnshxp 1n the Mxd State conference Over all season record fmcludmg tournamentsl Won 25 Lost S Q xy NEW lfw J L I THEY CANT BELIEVE IT Central and Caprtol H111 Cagers watch, slzghtly amazed, as jrmmy Dav1s 1481 lzterally takes off for a lay up shot Watching from behind are Eddie Tacker 1341 and jimmy Hammond 1551 of Central and Redskm Bob Burr 1442 Capitol H111 won 62 44 59 X1 l ' H VYVV w- 3 'rn V , , T A A ' All- ,, , ' ' 1 A 'll- , ,, 1 0 lui 1 4 - , L A -Z Vjjjjjrwrr Y NYY: . 1 . . S V 'CVVV A A -53 ,, '--'-- -f - - ' 'l-51 , ,, ,, ' A - 9 A ' -62 ,, 1 . Z 1 -SS as Regular Season Schedule , A H ' H V I - 8 '-'f - ' ' -48 t,,, ,ff -- - 0 , ' 1 A A -59 , 1 ' 'll-56 ' . , - . .-50 l U - V W - '- H ' A -50 , 1 , , , , ' ' - 1- . .. 4 . . . .v IW C - G I - 1 1 'K - A ' if , l , U 1 3 3 fl f ' X 3 : , 5 f ' mr qw 1 , ' ' ' ll ll Tommy Wade Jeffb' Gln sem p1tcher -'emo 'PI' he' QV 0.5 Q Y. 1 Q Je 1 ww B111 Dav1dson nllelder ff' ld' Glen Plaster Buzzy Cleveland ICIIIOY mllelder jlmmy Davis mhelder Whule the baseballers W1th a second consecutxve state champ1onsh1p f1rst and foremost 1n thelr mmds, the 1953 Redskm baseballers worked hard and played hard all year long Returning 13 lettermen from the 1952 Cham p1onsh1p team the d1amond crew had plenty to work w1th too A well seasoned 1nf1eld remaxned 1ntact w1th Bob Burr at flrst B111 Davxdson holdmg down second J1mmy Dav1s coverlng the shortfleld and Buzzy Cleveland stoppmg dnves at the hot corner In the outf1eld B111 Greens graduatlon left the way open for another outf1elder to break m as a regular and husky Glen Plaster took care of that Others who were 1n the f1ght for outfxeld berths were p1tcher outf1elder jerry G1ll long ball h1tt1ng Don Demeter and all round performer Wayne Cralg Bob Sh1pman and Tommy Wade a b1g nght hander and a d1m1nut1ve southpaw, respectxvely headed up a p1tch1ng corps that was rated as one of the best ln the state As well as Wade and Sh1pman Chuck Page and newcomer Don Chamberla1n carrled blg loads of the mound work while jerry G1ll fxlled m whenever he was needed B1lly Rlchey who was slated to see lots of mound duty jolted Redsk1ns hopes sl1ghtly dur1ng the early part of the season when he mg hurlers took up the slack and kept r1ght on rolllng down v1ctory tra1l Beh1nd the bat the Redsk1ns had W1lly Morse, and beh1nd hxm were Wayne Cra1g and a newcomer Sophomore Marvm Best Over the ent1re season, It was a pretty good year w1th all games bemg excxtmg, and v1ctory bemg very sweet Chuck Page Tom Taylor jun: pitcher lGlIl0F1Pl2C'I0 IW T X -60 ,X , -' ' S 'b . Y P X , 5 1 , . 1 1.I94,, V , 5 . Q . . ' , . - . . . . , . o ' , In . 1 I s ' 1 , . . X . . . , . 7 - 7 'or- ' ' V I C I . . G - 0 , - , - F L 1 MY, 3 A' Q , ' , . . - . 2 , i Q 1 ,, . . . . 1 Iwo 1 . X 1 S , . , , , S gl- . 1 -, In moved to Duncan, Oklahoma, but the remain- - . 9- -fy I , . 49' , -Lua., M -1. ! of 'pg 4 1 'P 1' 1 ' - ,enior-i ' junior-ou 'e r . ' ' 1' ' senior-' ' ' ,'0l - ' ' ' I' Y f Vx. E Q , I - ' iz! I . ,, . 1 my I f- L ' rj ' 1 K Q F W W X , 1- W '. ff wk I . - ,' aa wg Qi ' x W. ' ' begun The executron of a successful slide rs often the dziference between a run cored or just another out Pictured above B111 Smoky Davidson tries s the very deceptxve fall away durmg a Redskm practice sessron pursued another state tltle -J Donald Dunn Bnl Stevens Don Chamberlain soph more-mhelder senior manager jumor pitcher Wayne Craig Bob Burr Willy Morse Junior-ou tireld er senior ml leld er junior-catcher 31 5 gf' Q 61 Ze'- Ahead wxxwlii ,Fw 'W Bob Shipman semor prtcher QU 'W Marvm Best sophomore-catcher Don Demeter semorhoutfrelder 'Hr i '. 2.m4 Www r r r If J rftfyl, ,A'- 7 ,,, . ',,, ' ,. A U 'Lf ' f , ' ' t n X X H Lg l,y ' . I J, . , 1 , ' ' , VMVWA , fr W , ,f,.,7fw e J ' ' , of ' ,A ' 3 of 3' ' . ff! 3 , -A 2 1 ' be 'Qs ' Oo e . Q V, R 1 5' . r U ' Q 1 e A mf,-qefe ttt. , A. ' Y Nathan Barber Carl Bond Ronald Bruce Jxm Clark jim Crawford Dale Dodson Robert Douglas 48 Ken Grxssom Q-Q Lappung the oval or clearing the bar, 2-Nl 5 V lf' phi' -A Reefs Charles Hepler 0' Q! vs ,.... w N L5 Dale L1ghtner Don Raper Charles Wade Charles Weed 1, P gags' Dean Doughty John Doughty Lloyd Flowers Wayne Gee Harold Harvey Herb Heronomle 62 :Q nl 'C , A :L Y ' 1 fL - ' 3? A fs, - ' ' W , Q ' L e s 5' I I -, ' I , -ir VY IC WLJQ' Y X .iq y ',liag,gf4, 1 I 4 MK 4 V A ' X -I . - l Q . B I 5 ,, ,,- ' f A l x V V: Mi ,I 1 . , - Ah I R jg, ', Nw if www' ,V rw, N ig ,r :iw . 1 rf, 4 W ,- -W f'-ri K' T wsu s ff' Q ff' x Wh' W' 1 'fwew ,-4 ' V Q W ,v-i'1 7j ' , 6, , ' , I A1 E 5' K 5 I iyr xr . . I C , K: ,k I 94. g, ,E 'Vx gh . 5. If ' ,.-, - - , . K ,,,F,,, , . C . 1 A -T I X F I ,- c ' I -Sh-P A f jlmmy Hncks John H111 B111 Hughs Donald Kmg Benton Ladd james Lary the track team showed good form Reboundmg from a very dlsappomtmg 1952 f1n1sh Cap1tol Hllls 1953 tracksters bounced back m champlonshlp form to have a very successful season Sparked by erght returmng lettermen, Ray Vaughns cmder men looped the oval and topped the tlmbers 1n top form, and gave the local track fans a team of wh1ch they could truly be proud Among other accompllshments, a Red skm mile relay team permanently captured a 13 year old clrculatmg trophy 1n a Fort Worth 1nv1tat1onal meet won the Aggle relays, swamped two of the1r oldest rlvals Oklahoma Clty Central and Oklahoma C1ty Classen All ln all xt was a team that was looked upon always as tough competltlon by r1val aggregauons O I Q. AI 3, l4xs ...X CHAMPIONS from the word go this mile relay team was one of the lastest m the southwest Front row Cleft to nghtj A D Jacobson asslstant coach Don Raper Charles Hepler Ray Vaughn head coach Back row Bob Douglas Charles Weed vw-.if Bobby McKenzxe Eddy McM1ll1an B111 McNutt T A Mmton Laddle Nethercut Doyle Nowlm Q5 Eva Bully Parker Hubert Reed Lloyd Rumbaugh arles Simpson Fred Thompson Charles Weed 63 ,P ..- 1 L - f' 7 '. rl -- Q V. as W .-. M , Q I l Y 5' I E71 J Y' A, , ' A L . . . 1 , X V 1 i, ' ' ' J '..M5, 1 li s , t 1 asm ,, 5 f l , . . , -:A , V V 17.062 X 'A A ' 1 ,M K , V ' A ' ' H xt '. - ' vi-xg-Q. lf' f . . . . ' -' I h' 7 ' Q , le I , . -- . , . . 5 l Q . ll YY ' ' x V f 1 1 1 . : , . 4. F 4: . A Y L' h, 9 a ,A-9 .W-,, Q , Y .Mai . W b f '2 T' 1 5 A . ll x I , I X , , y ' ' K cg , , A ncaa. ' -K be .L ' . Ch . Q 1 2 . F' 5-V ,, .A.. . 5 la Q- ' . if-gm Q ,1 .- . N-X x 3 p9 - . V--w -vs ..' - ', B f' w . ln, I Yv ,A vt 5 - Z' i 1:-'f X f X L' Z James Rooker Jim Lawhon Barry Walraven jUflI0f One year jUl1lOf Ofl y Bl' SLU! Y IWO yr BIS EW Davxd Eldridge junior one year 1-f Bob West SEFHU ' 1 'O YEBYS 1952 stale doubles champ A surprising coachmg change just before the regular season opened brought Capltol H111 tennls lnto the Sports Spothght th1s sprmg at Lapltol Hill, and as though enjoylng the1r llttle surge of lmportance, the netmen turned ln some excellent per formances Earl Stewart reslgned after a very successful f1ve year tenure which had produced five c1ty and Mld State champion shlps Stewart was replaced by assistant football and basketball coach L H Bengtson Led by five returnmg lettermen, mcludmg a state doubles champlon, Barry Walraven, the Redskms filled the gap left by graduated smgles king Gene Land, and agam romped to t1t1es all around the Southwest Three of the net letterrnen this sprmg were only Junlors, msurmg future successes ln 1954 MMV 1,95 ,n- Three ol the many tennis newcomers that kept the veterans on their toes all year long are pictured below: Cleft to right! H. C. Ownbey Leslie Hammett and Bob East. Not pictured are twelve others who came out late Lu Roy Knast Ronald Benson Bob Lam Tommy Brooks jim Townley Charles Harris Leroy Saloga Keith .Stonecipher Leroy .Snellen Wendell Ford Dale Snellen and Gerald Lawson. ,.64- . y y 5, i 17 Minor sports showed maior form Q y , B ' if '63 eV? 1 Earl Edwards semor two years In both tennis 7 I serif: Wayne Tice sophomo z+none Q., Qi 'Ria 1+-HEI' Q00 st' Bob Worley 4 71 eh..- lf',fh' hm. 'ia lbs ' , 'Ye I , n 4 .f' t 4 ,L fi i ,, , f 'I if 4 , at , ,, 5 ,N ffm' It 4 gf 1 J , 'Q 'if 1 ': if ii, . A , 2 5 if Eddie Lookabaugh Lewis Morris senxor two years sophomore--none and golf Two par busting veterans teamed w1th a group of newcomers thxs spr1ng as Capitol Hills golf crew went after 1tS second state team title 1n as many years and also 1ts f1fth crown in the past six years Headmg up a team that coach C B Speegle called lnexperxenced but sol1d were Earl Edwards and Eddle Lookabaugh both senlors and both 1952 lettermen One other monogram man jomed the Redsk1n ranks th1s year He was Lewls Morrls a veteran transfer student from Southeast Hlgh School I DL t 'T'IY ' Flllmg in vacancles left by the graduat1on of Ab Just1ce and Or vllle Moody, two four year veter ans were Bob Worley and Wayne TICC from the hlgh school ranks and Sug Lookabaugh J1mmy Brewer and Duane Cunnmgham from the Junlor hlgh ranks Everythmg consxdered the Red skms had a pretty good season however they d1d get one smudge on thelr perfect record In their opening mter Clty match of the year, the Redskins lost to cross town Classen, and in domg so marked the fxrst t1me that they had lost a match m thls area since 1947 5 'Y Inu 'A I 1' femur ITS A COMMON SIGHT-Golfers Lewrs Morris Earl Dean Ed wards and Buz Lookabaugh view a tournament trophy with golf coach fume' none C B Speegle The Redskins have captured some kmd of mdzvzdual or team title every year smce 1946 65 I U if 2 2 ' ' 2-elim, -fr V' m .fr f 74- -I - ' - U. -f , Vu . . . , - - A r N , , if 19 ' , . . . 7 I . 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I Paulme Wmter Phymla Elllott sensor jumor sollball table renms basketball softball table renms basketball volleyball volleyball Reba L1ttle Wanda Keel junior en 0 softball tabletcnms basketball s llhall b skelball volleyb1ll Looks plus ablllty and skull For the flrst tlme ln many years the Capltol H111 G1rls O Club has taken up basketball as one of thelr mam sports Th1S sport was played years ago but was omxtted because of an acc1 dent whlch occurred on the basketball court The game was cons1dered too rough for g1rls However th1s year the gxrls proved that they were capable of playmg a clean and fa1r game usmg good sportsmanshrpl Such was the case ln many other Oklahoma Clty hrgh schools Capxtol Hlll, along wlth the other c1ty hlgh schools, entered the c1ty tournament Northeast came out on top as the champlons whlle Capltol H111 s record was two wms and three losses Capltol Hllls team was composed of the fol lowlng players Paulme Wmter, Phymla Elllott jo Barber 1 The team IS In a huddle as coirh Miss Marrha Cox gn es last mmute Instructions Le!! to nght are Paulme Wmter VL inda Keel Reba Lnrle Phymla Ellloit Hazel Hanson and Vlvllma Rzdlev -66 0 0 Q ' D ' ' l ' Reba Little, Wanda Keel, Joyce Stapp and Betty f .V A l g X 'dw X ' 'Q if L, V i y 5 Fifth hour class practices basketball characterized the falr sex sports Cap1tO1 Cap1to1 Cap1tOl Capltol Cap1tol H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 The Basketball Scoreboard Central--46 John Marshall-49 Southeast Northeast Classen WON 2 LOST 3 kk Ha2e1 Hanson Betty jo Barber Joyce Stapp kr llbkt kr ll yb ll 67 W1lma R1dley kt llybll b Q 0 - ' 'll-43 ,,,. ,, ,, H . , ' 'll-34 , H ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , W ' 'll-29 ,, H ,,,, , -17 ' 'll-25 , , , , -33 ' 'll-32 , ,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,Y ,,,,,, , ,,,YY -11 l 5, f' ' fr 1 -,f .N l junior senior junior Sophomofe B-string soltball - bas e ball soltba - as e ball B-string softball - bas e b ll b-35 9 ball - V0 9 ' 3 vo e 3 ta le tennis 14 Latane Purcell Mary Qumtero Pat Denton Donna Kuhlman I yh l ltb ll ll yb ll ith Il yb ll b ll B kt As they won ball games and The glrls softball season 1n c1ty h1gh schools ended 1n a three way t1e th1S year Wlth Cap1tol Latane Purcell IS 1n her second year of pltchmg wh1le catcher Donna Kuhlman stars for the f1rst tlme thls year Seven other team mates are Wanda Keel flrst base Peggy Gray second base Paul1ne WIHTSY th1rd base Mary QU1HtEfO short stop Phyn1la El l1ott left f1eld Reba L1ttle center f1eld and Joyce Stapp rlght fleld Cap1tol Cap1tol Capltol Cap1tol Capltol H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 Softball Scores Central 6 Classen 0 Northeast 10 Southeast 1 John Marshall 0 WON 4 LOST 1 Teams practice lor volleyball tournament -68 S I ., 2 , '19 I 1 junior junior junior junior ,wftlmll - mhl - It-nnis - vo lv ' nl so za - vo e a so a - volle a - adminton soltba - -string bas e ball . , . . . . . . , . . H1ll, Northeast and Southeast as the c1ty champs. - .11-7 ' ' ' 'll-3 H , , , , - s 1 ' A ' 'll-7 eeee oeee 1 - - , . . . . ' ' 11-3 V YYYYYYYVYVV V 1 1 v v 9 . 1 D . f . 1 ' ' 'll-11 oeeee. ,S eeeeeee oeee - a v 1 y , . ,,,,,,,, I ' - F 1 47 ' X I ix Getting a few tips on swzmmmg from Mrs Ruthann Wzlson are flelt to nghtj Maureen Price Betty Mathews Glenna Grll Delma Raymer and Charlotte Mosley glorified their femlnme charm In the c1ty swlm meet th1s year advanced swxmmmg student Haroldean Dutton, sophomore came 1n th1rd 1n the back crawl Pat Thorpe semor, LaDonna Grlssom, sopho more, Yvonne johnson sen1or, and Joy Foster sophomore, entered as a relay team The g1rls won f1rst 1n the 80 yard free style relay Three schools Cap1tol H111 Classen and Cen tral, took part 1n the meet In table tenn1s W1lma Rldley sophomore, and Phyn11a Elhott Jumor captured second place 1n doubles 1n the c1ty tourney Volleyball season started for the Cap1tol H111 g1rls March 4 wxth the1r openmg game agamst Classen H1gh The season ended March 18 Volley Ball Record Cap1tol CapltOl C8pltOl Cap1tol C3p1t0l Classen 13 Northeast 26 Southeast 30 John Marshall 15 Central 25 W H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 Margaret Doussett Peggy Gray Norma Hal-mor Roberta Durbm en o jumor ju,-no Junior softball voll yball tablet ms softball tabl tenn volleyb ll olleyball table tenms I nfl! 69 L A . , f f K A . LV' I ' S ' 1 ' ,.' , r' '- A . , 1 A f , z ' I' .1 1 w P 1 1 1 - 0 0 I 0 Q 0 . . . , , s 1 , , . . - J s - . . - - aaea a ' '11 . f 1 ' - ' 'll . . ' . 1 K K ' '11 s 1 h V . . . . . i H i in i r 1 . . ' ' . - 1 so at so ll- r Q - s i r ' ' ' ' f ' ' . e - en ' - e is- a v ' e 's .,.., , M,,, N, 5 '71 4 . ' 'M Jr M' A , fir ' I 1 TN Q W-ul I A. sf-,A up . FRONT ROW Marllyn Deerlng Mary McMillan Coleen Chandler Blll Fallwell Marlene Gates Susanne Dlvme Pat Cvllllland Eleanor Jaco Shirley Cleveland M1ss Sara Cohen sponsor ROW 2 Carolyn Cantwell Marna Moody Barbara Gentry Nadme Kuhlman Delores Ivey B111 Everett Donme Harrls, Bxllle Johnston jan McGee Margo juhl ROW 3 Katy Desper Harry Anderson Nell Edclmgs june Bratton Delbert Laceheld Vxrgmxa Kmght Donna Elhngsworth Shxrley Cosby Cormne Mmer ROW 4 Jlmmle Dell Harry Merson Horst Kleymann Wayne Lathrop Charles Harrls Joe Cavnar Bllly Davis Charles Lake Bob Burr Our platform was to better As the people of the Umted nm States have a vo1ce ln the na tlonal government through Con gress, so do the students have a Th1s IS done through the Student Counc1l One way the students vo1ce thelr oplmons IS ln the all school electron In order to vote, the students regxster Wlth the Stu dent Counc1l electton board 7 Th1S entltles them to vote for the Student Councxl offtces for the followlng year The councll IS composed of presldent vxce presldent, secre tary treasurer, class offtcers one representatwe from each home room a sponsor and the mem bers of the Executxve Board The Executlve Board meets wlth Mr Hxgdon and M1ss FRONT ROW Wayne Lathrop Corinne Mlner Bob Cohen Once a Week and forms Executive Board East Peggy Smxth Shrrley Watson the agenda for the Student X417- ROW 2 Martlyn Proxmce jxmmre Dell Glenn Boyd joe Caxnar Counc1l meetxngs 12 , tx M -f 3 N lf Y . I x ' A 4 . I - , , A 5 3 2 .. ' V A 1 ' A ' , ' -, ,n ' , , 7 1 Y l 7 ' I A : 7 Y 3 . Y Y . l ' I Z D 7 . 1 . i 7 I l A A D I 7 I Y I I l 7 Y I I . 1 Y D 1 Y , . , ,y,L A - J 3 M . at , H at ,M491 , ff ' Q voice in the school government. .t - i 4 ' . . 1 , ee., L ' I - 6 51 l 1 Y .5 5 - . . . . . 3 - M 2 ' . it ' Y ' ' .six W I ' . . vi - ' 1 . 1 , l . - Ps 'x 2? 5'-Hb PEGGY SMITH GLENN BOYD BOB EAST Yell Leader Vice P rd nt Student C0U C'1 MARY Lou MCMILLAN MARILYN PROVINCE President Assistant Yell Leader the plan of our democracy 2 ,? 1 FRON1 ROW Cathenne Ray Darla Seal Ann Smxley ElmorTompk1ns Ruth W1lllS Peggy S ent Council Smlth Charles Poor ROW 2 Shlrley Robmson Kaye Donna Wood Shxrley Watson ancy rou a ROW 3 Sherry Taylor Bob East Glenn Boyd B111 Pl'1llllpS H C Ownbey Donald Joe Raper Manlyn Provmce N T t Fr nces Nolen Martha Robbms Nancy Young 73 T? - ' , , -, Kg sa in g W 4 - I 5' ,v N 5' Q7 1 l l 1 Q ' 'KR -.17 ,tw Qc o JL 'yt G 4: Y - M M. H lb 'ag Q J, I T7 'gs Q 6,2 V V 1 9 J A y . ,. 3 4 1 rua ' r 1- : I - , , - , - - , K YIS FRONT ROW Perkms Ashworth Ivey Cantwell Beall Fox mascot Raper King Hunter mascot Doye Zmk Ahsmuhs Gentry ROW 2 Smallwood Jaco Erwm Hardy Watson Smlth Luper McGee Johnston Young Hardm ROW 3 Harlan Gxllxland McGraw McClure Echols Kennedy Hammg Gates Brownlee Lee ROW 4 Johnson Ellxott Hawkms Schxel Frult Edwards Foster Grrggs Ferrell Kuykendall McNeu ROW 5 Gers Emptage Ferguson Ellxngsworth Edgar Stapp Johnson G1bson Ferrrll ,I 11 V f D4 'V f NIH We worked as a tea I Is FRONT ROW Pflueger Hall Parkhurst Roberts Sadler Raper King Plpes Oakes ONeal ROW 2 Sloan Southwell Scott W1ll1s Smxley Seal Patton Robrnson Ray Swenson ROW 3 Young Strleght Rose Vernon Teague Juhl Peek Rlchey Penmngton Parker Schreck ROW 4 Snead Trout Wrlkmson Trans Nxcklas Thomas Whrtson Weed Pndmore 74 ITI l 1 li ,hi Q I A 1 ' R J . 1.1 Qu' r' 2' 1 . V 1 l f fg E . Y . 7 I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 6 ' ' M Z l 3 7 Y Y Y Y Y , . , y l ,f 1 RI? 5 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 ' 1 .1 f xt ' Eddings, Early. , 1 ll X XV ' 1' WX' X W xy j I f If 1 f Q, IWW , 1- C5 to , ,, ,, ' 4 D. Q i 1' 346-ml- A KI IS FRONT ROW Ossenkop sponsor Ball sponsor Morgan Mc Abee Raper Kmg Leverldge Holland Dav1s Conner sponsor ROW 2 Hardy Maxwell D Kelly Horn McGu1re Moody J Kelly Mnles Leach Moon ROW 3 Provmce ROW 4 Moss A for the good of our school A young mans fancy turns to thoughts of love 1n the sprmg Perhaps one 8CtlVlty whxch helps th1s along lS the K1 Y1 Sprmg Formal ThlS IS an annual affaxr WhlCh the club takes pride 1n sponsormg Morr1s Hutchms Kyle Leeper C Hutchmgs Hammack Hawkms Harrls Neal Osteen Mxller H1ll1s Moore Hall jackson Knxght McM1llan Kelly Jones Matthews Supportmg the var1ous school sports IS the mam purpose of the club but along Wlth th1S the 185 K1 Y1s have many fest1ve and colorful part1es FRONT ROW Cantrell Connely M Carter Barton Fox mascot Raper Klng Hunter mascot Lastle Bass, I I5 Dlehm Branson Casey ROW ROW ROW ROW Akers Dxxon Campbell Cleveland Cleghorn Alsup Currmgton Dav1s Barnett Dxetrlch Deav1lle Blue Colerxck Dodson Coll1ns Bergstrand D1llard Blackmon Aubrey Deermg Chandler Artzberger Barrett M Dav1s Deeds. D Carter Cox Bradley Conway Casey Bratton Blue Y D1etr1ch Anderson Acton Beal Dunafan Dutton Absher Baker Archer Combs, Dubons Bryant C Dav1s Bnsel Black Caudle Ca1n 75 1 o - . . . - Y - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A D , . . ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 - ' ' ' - 1 W 1 . . . . ' . . ' 1 K Y - 1 1 - 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 2- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 4- - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 5- 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 7 I am so HAPPY I am lrkely to hear any Thursday morn mg comlng from room 116, where 65 glrls gather for the Knobberette meetmgs Every year at the begmnmg of school any glfl can pledge for and become a member of the club The purpose of the club IS to promote school spxrlt and to sup port varslty athletxc teams Y7 FRONT ROW Glasgow Bumpas Clark Shxpley Knobberettes Burr Buddy Robbms Morey Dxvme Taylor ROW 2 Prultt Johnson Staffa Robertson McMillan Harrls Morgan Sterrett Smxth ROW 3 Westettesan Voerster Kuhlman Wrlhs Pxlgnm Thorpe Tompkxns Setarx sponsor Yowell sponsor Bengtson sponsor Competition was hugh and Q FRONT ROW Heldenbrand Canmng Elder Corley Burr Buddy Freeman Cole Glndlesberger Knobberettes Channell ROW 2 Tompkms, Mason, Clevenger, Hawk, Lester, Mohr, Austm, Headr1ck,McArthur ROW 3 Holmquxst, Schindler, Lane, Dxlls, Desper, Lancaster, Mmmck, Fulkerson, Bates 76 Y I I . -. . ' v Y - ' - 'A v + f S 5' ,E . S - J 5 ' . , : :F , L ,P .. fr it ' I - ' Z 9 - . K Q 5 rr, ,V f . R A Q I N Q 4 f 5 rf K' ' In ' Xxx N X L V , X lf ' 1 , N, X A' .... y 3 . 7 . , . .1 y I 1 K-N-O-B-B is a song you are ' ' ' ' ' ' - : I y V 1 i v 1 1 v , . 1 3 a S v - 4 Q Q Q 6 . if' 2 v f 'T G 5 7 - -- as - , . Y7 AX r N - 'J -5 ,Il -I I X x - . 4 O 3 t l . I , ' , , Y , 9 . , ' , Ku YI Offlcers FRONT ROW Barbara Gentry yell leader Betty Perkins yell leader ROW 2 Patsy Luper section cap tam Don Raper Kmg Bobbie Beall president Rita Ashworth pep coun cxl Glenda Doye secretary ROW 3 Carolyn Cantwell treasurer Shirley Watson section captain Arda Penny vice president Joyce Larson usher captain June Butler usher cap tam Delores Ivey pledge mistress Vera Hardy unlform captain jane McGee parlxamentarian Knobberette Officers FRONT ROW: Carolyn Taylor, yell leaderg Shirley Shipley, vice- presidentg Bob Burr, Buddyg Martha Ann Robbins, presidentg Jo Ann Morey, secretaryg Shirley Glasgow, yell leader. ROW 2: Billie Robertson, keeper of C's5 Joy Ann Morgan, historiang Pat Thorpe sergeant-at-arms' Don- me Jo Clark demerit captain Chnstme Harris sectlon captain Susanne Divine treasurer ya an sportsmanship was tops Planning and coordinating the various activities of all the pep clubs IS the responsibility of the Pep Council Its purpose is to pro mote a better feelmg among the pep clubs It lays the plans for the pep club dances, partles and assemblies One activity which was super vlsed by the Pep Council was e pep club Help Week, in which e Chieftains pamted the gym e K1 Y1 s helped clean the teach ers rooms, the Knobberettes waxed the auditorlum stage and the Red skins cleaned the auditorium ws M' Qt' Q --f 'YQ' S NN-w. 'Via FRONT ROW Don Musgraves Ma Lou McMillan ep Councnl Peggy Sm,,,, 'Y ROW 2 Martha Ann Robbins secretary Bobbie Beall Delores Ivey Barbara Gentry Shirley Glasgow Carolyn Taylor ROW 3 Bill Everett Jimmy Dell Bobby Lam Pat Blackwell Miss Sara Cohen sponsor, Bob East Don Crew Donald Joe Raper president Billy Hutton 77 ff l 1 i illi , S ' ' 1- : U , ', 9, ' l . i 9 , - 1 2 - V ii - ' , - . y Q is - ' - . ' We 2 r 1 .' I 1 I 7 I -Q .vfR: emi L if if ,L 3 . . . . ' 2 f P V: , 1- ll.' , ' ..'..Q. N' Q . . . . 4 f , n 1 , E ., gs 2 f 1 . ' . - f, ag: S I ' I tl v .- - 1 , ll . 3 V G ul s . . . 5 as . if Lil i' K Q C? . 41 ff h . . M k A ,WAV 'S A K th , , , k A U2 A A as .Lx J L LL. Y th . ., - l Z , . Y , P . h l 4 rw L yfhrsh t Filling baskets for families at Thanksgiving time a football trip to Shawnee social rushee party and a watermelon party are just a few activities which have kept mem bers of the Redskin Pep Club very busy this year Here comes the Bride was the name of the annual pep club initiated by the club this year xljf FRONT ROW: McCampbell B. Brown, L. Brown, Moland Bumpas. Sweetheart' Roberts Musgraves, Thompson, Crew edskins Lamp ROW 2 Kindrick Cosby Smith Gilliam Hickman Ferguson Dorsey Kim brough Ham J Knight ROW 3 Jarnigin Ahsmuhs Hamilton Ferguson Cass Black Hedgepath Gregg Knight Piper ROW4 Brooks Harris Conner Kleymann Ford Minton Beck Bryant Harris Hall We yelled at bonflres, k FRONT ROW Nloore Lyons Walker Martin sponor Bumpas Sweetheart Graham sponsor Lexus e S Ins sponsor VanBuskirk Lamb ROW 2 Short Roedl McClellan D Martin Queen Snellcn Dorsc Williamson Longhvnay Phillips ROW 3 Pease Lewis Merson Miller Young Tucker Lexus Nlclv ahan Saloga Wirtz 13 m C3 Q5 pt x..Jx P X Lf ' YK -xga . I H 1 xxrw r 4- , 4 Z I U 4,1 7 I 7 Y I V .. I ' 't ' ' ' , . . l : Y Y Y 7 7 V V assembly. Fifty new members were ' ' C 1 A r -ll - - 1 rlw f FRONT ROW Fallwell Dnxon Raper Bennett Everett Ie talns Burt Queen Hxggms Dell Morehead Hutton ROW 2 Doughty Johnson Branum Knvamk Elhs Allred Floyd Anderson Bowlware Huffman Dunn Edwards ROW 3 Frexberger sponsor Brashears Keasler Hulet Cannmg Cox Crouch Clark Anthony Codner Bowen Lee ROW 4 Blarr Lurry Lathrop Caudxll Laubhan Harvey East james Gardner Johnston assemblies and games fNd'N Mr Noah Webster founder of the dlctlonary has grven as a defmltlon of the word chleftam, a chlef of a band, trlbe or clan That can be applled to each and every member of the Chlef ta1n Pep Club, for they make up one of the four pep organxza tlons whxch support our school sports and affalrs Dur1ng pep club Help Week the 160 members palnted the bleachers 1n the gym Chlefta n FRONT ROW Wrlght sponsor Stewart D Taylor T Taylor Burt Queen Poor Hrggnns Snead Wells I S ROW2 Mahoney B Mauldm Newcomb Plckens Mann Talley Owens Presley Mlller Rose Wllllamson ROW 3 Bass Shatswell Rexd Parker Elllott White Carpenter Salazar Trent Townley Welch ROW 4 Stathem McClung Malone Moss Worley Blshop Burke Havskms Thomason Monroe ROW 5 Vaughn, Robmson, Taylor, Ward, Shannon, Mauldm, Nxchols, Madcle, Read, Curry 79 I i' ' ' 1' . I lr, R J 1 1 1, N . , 1 ' 444 ,1 M . 1 4 I If 'ffl 4 . ' L f 4 1 I . 4 h' ' I 1 1 1 1 1 ' s 1 1 1 1 1 - , : 7 7 Y 7 Y D ! Y 7 7 I ' at ' I ,, 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Z Y ! 1 ! 7 7 7 l ! ' ' 7 Y 7 1 ' I - ' LL 77 7 0 . -.ff ,, 7- ' -, .7 ll . 1, i. ,. 1 . - ' 1 . ' ' ' Y ' I 1 1 1 ' 7 7 7 Y 7 5 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - : I Y .V 1 7 3 7 1 I Y ' : 3 7 7 I Y 7 7 V 9 7 ' Z W cv Connectlng the past Wlth the present IS not hard for the Jumor Alumm orgamzatlon, fo ltS members are students whose parents attended CHHS before them One of the club s largest year ly 3CtlVltl6S IS sponsormg Alum D1 Day E-411122 f Q7 -J FRONT ROW Mrs LBVIHIH Denms sponsor Sonja Junlor Alumni Rue Helen Sloan hlSlOI'l3l1 Roselyn Muse Kathryn Co1l1ns treasurer Joyce Bell Carolyn Cantwell Darlene Teague v1cepres1dent Barbara Kyle W1lma GOOdln ROW 2 joan Bell Mary McMillan Beverly McArthur Sh1rley RODIHSOH Patty Voerster Jane Castle Norma Pru1tt Sus1e Nott Ray Short ROW 3 Ralph Burns pres1dent, Jan Ferrlll Arvel Lyons jane Desper Dwlght Moody Katy Desper Vernon Hardy Ronn1e Perkms Cormne M1ner VICE pres1dent ROW 4 Bob Brown Nancy Dunlap Conrad Stlgler B111 Ph1ll1PS Bob Mlkes Tomm1e Stapp Kay Dubo1s Harold Hardy Charlotte Schreck Followmg the example set by our parents, FRONT ROW B1lly Ever Chleftaln Offlcers e VICE presldent Pat Blackwell pres1dent Joann Burt Prmcess Dale Hlgg1HS treasurer ROW 2 Bllly Hutton yell leader Donald ,Io Raper pep counc1l -I1mmy Morehead sergeant at arms jack Bennett secretary FRONT ROW B111 Cosby Re Skln Officers parhamentarlan Lloyd Brovxn attendmg secretary Don Musgraxes presxdent jerry Kmght second x1cepres1dent Ronald Srmth reporter ROW 2 D1ck Hamxlton recordmg secretary Jerry Ham pledge master Bob Brown treasurer Don Crew h1stor1an Charles Kmdrlck sergeant at arms Duane McCampbell yell leader 80 U ll I I ' f -1 5 ., 4 -ii!!! 1 4 A ' K ' ' -7 1.2 - . , 1 1, 1, , , , ' , - 1 . JM ' . 1 I .R 1 Q' 1 ' ' 1 4 . - I x ' rv a n . ' ' ' . ' 1 1 2 1 ' ' 1 Z 1 1 ' 1 - 1 I' . . . I 1 D ' 1 1 1 ' ! C Y Y 1 Y ' , . - : , , . 1 1 D ' 1 1 1 ' 0 - 11, - 9 - , : 4 5- - 1- ,Q 1 9 1 1 1 -,Q J ' , K, I . v A ' Y 7 1 - 3 1 - - I 1 . ' '11 d I 1 1 . V.. 9 ' 1 5 I 1 'Z ' 1 I 1 1 1 S . - - Z 1 FRONT ROW J k B Qulll and Scroll nett Blllxe Cralig: Elille Kuklenskr Pat Petree presldent Ruth Ahsmuhs secre 0 3 tary Carolyn Clark Wanda Ansmendez ROW 2 Mnss Kathryn Yowell sponsor Mr E J Stockton sponsor Mrs Thelma Coleman sponsor Mary Bowman Mack Ferguson Shlrley Watson Marlene Osteen Horst Klevmann FRONT ROW Mr Earl Stew Wr'ter S Gulld art sponsor B1ll1e Crang vlce presldent Shlrley Cosby presldent Carolyn Clark sec l t A retary Bob West ROW 2 JGIIICS McAbee Carol Mxller ,Elsxe Kuklenskx Joan Mulhall Ruby Owens Tommy Fulton A A Qulll and Scroll, honorary journallsm soclety, IS for those Jumors and semors who have outstandmg abxllty ln th1s freld Wrlters Gulld, another honor club, IS for those students who are mterested ln creatxve wr1t1ng Tops 1n all flelds are members of the Natlonal Honor Soclety who must achleve and ma1nta1n a 3 7 grade aver W A age Cwhere 40 IS stralght Aj we made the grades and led the school ' ' FRONT ROW Buddy Henderson, treasurer, Carolyn Clark, secretary, Elsle Kuk Notlonal Honor soclety lensln, reporter, Manlyn Provmce, vlce presxdent, Norma Kaye Zmk, presldent, Woodene Throckmorton, Lols Stapp, Rosemary Avery ROW 2 Paulme Wmter, Carol Estes, Blllxe Cralg, john Doughty, Betty Harrison, Nma Burke, Lovetla Wlggms ROW 3 Eddle Lookabaugh, Charles Kelly, Robert Martm, Bob Mlkes, Donald Pope, Harold Hardy, Bob Burr, Delbert Lacefleld 81 . A , . . . y . , , .9 , - M Q Q , . Q' ' ., ' -'L 1 ' , g . . . , M , 5 . u , 5 V' ' fl A ' ' ' ' : . - S A D21 , V I . , U 9 ' ' ' , ' - - V 3-ar' Y if C s , s , - I1 v L 9 U 1 ,f I W1 XA . . . , . , , J' ' 1 1 1 fy -Q 1 y . l L V l ' A - . , V S K ,. V1 my V, ' n . . . VX A, 4 - .. 1 . . . , . 1 ,X X il t . . . ,' I 'J . . 5 Rfk . .I . . I - 1 r A 1 . , I ' I ' T e- X 1 L ' X rt. x Vx X x 'W . C 54 lv 'v' A 2: - 1 , o ,ff A, ,' I 7 - 1 ' f- A 5, .A . . A 4 O . X I r A l w l l V , FRONT ROW: Johnson. Fuller, Swenson, Morgan, Hines, Archburger. Lane, Ruyle ROW 2: Bumpas. Throckmorton, Bassett, Downs, Clark Snodgress. Peak, Dunlap, Knight ROW 3: Wilkinson Whitson Bratton Hill. H. Anderson, Lake, McCorl-cel. Veitch ROW 4: Taylor. Marbury, Hawkins, Tesney, Cox, Faris. R. Dickson, Hoggard Appearances on many programs offered ' ' G1 B 'd cl Choir King and Queen Jail, fgneban Zing' Zmg' Zing a little zong Zis is vot da choir duz' Training young xoices is the main purpose of the CHHS choir, hut it also provides entertain- ment for CHHS students and city organizations. In the early part of September the choir gave a get-acquainted picnic for new ancl old members in order that they might get to know each other. The first choir performance of the year was at the annual Thanksgiving assembly given No- vember 24. The Christmas assembly was also given by the choir. Attending the annual Thanksgiving Festival at Stillwater was another activity which the choir enjoyed very much. . as 1 X S ,.. -1 OW 2 Stapp Caudle Desper Robertson McWilliams Snyder Martin Bradley FRONT ROW: Bisel, Pridmore, Blue, Bowman, Aubrey, Scott, Cantrell, Hardy, Oakes. R 1 . , . . ' ' , . ' , - RO ' W 3: Taft, Tye, VanHom, ODaniell, Dickson, G. Anderson, Cantwell, Montgomery, lVIr. Ossenkop, sponsor. ROW 4: Kordis, East, Boyd, Baker. Hammitt, McCoy, Cunningham, Dixon. opportunities to train young voices Singing for the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce at the Skirvin Tower Hotel and the district teachers' meeting in the social center of CHHS were just a few public appearances of this group. The choir participated in the annual Christmas pageant at the Municipal Auditorium and the an- nual Oklahoma City Choral Festival, under the direction of Dr. Harry Robert Wilson of Columbia University. Take Time for Love was the theme for the annual Extravaganza which was presented on April 17. As its final performance of the year, the choir sang at the commencement. ' - , K. M Q , 1 f FRONT ROW: Mr. Al Ossenkop Choir Officers sponsorg Carolyn Cantwell, vice- president. ROW 2: Carlene Himes, secretary, Harry Anderson, presi- dentg Katy Desper, treasurer. -83... At ballgames, parades or concerts One of the largest and most active groups at CHHS is the band. Not only does it perform in activities at school, but activities outside of school. This year the band played at all home football games, pep rallies, pep assemblies and a game at Taft stadium. It also performed at a football game at Norman. It participated in the State Marching Band Contest and raised S100 for the Oklahoma City Symphony. Band members gave a free concert followed by a cake walk and a party for the German exchange students and raised S100 for Care packages to be sent to Germany. Playing in assembly programs, taking part in a number of parades. playing at churches, the YWCA, PTA meetings, Band Left: Mr. C: D. Chase, band directory if qi rx l ti l lui 1 M uw.: . 1 5 M-14-'11 iii: ..i... -. , ' ivln 4 ' I .M 1 4 2 4-1 YQ . I I M .' l- x - -.1-.0 iv 5 Fw 7 as FRONT ROW 2' ROW 3' ROW 4: ROW 5. ROW 6: ROW: B. Willis. S. Willis. McArthur, Roberts, J. Smith, Quillin, Mason, Ridley, Doan, Southwell, Bergstrand. Wilson. Thorton. B, Slinker, Bryan. Masopust, Stotts. Palmer, Clesson. Gibson. Horn, Williams, Malone. A, Smith. Harold. Codner. Dorsey, Walker, Ard, Cgthrum, P. Slinker. H jones. Denton, Fritzler. Tyler, Phillips. Teague, johnson, White, Foster. Vickrey. R. Lathrop. Desper, L. Leverich. Martin, Hardin. Cvoodnow, Dubois, H. Hardy. Short, Tennery. M, Smith, Harris, Owen, Minton. Thompson,'F. Ferguson, Gilliam, McMahan, Tucker. we were proud of our band! Parents' meetings, Chamber of Commerce, Kiwanis and Lions Club affairs are just a few of the activities for which the band can take credit. One hundred thirty students are enrolled in the band with 114 being marching members. James Stoner and Walter Baker were selected as scholar- ship students to National Music Camp for eight weeks study and four students were chosen for the All-State Band at Norman. Six students were members of the All-State Band Clinic at Stillwater. Two educational trips were taken by the band, one being in Galveston, Texas, in June of 1952 and the other to Colorado in 1953. Right: Arda Penny, band queen and Wayne Lathrop, drum major. I A 1 is 1 i QQ- IH H - Q ml W I l ,u-nu v at in -I 2 GOL H1 i . Y I H P' 'si f 1 1 Hui- . . ,, ., V, sczoioxf' I FRONT ROW: D. Leverich, Penny, Dunlap, W. Lathrop, Chase. ROW 2: Burkhart, L. Lewis, Jewell, Conkwright, Reid, B. Lewis, McCoy, Baker, White, Harris, Walker, Hughes. ROW 3: Wright, J. Ferguson, Galindo, Price, Kimbrough, Davis, Mitchell, Marburry, Short, Jefferies, V. Hardy, Black, Cordova. ROW 4: K. Cox, Spitler, Tye, Beck, Merson, W. Jones, Hensley, Knight, P. Cox, Lyons, McCollum, Hammitt. ROW 5: Neeley, Stone, Weed, Hawkins, C. Smith, Hoag, Salyer, Shortes, Perkins, Pierson. ROW 6: Moslander, Faris, Stoner, Rickerts, Guiles. ' 'ww' ii ' Z 5 U gf In I l A ' L l J f B L r 3' 49 of 'Y v s-. 5 -xx 'Ill X L cg! N T - I CLeft to Righty Ann Roberts, Sue Mason, Marcetta Ridley, X wlr ers Helen Southwell, Frances Bergstrand, Shirlee Doan, Mary Quillin, Janie Smith. Music was the theme of some groups, Grace rhythm and beauty are trademarks of the elght pranc mg majorettes of the CHHS band Marchmg 1n parades appear mg at pep ralhes and perform mg m the band festlval were a few of the many act1v1t1es m Wh1Ch the twlrlers took an ac t1ve part th1s year Nme boys plus nme lnstru ments plus smooth arrange ments equals the mcomparable muslc of the CHHS Swlng Band The band under the leader shxp of Wayne Lathrop has ap peared several trmes ln the CHHS soclal center the Klwanxs Youth Center and the Southeast Socral Center The band also played 1n the Chleftam Capers rfusilisi U OL I J, v' Swmg Bond Harrxs jack Ston FRONT ROW Waymon jones Charles Spxtler jerry Beck ROW 2 jerry Rrckerts James Stoner Wayne Lathrop Davrd e Larry Weed 86 . . i - V Q fy A S Y Q Q L . , f -1- A S . ' - CHOOMQ, 8 or rllr if ' T inf: ...I ...Alf FRONT ROW Mary Murray plamst Mary jane Kxllman Elame Wxlson secretary Mrs Hettye Blble HISf0I'y Summers sponsor Merwyn Stracener presldent Janet Barrington vnce president Rxchard Dxckson devotional leader ROW 2 Donna Retzlaff Glenda Doye, Shirley Fuller Mary Shelton Ruth Kelly Carolyn Bumpas reporter ROW 3 Lane Heldenbrand Bomta Bell Eleanor Emptage Ronald Harrxs jean Travns Donna Grlggs Helen Sloan others stuclnecl Blblucal and world history Furthermg the study of h1story IS the mam objectxve of both the H1stor1cal and Blble Hlstory Clubs Greater fellowshlp and study IS offered to students who are mter ested 1n learnlng the hlstory of the Blble Paymg carnp expenses for an under pr1v1leged glrl from the YWCA was one act1v1ty of the club Twenty five students are en rolled as members of the club To encourage the preservat1on of our commumty and to observe natlonal hohdays IS the object of the H1stor1cal Club T hxs years club act1v1t1es have been attendmg the state UNESCO conference, ob- servmg Constltutlon Day, 89ers day, Umted Natlon Week and Pan Amencan Day The club also V1Slt ed the HlStOf1C8l Bulldmg and the State Legxslature Enrolled ln the club are 35 members I FRONT ROW Dorls Mane Carter Jackie H lsto rlcul C I U b Swenson Lynetta Foster Patty Voerster ROW 2 LaQuetta Cunnmgham Vera Hardy B1l11e Craug Joy Austm Mama Moody Nancy Wlllxams secretary ROW 3 Wilma Arthurs Carol Bauzhman Delta Wllkmson Dorls Desper VITEIHI3 Kmght vxce presldent Mlss Mary Selken sponsor Eula Atkmson Shlrley Casey 87 . . ., ,,, tu- ,- U f 3 -U V x ' .. 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M CI b FRONT ROW Don Crew, Donald Ra er president Charley Poor secretary' Thurston Clark Harry e u Anderson john Doughty ROW 2 Rxchard Malone jxm Morehead Don Reid, H C Ownbey Bllly Davxs Jlmmle Dell, Harold Hardy ROW 3 Bob Douglas, Horst Kleymann, B111 Phllllps, Wayne Lathrop Bob Burr Bob East We were lunlor members is , ,J Y Teens FRONT ROW jerry McM1llan presxdent Shlrley Cosby devotlona chaxrman Elsie Kuklenskl reporter Lmda Henderson recording secre tary, Carolyn Rosebrook, attendance secretary Wllletta Wall, mter club council, Bomta Bell, vlce presxdent, Kathryn Collms, treasurer, Carolyn Clark, mter club councll ROW 2 Miss Velma Elam, sponsor, Mrs Myrtle Phmney, sponsor, Glenna Jordan, servlce charrman, Norma Hunter, song leader, Barbara Straw, Wanda Arlsmendez, Carlene Stlckney, Donna Retzlolf ROW 3 Shxrley Keys, Haroldean Dutton, Loyce McW1ll1ams, Kathryn Hensley, Tommxe Stapp, Donme Clark, Mary Mohr, Mary Martm 88 The Key Club and Y Teens are two of the many SBYVICC orgamzatlons at CHHS The Key Club IS a jumor organlzatxon to the Capltol H111 Klwams Club Its pur pose lS to better the school and commumty Some act1v 1t1es of the club have been shmmg the school trophles, collectmg food for the needy at Chrlstmas tlme and takmg entertamment to the veter ans hospltal The Y Teens, a branch of the YWCA has a member shlp of 25 ACtlVlt16S for the year were makmg scrap books for the chlldren s hospltal and fxllmg baskets of food and toys for fam1l1es at Chrlstmas ,TW , 'P H Q It Q Q -I' , X 1, ' i ., sf ,e f ' x ' : I ' ' gl s l 6 , 1 :,, .n 5 . 4 ' K T' , V A A V' K V N Y 1 l s - ' Y l I xl ,Q g i - 1 ' Q . 'sg K y , Z ' P I 3 7 Y ! O I . 'N In . l . . . - if f K 4 .l . . , . , , 9 . . , 1 1 - - - 5 ' , ' 9 ' , ' 1 ' ' Two clubs which have had many activities during the year are the Junior Red Cross and the Hi-Y. The Hi-Y, a club spon- sored by the YMCA, was formed to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character among high school stu- dents: to encourage high school boys in further edu- cationg and to promote fel- lowship among members. The club had a basketball team, which competed with other Hi-Y teams. Every student in CHHS is a member of the Junior Red Cross One representa tive from each homeroom serves in the governing body which plans the group s activities Activities included filling of gift boxes repainting one room at the Old Folks Home and sending students to Camp Classen tramlng camp I FRONT ROW Russell Forshee joe Cavnar ROW 2 Don Wood Dan Recer Lloyd Vaughn Charley Poor Duane McCampbell Jacky james D F Cooley sponsor ROW 3 Dennis Roberson Paul Heath joel Rochell Kent Stewart Harry Merson Ronald Benson Gail Cloud George Finley Don McCorke1 of community organizations FRONT ROW Perkins McAbee Storey Edgar Zmk vice president Province president Lacefield county president Harris secretary Arismendez reporter Billmgslea sponsor jones sponsor ROW Young Williams Foster Burke Cummings Tiller Shipley Carter Echols Akers Walker Robinson Barnett ROW Cleveland Kelly Ferrill Schreck Bell Carter Sloan Miles Spencer Hendricks Hunter ROW Thorpe Sharpe Peek Trout Watson Miner Gill Spradley Bisel Lankford Harlan Dixon ROW Travis Heromme Mann Stapp Higgins Price Ownbev Davis Knight McCampbell Ahsmuhs 89 .f , f - . 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IZQF' .l fi FRONT ROW Reba Llttle presldent Jo Gasklll ple ge Art mxstress Margaret Carroll vlce presldent ROW 2 Beverly JIDGS secretary treasurer Vlrgmra Sawatzky Charles Kelly reporter Mrss Dorothy Mayes sponsor Bermce Brashears Glona Bowers Romance, beauty and glamour of the Spanish speaking people and the great works of art are studied by the members of the Spanish and Art clubs Cammo De Amlgos, The Frlends of the Road, 1S the ofliclal tltle glven the Spamsh Club Customs and l1v1ng of the Spanlsh people are studled by the club El Charrlto has become a favor 1te spot for the clubs many dmners To become a member of the club you must be a student of Spanlsh or have a strong mterest ln Spanlsh Plannlng two assemblxes, workmg on art projects and decoratmg the cafeterxa for the homeroom teachers luncheon have been just a few actlv 1tl8S of the Art Club A B average IH art classes IS the requlrement for membershxp We were honor students In 'RF V f 7 x J 5 Span'sh FRONT ROW Barbara Snodgrass reporter Norma Plato secretary Manlyn Moyer president Adrrene Renshaw treasurer David Mlller vlce presrdent Mxss Florence McClure sponsor ROW 2 Norma V ll h 1 a lstorlan Mary Ann Mohr, jan McGee Barbara Whxte Delores McGraw Brllle Mlller Susanne Drvxne ROW 3 Prestme Whxtmg Albert Lee Thompson H C Ownbey Bobby Lam jerry Rrckerts Glynndean Anderson 90 l 1 L 'T NS I an FRONT ROW Robert Douglas Charles Lee Bob East Bob Burr Bobby Mlkes U Theta ROW 2 Delbert Lacefxeld vlce presldent Rhoda Edgar Elsie Kuklenskl Shlrley Clay secretary treasurer Robert Martm presldent ROW 3 Mrs Alice Chesher sponsor Donald Pope Mr Wendell Hubbard sponsor Merwyn Stracener Mxss Zola Long sponsor Miss Velma Elam sponsor art Spanish, math and science Are you mterested ln sclence or math? If so you would be most mterested ln the clubs whlch honor students who are outstandmg ln those fxelds The honorary math club Mu Alpha Theta IS composed of stu dents who have had three semes ters of math and have obtamed 11 pomts ln the subject Sxgma Chl Iota, scxence club IS have To be come a member of the clu , a student must have three semesters of scxence and a B grade average for those students who strong 1nterest 1n SCIEDCS A trxp to the Arbuckle moun tams was one of the clubs largest 3Ct1V1tleS FRONT ROW Bob West Richard Malone Elsie Slgma Chl Kuklenskl secretary Mlss Helen Brggers sponsor Eddie Lookabaugh v1ce presldent ROW 2 Donald Pope Lawrence Kordns H C Ovumbey Bob East Harold Hardy presxdent john Horn Lloyd Brown 91 l e ,f I r ' I3 ' 'Q I. - . C Q f 5 9 ' , . l . l 1 X V ,fix f f H u 4:1 My I x . , T: - M .X t ,r : .. ' , z , . , . : , ' , O I I ' 1 - 1 . . 5 r 1' I ' , , , - ., Q., ,. a 5 rv A 3 -N-e-A 1-'. Q ' H Y! 0 . 1 y ' I , ' ' - , 9 I . , 4 . , I , - . 5 D 1 1 - - 1 1 . , 5 , ' The largest vocatlonal orgamzatlon 1n CHHS IS the Trade and Industrlal group An event wh1ch the club attended th1s year was the State Vocatxonal meet at Stlllwater The club also sponsored a banquet for workmg stu dents and thelr employers XJ Trqde 8 Indusffy FRONT ROW Keasler Kames Hawkms sponsor johnson Sxmpson secretary Rogers presxdent Dren mng vlce presldent Karnes Robmson Cubbage Annxs ROW 2 Matheson Robbms Colher Khewer Carter jay Moates Besett Carter Hardeman Marcus Adams ROW 3 Armstrong Barney Kerr Albertson Baldvun Hobgood Cagle Byrley Halbxg Donnell Blake ROW 4 Hall Coffman Dav1s Hlcks Bond Kmdrxck Mlller Boggs Chandler B1rd Anthony We worked hard to tram FRONT ROW Wllllams Sulllxan Watkms Lmder Leonard Shelton Mllllgan Tru e 8 lndustry ROW 2 Roberts Overstreet Ward sponsor Nutt sponsor Neal sponsor Spencer sponsor Hawkms sponsor Mudd sponsor Wooley Nelson ROW 3 Sprmger Thorton Shlpp Matthews Mullnn Mahcoate Satterfxeld Nusz Tosson McDonough Taylor Parker Wllllams ROW 4 Milburn Owens Rxley Smith Manuel Rose Wxrtz Sapp Parker Reynolds Mxller ROW 5 Wxlson Ramos Thompson Ward Swank Pease Thompson Treat Thomhlll Rogers McNutt West ROW 6 Chapman Loveless Skmner Roberts Spence Melton Stlmson Mann Parker Smxth Madole O Smxth 92 .. 3' U nl H - Y Y Y Y ' 9 1 1 Y Y - Y - I y Y Y ' , ' Y Y Y Y Y 1 1 7 Y Y Y - : V. . Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y , . . - Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y O 5 -, I 1 l l ' Z l 4 , in I ' Q 4- ' .. - ., Y . Y K vX . - Y . i' sv. up H l ' -f - - l . d z , Y Y : Y : Y L Y 1 Y Y Y Y Y - I , , , , , Y , - v v v 1 Z ' Y Y 1 Y Y I Y Y ' ' 3 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y - Y - ' Y Y 1 Y Y Y l ! Y l Y ' ' FRONT ROW Bxlly Howard Jerry Kmght Bully Lewls Rlchard Little jerry Flelds Jerry Hamm jerry peru to rs Horner ROW 2 Ben Holcomb Henry Reld J W Rexd Tommy Prlgrlm Herold Henderson Frank Nevell Don Scott Truman Talley Jerry Abbltt Mr Cooley sponsor Au 0 FRONT ROW Ray Sanders pledge master Brlly Horn Glen Self secretary treasurer Clyde Rlce Glenn Grlham Raymond Sanders presldent Mr Wallace Krzeg sponsor Leon Manek vice president Jerry Fitzgerald B111 Atherton Don Cram Arvld Monroe Joe Neeley The Operators Club can truly be called one of CHHS greatest serv ice orgamzatlons It IS the Job of each member to operate movle projectron machmes for the var1 ous classes Quallfxcatlons for membershlp to the club are one class ln movle projectmon and recommendatlons from three teachers Does your car need an overhaul? You neednt fret, just take lt to Pappy Krlegs Auto Club The club lS composed of out ed ln the study of auto mechamcs and they learn how to do every thmg from cleanmg spark plugs to overhaulmg an engme 0 U I . , . y . . , . . 1 . , y for our chosen occupations 4 ' I - r 1 - ' - :L , standing students who are interest- : tl ' ' , 1? C A ll F ' . . ' 1' I - j . 9 ' . . I -v1 ONT ROW Sl l G1 Future Teachers of Amerlcu Dons Woosley Mrs lgaixfora iiifillrs sponsor Paulme Wmter presxdent Mellodee M11 jo Ann Morey ROW 2 Maureen Carter Eleanor Emptage Wanda Kell Buzzy Cleveland Katy Desper jamce Lyle june Palmer Donna Kuhlma Two clubs which help train its members to be leaders are the Future Voters of America and the Future Teachers of Amerlca The FVA was formed to promote the mterest of the student body m the forms of votmg CHHS has the largest membershlp of any Oklahoma Cxty school OfflC6fS for the club are chosen from the FVA senate Those students who are ln terested ln becommg teachers are enrolled ln the FTA The club lS to help members study and work toward a teachmg professlon We looked towards the future 91' 'H fl s '18 FRONT ROW Laffy Leonard Tony Ard Louxs Morrxs Blll Stevens Charles Future Voters of Arneflcu Weed Buzzy Cleveland jerry Stomp ROW 2 Tommy Pearson Conrad Stlgler Sally Blue Bob Lam Charles Hepler Earl Dean Edwards Ann Kelly ROW 3 Donme joe Clark Dorothy Hxddleston Rxchard Malone Horst Kleymann Robert Dickson Woodene Throckmorton Mrs Lavmxa Dennls Future Busmess Leaders of Amernco FRONT ROW 'Ohm son A ers Blue Harrls Clewenger Denham Arlsmcndez Cudd Dxxon ROW 2 Erlcson Oates Hardy C xstle lVI1les Bel C Harrls Bass Beal Bassett ROW 3 Lee Cox Barrett Bates Bare Hensley Kuhlman Brnllq Artzbcrger ROVK 4 C IH Hulet Bonds B Hirrls C1 l Lrxxxfortl Frntilcr Hill Lant Glasgow ROW 5 D Blue Bratton Ellmg,sxxorth Clfxhorn Hcnderson I-Itathcoat Lank ford Bergstrand Caurile Hendrntk In teaching vohng and business fi .J To bc Future Busmess Lead ers of Amermca IS thc goal of each and every member of thls club composed of students tak Representatwes from the va r1ous buslness houses of the Clty have been guest speakers of the FBLA and the MISS Ideal Sec retary contest was also spon sored by the club The wmner of the contest was jewel Lane Runners up were Joyce Clev enger and Letta Jo Smoykefer FRONT ROW Taylor Woodslde Wade Johnson Pumpnrey Future BUSINESS LeCdeI'S of AITICTICC Chapman v1cepres1dent Chandler hnstorxan Wells sponsor Brllxngslea sponsor Oakes ROW ROW ROW ROW 95 2 B Morgan W1ll1s Robmson Stewart Rose Plerce Montgomery Maxwell Perkms J Morgan Muzny 3 McM1llan Tompkms Wllhs Jlnes Morey Schmdler Davxs Shipley Verner Westelllson 4 Ray, Seals, Wood, Scott, Thomasson Owens, Muse Plumley Robblns Templeton McArthur 5 Snead, McW1ll1ams, Brownlee, Trout, Woosley, Ownbey Scudder, Thorpe, Watson, Penny, Robertson, Smoykefer .. F1 Q S7 f ' ,v V x Q ,, U . ,,, M M Xie H ' A k ' . A 5, 2 t L 2' -F 6 ,' ' ,, ' Y f f . .,' :. 24 l 4 Ig C' l 3 ' l w I ' , . . it l A i ' V S ' ' . x f I I lf ga --. - l A -', ' . . f A . . . .1 . ' '. - , 2. ' . v ' , '. . ,, ., V ' : V ' i ' A '. ' l 2 -' f . . ' . 1 I l , H 3. ' a ' ' Y , .II ' . 1 V A Q X mg commercial subjects. , , f V . I' A ' .' 1 ' M I S xc - , ll s - 1 - - I D O O . I - 1 - ' ' ' -1 7 C 5 1 za ,' V ,-r J V , ., 6 jr, - 0 as ., . f 'Q ' . J, 7 . . I Q , ' , 1 , I , , E u , ' - : , 5 , 9 I ' 1 I l Y I 1 0 Y . ' l ' l .Y I 1 ' 1 ' The Future Homemakers of Amerlca are just what thexr name implies Glrls 1nterested n varxous flelds of home eco 1 nomxcs comprmse the member sh1p Makmg garments and collect mg clothes for the needy are just a few of the groups many actlvltles Thls year for the f1rst tlme, the FHA elected a beau He was Horst Kleymann, German exchange student To become a member of the lub a g1rl must be takmg a C 1 home makmg subject and must have at least three semesters of home makmg FRONT ROW Anna Hood so g cader Barbara Can tral parhamentarlan Nadme Ho nbeck presxclent Icers Jackle Blsel secretary ROW 2 Faye Fulton treasurer Horst Kleymann Beau B1ll1e Mxller re porter Glorla Threadgxll hlstorlan In homemaklng and farming if T T 2 1... A!-. FRONT ROW Blllle Mxller Anna Hood Barbara Camral Phxllls Cun Future Homemakers of Arnerlca mngham Patsy McKean Glona Threadglll Burna Canmng Horst Kleymann Treva Gxlllam Charlene Cormenr ROW 2 Frances Hopper Mary jane Kxllman k e Basel Munel Hurtt Nma Burke Mxss Blanche Smith sponsor ROW 3 Nadme Hornbeck Fave Fulton jan McGee Jac 1 96 l I E . . 1 tl x ' . . . . W . - ' 1 , K Q, . . . ' X . . if - . 1 7 N' 1 ' . 4, 5 - ' . : , n I 9 I - ' 1 ' 5 7 1 Z , . 2 , g 9 1 1 ' ' ' 1 - Z 1 - Q O ,J ,,t, it 4 1:7 n b o L ,-5 'Y' . ' Q r . , 1 , : d f f ., U . ' AIA' . I 1 v v X A fl? 1 M ,1 E, , 1 X . S : 1 . ' N K 4 r 1' : , X I . ' if V 1 1 1 1 - , an , T 1 '4 kj, 5 I' S Z . . . Y V Y . . B 1 1 - Z 1 l 1 ' 1 1 ' I 1 l . 1 D - - 1 1 D I 1 ' 1 I 1 I I 1 - It FRONT ROW Kenneth Snider Norman Jones vxce presldent Bob Sloan Futu re Farmers of Amerlca presldent Owen Crouch secretary B1llB1ll1ngslea Edwm Leslre ROW 2 Ronald Rue Gus Hudson Leroy Jay Bob Merrell Dale Morava johnny Huskmson Gene Karnes James Brrdges Mr Herb jones sponsor our hme was well spent Flowers' Shrubs' A beautrful grass lawn' These are but a few of the many lmprovements whlch the 50 members of the Future Farmers of Amerrca Club have contrlbuted to the school Learnmg better methods of farmmg and hvestock breedmg 1S the mam purpose of the club Attendmg the Natlonal Fu ture Farmers of Amer1ca con vent1on at Stxllwater was one of the clubs bxggest 3Ct1Vlt1BS Members also planted flowers for the pubhc schools of the c1ty Any boy 14 years old or older w1th an agrxculture project may Jom the club All members must have and mamtam a project whrle en rolled rn the club J x C rs FRONT ROW Bob Sloan, president, jeaneen Gers I e Sweetheart, Norman jones, v1ce presldent ROW 2 Kenneth Smder, reporter, Owen Crouch, secretary, Chuck Stewart sergeant at arms, Hubert Huddleston, treasurer, Mr Herb jones sponsor 97 s I ,,.,. . . f: SQQH To provide social activity for those students who work half a day and cannot take part in school socials is the main purpose of the Distributive The club and socials the students part. Education Club. has provided parties in which, otherwise, could not have taken Like to dance? If so, perhaps FRONT ROW jo Ann Buxton parha Dlstrlbuhve Educotmn mentarian Russell Ambum historian jim Peck vice president Walter Turnbull president Garland Walker vice president Geneaive Harriman secretary jo Ann Tyler ROW 2 Zelma Tylor Charles Lenville Robert Fuller Jerome Hoag M Harry Applegate sponsor jack Mowdy Gayle Embree reporter you would be most interested in the Square Dance Club, one of the most popular clubs at CHHS. An activity which the club spon sored was square dance lessons which were held to teach those students interested in learning to square dance and become members of the club We provided entertainment G9 ilu! Square Dance FRONT ROW Peggy Smith Billie Willis Shirley Pipes Ann Roberts Shirley Robertson Charley Poor Pat Bradley Norman Hunter Herb I-Ieromme Phyllis Cox Jackie james ROW 2 Don Reid Arda Penny Bett Harris Mar ane Hulet jeaneen Gers Mona Curnngton Lavita Cam Charles Y Y Hepler Buzzy Clex eland ROW 3 Bob Lam Beverly Nicholas Kaye Donna Wood Gail Schindler jo Ann Burt Norma Plato Marilyn Moyer Francis Bergstrand ROW 4 Harold Harvey jim Morehead jim Dell Dale Higgins president Mr A D Jacobson sponsor J C McNutt Mr C B Speegle sponsor Mr L H Bengtson sponsor Mr john Smith sponsor Dean Tesney 98 I I I O , ' - I l . ' s I t I s D , ' 9 l , - Q Q. , 1 , - 5 , : . . 2 , ' , , . r. Y 5 Y Y ' U O 1 S , J 6. lf 3 -av .,. , I ,- 4 - Q if I' r l Q e , t 1 - f C Q l , we M ' ,9 9 l 5 ? fr R 1 ' cis! , -L - , -4 f t H Eze T ,z we af S f PM r I V- it' I t sa' Q S A e . s , .P X, 1 . 1 r R. - A .1 I 3 v I - v A l v r v l 1 . . - . 4 . . . , s . , s - To honor outstandmg stu dents ln the fleld of sports IS the purpose of both the Glrls and Boys O clubs The Gxrls O Club has 12 members who have shown hlgh athletxc ab1l1ty In order to be come a member of the club a glrl must have 125 po1nts and be actxve 1n three sports An act1v1ty of the club th1s year was spon sormg a dance Football basketball, track golf and baseball are the sports m whlch boys can work for let ters Seventy five boys are mem bers of the Boys O Club A councll was formed from mem bers of the club to dlscuss the wearmg of letter jackets from other schools The flnal declsxon was to ban all letter Jackets not from CHHS ,WW G O b FRONT ROW Pat Denton Phymla Elllott vxce presl If S u dent Paulme Wmter presldent Betty Jo Barber Mary Sue Qumtero ROW 2 Mrs Ruthann Wilson sponsor Reba Lrttle Latane Purcell Wanda Keel Joyce Stapp Peggy Gray Miss Martha Cox sponsor and took honors nn every sport I B O b FRONT ROW Bengtson Vaughn Speegle Wade Cleveland treasurer Page vlce president 0 S u Davls president Weed secretary Peak Sm1th Jacobson ROW 2 Heromme F Weed Hllterbran Davxdson Bruce Petree Morse Fox Lary Doughty Llghtner Hepler Slmpson ROW 3 Crawford J Davls West Stxgler Raper Reid Rumbaugh Robinson, Gable Henderson Walraven ROW 4 Edwards Kmg Lookabaugh Burr Douglas Wallace Phxlllps Harvey Martin Richey Ownbey Gill ROW 5 Grzssom, Plaster, Shrpman, Craxg, Nrcklas, Reed, Pr1ce, Demeter Gee, Wade, Ladd 99 iii 97 . 1' ' 7 lk 7? ,U ,f . .. 9 rx l . . 5 - V JV? ,. . . .. , if f , s - 51. s x ' ' 2 1 ' Q51 l ' ' ' - M S 4 gl , I ,t,,ff?- ' . - - :sc u Q 3 y S , 2 - ' , 9 ' , , 7 3 l Y ' U E Z is . 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' : . . . . . , ' if e 7 .:v QW Y Fx ff 'Wx f Wop f f ff 1 'IH I gl X If I C fr X :QQ up li, KXNNEL X 1 1 Q7 fg, g 1 X ' To foster and promote good scholarshnp A sound educatlon IH academlc fundamentals or a thorough trammg ln a vocational fleld can be at tamed at Capltol H111 Hlgh School Besxdes the usual books classes and grade cards the school offers an opportunlty for exploratlon and study ln the flelds of lnterest of mdlvxdual students Through research on term papers fleld trxps and jobs related to the course of study a w1de knowledge of baslc facts rs gamed We are the students of today trammg to be actlve communlty workers of tomorrow 1011 S ectxon Editors Elsre Kuklenskr Marlene Osteen Marlene Gates joyce Eubdnks 4 Y 1- '. 'Wes ,i 5 v 4. 3, A ev 3 Classes 'N Cf' KATY DESPER GLENDA DOYE S ary BOB BURR Presxdent At last were mlghty semors' Caps and gowns baccalaureate servlces and dxplomas were faraway symbols of graduatxon when we were just sophomores Now we are look mg ln a mxrror to straxghten our caps before leavmg for commencement exerclses In September the glltter of our class rmgs bl1nd ed us to the dull routme of school Then thlngs p1cked up and we were ln the mldst of class elec tlons We represented Capxtol H111 at conferences and conventlons Cur goal In sight As leaders and offrcers of clubs we advlsed and gulded the jumors and sophomores forgettlng that we once resented 3dVlS1l'1g semors After the semester change tlrne just flew from us For the last tlme as students we yelled for the varslty teams We then made our plans for college marrlage the armed servlces or whatever career we had chosen Now we embark upon the world as c1t1zens of today' Semor Class sponsors are CSeated left to nghtj Mrs Mary Rlchert Mrs f t htl Mr Emest Wright Della Mlze Mrs Ruby Tabor fStandmg let o rig Mr Wendell Hubbard Mr L H Bengtson fx WW mx 64 XY Zu. , ,M l X XX X ' fl SKS X Q , T as N - f 5 , x X X XX QQ xx ix X X 1? ,- Z5 Ib Z' 25 IQ May 26, 8 big day in the life of all Jim Adams Ruby Airington Bill Aldrich seniors. Estel Wall indicates gradua- Pat Alexander Joe Allen tion day to Mary jane Hulet. Row 1, ADAMS, Chieftainsg AIRINGTONQ ALDRICH, Chieftains, FVA. Row 2, ALEXANDERQ ALLEN, Chieftains. we started a fun-filled year Row 1, AMBURN, Junior Alumni, DE 1HistorianDg ARMSTRONGg ARNHART3 ASHWORTH, Ki Yis CPep Council Representativej, Student Councilg ATKINSON. Ki Yis, Historical Clubg AVERY, Honor Society. Row 2, BAKER, Bandg BARE, FBLA, FVA, Knobberettesg BARKSDALEQ BARNEYQ BARRINGTON, Bible History Club CVice-Presidentjg BEALL, Ki Yis CPresidentD. Russell Amburn Gayle Armstrong Ronald Amhart Rita Ashworth Eula Atkinson Rosemary Avery Walter Baker Pat Bare Shirley Barksdale Don Barney janet Barrington Bobbie Beall fd-any 8 as' .M tak f 4 QQ U, ' f .ai C ll . --l03- Representing the many seniors who serve as presidents ol various organi- zations are Robert Martin, Mu Alpha Theta presidentj Merwyn Stracener, Bible History president, and Nadine Hornbeck, president of FHA. 1 l 'SI' gl , il ' y L., , -. 9 - 3 fn . A N 'Vri kr 3 i . ls l i Leon Beasler Barbara Belford Bonita Bell Alfred Bennett Ronald Benson Jimmy Besett Bill Billingsley Royce Bishop Row 1, BEASLER, TMI, BELFORDQ BELL, Y-Teens CVice-Presidentj, Bible History Club, FBLA, Junior Red Crossg BENNETT. Row 2, BENSON, Hi-Y, FVA5 BESETT, TMI, BILLINGSLEY, Chieftains, FFA, BISHOP, Chieftains, Safety Council. We were the big wheels Row 1, BLACK, Junior Alumni, Girls 4'0 Club, BLACKARD, FVAQ BLACKBURN, FHA, BLACKMON, DE CTreasurerJg BLACKWELL, Chieftains CPresidentJ, Pep Council, Redskin Arrow staff CCartoonistJg Chief- tain staff CArtistJg BLAIR, FVA. Row 2, BLANCETTg BORTHICKQ BOWMAN, Choir CLibrarianJ, Chieftain staH Clndex Editorjg BOYD, Choir CKingJ, Student Council QVice-Presidentjl BRANDT5 BREEDLOVE, Ki Yis. Helen Black Eddie Blancett Phyllis Blackard Ronald Borthick s,f C .1-L ' Q- an R 2? 1- ' -x C7 X A ff 'L if .fir f Q ,,,, Betty Blackbum Betty Blackmon Mary Bowman Glenn Boyd I nu- Pat Blackwell Fern Brandt Lavem Blair Rosella Breedlove wtf 1-- xi S' Qs A v 5 'w- Q' f T ff -104- J 'Eu 'Q 'Qu Z 'vu C' Cleota Brown Darell Brown Joanne Brownlee Ins Bryant Geneva Buckner Carolyn Bumpas Martha Burke Nma Burke Elsxe Burkey O1'v1lle Burkhart Fem Burleson Ralph Bums Row 1 BROWN C K1 Y1s BROWN D BROWNLEE FBLA Football Queen FVA BRYANT K1 Yxs BUCKNER BUMPAS Redskm Sweetheart Knobberettes 4ReporterJ Bible Hlstory Club QReporterl FVA Cho1r Row 2 BURKE M FHA KVICB Presxdentj, BURKE N FHA Honor Society BURKEY BURKHART Redskms Band BURLESON K1 Yls BURNS junior Alumm CPres1dentJ FVA fParl1amentar1anJ and enloyecl the role lmmensely Row I BURR Key Club Student Councll O Club, Mu Alpha Theta Knobberette Buddy FVA Semor Class Presxdent Football Basketball Baseball Honor Soclety BURT Ch1efta1n Pnncess Square Dance Club, K1 YIS FVA BUTLER K1 Yls fUsher Captaml FVA BUXTON Knobberettes DE fParl1amentar1anD Row 2 BYRLEY T8sI CABRERA CALDWELL K1 Y1s FBLA CAMPBELL Bob Burr Joann Burt June Butler jo Ann Buxton Enjoygng 3 bgg Joke are mg wheels Carl Byrley R1chard Cabrera Clara Caldwell Bob Campbell Herb He,-omme and Com-ad Sygglef J' 'V' C' if fs: 'ex 'V ff' 4 4 105 H Q x V - if 'G 1 I 1' 6- - -A sy . ff 17' ' + 'X 4 L , 1-' , Q 1 .55 , 1 T 5 G' j .Q T 5 , -4. N- 7, 1 A. ' 1'-I7 W V fit 6' f B U if V , , -, ' 'Q , -: , , , 5 , ' 's Q - A 1 1 . . 1 1 I U vu-ol,. ,L , Y. 6- ' . X . 5 ' K - WN 1 7- - 'F Y QS-f I 'D- ,r Q 1 I 71 .1 'L M Burna Canning Carolyn Cantwell Ronnie Caudill Tommy Cavendar Louise Cavnar Clayton Cellier Jimmy Chapman Mary Chapman Nicky Chechousky Ina Cherry Betty Cheshire Billie Clark Row 1, CANNING, Knobberettes, FHA, CANTWELL, Ki Yis CTreasurerJ, junior Alumni Cl-Iistorianj, Choir 1Vice-Presidentj, Student Council, Chieftain Capers fStudent Directorb, Senior Play CStudent Directorlg CAUDILL, Chieftains, CAVENDERg CAVNAR9 CELLIER, TMI. Row 2, CHAPMAN, j., Radiotrons CSecretaryD, T8nIg CHAPMAN, M., FBLA CVice-Presidentj, FVA, CHECHOUSKEYQ CHERRY, CHESHIER, FBLA, CLARK, B., Choir. As a follow-up to our mock convention Row 1, CLARK, C., Y-Teens Qlnter-Club Councilj, Honor Society CSecretaryJ, Writers Guild CSecretaryJ, Chieftain staff, fEditorJ, Quill and Scroll, FVA, CLARK, D., Knobberettes CDemerit Captainj, FVA, Y-Teens, CLARK, P., CLARK, T., Chieftains, Key Club, Safety Council. Row 2, CLAY, Mu Alpha Theta CSecretary4TreasurerD, Ki Yisg CLABORN, Knobberettes, FBLA, FVA, CLEVELAND, Red Cross, O Club CTreasurerJ, Square Dance Club, FTA, FVA, Chieftains, Baseball, CLEV- ENGER, Knobberettes, FBLA, FVA, It was Kerr all the way as far as Dean Tesney was concerned, as he raises the banner to start the demonstration lor his favorite candidate at the mock nominating convention. M7 MWF 01, .gg I I? 1 Carolyn Clark Donnie jo Clark Paul Clark Thurston Clark Shirley Clay Suzy Clayborn Claude Cleveland Joyce Clevenger 6 X 'Q . 3 -is :AQ .v- ' . E . x iii' H is I ff x... 'E U ,. Q.. A To ' . 14 I Rufus Clifton Dan Codner Wayne Coffman Jerry Coker Arguing the merits oi the two presi- Claudette Collier jean Collier Loretta Collingsworth Delores Combs dential candidates are Earl Dean Edwards, Charles Hepler, Woodene Throckmorton and Bob Lam. Row 1, CLIFTON, T8z.Ig CODNER, Band, Chieftains, FVA, COFFMAN, TMI, COKER, Tal. Row 2, COLLIER, C., COLLIER, J., DEQ COLLINSWORTH, Ki vis, FBLA, CoMBs. we held an election-Adlai won! Row I, COOPER, FVA, Ki Yisg CORDOVAQ CORMIER, FHA, FVAQ COSBY, Bible History CTreasurerJ, Writers Guild CPresidentJ, Y-Teens CDevotional Chairmanjg CRAIG, Historical Club CPresidentJ, Writers Guild CVice-Presidentj, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Redskin Arrow staff CAssistant Editorj, Chieftain staff CAdministration Section Editorjg CRAIN, Auto Club. Row 2, CUDD, FBLA, Knobberettes, FVAQ ICURINGTON, Ki Yis, Square Dance Club, DANIELSQ DAVIS, B., Mr. Chieftain, O Club CPresidentj, Football, FVA, Student Council, Key Club, DAVIS, J., O Club, Red Cross, Basketball, Baseball, DAVIS, M., Ki Yis, FBLA. Jo Ann Cooper Pedro Cordova Charlene Cormier Shirley Cosby Sharon Cudd Mona Curington Loretta Daniels Billy Davis X Vx f- , 9 ff me ,J ' ' ' QE, YI' X 'f 2 i as il . ' r W ha., 7' su Q lil x K - .Q , an -107- Billie Craig Jimmy Davis ,Tia QU-' vi 'W 4. , 1:-'f Don Crain Myma Davis Us X , , , N ,gx fa- ' i v Q x 5517 , :qv vi! , K' ,L se Qc- 6 JR , A 4 , fv- 5 I is ,x C' l 6-5 sf. 6. X 4 H as K- Q: x - in . ' ' ., l J X Y K ' Capitol Hays system of Voting is Henry Dean Marilyn Deering Jimmie Dell Helen Denham known an over the country' Casting Katy Desper Walter Dice Gerald Dickson Robert Dickson their ballots are Ruth Kelly, Charles Lee and Darlene Teague. Row 1, DEAN, DEERING, Ki Yis, Student Council, FVA, DELL, Chieftains CPledge Masterh, Student Council, Sigma Chi Iota, Key Club, Pep Council, Square Dance Club, DENHAM, FVA, FBLA. Row 2, DESPER, Junior Alumni CParliamentarianJ, Choir CTreasurerJ, Student Council, Knobberettes, Senior Class Vice-President, FVA, DICE, DICKSON, G., Bible History Club CDevotional Chairmanj, FVA, DICKSON, R., FVA, Choir, Chieftains. We elected our class officers Row 1, DIES, DITTMEYERQ DONNELLQ DOUGHTY, Honor Society, Chieftains, Sigma Chi Iota, O Club, Key Club, Hi-Y, FVA, Red Cross, Track, DOUGLAS, O Club, Track, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Key Club, FVA, DOUSETT, Girls O Club. Row 2, DOWNS, Student Council, Choir, DOYE, Ki Yis CSecretaryJ, Bible History Club, Senior Class Secre- tary Student Councilg DRABEKg EAST, Tennis, Key Club, Student Council CPresidentJ, Chieftains, Mr. Citizenship, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Chi Iota, Choir, FVA, Pep Councilg EATINQ EDGAR, Mu Alpha Theta. Gene Dies Barbara Dittmeyer Marijo Downs Y ei Glenda Doye f- X A Mable Donnell Elsie Drabek i- A F. X. X 108 John Doughty Bob East N jf 1 is 1 A Robert Douglas Elwin Eatin l 6- X 5 ,X L . V A A I E' Margaret Doussett Rhoda Edgar H-.4 fir iii.- 4. 4 1' C N Dowama Eggers Pat Elledge john Elliott Gayle Embree Carol Estes john Bob Estes Willa Dean Etheridge Bill Everett Lindsey Faller Bill Fallwell jim Paul Faris Erma Ferguson Row I EGGERS Honor Society FBLA' ELLEDGEg ELLIOTT, Operatorsg EMBREE, DE, Ki Yis, Student Council' ESTES C. Ki Yis Honor Society, FVAQ ESTES, J., Hi-Y. Row 2 ETHERIDGE' EVERETT Chieftains fViCE-Pf6Sld9I1tJ, FVA, Student Councilg FALLER, T8nIg FALL- WELL Student Council Chieftains CYell Leaderb, Pep Councilg FARIS, Track, Band, Choir, Chieftains, Spanish Club' FERGUSON E. after a week of hard campaigning Row I FERGUSON M. Redskin Arrow staff 4Exchange Editorj, FBLA, Key Club, Quill and Scrollq FER- RELL' FIKE- FISH. Row 2 FISHER' FLEEMAN' FLORA' FORSHEE, Hi-Y CSecretaryJ, Operators. Mack Ferguson Joyce Ferrell Anna Belle Fike Don Fisher Melvina Fleeman Del Flora T ,ey y, ff- 1 5- . 44 .- ,rvv tv: F A , , s, r,7ff?f- , 1 1 1. 1, 4 '1 lbs .1 A X , -, H' A 'Li Johnny Fish Russell Forshee t 'If l 8' af xxcxl -109- One of the most enjoyable moments ol the campaign assemblies came when Bobette fBob1 Price made his debut. Rowena Fritzler Jeaneen Gers Q 1 5 4:- rv' I Shirley Fuller Jerry Gill 4 , 2 fi f A A x Q' fi Richard Fulton Marietta Furr Jesse Gabel Shirley Glasgow Jane Green Sue Grimes QS Y Mary Galindo Sarahleen Gunter Row 1, FRITZLERQ FULLER, Choir, Bible History Club, FVA, FULTONQ FURRQ GABEL, O Club, GALINDO. Row 2, GERS, Ki Yis, Historical Club, Safety Council, FFA Sweetheart, Square Dance Clubg GILL, Chief- tains, O Club, Baseball, Key Club, GLASGOW, Knobberettes CYell Leaderj, FTA CTreasurerJ, FBLA, GREENQ GRIMESQ GUNTER, FVA. We had a chance to use our lessons Row 1, GUYTON, TMI, HAGGARD, Chieftains, FVAg HALBIGQ HALL. Row 2, HAMMITTg HARDY, Sigma Chi Iota CPresidentD, Honor Society, Band, Key Club, Junior Alumni, FVA, HARRAMAN, DE fSecretaryJ, Safety Council, FVAQ HARRIS, B., Knobberettes, Square Dance Club, FBLA. A helping hand is given as Don Mus- grave, Redskin president, presents a club Jacket fo Horst Kleymann' Get' Joyce Guyton Leonard Haggard Edward Halbig Glenn Hall man exchange student' Wayne Hammitt Harold Hardy Genaveve Harraman Betty Harris ,w, Wi 24 'V , , l Q img' an 'T L! 4 tf- ' C' 1 ' W Q A A L' h ' - I 101151-L75 -110- , S , .x va , we-f K. 1 af,-bt ' tw .- if Q7--y David Harris june Harris Betty Harrison Alice Hart A1211 Kelly shows BUZZY Cfeveiand 0110 Weldon Hash Pat Heathcoat Larie Heldenbrand Buddy Henderson ol the trouble SPO!!! of U16 WOYM dll! me a history class discussion Row 1 HARRIS D. Redskins FVA Band CPresidentJ Swing Band fBusiness Managerb FVA' HARRIS J. Ki Yis Red Cross CSecretaryD FBLA' HARRISON Honor Society FVA' HART FVA FBLA Row 2 HASH' HEATHCOAT FBLA' HELDENBRAND Miss Future Voter Bible History Club Knobberettes CSecretaryD Student Council FVA Historical Club' HENDERSON B. FBLA FVA O Club Chieftains Honor Society CTreasurerJ. in international relations Row 1 HENDERSON HENDRICK Knobberettes FBLA' HENNING Girls O Club' HEPLER O Club Key Club CVice-Presidenth Football Track FVA CTreasurerJ' HERONIME O Club Football Track Red Cross Square Dance Club FVA' HIBDON. Row 2 HICKS FVA' HIGGINBOTHAM' HIGGINS Chieftains CTreasurerJ Square Dance Club CPresidentj Red Cross Historical Club' HILDERBRAND FBLA Honor Society' HILE Ki Yis FVA' HILL M. Choir FBLA. Jerold Henderson Glenna Hendrick Shirley Henning Charles Hepler Herb Heronime Martin Hibdon Martha Hicks Margie Higgenbotham Dale Higgens Bettsy Hilderbrand Barbara Hile Maudine Hill e ,f 45 Vg VE ' X I, 74 A X H4 I l -oft .xx fr- ' 55 3 . -11l- Ds aa F f 5 ov J . 1:4 rv C Q . w 1 l .X A as C' J If ct x ' Q . S The library serves as 3 good source Nadine Hill Shirley Hill Carlene Himes Jimmy Holden fgf research material, Making use of Frances Hopper John Horn Nadine Hornbeck Sue Howe this information are jimmy Dell and joyce Ferrell. Row I, HILL, N., HILL, S., HIMES, Choir CSecretaryJ, FVAQ HOLDEN, Hi-Y, Photography Club. Row 2, HOPPERQ HORN, Sigma Chi Iota, Band, Swing Band, Redskins, HORNBECK, FHA CPresidentJ, FVA, Student Council, HOWE, FVA. Many hours were spent in the library Row 1, HUDDLESTON, HULET, Knobberettes, FBLA, Square Dance Club, HUSKINSON, FFAg HUTCHI- SON, FVAg IVEY, Ki Yis CPledge Mistressj, Student Council, Pep Council, Honor Society, JACKSON, C., Knobberettes, FVA. Row 2, JACKSON, L., Ki Yis, FHA, JAY, E., JAY, M., T8nIg JINES, Ki Yis, Art Club CSecretaryJ, Safety Council, JOHNSON, G., FVA, Ki Yis, T851 CHistorian, State Secretary-Treasurerj. Hubert Huddleston Mary Jane Hulet Johnny I-Iuskinson Leroy Hutchison Delores Ivey Don Jackson Lois Jackson Ellen Jay Max Jay Beverly Jines x qs ,Q Q ,A K 41 'L' . X L, N . ll Carolyn Jackson Gayle Johnson ls., Ib 1, 'UU X , t Lorene Johnson Norma Kames Pat Johnson Wanda Keel Shirley Johnson Ann Keith av- .4 f ls- . -fu--Q t- K. .. 489g R 'A is s gl 11 49 N 1 Yvonne Johnson Harold J ones Norman Jones Chuck Keith Charles Kelley Ann Kelly Row I, JOHNSON, L., JOHNSON, P., JOHNSON, S., Knobberettes CSection Captainj, Basketball Queen, FBLA, FVAQ JOHNSON, Y., Ki Yis, FBLA CReporterJ, FVAQ JONES, H.p JONES, N. Row 2, KARNESg KEELQ KEITH, A., KEITH, C., KELLEY, C., KELLY, A., Ki Yis, FVA, Red Cross, Safety Council. studying for those inevitable exams Row 1, KELLY, J., FBLA, FTA, KELLY, R., Bible History Club, FVAQ KERLEYQ KING. Row 2, KIRBYQ KLIEWER, T8uIg KLEYMANN, Key Club, Redskins, FVA, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, FHA Beau, Redskin Arrow staff, Photography Club CVice-presidentb, Jr. Rotariang KNIGHT, Redskins CSecond Vice-Presidentj, Photography Club tSergeant-at-Armsb, Band, Operators Club. Jo Anne Kelly Ruth Kelly Korene Kirby Jerry Kliewer ',, K, Q t .Wai Ann Kerley Horst Kleymann , is Freddy King Jerry Knight X 1. fi. af P1 ' 'nfl F ' -113- A test today. ' This statement sends many scurrying to the library for a few moments of study before school. Taking advantage of this spare time are Pat Thorpe, Bob West and Jinx Morehead. 15, K .,, 'U' aw' ' T' Y W xl If 49? Lee Roy Knost Irene Kuhn Elsxe Kuklenskx Delbert Lacefleld Don Lardlay Charles Lake Gene Lakin Bob Lam Evelyn Lance jewel Lane Carol Sue Lankford Joyce Larson Row 1 KNOST Chxeftams KUI-IN KUKLENSKI Y Teens CReporterD Qulll and Scroll Honor Socrety CRe porter? Redskm Arrow staff CEd1torJ Sigma Chr Iota CSecretaryJ Chleftam staff CSen1or Sectlon Edxtorb Mu Alpha Theta FVA Wrlters Gulld CPres1dentJ LACEFIELD Mu Alpha Theta CV1cePres1dentD Honor So crety Red Cross CCounty Presldentj Student Councrl LAIDLEY LAKE Cholr Key Club FVA Student Council Row 2 LAKIN Redskm Arrow staff Chneftams LAM FVA CPresrdentD Spanish Club Redskms CYell Leaderj Square Dance Club Hrstorxcal Club I-I1Y Pep Councrl Red Cross LANCE LANE Knobberettes FBLA FVA Choxr CQueenD Miss Ideal Secretary LANKFORD Red Cross FBLA LARSON K1 Yrs fUsher Captaml FVA Through our class work Row 1 LATHROP Band CDrum Majorb Swing Band CStudent Dxrectorl Student Councll Key Club DE Chreftams FVA LEE Mu Alpha Theta LeFORCE FVA LEONARD Row 2 LEVERICH Band CQueen Escorth LINVILLE DE LITTLE Operators Club CPres1dentJ Student Councll FVA LOOKABAUGH O Club Honor Society Slgma Chl Iota CV1cePres1dentJ Golf FVA Seruors do study' Here IS a view of an English C1359 busy reading ffom Wayne Lathrop Charles Lee james LeForce Larry Leonard the'f Iftefatufe books Don Leverlch Charles Lmvllle Rxchard Little Edwm Lookabaugh 1' I fc' ' 114 - 36 Ruthie Lunow Patsy Luper Janice McAbee Joyce McAlister Ziiig 12:5 Eg 0?'?:s:h:n:'?,Zi is 0 B l M A h D K h M ' l M D 1 U ' 'C ever y c rt ur uane McCampbell ennet cDan1e Jo c onna mted are Lane Heldenbrand and Gail Schindler. Row 1, LUNOWg LUPER, Ki Yis CSection Captainj, FVAQ MCABEE, Ki Yis, Red Cross, Writers Guildg MCALISTER. Row 2, MCARTHUR, Knobberettes, Junior Alumni, Band CSecretaryJ, FVA, FBLAQ MCCAMPBELL, Red- skins CYell Leaderj, Hi-Y CPresidentJ, Debate, Red Cross, Bible Historyg MCDANIELQ McDONNAL, Student Council. we formed life-long friendships Row 1, McDOULETTg MCGRAW, Ki Yis, Spanish Clubg MCKAYQ MCMAHAN, Band, Redskinsg MCMILLAN, M., Knobberettes, Junior Alumni, FBLA, FVA, Pep Council, Student Council, Assistant All-School Yell Leaderg MCMILLAN, W. Row 2, MCNAIRQ MCNUTTQ MANEK, Auto Club CVice-Presidentbg MANUELQ MARBURY, Choir, Bandg MARSHALL, BETTY, FVA. Ann McDou1ett Dolores McGraw Gerald McKay Jerry McMahan Mary Lou McMillan Wayne McMillan Dixie McNair J. C. McNutt Leon Manek David Manuel Dan Marbury Betty Marshall If 2 C s A :diy X' 2d if i v q V 1 V 13- N 5 bw 4 2, J ' J Vn . -115- 3 x - A lew sandwiches, a coke and some potato chips help to erase thoughts ol a coming test, and where is a better place to buy these things than the school snack bar? 'Q X, rv Billy Marshall Clifford Martin Richard Martin Robert L. Martin Robert W. Martin Helen Mashbum R. B. Mathis Annita Meeks Row l, MARSHALL, BILLY, Auto Club, MARTIN, C., MARTIN, RICHARD, O club, Football, FVAQ MARTIN, ROBERT L., Band, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta CPresidentl. Row 2, MARTIN, ROBERT W.g MASHBURNg MATHISQ MEEKS. Thought of food often conflicted Row 1, MELTONQ MERCERQ MIKES, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, junior Alumni, MILES, Ki Yis, FTA CVice-Presidentj, FBLA, FVA, Historical Club, Red Cross, MILLER, C., Knobberettes, Writers Guild, MILLER, R., TBLI, Chieftains. Row 2, MILLIGANQ MINX, MITCHELL, 1.3 MITCHELL, R.g MOLAND, Redskins CVice-Presidentj, Bible Mary Melton Pat Mercer Bobby Mikes La Rue Milligan Jimmy Minx Irene Mitchell eggs History Club, Hi-Y, MONROE, Chieftains, Auto Club, FFA. Mellodee Miles Ronald Mitchell ' r f Il , 7 Carole Miller Jerry Moland Ronald Miller Arvid Monroe 3 I K ' S' s .r s 71 l T ' it , X Sift- . 3-. I f 1+- 1 gi E 'E' ::,g 'ff t -s- Us K if 4- 1 54 . S at -1, v .st if at E RQ K. 1' . fig n N V.. 1 ,AA I .-.., 2 . J s N I M L' i ' r Y C Tx , ' M we is fi' David Moore Gwendolyn Moose Dale Morava Jimmy Morehead Jo Ann Morey Lewis Morris Jack Mowdy Marilyn Moyer joan Mulhall Joanne Musgrave Don Musgraves Donnie Nash Row 1, MOORE, Redskinsg MOOSEQ MORAVA FFA' MOREHEAD Chieftains CSergeant-at-Armsj Square Dance Club, Key Club Safety Council' MOREY, Knobberettes CSecretaryJ, FBLA, FTAQ MORRIS Golf FVA. Row 2 MOWDY DE Operators Club Chieftains' MOYER Spanish Club CPresidentD Ki Yis Square Dance Club' MULHALL Writers Guild FVA' MUSGRAVE Red Cross' MUSGRAVES Redskins QPresident7 Pep Council H1Y FVA T81.I NASH with thought of class assignments Row 1 NEELEY Band Auto Club NORTON OAKFORD Knobberettes OGLE Square Dance Club FFA Basketball Baseball Row 2 OVERSTREET Student Council TMI OWENS DALE OWENS DEAN T8nI OWENS J Joe Neely Ralph Norton harles Overstreet Dale Owens Q.. 1' Jen Oakford Dean Owens Q- ' John Ogle James Owens 1 117 With books laid aside school Work takes a back seat to food and talk Discussing the events of the day are Marilyn Deering JoAnn Burt and Beverly Jmes .J X4 Q: f 'L-r im' film ,,. as as Q. ' If Ruby Owens H C Ownbey jane Parker L1la Paslay Tommy Pearson J 1mmy Peck James Penmngton Arda Penny Pat Petree B1ll PhllllpS Ralph P1ckard Lorene P1pk1n Row 1 OWENS R K1 Y1s Wr1ters Gu1ld CV1cePres1dentD FBLA Student Counc1l OWNBEY Student Counc1l SlgITl8 Chr Iota H1stor1cal Club Span1sh Club O Club Basketball Key Club FVA FBLA PARKER PASLAY K1 Y1s TMI PEARSON O Club FVA 1Sergeant at Arms? Football Student Counc1l Key Club PECK Chleftams T811 DE CV1cePres1dentJ Row 2 PENNINGTON PENNY K1 YIS fV1cePres1dentJ FBLA Band Queen FVA PETREE O Club FVA Qu1ll and Scroll CPres1dentJ Safety Counc1l CV1cePres1dentJ Redskm Arrow staff CSports Edlt0f, Chl9ft8lU staff CSports Edlt0l', Tenms PHILLIPS Football Basketball O Club Jumor Alumni, Student Counc1l FVA Key Club PICKARD PIPKIN Seventeenth Summer was the play Row 1 PLATO K1 YIS Spanlsh Club CSecretaryJ Square Dance Club PLUMLEY FBLA POPE Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta S1gma Ch1 Iota PRICE O Club Row 2 PROVINCE Honor Socxety CV1ce Pres1dentJ Red Cross fPf8Sld8Ht, Student Counc1l CSecretaryJ Gxrls State Delegate MISS C1t1zensh1p PUMPHREY K1 Y1s FVA FBLA CV1cePres1dentJ RAMOS T851 RAPER Key Club CPres1dentJ K1 Y1 King Pep Counc1l CPres1dentJ Student Counc1l Track CCapta1nD Foot ball Ch1efta1ns O Club FVA Tha! s the right shade jo Buxton makes up Harold Hardy for hxs ap Norma Plato Earlene Plumbly Donald Pope Bob Pnce pearance as Martm 1n the seruor play Manlyn Prov1nce Kay Pumphrey Jack Ramos Donald Raper -N 'sr 8 1 i ev YS 'ht ' Q Y ll8 - I ,Q X ., . 1. ' 41 1 6- A ' I 4' fc. V-:.- , in ,.. 4 4, E I Y V A ib- j x ig, f y , 5 ' xp, 4 1 '3 k f' ,il 5 ' W U. ' f b . f' N , x- ,, - 1-. Q- at K 5 1 , 1 'xf f A .1 ' , ' . 1 TL wr I 7 iv' is ,S A XX Il ' - , ' H U ' l ,H H 9 , 5 1 'ir X A ' QL 4' . X 4 Q ,, ,j , irq' U C f A xl ' 1 ,C it y ,X , . Q KN K .1 I A X , 9 ft-E' A + A Lela Reed Barbara Reid Veda Reid Donna Retzlaff A dramatic moment came in the johnny Reynolds Jeanette Richardson Mary Lois Richmond Nadine Richardson senior la when jack K Bob Eastl P Y tells Angie K Linda Lancaster! that his family is moving away. Row I, REED, FVAQ REID, B.g REID, V.g RETZLAFF, Bible History Club CHistorianJ, Y-Teens. Row 2, REYNOLDSQ RICHARDSON, J., RICHARDSON, N., RICHMOND. brought to life by talented seniors Row 1, RICKERTS, Redskins, Band, Swing Band, Spanish Club, FVA5 ROACH, Ki Yis, FHAQ ROBBINS, Knobberettes CPresidentb, Pep Council CSecretaryJ, Student Council, FVA, FBLA, Junior Altrusan, Baseball Queeng ROBERTS, Radiotrons CVice-Presidentl, T8uI, Student Council, Red Cross, ROBERTSON, Choir, FBLA, FVA. Row 2, ROBISON, 'O Club, Football, Hi-Y, T8nI CSergeant-at-Arms, District Vice-Presidentj, Chieftainsg ROGERS, T851 CPresidentJg ROSEQ ROWLANDQ RUYLE, Choir, RYE. jerry Rickerts Pat Roach Martha Ann Robbins Ralph Robbins Franklin Roberts Carole Sue Robertson Dennis Robison Doyle Rogers Betty Ann Rose Jo Ann Rowland Roberta Ruyle Charles Rye AAI s f +61 ,N -119- Latin is considered by some of the students, as one ol the hardest subjects taught, so naturally many question arise concerning it. Billie Craig asks Mrs. Frances Garlick, Latin instructor, about the day's assignment. -9 , O if I 0 5 L . 's .g Q , -- 'L C X 4 'er I Ray Sanders Raymond Sanders Tommie Ann Sandlin Garriel Sauls Nova Jean Scarberry Burl Schiel Gail Schindler Shirley Schnuelle Row I, SANDERS, RAY, Auto Club, SANDERS, RAYMOND, Auto Club CPresidentD, SANDLIN, FVA SAULS. Row 2, SCARBERRY, FVA, SCHIEL, SCHINDLER, FBLA, Knobberettes, SCHNUELLE, Safety Council We went to our teachers for help Row 1, SCHULTZ, SCOTT, SCROGGINS, Auto Club, SEALS, FBLA, FVA, SELF, Auto Club, SHIPLEY Knobberettes fVice-Presidentj, FBLA, FVA, Pep Council, Red Cross. Row 2, SHIPMAN, Redskins, O Club, Baseball, Football, SHIPP,ThI Sweetheart, SHREVEQ SIEGFRIED Ki Yis, FVA, SIMMONS, SIMPSON, C., O Club, Track. Nadine Schultz Don Scott Lavem Scroggins Naomi Seals Glen Self Shirley Shipley Bob Shipman Shirley Shipp Eddie Shreve Glenda Siegfried Joan Simmons Charles Simpson 1 1 6 x R 5' g :B qi as vs, 6- . . gf C' 41-2 I 1 -120 ,Qc I X xf 3 I? X Earlene Simpson Peggy Smith Row I, Ki Yis, Row 2, FBLA, sz- d,, . X N? A A Fa ,1 'VV ww ' . ,figs ' gf.. George Skinner Bob Sloan Leah Smallwood Charles Smith Leslie Dean Smith Letta jo Smoykefer Kenneth Snider Colene Sparks jimmy Stacy jo Ann Staifa SIMPSON, E., TMI, SKINNERg SLOAN, FFA CPresidentJ, Student Council, Track, SMALLWOOD, FHA. SMITH, C., Bandg SMITH L., Chieftains, TSLIQ SMITH, P., Student Council, All-School Yell Leader, Ki Yis, Pep Council: SMOYKEFER, Knobberettes, FBLA, FTA. in working the more difficult problems Row 1, FBLA, Row 2, DUM, Ann Stanford Melba Starr S Jil SNIDER, FFA CReporterJg SPARKS, STACY, Chieftains CSergeant-at-Armsjg STAFFA, Knobberettes, STANFORD, STAPP, J., Girls O Club, Knobberettes CPledge Mistressj. STAPP, L., Honor Society: STAPP, T., Ki Yis, junior Alumni, Red Cross, Y-Teensg STARR, STED- STEELMANg STEGELMAN, Ki Yis. I just don't understand. ' This state- ment by jesse Gable starts Mr. Hub- Joyce Stapp Lois Stapp Tommie jo Stapp bard on a long explanation ol an even Joyce Steddum Susie Steelman Mary Stegelman longer algebra problem. M-' is 3- Q' ---121- 9 ,n- an -we 'Sq M ,,, X Bill Stevens Dorothy Stewart Retta Stewart Conrad Stlgler Bob Stme Dale Stlngley jerry Stomp Louxse Stoops Betty Lou Stotts Merwyn Stracener Marla Row I STEVENS Chleftams FVA STEWART D FBLA STEWART R STIGLER O Club ,Iumor Alumni QSergeant at Armsj Hxstorlcal Club CSergeant at Armsj Key Club FVA 4Sergeant at Armsj STINE STINER Row 2 STINGLEY STOMP Redskins STOOPS STOTTS K1Y1s, FBLA fPf8Sld9Ht, Band STRACENER Mu Alpha Theta Honor Soc1ety Buble Hxstory Club fPf6Sld8HlJ FVA STRICKLAND Operators Club H1 Y Chxeftams 4 If Ruta Suner nd Strickland We carefully counted our credlts Row I SULLIVAN B FVA SULLIVAN C SUMMERS Honor Soclety SWEENEY Row 2 TAFF Choxr TAYLOR B TAYLOR D TAYLOR E A certam number ol credits rs requzred lor graduation so Mona Curmgton actmg on advice of the counselors checks her credits with Mrs Alma Leach registrar 9'- 2 9- T' Bonme Sullivan Charlene Sullnvan Lucmlle Summers Dorxs Sweeney Don Taff Bxlhe Ruth Taylor Dxck Taylor Eumce Taylor J- in 122 7 Dean Tesney Tommy Taylor Darlene Teague Delores Templeton Margaret Thornhill Shirley Thomas Betty Thomason Monte Thompson With the neamess of graduation many seniors thoughts are turning toward Iuture plans Looking at college bul letms are Marilyn Moyer and john Bob Estes Row I TAYI OR T Baseball TEAGUE junior Alumni CSG-cond Vice Presidentj FVA TEMPLETON K1 Yis FBLA FVA Historical Club TESNEY Square Dance Club CF1rst Vice Presldentj Row 2 THOMAS THOMASON FBLA FVA Square Dance Club CSecond Vice Presidentj THOMPSON FVA THORNHILL ancl began reading college bulletins Row I, THORPE, Red Cross, Knobberettes CSergeant-at-Armsjg THROCKMORTON, FVA, Choir, Honor So- ciety: TLAPAKQ TOMPKINS, Knobberettes, Student Council, Square Dance Club, FVA, FBLAQ TREATQ TROUT, TMI. Row 2, TUCKERQ TURNBULLg TURNERQ TUTTLEg TWEED, Deg TYLER, J., DE. Pat Thorpe Woodene Throckmorton Thomas Tlapak Elinor Tompkins Lowell Tucker Walter Turnbull Bob Turner Norma Tuttle Jerry Tweed .aw 5 '4' X K f ff. A fi Yvonna Trout jo Ann Tyler Jack Treat 5 xi ra 1 g A sw 1' ' Q 121 Many hours were spent in writing the will and prophecy for the Senior Class. Pausing a moment from their work are committee m e m b e r s Billy Davis, Shirley Watson, Marilyn Province, Carolyn Clark and Bob Burr. .- ' 'Q K as C ff 3 5 I . I L t 'G' 5- 5, f ff ' , 3' '29, Y' I , I .5 f? I 1 ' J Zelma Tyler Audrey Tynes Catalina Urenda Ronnie Van Horn Shirley Varner Marion Vaughan Frances Verrier George Vickrey Row l, TYLER. Z., DE: TYNES, URENDA, Ki Yis, FBLA: VAN HORN, Choir, Chieftains. Row 2, VARNER, FVAQ VAUGHANQ VERRIERQ VICKREY, Band. Committees planned our final activities Row l, VILLA. FVA: WADE, LI.. Ki Yis, FBLA fSecretaryJ. FVA: WADE. T., O Club, Baseballg WALKER, DE CVice-Presidentl: WALL, FBLA: WALLACE, J.. O Club. Basketball fAll-Statej. Row 2, WALLACE. L.: WALRAVEN. O Club, Tennis: VVARD. FBLA: WARDEN, Chieftains: WATSON, Ki Yis tSec'tion Captainl, Student Council, FBLA. Red Cross. Square Dance Club, Quill and Scroll, Chieftain staff tBusiness Nlanagerl: WEBB, C. Ann Villa Lloyd Wallace F- 'L J joan Wzicle: Barry Walravvn Tummy Wade Garland Walker Estle Wall Dorothy Ward Duane Warden Shirley Watson Q 1 eine jerry Wallace Charles Webb 'GfQ X ' '17 31' . gp is , L- 11 ' A Q ' It 5' M if Q.. iff l A f F ti , K, ,, l s is ' , Janet Webb Charles Weed Bob West Dorothy White Melvina White john Whitley Fred Wilson Marie Whetsell Loveta Wiggins Oletha Wilbanks Billie Willis Martha Willis Row l, WEBB, J., Student Council, Bible History Club, WEED, Football, Track, O Club CSecretaryDg WEST, O Club, Tennis, Sigma Chi Iota, WHITE, D., WHITE, M., FVAQ WHITLEY. Row 2, WHETSELLQ WIGGINS, Honor Society, WILBANKSQ WILLIS, B., Band, FBLA, Ki Yis, Square Dance Club, WILLIS, M., Ki Yisg WILSON, T8r.I. while we hummed Pomp and Circumstancef' Row I, MALONE, Band, Sigma Chi Iota, FVA CPublic Relations Managerjg WINDSOR, WINTER, Ki Yis, FTA CPresidentJ, Girls O Club CPresidentJ, Honor Society, WITHROW. Row 2, WOODSIDE, Ki Yis, FBLA CSecretaryJ, Safety Councilg YOUNG, S.g YOUNG, Y., ZINK, Ki Yis CDemerit Captainb, Honor Society QPresidentU, Red Cross CCounty Vice-Presidentj, Miss Chieftain. We must look neat for commence- ment, says Shirley Cosby as she straightens Charles Weed's shirt collar. Richard Malone Joyce Woodside A 2 N ' X If Dean Windsor Shirley Young Qs in .' -125- Pauline Winter Buddy Withrow Wanda Young Norma Kaye Zink Q9 g B vig fs -,w ,W 'L ,iw , ...gg L ie JACKKE JAMES President MARLENL GM ES CHARLIE P0012 Serretarv Vice President As lumo Another year has gone bg another mne months or books, classes, teachers and grades Another year of pax t1es, dances and club wo k '1h1s year, as alvt ays, we made lastlng frlcndshlps and we thought hfe was pretty wonderful As the months went by we trled our hand at producmg a play, and wlfh everyone cooperatmg, lt went over blg Then we honored the semors wxth a prom and everyone agreed lt was a wonderful affau' We ve served on varxous comrmttees and coun mls We performed xn the Ch1efta1n Capers and various assembhes We helped teachers and worked Prom commlttee members Cstanumg left to Fight, are Don Moore Barbara Scott Lormne Mmer Gene Mceollom and Cseatedj Marlene Gates Joyce hubank Dw ne Charlxe Poor and Susanne Hx 'S YS we felt like old hands on publlcatlons We offered our xdeas and d1d the work 111 makmg them real1t1es Maybe thxs xs just another year, but to us Jumols lt was a very speclal year We look at that class rlng for whlch we waxted so long and reahze that these experlences weve had are important to us, and that they w1ll help us to be a class of leaders w hen we are senlors :s.:. E6 '-4' ,Q Jumor sponsors are fstandmgj M 'G W O Hawkms Mr Soce Lewls M L70 W L Conner and Cseatedj Mrs Adalme Bail Mxss Helen Bxggers Mrs Bessie Kelly and Mrs Frances Garlxck I O Q , . I yr, A . v . . . . . Q 1 D . . . . . s 1 - Q 1 . ' ' -T - . . . V . .A . L - . . U .L . - r . . . . W . . , . . v . . . U . . . . . . 7 v 1 A ' - , . . . 4 AA . t . -, It .. . p , 1 4 1 . ' 1 - 1 , . . ,. Xl Y ' 1 3 . . ' , 1 9 s, ' - 'i . , ' 1 4 , U - I , 1, - , - , , me r t- 4,n .pg - , , S ' 1 - . ' l .fx' , A ' K ' L' .. . K I,-V. Q .. ' 9.9. ' - , v adj ,v 'Q ' ' . f . -5 ' I V. 'xl , uf. I . 6,4-.y x 'ww j. 1 1 : -Q 7V W M f . I.. V , ' 'J-ar'1, lf- - X gl ,,,5g2,Q-,.. A ,li X ' -Q I v'lA . , ' .- -'J Y' A 'A 'cf X ' is ,Q , f 4' '. 6: xl a, - ' Y. 15,41 .. Az. F Z., K , gk - ei . . r . 34 ,Limp , ,V A , ,X i 7 . - '-122 T 1 ' T ' , . ' . 1-7 , - ' ha Ai , ' , - of' of alv life fi P it' 3. aff cil va l lefi Scr anc Eu Di' ...S G 4 .mz ' ' i JACKIE JAMES President MARLENE GATES Secretary As iuniors we felt like old Another year has gone by, another nine months of books, classes, teachers and grades. Another year of parties, dances and club work. This year, as always, we made lasting friendships and we thought life was pretty wonderful. As the months went by we tried our hand at producing a play, and with everyone cooperating, it went over big. Then we honored the seniors with a prom and everyone agreed it was a wonderful affair. - CHARLIE PooR Vice-President on publications. We offered our ideas and 4 work in making them realities. Maybe this is just another year, but juniors it was a very special year. We look class ring for which we waited so long and that these experiences we've had are impor us, and that they will help us to be a c leaders when we are seniors. We've served on various committees and coun- cils. We performed in the Chieftain Capers and various assemblies. We helped teachers and worked u Prom committee members Cstanuing, ' left to rightj are Don Moore, Barbara X Scott, Corinne Miner, Gene McCollom, and Qseatedj Marlene Gates, Joyce Eubanks, Charlie Poor and Susanne Divine. 1.1 Junior sponsors are Cstandir W. O. Hawkins, Mr. Soce Lex W. L. Conner and Cseatedj Mrs. Ball, Miss Helen Biggers, Mrs Kelly and Mrs. Frances Garlic! V :Q- U , -R A! 1: Y' - Ax n, , I .Q Q? , I V ! ' XJ 5 1' 1 ' . 4 ' V, J: f M.. ' ' .L ' , F LQ 3 1' xl-A ROW 1 Jerry Abbrtt Paul Abel Gayle Adams Ruth Ahsmuhs ROW 2 Wendell Akm Elvera Aleman Louis Allred Shlrley Allred ROW 3 Harry Anderson Glynndean Anderson Tony Ard Wanda Ansmendez Gall We wondered all summer 1! we would get the sublects we wanted and what teachers we would have Nadme Kuhlman and Bzll Smith are at last recezvmg their schedules from Miss Vera Brllmgslea at Capitol Hull Hugh School llfe ROW 4 Glorla Arnold Wxlma Arthurs Arlene Artzberger Margaret Aubrey Joye Austm,Twana Axley Betty Jo Barber ROW 5 Denms Barker Eugene Barnes Robbmelle Barnett Harold Barney john Barns Verme Bass Vernon Bass ROW 6 Mane Bassett Carol Baughman Ardyce Beal Sara Jane Bell Jack Bennett Ellzabeth Benton Frances Bergstrand Eiga: 'R l X ,Abi A l27 Q- fg A . -st A x 5 1 ' VV ff B O, ' , 'fri I . i ,I ' Y . 2- 5 ' 1,1 l , O I C I : - ! Y . 7 Y ' ! . 7 Z l Y 1 5 3 7 ' 1 V- i ' UN 1 . , . yy Q W - 2 f ' f My F W at:- .O ,I , at ea. .vw A tv T X Ex , 4 - 6 , J , A l td. 'Ja Y A 1 J 3 A -X Q I i.. ' ly if! 5 , rj fx - ' I 5- - . , X45 -5 A.-as I F' ,, 1. ' , ' l 'isis 'QE I N f ' Y ' K 1: , I , ' ' X I, , in I , K ,L ' A N K' f 1 ama- 3 ima ROW 1 Mary Bnrchfleld Donald Bxrd Harry Blrd Jackxe Blsel Beverly Blaclcmon June Blackwood jam Blaxr ROW 2 Vxrgxl Blake Mary Lee Blakesley Donna Blue Sally Blue Shirley Blue Monte Bodme Aleene Bolm ROW 3 Earl Boggs Ina Ray Bonds, B1ll1e Borthxck Glorla Bowers Ray Bowlmg, Don Boyles Pat Bradley The deadlme loomed ahead on those m evltable history reports, and Delma Montgomery Don Crew and Joyce Eu banks find it necessary to spend some time m the library ,lax -Q1 We had busy clays ROW 4 Maxme Brady Bemxece Brashears June Bratton Bernice Brown ROW 5 Bob Brown Lloyd Brown Martha Brown Ronald Bruce ROW 6 Alxce Bryant Louxse Bryant Pat Burch Bllly Burke ye- E 1.51 at ai 429 Q59- pe 1217 A Nr . . . 'Z ROW 1 Alma Burnett Morrxs Burns Lavlta Cam Lloyd Canary Carnes ROW 3 Charles Carpenter Margaret Carroll Dons Mane Carter Homer Case and fun flllecl nights A basketball game offered fast and furious entertamment Thxs game must expresszon on the faces of Delores Errclc son james Lary and Darla Maxwell ROW 4 Shxrley Casey jane Castle J8Ckl6 Caudle Jlmmy Cave Joe Cavnar Faith Ellen Chambers Colleen Chandler ROW 5 Mxckey Channel Mary Ann Chestnut Dorothy Clrcle Ronald Clanton Chrlstlne Clark Jerry Clayton Betty Clme ROW 6 Don Coffman La Rue Cohron Non Earl Colenck Kathrvn Collms Blll Connor Myra Conway Kenneth Cook OD- 4? A rf , af? Q. 5 .T . w 'Y 129 'DQJ ,...Lf 1 v ,4 - ' filth g' ,A 'L X .5 gg-A ,. I , ., i 'T' .-C N: . A' ., v . l . , , 5 m Q: . -W fx, S: :V in lf V ,a f.. ii., ull '11 , ' - X . A , r sl l 4 fel - yggzfl, W - , , ji, 'R V I ' C ,, ' I 1 .', fate? we QYNR l he fl 22235 1 'Fir ff! ROW 2: Barbara Cantrell, Carolyn Cantrell, Suzanne Carey, Gene be in the Redskinfs faQ,0,. judging by the I I 1 Pf L V R , ,S but reg: 3-X-C za v gl I f -D' ' ' N- ,Q 'V 'M' l , , . f . V,. ' 1 V :Q Y XM: I 1-, ' b r' , - x R -A -I-lf fr, , v I . V I A Y' n 7 . 9 .Q 3' I x R ' l Sb S- 4 Z il ' X l' , X R I 5 i, 1 ' x ' j , ' ' fl I f ' W - f . 4 1 if X , a ,Q 4 3 A 3 v A ' sn. at , 'U ,sf 1 ' -v. I I l nj-K ,dr 2 . ' l wg 9' , 'i ', - . . X . K' A. 8 1 I .ak 1-'N li f -r ,xy if ROW 1 Peggy Cordett Gregorio Cordova Delores Covmgton Dean Cox ROW 2 Kenneth Cox Phylhs Cox Kay Cozby Wayne Cralg ROW 3 Edward Cramer Nancy Cramer Don Crew Walter Crrck One of the many talented juniors at Capitol H111 rs Danny Recer who was Master ol Ceremonies at the Democracy Assembly We offered our talents and ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 xXx 130 George Cronk jxmrny Crawford Ierry Cubbage John Curry Donald Davrs Joyce Davrson Path Deaton joe Deaxer Pat Denton Dons Desper Yvonne Dretrxch Susanne Drvme Ida Mane Drxon Shrrley Doan Bob Donaldson jxrnmy Dorsey Shrrley Doty Ronald Doughty Jo Ann Douglas C A Dunafan if 1 'R' We W '35 91 ., N gf y sf, T' . I L, 1 'W ws, W I A 4 I ,' .1 ...Y ' ' Q3 . 1 K. 2 .43 . .l T, .1 3 'X 5 XXV' X W 7 ,lf A W O- ..e W 'f' e , C , . sq 4 .- Q O ' I - I V ,jf J I , Z i, g , ' . QQ V E fr l Q 1 .ff I Kg 2 ff V, J' ' Y N - u K. 1 va 3 ue. Q V r , g 44 'B 4:9 . 1 I !x', - I - V la ox Y U : Q 5' 6 24 6 5' s Q r . Q: X ' ' 1 N' .1', 'C X X C, 'Lv xii 1 I ' , X ,F F A Q 1 5 G , ,. , ,Xl lt ' .J XE, N D F 1, M f ,. we y 1 by Q 'E . , .- gh 4 'Q' 3 V ' A 4,4 0544. ,K 35 .gl , 'N . 1' .f l 1 - 7 X- l '741' X11 fl l Irv- 1 al I... - x ,- qftal - 'V bk Q' 'Q Q :gs ROW l Carolyn Dunn Marolyn Dunn Roberta Durbm Juanita Dye B111 East Nlarxm Edwards Davld Eldridge ROW 2 Donna Ellxngsworth Bobby Elllot Phymla Elllott Dolores Erlckson Frltzle Erwin Wayne Estes Joe ESQUIVISS ROW 3 Joyce Eubanks Betty Fallwell Bob Farney Connxe Fatherree Frank Ferguson Davxd Ferguson Frances Fxelder received our share of honors ROW 4 jerry Fltzgerald Terry Fltzgerald Martm Fletcher Norman Fletcher ROW 5 Frelda Fllppo Delbert Flowers Charles Floyd Wanda Floyd ROW 6 jo Ann Forsythe Gerald Foster Lynetta Foster Paul Fox Q 25' H' W ps- X Live: .- I 131 Pat Bradley won the admiration of the DeMolays and was elected to be their sweetheart Here Don Reid helps Pat wxth her honorary sweetheart Jacket ,X 1 b l I V, 'VT' ' A I 1 1,2 M 9 ' V '14, l V 6 i 1 K ff as F A ,- K ' h Q Q ,. Q Q ' F ,F gf f- - 4 . X 51 ffl. 5' - M Q ,jj ' L -, lk fl ll nf! ' F , yen 1' r F 2 ll P I' AF ,L . , . 4, ' , 5, F f f i'- F ' - ' F ' It Y 'fi fl F O l rx ' F sk 'WR T In F' 'rg L. ., ' ry , V2 M 6 ,- ,A 5 , fir . M4 . rf Fir . ' S , 3 r'H!X 'l x 9 af gym' :4 in 09- .,N Suede Jackets Wefe popular among me ROW 1 Carmon Freeman bdward Freeman John Freeman Nancy boys Rxchard Lathrop and Don Kmg Ffeeman End they serve the purposb on Ingzd ROW 2 Faye Fulton Elame Gage Rodolph Gahndo Lanny mornings Gardner ROW 3 Monna Garrett Jo Gasklll Marlene Gates Wayne Gee When Jack Frost turnecl the weather cool ROW 4 Barbara Gentry Janice Gxbbs Charles Gxll Glenna Glll Glenn Gxlllam Kxeth Gxllxam Wilma Goodm ROW 5 Jauruce Gordon Wllma Gramhng Peggy Grey Reggy Grey Shirley Gregory Donna Greggs Lloyd Grubbs ROW 6 Gene Gulles Kathy Gulles Marlon Gustm B111 Hackett Bennle Hagar Darrxel Halstead jerry Ham 'Q' ,, QF Hur Nil X4 EX ky Win: 132 M 5 A' I 5 A 9 ' 1 ,W Q N 4 5' , 4 X . 1 f l lt 6' ' Aa 'Q -is I V 4 - A - -. F X 7' ' 'D X7 x an f F W f Q . ' ,. t wiv . fi? 2 1 xuff 'I a fa ,C 0 A A - f' 2 :. K 'X -IF-an my 6, LAN R' s ' . .21 '4 ff 'q Rf' f ,N Q11 , Q f f l f ff 3- z , - . h ' 'R X 1 ja. j T 4 tj ' lg-,R 1 - 5 , , fa an A fm h xii 5 AQ I , -Lis I N 4' Q VL.. .A 'Q' J vi 'su FW ROW 1 Wayne Hamllton Hazel Hanson Vera Hardy Norma Harmon Alphus Harrell Richard Harrell Christine Harrls ROW 2 Ronald Harrls Roger Hartman Harold Harvey Mahlon Harvllle Roger Harwell Jxm Hawkins Melba Hawkms ROW 3 Sue Hawkins Bobble Hayes Emxly Headrxck Paul Heath Bobble Henderson Estelene Henderson Lmda Henderson we wore suede packets and crested sweaters Row 4 Joe Hensley Kathryn Hensley Jnnrny Hncks Dorothy Hlddleston ROW 5 john Hlgganbotham Earlene Hull John H111 Hxlterbran ROW 6 Mary Hlttle Glorxa Holland Hazel Holliday Hollmgsworth .1 T I 2 , .ff Charles Donme 1 'W 8 X11 Q72 ,,, 1 v sw :tx f x 133 A very attractive iashxon the girls sported was crested sweaters Melba Hawkms Susanne Dlvme and Non Earl Cblenck show there is a choice oi several styles and colors 1 I K - K , 6 age by 5 A I C u H 1 O Ri A' L ' 1 . f X A '- 1 . V . u f ' c 1 . . ' . nb 1 m WX H 4 , l f .Q W .as ,s- V Ls V,. A V Ax ,ff - ' ef , . N Z., L3 7 ,J L- '..' i, .N . .W E .K 1 ga, I 7 Q .ff ' 4, ' t ' M 'fr A V K W l I f . K? , A lx f ' 'fi' X' 3 'R s ' 1 A s l ' ' 'Sv' E lf-,sr ., ' M 3,-,-I H vi 5' K, 1 I ,V f 5 f Q an N w lj' '13, 7 F GR Ng? -Av Q? if 3 fax, af fx W W I: . f 4, ' V , -6- 1, , 4 ' . L V. fx-, D X nj .R , l , Pfv 1- ' A JZQ 'fx' as OF. '23 2 I-5 'I' 3 3 fc I 9. 5 3' :Q :: W IL' o o n. W 1 GQ N 'I fb PY I O O n. Q O lc 0 0 H1 O c cz. E3 o :1 W ID 'I o- W 'I ll IE O E W '1 cr. L4 O Q 32 O E D '1 cr. U O :1 Pl. rn. I : 2 fs' F'-'lip' ROW 2 Charles Huffman Charles Hughes Melba Sue Hurdle Bully Hutton Charlene Ivey Clarence jackson Beverly James ROW 3 Darlene james jackie James Gerald jefferxes Betty Jeter Betty jo johnson Dolores johnson Don Johnson We had a prom to be remembered we E Q, 4 , 4' ilyiwlt ' ' X M y A , ,, .. .. AQ, I y K , A, W J , -1 , , h E .da YQ f V I . NN .D . 1 . ml . 6 . ' 1 . 4 4 'lx' , ' X Q ' N N u M M ' :J l? I l J Q r, h ' x , ' W' W K ' N ll - ' 'l f I X 4 , ' S 4 f ' ' Q r A ' ' W '-f T . .. - .. .. w 'f ' sq 4 v 'I' l f Q,'Al fr . ' N-- . fri' - ll ., C - sfh X' r M f if 4 . C ' M - M -gay-.N , , V 1 , 1 . ' XY . ., - 'it ' A If f l S. f ' ' :lt f . Av W' N' A' ' , f V I ' g Lu ' . 'Q . ' - .' 2 -Y r W C - M .R :ff K- W Y -' Y 'rg A ' n ' xl w L 'A ' ' C 7 ' ' 1 ' 4 1' C , .4 D . A IVY ul Q Flowers for the occaszon are given to Phyllls Cox by her date jackie james on the mght of the junior Senxor prom ROW 4 ROW 5 Keltner ROW 6 Kxndnck i '? I he .Ji I 134 B1ll1e Ruth Johnston Cl1HOfd jones Dee jones jack Jones Wesley jones Glenna Jordon Myrna Karnes PHITICIH Betty Jo Kemp Nancy Jo Kennedy Mary Klllman Charles --'ii' sh u. f X ' e 4 1 Y N 1 f 1 A rn. I ,z 1.2.6 LT., -1 tr-,S r A 1 ' r , I I L ZA f' 1: .- 3 l 1 Q I WN 'Y .f 1 - ,X sv' Q- .. - nfl xc, L ROW 1 Don Kmg Vxrglma Knlght Ramona Koelsch Lawrence Kordls ROW 2 Conme Mac Krxvanek Donna Kuhlman Nadme Kuhlman Lmda Lancaster ROW 3 james Lary Rlchard Lathrop Rlchard Laubhan Wllma Laughlm The antxcs ol Glamour Boy' were up roanous Susanne Dxvme jackie james Barbara Gentry Don Crew and Sally Blue part of the cast are shown m a typical scene from the Junior play and a typical hugh school play ROW 4 Ilmmy Lawlon Oletha Leach Vxrgmxa Lee Glenda Lemmlng Donald Joe Lewls Dale.L1ghtner Lyndall Lmdex ROW 5 Reba Lxttle Eula Long Vxrgxma Long Grlbert Longnecker Mary Losa De-,an Loveless Freda Loyd ROW 6 Wayne Madole Charlotte Maggard Earl Mahoney Don Malxcote Gerald Mangham Donald Mann Ronald Mann ,-5 lr TX 135 4? L,-1 -qt 4,1 Am. 1 X 4 K' ,-Q, I ? ' -. ,, 7 ' O V i 2 .- in K O l 1 A , V , ' Il I - I . , , , . . . . I . 1 2 . ' r 1 . : -7 , ' . . - : 5 . 3 I 1 l U I 1 K. I , . . . , . y . , . y . v : Q 7 Y ' ' ' 5 ' F I 7 ' : 5 F Y . 7 ! 7 ' .Q I? K l., 7' K , 3 I Q f 'il ': . . is ' ', ls' 'lb as gh I a gr 1 ,- . ' xg Q72 x if i' K , t, ,F ri V km Q A 1 V E L 2 G' I 1 5 3 A 4- '. .R ' fv , I V 3 fi ee, l , J. I, ' p 3 ' e Q Ag., , Xw!' K X ll 'iw A x ' ' k N K f 1 ' f 'A 0 ' ' ' f , if :UQ A I., 1 - Z. ? g- ,f K: 1 5 W , 0 iw - l W lf ' l Q L V, I 4 -6 V- lr ,Q-L .f ,ff , fE T . :' 4 4:4 . f ,nfl y X W so ROW 1 Mary Lou Martm Don Mashbum Allce Mason Donald Matthews ROW 2 Darla Maxwell Don May Joyce Melrose Doyle Melton ROW 3 Theodore Melton Barbara Tedder Mxddleton Charles Mxlbum Amta Mlller .LM--ll M Bob Brown finds bemg a lower classman IS lun when you can asszst such pretty examples ol the Semor Class These semors are Mona Currmgton and jewel Lane The sensors we respected, ROW 4 Bllhe Mlller Earlene Mlller Carey Mmor Cormne Mmer James Mxtchell Jimmy Mltchell Mary Ann Mohr ROW 5 Delma Montgomery Marna Moody Larry Moon Donald Moore Mary Ellen Moore Barbara Morgan joy Ann Morgan ROW 6 Wxllle Morse Gerald Morton Thomas Moss Carol Mullmgs Mary Murray Roselyn Muse Lorene Muzny if I ff D 3 1 4? N u sl 1 f V 1 ..-, 4 lk.. , is lei? Nr: af- RG' Y' n Y ,,. 1 3 Q., I 5 L ip - 2-' 5 al' , 1 , l -'Qi 1 'R :QF ' ' . -f.. R v I ' 4 4 . G, ., A GA 5' . I-1: 9 A 2 A ' f Y' ,x L, f Sm F , ,'y..f ., f.. C v 5 , ' Q -A gb . r ls, .Ik -5 xy 1 ' L . , ,- ' is I , I A. . i s .vfl .. 4 '- 2 rr : ' ' 1 . ! ' . L A Q .3 ' ' ' A : . Y Y l ! . I . : Y I Y ' . l ' Z Y . Y . , . O Z I A. 7 I 7 . 1 . I 7 . Y . . Y ' : 1 I I Y ! Y Z l . I 7 7 l 3 Y I ' 'r 1' A 9 O A , . L f 2 1: - iq I IQ., vp' ,v , y X- 1, . f I x Xiks J '51 ' K is I 4 ,, y E 'X 411 Q N '- ' 1' V ' 2- l 5 - s ,gf y s Af ' - Q H f la 4 a ri f D W - -' M' D In 'L-U ,lf 7: 'I I X rf -f' X I 2 5 41'-wg .A 'TQ' xi.: MWA I!! I ROW 1 Beverly Myers Gene McCollom Barbara McDonough jan McGee Juanita McGrew Patsy McKean Carol McK1nz1e ROW 2 jerry McMxllan Loyce McW1ll1ams Charles Nance Evan Nelson Gerald Nichols Mary Nichols james Nxcholson ROW 3 Beverly Nlcklas Charles Nxxon Frances Nolen johnny Nordquxst Everett Nunn Jackle Nusz Jo Ann Oakes the sophomores we endured ROW 4 Tommy Oldaker Ollver Lurry jerry OQumn Marlene Osteen ROW 5 Mxllard Oxford Bully Parker Betty Paschal Charlene Peak ROW 6 George Pendell Betty Perkms Jlmmxe Peters Charles Plckens 'I L 1 'U- K, A il: Karla Edgar sophomore seems to be ready wrth the answer causmg Jumors jack jones Harry Anderson and Carolyn Cantrell to wonder where those sophs learned so much or C 6. ' K 5' Pj y Y 5- s K . Y I '1 I I 4 :4 'J -v '94 --Y me -4 xv 1.21 V: , 4 ' 1, fy y -,Y J l 1 . . l ' ,,,, , f A r x :Z 5' ' lt X 3, ' -xx iff. Ct, ' gal 1? 3 N -Q at ' .a ,P :Y 3. , L V ' . J I-, Ex A ' - H l V ' , :T ,' 'fl 5 ' L 6 7: .sa I , W . .my fir. f' : 1 Y Y Y Y U 7 7 : I 1 . Y I I Y 7 ' I ' J I : I Y . Y Y ' I D . ' . -3 64,! - ,, .3 :B 'X 6. I., 1 . ' A R -f ' Y t 9 1 at Q 1- 1 5 ' L sl 'O 1 R X x , Mx 1 . , X ,J K Y A 'gl I fjl ' ., I ' , , v Mx , 1 , C A . n I X ,f .4 lg' A Q, ' 4 l O J, , 5 NJ X x an Gig! 7.7 is Basketball star Hubert Reed f69j shows lootball letterman Benton Ladd fhf? aff of hlffiflg the basket The Jumors ROW 2 Charley Poor Helen Poston Jeannine Prldmore Shirley have many athletes to be proud ol Pucket ROW 1 Carol Plerce Jean Pllgrlm Glen Plaster Joann Pollard ROW 3 Bud Pullxam Latane Purcell Mary Qulllm Cleo Qumn We were proud of our athletes ROW 4 Juamta Qumtero Mary Sue Qumtero Ruth Rager Barbara Ramsden Catherlne Ray Eugene Raymond Dan Recer ROW 5 Hubert Reed Don Reid Henry Reld J W Reld Dythel Rlch Jo Ann Rxrhardson Blll Richey ROW 6 Wanda Rldgeway Marcetta Rldley Patrlcxa Rxley Carolyn Rmg Blllle Robertson Gladys Robertson Gloria Robertson 'sz as f L 4- 1-v QS dxg .14 M, 138 ,K Q Q I L my J N - if P x 1 X ,,,A 'rv X A Xl. A ' 5 I xg . 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A f ' A 'R 3 J f J A to Pkwy rt lf ' . fu 1 ' s L 'Xl P! .Tai sg' ini. ,-tts l'!am-xt . jffffl ' V ' I -- -K' 'V' Q 5 L, I- Z' 5 -as 24 Y E7 55.2 ROW 1 Redonda Robinson Shxrley Robmson Dolores Romero james Rooker Sonny Rose Carolyn Rosebrook Sonja Rue ROW 2 Lloyd Rumbaugh Mathel Russ DeLane Ryals Charles Rye Raymond Salazar Ben Satterlield Vlrgxma Sawatzky ROW 3 La Wanda Schxel Mxldred Schnelder Barbara Scott jeamne Scott Norma Scudder Elmer Shannon june Sheffield and contrlved to get thelr letter packets ROW 4 Allan Shlpman Mary Lou Shockley Rxchard Slmonton Betty Slmker ROW 5 Helen Sloan B111 Smxth, Harold Smlth Marllyn Smlth Everyone knows a Ieffef lacket looks better on a gzrl than a boy argue ROW 6 Lorna Sneed Leroy Snellen Mary Ann Snider Barbara Shirley Doan and Wanda Floyd Lloyd Snodgress Rumbaugh rs strll very dubxous 1 1 GI Q pe 19 fe 139 x 'iv l' 55 Ir? f Q , 7: ffl - -G.. 2 5 'X 4 1 'ts 3 A ' , ' ' . ' . F? YN ff' A SE- iff t W f , to 5 Q W ,Q r if -Gt - iv- Q. 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X N , . 1 i ., Y I. t W X1 f x7 A - S I IQ ,Q I v xg .as F' T sg Fx -as- W if ll ROW 1 Mary Sochor Glennola Sopher Benny Sorrells Helen Southwell Nma Faye Spencer Kenneth Spradley jo Ann Stahby ROW 2 Sandra Staton Arlle Staubus Alma Stephens Charles Sterlmg James Stoner Barbara Straw Betty Streetman ROW 3 Teddy Sullenberger Casey Swank jackle Ann Swenson Chrlstme Swmney, Talmadge Talley Vxrgmla Tarkmgton, Carolyn Taylor Our class rlngs remind us ROW 4 Harry Taylor Donna Tennery Ball Terrell Loyd Terrell Mlke Thomason Albert Thompson Barbara Thompson ROW 5 Ervm Thompson Evalm Thompson Donna Thomton Mma Thornton Pat Thorpe Glona Threadglll Mane Tlbrett ROW 6 Beverly Tice John Tlce joan T1mm1e Joyce Tmkle Charles Tramer Bemlce Treat Dennls Treat as fy' abd 4-' W .QQ L 6 :jj A: 5- .3 'S ' ru ? xl X l ' P x 1 HP i. .5 , J S 1 140 . , ' A 'H af 9 5 , + ,' - K' 9' l -4 - , 1 Q' ' 4 C: AA , ' K l . . I - lx 2 ' f Q . '7 at 7 N r l v 1 x 0 1 ' 1 A ' I Q - . 'D 1 .gl g ,xx Q , f if C S . 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'AX I - gi , S. 1. ,, 1? - t- 1 F 1 - ' ' Af, xt A X 'jf - - L,V , 4 IG.- , ,f I Q 'u it S-J I 'fl-1: T7 ROW 1 james Trent Nancy Trout Janet Turner Jxm Tye Fred Tyler james Unsell Lucy Vanderberg ROW 2 Lo1s Vaughn Loyd Vaughn Mary Verrrer Norma Vnlla Glenn Walcher Clarence Walker ROW 3 Wxlletta Wall jack Ward Jerry Ward Fred Weed Larry Weed Ronald Welch Rxchard Wells that our bug year IS ahead ROW 4 Randall West Coleene Wheat Charles Whlte Prestlne Whntmg Manbaret Whrtson Delta Wxlkmson Buddy Wllll8mS ROW 5 LaVoyd Wllllams Nancy Wxlllams Tommy Wlllnamson Shlrley Wxlhs Elame Wllson Kelth Wllson Roy Wxlson ROW 6 Shlrley Wmter Bxll Wolf Kaye Donna Wood Dons Woosley Bob Worley Bobby Wrxght Amy Lee Zwlrtz ii 51 ic, 1 XLR? i Y I 9 8. 9, -6 Cxx tl Lil Us . f . , C 4 wa A .N 'D 5' 2 1 N? . , vw ,Q -, , Q A . 1 .. I f 5 tif, N v' f Y ? A If ' X. 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JANE EDDINGS Vice-President ANN SMILEY Secretary HARRY MERSON v-f 1' Sophomore Class sponsors are Cseated left to rxghtj Mr H Eldon Hall Mrs Janet Spencer Mr joe Dab ney Cstandxngj Mr Harry Applegate and Mr Jess Carpenter It seems llke only yesterday we entered a new school' Wobbly knees, shaky hands and eyes blg as saucers were characteristic of all sophomores as we first explored the long, wlde halls of CI-IHS We thought we would never find our classrooms, but wlth a llttle help from our upper classmen, we were eventually led to them We soon became accustomed to our sur roundmgs and decided to make some plans of our own We remember the goodf9j times we had pledglng We took an active part m the electlons along with our many other 8Ct1Vlt1eS Being able to vote m this new way made us feel l1ke full fledged c1t1zens of Cl-IHS We recall our sock hop and the many bare feet we stepped on Now we are lookmg forward to our Junlor year with renewed hopes and ambitions for an other successful year of high school life ROW 1 Dolores Absher Deanna Acton Charlene Adams Navarro Addison Richard Ahsmuhs Mattie Akers Frances Allen Ora Lena Allgood Billy Altstatt ROW 2 Shxrley Alsup Wanda Andrews Bob Anthony Jerry Archer jean Aubrey Bette Baker jaunta Ann Baker jerry Baker Lois Barber 19' With eager anticipation 'A A ' 1 Q 4 l Xefl lj jill .JKQX1 Q ,f- v 1 1: A , 11, 'P .V 1 Q 4, .,' c if A iiii fi i r. . V if Entermg the doors of CHHS for the hrst time are Donme Harns Darla Seal Shirley Prpes and Bill McNutt ' - F Q '. ,Q DN: 5'- t if R. ,X N :idly 4' X .l his j L: , l w ll ' B A 4' V qs K 'N if ROW 1 Nathan Barber Beverly Barnett Betty Barnett Mary jo Barton Marlon Bates ROW 2 Rosa Bates jerry Dean Beck Beverly Bell ,Ioan Bell joyce Bell ROW 3 George Best Marvin Best Benny Blrks Danny Black Ronald Black we entered a new school ROW 4 Waynette Black Hazel Blackburn Dora Blake Sammy Blancett Carl Bond jack Boulware june Bourns Johnme Bowen Sandra Bowers ROW 5 Carl Bowlware Ramona Brady Andrew Brandt Sandra Branson Donald Branum Bully Bray Frances Brooks Tommy Brooks Davxd Brown ROW 6 Kathryn Brown Joann Bryan Keith Lynn Bryant Tzllman Bull Bully Burton jo Lmn Campbell Harry Can mng Yvonne Cantrell Terry Carr ROW 7 Ruby Carson Mary jane Carter Maureen Carter Barbara Casey Dorothy Cash james Cash John Chapman Don Chenault, Lavon Chxlders fy, 0 'WF' ,3 Qt AZ Q4 wi 9 , S f - X5 Q J lt .fr J x it X X f' , 5 F R, f 2 . -f -M V 41, , M Q V L . , , ' V j . 3 Q 4 -n .X X, Q' , 1 Aft ll eil l Q , ls I. all M1 W km-nw x F-' 3 'L 'ng' I '54 I R-' Y' 'Q 3:7 its Q W Eff W , Qt. 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A 7 if F ,,L ??,, I Vx: - bk Y W 'l Q ' I VA , ' 6 1 4 P ex fm x v C - 3- QQ I l G ROW l Carol Chxles lack Clusholm Palsy Clawson 9 Amta Clark Iam Clark ROW 2 Pat Cleghorn Beryl Clesson Shxrley jean Cleveland Rich ard Cloud Lou Alma Cocker ROW 3 Coleman Blllle Dee Combs Ronald Coggms Lou Alma Coker Cathrme Cole Norma rs he Tom Room 2069 I hope this right one say jerry Golden my Fowlkes and jams Engle as they check their schedules We lmally found our classrooms ROW 4 Cothrum ROW 5 jimmy Craig Don Conkwnght Rxta Connelly Carole Connelly Ovella Cook Robert Cooper Vlrgmxa Corley Bxlly Cosby Verna Ruth Cranfield Georgia Cravens Kexth Crew Mlldred Crlsp Robert Crookshank Chrlstlne Cummings Mary Cummings Phyllis Cunnmgham Donald Darley ROW 6 Ixmmy Danner Hazel Davldson Theresa Davndson Charlene Davls Dona Davis Glenda Davis Margie Davls ,Iamce Deavrlle Peggy Deeds ROW 7 lack Dehart Lorene DeMarcu jane Desper Don Dxckerson Edlth Drckson Rlchard Dlckson, Barbara Dxehm Deanna Dletrrch Katherine Dllls YQ. All '2, 144 ff 'Zag' QF !6.f .-14, K 36 1.-L 'ff Q Xe , 'f - Ltys 5 Q ' 17? ' J I ,C ' A 'Q ,I l' N . , ' fs ' - W 4 if 1: X, lf? V Rx , ,R IA lp? 11' g 4 lr A . . - - - l It . I I I ,W Y M r, AN QW' -a- -n '-Y- 19.1 J wg, '- X-me lt' ' ,L , r rel i . ' -N 1: 'gf b , 4 ' . + X' W s Q X A X ' :A A' I . 2 I . l , . S 9: 1 ., , R x 6 ' . f E, 5 'wif' at Aj- l w f LF11, c Q I C 5 ' in : A 6 f I ' Q Q V, .'v , X , 4: ts , t , 4, V rl W V, , 5-' lj by l 5 ' L l -1. 4 QE? ij , :L , 1 V, 6. 0' I C 1 lk C W 'VFX ul' l X ' r, 1 -C N xl ee A 49 'S' Q! 00 S 6: 1-1 mtl 7 xr-v I ROW 1 Tommy Drxon Shrrley Dobbs janxce Dodson Betty Dorsey Jamce Drabek Betty Draper Colleen Duane Kath ryn Dubols Vxrglnla Dunafan ROW 2 Amta Dunn Donald Dunn Vxrgxma Durmgton Haroldean Dutton, Marva Jean Early Gaul Echols Nell jane Eddmgs Karla Edgar Nrta Edrmgton ROW 3 Kay Edwards Joyce Elder Eleanor Emptage Avls Emry Jams Engle Trula Engllsh Bllly Evans Gayle Evans Stanley Fasgold ROW 4 jack Ferguson Pat Ferguson Nancy Ferrell Janlce Ferrlll Jerry Frelds Dale Flora Naoml Flud Mary Fogle and settled down to serious study ROW 5 JQSSIG Forehand Joan Foster Joy Foster Tommy Fowlkes Buddy Francls ROW 6 Norma Jean Franks jamce Frunt Joyce Fulkerson jxmmle Fuller Helen Fulton ROW 7 Charlotte Gadd Barbara Grbson ham Pat Gllhland Strammg their brams for a test are Emaly Headnck and Mattze Akers as N-l'i Oc 'Qt ex 1 N..,E l . 145 Pat Gllbert Treva G11 5,4- 1' I gf. 25, f 1 4 1 ffl, I 1. v ' is' Q 4 , 'il' 4'- gg ' A :Zi 4 in 3 P t 'Q L. 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XI QQ S 'CJ 0 Hai '63, 'Cn ROW 1 Shirley Gillis Shirley Gindlesberger jerry Golden Lee Golnghtly Carolyn jams Goodnow Charlotte Green Patti Green Larry Gregg Dainty Grigsby ROW 2 LaDonna Grissom Patty Grissom Darlene Groves Earlene Groves Bob Hackett Greg Haggard Nova Hammg Jody Hale Clo Ann Hall ROW 3 Patsy Hall Robert Hall Arma Dell Hamilton Dick Hamilton jerry Hammack Neoma Hammonds Betty Haney Leslie Hammitt Bob Hardin ROW 4 Eleanor Hardin jerry Hardy 'Vernon Hardy Myrna Harland Richard Harper Donna Harrell, Floyd Harrell Betty Harris Carla Harris The seniors eyed us from head to toe ROW 5 Charles Harris Donnie Harris Priscilla Harrison Bill Hatchell Ann Hawk ROW 6: Emily Headrick Richard Hedgepath Glenda Henderson Helen Hendricks Ronald Hickman. ROW 7: Ernest Hicks Wanda Hicks Helen Hillis Carolyn Hin- ton Donald Dale Holland. ,v A ' . '! ', P . g S g 2 L gr: , , ,Q , f,g -- ,, fy , Y . F X 'ff 'MA rlzlfll ' ' ' 1 13.1 An, s . 1 .Qt - A ,, xgi' , . C ,ti ? qi gf xxfj ly 5 ' X x ' ii xx ,, IQ , -146-- Hmmmmmmm not bad says Bill Davidson senior as he gives soph- omores Gail Echols, jerry Hardy and Nancy Sadler the once over. Frve mmutes rs such a short tzme to walk your grrl fnend to class agree Tm-nmy Wade semor and Peggy Deeds , , 4' , 2,6 ,T Q - I X . . I ',' ' 4' X7 f . xxx' I g 1 N 1 x LJ a g A ' 1. S. Z I F G 'A f 'Q' N A , , Z 5 , ,Q ,, l's..! , W N .. I I up -s ROW 1 Lawanna Holland Mary Holland Norma Holland Jerry Holliday Phylhs Holloway ROW 2 Joyce Holmqulst Leretha Hopkins Mary Horn Ellzabeth Housh Bob Howard ROW 3 Carol Howley Pat Huff Bully Hughes Clayton Hulet Mary Humphrxes and decided we were here to slay ROW 4 Norma Hunter Cleta Von Hurst Margle Hurtt Murxel Irby Donette Jackson Wanda Jackson ROW 5 Eleanor Jaco Don Jeffreys Rxchard Jenl-uns Carolyn Patrlcla Johnson Lewxs Johnston ROW 6 Barbara Jones Betty Jones Trella Faye Jones Kelly Jones Margo Juhl ROW 7 Phylhs Kay Jack Keasler Shrrley Kelhan Dalsy Kelly brough Joyce Kmg -lf 00 Hurtt Carolyn Hutchlngs Ernestme Hutchms Marshall Jenner Sonny Jennlngs Donald Jewell Nell Johnson Jones Loretta Jones Ruth Jones Faye Jones Waymon Jessxe Kelly Bobby Kennedy Shlrley Keys Jlmmy Klm is- 5-SD 'Z K 14 ,l by ri . 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F N an 7- t lt: . . x Q - A I KAR ' 'S 'bv nfin 'E' f- v-I KX Nfl 1 X 'i Y lf ROW 1 Betty Matthews Eyvonne Matthews Brxce Mauldm Louns Mauldm Stanley Meeks Nevena Melton Harry Merson Davld Mlller John Edwln Mxller ROW 2 Lmda Mlller Charles Mxlhgan Orvxlle Mxlls Beverly Mmmck T A Mmton Charles Mxtchell Jason Mon cnef Jackle Moody Ardella Moon ROW 3 Barbara Moore Loy Moore Dewey Morgan Peggy Morrxs Teresa Morrxs Loretta Marton Phxhp Moslander Charlotte Mosley Vlvxan Moss ROW 4 Bobby Mowles Joyce Mulhall Mary Sue Murray Bob Murrell joan Muse Mary Loulse Neal Iola Nelson Laddle Nethercutt Lanme Newcomb at the end of Translhon Day' ROW 5 Fred Newell Dave Newton Sherman Noel Susxe Nott Doyle Nowlm ROW 6 Wanda Nunley Ronme Nusz Dotty ONeal Melvm Orr Onema Orr En1oymgf9J this tasty meal dunng ROW 7 Shirley Overcast Harold Owen Vlfglflla Owen Robert Translhon Day are Mlckey Young Owens Betty Oxford and other K1 Y: pledges lu li- heh Q5 :qc LQQ AMER. Jw M? ffmfml I fx K nge Cl' 'Q Xia! I4 Oc: an I ROW 1 Bonny Pamter June Palmer Mary Helen Papejoy Helen Parker Mary Parkhurst Verna Belle Partes Beverly Patton Bobby Patton Lynette Payne ROW 2 Fred Pearson Bobby Pease Toronto Peek Evelyn Pennington Ronme Perkms Mary Pflueger, Roger Phares lack Phxlhps Roy Phxlllps ROW 3 Charles Pierson Tommy Pxlgrlm James Plper Shirley Pipes Larry Plttman Fay Placker Beverly Plumley V rleen Porter Kenneth Porter ROW 4 Olen Presley Maurlne Prlce Norma Pruitt Betty Pulliam, Ruth Puryear jxmmy Pyle Robert Queen Amta Qumtero Bxlly Race We participated In assemblles ROW 5 Billy Rackley Eskie Radford Glynna Ran y Delma Raymer Mary Reed ROW 6 Nedra Reese Rosemary Reeves Margaret Renfro Adrlenne We kept up with our upper class Renshaw P3fSY LOU Rex men when It came to assemblies Doing his part m the yearbook assembly IS Bobby Roedl ROW 7 Barbara Reynolds Darla Reynolds Patsy Rhoads Bar bara Rlbelm Charles Rlchardson '91 fm. I4 , 47 5 f ,kat Q is ,fs ---. -- , --- I ' ' . 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X 0 ROW 1 Dale Snellen Carolyn Snow Vxvuan Sopher Norman Spears jerrell Spence joe Spence Ruth Spencer, Wanda Spradley Momca Sprmger h K St rt Kent Stewart La Drue Stewart Carlene Stxckney ROW 2 Rudy Sprmger jarrell Statham Doris Step ens ay ewa Frank Stxmson Robert Stoddard l S A n Streetman Nanc Strexght James ROW 3 Delmer Stone jack Stone Kexth Stoneclpher Nona Storey Fora towe n y Sulhvan Orvnl Summers ROW 4 Jonell Swmney George Tafelmexer Truman Tally Lavoy Tate johnney Tatum Bobby Taylor Douglas Taylor Mary Taylor Tommy Taylor With happy memories and hugh hopes Look at me here says Sue Ma son to Harold Sanders as they recall past experiences from the yearbook ROW 5 Sue Teague Mary Thomas Barbara Thompson Bllly Thompson Fred Thompson ROW 6 Gerald Thompson Vlvlan Thompson Betty Thomton Helen Thurmond Bully Tldwell ROW 7 Marcia Trller jxmmxe Townley jean Travls julxa Truxtt Q P Q 4 sr , All is LA 4 1 'T' 05,1 V I 2 f L 152 T re- 4: w N T' 5' . 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Q5 A ' Q , J' ' ff lr K ' f' l 'O it I f ' QV, , ,if A x 1 , L49 J f' ' 4 A X I 55' AX X- , I ' xx 1 Saying good by to their sophomore year and lookmg forward to bemg Juniors are Marshall Rogers Blllle Combs Path Green and David jones Q4 2- QI ,, 3 K' - ay tg as 41 of - ' 4 ,f .6 ll 'H' I .1 J 1 2' ' 3,3 I ROW 1 Dave Tucker Veachel Tucker Leona Tyner Don Underwood ROW 2 Rachel Valencia Edward VanBusk1rk Arleta Vance Delores Vernon ROW 3 Patty Voerster Geneva Voss Nell Leta Voss Carolyn Walker we completed our sophomore year ROW 4 H L Walker Jo Nann Ward Larry Warden Don Watlnns Sue Westelzson Barbara Whrte james Whrte Norma Whlte Loxs Whitney ROW 5 Barbara Wnlbanks B1ll1e Faye Wnlkms Carolyn Willett Carolyn Wxllxams Jerry Wrlllams Claude Wlllxamson joe Wlllramson Glorla Wrllrs Ruth Ann Wlllxs ROW 6 Harry Wrlson Lmda Wxlson Mary Wrlson Patsy Wxlson Harvey Wmcentsen, Johnny Wxrtz Don Wood B T Wooldrxdge Gaynell Wooley ROW 7 Darrell Wooley Beverly Wrlght Mary Lou Wnght Shxrley Wrrght Davrd Yost Mxckey Young Nancy Young Rose Mane Young Vll'gll'll3 Zwrrtz I Bffyxhmf J 1 l l ,fl lei' 153 Mal it A . 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' Q ' ' Je. 1 ' X if X' f F 'l or lu, , Top seniors .JY Hoff Russell Amburn Rosemary Avery Walter Baker AWARDS AMBURN Dlstnbutxve Educatlon AVER Letzelser Medal BAKER Outstanding Musxclan CBandJ I Bobble Beall Betty Blackmon Glenn Boyd Martha Burke Nma Burke Ralph Burns AWARDS BEALL Clvltan Cltlzenshlp, BLACKMON DlSlflbUtlVE Educatxon BOYD Vocal Music, M BURKE DAR Homemakmg N BURKE Homemakmg CFoodsJ BURNS Alumm Memorial CF1rstJ Q- 3 Q--v Bob Burr JoAnn Buxton Carolyn Cantwell Carolyn Clark Shxrley Cosby Bxllxe Craig AWARDS BURR Mathematics Phu Beta Kappa BUXTON D1strlbut1veEducat1on CANTWELL Cap1tolH1ll Chamber of Commerce CLARK Chxeftam Yearbook Letzelser Medal COSBY DAR Hlstory CRAIG Qulll and Scroll Oklahoma College for Women Scholarshm 4- T Jlmmle Dell Katy Desper Bob East Gayle Embree Carol Estes Del Flora AWARDS DELL Bausch and Lomb Science DESPER Vocal Musxc EAST Steve Penmngton Award EMBREE Dls tnbutwe Education ESTES Commerclal CSecretar1alJ Dxstnbutwe Education QScholastxcJ FLORA Commercxal Art 5' T' Shnrley Fuller jeaneen Gers Harold Hardy Genaveve Harraman Davxd Harrxs Nadxne Hombeck AWARDS FULLER History Mu Phu Epsxlon Musxc GERS Speech CDramat1cj HARDY Mechanical Drawing CEnglneer1ngD Letzenser Medal HARRAMAN Dlstrxbutlve Educatnon HARRIS Band Cltlzenshxp HORNBECK Home- makxng LClot.hnngD 154 R K' . 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I ' f ' ' Q AJ Q recelved awards Charles Kelley Elsie Kuklenskr AWARDS KELLEY Art KUKLENSKI Redskm Arrow, Oklahoma College for Women Scholarshxp Sears Roebuck Foundatlon Scholarshlp 'K Delbert Lacefxeld Wayne Lathrop Eddxe Lookabaugh Duane Mcbampbell Dolores McGraw Rlchard Malone AWARDS LACEFIELD E K Gaylord Phllanthroples Award LATHROP Dxstrxbutxve Educatxon fSCh0l8StlC, LOOKA BAUGH Bausch and Lomb Science McCAMPBELL Speech fForens1cJ MCGRAW Amencan Leglon Cxtlzenshlp, MALONE Capltol H111 Chamber of Commerce R in Robert L Martm Pat Petree Donald Pope Manlyn Provmce Donald Raper Denms Roblson Rmg RAPER Mechamcal Drawing fArch1tecturall ROBISON Home Workshop .ov '- Q-v QA ' ' fl 'sf a Doyle Rogers Shxrley Schnuelle Leshe Dean Smith Lois Stapp Betty Lou Stotts Merwyn Stracener AWARDS ROGERS Trade and Industrxal State Award SCHNUELLE Commercnal CBookkeep1ngb SMITH Amencan Legxon Cmzenshxp STAPP Homemalnng CFoodsl STOTTS Band CltlZ8nShlP STRACENER History, Letzexser Medal -cf? 5 .4-mx.. Lucxlle Summers wooaene Darlene Teague Dean Tesney Zelma Tyler Norma Kaye Zlnk Throckmorton AWARDS SUMMERS Letzexser Medal THROCKMORTON Slgma Alpha Iota Musxc TEAGUE Alumm Memonal fSecondj TESNEY Speech Servlce TYLER Dlstnbutrve Education ZINK Honor Society Rmg Not Plctured CHARLES ALTMAN Letzexser Medal JANICE MCABEE DAR Servxce Award 15 1 az . ,Qi I .M 'ZH r , s . ' ,bv ,W 3, .. , ' s , ', 9 , ' ' Y' ' ' I n f a , AWARDS: MARTIN, Band Service, PETREE, Publications Serviceg POPE, Scienceg PROVINCE, English, Honor Society 'N ' ft 't 'L ez' A ' la- . 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