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

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-,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

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-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,