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

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Ad lninisireliion

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' f X 3 1 1:1:2:2:r:1:2:2:rwr:r:r:1: ,:::::1:::. 3 Our 1956 TaculTy may noT compare in size, buT They do have one very imporTanT inTeresT in common, concern for CHHS sTudenTs and Their TuTure careers. Each year we aTTempT To recognize The ever-increasing responsibiliTies our Teachers are surrounded wiTh, and Their supporT and co-operaTion in any school acTiviTy we may plan. BUT how can you express graTiTude for leadership, guidance, and encouragemenT when we need iT mosT, in our highschool decisions. How can you say Thank you for knowledge and experience we learn, ThaT will be so valuable To us in our later lives. As This is The ThirTieTh anniversary of The Chieftain, we would like To pay TribuTe for The ThirTieTh Time, To Those we feel deserve iT mosT, our Teachers, for courage and devoTion beyond The call of duTy.

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DR. J. CHESTER SWANSON Superintendent of Oklahoma City Schools The 1956 publication of the Chieftain Yearbook does not only mark its thirtieth anniversary, but also the completion of our long-awaited field house, of which we could not be prouder. Undoubtedly much of the credit for its construction originates in our school board. We realize that it could not have been pos- sible otherwise. Because of their efforts and support in this achievement, we wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation Our leaders were proven to be Members of the Oklahoma City School Board are responsible for many of our advancements. Seated left to right are, Mr. Phil Bennett, Mr. C. B. McCray, Mrs. L. D. Melton, Mr. Jim Wright, and President, Mr. Otto Thompson. This page sponsored by Brown's Photo Reflex Studio.