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

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, 3' 1' I T. P552 is K H sew rf. . . MRS ADALINE BALL, M.A. L. H. BENGSTON, B.B.A. and M.S. M155 HELEN BIGGER, 5.5, JACK BIGGS, B.A. Subi. English Subi. Economics, History Subil Chemmry Subi. English, Visual -Aids Spon. Ki Yi Pep Club Spon. Redskin Pep Club, Spon. Sigma Chi lofi Spon. Hi-Yi's, Operators Club Senior Class, Boys O Club Economics Club EMIT BRADFORD, M.S. and B.S. MRS. JOAN BUTLER, A.B. Subi. Science Spon. Redskin Pep Club JESS L. CARPENTER . Subi. Vocational Agriculture PAGE 'l0 Subi. English Spon. Ki Yi Pep Club Learning some of the fine pointy of bomemaking are Iuanita Unsell and Ioyce McCurdy. Lending some helpful hints is Mrs. Sunbeam Frazier. l,- J rf' XJ' Al 4 314974 'Cf' ' ' 2 gf 1 J l M! I l f if MRS. THELMA COLEMON. A.B.. B.F.A. and M.A. MRS. ALICE CHESHER, A.B. and M.A. Subi. Mathematics .Spon. Mu Alpha Theta W. L Subi. Subi. French, Printing, Photography Spon. Clu Spon. Thespinans, Quill 81 Scroll, Printers Club . ll. L I- 1 iisn c .Q Q Yi fi MRS. LlLLlAN F. CORLEY, B.S. HAROLD W. CROSLEY, B.A, MISS MARGUERITE DANFORD, MISS VIRGINIA M. DAVI Subi. Business Education Subi. American History A.B. Subi. Business Education SPOFI- Kf10bbef9Yfe Pep Club, Spon. Knobberette Pep Club Subi. Latin, Psychology, Spon. FBLA, Jr. Class Jr. Class English

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Approaching the end of his first year at CHHS, Dr. Leonard Cox is proving to be the Greatest Hrs immediate popularity is credited to his ability to get along with young people as well as adults. Before coming to CHHS, Dr. Cox was a classroom teacher and principal at Commerce, Oklahoma for 15 years. More recently he was Director of Pupil Services at Central High School and Consultant for the State Department of Education. A familiar sight to all CHHS students is Mr. Alonzo Roop, vicesprincipal and all-out Redskin supporter. Mr. Roop is in charge of discipline and works with the counselors in helping students adiust themselves to their school program. He is also responsible for attendance problems and statisti- cal reports made to the State Department of Edu- cation, the Oklahoma City central office and the North Central Association. His helpful cooperative nature has made him a friend to students and teachers alike. Page 9

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l. ELDON HALL Subi. Electricity ,,, 'ali if , MRS. EMMA GENE EDWARDS, B.S. Subi. Health and Physical Education Spon. Girls O Club l ' calf' if lla .QW PWENDO LYN HANGER, . Mathematics r. Ki Yi Pep Club, Seniors VIAXINE K. HARRY, M.A. Business Education Honor Society, Sophomore DWAYNE HARPER Subi. Vocational Welding Spon. T 8. I Club, Sophomores ,wg gg i ima- - ' . K 'Q I 1,8 aiisew .7 V. ig E' ,... f i JS ' in I I 29 ZW, 1 f if , R , 'iii ,, , 'H nj , , .3,gx4, CARL EMERSON Subi. Auto Mechanics R' LEE FISH Subi. Electronics MRS. SUNBEAM FRAZ IER, B.S. and M.A. Subi. Home Economics Spon. FHA Yes, thafs the steering wheel, says Mr. William Ryder, drivers education coach, to two eager pupils, Tilda Baker and Myrna Smith. -is icclii ' if I 1, 75 at lil fl - ' W ni l' 743' 'i. i3E5?'li7Nf 11 ff MISS SAIDEE HAZLEWOOD, EARL D. HILLER, M.A. MISS JO HUMBLE, B.S. M.A. and 5.5. Subi. Mathematics Subi. Physical Education s Subi. English Spon. Chieftain Pep Club Spon. Girls O Club '5'21f',:-View .mn ' K X K 3 ,Q l' if egzixi-ig, -f:w.ggq,jg.', ' Jlufijl-.,g1:,ife': i J! -sliaif ff ,, P-igagcfizsi, arrzxaifr aaa E. C. FISHER, M.S. I Subi. Diversified Occupations Spon. T 8. I Club MISS NOBA FRENCH, M.A. and M.SL Subi. Bookkeeping,0 Practice Spon. FBLA, Y-Teens, Seniors MISS ELIZABETH GRAHAM, A.B. and M.A, Subi. English Spon. Senior Class Page 'I 1