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

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GEORGE H. ATWOOD Psycbology Sociology American History Chneftam Pep Club Tntrnzalzonal Rflahons Fconomncs Club Boys O Club BBA MS L H BENGTSONI WOODROW BUSFY Economics Govt Hzslory Tvnmr B S M S X 'E- HAROLD CROSLEY Amennm Hzslory English Teams .WA 4536: h.......X 4- Eiws , MARY A SELKEN HFTTYE SUWNIERS O R WILLIANKSON World Hzsfory Soual Slzulus Amerzran Hzsimy Hxstorxcal Club Bible Hlxlorg B S M T Alumnl Honor SOCICIY Bxblc Hxstory Government Classes Hold ommatmg Conclave Students had 21 chance to learn f1rst hand hon the presxdent IS elected and also had a VISII from state dxgmtanes It the mock polmcal convcntlon staged Aprll 26 The Capntol H111 Hlgh audxtorlum 1 Pat Craxg descrxbes has renctnons to an mk blot personahty test bemg gnen by psychology teacher, Mr George Atwood became convcntxon hall U S A when members of the Independent Party cast votes for the 1960 presl dcntnal nommatnon Mrs Hettye Summers prepares the Opaque projector to supple ment a TV hlstory lesson for her 200 students 21 r L 2 , Q 4 ,i l X I' -rl ,Y A 1 l t L NX l ' A xx C ' 1 A ' I B.A. ml r N 7 , 4 I I y C, Q Q R e ,, -4. - 4 N Ar ' -A L W tt l .4 M.A. ' ' M.S. O O O O xl 1 A C - nfl' I x 1 C 'f - C 2- Ay- l X . -4 l '.

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eienee Mathematics Studie Are Challenge To inform students of the rich revs ards in mathematics and science studies was the goal of Claude F Jones, traveling science teacher from Oklahoma State University One of the high points of his week long stay at CHHS was the lively magic shove assembly in K A-1...1 Explaining the uses of a gyroscope to sophomore Don Wheeler is traxeling science teacher Mr Claude F ones T 'vs W,-A EVIIT BRADFORD ALICF CHI SHI R CHARLFS EPPERLFY Biology 'tlathnnutus Cbunzslry Biology Redslun Pep Club Chairman Math Dept Sigma Chi Iota BS Mofld Iwoflld BS JUN 1' sf' gd. RLTH CRAIG JONES Bllllfigj Suzmr Stn ure Senzznur Jr Red Cross B S NI A 70 which Mr. ones proved to his audience that there is plentv of science in magic but more mathematics than magic in science Through Mr Jones efforts students became avi are of the enjoy ment connected with these academic endeavors Students in Mrs ones first science seminar class were Yeck McDoulett Swift Taylor Stubblefield Perry and Thompson R11 E' GWENDOLYN HANGER Valbeniallfx Mu Alpha Theta 41 if ear Fl LIX A hlN1BROLGl'l OREI. PEAK HAZFL SNHLFY JACK WITT Gtomclm Pbgmx Biology Biology 'llalbrnzulzis National Honor Society Jr Red Cross NI of Ed O O C , O I C , , A J 5 'H -x N 7 V, 1 ' A L A , A T I ' . ,J ' , , 1 l asv W an ' A al 7 . f . Ms. i 1. 4 ., . . Bs. T i ' Q' V ' ' 0 ' tk gf u if . pk' , 5. I x L fm! ' BQA. A ' ' g . A Bs. . A . . Bs.

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X X Lf LUCILLE CARLSON J L CARPENTER Ted Whxte and Robert Ferguson pull a proof off the press as Mr Stockton watches Robert Moore Robert Lnttle and Roy Loftrs mstall ne outlets rn the Busmess Machmes room under the supervnsmn of Mr Hall Vocational Classes Prepare tudant Completmg the currxculum at Capltol H111 are the fourteen vocatlonal classes Th1s depart ments foremost purpose IS to tram students ln a useful trade It IS planned especnally for students whose future plans do not mclude a college educa tnon Trammg IS gxven m Dxstrlbutlve Educatlon, a course whlch mvolves retall sellmg and Dlversl fled Occupauons for those who wxsh to render servnces Other classes are Cosmetology, where gxrls learn hanr stylmg and related sk1lls Electncxty, 43- Varx typmg Upbolxqerg T811 C u and Commerclal Art The program cover and sets for the Wnzard of Oz were desngned by Com merclal Art students For boys who want to work m the automo bnle repanr f1eld the Auto Mechamcs and Body and Fender classes were planned Other courses for those who l1ke to work wlth then' hands and machlnes are Weldlng Upholstery Machme Shop Electromcs and Cabmet Makmg Members of the Van Typmg and Offset Prmtmg classes combme thexr skllls to put out the CHHS Student Dxrectory X e'?'X LOWELL DONLEY ROBERT H EMBERTY CARL EMERSON Vor Cubmet Making Voratzonal Agriculture Voz' A1110 Merbamcs T811 Club FFA TBLI Club M S B S I y . , . . W . . F Qr I O O a.. I , 77,0 xx -, 1s.s. ' ' B.S. . ., .