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

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Elizabeth Hartman Elva Chadwell Irene Horn Geneva Williams Irene Taylor ELIZABETH I-IARTMAN, Secretary o Principal, ELVA GI-IADWELL, At- enclance Secretary, IRENE HORN, legistrar, GENEVA WILLIAMS, Fi- nancial Secretary, IRENE TAYLOR, ttendance Clerk, LILLIAN SAND- RS, School Nurse, R. N., MAY ARVEY, Cafeteria Managerg ART .EAGUE, Head Custodian. Lillian Sanders May Harvey Art Teague Btaffers Record Redskin Health,Wea1th, Attendance CUSTODIANS FRONT ROW: Austin Canary, Raymond L. Sisson, Iames A. Smith, ROW TWO: Clayborn Smith, Harold Hall, Earl ll-Iackett, Clifford Musgrave, Art Teague, ROW THREE: Allen Doffs, Everet Burleson, William Parker, Noel W. Akers, Orvil Redden, Walter Williams. FILLING TEACHERS, boxes with the news of each day is one of Mrs. I-Iartmanis many jobs. 19

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Students Flock To Room 101 For Counsel, Guidant George Atwood Gladys Been Della Schooling O. R. Williamson Myra Cunningham Lois Hill GEORGE H. ATWOOD, Counselor, National Honor Society, Iunior Class, lVl.A.g GLADYS V. BEEN, Counselor, lVl.A., M.E., DELLA A. SCHOOL- ING, Counselor, Professional Committee Misa., o. R. W1LL1AMsoN, counsel ia, M.A.g MYRA CUNNINGHAM, Librarian, Dewey Decimals, M.L.S.g LOlS WYNN HILL, Associate Librar- ian, English, B.A. 18 LIBRARY AIDS, Sue Green and Rita Griggs, help Betty Pickens check out a book. A big school is a busy school and re- quires a large staff to carry out its detailed work. Four counselors combine under- standing and wisdom with the offering of a helping hand to Redskins with a prob- lem. A revamped library provides a quiet haven for students seeking knowledge. Always on call to handle emergencies, Mrs. Lillian Sanders looks out for student health and handles school insurance. Other staffers required are a large office staff, a custodial staff of 14, and a crew of good cooks who handle cafeteria duties. CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: Thelma Horn, Geneva Boyd, Rosie Brittaii Willie Campbell, Alice Coffey, ROW TWO: Geneva Gattoi Reda Henerickson, Zelma Cobb, May Harvey, Grace Estel Susie Harell, Madelline Driver. ROW THREE: Olive Donavai Beatrice Craig, Viola Pennington, Vivian Iohnson, Edna Morgai Thelma Poteet, Dorothy Kier, and Iennie Watts.

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,,,' fiiiwllf 'v 1.. .. ,,. wiv ff '-sp: vvv. 5:33, 1' ' ' ' c Mariette Allen lack Biggs Phillip I-Iaugcy Mabel Kincade English Teachers Dish Daily Diet Cf Language Art: Ianelle Millel' Nettie Lewis Peggy Pitt Gladys Sinclair MARIETTE R. ALLEN, English, lun- ior Glass, B.A.g IACK BIGGS, English, Stagecraft, Visual Aids, Chess Club, B.A., Pl-IILLIP K. I-IAUSER, English, Biology, Sigma Chi Iota, co-sponsor, B.A.g MABEL M. KINCADE, Eng- lish, National I-Ionor Society, M.Ed., IANELLE MILLER, English, B.S.g NETTIE B. LEWIS, English, M.A., PEGGY PITT, English, B.A.g GLADYS SINCLAIR, English, B.A., IACQUE 0. I-IARMAN, English, B.A.g RICH- Iacque Harman .Richard Ehlers ARD W' EI-ILERS7 English, BA. i Balancing grammar on one hand and Chaucer on the other is no easy task. But students learn both under the watchful eves of English teachers. I After receiving the basic two years of required English in the tenth and eleventh grades, seniors may choose between busi- ness English and academic English. Believing in the importance of breaking clown the language barrier, faculty mem- bers of the language department strive to improve :nd maintain the departments BY USE OF A MAP, Mrs. Kincade shows historical high ideals. Erench, German, Spanish and spots in English literature. Latin are the foreign languages offered. 2 0 '