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

Page 27 text:

As the World rows more atomic mind Courses Geared To Space Age Challenge Redskins 1 Emir: Bradford Charles Epperly Ruth Iones ' Iohn Pryor Hazel Smiley Sally Hampton Gwendolyn Hangar' Felix Kimbrough PREPARING FOR A CHEMISTRY experi- ment are Leon Ash- lock, Dan Evanoff, Low- ell Hartle Bett San- Y1 Y ders and Mr. Epperly. Iack Witt EMIT 0. BRADFQRD, Biology, Boys Pep Club, M.Ed., CHARLES M. EP- ed, the professiinal field of math and science grows more in demand. The men behind the rockets, missiles and satellites are trained mathematicians and scientists who have had many years of schooling during their lifetime. Instructors of the Hill math and science classes are preparing students for these fields in both science and math classes. All Redskin students are required to take at least one year of math. Classes range from business math to trigonometry, At least one credit in science is required, also. Classes vary from biology to physics in the science department. PERLY, Chemistry, Sigma Chi Iota, Sophomore Class, M.Ed.g RUTH C. IGNES, Biology, Science Seminar, High School Red Cross, B.S., M.A., IQHN F. PRYOR, Biology, Physical Science M. Ed., HAZEL SMILEY, Biology, Red Cross, M.Ed., SALLY HAMPTON, Algebra, Geometry, High School Math, A.B.g GVVENDOLYN BURNETT HANGAR, Math Analysis, Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Mu Alpha The- ta, B.S., FELIX A. KIMBROUGH, Geometry, Biology, B.A., IACK WITT, Algebra, High School Matla, Iunior Class, Boys Pep Club. B.S. 25 ,, ,M ff' I -.f fp 4 1 l 1 i

Page 26 text:

Employers Clamor For Hill MR. IOI-IN BELL, business teacher, explains the Federal Budget to his math students. IOHN l-l. BELL, Business Math, Record Keeping, Teams, Sophomore Class, B.S., ANN W. CONDREN, Office Practice, Shorthand, Commercial Law, FBLA, B.S., EDDIE FIELDS, Business Math, Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice, FBLA, B.S., NOBA E. FRENCH, Consumer Economics, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Y- Teens, FBLA, M.Bs.Ed.g DONALD R. GASSETT, Typing, Business Math, Bookkeeping, Basic Business, FTA co- sponsorg Moriiing Inspiration co-sponsor, B.S.g MAXINE K. HARRY, Business Machines, Typing l., Bookkeeping, Na- tional l-lonor Society, Y-Teens, lVl.Bs.Ed.g LOUISE A. l-llLL, Business English, Typing, Ki Yi Pep Club, B.S., EUNICE IUDD, Shorthand, Typing, FTA co- sponsor, B.S. Secretarial Students Practice makes perfect and the girls of CHHS can fully assure you that they practice, practice, practice. Wlietlier it be typing, calculating, or taking dictation, a skill is formed. The Business Department teaches stu- dents to develop themselves for a future career in the business world of tomorrow. Shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, and business machines are only a few of the subjects a student has at her finger-tips. It is a well-known fact that the busi- nessmen of Oklahoma prefer I-lill stu- dents because of their thorough training. Iohn Bell Ann Condren Eddie Fields Noba French . ' J.' ars. Donald Gassett Maxine Harry Louise Hill Eunice Judd 2

Page 28 text:

Courses Aid In Understanding Our Changing Time REFERRING TO THEIR Bibles, students of Bible His- tory, Barbara Reid, Lowell Hartley and Ianet Grable find that Mrs. Summers was correct, as usual. IIM BROADHURST shows Leroy Bolen the correct wa to fold a flag as part of a Student Council project. I.. H. BENCTSON, Economics, Cov- ernment, International Relations, Teams, L, 1-Lgengison Economics Club, Boys, 'Ol Club, Honor Society, IVI.S.g WGQDROW BUSEY, History, IVI.S.g HAROLD WARREN CROSLEY, World History, Teams, Boys' KU' Club, Senior Class, B.A., AN- I NETTE IVIYRICK, Sociology, Psycho- logy, U.S. History, Iunior Class, B.A., I-IETTYE R. SUMMERS, U.S. His- tory, Bible History, Morning Inspira- tion, National Honor Society, IVI.Ed. Woodrow Busey Harold Crosley Who? Wliat? Wlieii? Wliere? How? Whyf? These questions may sound like a beginning course in journalism, but when applied to the origin of our civilization they spell the goal of the Social Studies Department. By spinning back time, students of World History learned about the rise and . fall of nations on all PZIFCS of the globe. American History helped students appre- ciate the value of liberties they often take Annette Myrick Hettye Summers for granted. 24