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

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Mr. George Alwood Mr. Samuel Cliflon Assislanl Principal Assislanl Principal Dr. Jaclc F. Parlcer Mrs. Warren Welcln Superinlenclenl of Schools Ward l ,az '-fs 1:3 Mr. William LOT? Mr. Fosler Esles Ward 3 Ward 4 Mr. Melvin Rogers Ward 2 Y T in J ' Dr. Virgil l-lill Member-al-large

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C. B. BreiThaupT, principal, removes papers Trom ore sTarTing his daily rouTine, Three Principals, Board Ensure Successful Year Working as a Team, The Three school adminisTraTors, The school board and superinTendenT have esTablished policy and given personal guidance during The school year. Mr. C. B. BreiThaupT, principal, has had The duTy OT checking TuncTions oT all TaculTy and adminisTraTive mem- bers. lvlr. George ATwood, assisTanT principal, has overseen The enrolling oT all sTudenTs, and Mr. Samuel CliTTon, as- sisTanT principal, has been in charge oT mainTaining discipline. The school board consisTed of Dr. Jack F. Parker, SuperinTendenT, Mrs. Warren Welch. Mr. Melvin Rogers, Mr. William LOTT, Mr. FosTer EsTes and Dr. Virgil l-lill. AchievemenT was accomplished during The year wiTh The help oT The Three adminisTraTors The school board and super- inTendenT oT schools. ln his office Mr. C. B. BreiThaupT Takes care OT all business ThaT is necessary To keep CapiTol l-lill running smooThly and eTTicienTly. I 3 V. ,7..,., 1 1 2 6 4

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Staffs Meet Today's Challenges STudenTs have broughT boTh new and old problems To counselors ThroughouT The season. Along wiTh academic worries, The changes oT socieTy have broughT abouT personal apprehensions. Mrs. Mildred Chase, The newesT addiTion To The counseling sTaTT aT The l-lill, meT her TirsT year wiTh enThusiasm and compeTence. l-lead librarian, Mrs. Shirley Wheeler, Tound ThaT sTudy and reading problems were idenTical To previous years. Finding losT books, locaTing reading maTerial and assisTing sTudenTs were a Tew of The challenges Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Josephine SmiTh, assisTanT librarian, meT all year. Mrs. Lillian Sanders Tound ThaT nursing was old haT aTTer The TirsT Ten years. Mending scraTches, dressing wounds and Thoroughly checking medical appoinTmenTs of sTudenTs were only a Tew oT her many duTies. Medical career club members, acTing as clinic aides, assisT Mrs. Sanders in The care of sTudenTs by phoning parenTs, Taking TemperaTures and docToring small wounds in case oT illness or personal iniury. Their duTies also include such Tasks as checking sTudenTs in and oul' oT school and keeping cumulaTive maTerial on all sTudenTs Trom physical examinaTions Taken in The sophomore years. These records are kepT on each Mrs. Mildred Chase, counselor selecTs The proper forms To have her sTudenTs Till in. Mrs. Josephine SmiTh, as- sisTanT librarian. helps sTudenT ThroughouT his high school life. WiThouT The paTience, guidance, genuine concern and devoTion of The counselors, The librarians, and The nurse The I965-66 school Term could noT possibly have been run so smooThly and successfully. Mildred Chase, counselor, M.E.g Doris Fisher, library clerk: Richard Krueger, counselor, M.D., NaTional l-lonor SocieTy3 Lillian Sanders, school nurse, RN., Medical Careers Club: Della School- ing, counselor, B.S., M.S.: Josephine SmiTh, assisTanT librarian, AB., Dewey Decimal Club: Shirley Wheeler, Librarian, BA. ED., O. R. Williamson, counselor, AB., M.E. Mildred Chase Doris Fisher Richard Krueger Lillian Sanders Della Schooling Josephine SmiTh Shirley Wheeler O. R. Williamson I8 X1 X ,