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

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Mrs. Mabel Kincade, senior English leacher, poinls oul an amazing liacl lo her class. Key to Successful Communications lies in Development of Languages Good English is lhe basis of a good educalion. Hs proper use and lhe wrillen word are 'rhe links in communicalion. Because of ils imporlance, English is The only subiecl required lhroughoul high school. As a sophomore, a Redskin is enrolled in an English course which prepares him for American lileralure as a junior, and English lileralure or Business English as asenior. Foreign language sluclenls learn lhe use and slruclure ol languages lhrough exercises, vocabulary sludy, and Jrranslaling slories. Sludenls also gain knowledge ol hislory and cusloms of lhe counlry where lheir languages originaled. Aids for leaching 'foreign languages include piclures, films, and records. Ger- man and Lalin are offered in lwo-year courses: Spanish and French oliler a lhird year course. Jack Biggs, B.A., Chess Club, Bowling Club: Marguerile Danford, N.A.B. ol Educafion A.B.M.A.: Berniece Dinius, B.A.g Connie Halpern, B.S., Red Cross: Paul Hendrix, A.B., M. Ed.: Olivia Hill, B.A.7 Mabel Kincade, B.S., M.S. Ed., Honor Socielyg Frances Parker, B.A.g Bill Pickle, B.A., Maslers of Teaching, Morning lnspiraliong Judilh Rose, B.A., French Club: Janice Sawyer, B.A., French Club: Lucy Shank, B.A., Spanish Club, Morning lnspiraliong Gladys Sinclair, B.A., F.T.A.: Susanne Vaughan, B.A., M.T. Jack Biggs BGFf1.lGC9.DlVilU5 Connie Halpern Olivia Hill Mabel Kincade Frances Parker Bill Pickle Janice Sawyer Gladys Sinclair Susanne Vaughan l 20

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-1 Q f f ' 1, i wg gg L A . K XR X5 lil 3 V' 2 all Y . ' 1 , If' . Cafeleria slaffg Row. lg M. Harvey, Manager, R. Briflain, O- DOr10Vdf1. Cusfodial slaff: Row l: H. Hall: head cusrodians, A. Dobbs, C. Mus- T. Horn, R. Herdrickson, G. Vesl, C. Rowland. Row 2: B. Craig, grove, J. Smilh. Row 2: B. Kirk, L, Hendricks, M. Vick, W. Williams. G. Gallon, V. Peminglon, E. Bowen, M. Ames. E. Bruno. A. COOK Row 3: E. Hacke'r+, D. Fish, W. Poppen, J. C. Prewall, B. Decker. Row 3: L. Harvell, J. McDaniel, A. Colley, E. Morgan, V. Johnson. M. Driver, F. Dennis. S.apr..PU2:Us:.+i:.:::5 Service Forces Give Valuable Aid As gas is essenlial lo lhe aulomobile, lhe secrelarial, cuslodial, and cafeleria slalls are essenlial lo Capilol Hill. Taking lhe lime of 'rhe six secrelaries are lhe dulies ol allending lo all school affairs and keeping lhe school recorcls. Keeping lhe inlerior and exlerior of Capilol Hill appealing and pleasing lo lhe eye is lhe responsibilily of lhe cuslodians. Early lo rise is lhe mollo ol The caleleria help. They arrive early each school morning lo prepare lunch for The more 'rhan 2.000 sludenls. Elva Chadwell Barbara Epperson Harold Hall Belly Hoffman May Harvey lrene Horn Jane Poller Gladys Rowe 'Wiz' I9

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A 'WN'-ve. 'N-.-a Sfuclenis seeking a friendly smile or hello and some wel- Long hours- are' speni in classrooms before and afler school by 'teachers who prepare 'rherr daily lessons. Mrs. Lucy Shank displays her work for lhe following day. Marguerile Danford Paul Hendrix Judilh Rose Lucy Shanlc come advice may always 'rurn 'ro Mr. Paul Hendrix. The 'Final bell has rung and ii's 'lime for each Redslcin fo be in class. Mrs. Judilh Rose, French leacher, begins by giving each siudenl his daily assignment