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

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Business Department Expands On-Job Training The '66 school year opened wiih a new course in business educaiion. COE is ihe course now oiiered. Cooperaiive Office Educaiion is a ihree hour course which offers lessons in advanced business iechniques. Siudenis Taking This course aiiend school Three hours a day and ihen work ihe lasi ihree hours. The business educaiion courses offered ai Capiiol i-lill prepare young people io compeie for employmeni in ihe business world aiier graduaiion. Shorihand, iyping and bookkeeping are only a few of The business classes. Siudenis iaking shorihand or Business English are eligible io aiiend The annual business workshop held ai ihe Universiiy of Oklahoma. Oiher courses offered by ihe business educaiion deparimeni include a iwo-hour lab course for second year shorihand siudenis and a class in business economics, boih of which are available nowhere else in ihe ciiy. John Adair, B.S.B. Ed., F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Soph. Class: John Bell, B.S.g Eddie Fields, B.S., Key Club: Noba French, B.S., Ki Yi co-sponsor, F.B.L.A.g Don Gasse'H', B.S., Ki Yi co-sponsor. FBLA M rnin Ins iraiion' Maxine Herr BS MS Honor Sociei' Commiiiee, F.B.L.A.: . . , ., o g p , y, . ., . ., y Carole Morion, BS., Ki Yi sponsor, F.B.L.A.g Joy Rupp, B.S., M.B., F.B.L.A. John Adair John Bell Eddie Fields Nobd Hemi, DOW GBSSSH' MGXUWG HBFFY Carole Morion Joy Rupp Mr. Don Gasseii uses a graph 'ro show how +o succeed in business wiihouf frying. Wi+h each new day of school There is a new problem fha? will arise in 22 ,'.f. .I

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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

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Emii- Bradford RoberT Browning W. L. Conner RuTh Jones Felix Kimbrough Vivian Mah-OX Hazel Smiley C. B. Speegle Marjorie Terry Ralph Tomlin Math, Science Courses Keep Abreost With Progress a biology class. Mr. EmiT Bradford begins by seeing if There are any quesTions. In This TasT moving age oT space exploraTion and greaT advances in The Tield oT science, The maTh and science deparTmenTs Take on a Tar more imporTanT parT in high school educaTion Than ever beTore. The sTudy oT maTh and science sTreTch back inTo The hisTory oT mankind. The ancienT Greek maThemaTicians solved Their problems in The sand. Today, in This modern age, The classrooms oTTer Tar more knowledge Than The ancienTs possessed. WiTh The TaciliTies and sTaTT oT one OT The mosT versaTile deparTnnenTs in The sTaTe, The Hill oTTers varied courses in The Tield oT science and maTh. From reTresher maTh To maTh analysis. biology To science seminar, The deparTmenT is qualiTied To meeT The requiremenTs OT Today and The unknown challenges oT Tomorrow. Emii' Bradford, B.S., M.E. Ed., Redskin's Pep Club: RoberT Browning, B.S.g W. L. Conner, B.S., ivl.S., Ki Yi, Senior Class sponsor: RuTh Jones, B.S., A.M,, Red Cross: Felix Kimbrough, BA.: Vivian MaTTox, BA., MA., Mu Alpha TheTag Hazel Smiley, BA., M.E., NaTional Honor SocieTyg C. B. Speegle, BA. Boy's O Club: Ralph Tomlin, B.S., Science Club. 23