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

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St,,,, iv' Y- Brolher.' Now La class soaked lo Ihr- skinf' moans Annulte Wurthen, senior, after getting caught in a spring downpour while wining from the south 440. f I at -,.....- Talk abnutfruxtratiulz - Glenn Webb, junior. knocks all his books hrorn his lovker and is already late for English class whivh is ulwais an unjuslilialmlo misnlcincunor.

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5 v 1 'f W gi, r f w i mr A My H5 . Y K , jg 1 my i 'Rm' 5 Q X in 1 . .pm 'M I X j',4' , 1 I 1 Zg: :Y ' f- I With good intent but L1 leaden heart and soul Phil Wvattie was going to study: ln days of old when knights were hold and maidens were voung and lair . Their Moments 0 Contemplation, Frustrations There are times when all is gay and Carefree. These are the But in every situation, whether it is studying. relaxing, or times when a student can relax from the daily strain of' school just goofing around, there eome moments of upheaval. For tensions. But, a studentas lite is not always the merry whirl it instance, one hasn't lelt true dismay until he is running he- is said to be. There are times when logie takes over and some hind time and every thing begins to happen at once. serious studying is done. Decisions have to he made. But these are breaks ol' the game of life at school. .1AffEflJ!lll-!'Itl recorers sullieiently . . Yieki Slim-ix junior. reads ii report from this lirst aid manual When werwnie is yelling and all the lights blink. Linda Bcwd. to fellow elassmates in a homeinaking elass as sexi-ral vltissniates obtain il greenish eoinplexion junior. lu-eps ealin. mol and eollerted at the switehboardlifj. 5 1 S.: 4 ,Mn

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and More Friistrations .nw-I n Z his own. During these hours his formal training is put to use. His spare time is not devoted to just personal pleasure' he has objectives to pursue. ' .' V One of these is the everpresent homework which seems to be necessary if one is to enrich I A A , aa 'Kr' H a KK me 'fa ww 1, , 'Myra A student,s time on campus is usually planned for him, but his off-campus hours are 9 . it ,?'?' 26 as his mind and make his grades. Another duty as well as privilege is weekly church attend- ance and youth work. Finally, there is the inevitable part-time job which consumes pre- 0h why can? I learn to behave myself, queries Henry Schwartz, Working isn, 't bad if one sells pretty furry little animals that don't bite, as senior, to his friend, assistant principal, Jerry Atwood. does Dan Francis, junior on his job at a family store. ,- Pfft ii f, ' ' ,,,, , is ,ttii t. f lf A we f I is j 5 , 37 Q 'l ltr t fa 1-:stain Their Jobs, Their Studies . . . i l cious hours, which could be spent in play. N L A