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

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c pit tltlilllliglt l ilit tice iti tescggpcig -1 .1 lfl .L .Qi tc Fieldhouse, Vocational, Agricultural Buildings Supplement Facilities ot 50-Acre Campus ln establishing an educational in- stitution, the tirst prerequisite is ade- quate physical tacilitiesg although Capitol Hill was built in l927, the toresight ot its administration has lcept the school which is situated on 50 acres up-to-date. The agricultural building on the southwest ot the cam- pus houses the vari-typing and ottset printing while the vocational building on the southeast ot the campus houses most other vocational classes. The sta- dium which seats over 5,000 is otten tillecl to capacity as is the tielclhouse. WELCOME QMQ9 of'