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

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'K ili i N... Q, 3 .1 ,rf X gg .- S I ..E2f?Q?5tkifI?a99'fii5f55ff:i'1vrf f i -' flaw K as me Administrative staff welcomes return of Irwin as curriculum head After an absence from Capitol Hill of seven years, Mr. L. V. Irwin returned as assistant prin- cipal in charge of curriculum. With an enrollment that rose to 2,200 at dif- ferent times during the year, the three adminis- trators with Mr. C. B. Breithaupt, principal, at the helm, and Mr. Sam Clifton, assistant in charge of discipline, found their challenge accelerated. Crowded classrooms and insufficient numbers of textbooks were not the least of their problems. Sam Clifton L. V. Irwin

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Principals are constantly occupied with guiding and directing students. Above Mr , . C. B. Breithaupt pauses to pass the time of clay with students. Right, Mr. Sam Clifton asks for lust a little more time to get things organized. C. B. Breithaupt E ,... L s -2 'i i Wie. Q, .. gg ?

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CH's Estes heads board, city superintendent serves third year ln his third year as superintendent of schools, Dr. Bill Lillard administered affairs for the school system which tallied 74,729 students. Working with Dr. Lillard and representing the Capitol Hill area as president ot the school board was long-time board member Foster Estes. Counselors Mildred Chase, Della Schooling, O. R. Williamson and Richard Krueger met the in- creasing enrollment still with the objective of placing each student where he could individually benefit most from his education. Q--E-4-if lll, s 3, l s. Iliff-'fs , . .cc it is .. t i 7 ,.,, Top right, Dr. Bill Lillard, superintendent, answers questions at a student press conference, initiated this year. Above, Mrs. Mildred Chase tiles IBM cards representing students schedules. Right, Dr. Bill Lillard, superintendent of schools.