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

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RUTH KRAEMER, BA, MT, FJA, OCIPA, MARGIE LAPHAM, BA, MEd, iunior class, SUE LOLLIS, BA, senior class, GARY MAN- NERING, BS, Sigma Chi Iota, VIVIAN MAT- TOX, BA, MA, Mu Alpha Theta. LOUVENIA MOHAM, BS, BRUCE NUTT, BS, MS, VICA, ALBERT OSSENKOP, BM, MBE, choir, glee clubs, CLAUDELL OVERTON, MA, JESSE PIGG, MA. BILL POIRY, BA, MA, BOB PRITCHARD, BA, health club, JOY RUPP, BS, MBE, FBLA, Morning Inspiration, LAVERNA SALYER, BA, MA, MARY SCOTT, BS. L. J. SEMROD, BA, MEd, debate coach, NFL, WENDELL SHIPLEY, VICA, LEWIS SIMMS, BA, Technical Society, GLADYS SINCLALR, BA, Honor Society, HAZEL SMILEY, BA, MEd, Honor Society. C. B. SPEEGLE, BA, Boys' O club, JANET SPENCER, BD, VICA, JOE STARWALT, BS, MS, VICA, MARJORIE TERRY, BS, MA, Honor Society, JOE THURMAN, BA. 2 3 E 2 E 5 2 Q 5 L

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Numerous business courses are offered in a wide variety of fields to all students. Above, Mrs. Carole Egleston, typing and business math instructor, takes time out from her class schedule to have her picture made for the yearbook. Right, .lack Biggs, who is in charge of stage craft and visual aids, tests audio visual equipment to make sure it is kept in tip-top shape. Left, Mrs. Joy Rupp, business machines teacher, in an effort to better explain the mechanics of an adding machine, displays the equipment to the class. Teachers stress high professional standards through expansion Professionalism reigned among faculty mem- bers as they supported national, state, and local organizations, by attending committee meetings. One of these local organizations, the Oklahoma City Education Association operated an office and hired a secretarial staff. Obiective number one was improving teaching conditions. In addition, many of the staff members at- tended night school at surrounding colleges. il 1 E J in fe--Q-ll' l MAXINE HARRY, BS, MA, Honor Society, FBLA, W. O, HAWKINS, MA, VICAg PAUL HENDRIX, AB, MEd, German club, JIM HUFF, BS, Morn- ing lnspiration, iunior class. JAKE JACOBSON, MA, Boys' O club, RUTH CRAlG JONES, BS, MA, Red Cross, KENNETH KAPPEN, BA, MA, sophomore class, JAMES KING, BS, football team, wrestling team.

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,' -Q Teachers pile their plates high at the annual picnic, far left. Left, Mr. Ron Cunningham and Frank Medina, concentrate on a game of chess. Below, Mrs. Ann Harris is having no trouble Conveying the basics of French to her pupils. Far below, Mrs. Mariette Allen explains a poem to her literature class. M. V Kwj .N shred- E. B. VAUGHAN, BS, DECAg SUZANNE VAUGHN, BA, MT, WILLIE WILSON, BS- JOY WYATT BA senior class- LILLIAN SANDERS RN Mr Don Gassett checks out pep rib bons to a girl right Catching up on past reading Mr Jim Huff studies ln the library below .Mx KS' Teachers devote leisure hours to children, some vacation trips Enioying their families, pets, or just plain fun and relaxation filled teachers' spare time. The annual faculty picnic served as a casual get-together of old friends for the teachers. Many were found deep in concentration with competitive chess and checker games while other teachers fished and boated. Weekend trips to the lake and summer vaca- tions helped rest bodies and refresh minds.