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

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Language symbols serve to bridgegap between minds, express idea revolution via literary works Words are but symbols. Yet these tiny, hollow char- acters symbolize our own personalities, ide als, and thoughts. Our most expressive means of communication, language is capable of bridging the deepest gulfs between separated minds. For this reason, we diligently applied ourselves to -the limitless study of language with the intention of re- vealing a revolution in our poetry, editorials, or novels. With alien tongues to span the barrier of language and language to span the barrier of alien thoughts, we wrapped our ideas in paper and presented them to the world. Clockwise, Kathe Corey concentrates on a French tape before an oral drill while Terry Story studies thoroughly for a semester English exam. Bobby Lott wonders what the results of Theresa Knightis drama make-up job will do to improve his looks as Randal Ryal-s easily diagrams a simple sentence for his English class. David Domingiez studies for his French exam. 1 JF' ' +-LT: law'