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

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Revolution of knowledge symbolized by large campus as Independence Hallg 'This is where it is' ln 1776 the American Declaration of Independence was read and adopted at the State House of Pennsylvania. Because so many events of the revolution took place here, it became known as lndependence Hall. just as this building stands as a reminder of the American Revolution, our campus will forever remind us ofthe revolution that took place here. As long as we can look upon our alma mater, we will be reminded ot' our quest for truth, our need for involvement, and our desire to unite. This is where it began. This is where it is. Clockzt'ise.' The football stadium sometimes is used for quiet solitudeg voca- tional buildingg the parking lot just before 3:30g the tennis court presents diversion for energetic studentsg technical centerg fieldhouseg main build- ing during lunch time. 1

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, REVOLUTION We stood for what we believed. We listened. We changed our minds. We stood and fought again for what we be- lieved. This striving was not against men . . . but against ideasg not a revolution of violence . . . but a revolution of communication. We have learned to mesh the good and true of all people until there can be no room for stubborn- ness or prejudice. We have learned that all who stand be- neath the same flag are brothers with the same purpose and brothers with those under every other flag. Published Annually By CAPITOL HILL HIGH SCHOOL 500,S.W. 36 Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Volume fl-5

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