Ponca City High School - Cat Tale Yearbook (Ponca City, OK)

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Hallit Cohum Mary Coburn Joe Coffee Gary Cohenour Ronnie Colherg Constance Cole Ted Combest Don Combs David Condit Lydia Cone Chris Conner Kay Cook Jeanne Cortright John Countryman Tim Cowan Sammy Cowling Lloyd Craig Steve Crain Glenda Brown Jimmy Brown Linda Brown Penny Brown Ruthie Brown Kelly Brownfield Larry Bryant Leon Buford Linda Burns Ron Burrow Donna Burt Donetta Bussey Ruth Busscy Dennis Butter Charles Buxton Sondra Campbell Richard Cannady Carol Cantley Pat Carder Brian Caro Bill Carpenter James Carr Becky Carter Wilford Carter Lilly Cartwright Jerry Chesser Christine Clark Janice Clark Ronnie Clark Mike Coate