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

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BOOKSTORE This small room on second floor is the place to which many ahsent- minded students rush in the five minutes between classes in order to get supplies needed for the next class. The girls serve in the lmookstore in order to take the moncv which is used for the student council. Boring, Claypool, Cruise, Padgett, Perry, Poulter, Turpin. INFIRMARY The infirmary provides a haven for sickly-souls who feel that they can no longer make it through the day's tedious routine. Seven girls willingly sacrifice their much needed study halls in order to give assistance to the sick. Crawford, Edwards, Carlett, Gregor, Hardy, Kingsolver, Lauver. LIBRARY STAFF A student who is in a wild dash to find material for a report needed the next hour finds the library staff workers most helpful in finding the necessary material. Under the super- vision of Miss Elva Curtis, the staff members aid the students in the use of the fine facilities of the library. Abel, Anderson. Best, Boydstuin, Brown. Brown, Burger, Carpenter, Carson, Catron, Congram, Evans, French, Flynt, Gilchrist, Codberson, Crimley, C. Hallmark, W. Hall- mark, Hill. Hinrichs. Holinsworth. Kinney, Kizer, Lowther, McGaha, Marshall, Mason, Nfedley, Novak, Petty, Phillips, Shaw, Smith, Snider. Tewell. Thomas, Vickers, Warrior, Warrior. T? 3 1 27 1 ! R 1 5, Q Jw fy V' I 1 11,400 44:3 Indo 4040, 'g o0fo'o,,'n-o 2 ooooo,t'n'nt .Z ' ,onu,,v,:,:'5 'N,ao::n.,:1' n,yf 1 if I I ' I 'Q 1 4 :,ooo4,,,:o'0 . oo u F .4 '.:O0, f ' NO' voa,' 1 l .',gq0O,., ,kpnu v' ,no 0,5 U ,nb O og, 11. I :o of n Hoff . o4.'4'n,'1 01,1-. .ww l 'ii irq!

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P 'W ...t . .a. Q? iii x. ' - 51 ww ru s 1-nu-un. r . y- QT-3 'S 'W u. luuif eb If .3 I -'QUIHQ BUS DRIVERS This group of men and women takes the responsibility of transporta ing our many bus students to and from school each day. The bus drivers must undoubtedly have nerves of steel to put up with the annoying racket of the some- times rowdy students. Through all the seasons no matter what the weather happens to be, they are on the job. often giving up their free time to be on hand for special trips made by school groups. Bilyey. Butcher, Drake. Garrett. L. Harney. Mrs. I.. Harney. Hrs. .V. Harney, I.. Howell, W. Howell. Pickens. Porter, Snow. Warren. Wayc. BUS COUNCIL This group composed of bus stu- dents take care of any problems which arise concerning the transport- ing of students. The council is selected from all bus students, and it is their duty to represent their bus from which they are chosen. The council members aid greatly in per- fecting the transportation system of Po-Hi. Avery, Blumer, Cales, Godberson, Hines, Hinrichs, Hutchinson. Myers. Padgett, Rein, Robinson, D. Smith, P. Smith, Wil- son. CUSTODIANS Our clean school is not just chance. It is kept clean by our capable custodians who work hard each day at their most important task. There are also three custodians who are on the job at night. Without our custodians our school would no doubt lack in its neat appearance for which it is so well known. Davenport, Eherle. Itrich, Kirkpatrick. Moore. Potts. Rowen.

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