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

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vv BUS COUNCIL: Donna Smith, Nancy Blumer, Connie Frame, Mary Hinrichs, Mary Sue Golay, Jan Leathers, vice president, Billie Kirkpatrick, Dale Baker, Freddie Walls, secretary, Dennis Lee, president, Evelyn Muret, and Bill Spurgeon. Not pictured: Mary Jane Myers. CHOICE COUNCILERS! These students are chosen to represent the buses which they ride. It is their iob ro take care of all problems that arise on the buses going to and from school. Mrs. Ruth Beaubien sponsors the bus council students. CUSTODIANS NICE 'N NEAT! our custodians keep ,git U .. i our school in tip-top shape so that jf- 1, A - ' l I we may be proud of it always. . gf Ll 'I c A 'Q They have various duties and their V, ,X w 1 workrooms are in strategic spots in . 1- ' , 3, the building. .I ,fl . . - , ,Q . - a r ,.-Q -Q. l . L -91 ! sz' Q S '1?: f Albert Archchutz, Kenneth Rowen, Matthew Moore, Arlie Eberle, Gus ltritch, Lawrence Cloudd Charles Potts. ALL ABOARD! During the nine school months, stormy or fair, the bus drivers are responsible for the transportation of our Po-Hi students. BUS DRIVERS: Floyd Howell, Lee Harney, Vera Hamey', Carl Warren, Dale Pickens, H. A. Garrett, Manrie Bilyeu, William Howell. MILES AND MILES! enter and leave their buses. Three hundred and fifty-two times a school year bus students , X ... ,M H . .

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,Q X if 1,., ,- THE MIGHT AND MAIN OF PO-HI A glance at one of the every- day activities in the main office. The ever busy activity office gets so much accomplished in so little time. The financial aspects of Po-Hi are competently handled by the financial office. 4 I' .. Ir! tg' P. ff 'J l ' J uc tx-Y X l ' ,-n A . ......- -4 A- Li. 'L 59373 'inf Plenty of food and plenty of friendship can always be found in our cafeteria.

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sl Chlodene Taylor, Diana Price, Syble Cloud, Jerry Cookson, Ludy Harman, Dorothy Flynt, Sharon Hallmark, Dorothy Hurst, Wendelyn Hallmark, Glenda Ganz, Barbara Smith, Jacquie Guthrie, Shirley Hutchison, Kay Mall, Carol Hess, Mary Ann Burton, Jean Kinney, Linda Jones, Linda Shaw, Sharon Waller, Joyce Bartch, Barbara Edwards, Bonnie Hill. Not pictured: Claude Tapp, Clyde Warrior, Cathie Carrol, Julie Creveling, Wanda French, Glenda Rutherford, Raylene Stout, Betty Barry, Barbara Tewell, Carolyn Hallmark, Dorothy Brown. LET'S READ! Our fine library is staffed by these students who willingly relinquish their study halls to assist Miss Elva Curtis, who supervises them. 'iw' x P- 3 INHRMARW FEEL WELL? These students work in the infirmary to provide a place for those who feel ill and are un- E able to attend class for the period or cannot get home. Miss Shuster sponsors these girls. Mrs. Daven- port is the matron of the infirmary. Mrs. Davenport, Ellen Robinson, Ann Keeney, Wendelyn Hallmark, Darlene Burns, lna Brady. Not picture Barbara Jones. DOUBLE TROUBLE! A troubled student rushes to complete a FOR SALE! Mr. Focht sponsors these students who mind the last-minute much needed purchase. store. The bookstore carries all the necessary equipment to be used by our students. BOOKSTORE HELPERS: Shirley Chapman, Mary Hinrichs, Glenda Rutter, and Charlene Calkins. Nor pictured: Betty Phillips. 517 -Qi cz? wi , Ax fn. 'Us f d