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

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DELBERT CARLILE Sophomore Boys' Coun- selorg Attendance Super- visor hs AL CASSINGHAM Driver's Education 3 Physical Education 3 Head Basketball Coachg Head Golf Coach ..,-:,,. l.l.fy was l.f,, A , A.v,. -VW.WW I...--my-fri., so .,: Q .,, Mt. -- afar? 2 -or ' .uf rw Z -:-. 1'-1 ,.:. .1 -.3--. 5 . Q R Q . 5 if 5265 2 ma .V 114 15 W . M '21 2, Jr , ' W5 S , ti' I t K .eh N A ' . .H . -fn .. .. 3 .,1-If -- Sw . wills St , 'ff - .. was 5 QA f- -1' , .T ai 3 R x at me fm 'ei M.. ff or 5 f Q-'wn figw Q L I gm J ,B SS- v-1 ' I- f E 3 .J e .' 1 . G . MRS. MARY LOUISE CASSITY Shorthand I, Ilg Trans- criptiong Typing I MRS. MARTHA CHRISTENSEN Geometry MRS. LELA COOK MRS. SALLY MISS ELVA CURTIS Home Economics II, IV CUNNINGI-IAM Library CAT TALE Sponsorg PONCAN Sponsorg Journalism I, IIQ Eng- lish ll CARL FLIPPIN, IR. Psychol0gY9 Oklahoma History y t ' l.'t 1 ,j. ,QL -tul s GENE DeWITT MRS. RUTH ESKEW Vocational Agriculture English 10 FLOYD FOCHT Governmentg American Historyg Social Studies Department Chairmang Student Council Spon- sorg Senior Class Spon- sor MRS. SUE FORREST College Preparatoryg Home Economicsg Home Economics I, III MRS. MARCELLA GALBRAITH Spanish Ig English 10 Page 13

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Today, October the Third, als I Write this message for the CAT TALE, Astronaut Walter M. Schirra has made a safe landing in the Pacific Ocean after completing his sixth orbit of the earth. His feat is only the most recent of the many modern miracles which we have come to expect as a nomial part of living in the Year of our Lord 1962. Today's achievements far ex- ceed the vivid imaginations of the science fiction writers of a few years ago. We are so accustomed to think in terms of enormous size, fantastic speed, billions of dollars, and millions of light years that we are inclined to overlook the importance of those traits, at- MISS CAROLYN BAGBY E n g l i s h Department Chairmang English 123 English Il PRINCIPAL HOMER S. ANDERSON tributes, and qualities that can- not be measured quantitative- ly. Other events that share the headlines with Astronaut Schirra's fine achievement in- dicate all too clearly that Whereas man is fast learning the ability to live in space, he has yet to learn to live in har- mony with his fellow man. How appropriate for these times are the Words of Stephen Vincent Benet: Our earth is but a small star in the great universe. Yet of it we can make, if We choose, a planet unvexed by war, untroubled by hunger or fear, undivided by 'senseless distinctions of race. color or theory. MRS. RUTH BEAUBIEN Senior Girls' Counselor, English 12 DICK BOWMAN Business Education 3 Consumer Economics 3 Head Football Coach 'vit AK MISS MARY BRIGHAM English I2 HARRY BROWN MRS. RITA BRYANT Trade and Industrial English I0 Department Chairman 3 Mechanical Drawing I, IIQ Printing Page 12 DALE BUCK Algebra Ig High School Mathematicsg H e a d Swimming Coach 3 As- sistant Football, Track Coach

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A. LLOYD CELMERS Trigonometryg Matrix Algebrag S.M.S.G. Alge- bra Ilg Elementary Functions g Probability and Statisticsg Mathe- m a t i c s Department Chairman ,ire we 5 MRS. PAT GOODMAN LARRY GEBHART MARK HODGSON French I, II Associate Band Director American Historyg Driv ENNIS HOSKIN World Historyg World Geographyg Problems of PAUL INGERSOL American Historyg .lun- ior Boys' Counselor erls Education Democracy g Assistant Football, Basketball Coach LESLIE JOHNSON Oklahoma Historyg Con- sumer Economics MRS. MAXYNE KELLEY English 10g Sophomore Class Sponsor T. E. KINGSOLVER LLOYD LOFTIN Physicsg Oklahoma His- Biologyg Advanced Bi- tory OIOEYZ Science Depart- Page 14 ment Chairman A. H. LONG Bandg Orchestrag Super- visor of Music, Ponca City Schools PAUL KESTER Machine Shop JOHN LUDRICK Chemistry