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

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Although indeterminable factors con- tribute to the learning atmosphere of a school, one of the relationships which should be encouraged and cultivated is that of the teacher and student. In our school with its widely varied curriculum, the opportunity awaits to stand on a common ground with ex- perts in divergent fields. Each Po-Hi faculty member is highly trained in the subject he teaches, having com- pleted four or more years in college and subsequent graduate work required by the school system. The young people of this generation are widely criticized for what their elders call a lack of communication. This is perhaps valid, for the young must live in a world all their own, a world created by those who condemn it. If a student tries to understand, he will surely realize that the unfortunate image of youth today can be con- tradicted hy the warm relationships that often ensue from the confrontation of teacher and student.

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MISS CARONLYN BAGBY English Department Chair- mung English 12. MRS. RUTH ESKEW English 10. MRS. ANNIILEE HUGHES English 10. MRS. LILLIAN MARTIN English 10. MRS. RUTH BEAUBIEN Senior Girls' Counselorg Senior Class Sponsorg English 12. MRS. MAR CELLA GALBJRAITH English 11. MRS. .IANE LE BLANC English 11g French I. MRS. RUTH PARKER English 11. MISS MARY BRIGHAM National Honor Society COUCH PONCAN Sponsorg Eng- lish 10g Journalism I, II. MISS VIRGINIA Sponsorg English 12. 2 if IE I A cr a. -ws dw glans.-'W' 'i . Sophomores in Mrs. Hughes' English class find that one of the essentials of grammar is the diagramming of sentences. up-v-. Mrs. Alma Lee Oates' World Literature class provides the op- portunity for Buddy Robertson to interpret and become familiar with great writings.