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

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V L I .l.1yAu5 Lv navy uns. Q-.cy Queen.. V. ..-L .,...-v...,, -.---. --...-..--,, spent her third hour planning future lessons. Shakespeare comes into the lives of Sophomores as they study Julius if Caesar. They travel on to Hamlet as Juniors, and finish their high school careers with Macbeth. Composition and grammar are also presented in detail during these three years. Three new energetic instructors be- gan at PO-HI this year. Mrs. Jean Faulconer became sponsor of the Poncan. She also taught Junior Eng- lish and Journalism. Mrs. Sarah Baird and Mrs. Kathleen Housh instructed classes in Sophomore English. Courses offered in relation to Eng- lish are: creative writing, journalism, speech, and speech activities. MRS. KATHLEEN HOUSH English 10 MRS. ANNILEE HUGHES English 10 MRS. LILLIAN MARTIN English 10 and 12 MRS. MARY MARTINg Eng- lish 12 MRS. RUTH PARKERg Eng- lish ll f'1 MISS MADC-E QUIGLEYQ I Speech MRS. SALLY RITCHESQNS English llg Speech Activi- E ties MRS. LAVELLE WlTTMERg Y. Creative Writingg English N 0-1. .51 , ff' l ' 1 Trying to stress a point. Mrs. Jean Faulconer instructs one of her English ll classes.

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I and II MISS CAROLYN BAGBYg English 12g Department Chairman MRS. SARAH BAIRDQ Eng- lish 10 MRS. RUTH BEAUBIENQ Senior Girls Counselorg English 12 MISS MARY BRIGHAMQ English 12 MRS. RUTH ESKEWQ English 10 MRS. JEAN FAULCONERg English 11g Journalism MRS. MARCELLA GALBRAITH: English 11 New Teachers Are Involved in School Activities Getting into the swing of things, Mrs. Baird delights in assigl Mrs. Ritcheson practices her best smile as she rushes to class. ing her first book report.

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New Social Studies Course Added for Seniors Great Books and Ideas taught by Mr. Carl Flippin, was a new senior social studies course initiated this year. Students were required to read twenty books during the year. This was a college preparatory course, and the students became familiar with some of the pressures and responsi- bilities of a higher education. Social studies courses to acquaint the students with the past and how it affects the present and future are World History, American History, and World Geography. Current International Problems, Problems of Democracy, Government, Economics, Psychology, and Sociology are modern courses used to teach the student how to live in the modern world as mature adults. Six social studies credits are nec- essary ior graduation from PO-HI. NOW! cries Mr. Dewey Runyan, someone slammed the door on my fingersf' MRS. BERNIETA BOESCHg American History MR. CARL FLIPPINg Psychology, Great Books, Social Studies Department Chairman MR. ENNIS HOSKlNg Problems of Democ- racyg C.I.P. MR. SHEROL HOVISg American History, World History MR. PAUL INGERSOLg American History, Junior Boys' Counselor, Cat Tale Sponsor, Audio-Visual Director