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

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t ,Q Sl il rt tl S 2 2 we' wi Explaining last night's homework, Miss Dot- Only five more minutes, sighs Mr. Mc- Mr. Williani Carwood seems amused as he tic Kelley grants a last chance for questions. Cracken. as he awaits the Friday final hell. reads through a studcnl's notebook. Senior Students Choose From Advanced Courses To be prepared for the future, a V good background of science is needed. PQHS gives a wonderful opportunity to its students. Q' Students have a wide variety of science courses from which to choose. Advanced chemistry, taught hy Miss Dottie Kelley, is a new subject this year. Mr. William McCracken has 57' E Kiki ., wr? taken over advanced biology. These two subjects. along with Physics. and physical science are available also. Interested students may also join related clubs. Mr. ,lames Farrell utilizes a chart in a discussion with Mrs. Carolyn Munger. MR.. JAMES FARRELI.g Physics: Algebra l MH. WILLIAM CAPtWO0l'J: 'Biologyg Uepart- ment Chairman MR. JERALD JANTZ: Biology MISS DUTTIFI KELLEYg Chemistry 1 Advanced Chemistry MR. Wll,LlAM Mc- CRACKENQ Biology: Advanced Biology MRS. CAROLYN MUN- CERQ Biologyg Chem- y lSlfy MR. ROBERT WILSON: Physical Science: Head Wrestling Coachg ASSL Football Coach

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tif lippi .-W . ? l i Mr. Carl Flippin waits to give parents a quickie course in psychology on Back-to-School night. I-89 MR. LESLIE JOHNSONg World Historyg Govern- mentg Economics MR. T. E. KINGSOLVERQ World Ceographyg Cur- rent lnternational Problems MR. DEWEY RUNYANg American Historyg Swim- ming Coachg Ass't. Football Coach MR. JERRY RUNYANg Sociologyg Assit. Football and Wrestling Coachg Track Coach MR. EVERETTE STUlVlBAUGHg World History MRS. BARBARA WAREQ American Historyg Soph- omore Class Sponsorg Sophomore Girl's Counselor It'll only hurt a minutef, counsels Coach Currens, as Mr. Ford administers a booster of Po-Hi spirit to Mr. Leming. -Lfaf ff , ' iw Bl?irrg:3rai.Boesch takes time out of her busy schedule to chat

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,ttf . f Q , EJ ' a Tutoring Services Are Offered to Moth Students rap.. Help! The cry rings throughout the halls as students rushed to their respective math rooms for help with homework. Mr. Francis Nine became familiar with this routine as he taught geom- etry this year. Many chances for advanced learn- ing in mathematical courses are avail- able. OnIy two units of math are required for graduation, but many students planning for college took ad- vanced courses. Upper classrnen in advanced courses offered to assist teachers when tutor- ing was needed. Apparently the overhead projector has proven its worth to Mr. Jim Nrckols MRS. MARTHA CHRISTENSONQ Algebra I, II MR. A. LLOYD GELMERS: Trigonometryg Trig SMSGg Matrix Algebra IIg SMSGQ Chairman of Department MR. JIM NICHOLSg High School Mathg Algebra I MR. FRANCIS NINEg Geometry 49 MRS. MARY SCHOENWALDQ Geometry MR. WILLIAM SCHWENKER: Algebra II: Trig- gsd- f - OH 0111 CITY .,i Mr. Schwenker discusses algebra. present and future with a former student.