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

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MR. EVERETTE STUMBAUGH: World History MRS. BARBARA WARE: American Historyg Sophomore Girls' Counselorg Sophomore Class Sponsor 'Q' MR.-JERRY RUNYANi Sociologyg Assistant Football Coa-chg Track Coachg MR. WALLACE SMITH: American Historyg Assistant Football Coachg Tennis Coach QS5iQ MR, LELAND SNELL: American History MRS. HELGA LIEBER: Librarian MRS, MARY WEBB: Librarian .nf :fu 515 Mr. Stumbaugh, showing his usual good humor, tclls his class what really happened to Caesar and Cleopatra, Gne of the new teachers this year, Mr. Wally Smith encour ages his students to read about the League of Nations.

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E 1969-70 was the second year for the Great 1 Books and Ideas course in the Social Studies De- partment. This class emphasizes ideas in all so- cieties such as the idea of family life in various eras. There were two new teachers in the Social Studies Department this year. Mr. Snell taught for one semester two years ago and was then drafted. Mr. Smith, formerly a teacher at Eastjunior High School, taught American History. Other courses taught in the Social Studies De- partment were World History, Current Interna- tional Problems, Problems of Democracy, Psy- chology, Sociology, Government Economics, and World Geography. Daintily, Mr. erry Runyan leads his sociology class in oral reading Two ew Teachers in Social Studies Department MRS. BERNIETA BOESCH: American History MR. CARL FLIPPIN: Psychologyg Great Books and Ideasg Department Chairman MR. ENNIS HOSKINS: Problems in Democracy, Current International Problems MR. PAUL INGERSOL: American History junior Boys' Counselorg Cat Tale Sponsor Audio-Visual Director MR. LESLIEJOHNSON: World History, Economicsg Government MR, T, E, KINGSOLVER: World Geographyg Current International Problems

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Science Courses Prepare Students for College To many students at PO-HI, the Science Department was the most im- portant during the past year, The major- ity of students who have planned col- lege in their futures found that the science courses such as Chemistry, Ad- vanced Biology, Physiology, and Zoolo- gy were a great help to them. Physiology and Zoology, taught by Mr. jantz, were new courses in the Science Department this year. The be- ginning enrollment for these compan- ion courses was seventy-four students. Other courses taught were Biology, Physical Science, and Advanced Chem- istry. MR. WILLIAM GARWOOD: Biology, Department Chairman MR. VOYLE GRAHAM: Biology MRJERALD JANTZ: Biology, Zoologyp Physiology MISS DOTTIE KELLEY: Chemisttyz Advanced Chemistry f MR. WILLIAM MCCRACKEN: Biology Advanced Biology MR. ROBERT WILSON: Physical Science Biologyg Wrestling Coachg Assistant Football Coach That isn't the edge of night falling over Mr. Wilson, it's just an interested student getting help on a Science Project.