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

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MRS. PATRICIA GOODMAN: Frcnih I. II.1mil IIIQ DcpartmcntClii1irn1.1n MRS. ALMA LEE OATES: Latin II. Wcurlcl Literature MRS. PEGGY O'I-IAUGI-ITERY: Spanish I Anal II MRS. MARIE ROWE: Spanish II. III and IV MRS. LELA COOK: Clothing I, II.1md III MRS. DOROTHY SCOTT: Foods I. II. and III MISS GLADYS MAIN: Art I. II. III. and IV MR, AI. CASSINGI-IAM: Drivcfs Education. Golffjoauh MR. BILL ESKEW: Drivcr's Eclucixtion: Iluskctbull Coafhg Assistant Football Couch. Assistant Trail: Condi 41 Mr. Francis Nine. Mr, Williilm McCracken. and Mr. Williiim Garwood ull listen attcntivcly in un- othcr Po-l-Ii assembly, SQL' Wim f V3 Q , t- fy , WCB Mrs. Dorothy Stott helps Eddie Nortlitutt prepare baked Alaska. sl l fl l

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Students Encounter Choice of Business Courses E 7 - MRS. NORMA AUSTELL: Machine Math MRS. BETTY BOYER: Shorthand I and IIg Typing I MR. BILL LEMING: Typing I and II, Business Law, Business Mathg Baseball Coachg Assistant Football Coach MRS. JEAN MacDONNELI.: Typing I and II MR. T. I. MONTGOMERY: Bookkeeping I and II MR. GORDON STANGELAND: Consumer Economicsg Bookkeeping Ig Cross Country Coach MR. RICHARD MCNEIL: Distributive Education I and II MRSJOYCE THOMAS: Special Education MISS ADDIE TINSLEY: Office Practice: Personal Typing: Typing I Thinking up a topic for a lecture, Mr. Richard McNeil pauses for it picture. Many students at Po-Hi chose the field of business. To aid them in their choice of future professions, many busi- ness courses were offered. Students wishing to follow a career in business might select one of these cours- es: Typing, Business Typing, Short- hand, Machine Math, Bookkeeping, Consumer Economics, Applied Busi- ness Law, or Office Practice. To get on the job training and expe- rience, sixty-five students were enrolled in the distributive education class. T

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To enlighten students in many fields a variety of courses were offered at Po- Hi. The student received the right to make a personal choice of what electives to take. These electives included foreign languages, home economics, music, art, gym, and driveris education. The foreign language department of- fered Latin, French, and Spanish. Foods and clothing were offered in home eco- nomics. The music department consist- ed of band, orchestra, chorale, choir, music theory, and girls' glee cluh. Some non-solid courses offered were girl's and boy's physical education and Revealing their true identities as flower children are Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Gladys Batson, Mr. Voyle dflVCf,S CCluC21tiOI'1. Graham, and Mr. Bill Currens. Preference of Electives Given Po-Hi Students MR. MARK HODGSON: Driver's Education MRS. MARIE MOORE: Girl's Physical Education MR. EARL SULLINS: Boy's Physical Educationg Athletic Director MR. DON FUSS: Boy's Physical Educationg Driver's Education MR. DON LEAVITT: BandgSt:1gc Band MR. A. H. LONG: Orchestra MR, ROBERT MOORE: Choraleg Choir, Girls' Glee Clubg Music Theory MRS. VELMA MITCHELL: Director of Activities: junior Class Sponsor