Putnam City Central Junior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Day in and day out Central is def- initely No Place to Dream for teach- ers. With all of their worries, such as How am I going to cover 50 pages of this book in only three days or When am I going to find enough time to grade all ol' these papersfl there is much lost sleep. This year at Central there is a fac- ulty of 67, 28 of them being new at Putnam City, compared to a student body of 1512. Their job in directing all students academically and socially is performed untiringly, however, and their guidance extends past the limits of the normal school day. . -,E-I FN idle., Centru1's counselors, Mrs. Bea Schantz, Mr. SCAT, DAT and STEP tests given in Octo- Jack Witt and Mrs. Phyllis Webb, go over the ber. Round-the-Clock Job Con rants Busy Faculty -- 5' qisi1lj,4', With the aid ofgesturcs and diagrams, Coach behind football for confused Pep Club Mem- John Arnold tries to explain the strategy bers. l J 1 IL -1' 1:19 5 Arg '20,- .,.-1. .- , t. -.r.A,egU.-. .ii-.9 :S . .ffl ual -Heirs., wt' .im U V 5

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9, L 4' :w-., 3 I' Ffa 4 F1 :-fl ,gli Mrs. Judy Doughty shows Connie Smith On her first stop before entering the class- how to Crop piCtUrCS fOr the YG21fb00k- room is Mrs. Marjorie Masopust picking up her mail. Principal Lendal Stevens and Vice-Princi- for parents to follow at Open House held pal Kenneth O'Hagen make out a schedule November ll.

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'31,,j.u. ' x.:' 1 lr- u SQ , , C 1s,.....3 A -qu . Scoring the two extra points that clinched the Hefner win, Joe Lin- der slams through tough Viking linemen to cross the goal line. Football captains Duke Webb, Frank Williams and Mark Kennedy piloted the Wildcats through a winning season. ,-, s--A fhlwt ,df f i el f Qu n-aZ,N f .fs Cheering fans and fervent Pep Club members counted the seconds as the game ended with a score of 8-6. Trying to elude a Moore tackle, a Wildcat team member charges for the goal line as the time runs out. ,, l