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

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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

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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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' P - -rf-E v. 7- - ---- w,., - -' '-, - '- ., , , ,H , . l v JK fit 23,1 :yas :gg i ,f M., , . ' 1 - gtg '.-.1 f--5 'gig' . ,Y-. .it ni, H, ' V ---QL-tw.. l.. . ,. AA . ' ' f .ir r ' J 1' Q--fL+i'1' .V ' F' .tr-5 '. - 1. ' . '4 nz' i 55 wg ' W' J' 5 . 'i - -211: ', 'f 'L 'gi ' KH 'E . 'P tg 1' ' NI tw 'gg 1 t J .- ... . r z. It Boys getting before-game jitters . . . cheerleaders practic- ing to perfect their routines . . . Pep Club girls rushing to their seats so as not to get a demerit . . . the crowd running to get their popcorn and get back so they won't miss any- thing are all a part of sports at Central. Loads of excite- ment, tension and spirit is felt by everyone. There is even more excitement in eating pizza and drinking cokes at Shakey's after the game when there has been a victory for the Wildcats. Backed by the entire school, the team downed arch-rival Hefner Jr. High in the season's biggest clash, putting the Wildcats high in conference standings. Helping to boost spirit at all the games were cheerleaders fpictured belowj Cheryl Womack, Daryl Anderson, Pam Marrs, Cindy Black, Sandi Wright and Camessa Smith. He ner Defeat Highlights Football Season to ' V .-uhonekbwl ,: 13, N , t,'. f. -- . P rl.. ' 4. lx ff , Crepe-paper streamers fall from Captain Frankie Williams as hc runs through the victory hoop held by thc Pep Club decora- ting committee before the Hefner game. iv I ...infix '- I .