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

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Physical Abilities Illustrated by All Patti West James Gilmore Tresa Hall 101111 MHECIS Girls P.E. Boys P.E. GIIIS P-Ea Boys P-E. QV-fr Joe Farmer James Nelson Festus Smith 101111 -'fIl101d Shop Industrial Arts IHdUSfri2l Arts C0aCl1'1' 00532111 Woodwork, leathercraft, metal work and practical experience with machines were in store for shop stu- dents. Mr. Farmer headed this depart- ment. YQ W Af w. A new subject for both boys and girls was offered in the department for the first time this year, Mechanical Drawing was taught by Mr. Smith and Mr. Nelson. Jumping jacks and sit-ups, personal hygiene, and outdoor sports are a part of physical education, a required sub- ject for all seventh grade students. ln- troduction to exercises and body de- mands are emphasized. Individual sports and team work are stressed with hopes that the students will develop enough interest to continue on their own. ' Coaching the Central Wildcat foot- ball team to a winning season was Mr. John Arnold. Mr. Arnold came here sixth hour to coach football. When he was not at Central he taught a gym class at Coronado Heights Elementary School. Working behind the school clean-up scenes were Mr. Ayers, Mr. Howard, Mr. Rice, Mr. Lake, Mr. O'Riley, Mr. Chapelle, Mr. How- ell, and Mr. Conely, Central'sjanito1's.

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Student Council Promotes School Projects Two Council members round up gifts after money was collected for toys for the needy. Discussing Student Council policies before Mrs. Pat Harris, second from left, stepped down at mid-term are sponsors Mrs. Paula Plummer, Mrs. Harris, Miss Elaine Wells, and Mrs. Lucy Petitt. Counting cans after the drive are Tim Gro- gan, presidentg Sharon Sheriff, vice-presi- An active Student Council led the school through a successful can drive, candy sale and garage sale this year. Officers and representatives from each homeroom collected more than 2,000 cans for needy families at Christmas time, and homerooms brought gifts for children in Enid. Striving to pay for the new curtains in Central's auditorium, the Council held a garage sale in November and installed a pay phone by the school. A sea of red and white yelling chants . . .a constant reminder that our teamisn the best . . . unlimited enthusiasm . . .and well contained dissapointment . . . Central's Pep Club and cheerleaders boosted the entire school in spirit. History was made when the club sponsored the first dance at CJH in conjunction with the locat PTA, and Sondra Norton joined those formerly honored with the title All Sports Queen. Sponsors included Mrs. West, Miss Hall, and Mrs. Ward. dentg Susan Suttle, secretaryg Darcy Dancer, treasurerg and Marsha Banther, reporter. 5 - Fi Ili-Q'