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

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Members of the Glee Club were Mrs. Dunn, R. Meharg, J. Brown J Tumble T Lazzcllc L Whltaker P Jones Thrro Row J C. Barnes, R. McCorke1, R. Vickers, M. Castro, K. Green, T. Verteh P Coffey M Smnth M Shlrley I' Kerr C Hardm D Manuel, L. Bouse, D. Crockett. Second Row: S. Miller, K. Smith Trdmorc F Llwson D Banks C Russell D Butcher L Callo L. Weathers, S. Neel, G. Pritchett, R. Mason, P. Ross, P. Tanner way and B Payne Chorus Gives Per ormances or Students, Members of the Girls Choir were: S. Long, P. Powell, C. Welsh Cook, P. Marrs, C. Black, M. Lusk, C. Miller, M. Scott, and L. Bowen. Second Row: J. Blackstock, J. Waymon, D. Clayton, C Norsworthy, K Ochsner, L. Jones, D. Taylor, S. Noakes, C. Jac iq G Members of the Boy's Chorus were Ctop rowl D. Bernard, C V Bridges G Bloomer H Crockett S Blanchard P Corvm S Calloway, B. Hicks, J. Powell, T. Hogan, C. Howerton, R. Moore Tucker Not shown R Freeman K Hurst M Atwell M Colvm Cmiddle rowj T. Lewis, S. Hyden, D. Carlton, R. Brown, D. Col and M KlIlCdlCl well, R, Ykema, C. Berry. Cbottom rowj Mrs. Dunn, R. Hughes ,, 1 flii-R

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f Enthusiasm and hard work marked this yeuris band students as they per- formed m concerts and sports events. Under the direction of Mr. David Ray, the band set its purposes at creating school spirit, enriching musical abil- ities. Chosen by auditions, members were divided into Honor Band, Ad- vanced Band and l 10-seat seventh grade band. Band socks it to 'em!! Students making up the Advanced Band were M. Reed, L. Myers, Griffin, C. Bart, J. Melton, K. Wells, M. McQuery, B. McClleand, R. Wade K. Bell, D. Craig, D. Beavers, S. Ellis, R. Bowen, J. B. Putehett, Third Row: Mr. Ray, C. Mayfield, T. Ferry, C. Bacon, B. Crezon. Second Row: M. Rose, D. lfry, M. Magill, T. Lowery, J. Kuykendale, M. Atwood, S. Ransey, R. Pittman, B. Long, K. Langford, P. Pursur, B. Nygteen, M. Gion, S. Guion, M. Thrash, M. Van Gundy, B. Elrod, R. McKee, C. Sanders. Working up a routine for the game are Practice, practice and more practice is the they are drilled C3611 day fOr HPPCHIHHCCS Vicki Scheulenf Duma Craig, and Vlckl motto of the 7th grade woodwind class as and C0l1lZCStS- Patterson- 'v idi:?'s-7 T if ' I ri, j' 'Q 357: .1 . . N '1 Biff We X gf' ,'f l it W' 'Yr W. .b, ,D 7 X-.. my A A

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Checking out files were Library Club members Kristie Johnson, and Alice Gorena. Angela Jones, Cindy Caldwell, Cheryl Pitts, Library Club members browse through the book stacks before meeting is called to order. Library Adds Up Book F ines, AV Shows Films Long hours of practice were in store year as they prepared for Tri-State, the Bethany contest and the Thanksgiving and Spring Festivals. Other activities included fund-raising and Shepherd Mall, and Sangato Melseys. they attended a Hefner Festival for freshman boys and girls. The sponsor was Mrs. Dunn. Filing cards, stamping books and checking fines were for Chorus this Library Club had a Christmas party, sponsored an art show, and made book marks for books that have been checked out. Sponsor was Mrs. Warren. The announcement is made! 4'Eighth grade Science classes report to the balcony for films. Students and teachers depend on the group of 14 boys and two girls that make up the AV department to supply and run those learning films. projects, P.T.A. In February all a part of a library aides work. Members of the Members of the Audio Visual Club were Mr. Ewer, sponsorg Mark llanstein, reportcrg Val Mendez, vice-presidentg Jolm Spurlock, pres- identg Paula Strickland, secretary-treasurer. Second row: Brent Pifer, Cody Crabtree, Adjusting one of the A. V. projectors are Dan Lorett and sponsor Mr. Ewer. John Whitsett, Dan Lorett, Jeff Barrett, and Leslie Bowen. Third Row: Jim Boggs, Andy Russell, John Tompkins, Eddie McClain, Larry Brewer, Steve Snead, and Bob Hol- brook. '1 'd