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

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This year the yearbook staff would like to dedicate the 69 Wildcat to a sincere person and outstanding teacher, Mrs. Marguerite Bell. For 18 years Mrs. Bell has taught school, nine of these have been at Cen- tral. During these 18 years, her greatest reward has been meeting new people. Besides serving as state officer of American Association of University Wo- men and Daughters of American Revo- lution, she has lead Bluebirds and Camp- fire girls and is active in the church. Mrs. Bell graduated from the Univer- sity of Oklahoma with an AB degree. She then did graduate work at the Uni- versity of Southern California. After her retirement at the close of this year, Mr. and Mrs. Bell plan to go on long trips and enjoy themselves, spending most of their time with friends. Her key to success is, Life flies by so fast, make each day count toward the attainment of some new goal or the ful- fillment of some hope? A few of her enjoyments are teach- ing, listening to her stereo, reading, the symphony, plays, cooking and especially traveling. Mrs. Bell Honored by Yearbook Dedzcatwn

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1 969 WILDCAT PUTNAM CITY CENTRAL JR. HI OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Editors: Lorrie Hutton Jill Mock Sponsor: Mrs. J. Doughty

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ir. lla' V mir Foreword Football games, busy halls, crowded rooms, Shakey's after the game are all certainly No Place To Dream. Because this fits Central Junior High in its continuous growth, year- book staff members feel that No Place to Dream is appropriate as they theme for the '69 Wildcat. As you slowly turn through your yearbook, we hope we have caught the up-beat tempo that separates our school from the others, the happen- thatraseparatcs this year from the . 3,7 Liens 74' X4 M Y :4A.b-in furry , up V fi, . A ilf' , T - , W DQ' . . xii ' I al. 1 is if . A 5 , - -fa.-Tiff- -'f'f57lf'Q Sports Classes