Putnam City High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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MR. D.D. KIRKLAND Superintendent Having held the position of secretary to Mr. Kirkland for eight years, the duties of this position are very well known to Mrs. Majorie Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard is very ably assisted by Mrs. Lee Mason, who is completing her second year in Mr. Kirkland's service. The responsi- bilities and duties of these ladies are unlimited. Concluding his thirty- ninth year of school exper- ience this year, is Mr. D. D. Kirkland, our superintendent. Eight of these years have been spent in service to Putnam City. During these eight years, we have witnessed many changes in our school system, the latest and the largest being the construction of a new million dollar high- school. Mr. Kirkland also has had the honor of having a new elementary school named after him. SECRETARIES, Mrs. Lee Mason and Mrs. Mariorre Hubbard.

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'91 Qs W-SQ' Secretaries, Mrs. Ruby Taylor and Mrs. Grace Hulsey. To the Class of I958f You could well be called the farewell class, as you will be the last group graduating from this building. Many of you have spent happy and worthwhile hours here. If you have applied yourselves, then you are well prepared to accept the challenge of college training or employment. As you leave, Putnam City Schools are entering into a new era of placing buildings over the district in an attempt to continue to bring the best education to one of Oklahoma's fastest growing school districts. May we all be grateful to Mr. Kirkland, our superintendent, and the board of education for their foresighted planning and leader- ship for continued good education in this community. , cW Leo C. Mayfield New in the office this year is one of Mr. Mayfield's secretaries is Mrs. Ruby Taylor. Be- fore coming to Putnam City, Mrs. Taylor worked with the civil service. Working right along with her is Mrs. Grace Hulsey, who is completing her second year at P. C. Both women know well the duties of their work is greatly appreciated by faculty and stu- dent body alike. Having served Putnam City for several years, Mr. Leo C. Mayfield, our principal, is well qualified to handle any crisis which arises. He, too, has witnessed many im- provements in the school system and we hope he sees many more. Mt. Mayfield is well liked and appreciated by the entire student body. LEO C. MAYFLIELD Principa If V!! A If xxx f 1 7 ,ff ' if 3 lf A, ,fl ., ff A V 1 1 '