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

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Hoarse voices, sore throats, red hands, prooi of never-ending spirit i PEP CLUB MEMBERS are, FRONT ROW: Jeri Teevan, Stephanie Tucker, Susan Bailey, Cindy Witten, Patricia Thigpen, Vlieta Humphrey, Debbie Smith, Janet Kraemer, Charlotte Brown, Ruth Bourgoine, Jill Johnson, Shari Bush, Elizabeth Hazelwood, and Vonna Howell. ROW 2: Diane Determan, Kellie Mallory, Paul Hancock, Kristi Mallory, Kathy Newman, Judy Janssen, Janet Irwin, Susan Burshek, Cindy Bramlett, -Natalie Almen, Lynelle Robinson, Lisa Christie. Karen Jones, and Karen Bramlett. ROW 3: Karen Utnage, Nancy Bailey, Pam St. Cyr, Susan White, Christy Rector, Vicky Gilbert, Patty Miller, Dori Bennett, Janice Balkenbush, Debbie Miller, Dana Wellner, Susan Bowman, Brenda Melvin, and Cathy I Bash. ROW 4: Amanda Ballard. Tracy Simcoe, Cindy Kendall, Terri Rose, Tammy Horton, Myrla Koch, Sandy Woolum, Jean Cieminski, Becky Fair, Lori Bills, Sheri Ashmore, Gina Hunt, Cindy Hawk, DaLyn Drechsler, and Dianne Smith. ROW 5: Jana Rogers,ATerri LaPoma, Patti Parsons, Sheila Beck, Lynn Bjork, Gayle Arnold, Patti Calvery, Joni Wheeler, Denise Young, Vicki Hunt, Theresa Daniel, Cecilia Dubberstein, Kathy Strozdas, Kelley O'Neal, Roberta Geis, Kary Martin, and Peggy Hall. ROW 6: Wendy Gillespie. Sharon Steward, Amy Rohlfs, Linda Carr. Patti Dorn, Barbi Brooks, Lynn Payne, Cathy Amberg, Julie Jessup, Penny Stubbs, Debby Shaw, Kim Carpenter, Carol Sutton, Beverly Dickson, Sara Phelps, and Debbie Brooks. ROW 7: Debby Gilleland, Lori McCracken, Teresa Foxhaven, Linda Hughes, Donna. Smith. Jamie Johnson, Mari Yarholar, Carol Sim- mons, Donna Kay Graybill. Kathy Gallagher. Mary Ann Carter, Debbie Crosby, Linda Grooms, Debra Hager, and Ruthanna Kline. ROW 8: Anna Clymer, Sandy Anderson, Tonya Radford, Ginger Velotta, Jeanne Harrell, Jill Braaten, Belinda Jackson, Cindy Douglas, Sheri Martin, SaDawna Oliver, Mari Clemens, Carolyn McGuiniss, Deana Brun oeber, Shelley Isaacs, Kathy Sharpe, Linda Blume, and Penny Smith. ROW 9: Jana Parker, Kim Mathews, Kellie Leach, Cecilia Hays, Sy Walkup, Liz White, Kathy Van Wagner, Linda Redding, Janet Walters, Michele Wexler, Diana Whitaker, Jamie Peterson, Suzy Taylor. Sarah Stone, and Vickie Rogers. ROW 10: Linda Whittington, Dana Land, Sherry Leonard, Mary Ann Lessly. Ginette Wooldridge, Tami Tibbits, Karen Davie, Kim Thompson, Karen Cofer, Joan Brackin. Michele Harris, Dana Miller, Anna Moore, Denise Patton, Lee Ann Berkenbile, and Gail Killmon. ROW 11: Melinda Hart, Karol Reno, Jamie Frazier, Cindy Touhey, Sadie Smitherman. Martha Esser, Nancy Jones, Carol Mason, Peggy Duty, Drew Barber, Robin Tankersley, Holly Hedrick, Pam Hart, and Amy Galiga. ROW 12: Julie Dixon, Karen Lavender, Debbie Bennett, Linda Gamble, Terri Teel, Sharlene Shaffer, Becky Packham, Juli Powers, Dana Pierce, Debi Morton, Kristie Rosson. Karen Myers, Stephanie Snare, and Marsha Walter. 1. WE LOVE YOU! Pep Club shows their love for the football team with a sign containing all the guy's names. 2. ANYTHING FOR AN AUTOGRAPH! Pep Club Pledges wen! to all lengths to secure signatures, as demonstrated by these brave Pledges atop the candy machines. 114 Pep Club as f

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Getting away trom the in-school activities, came a dance which we sponsored. This was a chance for the girls to ask the guys out for a night to enjoy. The theme, Barn-Dance , gave us an insight ot what it would be like. It was a big switch from usual dances. We dressed in country style clothes where the girls brought picnic lunches for her and her date. Two completely different bands, a bluegrass and rock put their skills together to set the mood tor the dance. Also contributing to the mood was the coronation of Mr. I Buccaneer along with the barnyard games we played, such- as bobbing for apples. These events along with the many others, tit together to produce a fun year for us all. ra 4. ALL ABOARD! Ready to support the basket- ball team at an away game, pep club members board the bus prior to their departure for Edmond. 5. FULL MEDITATION! Full co-operation from all sides is illustrated by Mr. James Hamilton ll: , I aan ulau, I luspn, llnuu Immun :rung 1 rf' mann' 'lfnnuv' :llunugnn liugp ,s o L ' u.v '.e' and pep club sponsor Mrs. Katie Phelps when they discuss pep club plans. 6. RIBBON POWER! Ribbon sales to raise money for pep club are bolstered by Teresa Mueggenburg who peddles her wares during lunch to Christi Thurman and Julie Rennie. Pep Club ll3

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I PEP CLUB PLEDGES are FRONT ROW: Lisa Cashion, Sandy Van Wagner, Dixie Hyatt, Gina Quinn, Susie Phillips, Shelley Stiner, Nancy Whittington, Denise Radose- vich, Julie Aduddell, Liz Money, and Cara Hall. ROW 2: Sherry Mason, Barbie Blight. Karen Klick, Brenda Belson, Kathy Bellah, Kathy Miller, Debbie Monisscy. Donna Gibson, Cindy Hart, and Kim Ragan. ROW' 3: Becky Ashworth. Ce Ce Welch, Teresa Crump, Karen Langston, Melody Sunderland. Mickey Barrett, Beth Davis, Leslie Kitton, Laura Smith, Tracie Webb, Pam Wall, Cathy Pinion, and Cynde Phelps. ROW 4: Diana Sullivan. Julie Brinkworth, Tacy Pullen, Vickie Stone, Cynthia Jones, Sue Clapp, Teresa Jeldy, Cindy Reneau, Shari Hudson, Jan Callaway, Shelley Dixon, Lisa Burns. and DeEllen Brown, ROW 5: Beverly Nicklcs, Julia Bole, Dena Bryant, Kristi Wassilak, Cecilia Sandlin, Lisa Bond, Kay Carmichael, Kathy Rose, Jane Watson, Kitten Lewis, Jeanne Lanata, Peggy Anderson. Tawana Radford, Kevin Gray, Terri Robertson. ROW' 6: Kay Johnston, Dorothy Newcomb. Kelly Hedrick, Debbie Donley, Kelley Thomas. Debbie Harris, Shryl Bowlware, Carrie John- son, Judy Havelka, Holly White, Lisa Shipman, Nancy Glos, Debbie Richardson, Kelley Green, and Marsha Love. ROW' 7: Delia Gutierrez, Caroline Smith, Lisa Capozzi, Jan Carter, Cathy Roberts, Lori Cox, Shalaine Cook, Pam Bracken, Julie Burkett, Dorie Fillmore, Cindy Wyrrick, Janet Dunlap, Jill Neal, Debbie Wilson. Sandra Thompson, Sharon Edmiston, and Patty Oleson. ROW' 8: Susan Thompson, Kathy Wenzl, Michele Riley, Marla Bramall, Gail Bender, Christi Thurman, Sandy Tucker, Jan Young, Cheryl Chandler, Lorie Spengler, Caroline Emerson, Kim Knox, Carol Ferguson, Janet Schmid, Denise LeGrand, D'Ann Butler, and Sam Burks. ROW 9: Vicki Nash. Carrie Bernardy, Kaye Kirk, Susan Quatro, Vicki Mueggen- borg, Kathy Harris, Karen Weise, Christy Carlile, Pam Forducey, Cindy Goff, Kathy Douglas. Glenda Gray, Dianna Hall, Debbie Sheehan. Kim Stinson, Kelly Hembree, Lisa Henley, and Diane Stubbs. R011' 10: Carol McDonald, Christine Freeh. Kathy Shook, Tammy Polen, Donna Clark, Gay George, Diana Wilson, Karla Price, Patty Steigerwald, Dianna White, Julie Murrell, Anne Allen, Mary Keeney, Jana Marple, Nancy Snyder, Carla Robinson, Rissa Mallett, Kathy Wilson, Debbie Pilkinton, Candy Cochran. and Dallas White. ROW 11: Toni Rahill. Kelly McKanna, Mary Meyerson. Julie Jones, Carol Schnorrenberg, Nancy Johnson, Jae Emerson, Amy Hamilton, Vicki Murrell. Kelly Hefner, Kathy Mills, Sue Langley, Danisa Haggard. Denise Pennington, Vickie Ellison, Tami Feronti, Klaire Keller, Traci Smith, Barbie Miller, Terri Lundeen, Cathy Durant, Jamie Teel, and Cheri Carter. ROW 12: Leanne Ortiz, Beth Lee. Deidre Andrews, Rita Phipps, Linda Leonard, Cindy Latimer, Susan Ehlers. Barbara Downing, Debbie Duvall, Pam Delong, Pam Wilkins, Cathy Thomas, Candi Claunch, Debby Lawrence, Julie Rennie, Nancy Hendren, Rhonda McMahon, Jenny Ray, Melanie Wood. Linda Schumann, and Jana Huffstutler. ROW 13: Stephanie Hershberger. Terri Welker, Diane Gallagher. Cathy Cutler, Robin Rainey, Diana Thomas, Cindy Pugh, Deidre Smitherman, Donna Morton. Vicki Seeger, Mary Rix, Nickie Minyen, Liz Nation, Joan Downing, and Robin Kelly. V 'I it h su .. .,. Hoarse voices from screaming, red hands from clapping and bruised knees from falling out of bleachers were the results of being a loyal mem- ber of our Princess Pirate Pep Club. All of us joined together for one pur- pose - to cheer our athletic teams to victory. We had 206 members and 224 pledges. Both groups complemented the other just as our members' orange uniforms and our pledges' black uni- forms complemented each other. Our pledges consisted mainly of sophomores and a few juniors and seniors. We were victims of Pledge Day - the fateful day in which we were required to garb ourselves in a huge box over a knee-length skirt and apply streaks of war paint to our faces. ln spite of the dayfs many em- barrassing moments, we felt proud to be official Pep Club Pledges. Our pledges were the newcomers and often the most enthusiastic, mem- bers were the more dignified but equally exuberant participants. We, the members, had the fun of giving pledges a hard time on Pledge Day and of acting experienced at the first games. All of us had an opportunity to join in the fun of riding buses to the away games, going to pep club meetings, getting into games on discount and feeling the great satisfaction of know- ing that we gave encouragement to our school's teams. All our hard work was sure worth it because we were number ONE! Pep Club 115