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

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'COME SEE WHAT I HAVE FOUND:' The girls are always eager to en- roll in Mr. Bethe1's class. Could it be because of his wavy blond hair and big blue eyes ? However, when they found that it was necessary to disect worms, grass- hoppers and slippery frogs they decid ed that biology was a little hard to take, especially before lunch, 'NOT A TERM PAPER 'NITH FEVE FIVE-THOUSAND woansv' J R THAN Mrs. Pearce is often regarded as uOur senior mothern. She has guided the seniors through their last year in highschool. As senior sponsor she has directed the publication of the annual The National Honor Society is und her sponsorship. She acts as highscho librarian and teaches English literatu psychology, and business English, BI' ol re r'or 'f..fa :M and I Q , j i zwgi-331 ww. 'yy ., H. Q 1 ' as eva it - 14, 1 , . Q 'I HAVE GRADED SO MANY PAPER THAT I Al SEEING DOUBLE! JUST FIFTY MORE.' Miss Clark teaches sophomore English and finds it quite a task to grade the many papers turned into her. Besides teaching English Miss Clark has a class in sociology and is e sponsor of the junior class. if if

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'SOI YOU'RE IN TROUBLE AGAlN.' That'e the phrase that meets your ears when you are sent to the office by one of the teachers, Ur. Terrill, of course, is the one that states the question. He is the principal of our high school and the former principal of the junior high. Other services he fulfills for our i ilu' or school are those of coaching our basket- ball boys, organizing the curriculum and supervising all discipline. He is the student's friend and adviser. ,.....-g 'YUU ALL uUlT YOU TALK'EN, PLEk5E.' 'Now be careful not to get your plus and minus marks in the wrong place', says Miss Somers, who is the mathe- matics instructor at Putnam City. Miss Somers, a new teacher to the students of Putnam has proven that she can fulfill her duties. Her slow southern drawl and smile has made geometry and algebra much easier for the boys and girls in her classes. -wsu., m.ET's see NOW, START AT Lerrza .1 AND couNT TIME. It is certainly advisable to learn to count before you enroll in one of Mr. Burchardt's classes. In addition to the highschool band, he instructs the junior highschool band and the beginners band, theory and appre- ciation of music, boy's glee club, boy's quartet, junior high girl's glee club and girl's sextet, Baton Twirlers, Solo Club, and brass and woodwind small ensembles,

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HDID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT COFFlN?u The gokes of Mr. Mayfield keep the staf and journalism class in an uproar. As Sponsor of the Putnam News Review he keeps the 'Jimmie Scoop's' using their noses for news. The cubs are always in a dither trying to make the deadline and put the paper to bed. Besides these duties he is also principal of the junior high, 'YOU MUST NOT LOOK AT YOUR KEYBOARDIU It is such a temptation to use the 'hunt and peck' system but Mrs. Fleming insists that all students learn the 'touch' system, When you enter her typing room it sounds like a million wood-peckers are at work because of the noise of the tapping keys. Mrs. Fleming also teaches bookkeeping which causes many students to burn the mid-night oil. 'THIS IS APPHOXIMATELY THE REGION OF MY DOMlClLE,n With such an immense vocabulary does Mr, Carson,our history in- structog express himself, His class es are a challenge to the students as they must consult their diction- aries as well as their texts to com- phrend his lectures. Q3 sy: iff U 'U lu 'u' V V V 6 QQQ?fi5Q6gM SRACE HAR