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

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DedlC5'lIE5'VT t The Seniors of 1952 proudly dedicate this year book to the coaching staff of Putnam City High School. Miss Lucille Mills girls basketball, Mr. John Gavula football and track, Mr. Carter Burney basketball and base- ball, and Mr. Ted Snyder wrestling make up our staff. These coaches have proven to be fine examples of good sportsmanship and fair play. They have implanted these qualities in the students. It is with much grat- itude that this book is dedicated.

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Letter to the Senior 1952 As you leave the halls and classrooms of Putnam City High School, a place that most of you hold dear to your hearts, my best wish- es go with you. You are to be congratulated on your accomplishments this far. Many of you have made outstanding rec- ords in one or more phases of your school life. After graduation some of you will be more successful than others. However, where ever you find yourself you may also find hap- piness in service and citizenship. Education without good citizenship traits leaves you far short of your potential mark. Yes, regardless of what station you may as- sume in life, good citizenship will always put you in good stead. Serve God and Country and you cannot fail. Be proud of your school and return to it Often- Sincerely, 14 cn ' Mr. Leo C. Mayfield, Principal,is a constant inspiration to. all of us because of his help, 39, and Warm friendship. He has principal of Putnam City highschool for five years. Mr. Mayfield has a B.A. Degree and a M.Ed. Degree. A new personality at Putnam City highschool - loved by all - is Office Secretary, Ruth Anne Miller. Leo C. May ie d, Principal if The School Board who works be- hind the scenes for our welfare are: Left to Right: Mr. D. D. Kirklandg secretary, Mrs. Wendell Hubbardg president, Mr. Troy Sheltong Dr. W. H. Cooperg Mr. G. M. Salmong vice president, Mr. A. A. Lynng Mr. Charles Rayl. LIGHTS OUT!! and all's clear for another week-end.