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

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CORENE WARD Basketball '5l: '52i '53 Softball '51 Pep Club '5l: '52: '53: Treasurer '53 Who's Who '52 Journalism Staff '53: Sports Reporter '53 F.H.A. '51 Ambition: Secretary Nick name: Benle EUGENE WILLIAMS All School Play '5l: '52 Jr. Play '52 I.U.A. '52 Debate Club '5l: '52 Projection Club '53 Ambition: Lawyer Nick name: Gene 'Qs JANET WATSON Chorus '51-1 '52 Pep Club '5l: '52: '53 Ambition: Teacher Nick name: Jan BETTY WILLIAMS Office Staff '53 I.U.A. '52 Ambltlon: Airline Hostess Nlck name: Rusty Q Y 5 x DOROTHY WELDON Pep Club '51 12 Year Club '53 Jr. Play '52 Chorus '53 Library Staff .'51 Ambltlonz Telephone Operator Nick name: Dodle DONNA WILSON Annual Staff '51 Sophomore Class Secre- tary '51 Student Council '52 Who's Who '51 Library Staff '52 Ambition: Housewife Nick name: Red KARL WHITACRE Projectlon Club '53 Ambltlon: Accountant Nlck name: Karl TEX GARY Projection Club '53 Safety Patrol '53 Ambition: Engineer Nick name: Te' I 4

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1- SHORTHAND II BUSY AT WORK Q The shorthand II class taking dictation at 150 words a minute. Mailable copies are always perfect. W we. BILL PERRY Junior Class Treasurer '52 I.U.A. '53 Ambition: Engineer Nick name: Willy COLLEEN WOOD6 Chorus '513 '52g '53 Ambition: To become an Artist Nick name: Connie e can dream can't ANITA WARD Basketball '5l: '52g '53: Queen Runner-up '51 I.U.A. '5l: '52g ,'53 Student Council '52g '53 Pep Club '51p '52g '53 Softball '51 Ambition: Secretary Nick name: Nita SHIRLEY WHEELIS Student Council '51 F.H.A, '5lg '52g '53: President '53 Pep Club '5lg '52q '533 Pledge Mistress '53 l.U.A. '53 Jr. Play '52 Journalism Staff '53: Exchange Editor '53 Ambition: Get Married Nick name: Shirley 1

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enzfoljs 'Will We, the Senior Class of Putnam City High' School, do hereby declare ourselves to be properly educated in the scholastic arts of our times, highly educated ln all matters that do or do not concern us. During our many years of roaming the halls of ole' P.C.H.S., the members of the class of '53 have acquired some valuable and- priceless traasurers which we feel would be unwise to leave without deslngatlng the proper recipients. Therefore, we leave this document to be read and faithfully carried out upon our leaving. To all the under-classmen we leave all the fun, unity and school spirit which we have enjoyed during our high school years. To our instructors we leave the hopes for prompter students, quieter halls and assemblies, better classes and last our thanks for the patience and effort they have put forth on our behalf. Don Adams leaves his beat up specs to Marinelle Wallis. Robert Allen leaves his loving ways to Don Pasquella. Charles Bevill wills his good looks to Rudy Minson. Johnny Camp leaves his love for the referees to Everett Van Dorn. Ralph Cherry leaves with his high-powered Pontiac. Alton Clifton wills his naturally black hair to Jim Weaver. Jimmy Coln leaves his mean uke playing to Gordon Wells. Billy Cook leaves his track ability to David Ellis. Wallace Cox has nothing to leave, he's taking it all with him. Edward Dixon leaves his courtesy in class to Robert Bleakley. Tom Edmonds leaves his reverent ways to Billy Landsburger. Ernest Farrah wills his easy going ways to Jimmy Henderson. Kenneth Fern leaves his mischieviousness to Julia Shields. Alithug Fortner leaves his beautiful high-squeaky voice to Don or . Frank Fowler wills his little sister, Sue, to the good of the school. Tex Gary and Karl Whitacre leave their movie showing to Ronnie Stinchcomb and James Clendenin. John Giles leaves his arguments to anyone able to keep up the pace, namely Tom Capshaw. Bob Gilmore wills his careful driving to Susie Summers. Romeo Jimmf' Hadlock leaves his courting ability which he learn- ed from El a Belle. Fred Hitzer leaves his carefully cultivated line to Lyle Myric. Gene Holplper leaves his friendliness with the Hi-Way Patrol to Leroy cG'ee. Don Holzberlein leaves many thanks to Bruce Jackson. Dudley Johnson leaves his Southern drawl to Charles Townsend. Philip Kapp leaves his string of broken hearts to Raymond Jackson. Alvin Keely leaves his wrestling trunks to Ronnie Beckett. Gary Kirnsey wills his address book to Larry McClain. Larry Kirkland leaves his Dad to the undergraduates. Ronald Klopfenstein leaves his deck of cards to John Ed Allen. Neal McCaleb leaves his irresistability to Bill Jackson. Charles Martz and Paul Reed leave their perfect record of attend- ance in English 6th hour to Sharon Elam and Sherrill Wright. Harry Miller wills his strong silent personality to Harry Dugger. Carl Mitchell leaves his A in English to Jim Tilly. Steve Morrison wills his insignificant height to Dan Cline. Gene Nemecek leaves his hair-do to John Franken. Roddy Norberg wills his axle grease to Gene Bellamy. Bill Perry leaves in a cloud of smoke. Bobby Pringle leaves his crew-cut to Ted Frazier. Mike Pugh and Jeanne Munday leave their dates and differences to Philip Mason and Randy Roberts. Leo Raidt leaves his brain to Vernon'Cooley. Phil Rattan leaves on a safari to find the perfect kitten. Malcolm Rischard wills his little red flag to Bob Morren. Earl Robinson speeds off in his motor boat to explore Lake Holder- closer , er - we mean Overho1ser . Sherwood Salliday wills his patriotism to the draftees. Edward Shadid has nothing to leave but his letter jacket and he wouldn't leave it to anyone. James Small leaves his way with the women to Larry Fash. Billy Smith wills his dumb jokes to Jackie Krutsinger. Jack Smith wills his Santa Claus whiskers tln a few yearsl to Bob- by Shaver. Jimmy Stone leaves his tuba to Donald Webb. Duane Swihart leaves, are you surprised? Mak Terry leaves his wise cracks to Beverly Kirkpatrick. Charles Thomas wills his Many women to Jerry Pinion. Earl Thomas leaves his eyebrows to anyone with false eyebrows. Glen Thomas wills his wandering ways to Don Mayer. Thompson leaves his Tiddley Winks talents to Norman ml . Harlis Underwood leaves his private talks with Mr. Mayfield to Roy Avants. Max Wallace wills his Bugology to Carl Wimberly. Dan Walters wills his Boy Scout neckerchief to Eddie Goodman. Eugene Williams wills his beat-up play books to Elaine Leverich. Gene Huey leaves his love for Putnam to David Heckard. Kenneth Oller wills his sincere ways to Johnny Campbell. Roslyn Abel and Lorraine Beamer leave their peep hole in the door going to the gym, to next year's 6th hour office girls. Marilou Brodel leaves her giggle to Ann Riser. Carolyn Cobb wills one slightly used red hair to Margaret Page. Natalie Crochett leaves her library books to Shirley Barham. Sue Ann Davis wills her I-Iey! Wait for me to anyone with a weak mind, strong lungs and little feet. Mary Lou Dee leaves one dangling ear ring to Joyce Moore. Patsy Francis wills her companionship with the teachers to Jan Murphy. Avis Fuller leaves her unused books to Faith Fuller. Darla Gallamore leaves her pretty black hair to Patsy Needham. Ruthie Gardner wills her Indian moccassins to any stray Indians running around the halls. Betty Gillespie wills her cute bangs to Norma Smith. Shirley Gilpin leaves her datebook Ol to Gay Roberts. Barba Hedges leaves her two-tone hair to Pat Dunham. Virginia Hicks wills her business-like attitude to Phil Emerick. Barbara Hollaway leaves her nurses uniform to Marcis Hughes. Sally Porter wills her ability to ditch and get by with it to Ray Jernigan. Nancy Israel leaves one ounce of her brain to Earl Mitchell. Mildred Keller leaves her paint brush to Wanda Courtney. Clara Kincaid wills her ability to catch her man to Delores Shaw. Mary Ella Krahl leaves Goode's to Carolyn Shillings. Beverly Lawson leaves her Honey Bun to Jackie J inks. Dorothy Long wills .her cookbook to - er, on second thought no- body woul want lt. Greta Lucas wills her timidness to Euima Kelly. Georgia Lynn leaves the bucket she carries her tunes in to Glenna Helm. Marilyn McEvers leaves her ieans to Ellen Wycoff. Ida Jo Mankin leaves her art gum eraser to Jack Blatt. Ruby Minson wills her loud voice to Francis Stone. Jean Morrow leaves her faithfulness to Kay Hepp. Joann Nichols leaves her Wim, Wigor and Witality to Rita Swanda. Norma Parchman leaves her admiration for Mr. Leon to his pros- pective students. Virginia Penn wills her book worm to Judith McKeen. Lynda Pyle leaves her cute clothes to Dixie Moeller. Twila Reed leaves her homemaking abilities to Marsha Stewart. Wanda Robinson wills one yacht to Mr. Crouch so he can send any future students with her mathematical aptitude on a slow boat to China. Barbara Rush wills 17, of her energy to Shirley Terry. Wilma Sadler leaves her friendliness to Pat Byrd. Barbara Schmidt leaves her pony tail to all horse lovers. Cara Lee Segler wills her patience to Anita Hammer. Martha Sheriff leaves her dumb questions and bright answers to Barbara Brown. Ann Hoye wills her wedding rings to Jackie DeHart. Joann Stone wills her innocent face and ways to Norma Prescott. Louise Turner leaves her gift of gab to Peggy Sue Fletcher. Shirley Wagner wills her pretty eye-lashes to Shirley McFarland Anita Ward leaves her basketball ability to Ann Hales. Corene Ward wills her basketball ability to Ann Hales. Janet Watson leaves her sailor t0 Mau' O'Neal. Shirley Wheelis leaves her pledges as a memorial. Dorothy Weldon leaves her bubble gum to Stanley Smith. Betty Williams wills her quietness to Gail Case. . Donna Wilson leaves her admiration for wrestling matches to Georgia Whatoff. Colleen Woods leaves her faithfulness to the birds. We, the Senior Class of Putnam City High School in the year 1953 A.D. declare the above doctrine to be our last will and testament assigned, sealed and delivered. To become effective in September: