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

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Our superintendent, Mr. D. D. Kirkland, has accomplished much in the three years he has been here. Prior to this time he was Superintendent at McAlester for nine years. He has A.B. and M.Ed. degrees. 4-fzalmzfn fair a..ii'0rv Dear Seniors: May I take this opportunity to say for you what I believe many of you are thinking? I am referring to the experience that has been provided for all of us by having had on our campus this year a student from another country. I know that you are thinking that the experience has been pleasant for us since we welcomed this friendly lad to our school in Sep- tember. He has won a place in all our hearts by his willingness to participate in our activities, to do things, that on many occasions must have seemed odd to his way of life. He has certainly kept up his end of the bargain by his work, attitude, and co- operation in the classroom. As the time comes for him to leave our halls and classrooms Cas it also comes for you, dear Seniorsl, may we wish him God Speed in his journey. May we also hope that he takes as good an impression of us to his country as he has left with us. Yes, Seniors, in years to come you may say I graduated from Putnam City High School in 1953, the year we had Fredrick Hitzer, the German boy with us, you know. t year w pra i.ce ter- national Democracy. C Mrs. Marjorie Hubbard is Mr. Klrkland's secretary and has been here three years also. She is a grad- uate from Southeasterr College and has a B.S degree. Mrs. Erllne Sedberry, has been Mr. Mayf1eld's secre tary for only one year, but everyone has learned to ap- preclate her. She attended Baylor University at Waco. Texas .and Central City Commercial College. .-Y Q. ' Mr. Leo C. Ma field has been principalat Putnam City High School foiy six years. Hereceived his A.B. at North- eastern State College, and, his M.Ed. at O.U. Mr.. May- field also did graduate work at the University of Southern California.

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Qonfen fs if sf Qfwukdv ' Qffylm f.xmv?MI Pictured here are the members of our school board with the Superintendent Mr. D. D. Kirkland. The clerk is Mrs. Marjorie Hubbard, and the President is Mr. A. A. Lynn, -the Vice President, Mr. G. Ti. Salmon, and the other members are Mr. CharlesF. Rayl, Mr. E. W. Patzack, and Dr. W. H. Cooper.

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ANNUAL STAFF Editor ,....,.... Marilou Brodell Co-Editor ...,,.. Martha Sheriff Business Manager -Frank Fowler Ass't. Bus. Mgr. -. .... .Sue Davis Art Editor ..., Marianelle Wallis Copy Editors ..,, Virginia Hicks, Marilyn McEvers Publicity Manager ---. Jack Blatt Theme Advisor ,..., -Fred Hitzer Sponsor -.. ..,, Mr. J. D. Hoffman Photographer ,.....a Les Wagner What'sAfor lunch? These are the first to know. They are the ladies who serve us the food in our cafeteria. Left to right are.Amy Hooper, Irene Sullivan, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Hadley Brown, Mrs. Lois Elliot, Mrs. Mary McKown, Mrs. McKean, Mrs. Lola Cates, and not shown is Mrs. Lola Avants. we . H, ,K . It's a long walk for some of us if that was our only mode of transportation to PCHS but thanks to these men, we all have it fairly easy. Standing are Frank Tidwell, Wal- ter Thacker, W. O. McPherson, R. F Canning, Everett Knox, Alvis Allen, and R. N Cook. Seated, Harold gn2gIht,dGerald Dryden, Dale Horton, Ira Aker, and C. . ar . Will you open the typing room door for me?,' and many other such questions are faced by these two very nice gentlemen, Henry Martin and George McMinn, our custodians, who besides their routine duties of keeping the school neat and doing a few repairs do favors for any of us if we ask anything of them. was A skinned knee. or a cut finger is nothing to Mrs. Ettie Van Horn, the school nurse. She is a very patient and ei- ficient person as you have to be when you deal with as many chil- dren a day as she does.