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

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' is N 4... 1 1- YST These men of broom and mop are Mr. James Cross and Mr. John Martin. We are fully appreciative of the fine work they are doing in keeping this school clean, wholesome, and tidy. Life of Riley 1.- 'X 'X Q BL .. 1.3, 1' . a 9 U vs'-1 Q yr These husky out-of-door men are responsible for the commuting service extended to the greater percentage of students of Putnam City. These bus operators must be willing to brave cold, storm, and flood that their load might reach its destination safely. These smiling faces belong to the ladies who so ably give of their time and cooking talent in the preparation of our twenty- five cents lunches, which are always attractive, appetizing, and nutritious.

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SERXHCEA- ,, fl .A . .LE Quiz Kids A .act , Mr? 3 E X . ri 3 si K fl, Peeking out from behind the symbols which portray the high ideals and stand- ards of their society are the officers Lorraine Forman, Doris Mounts, Mary Lou Clark, Ronald Coffmen, Buddy Ver- non, and Phillip Day. We, the honor society members of this, the l954-1955 school year' are proud to belong to one of the most sparcely populated of all the or- ganizations here at old P. C. H. S. Membership is based solely upon high scholastic achievement and an almost perfect conduct record. Qur Club has been in existance since 1938 and to its continued growth and achievement we can thank Mrs. Myrtle Mullinax, the sponsor of this organization. The members of the honor society pictured here are Qin frontj Lorraine Forman, Buddy Bernon, Doris Mounts, Mary Lou Clark, and Ronald Cof- fman. In the second row are Patty Currier, Patty Elshire, Connie Roberts, Eleanor Hall, and Phil Day. The boys in the back row are T.j. johnson, Clayton Nickols, jim Bleakley, and Bill VanDorn. f