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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1956 volume:

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If y ft lf 'kylfl 5 VY y is -if E Foreword A f I 2 if 3 sg 5 i t + f fy if i lt, lflive 03513 Staff have dGdiC-911961 A for the unknown future . - To thesopho- K ,LQL if ls fi 5 5 N A U96 arid! ffort this year-'IO bringing, n1,n ymgfeeg, whq werejgglad be in Vlhg high nVl n n Y 5 A if A r t r - s A A nnnnn 1 nn nnn A A oil nnnnn I Jdlgtflxie many W8-YS in Whidl the Students school, it brought an increasing aware-f nnnn ' lnnn nnnn i , A rIjfy.ttrPLkiinam Citylfligh School carry on the ness of its privileges . To the juniors l n y Walbgf it it brought an increasing knowledge of With the football season over, most of the year gone, andlspring afpproaching, at y W' if oe o A the students and teachers began to realize that the spirit which accompanied them through the year was not just an imag- inary one. It was truly a living spirit at formed the everyday trials and errors that each of us encounters and will keep on meeting. This spirit of our school and of the American people is symbol- ized throughout the annual by a little ghost named Kasper, who proudly min- gles with our students. To the faculty, the spirit of America served as a guide as they instructed their students and helped prepare them their responsibilities as students and citizens . To the seniors, who are pre- paring to go out into the world on their A own, the spirit seemed to give courage . Indeed, this is a spirit all of us are thankful to have with us . Through pic- l ture and story we have striven to por- ' tray this American spirit in our school. A spirit that is lively as the morning f news, intangible as Stardust, spontaneoi as laughter and strong enough to control thoughts and actions . We want this bool to present to you an accurate account of why you can honestly say, l am thankfu I am an American. 5 5 5 3 5 E 1 8 9 3 ? Z 3 E 5 1, 2 2 E E 5 5 sa 5 E 2 6 5 s F 5 5 S E ie if E 5 E 2 3 3 3 E 5 3 Q sf 3 Treasure Chest Staff Table of Contents Co-Editors .... Business Manager .... Art Editor ........ . Art Staff .... Layout Staff . . . Copy Editor . . . Copy Staff. . . . . . . . Bill Nelson La Vonna Miller Gertrude Randall . . Babetta Hales . . Gordon Bangs Karalyn Pitts Virginia Doughty . Martha Wallis johnny Webster Bernice McCune . Jeanette Smith Sandra Baldwin Photographers ....... Elizabeth Baldwin Mary Carol Southard Carolyn Starkey Jo retta Tyson Sponsor ................ J. D. Hoffman R0 Foreword .... Dedication . . . Organizations . Favorites .... Sports ........ Administration Seniors ....... Juniors .... Sophomores . . . We wish to express our thanks to Wagner Studio for their assistance with our photography and to Semco Color Press for their guidance in pro ducing this book up-v 4 1 M' 2' X A 1 f Knn ROW ONE: V. Self, P. Elshire, C. Hulsey, R. Caitrey, H. Carutners, P. Atlee, C. Mulder and K. Crandall. ROW TWO: B. Hinshaw, E. Baldwin, G. Randall, L. Huston, S. Francis, S. Heise, M. Worsham, E. Albright and M. Wallis. ROW THREE: T. Shipley, L. Hill, R. Tucker, C. Nichols, T. I. Johnson, G. Morris and R. Walker. Hard Work Is Rewarded . . . The National Honor Society is a serious-minded organization composed of those students who most nearly at- tain the ideals of the society. The five offices representing phases of our society are defined as follows: CHARACTER - the demonstration of qualities such as reliability and morality. LEADERSHIP - the leading of class- room activities and promotion a.. .a my, .1 Q ,,., :fi Five ,,,A7V f fig is is Ea iii CLAYTON Nicnots T. 1. JOHNSON President Vice President of school activities. SCHOLARSHIP - the maintenance of 2 .5 grade average when A equals 3, B equals 2 and C eq- uals 1. SERVICE - the willingness to do any assigned job cheerfully. CITIZENSHIP - the development of those personal qualities which make one a good school citizen. V 'avr mln im VA . Q , .1--.4 O A P AT T Y EL SH IRE ELIZABETH BALDW IN Treasurer Secretary ROW ONE: K. Riley, I. Markwell, N. Nisbett, C. Walter, M. Southard and K. Wright. ROW TWO: P. McAlpin, N. Nichols, M. Maupin, K. C. Doughty, S. Ba-lchvin and F. Wall. ROW THREE: F. Mulder, P. Reynolds, A. Burdg, V. Stone, D. Bounds and J. ACRETET' ROWTOUR: K. Howerton, H. Cullers, J. Crew, G. Dick, T. Heard and C. Nance. When Combined With Good Citizenship Proudly showing the symbols on which the Honor Society is based are T. I Johnson, Clayton Nichols, Elizabeth Baldwin and Patty Elshire. Mrs. Mrytle Mullinx takes time out from sponsoring the Science Club to sponsor Honor Society. x-VJ' . , E . ilk! t . -71 ...ef we One of the best sponsors the Student Council has ever had is MISS ELIZABETH CARLSON. whose work is greatly appreciated by the entire school. These are just a few of the students responsible for the decorations at the mixers. nd! Raymond seems to be having quite a time trying to select some fruit from the fruit machine which was one of the Student Council projects this year. At the same time, Bill is helping Virginia get some milk from the milk machine. Voice Of The People Is Democracy - h SC d nts are engaged m' T e , hese stu e .1 id have been That S what t Counci at l Bop! s are Spimsored by Student e set. Thel' are either dance the teen -ag 11 game. Ig ba 1252 ?S3B2a1ZQiSA Hut Of the gym' M' 3 x, if If 4 ,,.-F -3- , i BILL NELSON RAYMOND 'PARKS VIRGINIA SELF MAIU SOORO President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The Student Council truly represents body and the faculty. They also strive to the democratic way in which things are encourage school spirit and friendship done in America . This organization is with other high schools . The council is operated by the students and entirely in constantly working on school problems the interest of the students and the school. and projects to benefit the school. Our The Student Council is perhaps the most hats are tipped and our thanks are given' beneficial organization at Putnam City. to this organization for the service it has The purpose of this group is to promote given to our school. better understanding between the student ROW ONE: B. Hales, K. Webb, M. Wheelis, C. Hulsey, C. Turk, S. Chesnutt, Miss Carlson, M. Sooro, B. Nelson, V. Self, R. Parks, S. Walker, J. Mickle, D. Bounds, T. McEvers, E. English. ROW TWO: S. Mor- gan, T. McBryde, D. Edmund, J. Williams, C. Keyser, K. Doughty, S. Baldwin, C. Hawks, H. Duepree, K Kidd, L. Johnston, E. Kelley, I. Wolfinbarger, J. Hardway, T. Thorne, G. Whitfield. ROW THREE: B. Mur ray, G. Smith, N. Cole, J. Webster, C. Walter, C. Starkey, D. Farthing, D. Duffy, W. Clanahan, R. Can- terberry, R. Tucker, J. Frederick, T. Shipley, T. J, Johnson, G. Hammer, C. Lobaugh. -9- y Day By Day They Work For P.H.S. 'unit ,,. .. 1... Sharon Morgan Jo Ann Taylor and Jessie Woodruff Jeanette Smith and LaVonna Miller First Hour Second Hour Third Hour Margaret Avefitre and P3ttY Elshire Rosalie Rischard and Barbara Hinshaw Kay LeSueur and Carolyn Broderson Fifth Hour Fourth Hour Sixth Hour r it-r4.2 3 ., t Mgr 1 . -- w Do these girls look overworked? TneY gather absentee slips, s01't the The Twelve Year Club is made up and distribute it t0 different Parts of students who have attended Putnam sensor sYstem and take messages for 12 years . Kasper must be a close and students - BY nelplng the friend of these charter members of of our School, these the senior class. in making our way Morris -10- lil 9 v x ' K x . My LIRS. MULLINAX applies at magic touch. Science is a watchword for free- dom and is yours for a better world . Scientific advances in the past few years have enriched life for everyone . Our young scientists may someday con- tribute their share of advances . fTo prepare themselves, they are members of the Science Club.J To become mem- bers they must be enrolled in at least the second year of science, have an A or B average, and develop an original project each semester. These pro- jects may be entered in the State Science Fair at Norman or the Region- al Fair at Edmond. Bruce Van Hom, Herb Cullers, Hal Cronkite, and Jan Shook fabovej and Larre Jo Huston, Karl Corder, Gano Dick and Clinton Rogers discover the fascinations of chemistry. M 'Saw- Pat Atlee, Clayton Nichols, T. J, Johnson and Larry Hill delve into the theory of light and its applications. Moments of force are demonstrated by Clarence D1-umeller Herbert Fulenwider, Kent Smith and Francis Bussert. Science . . . Watchword Of Freedom . A. T mn . AN. K ...rv v ' ,V 4 T. J. JOHNSON KENT SMITH President Vice President 1 X c, ...Q 'mi 'Q' x rf. ,A X7 A f ' 'Ms ' :sig 2523: 3 . Syria. anna . A f CLAYTON NICHOLS CLARENCE DRUMILLER Secretary Treasurer .-11.-. I. D. HOFFMAN Sponsor LA voNNA MILLE., BILL NELSON Co -Editor Ediwf Spirit Kept Alive During The Years the senior class helped to finance the Being on the Annual Staff is not all peaches and cream. From enrollment time until the annual goes to press each member of the staff has certain jobs to do . Some of these jobs are writing and rewriting copy, cutting and pasting pic- tures, coordinating material, making and remaking group pictures, working on layouts and trying hard to go to P ress on time . jor job for us this year has developing and printing Until the last few years annual, but since the armual is now self-supporting the seniors of '55 shared the cost of a camera with the staff. Because many of the students like to have a record of the activities and sports that occur after the annual has gone to press the annual staff is intro ducing, for the first time, a supple- ment. It will be eight pages long and will be mailed during the summer to the students who ordered it . 3 , Jeannette Smith, Ger- B bet ' ta Hales, Bernice Doughty. SITTING: Carolyn Starkey, Karalyn Pitts, Gordon Bangs, Sandra Baldwin, Martha Wal- lis and Elizabeth Baldwin, STANDING: Bill Nelson, Mary Southard, Joretta Tyson and Johnny Webster. MR. DOWNS Sponsor SITTING: Patty Wellner, Rona Lee Keen, Cheryl Wilson. STANDING: Glenda Ashmore, Raymond Garen, Carole Kuykendall, Ronald Fleming. Freedom Of The Press . . A Privilege After attending the O.I.P.A . meeting, the Journalism Staff also got some ideas for improvement. They have changed the usual one-page school paper into four pages and it is no longer included with the Northwest News . All the students have really gone for this new idea and hope it will stay around for a long time . Getting into the spirit of democracy, the students now have a voice in the paper! A new column Letters to the Editor, contains letters from the students telling of their opinions, ideas, likes and dislikes concerning the school. 9 Lv 9 4 rslt 'f .- .-. '- -' if iii.' 1 fl ' Q -f ff Q-R 3 V4 Q ,W 'a ,Qu I Xia 3Q,::33sil'ilffif ,QI , Jw r - K - was 'W' f 1.1 jim-aMW W 'ffx.L ,111 Z I 'f -ff I , , ifQltlf , . 2 ,, ,T M.. ,Qf,,,,ic, ,., Sgt TM - ,,..,4-5fg1,g1,. ,I-.,,,.y..wf X. .l.,g,z,g5L'fa1 ,t'v,.,I,r..,',,-u+r:ff,,-- 3212? ,,wa.me1ff- V7 , , ,.-'f ,,,,wQr.am+m,... .,,r....,.. Mx. 5, Llibww-ex, M1 sfrwsw aaa .iw -f fi ,:v:zwf: '.m 'iiW 2-,ggfvcxzzs C +-f'qg:1.,,. ,, 7,2 ,3a,,ta:k.XQ:fifip,,xgf:,,,fW:f sggfkazrx-S:-W A N.. -M.-.iw V , ,. W... I.. .M . ,.r,m'v1a--ww ff' ,+L-ww Us:-satan. M U- We-ei' am we---yr. 3 gf fuk' wfiveis I ...We ,M -fe .,,. W- l.,, ,W , gem- -'fit Mm-:L www-N 1: 43 W'fifr',,-Tptlaffigg, r A . Q - -fesaszawww ,W , ,M D. f-H , fm, , g,,4,, ,,l. at ,,,,,,,, W. ,,,,t, W, ff, 113' ,ta is M ,,,,. M9-'E - In :!':'f13+ 05.1. NANCY NISBETT Editor SITTING: Gaytra Harris, Jane Kelley, Earlene Kelley. STANDING: David Deatherage, Lloyd Cresse, Linda Holman, Mary Ann Biles, Kenneth Howerton, Virginia Self. VA 2 5 1 , 9 A-fi: 's assi: RONNIE WAYT President CLARICE TURK Treasurer , lp A E' .- .gi SAUNDRA W AYT Secretary The emblem of the 4-H Club is a four leaf clover with an I-I inscribed in each leaf. The four H's represent the hands, heart, home, and health which form the basis of everything. By teaching boys and girls modern scientific ways of farming, garden- ing, canning, stock raising and other things connected with farm fl life, the 4-H Club makes its mem- bers good farmers, homemakers and citizens . 4-H Club helps boys and girls develop good character by teach- f-i f ing them leadership, co-operation and ' the openminded attitude toward new V ways of doing things which is so im- I pl Q p portant In a land Such as Ours ' Under the sponsorship of MR. RICE the 4-H Club has done some re- markable work this year. Strive To Make Better Citizens ROW ONE: G. Anderson, P. Mason, J. Hamilton,D. Smith, E. Sisney. ROW TWO: J. Blivins, R. Camp, C. Bussert, H, Benson, L. Fredrick, D. Camp, E. Thomas. ROW THREE: V. Doughty, F. Bussert, H. Caruthers, J, Markwell, J, jones, C. Is- rael, B. Young, R. Wayt, S. Wayt, ROW FOUR: D. Blackley, D. Williams, C. Hall, R. Rueb, I, Jones, R. Williams, J, Johnson, C. Cargo, T. Boswell, P. Casey, Mr Rice. 1 -14- lp gt HQQU , q V ' MARY SOUTHARD President The Future Homemakers of America need no introduction. This organization's purpose is to prepare high school girls for their future which will probably include homemaking. The F.H.A. has completed some very worth-while projects . They made favors for the children at the Bethany Conval- escent Home and for the Classroom Teachers' Christmas party and they gathered clothing for the needy. At the F.H.A. assembly the president crowned Lorne Johnston Sweetheart of the group. Bill Nelson and Tommy McEvers were runners-up. In addi- tiOI1 to the COrOI1atl0n, the members Lorne Johnston was crowned Sweetheart at the modeled for a year- round fashion F-H-A- assembll' PY MUS' Soufhafd- show. To be a member of the F.H.A. you must be taking or have taken one year of home economics. What bet- ' ter way can the American way of Preparing FOI' The Futufe life be shown than in the Future Home- makers of Ame rica? ur- LA VONNA MILLER PAT WOLFE IENEAN PARKER 'Y Vice President Secretary Treasurer f QQ 25 2 h . ...lui lxl, V. XE . The F.H.A. is proud M all , I., Q mg to have as its sponsor M 5 1 'W this year MRS, MYR- J TLE SHEETS. ' ' IO ANN SINGLEY GWEN MO ' S JANE KELLEY Reporter Parliamentarian Historian s ,ff T ,ge-lffffe-9-'-f h.15.- ROW ONE: D. Schwencker, M. Biles, S. Yoes, M. Weeks, I. Young, S. Wiseman. ROW TWO: P. Wolfe, J. Parker, J. Kelley, B. Munday, G. Morris, L. Miller, M. Southard, I. Taylor, M. Tilley, C. Turk. ROW THREE: M. Wallis, S. Bumbro, M. Wallace, S. Walker, R. Walker, Mrs. Sheets, C. Wilson, I. Tyson, M. Worsham, P, Bryan, C. Kuykendall, C. Wilson, I, York, G. Harris. ROW ONE: B. Stallcup. J. Smith, M, Maupin. I. Myrick, E. Murray. I. Patterson, N, Richardson, S. Stinchcomb, I. Hawks, D. Morrison, M, Henderson. ROW TWO: S. Henry, M, Hixon, G. HUCkHb-Hy. L. Hauston, L. Johnson, J, Jones, R. Stewart. ROW THREE: R. Story, S. Shaw, I. Roberts, S. Potter, M. Pool, A. Pierson, E. Patzack, L. Holman, I. Murray, M. Markwell, A. King, C. Keyser, M. Stanfield. ...15. ROW ONE: B. English, D. Gray, C. Garland, P, Elshire, C. Faison, P. Douglas, M. Craig, D. Davis, B. Davis ROW TWO: E. Albright, P. Aldridge, T. Allen, G. Canterberry, K. Boucher, S. Cannon, W. Buck, I. Chas- tain, N. Cole. ROW THREE: T. Hall, P. Wellner, G. Ashmore, P. Dugger, C. Baker, S. Baldwin, C. Broder- son, N. Bradshaw, J. Buck, C. Campbell, S. Chaulk, P. Cherry, I. Gilbert. Susie Yoes is receiving her ribbon as an F.H.A, pledge ar the initiation. These girls seem to be enjoying themselves at the F,H.A. Christmas party. I 43 -17- if H New T3 .gf Q: ' Ria CAROLE KUYKENDALL Treasurer ' 'Tum 'Wm Wx A a IANET MICKLE Parliamentariau Brmgmg School Sp1r1t To Life ROW ONE P James M Worsham P Bryan I Slngley C Turk M Clark M Hixson, S. Wayt and R. Lee ROW TWO C Baker P Dugger G Huckabay E Baldwm P Elshlre C Walter, S. Reid, M. Bile: C Mulder and D Bounds ROW THREE P Curr1er M McCollum M Wrrght G Canterberry, I. Smith, ff 'N N' fi.. a E E CHEERLEADERS: Pat Wolfe, Carolyn Parrish, K. C. Doughty, Donna McCann, Gwen Morris, Sharon Morgan, Babetta Hales and Florence Wall. ROW ONE: Miss Coffey, E. Reed, J. Mickle, M. Wheelis, C. Kuykendall, S. Walker, E. Kelley and K. Pitts ROW TWO: K. Sueur, V. Self, I. Kelley, K, Webb, R. Rischard, E. Patzack, N, Nisbett, L. Miller and J. Wilcox. ROW THREE: M. Hutchison, C. Wilson, M. Southard, P. Wellner, G. Ashmore, R. Keen, R. Caff- rey, H. Caruthers and V. Doughty. ROW FOUR: I. Jones, D. Schwendker, P. Cherry, M. Wallis, S. Bald- win, R. Walker, M. Stanfield, N. Nichols and C. Starkey. . f F1 em . M 1 .fm ,FN by 5 Nw- ,Q -Q Q 'Q Q X ,gy 5' Q Q W Q .rf W q',jT' 'NIA 7 ' v i Q ' CHEERLEADERS: , . Morgan, P. Wolfe, D. McCann and C. Parrish. B. Hales, K. Doughty G Morris, S. ROW ONE: P. Wolfe, K. Doughty G Morris F Wall B Row TWO: s. Yoes, D r1esrsnd'J 'York G' ci ld ' 'QD' 5 MISS PEARL COFFEY The school owes thanks to Miss Pearl Coffey whose Pep Club has kept school spirit alive through the years. . Hales, S. Morgan, D. McCann and C Parrish . , . , . o en, B. Brown, L. Hall, C. Wilson, C. Camplaell, S.- Chaulk, J. Holland and A. Moser. ROW THREE: N. Cole, J. Hawks, M. Markwell, J. Young, P Douglas K. Boucher, M. Weeks, J, Roberts, J Taylor S Cannon R ll J. o ins and A. Porter. ROW FOUR:.J. Hornegi- , . , . , . tee, J. Team, J. Williams. C. Faison, L. Jackson, G. Valentine and J. Johnson. ger, C. Garland, J. Smith K Cole 'J Geissler. J Al , '1 A 3 l 1 3 1 A 5 l maxim I J ,mei l Jmtsj 18616 'WFS . V' Y . t L ' jf 4 sw. , W! X 'x f 1, as 'L la. -. f lf iii A if 4 .nv- ,k-L-Qqh-Kn-' ' A A ROW ONE: C. Cox, N. Richardson, J. Curington, D. Krahl, G. Smith, C. Withee, S. Wiseman, D. Thompson and S. Chesnutt. ROW TWO: B. Douglas, N. Miller, A. King, D. Gray, K. Littleton, M. Coolman, P. Chat- man, L. Smith and K. Martin. ROW THREE: B. Davis, J. Hopper, C. Couteau, G. Miller, M. Rogers, M. Stafford, P. Littleton, B. Carney and K. Riley. ROW FOUR: C. Couteau, M. Taylor, L. Johnson, J. Buck, T. McBryde, I. Patterson, D. Edmonds and M. Douglas. IUDITH WILCOX ,. P 19l?Pf .. -s ls J- H-: ,. - .Q : ::.,::.l.. . rp at 4 l li A 2 , . . . 3 is 2 'ik X ,YV 1-WW K , ROBERT HAGER Books,Stepping Stones To A Better World 'ln V :tr- M -Q 1 ROW ONE: R. Hager, I. Wilcox, P. Poe, L. Meador, N. Richardson. ROW TWO: J. Bradshaw, G. Randall, C. Rogers, A. Funkhouser, B. Brown, L. Stinchcomb, C. Campbell. NANCY PAT POE Secretary RICHARDSON time this year, you can really appreciate the help If you have been in the library any amount of these students have given you in selecting and finding your books . The Library Club's members are required to maintain at least a B average . As you all know, books are an important part of our lives . Imagine living with no books at all! With MRS. ZWEIA- CHER in charge, the library is a pleasant place to read, to study, or to labor over that English term paper. ROW ONE: G. Randle, A. Funkhouser, C. Rogers, N. Cole, B. Brown. ROW TWO: L. Meador, N. Richardson, A. Zweiacher, P. Poe, J. Wilcox. As. Labor Omnia Vincit il l p .v T.. . r , .tt -lt p LOU JOHNSON BRUCE VAN HORN ROGER TUCKER ' Secretary VICE President Treasurer A E LORNE JOHNSTON President Although Latin is spoken of as a dead language, it has taught these students words used in everyday speech, as well as the functions of the ancient govern- ments from which our government des- cended. The Latin Club went as a group to Norman for the State Convention, where they took part in discussion groups on how to improve local clubs . CHESNUTT Parliamentarian QW, . 1 SANDY BALDWIN Reporter ROW ONE: D. Bonham, H. Caruthers, F Bussert, L. Johnson, L. Johnston, B. Van Horn and P. Hammer. ROW TWO: M. Henderson, P. Atlee, S. Heise, L. Hous- ton, S. Francis, K. Cole, St. Wayt and S. Patterson. ROW THREE: B. Wells, C. Nich- ols, A. Funkhouser, L. Hadley, D. Wasson, E. Reeves and L. Fauver. ROW FOUR: D. Rout, R. Tucker, M. Stanfield, M. Wallis, S. Baldwin, S. Chesnutt, G. Morris and K. Doughty. ROW FIVE: K. Floyd, J. Huggins and B. Watts. 2 ROW ONE: T, McBryde, H. Caruthers, C. Mulder, C. Campbell, J. Gilbert, S. Can- non, M. Weeks and C. Starkey. ROW TWO: N. Cole, S. Yoes, J. Honegger, A. Mulli- kin, J, Markwell, B. Deatherage, B. Hin- shaw and D. Edmond. ROW THREE: J. Buck, F. Mulder, G. Dick, T. Heard, D. Smith, T. Johnson and I, Gilbert. f X I wtf' The Play Is The Thing ,4-uv' 'Q X R! ' 1 Lorne Johnston, Carolyn Star- key and Maxine Stanfield in Young April. V -rr SITTING: Pat Atlee, Sandra Baldwin. STANDING: Karalyn Pitts, Charles Foley, Chic Erickson and Lorne Johnston. The all-school play, Young April, and the junior play, We Shook the Family Tree, were presented at the first of this year under the capable direction of Mrs . Wood, drama and speech teacher. Young April centered around the McIntyre family and their many problems caused by their teen-age child- ren. We Shook the Family Tree also centered around a family who faced the problems created by their child- ren. In this case it took only the daughter, Hildegarde, to upset the Dolson family and their reputation in the community. The cast of We Shook the Family Tree are, SITTING: Ioan Myrick, Maxine Stanfield, Gwen Morris, Saundra Wayt, Gwen Huckabay. STAND- ING: Ierry Hayes, Johnny Webster, Don Duffy, Sandra Baldwin, Jimmy Huggins, Will Reavis, Pat Dugger. F' 1 IJ 24 fry 1' Vx: Pat Atlee, Ianelle Williams, and Susie Horn listen attentively as Clayton Nichols gives an interesting speech during speech class. Voice Of Democracy Demonstrated By participating in debates, orations and oral inter- pretations, the students of PHS drama class gain points toward membership in the National Forensic League . Each year they enter various contests sponsored by the Oklahoma High School Speech League . IANELLE WILLIAMS MRS. WOQD It looks like John Winbray is waiting for the signal to begin his discussion Sponsor and Pat Atlee, Jo Ann Taylor, Pat Poe, and Lee Kelton are waiting for their turn. -251 .l , .tl-. 155 LAKUL L - H E no PY?-Sldem The members of the Boys' Quartet are W. Clanahan, H. Cullers, J, Huggins and T. Johnson. Patriotic Program . . . Presented By Chorus The combined groups, the Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and ensem- bles presented the Fall Festival in November as a money-making project for the department. The theme was This Land of Ours and a patriotic idea was carried through. The chorus has three ensembles this year, a Girls' Quartet, Boys' Quartet, and Mixed Quartet. These groups have presented several pro- grams throughout the year. At the Armistice Day assembly program the mixed chorus presented two numbers. ROW ONE: F. Newman, C. Hanes, C. Adams, A. Mullikin, K. Cole, I. Team, B. Davis, S. Moore, C. Wit hee, M. Huston, H. Cullers and D. Bonham. ROW TWO: S. Potter, I. Hillerby, M. Tilley, C. Green, S. Freeman, J. Nabalek, I. Bivens, J, Johnson, A. Porter and M. Averitte. ROW THREE: S. Chaulk, I. Dungan, J. Kelley, I. Giesler, B1 King, C. Munday, R. Caffrey, B. Deatherage, J. Roberts, G. Ashmore, R. Cox and A. Cable. ROW FOUR: M. 'Poole, B. Stone, P. Chapman, C. Wilson, J. Smith, P. Poe, D. Gray, C. Beck- ett and R. Anderson. The members of the Mixed Quartet are H. Cullers, S. Heise, S. Moore and T. Johnson. Under the direction of MISS DORIS HARTENBERGER the music depart- ment has added the mixed chorus, which has done fine work in our school programs. ROW ONE: H. Seeds, D. Farthing, L. H. Lee, K. Kidd, M. Drea. I. Huggins, R. Keen, L. Merriott, S. Heise, S. Francis, M, Linsey, M. Stone and 1. Coker. ROW TWO: H. Fulenwider, T. I. Johnson, A. Funk- houser, R. Hager, C. Corder, L. Johnson, D. Edmond, P. Atlee, E. Murray, T. McBryde, M, James and P. Hammer. ROW THREE: C. Nichols, N, Penwell, L. Fauver, C. Campbell, M. Henderson, S. Wiseman, M. Hixson, C. Kuykendall, C. Wilson, P. Wellner, B. Brown, L, Huston and E. Albright. ROW FOUR: T. Thorne, C. Erickson, L, Kelton, C. Rogers, W. Gillian, J. Markwell, P. Casey, L. Holman, C. Cox, N. Miller, J. Atlee, J, Hopper, B. Stallcup, D. Elijah, F. Bussert, I. Jones, M. Hutchison, M. Wallace and I. Patterson. ROW FIVE: D. Krahl, G. Smith, M. Cox, J. Lilly, B. Murray and P, Elshire. 1 CHARLES DOWNS President Karen Cole, Truda McBryde, Virginia Self Q f L .1 CLARENCE DRUMELLER Vice President Music . . . An International Language lla .SIA x l M. 1 ,f 1 Drum Major, Will Reavis, and Band Queen, Connie J'-' I Walter are prancing it off. ,Z 8.- Clarinets--T. Johnson, W. Reavis, D. Farthing, B. Stone, I. Jackson, I. Iones, M. Poole, I. Hop per, N. Hearts, R. Smith, Smith and S. Brown. Flutes--P. Casey, D. Edmonds, J, Corbett, L. Fuller, M, Evans, D. Whitaker and D. Stone. Bassoons-'L. Johnson and T. McBryde. t is:-' 's f . . -A ' Yi i 'W ' ll 5'f:::S5,5f' we ' fi Sk ' '- View t ' 'E . L , A W' -Us ,af . . We 9' 3 5 K, K A .3 it 'sf X ff.. 1 nf? LA VONNA MILLER T. J. JOHNSON DIANA EDMUND WILL REAVIS Secretary and Treasurer Student Director Librarian Drum MHJOF A combination of junior and senior high school students made up our marching and concert band, directed by Mr. James D. Walker. The band has presented half-time exhibi- tions at all home games and at some out-of- town games . They play at games, crownings of football and basketball queens and at all pep assemblies . Saxaphones--R. Wilkins, J. Patterson, R. Hudelson, C. Drum eller, C. Downs, D. Atlee, K. Oakenhouser, V. Self, R. Stin er, K. Cole and I. Lynn French Horns- W. Theus and Ed- . - J. monds. Corners--L. Miller, M. Drea, D. Paget, H. Seeds, T. Hamit, D. Thacker, D. Roberts and C. Burton. Baritones-- H. Fulenwider and R. Chuggan. Trombones--K. Kidd, H. Powell, R. Watson, R. Wyatt and D. Wilkins. Drums--A. Por- During the five years MR. WALKER has ter, I. Farthing, M, Muse, J, Deckerd, M. Gaffney and B. directed the band UICY have attended C09 Knight. Basses--M. Huffman, R. Parsons and J, Cox. IGSIS at Edmond, Stale HI Stillwater, D15 trict at OCU and Tri-State at Enid. The points received at these contests were seven one plus's, thirty-five one's and six two's. The Art Club may not sound like an active club, but it has performed many services for the school. Members helped with the sets and scenery for the junior, senior and the all-school plays which have been exceptionally challenging this year. They also designed and silk-screened the covers for the student directories and the programs for Young April. In addition they painted the numbers on 'T the new school buses and NO PARKING signs for the school area . The major contests they KARPj':'g2?5'eSfTTS compete in are the Scholastic Art Award at John A . Brown and the Art Festival at Central State College. johnny Webster received two second Secretary and Treasurer places at Brown's and Margie Craig and Ronald MR. LSD. HOFFMAN Fleming each got one second place . ponsor LEE ANN MULLENS ROW ONE: Gordon Bangs, Sandra Alspaugh, Janelle Williams, Karalyn Pitts and Babetta Hales. ROW TWO: Melvin Eakins, Hal Cronkhite, Brenda Brown, Margie Craig and Lee Ann Mullens. ROW THREE: Bill Graves, Bill Lindsey and John Wimbray. Art . . The Intergrating Medium The busy people are L. Reed, G. Hucka- ' , bay, S. Oliver, C. Parrish and J. Webster. Margie johnny Webster and Ronald each placed second in the Art Awards at John A. Looking Ahead Makes Better Citizens The Commercial Club consists of girls who are pre- paring themselves for a job in the business field. At their meetings every three weeks, they have heard ex- perts in various parts of this field. They have explored the opportunities in business and the proper clothes for the occasions encountered. Requirements for member- ship are advanced shorthand and the ability to take short- hand at the speed of eighty words a minute. The club was organized in 1954 when Mrs . Prentice became a mem- ber of the high school faculty, and has become a major part of Putnam High School's way of life . MRS . PRENTICE Sponsor Q9 ,WF .J wg? 4? 1, sw- fi ROW ONE: B. O'Neal, P. Elshire, Mrs. Prentice. ROW TWO: C. Adams, dj, 5 i I. Nedbalek, P, Currier. ROW THREE: D. Cherry, B. Hall, P. Hayes, D. i R' C it ,, Schwendker, I, Woodruff, J. Ackors. ROW FOUR: N. Nichols, D. McPher- ' son, B. Brown. C. Walter. . 'Ti BOBBIE O'NEAL President IOLETA NEDBALEK PATTY ELSHIRE PATTY CURRIER CAROLE ADAMS Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter L.,v f .,l. ..I I - WR' we Q' , ar ii' rg. J .,. , 6 -311 NANCYNISBETT CLINTON ROGERS LA VONNA MILLER Presrderlt Vice President Secretary .. Dedicate Themselves To The Future MRS . SMITH PAT WOLFE Nancy Nisbett gains another point as she substitutes for another teacher. ROW ONE: B. Hales, N. Nisbett, L. Miller, P. Wolfe and B. Carney. ROW TWO: R. Stiner, R. Hager, K. Pitts, c. Broderson, F. wan, E. Al- BABETTA HAI-ES fr bright, J. Wilcox, C. Johnson and Treasurer C. Starkey. A ,lmaawf I , L ,L ,, Q99 1 ,1 K ' 1 , . will ROW ONE: P. Poe, D. Thompson, M. Clark, M. Hixson and K. Riley. ROW TWO: D. Elijah, K. Kidd, I. Myrick, L. Meador, D. Krahl, J. Williams, B. Stone, P. Elshire and L, Merriott. ROW THREE: D. -' Duffy, R. Daugherty, N. Nisbett, :Q P, Casey, C. Broderson, Mrs. Smith, C. Johnson and C. Erick- .T1.fX,g.g5lh son. Las Dos Americas KTDD w1LL REAVLS President Vice Pl.'8SlClEQl'lI 1 SSQISIBIY I Treasurer ROW ONE: R. Hager, W. Peavis, K. Kidd, I. Myrick, M. Hixson, M. LIHGSCY, P. Dugger, R. Stiner, D. Elijah and E. Baldwin. ROW TWO: L. Barnes, G. Miller, B. Van Horn, R. Tucker, H. Deupree, R. Martin, C. Downs, I. links, S. Alspaugh and J. Coker. ROW THREE: R. Wellner, G. Ashmore, R. Lee, P. McA1pin, R. Keen, R. caffrey, F. Wall, R. Walker, M. Clark, G. Morris, C. Israel and M. The Spanish Club under the direction of Mr. J. J. Leon has been organized to better the relation- ship between the Americas. l ROW ONE: L. Meador, C. Camp, R. Martin, D. Deatherage, D. Guilliams, B. Gary and B. Nelson. ROW TWO: I. Milner, B. Watts, R. Canterberry, H. Deupree, D. Miller, J. Morris, G. Whitfield, I. Tate and I. Cox. ROW THREE: B. Graves, L. Johnston, D. Iudkins, I. Miller, L. Reed, D. Stamps, R. Tucker, C. Parr and J. McDonald. ROW FOUR: J. Frederick, K. Howerton, J. Hankins, D. Rout, W. Gillilan, I. Walker and G. Lawson. SOJJ Lettermen Have' Spirit And Abilit Hutchison. ROW FOUR: I. Jackson, W. Theus, ,S. Dawson, R.-Dougherty,--L. Hi11,Q Wfe Trust V, .SSI ' E , X . 'Q V .v V7 Sv jf, I ' 1 3. K . 1 K ' ,' 1 62 . ' f f x , 1 X ' ,X , iw V Ag fe ' ' , Rgs icfx X f gf! ' ei Q25 x x M N m AX , wi W if Q W , 4 1 5 If M iw QQ E Y Mr. Pirateer H any Deupree uk -2 Miss Pirateer Edna Reed Annual Queen La Vonna Miller 3' Press Queen Linda Holman fbotball Queen Margaret Averitte Q.-g Basketball 5416! Chesnutt Pep Club Buccaneer jack Morrzlv 14 ff? Qin' xl ef ,sf A R H. A. Sweetheart Lorne jonston a i A 46 'L N :JY 5 fm Bana' Queen Barbara Stone mwmx A A ,Q . 3' BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Sharon Morgan Babetta Hales Ginger Smith Gwen Huckabay Runners-Up Miss PIRATEER W BAND r Karalyn Pitts Sue Walker LOU 101135011 Martha P001 ANNUAL I A PRESS 5 Gertrude Randall Bern1ce McCune Earleen Kelley Mary Ann Bues Runners-Up 1-ef V MR. PIRATEER Y F. H, A . Raymond Parks BUCCANEER Tommy McEvers Bill Nelson Bi11 Gary Lloyd Meador iii! xzlix W I W' ' iff 1 , 1 ,X W , ' V - ,- X X . 5 , , ,f ,V V - . ' ni 4, wx Q f 'VI i l .X 3 . .Z . X. JK Q' .3 53 Q tf . , , - . 3 ' ,mm'LA' H t m,i. ' ' H' A ' ,, ,, Ayyy M A V : I V 1 Q, .. 7 ,- . kg ,, , ., .. .I .E ii 3 L gt- 5 E 4- ,E Beginning at the bottom, going up and around, D. Deatherage, L. Johnston, M. Nye, C. Pinion, C. Foley, J. Krahl, C. Camp, H. Deupree, B, Graves, R. Martin, M. Patzack, D. Guilliams, L. Meador, K. I-Iowerton. Q. S. . 1 .fr 6 ,. - 1 7 , , .... 6 , ggggg is -1 . 3. , i - W 7 , . .. f p .i-' I : - - Lili: ' ' 7 , ' ' f..' 1' V ...mf 5. km ' K' A 1' '-.. I . 6 itegkg-:K :,: in f-515 a. ., if.ff5:wg3':. -,',k, fl j , -is-: W, .g?.',i'-Q-33:52 ' , 1,-7.ff:jigfv':,55ffAfQ155::Q.. if , ' ii, H vi 'L-L 5- f- . . was 1, ,-,. 1. ts- v'-. Aw..-::fzw.L,.t . rrgigisiiflfggytzsgl'uv' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE PHS.. ..... 12 ElkCity .. 13 PHS . . . 7 Blackwell . . . . 0 PHS . . . 0 Midwest City . . . 13 O Chickasha ...... 27 6 Edmond .... . . 12 33 Southeast . . . . 6 6 El Reno ........ 21 18 John Marshall . . 18 PHS.. ...32 Bethany.A....... 7 PHS .......... 40 Pauls Valley .... 14 Left -end Harry Deupree attempts to catch the ball for the Pirate team during the game with Midwest City. Although he missed, it was a good try! I Supervising football practice are Doc Graves, football coach and Mr. Vandemeer, assistant coach. ' -59255 'K ka. . ittot . , . Helping to keep the boys work- ing hard and to keep their spirits high were the Tri-Captains, Bill Gary, Bill Nelson and Charles Pinion. Win Or Lose . . . Our Spirit Remains Run! Catch him! Knock him downl' Those are the most used words by PHS football fans. But whether we get knock- downs or touchdowns we still have that school spirit that will keep us going. In last year's conference we held third place. This year, though we didn't win many games, Bill Gary was elected to the All-State Football Team for the third year, Charles Pinion to the All- District Team and Bill Nelson and Floyd Percival to the All-Conference Team . So, keep up the good football spirit, kids, it will never fail you! ROW ONE: C. Pinion, B. Nelson and B. Gary. ROW TWO: M, Patzack, C. Foley, L. Johnston, R. Martin, C. Camp, C. McWhorter, I, Krahl, B. Watts, K, Howerton, H. Deupree and D. Deatherage. ROW THREE: J. Millner, W. Pjrry, B. Graves, K, Guilliams, L. Huff, M. Nye, R. Tucker, D. Judkins, I, Miller, B. Cornman, I. Fre erick and B. Van Horn. ROW FOUR: G. Kirkendall, A. Foster, T. Freeman, D. Miller, R. Canterberry, L, White, B. Dickey, I. Huggins and N, Penwell. fn Sf? F7 ',,,, ff 5 ROBERT WATSON Guard JERRY FREDERICK Guard JOHN LE GRANGE Center Coaches Doc Graves and Tom Vandemeer have lost some close games this year. Here they are watching some boys practice be- fore the Regionals. if-7' risks -- f I 2 Sic 3,1 ,QA Q af' i f Q M K Iz wa , K .. Z 1 L 1, e -KE r ada if - ' 4. Q f2ay1:'2,:L-Mx -, .i ,K , X L ,555 gf Q LLOYD MEADOR Forward CARLTON CAMP Guard 'Nff 0 W Q .. .. 5 ,xv f L..L 7 Man if Y xg? f X wa v L, Q Q ig 2 ' by E 'Xi 5 X3 16 Y 3 WK Z Ei X 'Y lv Q 1 t Qgrgygg Jai 5' 'O 2 C i is AW :Ewa n ay, 925 1+ 5 A , 1 Y? we 1 2 ' rm ia 'fm srjggrrw ,gs 3 X f S A9 'A H fi G iarflf ' f A A - : gr wa: :warm -'fig-swfvfw , ., ,.rw,r .,,.. 7,510 mari . r r. orsg,w,.,,pga,vfwf - ' ll - V 'kfiizffa J1, --- ' IT! . isa Wil? , ww , f1,1auwqfi,5:553S 11 Hr 1235 18 - -fxsvffv' 1-1 .ykk 19 TERRY SHIPLEY Forward JERRY COX Forward DOUG MILLER Forward RICHARD MARTIN Guard Learning To Work Together Throughout our nation we see the Despite these hardships, they spirit of competition which is truly managed to place fourth in the Mid- exemplified in our basketball team. land Conference and second in the Even though the team had a losing Tahlequah tournament . This season streak they made a miraculous come- bgosted the playing ability and sport- BILL GARY Center back. The first of the season started Smanghip of each member of the team. with only three returning lettermen and a completely new reserve squad. ROW ONE: I. Ferguson, R. Jernigan, B. Dickey, D. Campbell and R. Watson. ROW TWO: I. Le Grange, D Riddell, B. Truett, D. Moore and W. Perry. ROW THREE: D. Taylor, I. Sperling, D. Miller, T. Smith, J. Singree and D. Campbell. fx, 1. S ., my -- ,. .,,5g5:k. Q-. ,g g,1g.g:j, j -5 531' EH. if K his QQ uvdua 1, f . DUW ANE MILLER Captain 106 CODY PARR 130 rw: A '.'- ' ,. :fa A . 1,5 Q I I K' tvs, , 3 K' if ' affix JOHN MILLER 156 if A Lf 1'?fff'f?f 1, ,LL, GEORGE LAWSON 115 JACK MORRIS TERRY TATE 130 DAVID IUD KINS 136 CHARLES PINION 168 HARRY BILL WATTS H. W. ..52- RICHARD CANT ERBERRY 148 MR. SNYDER Coach -1 1.1, f th won at Regionals - ler, Captain and Harry The Putnam City grapple rs At the Midland Conference Duwane Miller, Captain, placed lst at 106, George Lawson 3rd at 115, jerry Tate 3rd at 123, Cody Parr 2nd at 130, Jerry McDonald 4th at 130, David Judkins 2nd at 156, Charles Pinion 2nd at 165, and Bill Watts 2nd H. W. At the Regionals, Duwane Miller at 106 was 3rd, Harry Deupree at 145 and jack Morris at 123 placed 4th. Mr. Snyder has been their coach for seven years . In all their matches our wrestlers have always shown lots of fight and spirit whether they were winning or losing. That is really school spirit. When they have to lose weight little Kasper suffers with Jack Morris, Duwane Mil- N Lf Deupree. fl ' 1 if' A 'X Captain, Duwane Miller r. nyder, with the boys U 'Y ' ,fx g A JA .5 tt, q C 5 C Qc- ay C WWF. them, going without food and Swearing Duwane Miller pinning skipper Robertson in the sweatbox . Competition . . . The Byword Of A Natlon ROW ONE: Duwane Miller, Dick Rout, George Lawson, Geral Wnittield, Jack Morris, Cody Parr Jerry McDon ald. ROW TWO: Mr. Snyder, Jerry Tate, David Iudkins, Harry Deupree, Richard Canterberry John Miller Charles Pinion, Bill Watts. Ei' we MR. BURNEY Coach Results 'e Are Achieved By Effo Dual Meets with Classen, Capitol Hill, Northeast, Harding, El Reno and Nor- man. They will also attend Major Meets at Forth Worth, Oklahoma City, Tonka- wa, Duncan, Oklahoma A8zM, Oklahoma Baptist University at Shawnee, Central State at Edmond and they will be in the Regional and State Championships . ROW Lowell Reed, Warren Gillilan ROW TWO: Charles Hawks, White, Jim Walker, Don Stamps. Girls Too, Abide By Good Sportsmanship Under the direction of MISS PARIS, the girls athletic department formed softball, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, and badminton teams. They participated in intra-mural games . ROW ONE: Miss Paris, J. Ackors, S. Morgan, E. Reed B Hales C. johnson and D. McPherson. ROW TWO: B. Pierson D McCann D. Krahl, E. Robison, C. Parrish, M. Campbell and M Long Babetta Hales and Dorothy McPherson have lettered in badminton, while Carol johnson lettered in table tennis. As in other schools in America, the girls at Putnam have a chance to take part in various sports just as the boys do. They play such games as softball, basketball, volleyball, tennis and badminton. Although the girls do not compete against other schools, they do play against different hours of P. E. The three girls who entered the tennis tourna- ments and received their letters are left to right: Carol Johnson, Babetta Hales and Doro- thy McPherson. fi? VOLLEYBALL--ROW ONE: M. Long, M. Campbell E Reed and S. Morgan. ROW TWO: C. johnson B Pierson D. McPherson, J. Ackors and B. Hales. Qfi M fha, A gi ' B Q A-17 if -na V - .. X M, V -' zf,-.. . ' ' 5 W. ..,,., ., if ,J , . ,,,. ,-:lf V-fi. -,-- 1 'xxiwrv ,., F? , . 2 K I 41 1' hon. y 'LK Q N- JW X- P Y! T ' -.. x, x , , . uf I f S i I I I nf K 11 f gi 1 , A'hQ f N, - we xwmu' 11 1 - 41 Nw- W f I g,.. f- 'I , in-.ffl The person always willing to help you when you enter Mr. Kirkland's office is Mrs. Hubbard. She was previously Mr. Kirkland's secretary for five years in McAlester. Mrs. Hubbard has also been a teacher of commerce in Graham and McAlester, She was graduated from Southeastern College with a Bachelor of Science degree. She has been at Putnam City since l950 when Mr. Kirkland became our superintendent. After graduating from South- eastern College with a Bachelor of Science degree, she taught commerce at Graham and at McAlester, before becoming Mr. Kirkland's secretary there. She has been at Putnam City since 1950 when Mr. Kirkland became superintendent. wugr Mr. Kirkland has completed 37 years of school experience, all of which have been in administration. During his first three years of administrative work he also coached girls' and boys' basketball and all school plays. He possesses a B.A. Degree from North- western State College, Alva, Oklahomag Mas- ter of Education degree from Oklahoma Univ- ersity. He has had a successful tenure in some of the best schools of the state and chose the Put- nam City Schools because of the potentiality of their becoming one of the largest schools in the state. It is now one of the ten largest. This is his sixth year here and the school board unanimously renewed his three year con tract recently. In 1939-40 he was President of the Okla- homa School Administratorsg in 1947-48, Pres ident of the Oklahoma Education Association. For 13 years he has been a member of the Oklahoma Teachers' Retirement Board and has been president of the board for five years . He loves school work and his hobbies are looking over farms, hunting and fishing. -58- 1 i s E a w 1 5 ' 3? i .RQ-Q 5 W l Q. 5 C 1 The friendly smile you see greeting you as you walk in the office is Mrs. Mason, our high school secretary. She majored in business at E1 Reno junior College, then worked in banks in various parts of Nevada, California, and Oklahoma. This is her first year at Putnam and it is our sincere wish that she will continue to be here for many years to come. Many of you think of Mr. Mayfield as always being our principal. Actually he has had many other jobs in the field of education. He attended Northeastern State College where he received a Bach- elor of Science degree. He also has a Master's degree from the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Mayfield came to Put- nam in 1940 to serve as junior high principal until the war broke out. Re- turning to Putnam when the war was over, he started teaching history, Eng- lish, and journalism and coaching wrestling and track. He became high school principal in 1949. Mr. Mayfield is a member of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Education Association and a member of the National Education Association and of the National Association of Sec ondary Principals. He is a charter president of the Warr Acres Lion Club and Americanism chairman of American Legion Post 12. Principals Message To Seniors Dear Class of '56: Congratulations are in order on your graduation. You are Putnam City's largest group of graduates. This will mark the end of formal schooling for many of you. However, it should not mark the end of your education if you do not attend college. Liv- ing in the modern world is an education within itself. The world has made much progress in the field of science and invention. However, these many accomplishments in the hands of an uneducated and unsensitive population cannot in the long run lead us any way but down. We must continue to work in educational fields so that the individual citizen will reach his greatest height when he uses these accomp- lishments to serve his fellow men. Sincerely, 99 cf' Q51 I- if . TY t .L ' 1 5-fl' L,,zjM . -uf . 1 President E. W. Patzack, Vincent Lawson, G. M. Salmon, E. G. Stambaugh and Vice President A. A. Lynn. The Board of Education works with Mr. Kirkland, our superintendent, in promoting a bigger and better school each year. We are proud to say we are one of the ten largest school systems in the state. .-50- li ' ' : 1 W. if t , , ' PM , gig K . V .,, . , .t K k. Q . . lv-N 'fa ip- ' .I xx aw X Z- xx, , .J V. 1... MR. CARTER BURNEY. . .B.S. Northeastern, M.E. Oklahoma University, Oklahoma Coach- es Association, Professional Golfers Associ- ation, P.T.A., Oklahoma Officials Associ- ation, State Teachers Drivers Association, O.E.A., N.E.A., C.T.A., Oklahoma Track Association, Years at P.H.S. 6. MISS ELIZABETH CARLSON. . .B.A. Central State, M.A . Oklahoma University, Kappa Del ta Pi, Alpha Phi Sigma, Tau Theta Kappa, O.E.A. , National Council of Teachers of English, Years at P.H.S. 4. MISS PEARL COFFEY . . .B.A . , Southeastern, M.Ed. Oklahoma University, Honorary So- ciety, Kappa Delta Pi, O.E.A., N.E.A., C.T.A . , Americal Sociological Association, Oklahoma Educational Association of Coun- selors, Years at P.H.S. ll. MR. GLENN CROUCH. . .B.A., Southeastern, M.S. Oklahoma ASIM, N.E.A., O.E.A., C.T.A., National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Years at P.H.S. 5. MR. RALPH DOWNS. . .B.S. Bethany Peniel, O.E.A. , N.E.A., Oklahoma Association of journalism Directors, National Association of journalism Directors, Oklahoma Educa- tion Association of Counselors, C.T.A., Years at P.H.S. 5. MR. JAMES R. GRAVES. . .B.S. Central State, M.S. Oklahoma ASM, O.E.A., N.E.A., Burney Carlson Coffey Crouch Downs Graves Hartberger Hoffman Holmes MISS DORIS HARTENGERGER. . .B.A. Oklahoma College for Women, Sigma Alpha Iota Music Fraternity, O.E.A., N.E.A., Oklahoma Music Education- al Organization, C.T.A., Music Education National Con., Years at P.H.S. 2 . MR. 1. D. HOFFMAN. . .B.S. Oklahoma AGM, O.E.A., N.E.A., Art Sec- tion O.E.A. , National Art Education Association, Western Arts Associa- tion, Oklahoma Association of journalism Directors, National Association of journalism Directors, Years at P.H.S. 4. MRS. HELEN HOLMES. . .B.A. MacAlester College, South Paul, Minn., The League of Women Voters, C.T.A., N.E.A., O.E.A., Years atP.H.S. 4. MR. JOSEPH LEON. . .B.A . Tulsa University, M.A. Oklahoma University, Eta Sigma Phi, Kappa Gamma Epsilon, N.E.A., O.E.A., C.T.A., Years at P.H.S. 5 . MRS. MYRTLE MULLINAX. . .B.S. East Central, O.E.A., C.T.A., N.E.A., Oklahoma Science Teachers, National Science Teachers, American Biology Teachers, Years at P.H.S. 17. MR. J. CLAUDE NICHOLS. . .B.S. Bethany Peniel, O.E.A., Years at P.H.S. l MISS IVINE PARIS. . .B.S. Central State, O.E.A., N.E.A., National Health and Physical Education Association, Years at P.H.S. 3 . -51- C.T.A., P.T.A., Oklahoma Coaches Asso- ciation, National Association of Secondary Principals, Years at P.H.S. 7. Leon Mullinax Nichols Paris 'Q' gg . YA MRS. MYRTLE SHEETS. . .B.S. East Cen- tral, M.S. Oklahoma University, O.E.A., N.E.A., C.T.A., Council of Teachers of English, Kappa Kappa Iota, Years at P.H.S. 10 . MR. W. I. SHIVE.. .B.S. Oklahoma A8zM, O.E.A., N.E.A., Years at P.H.S. l lf2. MRS. MARGUERITE SMITH. . .B.S. North- western, M.E. Oklahoma University, J.E.A., N.E.A., C.T.A., American Association of University Women, Years at P.H.S. 4. MR. T. J. SNYDER. ..B.S. Southwestern O.E.A., N.E.A., O.I.A.A., Oklahoma Wrestling Coaches Association, National Wrestling Coaches Association, Years at P.H.S. 7 . MR. TOM VANDEMEER . . .B.S. Central State, O.E.A., Oklahoma Coaches Associ -, ation, Years at P.H.S. 4. i f J ,i ' ' 5 S , 22' MR. I. C. VESTER.. .B.S. Oklahoma Uni Q - f versity, M.S. Oklahoma University, Phi Kappa Kappa, O.E.A., P.T.A., Years at P.H.S. 3. MR. JAMES D. WALKER. . .B.F.A. Okla- homa University, M.A. Oklahoma Unlver- I sity, A.F. of M., Phi Beta Mu, Phi Mu ' . : Alpha, Kappa Kappa Psi, A.S. P.D.A., Years at P.H.S. 9. f 'ax .-.. if Pearson Perrine gin... Prentice Rice Sheets Shive Smith Snyder Vandemeer Vester Walker Wood Zweiacher N , V MRS. JUANITA WOOD. . .B.A. Central State, O.E.A., N.E.A., P.T.A., I ' State Speech Association, Little Theater, Years at P.H.S. l. MRS. ALICE ZWELACHER. . .B.S. Central State, M.A. Oklahoma Univer- sity, N.E.A., O.E.A., American Association of School Librarians, C.T.A., Years at P.H.S. 3. A. A x MRS. RUTH PERRINE . . .A.B. West Virginia Wesley, O.E.A., N.E.A., , West Virginia Education Association, Years at P.H.S. l . MRS. CLARICE PRENTICE. . .B.S. Bethany Peniel, O.E.A., C.T.A.,, ff V Years at P.H.S. 2. -0 5- P, MR. VIRGIL RICE. . .B.S. Oklahoma A8iM, N.E.A., O.E.A., The Farm , p A Q Bureau, Oklahoma Farmers Union, Years at P.H.S. l. 5.3771 'i ' ,. -52- MR. JACK T. PEARSON. ..B.S. Oklahoma A8zM, O.E.A., Years at P.H.S. 2 6 N VALEDIOTORIAN CAROL JOHNSON M wal 1 SALUTATORIAN TOM HEARD President HARRY DEUPREE 'L- Vice President LLOYD MEADOR Secretary-Treasurer CAROL JOHNSON Reporter V BILL GRAVES WX S Popularity , I LORNE JOHNSTON Q MARGARET AVERITTE ' L .qi iii i i is R Citizenship TOMMY PENDERGRAFT JO ANN TAYLOR Q Sponsors S MRS. CLARICE PRENTICE MISS IVINE PARIS Seniors of i X fa:-4' K is JUANITA ACKORS - Belonged to Commercial Club 4. . .Attended Putnam for 5 years. . .lntends to be a secretary. CAROLE ADAMS - Attended Putnam ll years. . .Belonged to Span- . . ,dm ish Club 23 I.U.A. 2...Library Staff3...F.T.A, 4...Was Com- - 4,33 mercial Club Reporter 4. . .Active in Art Club 2-4. . .Girls' Chor- ' 5 us Robe Chairman 2-3-4. . .Mixed Chorus 2-3-4. . .Plans to be L secretary and housewife . N .M Ak P-V .4-f , 1 g TWILA ALLEN - Came to Putnam City this year from Pea Ridge. rt . Who's Who 2. . .Basketball 2 . . .Junior Play 3. . .Pep Club 2-3 . . . ' - F.H.A. 2-4, President 2. . .Hopes to be a secretary and a house- g if wife. ' AQ3? it 5: v . 1 -9' w--ar JERRY ANDUSS - Has attended Putnam City for 8 years. . .Plans .f n ' '- F Q to make petroleum engineering his career. 3.5, X 5 f- ' sy KJ 8 - E S2 X X it 5' A I 1 Q73 Fx .Jig 3 ne 'Ui- f.4g'-zf . 'L 'uf' F 1-...J 5 . is L' 1 F s ai -V V GLENDA ASHMORE - Belonged to Library Staff 2. . .Pep Club 2-3- J- 4. . .F .H.A. 3-4. . .Journalism Staff Reporter 4. . .Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4. . .Attended Putnam 5 years.. .Intends to do ,, office work. ,N P AT ATLEE - In All School Play 2-3, Debate 3-4. . .Intends to be attended Putnam 4 years. MARGARET AVERITTE - F.H.A. 3. . .Office Staff 3-4. . .Gir1s' Chorus 2-3-4, Secretary 4. . .Mixed Chorus 3-4 ...Elected Football Queen 4... Attended Putnam 5 112 years. . .Hopes to be a housewife. GORDON BANGS - F.T.A. 3. . .Wrestling 2-3. . .Annual Staff artist 3-4 ...Active in Art Club 3-4, painted murals for art room and stage scen- ery. . .Won first place in State in oil painting at Edmond Art Festival 2 . . .Belonged to 12 Year Club 4. . .Is planning to be an architectural de- signer. ELIZABETH BALDWIN - Belonged to Library Staff 2. . .Spanish Club 3-4 a laboratory technician since belonging to Science Club 3-4. . .Has 'K' is 35 and I.U.A. 3. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Annual Staff photographer 4. . .Elected onor Society 3, Secretary 4. . .Attended Putnam 6 years. . .Is going to to H be a registered nurse. JDA BARNES - Belonged to Girls' Chorus 2. . .Mixed Chorus 4. . .Span- ish Club 4. . .Has attended Putnam City for 5 years. . .Would like to be a world traveler and lecturer. ,674 tx CAROLYN BRODERSON - Belonged to Library Staff 2. . .F.,H.A. 2-3-4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .F.T.A. 4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Partici- ,i pared in Girls' Sports 2-4. . .Ambition is to go to college. I BETTY MICHAELS BROWN - Belonged to Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Com- 1.- my ' f wg. mercial Club 4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Has been busy with her ' l f M 'er'- duties as a housewife since 1955, but hopes to combine them ' fi T -'W with office work. - W .1 - '-1 an w e 2 LA NELL BROWN - Was a member of the Library Staff 2. . .Has been with us at Putnam City for 7 years. . .Dominant ambition is . to ea rn a living. MODEAN CAMPBELL Partici ated in Girls' S orts 2 3 4 Q Q W - p p - - . . . 1 Has attended Putnam City for 5 years. . .Is concentrating right A 'rv now on finishing high school . A 4 i TOM CAMPBELL - Has attended Putnam City High for 2 years. . . intends to spend his life as a chicken rancher. CARLTON CAMP - Participated in Football 2-3-4. . .Basketball ' 2-3-4. . .Track 2-4. . .Belonged to F.T.A. 4. . .Plans to combine . these interests by being a successful coach.. .Has attended Put- KX ' T nam for 9 years. I t Q w if r ' - 'ls I Qui x MARY ANN BILES - Member of Student Council 2. . .Girls' Sports 2. .. I.U.A. 2. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .F.H.A. 4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .journalism Staff 4, Press Queen Runner-up 4. . .Plans to be a journalist. GLENNA CANTERBERRY - Belonged to Mixed Chorus 2. . .Girls' Chor- us 2. . .F,H.A. 2-3-4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Attended Putnam 5 lf2 years ...Will choose something in the business field as her career. PAT BROADY - Participated in Girls' Sports 2-3-4. . .Belonged to l2 Year Club 4. . .Is going to be an X-ray technician. tx PATRICIA ANNE CASEY - Belonged to F.T.A. 2-3-4. . .4-H Club 2-3-4 ...Band 2-3-4. . .Mixed Chorus 3-4. . .Girls' Chorus 3-4. . .I.U.A. 2-3 ...Attended Putnam ll years. ..Was in junior Play 3, All School Play 3-4 .. .Hopes to continue in the field of speech and drama. 5631, I 'sf' +.....f ...4 in -of 5 Z BETTY CARNEY - Came to Putnam this year after attending Clas- sen and Okinawa . . .Was a member of Office Staff 2 . . .Science Club 2 . . .Latin Club 2. . .Girls' Sports 3. . .Annual Staff 3. . .Elected to Who's Who 3. . .At Putnam, belonged to F.T.A. 4 ...Pep Club 4... Is deciding whether to major in music or to be a nurse. DARLENE CHERRY - Participated in Girls' Sports 3. . .F.H.A. 3- 4. . .F.T.A. 4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Wants to be a nurse. WES CLANAHAN - Student Council 3-4. . .Progress Award 3 . . . ,X fe he Q V - Mixed Chorus 3-4, Boys' Chorus 3-4, Boys' Quartet 4. . .Spanish Club Parliamentarian 4. . .Attended Putnam 2 years . . .Ambitionz To be 6 feet tall! LLOYD CRESSE - Belonged to journalism Staff 3-4. . .Latin Club 2-3-4. . .Band 2-3. . .Attended Putnam City 10 years. . .Plans to be a draftsman . JERRE COX - Participated in Football 3-4. . .Basketball 3. . .Band 2-3-4. . .Attended Putnam for 5 years . . .His ambition? To be a man JERRY CREW - Belonged to the l2 Year Club this year since he is one of the few who have started and completed school here at Putnam . . .Right now no particular career looks most inviting to him. JACK CREW - Belonged to Projection Club 2. . .l2 Year Club 4. . .At the moment his ambition is to build a car that will go faster than any other. CRAIG CUDE - joined the Putnam City student body last year. . .Is plan- ning to be an embalmer. HAL CRONKHITE - Belonged to Art Club 4. . .Projection Club 4. . .Science Club 4. . .Has attended Putnam City for 5 years. . .Hopes to be a physicist. HERB CULLERS - Member of Science Club 4 . . .Library Staff 2. . .Spanish Club 3-4. . .Mixed Chorus 3-4, Boys' Chorus 3-4, Mixed Quartet 4. . .4-H Club 2 . . .Projection Club 2-3-4, Business Manager 2, President 4. . .At- tended Putnam ll years . . .Intends to devote himself to agriculture. l 169.- DAVID DEATHERAGE - Student Council 3 . . .journalism Staff 4. . . Track 2, Wrestling 2-3-4, Baseball 3, and Football 2-3-4. . .Has attended Putnam 9 lf2 years. . .Hopes to be a success. DELORES DENNIS - Belonged to Girls' Sports 2 . . .Pep Club 2... Has been going to Putnam City for 4 years. . .Ambition is to get out of school. DWIGHT DEHART - Belonged to Band 2-3. . .12 Year Club 4. .. Plans to be a mechanical engineer. HARRY DEUPREE - Student Council 3-4. . .Spanish Club 3-4 . . .junior Play 3. . .Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Track 2-3-4, Wrestling 3-4. . .Citizenship Award 2. . .Class Vice President 2, Class President 4. . .Mr. Pirateer 4. . .Attended Put- nam 9 years. . .Plans to be a medical doctor. CHARLES DOWNS - Spanish Club 3-4. . .Band 2-3-4, President 4 . . .Baseball 3, Wrestling 3-4. . .Attended Putnam 10 years. . .Would like to be a business man or a rancher. CLARENCE DRUMELLER - Science Club 3-4, Secretary 4. . .Band l-2-3-4, Vice President 4. . .Projection Club 4. . .Attended Putnam '- 10 years. . .Is looking forward to a career in engineering. A 41 i ,Q 1 N A PATTY CURRIER - Honor Society 2-3. . .Commercial Club Treasurer 4 ...Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Attended Putnam ll years. . .Is still trying to de- cide whether to be a secretary or a nurse. MELVIN EAKINS - Was a member of the 12 Year Club 4. . .Plans to spend his life in the wilds as a forest ranger. DONNA LOU MAHONEY CURRY - F.H.A. 2-3. . .Pep Club 2-3. . .At- tended Putnam 6 years. . .Plans to remain a housewife. PATTY ELSHIRE - Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4. . .I.U.A. 2. . .Pep Club 3-4. . .Girls' Chorus 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus 3-4. . .Librarian 4... 4. . .Attended Putnam 9 1X2 years. . .Plans to go into business . 170-.. Office Staff 4. .CommercialClubVice President 4. . .F.H.A . 4. . .F.T.A. New '95, Q. 93 Y. . i I , y , E .fs '14 and ' 'A - ' . 1 5' 4-A EDWARD ENGLISH - Member of Student Council 2-3-4. . .Has gone -- to Putnam City for 8 years . . .Is hoping to be an architect. CHIC ERICKSON - Belonged to the Library Staff 2 . . .Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 2-3-4. . .All School Play 4, junior Play 3... F.T.A. 4. . .Attended Putnam 4 years. . .Plans to enter medical profession. RONALD FLEMING - Active in Art Club 2-3-4. . .Annual Staff ,fi-nifhw, artist 2-3, journalism Staff 3-4. . .Has attended Putnam 8 years.. . Is going to be a commercial artist. CHARLES FOLEY - All School Play 3 . . .junior Play 3 ...Debate 3-4 . . .Football 3-4. . .Track 2 . . .Wrestling 2-3 ...Attended Putnam City for 10 years. . .Is planning to be an engineer. HUBERT FULENWIDER - Science Club 4. . .Latin Club 2. . .All School Play 2, junior Play 2. . .Boys' Chorus 2-3-4, Boys' Quartet 3, Mixed Chorus 3-4. . .Band 2-3-4. . .Attended Putnam 4 years... Hopes to be an electrical engineer. RAYMOND GAREN - Was a journalism Staff reporter 3-4 . . .At- tended Putnam City for 10 years. . .lntends to be a forest ranger. BILL GARY . . .Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 4 ...Buccaneer Runner-up 4. . .Attended Putnam for 5 years. . .Immediate ambition is to get out of school. DAVID GUILLIAMS - Football 2-3-4. . .Lettermen's Club 2-3-4. . .Has attended Putnam for 6 years. . .His idea of a future: to have nine rich wives . BILL GRAVES - Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. . .junior Play 3, All School Play 4 ...Art Club 4. . .Senior Class Reporter 4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Intends to be a journalist . DARLENE GUTHREY - Participated in Girls Sports 2-3 . . .Belonged to 12 Year Club 4. . .Plans to devote herself to being a housewife. Student Council 2-3-4. . .Football 2-3-4, Tri-Captain 4 ,.711 BETTY HALL - Belonged to Commercial Club 3-4. . .Pep Club 2-3 . . .Has attended Putnam City High for 2 years. . .Plans to be a sec- A retary. GAYTRA HARRIS - journalism Staff Business Manager 4. . .Span- ish Club 2 . . .I.U,A. 2. . .Has attended Putnam 5 years. . .ls look- ing toward fashion designing as a career. V 7 SAMMIE HARRISON - Came to Putnam this year from Bethany, where she belonged to the Pep Club. . .ls interested in becoming a secretary. CHARLES HAWKS - Student Council 4. . .Latin Club 2-3-4, State Secretary 3 Putnam for 10 years. . .Plans to become an orthopedic surgeon. PAT HAYES - Member of Band 2-3 . . .F,T.A. 3 ...Commercial Club 4. . .All School Play 4. . .Mixed Chorus 4. . .12 Year Club... Would like to be a dental assistant. TOM HEARD - Has attended Putnam City High for only l lf2 years . . .Belonged ripe old age. .. .Football 2-3, Track 2-3-4 . . .I.U.A. 2 . . .Attended to Latin Club 3-4. . .Prevailing desire is to live to a ROBERT HAGER - All School Play 3 . . .Mixed Chorus 3-4, Boys' Chorus 3-4. . .Spanish Club 3-4. . .Library Staff 3-4, Vice President 4. . .F.T.A 4. . .Attended Putnam for 9 years. . .Hopes to be a concert pianist, teach- er of piano, composer, and conductor. RAYMOND HECKARD - Mixed Chorus 2 ...Track 2-3-4. . .Golf 3 . . . Wrestling 3. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Immediate ambition is to join the marines . BABETTA HALES - Student Council 4. . .Annual Staff Art Editor 4. . .Art Club 4. . .F.T.A. 3-4, Treasurer 4. . .Basketball Queen runner-up. . . Pep Club 2-3-4, Cheerleader 4. . .Who's Who 3. . .l.U.A. 3. . .Girls' Sports 2-3-4. . .Helped with stage settings 3-4 . . .12 Year Club 4. . .Hope to have a full, happy, and successful future. LLOYD I-IENTHORN - Has attended Putnam City for 5 years. . .Plans to be a professional calf roper. S -72- w JON JACKSON Belonged to Spanish Club 4. . .Band 2 3 4. . .I.U.A. 2. .. Attended Putnam 9 years. . .Wants to get through college with good grades . DARRELL HENTHORN - Participated ln Basketball 2-3. . .Has at- tended Putnam City High for 4 years. . .Wants to be a rancher and marry a pretty girl. 'S'-3' Y'-trick LARRY HILL - Honor Society 4. . .Science Club 3-4 . . .Projection Club 3. . .Has attended Putnam schools for ll years. . .Hopes to become a general practitioner. BARBARA HINSHAW - Honor Society 3-4. . .Office Staff 3-4. . .Li- brary Staff 2. . .Latin Club 2-3-4, I.U.A . 2. . .Attended Putnam for 7 years. . .Plans to be a laboratory technician. LINDA HOLMAN - Journalism Staff 4, Press Queen 4. . .F .H.A. 4. . .Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4. . .Pep Club 2. . .Has at- tended Putnam for 5 years. . .intends to be a secretary. MARCIA LEE SUSIE HORN - Debate 4. . .Came to Putnam this year from Yukon, where she was in Honor Society 2-3. . .Student Chorus 2-3, Girls' Chorus 2-3, Girls' Quartet 2-3 . . .Basketball 2. . .Ambition is to get married. KENNETH HOWERTON - Student Council 3. . .Journalism Staff 4 ball 2-3. Attended Putnam 9 years. . .Plans to be a draftsman. V N .X N ' WALLACE HUNT - Participated in Debate 2-3. . .Wrestling 2. . .Has been going to Putnam for 9 years. . .Would like to be a chemical engineer. GLENNA JACKSON - Honor Society 2 . . .Girls' Chorus 2 . . .Has attended Putnam for 2 years, coming here from Bethany. . .Would like to get mar- ried or enter the Women's Army Corps . BARBARA JACKSON - Belonged to F.H.A. 2-3-4, Reporter 3. . .F.T.A. 2. . .Girls' Sports 2-3. . .I.U.A. 2. . .Pep Club 2-3. . .Attended Putnam 8 years. . .Hopes to get a good job and own her home. Council 2-3. . .F,H.A. Historian 2-3. . .Spanish Club 2-3. . .Mixed ...Art Club 3-4. . .Band 2-3. . .Football 2-3-4, Basketball 3, Base BILL JETER - Has attended Putnam High for 2 years. . .Hopes to be a football coach. CAROL JOHNSON - Student Council 3. . .F.T,A. 2-3-4. . .Spanish Club 3-4, Parliamentarian 3. . .Girls' Sports 2-3-4. . .I.U.A. 3-4 Pep Club 2-3-4 Scholarship 2 Class Secretar -Treasurer 4. . .Has Attended Putnam 5 years. . .Plans to be a teacher. Q., 5 T. J. JOHNSON - Honor Society Vice President 4. . .Student Council 4. . .Science Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4. . .Latin Club 2-3-4, Par- liamentarian 2. . .Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus, Boys' and Mixed Quartets and All State Chorus 4. . .Band 1-2-3-4, President 3, Stu- dent Director 4, All State 3. . .Scholarship 2. . .I.U.A. 3-4, Vice President 3 . . .12 Year Club 4. . .Plans career in engineering physics . LORNE JOHNSTON - Student Council 2-3-4. . .F.H.A. Sweetheart4 . . .Latin Club 2-3-4, State President 4. . .All School Play 4, Junior Play 3, Debate 4. . .Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4. . .Boys' State... Class President 3 ...Attended Putnam 10 years . . .Ambition: Psy- chologist. RONA LEE KEEN - Journalism Staff Circulation Manager 4. . .Li- brary Staff 2-3. . .F.H.A. 3-4. . .SpanlshClub 3-4. . .All SchoolPlay 3. . .Mixed Chorus 3-4, Girls' Chorus 3-4, Vice President 4, Girls' Octet 3. . .Girls' Quartet 4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .12 Year Club... Plans to be Religious Youth Director. EARLENE KELLEY - Student Council 2-4. . .Journalism Staff 4, Press Queen Runner-up 4. . .Girls' Sports 2-3. . .I.U.A. 2-3. . . Pep Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4. . .12 Year Club. . .F.H.A. 3 TERESA JAMES - Belonged to Pep Club 2-3 . . .Attended schools for 7 years. . .Ambition is to be a good Christian. JANE KELLEY - Student Council 2 . . .Office Staff 3. . .Journalism Staff 4. . .F.H.A. Historian 4. . .All School Play 3 ...Mixed Chorus 4. . .Girls' Sports 2-3-4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Has attended Putnam ll years . . .Ambition is to get a man and keep him . i I KENNETH JERNIGAN - Has attended Putnam City schools for 7 years . . .Hopes to become a forest ranger. JIMMY KRAHL - Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3, Wrestling 2 . . .12 Year Club 4. . .Hopes to be a success. 774, to honeymoon in Hawaii. I Q, 'xv 4: 0. ROBERT KUEHNE - Has been going to Putnam schools for 6 years . . .Is planning to become a mechanical engineer. CAROLE KUYKENDALL - journalism Staff 4. . .Library Secretary- Treasurer 3. . .F.H.A. 2-3-4 . . .Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' Chor- us 2-3-4, President 4, Girls' Octet 3. . .Pep Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 4. . .Attended Putnam 6 years. . .Plans to be an Interior decorator. WANZA LEMMON - Honor Society 2. . .Office Staff 2. . .Junior Play 2 ...Band 2. . .Class Reporter 2. . .Came to Putnam this year from Hydro. . .Ambition is to get married . i' MONA MCCOLLUM - Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Has attended Putnam City High for 3 years. . .Her immediate ambition is to get through col- lege. BERNICE MCCUNE - Annual Staff Copy Writer 4, Annual Queen Runner-up 4. . .Library Staff 2. . .F.H.A. 3. . .Projection Club . 2. . .Stage Crew 2. . .Has attended Putnam 6 years ...Hopes to be a ,N business manager or a professional skater. ...E Lfduilgik 4 . DORTHY MCPHERSON - F.H.A. 2-3-4. . .F.T.A. 2. . .Girls' X Chorus 2. . .Girls' Sports 2-3-4. . .I.U.A. 2. . .Pep Club 2-3-4 A.. ' . . .Attended Putnam 6 years. . .Would like to get a good job and ' -lg 3' get married. ED MARTIN - Wrestling 2. . .Attended Putnam 4 years . . .Hopes to be an electrical engineer. 2 --i-' PAUL MEAD - Spanish Club 4. . .Attended Putnam 4 years. . .Is plan- t ' ning to be an aeronautical engineer. J' ' . Ns . VY . ICHARD MARTIN - Honor Society 3-4. . .Student Council 2-3. . .Span- ish Club 3-4, President 3. . .Band 3. . .Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Golf 2-3, Track 2. . .I.U.A. 2. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Class President 2, Vice President 3. . .Would like to be rich. LLOYD MEADOR - Student Council 2. . .Football 3-4, Basketball 2-3- 4. . .Library Staff 4. . .F.T.A. 4. . .All School Play 4. . .Class Vice President 4. . .Buccaneer Runner-up 4. . .12 Year Club. . .Hopes to be successful. -75- LA VONNA MILLER - Annual Staff 3-4, Assistant Editor 4, Annual Queen 4. . .F.H.A. 3-4, Vice President 4. . .F.T.A. 3-4, Secretary . . .Band l-2-3-4, Secretary 4. . .I.U.A. 2. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Of- fice Staff 4. . .l2 Year Club 4. . .Ambltion: Bookkeeper. JACK MILNER - Football Manager 3. . .Basketball Manager 3-4. Baseball Manager 3. . .Attended Putnam 7 1X2 years. . .His ambi- tion is to get rich. WYNONA MONDS - She has attended Putnam City for 4 years . . ls planning to be a typist. ,Q-,vi-vw SHARON MORGAN - Student Council 4. . .Office Staff 4. . .Spanish Club 3-4. . .Girls' Sports 4. . .I.U.A. 2-3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. . .Pep Club 3-4, Cheerleader 4. . .Girls' State 3. . .Basketball Queen Runner-up 4. . .Attended Putnam 6 years. . .Plans to be an engineer. JACK MORRIS - Wrestling 2-3-4. . .Buccaneer 4. . .Attended Put- nam for 6 years . .Hopes to make a good living, get married and join the armed forces. --v MORRIS LEE MORRISON - Art Club 3. . .Football 2-3, Baseball 2-3, Golf 2-3, Cross Country 2-3, Lettermen's Club 2-3. . .l2 Year Club 4. . .Hopes to be a professional golfer. LA BETH MERRIOTT - F.T.A. 4. . .Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Mixed Quar- tet 2. . .Girls' Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' Octet 2, Girls' Quartet 4. . .Pep Club 2. . .Attended Putnam 3 years. . .Hopes to get a good music educa- tion. CAROL NANCE - Came here 2 years ago from Classen. . .Honor Society 3. . .Art Club 3-4 . .Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Chorus 3. . .Pep Club 2... Hopes to be a commercial artist. ' JANET MICKLE - Student Council 4. . .F.H.A. 3-4. . .F.T.A. 3. . .De- bate 2. . .Band 2-3, Band Queen Runner-up 3. . .Pep Club 2-3-4, Par- liamentarian 4. . .Attended Putnam City 4 years. . .Intends to be a den- tal hygienist. fi- .. . 'Z-3 OLETA NEDBALEK Commercial Club Secretary 4 Mixed Chorus J - . . . V 4. . .Girls' Chorus 4. . .Attended Putnam l year. . .Plans to be a secre- V tary. Y . Q -761 ll? 411' I 65 JUDY MCCLAIN - Student Council 2. . .journalism Staff 3-4. . . F.T.A. 2-3-4. . .All School Play 2. . .Debate 2 . .Football Queen 3. . .Class Secretary 2. . .Popularity 2. . .Aiming at a degree in journalism. . .Attended Putnam 7 years. BILL NELSON - Student Council 3-4, President 4. . .Annual Staff 3-4, Editor 4. . .Popularity 3. . .Art Club 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3. . .All School Play 4. . .Lettermen's Club 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Tri-Captain 4. . .Mr. Pirateer Runner-up 4, F .H.A. Sweetheart Runner-up 4. . .At Putnam 6 U2 years.. Plans to be an architectural designer. CLAYTON NICHOLS - Honor Society 3-4, President 4. .. Science Club 3-4, President 4. . .Latin Club 2-3-4. . .All School Play 4, Junior Play 3. . .Debate 2-3-4. . .Mixed Chor- us 4, Boys' Chorus 4. . .I..U.A. 2-3. . .Attended Putnam ll years. . .Plans to be a geologist. NANCY NISBETT - Honor Society 3-4. . .journalism Staff 3-4, Circulation Manager 3, Editor 4. . .Library Staff 2. . .F.T.A. 2-3-4, President 4. . .Girls' Sports 2-3. . .I.U.A. 2-3. . .Pep Cl 2-3-4. . .Attended Putnam 6 years.. .Hopes to teach school in exico. MARK NYE - Band 2. . .Football 2-3-4. . .Attended Putnam 7 years. . .Wants to go to Annapolis Vesters. BARBARA O'NEAL - Student Council 2-3, Commercial Club President 4. . .Class Treasurer 3. . .Basketball Queen 3. . .12 Year Club. . .Plans to be a secretary. '87 ., .X JENEAN ALEXANDER PARKER - F.H.A. 3-4, Treasurer 4. . .Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 2-3-4. . .Pep Club 2-3. . .Attended Putnam 13 ll years. . .Hopes to be a successful housewife. RAYMOND PARKS - Student Council Vice President 4. . .Football Mana V--v ger 3. . .Mr. Pirateer Runner-up 4. . .Attended Putnam 6 years. . .Plans to be a farmer a husband a father LOMETA PARKER MATSENBAUGH 9 CODY PARR - student Colman 2. . .Band 2...Wrestling 2-3-4. . .Af- ' Q y tended Putnam 10 years. . .lntends to be an automotive engineer. it f.,.,,,,.,n me . gs iL,p.p,. -77.. N TOMMY PENDERGRAFT - Spanish Club 2. . .Track 2. , .Wrestling 2. . .Has attended Putnam for 5 years.. .Is hoping to become a preacher. FLOYD PERCIVAL - Student Council 3-4. . .Football 2-3-4. . . Lettermen's Club 2-3-4. . .12 Year Club ...Would like to be a telephone company employee. GLEN PERRY - Has attended Putnam City for 7 years. . .Hopes to make a few million dollars. WW-1 Jug JAMES PERRY - Has been at Putnam for 9 years. . .Plans to be a 'eff' mechanic of some type. BERDENA PIERSON - F.H.A. 2-3. . .Girls' Sports 3-4. . .Has at- ' tended Putnam for l 1X2 years. . .Plans to enter medicine. CHARLES PINION - Student Council 3. . .Football 2-3-4, Tri- Captain 4. . .Track 2-3-4. . .Wrestling 2-3-4. . .Attended Put- nam for 5 years. . .Current ambition is to graduate. Q 'Y mf .Q-nn No-J VG.. EMMALEE PATZACK - F.H.A. 2-3-4. . .F.T.A. 2-3-4. . .Band 2-3 ...Pep Club 2-3-4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .lntends to be a secretary. KARALYN PITTS - Student Council 3, Treasurer 3. . .Annual Staff artist 4. . .journalism Staff 3. . .F.T.A. 2-3-4. . .Miss Pirateer runner-up 4. . .Art Club 4, President 4. . .All School Play 4, junior Play 3. . .Pep Club 2-3-4, President 4. . .At Putnam for 8 years . .. Plans to be a good art teacher. MAX PATZACK - Football 2-3-4. . .Wrestling 3. . .l2 Year Club 4 . . .Wants to be a millionaire. PAT POE - Library Staff 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. . .F .T.A. 4 .. .junior Play 3, All School Play 3-4. . .Girls' Sports 2. . .Mixed Chorus 4. . .Attended Putnam 2 lf4 years. . .Hopes to be a speech teacher and drama coach. -r' Mr 'mfr F . . L.:- Q 'Si ALLEN PORTER - Honor Society 4. . .Band 2-3-4. . .Wrestling 2... Attended Putnam City for 12 years. . .His ambition is to be a band director like Mr. Walker. GERTRUDE RANDALL - Honor Society 4. . .Annual Staff Business Manager 4. . .Library Staff 2-3-4. . .Art Club 3. . .Pep Club 3... Annual Queen Runner-up 4 . . .Attended Putnam 8 years. . .Wants to be a success. EDNA REED - F.H.A. 2-3-4. . .Girls' Sports 2-3-4. . .Pep Club 2- 3-4, Historian 4, Miss Pirateer 4. . .Has attended Putnam for 9 years. . .Her ambition is to go to college. SALLY REID - Participated in Girls' Sports 2-3. . .I.U.A. 3... Pep Club 3-4. . .Has attended Putnam for 9 years. . .Wants to be an interior decorator. KATHLEEN RILEY - Came to Putnam City this year from Classen .. .F.T.A. 4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Wants to be a home economics teacher. ROSALEE RISC1-IARD - Student Council 2. . .Office Staff 4. . .F.H.A 2-3-4. . .F.T.A. 3-4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Has attended Putnam for 6 years. . .Object in life is matrimony. DIANA ELIJAH -- Came to Putnam this year from Brazil. . .journalism Staff Sports Editor 2 . . .F.T.A. 3-4. . .Spanish Club 3. . .Mixed Chorus 3-4. . .Cheerleader 2. . .Wants to finish school and then marry a French- lTlaI'l. ELLEN ROBISON - Library Staff 2. . .Participated in Girls' Sports 3-4 . . .Has attended Putnam for 3 years . . .Plans to be a bookkeeper and accountant. CLINTON ROGERS - Science Club 4 ...Library Staff 2-4. . .F.T.A. 2- 4, Vice President 4. . .Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Boys' Chorus 2-3-4. . .In Junior Play 2 . . .All School Play 3. . .Has attended Putnam 4 years. .. Plans to become a teacher. lf DORIS SCHWENDKER - Library Staff 2 . . .F.H.A. 2-3-4. . .Commer- cial Club 4. . .junior Play 3. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .At Putnam 6 lf2 years ...Hopes to be a secretary and a housewife. -79, l HELEN SHAVER - Student Council 3. . .F.H.A. 3. . .Spanish Club 2-3-4, Latin Club 4, I.U.A. 2-3. . .Attended Putnam for 4 years . . .Her ambition is to get through college. TERRY SHIPLEY - Honor Society 4. . .Student Council 4. . .Base- ball 3. . .Has attended Putnam City for 6 years . . .Plans a career in the Air Force. ,. JAN SHOOK - Science Club 3-4. . .Library Club 2. . .Latin Club H 2-3-4. . .I.U.A. 3. . .Has been at Putnam for 5 years. . .Is decid- ' ing between careers in biochemistry and in psychology. JOHN SKALA - Has attended Putnam City for 6 years.. .His ambi- tion is to retire at the age of 21. JEANETTE SMITH - Honor Society 3. . .Office Staff 4. . .Annual Staff Copy Writer 4. . .Library Staff 2. . .F.H.A. 4. . .Spanish Club 3-4. . .Girls' Chorus 2. . .Pep Club 3-4. . .At Putnam for 6 l years. . .Plans to be a bookkeeper. I Q M- :Q .. ' KENT SMITH - Science Club 2-3-4. . .Library Staff 2. . .Latin Club 2-3-4...I.U.A. 2-3...Projection Club 4...Been at Putnam if M V for 8 years. . .Plans to be a chemical engineer. -.-.5 3 I iii 4 3 I SS to do forestry work. VIRGINIA SMITH. VIRGINIA SELF - Honor Society 4. . .Student Council 2-3-4, Secretary 4. . .Journalism Staff 4. . .Band 2-3-4, 'Iyvirler 2-3-4, Band Queen run- ner-up 3 . . .I.U.A. 2 ...Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Citizenship 3. . .Class Sec- retary 3. . .Has attended Putnam 7 years.. .Hopes to be an engineer. MAIU SOORO - Student Council Treasurer 4. . .Library Staff 2. . .F.T. A. 2-3-4. . .Latin Club 2-3-4. . .All School Play 2. . .Girls' Sports 2-3 .. .I.U.A. 2-3. . .Pep Club 2-3. . .Citizenship 2 . . .Attended Putnam 5 years.. .Her ambition is to be a good citizen. L8 0- WENDELL SCRIVNER - Has been going to Putnam for 4 years.. .Hopes ui. ra Ss MARY SOUTHARD - Annual Staff Photographer 4. . .F.H.A. 3-4, President 4. . .Mixed Chorus 3 . . .Girls' Chorus 2-3. . .Girls' Trio 3. . .Pep Club 2-3-4. . .Attended Putnam 9 years.. .Hopes to go to college . CAROLYN STARKEY - Student Council 4 . . .Office Staff 3. . .An- nual Staff Photographer 4. . .F.T.A. 4. . .All School Play 3-4, Ju- nior Play 3. . .Girls' Sports 4. . .Pep Club 3-4. . .Attended Putnam 2 years. . .Ambition is to get through college without studying. RU DELL STINER - F.T.A. 4 . . .Spanish Club 3-4. . .All School Play 4. . .Mixed Chorus 3-4, Girls' Chorus 3-4, Band 2-3-4. . . 4!h 4-H Club 4. . .Has attended Putnam ll years. . .Wants to be a mls- sionary. BILL TAYLOR. JO ANN TAYLOR - Came here from Piedmont 2 years ago. . .Plans to be a secretary. . .Belonged to Student Council 3. . .Office Staff 4. . .Basketball 2. . .4-H Club Secretary 2. .,. TOMMY TEAM - Art Club 3-4. . .Wrestling 2-3-4. . .4-H Club 2 . . .12 Year Club 4. . .Wants to make a success out of life. TROYER - Art Club 2. . .Spanish Club 2. . .All School Play 3. junior Play 3. . .Debate 3-4. . .Football 2-3, Baseball 3, Track 2. . . l.U.A. 2. . .Attended Putnam ll years ...Hopes to be an engineer and live to be 100 years old. JIM WALKER - Library Staff 2. . .Track 2-3-4. . .12 Year Club 4... lntends to be a preacher. TURK - Student Council 2-4. . .Journalism Staff 4. .. F.H.A. 2-3-4. . .4-H 2-3-4, Vice President 4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4 ...12 Year Club 4. . .Wants to attend A Si M College. SUE WALKER - Student Council 4. . .F.H.A. 2-4. . .F.T.A. 3... A Miss Pirateer Runnerrup 4. . .I.U.A. 2. . .Pep Club 2-3-4, Secre- tary 4. . .Has attended Putnam 4 years. . .Hopes to be a housewife. -ml HOWARD WATTS - Football 2-3. . .Has attended Putnam City for 5 years. . .Ambition is to get out of school. RONALD WAYT - 4-H Club Song Leader 2, Vice President 3, President 4. . .Citizenship 3. . .Attended Putnam for 8 years. . . Plans to be an agriculture extension agent or a county agent. KAY WEBB - Student Council 4. . .F.H.A. 2-3-4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4 BOB WELLS - Has attended Putnam City High Schoolfor only 1 year E PATTY WELLNER - journalism Staff 4. . .F.H.A. 3-4. . .Mixed Chorus 4. . .Girls' Chorus 4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4 ...Attended Putnam 4 112 years.. .Plans to be a Christian leader. MERLE JEAN WHEELIS - Student Council 4 . . .F.H.A . 2-3-4, Vice President 3. . .Girls' Sports 4. . .Pep Club 2-3-4, Pledge Mistress 4. . .12 Year Club. . .Ambition is to get a man. 12 Year Club 4, . .Wants to meet a real man . Plans to be a radio and television repairman. .as-we-Q, 1'-.nf BILL WALLACE - Spanish Club 2-3. . .Basketball 2-3. . .Baseball 4. . Attended Putnam for 2 years. . .Hopes to enter the oil business . ROBERT WHITE - Participated in Spanish Club 4. . .Basketball 4. . . Track 4. . .Cross country 4. . .Has been in Putnam for 10 years. . .Is interested in becoming a petroleum enginecr. CONNIE WALTER - Student Council 2-3-4. . .Library Staff 2 . . .Band 2-3-4, Band Queen Runner-up 3, Band Queen 4. . .l.U.A. 2-3. . .Pep Club 2-3-4 ...Attended Putnam City 9 years. . .Ambition is to get married. JOHN WINBRAY - Art Club 4. . .Spanish Club 3 ...Wrestling 3-4. .. A Went to Putnam for 6 years. . .Hopes to become an architect. Snr' DEANNA WILLIAMS - F.H.A . 2 ...Pep Club 2-3 ...Attended Put- 'iD' nam for ll years. . .Would like to be a secretary. CHERYL WILSON - Office Staff 3-4. . .Journalism Staff 4. . .Li- brary Staff 4. . .Mixed Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' Chorus 2-3-4, Li- brarian 3. . .Girls' Trio 2 . . .Gir1s' Octet 3. . .Pep Club 3-4. .. Has gone to Putnam for 10 years. . .Hopes to be a fashion artist. 2 JAMES WOLFINBARGER - Student Council 4. . .ls one of the sel- ected few in the 12 Year Club 4. . .Wants to be an electrical engin- SGI. L JESSIE WOODRUFF - Office Staff 4. . .F.H.A. 2-3-4. . .Commer- 4 cial Club 4. . .Mixed Chorus 4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Hopes to do religious educational work. ' S .. , -A , ,, V, A A MARGIE WRIGHT - Pep Club 2-3-4. . .12 Year Club 4. . .Ambition - is to get through college. I .1 -el. Z DALE YEARY - Has been going to Putnam City for 6 years. . .Plans - 1 -:fr l u. to be an auto mechanic. i 1 l SCARED AWAY BY KASPER? SANDRA ALSPAUGH KAYE MARTIN KAREN GRAGSON JAMES OWENS CHARLES LOCKE ARLENE ROONEY DEWAYNE MARTIN FLOYD VANNESDALL ...gf-5, park' iw! Q.-4 L-an ,i Q f. ., , A gm 4 ug I tg.. 184, ,- 5 ., 7' HW 5 b X M :Q 1 'i n,T,,,T,,,..,.............-.......,.... ...W ,,-4-1 ' 'f , 'WV ' 'I tra! 'f IQ i! yx gf 5, E1-X gf: I vi di 2 E: E P 2 E A ' 5 P I-sf: - 5 Y ' 1 L 1 id Q I 1,,ZW F, W. 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LUPER JIMMY LYNN TRUDA MCERIDE KENNY MOCLAIN M3 r Y Y 1 ,f Q 1 IRETA HILLERBY JANE HOLLAND JANET HONEGGER GERALD HUCK ROGER HUDELSON JAMES HUBBARD LINDA SUE HUSTON LEONA JACKSON MARY JAMES JUDY JOHNSON LOU JOHNSON GERALD JONES ROD JONES DAVID JUDKINS LEE KELTON '. ' ,-if -. ' ii - X' fi' ' f Lf . A ' J, q - I 1 : J 'lr 'gras' L ' 9 K. 5 -Jil KA , A J ..I i .'. B DON MORRIS MAO MORTON BETTY MURRAY JOY MURRAY NOEL NOE JEANA PARKER JUDY PATTERSON LYNN PENDERGRAFT NEIL PENWELL JIM PERDUE DALE PIERCE ANN PORTER SALLY POTTER HARLAN POWELL WILLIAM REED IHS 'I E E Y Q I 'f.'I! , :i w gv I W ,, 53 ' ' yi I A 9 ' -JI- A I 3'-P' - I A A 1 , , I ,Y , A LIY - ,K I I A, K M i llu' , . In I LONNIE MCCLURE MA RKETA MARKWELL KAREN MARTIN TOM MARTIN DOUG MILLER JERRY MILLER NANCY MILLER TERRY MILLER CLARKE MIRACLE CAROLYN MITCHELL GLEN MOORE MICHAEL MOOREHEA SANDRA MOORE NOVA MOOSE ANN MOSER D E Y f . K f I 1 . ,- ff I S I 4 ' W - ' .55 rj 2' ' I 1 I ' I xg . 'iw 5 E' rt' , I I 2 A Q94 A , JUDY SMITH LINDA KAY SMITH RITA STEWARD TOM SMITI-I LINDA STINCHCOMB JIMMIE STOREY ROSELLA STORY ELAINE SUTHERLAND CLIFFORD TARVER JEANETTE TAYLOR MARGARET TAYLOR JOANNA TEAM DWAIN THACKER LEWIS TILLY JANICE TILLEY W , , 1 'ff- Sf: I', 5-TQ-A . J ..,. I ,, . Cv 'C I it I ' rx, . I, ! ...f-r ' Q 'SK .ik I. ff I 3 EDDIE REEVE NANCY RICHARDSON DON RIDDELL DONNA ROBBINS ERNEST ROBBINS JOY ROBERTS SARA ROBERTS LE ROY ROBINSON JAMES RODEN JANICE ROLLINS RONALD RUEB STANLEY RUSH BRENDA SALYER CHARLES SMITH GAYE SMITH is .EP E. :E J L, f , , S 1 SILJ A- f I Tii:jJ,:A,J,,. in 34 -X A t- K. ,,.. ,,f, :mv ex Qx W. -, Q, I I- 1 N J A f104f I 1, 2' 3 ' A 'WP A af' f D if ff 1 KARL WHITE LEONARD WHITE GERALD WHITFIELD DARIN WILKINS DANNY WILLIAMS JANELLE WILLIAMS WILBERT WILLIAMS CAROL WILSON JERRY WILSON CHARLOTTE WITHEE SALLY WISEMAN DELMAS WOODRUFF JERRY WOODS SUSIE YOES JUDY YORK .40-QQ, gli, it 0-I' fp-19' sf, . -f -+4li1'4N E.. RE P ,.,:- . .T E g A up VERNON TILLY MARGARET TUCKER GLENDA VALENTINE NANCY WARD SANDRA WARD RILEY WAOGONER BOB WALLACE DWIGHT WASSON ROBERT WATSON JERRY WEBSTER MARY WEEKS J. H. WELLNER DON WELLS JUSTIN WELLS LYNN WHISLER BUDDY YOUNG JANET YOUNG SYLVIA ZUMBRO JIMMY WALLACE SHA RON FREEMAN H. C. GRASSMAN ARLA MAY PIERSON WAYNE SWIGGHART ROBERT ANDERSON GARY EMBREY GLENDA MILLER f L J ,f ,A L .1 15,11 6 7 ' ' gg UI' ffg N Q , f x fx I , I SUMMER SlUE9lI'9l.EEMIE U' Annual Queen La Vonna Miller was crowned by her escort Bill Nelson. Her attendants Bernice McCune and Gertrude Randall were escorted by David Guilliams and Harry Deupree. Greg Maupin carried the crown and Vickie Schwendker, the roses. ueens Crowned Two important spring functions were the Annual and Press assem- blies at which times the queens were crowned . Following the coronation of the Annual Queen it was announced that the 1956 Treasure Chest was dedicated to Mr. J. R. Graves . Af- ter the dedication the annuals were presented to the students . At an earlier date the Press Assembly was held. This included a brief skit by the Journalism Staff followed by the crowning of the Press Queen. Raymond Parks had the honor of crowning Linda Holman at the Press Assembly. .A J., ,, ,, ,,..,...,.., . r,,,-, ,,. V rrmrers Amd Serrrers Errjeyefe Co mfrrl Bmqrrerd Some of the juniors and Seniors who Lamrre Jo I-iusrdrr, Iorlera Nedbalek, Par Poe, Melba Roger-, Nancy Walken Margarer Hemdersrm, and Robert Hager Ar the speakerds table were seated: Kenton Kidd, Ioan Myric, Harry Deupree, jerry Frederick, Balaetna Hales, Mr, Ferman Phillips, the speaker, Mrs., Phillips, Mr. and Mrs., D. D. Kirkland, Mr? and Mrs. Leo C. Mayfield. rrrridr-Senior Prem Q , Tmpieaf. Theme r Seated around tlre-viable enjeylrrg Une Prom are Tom McEver-s, Royce Winners, Karen Grayslorni Carolyn Parrish., and Cormie Walfrer, ' enjoyed the banquet are Hanley Seeds, V ,N . wasweW,-?'rwvva1.fv,-af-wfmr-t.w,.y1rv.mwmwwwf-wry-W vi n ivy, 'ww' f, ,ww The annual Spring Formal which is spon- sored bythe Pep Club was held in the Mirror Room of the Municipal Auditorium and carried ' out the theme of-Ho1i- ' day for Strings . Here, president of the Pep Club, Karalyn Pitts was getting ready to crown Buccaneer Jack ' ' Morris. Looking on were Lloyd A Meador, runner-up, and his , escort Sue Walker, Secretary of 1 the Pep Club. , ff 4 Qi . .1 ni Spring Formal . .P . Big Attraction P Il Sprmg Concert . . Coronation Presented By Band Martha Poole, Lou Johnson, Connie Walter, Barbara Stone, Charles Downs, Clarence Drumiller, T. I. Johnson, and Will Reavis after band coronation pay tribute to the Queen. 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Harry Deupree Best All-round Athlete Qgirll ...o . . 1. . D.McPherson Best All-round Athlete Qboyj . . Bill Gary Citizenship Qgirlj . .' . .Elizabeth Baldwin Citizenship Qboyl . . . . . Herb Cullers 4-H . . . ..... . . . Ronald Wayt Valedictorian .... . . .Carol Johnson Salutatorian ......... l. Tom Heard Service, Annual Staff. . La.Vonna Miller Service, Audio Visual . . . Herb Cullers Service, Office, ...... Jeanette Smith Jo-urnalism Staff . . . .. . Nancy Nisbett .Se1'vice, Student Council ......... . . J ........ James Wolfinbarger Student Council Award . . Sandy Baldwin Talent Assembly . First Place .... . . . T. J. Johnson Kent Smith Allen Porter Hubert F ulenwider . . .Johnny Webster . . . Herb Cullers Second Place . . Third Place . . . iT. J. Johnson English III . . English IV .... Geometry .... Industrial Arts I Industrial Arts II Homemaking I . Homemaking II . Latin ...... Library ..... arg. nr ,p - vngmtwqc-vwfvff . . Kay Crandall . . . Tom Heard . John Bradshaw . James Hubbard . . Lowell Reed .Collette Keyser . .Jo Ann Taylor Bruce Van Horn . . . . . Pat Poe Mechanical Drawing I . Gertrude Randall Mechanical Drawing II .... Bill Nelson Music QVocalJ . . Music flnstrumentalj . . Music Theory . . La Beth Merriott . . T. J. Johnson . . T. J. Johnson Physics ..... . Dwight De Hart Shorthandl . . . .Carol Jackson Shorthand II. . . . Patty Elshire Spanishl . . .Janelle Willians Spanish II . . . Ruthie Walker Speech . . . Judith Corbett Typingl .... . . .Nona Lee Nichols Typing II .... . . . Connie Walters World History. . . . . . Wallace Hunt Mr. Pirateer ....... Harry Deupree Miss Pirateer ......... Edna Reed Mental Health Scholarship ........ . Lorne Johnston Bausch and Lomb Science Award .... . . T. J. Johnson 'fljJln3 Huggins Wesffjlanahan Baseball ..... L . e. . Martin Boys' Basketball . . f.f.tQiS,.,jQ1.,-Bi-ll Gary Football ...... . .. Pinion Track.. . .. ,.A,f.ii'n5we11Reerd Wrestling . . . .. D-uwane Miller Agriculture . .J . Algebra I .... Algebra II .... American History Art II ...... Auto Mechanics . Bookkeeping. .. . Biology ..... Chemistry . . Drama ..... Debate ..... Drivers' Training English II ........ . Melvin Eakins . Sylvia Zumbro Charlene Hulsey . . . Larry Hill . . Bobetta Hales Johnny Webster John Allen Clark . . Virginia Self Charlene Hulsey .- .Roger Tucker . . Nancy Miller .Clayton Nichols .' .Don Campbell Pauline Hammer is Local P. T. A. A Grade and Jr.-Sr. High I C.T.A. and Kappa Kappa Iota ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . .C1intonRo.gers Reader's Digest ...... Carol Johnson Monticello, Honor Scholarship ...... .............SharonMorgan Certificate of Merit .... Clayton Nichols Panhellenic Award . Top 113 of Sr. Class A. 81 M. Tuition Free Scholarship . . . ..............PattyElshire Jo Ann Taylor Carol Johnson D.A.R., American History Award . . . ..............RogerTucker Philips University, Tuitiony .,,,,,, ,, , , , , , , , , , ,GlendaAshmore 4 ,L in D0 You RC H1 be W hen ????? g I' ii I . 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Her attendants Bernice McCune and Gertrude Randall were escorted by David Guilliams and Harry Deupree. Greg Maupin carried the crown and Vickie Schwendker, the roses. uccns Cro wncd Two important spring functions were the Annual and Press assem- blies at which times the queens were crowned . Following the coronation of the Annual Queen it was announced that the 1956 Treasure Chest was dedicated to Mr. J. R. Graves . Af- ter the dedication the annuals were presented to the students . At an earlier date the Press Assembly was held . This included a brief skit by the journalism Staff followed by the crowning of the Press Queen. Raymond Parks had the honor of crowning Linda Holman at the Press Assembly. Joan Markwell, Ronnie Wayt, and Harry Benson presented Mr. Kirk- land and the school the 4-H trophies. Frances Bussert, Terry Elledge, Saundra Wayt, Ronnie Wayt, Janet Jones, Geraldine Johnson, Don Blackley, and Buddy Young presented a minstrel act which was enjoyed by everyone. Second place winner was Johnny Webster with his very funny imitations. 4-H Club . . . Variety Of Activities Close Competition In Talent Assembl First place winners were Allen Porter, T. J. Johnson, Kent Smith, and Hubert Fulenwider with their jazz band. Third place winner was the boys' quartet which consisted of Wes Clanahan, Herb Cu11ers, Jim Huggins, and T. I. Johnson. uniors And Seniors Enjoyed Colorful Banquet Some of the Juniors and Seniors who Larre Jo Huston, Ioleta Nedbalek, Pat Poe, Melba Roger, Nancy Walker, Margaret Henderson, and Robert Hager QQ lv x At the speaker's table were seated: Kenton Kidd, Joan Myric, Harry Deupree, Jerry Frederick, Babetta Hales, Mr. Ferman Phillips, the speaker, Mrs. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Mayfield. un1or-Sen1or Prom . . . Troplcal The me Seated around the table enjoying the Prom are Tom McEvers, Royce Winters, Karen Grayson, Carolyn Parrish, and Connie Walter. wwwhwlwzzaffabfrffiiaivwS'fixa5.1Jr4 ,,vu4 wi wmmw H -U94-WCWW' L enjoyed the banquet are Hartley Seeds, Spring Formal . . . Big Attraction The annual Spring Formal which is spon- sored by the Pep Club was held in the Mirror Room of the Municipal Auditorium and carried out the theme of Holi- day for Strings . Here, president of the Pep Club, Karalyn Pitts was getting ready to crown Buccaneer Jack Morris. Looking on were Lloyd Meador, runner-up, and his escort Sue Walker, Secretary of the Pep Club. Spring Concert . . . Coronation Presented By Band The Spring Band concert, a program of the band's outstanding music of the year was presented to the high- school students and again to the public at which time the Band Queen was crowned. The 1956 Band Queen, Barbara Stone was escorted by Charles Downs . Martha Poole, Lou Johnson, Connie Walter, Barbara Stone, Charles Downs, Clarence Drumiller, T. I. Johnson, and Will Reavis after band coronation The Senior Play cast included John Windbray, Bill Gary, Karalyn Pitts, Pat Poe, Lloyd Meador, Clayton Nichols, Chic Erickson, Lorne Johnston, Harry Deupree, Connie Walter, Earlene Able, Sammie Harrison, Sue Walker and Sharon Morgan. Senior Class Entertained With Girl Crazy Connie Walter gave Harry Deupree a piece of her mind. They had the lead roles. Honor Society Initiation G. Morris, C. A. Mulder, R. Walker, V. Self, C. Nichols, P. Atlee, B. Hinshaw. T. I. Johnson, E. Albright, L. Hill, L. Huston, C. Hulsey, S. Francis presented the beautiful Honor Society initiation. Kasper pitched a hot curve ball to Doug Miller. Ball or strike? Baseball coach, Mr. Tom Vandemeer. School Spirit Carried On, By Baseball Team ROW ONE: K. McClain, D. Campbell, W. Williams, D. Iudkins, B. Brownen. ROW TWO: K. I-lowerton, I Ferguson, I. Hankins, D. Courcier, T. Shipley. I. Shipley. ROW THREE: D. Deatherage, D. Miller, D. Troyer, J. Cox, C. Downs, Coach Vandemeer. The invocation and benediction were given by ministers in the district . The guest speaker was Dr. George L. Cross, Presi- dent of the University of Oklahoma who gave the commencement address . The Valedictorian and Salutatorian also delivered their addresses . After the brief presentation and recommendation of grad- uates, the diplomas were awarded by Mr. A. A . Lynn, President of the Board of Education. Commencement Exercises The annual commencement exercises were held in the highschool stadium, May the twenty-ninth at eight o'clock p.m. This was the largest class ever graduated from Putnam City. The class numbered 176. The highschool band furnished the music for the processional and recessional. Valedictorian Carol Johnson and Salutatorian Tom Heard lead in the 1956 graduates. Dr. George L. Cross, Speaker The beautiful rose-covered arches were made and carried by girls from the Junior class, Awards Assembly American Legion Qgirlj . . .Jo Ann Taylor American Legion Qboyj . .Clayton Nichols All-round Girl ....... Nancy Nisbett All-round Boy ....... Harry Deupree Best All-round Athlete Qgirlj ....... D.McPherson Best All-round Athlete fboyj . . Bill Gary Citizenship fgirlj .... Elizabeth Baldwin Citizenship Qboyl . . . . Herb Cullers 4-H ........ . . Ronald Wayt Valedictorian ..... . .Carol Johnson Salutatorian .......... Tom Heard Service, Annual Staff. . La Vonna Miller Service, Audio Visual . . . Herb Cullers Service, Office ...... Jeanette Smith Journalism Staff ..... Nancy Nisbett Service, Student Council ......... . . . . . . . . . . James Wolfinbarger Student Council Award . . Sandy Baldwin Talent Assembly First Place .... . .T. J. Johnson Kent Smith Allen Porter Hubert F ulenwider . .Johnny Webster . . Herb Cullers T. J. Johnson Jim Huggins Wes Clanahan Second Place . . Third Place . . English III . . English IV .... Geometry. . . . . . Industrial Arts I Industrial Arts II Homemaking I . Homemaking II . Latin ...... Library ..... Mechanical Drawing I . . . Kay Crandall . . . Tom Heard . John Bradshaw . James Hubbard . . Lowell Reed .Collette Keyser . .Jo Ann Taylor Bruce Van Horn . . . . . Pat Poe Gertrude Randall Mechanical Drawing II .... Bill Nelson Music QVocalJ ...... Music Qlnstrumentalj . . Music Theory . . La Beth Merriott . . T. J. Johnson . .T. J. Johnson Physics ..... . Dwight De Hart Shorthandl . . . .Carol Jackson Shorthand II. . . . . Patty Elshire Spanishl . . . .Janelle Willians Spanish II . . . . Ruthie Walker Speech . . . . Judith Corbett Typingl .... . .Nona Lee Nichols Typing II .... . . . Connie Walters World History. . . . . . Wallace Hunt Mr. Pirateer ....... Harry Deupree Miss Pirateer ......... Edna Reed Mental Health Scholarship ........ . Lorne Johnston Bausch and Lomb Science Award .... . . . . . .T.J.Johnson Baseball ..... Boys' Basketball Football ..... Track .... Wrestling . . Agriculture . . Algebra I .... Algebra II .... American History Art II ...... Auto Mechanics . Bookkeeping. . . Biology .... Chemistry . . Drama ..... Debate . .... Drive rs' Training English II ........ . Richard Martin . . . . Bill Gary . Charles Pinion . . Lowell Reed . Duwane Miller . Melvin Eakins . Sylvia Zumbro Charlene Hulsey . . . Larry Hill . . Bobetta Hales Johnny Webster John Allen Clark . . Virginia Self Charlene Hulsey . .Roger Tucker . . Nancy Miller .Clayton Nichols . .Don Campbell Pauline Hammer Local P. T. A. Grade and Jr.-Sr. High C.T.,A. and Kappa Kappa Iota ...... .. .. .. . .. . ...ClintonRogers Reader's Digest ...... Carol Johnson Monticello, Honor Scholarship ...... .............SharonMorgan Certificate of Merit .... Clayton Nichols Panhellenic Award . Top 113 of Sr. Class A. 81 M. Tuition Free Scholarship . . . ..............PattyElshire Jo Ann Taylor Carol Johnson D.A.R., American History Award . . . ..............RogerTucker Philips University, Tuition .,.,,,,, , , , , , , , , , , , ,GlendaAshmore i2 '