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

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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.-.

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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-

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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.