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

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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.

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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.

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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