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

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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.

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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.

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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.