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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1959 volume:

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Mrs. Thompson isn't just a teacher with an eight hour a day job. She is one who spends many extra hours of her own time in putting out the Treasure Chest, our annual. There are few people who could be more surprized to receive this honor and none who could be more deserving. For twenty-five years Mrs. Thompson has been teaching art. Seventeen of these years have been spent at Putnam City. Mrs. Thompson moved here from Montt, Missouri, her birthplace, when she was three years old. She attended and graduated from Classen High School. Upon graduation she entered Central State College where she majored in art and biology and minored in English. Her practice teaching was done at Edmond High School. She now holds a Bachelor of Science degree. Mrs. Thompson's family consists of her husband and two sons, Terry and Fred, both attending Putnam City. Dedicating this '59 Treasure Chest to Mrs. Thompson is the Annual Staffs way of expressing our thanks and appreciation for all of her hard work, time and patience in helping us prepare this annual for the student body. 3 1141 J ' .1 1 fy! 1 ON TE NTS Instructors . . . . . . 12 Student Body .... . . . 22 Academics . . . . . . 76 Athletics . . . . . 86 Activities . . . . 110 Personalities . . . 148 Index ..... . . 163 3,ffQ :5.'Q.1 ,f 1 ,-'!1?f,1?fS:1iijiQ?:4 ' 2 , X 1- .- -1-V, ' w. , 4 ..f'v, ,. , 'L Y' f. Wu- .- 'f 1--A -H. 1 IIIIIII nm 3 X 'Q ms 1 ,L 5 5 Q Overlooking the spacious parking lot we get a side view of the building, consisting mostly of the gymnasium. Its shape explains that it is a modern structure, as is the entire school. This entrance is where the fleet of twenty-one efficient school buses load and unload each day. Students get off right onto the sidewalk, which is covered, and enter the building this way. The covered walk is a welcomed sight during bad weather. i 5 w I - I Long, sleek, and modern describes this beautiful new Putnam City High- school. The building is built on a 31 acre tract that offers much opportunity for expansion. There are 40 class rooms and ten more are already under con- struction due to the large enrollment. It is constructed of brick and concrete blocks. The floors, with the exception of the gym lobby, are reinforced vinyl tile. Parking facilities are available for some 450 cars. 1 5252 1 I-M31 2 T Gzfgv . 139511 .,f V xiii 55 A 2 : Z5 ffl? 1, 4.5 .. ,H 233 was ffa, 1231 :aw :if ' gilt? T15 ' :t e W 1? if A ' I Q -+ e , c,,-m. . A assin motorist's e ,e mi ht first . K 5, angled S Y 8 -.. ' 5-pf, ' catch sight of the attractive school 1 .J W.- P' , I , wk 55:5 I ,V :,,,, I entrance. just inside are located the 1- . Y 4 ' ,.. I , , '- if-+A. qi, T- A f. , g,-1'-fd' W ' ' ' ', main offices and counseling rooms. -'4- .-L.g,s. ' ' 'M' fit: 'Q'-u W3 in a.. 3.8. W .- 2' Among the various modern fea- tures ol the cafeteria are the new fast serving lines and spacious kitchen. This streamlined trophy case is one of the most proud possessions of the Pirates, for here is where their many awards and honors lie. There are various other show cases distributed through- out the halls, for exhibiting art, home economics, science, library, hand, and athletic projects and awards. 'K -1-M...,,.g.., ,N WWW qv-we A Y v,,,,,.q-ff,--' , ,k If ffm! f K ' W A ,qggwgy '- fomgly- f i , x -u-.-..,,--...- .-aw ith, Mbovej The library has a capacify of 50 seated al comfortable tables and chairs. A full time librarian is in charge of this conveniently lo- caied room. U11 rightl Well lighted, wide halls are a distinclive fea- ture ofthe building. Full length lockers line the halls and an acous- tical ce ilin g makes changing classes less noisy. Both perrnanenl and roll away siyle bleachers make it possible lo seal 1500 people in our gymnasium, one of Ihe most modern in lhis area. II is equipfvea' uith an adequale sound syslern and serves as an aualiloriurrz for slu- dent assemblies. ,N1oa'ern dressing rooms and shouers are located under Ihe perrnanenl bleachers. U TNAM CITY PRESENTS fw ,fl ,fflvgstg if ,W . . 'YF ' 43415 . . . . the newest addition to the Pirates' already bulging trophy case. Putnam City is proud to claim the title of 1958 District AA Football Champs! . . . . the highlights of the '58-'59 school year. Coronations of the Football, Basketball, Press, and Annual Queens are eagerly awaited by the student body. Wow!!.'! . . . . Pirate pulchritudel judy Wood and Anne Shaw led the Prin- cess Pep Club into formation dur- ing the Football Homecoming Coronation. .... exciting western drama! Don Blacleley .searches for his gun to show the town during the All-School Play, The Last Notch . wan! f 1. 5 HL . . . . Putnam City's All American. Gary Webb received the high borzor of being chosen for the All-American High School Football Team. ,......., RW, X' Lx . . . . Pep Club Initiation. Pledges cross final hurdle toward membership, as they pass out individual favors for each member. . . . . Rev. Hogwash, who is on the critical list at the local Slenderama, as he leaves the junior Assembly where his act was a smash hit. fx X vw D Me, Inga! . ,A 1 ,, . ' - 1-' V I. -o -. In-1 zdiwmxm 6 'Q 4 'Q +-,? wr' ,Q K lf vm 2 O ima x s 5 NJ, ,Ska P Y' I X , 'Hwy 31 -s. 43 K if 'P' r I -nv' six Aa.. ly 2' fr y nggggpvvtfvw' I STRUCTORS , ring fig, m ff' it ,. With forty years of school experience our Superintendent, Mr. D. D. Kirkland, has done a remarkable job in running Putnam City Schools for the past nine years. In these nine years our school district has witnessed the erection of many new buildings including the million dollar high school which was first in use this year. As this school system has continued to grow, so have the numerous jobs of our superintendent. Therefore, there will be an assistant superintendent next year. Filling the new position of assistant principal is Mr. Ralph Downs. Mr. Downs was a teacher at Purnam for eight previous years. During those years he held the posi- tion of Pirate Log sponsor, and for three three years was school counselor. fzigx ll !'.ti1iP.l'r I4 Concluding his eleventh year as our Pfincilml is Mf' Leo C' Mayfield. Being PfiUC1Pal of a high school the size of Putnom requires a gent deal of admin' isuative ability. Mr. Mayfield'-s eighteen years of school expen- ence make him well qualified in this as well as other Phases of his job. Due to his cheerful attitude and understanding author' ity, Mr. Mayfield is well liked, respectgd and appreciated by the? entire student body and faCl11fY-X qiilllliillll fllifg Zliglg Srlynul D, W Same NM SUN. em lllhlnl -iw.-i:1 emu 1z,4DuL1.fm LEU r:. MAYFIELD March 17, 1959 PRHN1r'vr2-AL Dear Seniors: Congratulations on your being the largest graduating class, 225 members. Eben we moved into this new blilfiing we were all overjoyed at having such an oonortunity. At +he same time we exnressed Fone that all of us mizht transfer scwe important thinfrs frm 'he :ld site. me ci' these things that we Hooed to transfer was 'he friendliness of cur student boiy th at had always been :'f2'1ale:i at fhe clri site. The other wish was that we could keep alive 'he high resoect held for scholarshio at our school. 'These tw thine I b 0 ls, elieve, typify our school as near as any other two characteristics. You seriors have cerflirtly helned to keen those two things foremost in the halls and classrooms of Putnam Tity High School. For this we thank you. 5 .C Kggrfggy Leo C . Mayfield LCf4:h 1-1'5 sf 1 K K i A . NN . Mr Lon Avants s Earlene Beck Mr B111 Bond Mr T A Broderson Mr Carter Burney Shop I Shop II Latzn I Latm II dl Bzology COYHFOSIIE Mazb Driver Tramzng Track ln Club Sponsor Stu Coach dent Counczl Sponsor T ., EDUCATORS PREPARE Mlss Letha Campbell Mnss Ehzabeth Carlson Amerzcan Hzslory Englzsb III Englzsh IV Mx Fred Cavlness M1ss Pearle Coffey World Hzslory Psychology World Hzs tory Socxology Pep Club Sponsor Among the many olher extra dulzes o a school teacher thzs year hall proclorzng was added to tbezr lzsl of actzvztzes Van Russell Sophomore warts palzenlly whzle Mrs Mann Home Economzcs teacher szgns hzs hall pass 16 . Mr. ,' . . . . Pwff , I E5 , ' . ' 1 CI . . . . . , 0 ,. . D I H STUDE TS The Ghost Walks! This is a statement commonly heard around time to be paid. The teachers meet in the Home Economics room for coffee, cookies, and their checks. Mrs. Dulany helps herself to a cup of coffee while Mrs. Beck, Mr. Auants, and Mrs. Gregory look on. Mr HughCoonf1eld Mrs Patsy Corrigan Counselor Plane Ge Mlxed Cboms Musw- ometry Ass1stantStu T1,eO,y 61715 Cboms dent Council Sponsor Ensembles Mr Glen Crouch Mr W M Daugherlty try Concesszon Sponsor Spanzsh I .-5 'Fo-vb Mrs Mary Dulany Mr joe Garrison Mrs Lola Gregory Mr Dale Hall Mrs Helen Holmes Erzglzsb II Englzsh lll Amerzcan Hzstory, Foot General Sczence Bookkeepmg Englzsb IV ournalzsrn Plrate Log ball Coach Asszstant Sponsor Basketball Coach 1 n o o o o Algebra II, Trigorzome- l?efresher Math, Q! for l7 Mr. Mayfield beams after being made an honorary if M ll ,A TA cheerleader during Pep Assembly. I IRATQ5 6 Mxss Helen Iantzen Mr I ee ohnson Algebra I Composzte pjane Geomeny A Mall-' sxslarzt Football Coach Basketball Coach Mr Kenneth Keel Mrs Juanita Kxdd Oklahoma Hzstory English I Fnglzsb II Freshman Football Counselor Venzor Y Coach Teen Aduzsor E he t,h ltlll C Mrs Zula Mae Krause M joseph Leon Mr B11ly Long Mrs Verdl MCC:-xllon Mrs josephme Mcpeek Englzsh I Spanzsh I Spanzsh II World Hzstory Okla Algebra I Erzglzsh I Spanzsh Club Sponsor homa Hzstory I8 Mrs Dorothy Mann M ames Mayhugh Mrs Gloria Moody Home ECONOMICS I Pbyszcal Education En 11511111 Home EC0 0 C5 11 Asszstant Football unzor Cass S onsor WHICH CHALLENGES I9 Mrs Mrytle Mullxnax Mr Claude Nichols Cbernzstry Pbyszcs Oklahoma Hlszory Honor Society Sczence Club Mr jack Pearson Auto Mecbarzzcs Mrss Ivrne Pans Pbyszcal Educatzon Gzrlg Sports Coacb Senzor Class Sponsor 'MEL Mrs Clarxece Prentlce Mr Versel Rtce Sbortbandl Sbortband Agrzcutzurel Agrzcul u Typzn ll Commer lure II Four H Club czal Clui Sponsor, Sponsor Audio Vlsual Serzzor Class Sponsore Sponsor Above and beyond the call o duty teacbers do nate tzme to extra currzcular actlvztles sucb as tak mg tickets at ball games and cbaperonzng the sock bops Here Cher: Cole and Davzd Rout receive tbezr txckets rom Mrs Mullznax - A f. 1 . . f .' ' V . f . . l . I 5 . I .l . lctl ,A pc be ,,, on e Q , . I I ll V - f A A .'ll - A ' 'f . ' . Mr. William Riggs Mr. Charles Ruiz Mrs. Marguerite Smith Mrs Margaret Sullivan M S l 01s Thomas Typing II, Mechanical English Il Typing l, C1eneralSc1c-nce rf1gl1Sh ll Drawing I, Mechanical F. T.A. Sponsor Drawing ll Mrs Lois Thompson Mr james Walker Art I Art II Treasure Band Chest Sponsor Mrs uamta Wood Mrs Alice Yweiacher Speech Speech Ac Lzbrarzan tzvzlzes Drama Play Library Club Sponsor Director unzor Class Sponsor Con errzng with our izce principal V1 llouns is Mrs Aldon Townsend P TA president about thc next parents and teachers meeting The Putnam City P T A has one o the largest memberships ana' is one 0 the most aclzze organizations ln this part o the country THE EDUCATED lol Always ready to assrst the students rn makrng thert decrsrons about the sub- jects concermng therr fu ture vocatrons are THE COLINSELORS In order to frll the students needs more adequately thrs year an ex tra counselor was added 1 SCHOOL BOARD LOOKS AHEAD The School Board rs composed of IL W Patzack, Jr Ravmond l Renegar, V R Lawson, A A Lynn Cnow ret1red from the boardh l C' Stambaugh, present Presr dent and C C McCutchen The Board of l'ducat1on works wrth Mr lxrrkland, our superrntendent, rn promotxng a les ia'- I bigger and better school each year This year Putnam Crty Hrghschool students feel exceptronally grateful to thrs Board who combxned therr eEorts wrth others rn mak mg our beautrful new hrghschool possrble I 1 bf Inf v v . , .. . , w .J A ' . ' '. '. l . ' ' I -. - u o . D l ' , i. 1. '- ' ' ' . . . 1 ' ' ' ' . ,. . . . . I I ., . 2 I v 'A . ' ' Q4 -.q. : Q wr , ,Q ' x gg ' ' xl , K! ' 4 , Z . . ,. 7 STUDENT BODY 55 ar ff , ' ff e ' at jr f ,ll Z W. L-X' ' 5. , ,rg P, Lg? ,fir 12 4: 5 1 i , , V 4, .Q our W, , . 1 w , . L -. M Y pf H 3 f -v , M 6 K - r je 1 Aa- fl Q 71 l Xxx MJ X Q t 1 Q I7 y 5 5 ? z , mv:-+1-x Senzbrs Antzkzpate Graduatzbn And Holding the long awaited diploma are Vateaictorian, Russell Smith, and Salutatorian, Sharon Ford. Russell has attended Putnam for ten years. During these ten years he has been a very active student. He has taken a leading part in the activities ofthe Science Club. After graduation Russell plans to attend Oklahoma State University, where he will study Chemical Engineering. Sharon has attended Putnam for two years. Besides maintaining a high scholastic average she also participates in school plays, and is active in Speech work. Sharon has applied for a scholarship to Vassar College in New York and will attend there if she wins. 24 C Q f. 71 - 5 X I Look Forward to the Future? Clmllen es Getting measured for caps ana gowns by the class sponsors are the Senior class officers and outstanding personalities. They are: june Ferguson, Citizenship: Mrs. Prentice Sponsor: Glen Renfro, Citizenship: George Lawson, President: Miss Paris, Sponsor: Anne Hayes, Secretary: lady Smith, Popularity: and Gary Webb, Popularity. Not pictured but essential to the Senior class is Steve New, Vice-President. 25 I 5' 4' 355 fi ,. AC' 1-Q--an 'Nd w-T7 'W ,Wx 'jgnfs 'VX EDDIE BAKER Student Council '58, Twelve-Year Club '59, Annual Staff '59, Future Teachers '58, Latin Club '57, '58, President '58, All- School Play '58, '59, Cast, junior Play '58, Cast and Staff, Art Club '57, Hall Proctor '59L Traclt '57, '58, Speech Activities '58, Art Award '57, Honor Society '59, JO ANN HARNETT Pep Club '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Chorus '57,Girls' Sports '58, '59, Honor Society '59. JACK nic.-xN Honor Society '57. SHARON IHQAVIQRS Twelve-Year Club'59, joumalism Staff '59, Reporter '59, Future Nurses '57, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, I heerleader '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, Commercial Club '59, Girls' Sports '57. JIM HFDNAR Honor Society '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Lab Assistant '58, '59, Baseball '59, '59. DON BLACKLEY Honor Society '59, Student Council '59, President '59, Inter-City Student Council '58, '59, Talent Assembly '57, '58, '59, Four-H Club '57, '58, '59, President, '57, '59, Vice-President, '58, Future Teachers '57, '58, '59, All-School Play '58, '59, Cast, Chorus '57, '58, '59, Vice-President '59, Wrestling '57, '58, '59, All-State Chorus '57, '59, Boys' Stare '58, Ideal Dare Candidate '59, Mr. Pirateer Candidate '59, Senior Play '59, Cast. LINDA BUATMAN Office Staff '59, Future Homemakers '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Honor Society '59. MARLIN HOSX! liLI. JEAN HOSXX I-ILL Annual Staff '57, Future Homemakers '57Q Library Staff '5f'. C'57 at Ilel City Highschool, Oklahoma.j Z7 DEANIE ALEXANDER TwelvrYear Club '59, Future Homemakers '57, '58, All- School Play '59, Staff, Art Club '57, '58, Girls Sports '57. ,ILTDY ALLEN Honor Society '58, '59, Future Teachers '58, '59, Vicr President '59, Debate '58, '59, Chorus '58, '59, All- School Play '57, Staff, junior Play '58, Staff, Basketball Attendant '59, Senior Play '59, Student Director. LESTER ANDERSON Spanish Club '58, '59L Chorus '58, '59, Lettermen Club '58, '59, Football '57, '58, '59, All-Conference '59, A1l-Dis- trict '593 Basketball '57, '58, '59, Mr. Buccaneer Candi- date '59. NICDRA ANDERSON Honor Society '58, '59, Spanish Club '59, Commercial Club '59- CAROLE AVERITTE Talent Assembly '59, Future Homemalters '59, Chorus, '57, '58, '59- VIRGINIA BALDWIN Honor Society '58, Annual Staff '57, '58, '59, Photo Editor '58, '59, Photographer '57, Future Homemakers '57, Future Nurses '58, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Annual Queen Attendant '59, Photo Award '57. JERE CHAMBERS Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Commercial Club '58, '59, Girls' Sports '58, '59. EDWARD CHANDLER Twelve-Year Club '59, Track '57, Wrestling '57. TERRY CHILCOAT Track '58, Wrestling '5B. JUDY CHIL ES JOE COKER Latin Club '58, '59, Debate '59, Chorus '58, '59, Vice-President '59, Lettermen '57, Basketball '57, Track '57, '58, All Ada Highschool, Oklahomaj CHERI COLE Future Nurses '57, Pep Club '57, '58, '57, '58, '59, All-School Play '59, Cast, Band Queen '59, Librarian '59, Hall Medal '59. '57, '58, '59, Band Club '57, Football State Band. C'57 at '59, Spanish Club Band '57, '58, '59s Proctor '59, Band JUDY BOTCHLETT RICHARD BRANTLEY Four-H Club '59, Football '57, '58, Wrestling '58, '59. JEAN BREWER DALE BRlCKER Student Council '58, Spanish Club '57, '53, '59, Af! Club '57, Lettermen Club '58, '59, Baseball '57, '53, '59- THELMA BROWER Commercial Club '59. MILTON BRYAN Twelve-Year Club '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, Track '57, '58, '59- IANICF CAMPBELL Twelve-Year Club '59, Library Staff '57, '58, '59, Cl10!US '59 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow '59. CURTIS CARGO Spanish Cub '57, '58, Wrestling '57. CAROL CAVANESS Future Teachers '59, Pep Club '57,'58, '592 Latin Club '53, '59 All-School Play '59, Staff, Chorus '57, '58, '59, l-lb!BflH0 '53 '59, Roman Empress '59, Honor Society '59. 'N 'ws CHERYL COLE Honor Society '58, '59, Talent Assembly '58, TwelvrYear Club '59, Future Homemakcrs '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Chorus '57, '58, '59, Home Economics I Award '58. MARY COLE Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Chorus '59. BARBARA COLIiY CAROLYN COOK Pep Club '58, '59, Latin Club '58, '59, Secretary '57, '58. C57 at Northwest Classen, Oklahomaj MARTHA COONFIELD Honor Society '58, '59, Student Council '59, Chaplain '59, Talent Assembly '59, journalism Staff '59, Feature Iiditor '59, Future Teachers '57, '58, '59, President '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, Vice-President '57, Spanish Club '58, '59, Secretary-Treasurer '59, All-School Play '58, '59, Cast, junior Play '58, Cast, Speech Activities '57, '58, '59, Speech Activity Award '58, Senior Play '59, Cast. TRI-TNT CORNMAN Twelve-Year Club '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Lettemien Club '57, '58,'599 Football '57, '58, '599 Track '57, '58, '595 Wrestling '58, Ideal Date Candidate '59. BETTY COTHAM Student Council '58, joumalism Staff '59, Business Manager '59, Future Homemalcers '58, '59, Treasurer '59, Future Nurses '57, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Pledge Mistress '59, Hall Proctor '59, Commercial Club '59, Secretary '59, Class President '58. JEANNIE COX Honor Society '58, '59, Office Staff '59, Commerical Club '59, President '59. DAVID CRAWFORD Twelve-Year Club '59, Traclt '57, Audio Visual '57, '58- 1 Y E 1' ,vw- fl Mali, ' ' 5?l i, of 'CE gn, 'Os -...v f -,ex E FRED DANIEL LYNN DAUGHERTY Spanish Club '57, '58. CLIFFORD DAVIS Lettermen Club '57, 'SBS Football '58, Baseball '58, Track '57. 1'57, '58 at Ardmore Highschool, Olclahomaj MARLENE DAVIS Talent Assembly '58, '59, TwelvrYear Club '59, Future Homemalcers '59, Future Nurses '57, '58, Chorus '57, '58, '59, Officer '58. BOB DEUPRFF Spanish Club 'SBQ Lettermen Club '58, '59, Football '59, Wrestling '58, '59, Ideal Date '53, Mr. Buccaneer '59. DARLA DIES Future Homemalters '57, '58, Future Teachers '57, '58, '59, Pgp Club '57, '58, '59, All-School Play '59, Cust, Chorus '57, '58, '59, Speech Activities '59. 29 'R 1:53 f-1 'VS 5- 11' .M 'Q 'Q'- ,,'-9 'U' -53, .1 NORMA DOSS Spanish Club '57, '58g Chorus 58, '59g Commercial Club '58, '59- MIKE DOWNS Honor Society '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Science Club '57, Spanish Club '57, 'S85 Lettermen Club '57, '58, '59g Baseball '57, '58, '59g Basketball '57, '58, '59, Football' '57, '58, '59, Class Popularity '57. VIRGINIA DRUMFLLER Twelve-Year Club '59g Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Chorus '59- GARY EIERMAN Latin Club '57, '58: Lettermeu Club '58, '59, Wrestling '57, '59: Track 'S75 Football Manager '58, '59g Basketball Manager '57. LYNN FLAM Honor Society '589 Student Council '59g Science Club '59, Journalism Staff '59, Advertising Manager '59, Spanish Club '589 Football '57. FRED FSTIJNBAUM Baseball 'SBQ Football '57, Track '58. C58 at Ponca Military Academyj -0' 1.4-1 aww JDS. N-.av p1 N 4 sq-J-3 ,iffy fx 'iv -is - vv 473 7-'K -'Rags f S Ns-fr .Z 5 .1 mfg., NJ Q.. 'U' figs, f -rf , N .4 SHARON EVANS Future Homemakers '57, '58, Library Staff '58g Chorus '57, '58. C57, '58 at Amarillo Highj N AOMI FARRINGTON JUNE FERGUSON Office Staff '59, Future Homemakers '57, '58, '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Commercial Club '59g VicrPresident '59, Girls' Sports '57, 'S8Q Lettered '57g Football Attendant '59, Class Citizen- ship '59. DAN FILIPPU Lab Assistant '59. ETHEL FLOOD JUDY FLORENCE Talent Assembly '58, Office Staff '57, Pep Club '59g junior Play '58, Football Attendant '59. C57, '58 at Paoli, Oklahomaj PAT FOL EY llonor Society '59, TwelvrYear Club '59, Future Teachers '59p Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Library Staff '57, '58, '59, President '59, Chorus '58. SHARON FORD Honor Society '58, '59, Secretary '59g Science Club '59, Secretary and Treasurer '59g Future Nurses '57g Vice-President '57g Pep Club '58, '59, Latin Club '58, Spanish Club '58, '59g All-School Play '58, Staffg Hall Proctor '59g Senior Play '59, Cast. C57 at Edison, Tulsaj ,IO ANN FREEMAN 30 I LARRY FULLER Honor Society '59, Science Club '59, Band '57, '58, '59, Assistant Drum Major '58, Drum Major '59, Vice-President '59, Track '57. MIKE GAFFNEY Honor Society '58, '59L Twelve-Year Club '59, Latin Club '57, '58, Band '57, '58, '59, Class Scholarship '59. ROSAL IE GAR ROUTTE CAROL GEYER Future Homemalrers '59, Spanish Club '57, Chorus'5B, Hall Proctor '59, Girls' Sports '58, '59. C'57, '58 at Notre Dame Highj JIM GREEN Latin Club '57, Lettemxen Club '58, '59, Basketball '57, '58, '59, Mr. Buccaneer Candidate '59, Senior Play '59, Cast. ROBERT GRESHAM Spanish Club '57, '58, Wrestling '57, '58. DIANA HALL Honor Society '58, '59, Treasurer '59, Student Council '58, '59, Office Staff '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Four-H Club '57, '58, '59, Vice-President '58, '59, County Reporter '58, '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Treasurer '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, All-School Play '59, Staff, 4-ll Key Award '59. MERWIN HAMMAN JOHN HAND FRED HANGER DON HANSON Annual Staff '57, '58. KAY HAMIT Future Teachers '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, junior Play '58, Staff, Girls' Sports '57, '58, '59, Lettered '57, '58, MARY LOU HART Annual Staff '57, Four-H Club '57, '58, '59, Future Homemakers '57, '59, Reporter '57, Library Staff '57L Spanish Club '57, '58, County Gold Star Girl '57, County Leadership Award '57. U57 at jacksboro, Texasj CAROL HARTENBERGER Honor Society '58, Student Council '59, Future Teachers '58, '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, Spanish Club '58, '59, Chorus '57, '59, Student Director '59, Librarian '5 7, Typing l Award '58, Girls' State '5H. l'll'fTli HAWS llonor Society '58, '593 Future Teachers '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, junior Play '53, Staff, Girls' Sports '57. 4.5 .0 57.--J is so ...M-4 'TTY f SUI-i WATTS HUMPHREY LOIS HUNT Honor Society '58, '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Future Home- makers '57, '583 Spanish Club '57, .Commercial Club '59, Homemaking II Award '5 8. PHIL ,IACOBS RICHARD JEFFRIIZS Chorus '59, Lertermen Club '53, '59, Baseball '57, Okla- homa lloys' State '58, CAROL JENSEN Honor Society '59, l'ep Club '58, '59, Latin Club '57, Spanish Club '58, '59, Art Club '57, '5B. GERRIF JOHNSTON Honor Society '58, '59, Student Council '59,Talent Assembly '57, Office Staff '59, Four-H Club '57, '58, '59, Vice-l'resi- dent '57, Secretary '58, Treasurer '59, Future Teachers '5 , '58, '59, Treasurer '59, l'ep Club '5', '58, '50, His- torian '5'7, Spanish Club '58, Commercial Club '59, Foot- ball Queen '59, Outstanding .1-H girl in Club '58, County '593 4'll Key Club '58, '59, ldeal llate Candidate '59. 32 vuxfis ANNE HAYES llonor Society '59, Talent Assembly '57, '58, Future Teachers '59, Pep Club '57, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, All-School Play '59, Cast, Chorus '57, '58, '59, Accompanist '57, '58, '59, Class Secretary-Treasurer '59, Class Citizenship '5 8, All-State Chorus '59, Empress '58. CARMEN IIEILIGER Twelve-Year Club '59, journalism Staff '59, Circulation Manager '59, Future Teachers '58, '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '59, Chaplain '59, All-School Play '59, Staff, junior Play '58, Staff, Debate '59, Chorus '57, '58, Girls' Sports '58, '59, Speech Activities '58, '59. BRUCE HOLMAN Basketball '57, '58, Wrestling '59. SUZIE HOLMBERG Student Council '59, Alternate, Office Staff '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Future Homemakers '57, '58, Future Teachers '58, Choms '57, '58, Commercial Club '59, All-State Chorus '57. MARY l'lOl'KlNS Twelve-Year Club '59, Four-ll Club '57, '53, '59. MARY ELLEN llOVfARD Future llomemakers '59, l'ep Club '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, All-School Play '58, Staff, Chorus '57, Girls' Sports '57, C57 at Andrews High Schoolb SHARON HUFF Student Council '57, Pep Club '57, '58, Girls' Sports '59. BETTY HUGGINS Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Girls' Sports '58, '59. CH ARL ES HULSEY All-School Play '59, Staff, Baseball '57l Basketball '57, Wrestling '57, Track '57, '5S. 5. odffhs Y 54' Q--v ,5 ,-1+ 05 ,Ur fqx -is fx -Q, :- as. '7 JAY CARTER JOHNSTON Honor Society '58, Student Council '57, '58, '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Junior Play '58, Cast, Lettermen Club '58, '59, Football '58, '59, All-Conference '59, All-District '59, Track '57, '58, '59, Wrestling '57. BILL JONES Student Council '58. '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Science Club '58, '59, President '59, Annual Staff '59, Class Editor '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, All-School Play '59, Cast, Junior Play '58, Staff, Lab Assistant '59, Oil Man for a Day '59, Senior Play '59, Cast. JUDY JONES Talent Assembly '58, Four-H Club '57, '58, '59, Treasurer '57, '58, Secretary '59, Pep Club '57, '58, Spanish Club '57, Agricul- ture II Award '53. EDITH KARR Four-H Club '57, '58, Future Homernakers '57, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Chorus '57, Commercial Club '59, Girls' Sports '58, '59. 58 at Amarillo High Schoolj JANET KING donor Society '58, '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Future Nurses 585 Pep Club '57, '53, '59, Spanish Club '53, '59. NAOMI KING Twelve-Year Club '59, Journalism Staff '59, Reporter '59, Future Homemaker: '57, '59, Reporter '59, Future Nurses '57, '58, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Junior Play '58, Staff, Chorus '57, '59, Commercial Club '59, Reporter. SUE KINNEY Talent Assembly '53, Pep Club'5g, '59, Cheerleader '59, Cl-roms '57, '58, '59, Secretary '59, Commercial Club '59, Hall Proctor '59- MADELYN KINSEY Talent Assembly '59, Chorus '57, '59, Debate '58, '59, C57 at Wichita East Highj BERNADINE KOCH Pep Club '57, '58, '59Q Latin Club '57. ,avi 'TTS' K ,....-.1 7 TT 44s. -.-f' I vol is Ii' leffaff if 195 ,fm VD N, 1.1 vv,,,, 'T'--y , of GERALDINE KOCH Pep Club '57, 353, '59, Spanish Club '57, '53, '59, LINDA LALE Honor Society '58, '59, Vice-President '59, Student Coun- cil '57, '58, '59, Vice-President '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, President '57, Vice-Presi' dent '58, All-School Play '58, '59, Cast, Junior Play '58, Staff, Class President '57, English II Award '57? Student Council Award '58, Girls' State '58, Speech Activities '58, Senior Play '59, Cast. GAIL LARGE Journalism Staff '59, Exchange Editor '59, Future Nurses '57, Pep Club '57, '58, Spanish Club '58, Junior Play '58, Staff, Chorus '57, Hall Proctor '59, Girls' Sports '57, '58, '59- GEORGE LAWSON Honor Society '58, '59, Student Council '57, '58, '59, InterClty Student Council '58, '59, Talent Assembly '58, Twelve-Year Club '59, Lettennen Club '57, '58, '59, Foot- ball '57, '58, '59, Captain '59, Wrestling '57, '58, '59, Captain '58, Class President '59, Class VicrPresident '57, Class Popularity '58i Mr. Pirateer Candidate '59, F.H.A, Sweetheart Candidate 59. RICHARD LAY Spanish Club '58, '59, Wrestling '57, '58, '59. JANET LEE at? SHARON LE GRANGIQ Twelve-Year Club '59p Pep Club '57, '58, '59g Commercial Club '593 Girls' Sports '58, '59, NORMAN I.UIfFFI.I'iR Honor Society '57, '58, '595 Latin Club '57, '58, '59. FRANCIS LOMBARIJ Student Council '57, '58, Talent Assembly '58, Twelvr Year Club '59, Lettermen Club '5', '58, '59g Football '57, '58, '59, All-Conference'57, '58, '59, All-City '59, Basket- ball '57, '58, '59g Track '57, '53, '59g Ideal Date '59. jim Mc CANN PAULA MC CANN Office Staff '595 Twelve-Year Club '59, Future Home- makers '58, '595 Historian '59, Future Nurses '57, '583 Spanish Club '589 Commercial Club '59, Home Economics Award I '57. SAIDIH MC CLELLAN Future llomemakers '58, '593 Library Staff '58, '59. '57 --Q. 'Z' -15 Y 'fii 5' .4,4, T7 --ff'-sv s.J 4' X ,vo -, -...,a Q, ,Ji IQ 1' r t 1 ,L Jon' if nh 1' ' f 'f' '...,, '-'af ..-31 ..? 4 ,t Q' JAN MC DONALD I Football Queen Attendant '57. C57 at Baxter Springs, Kansasb SUE MC DOWELL Honor Society '595 Talent Assembly '585 3rd place '583 Annual Staff '59, Future Teachers '57, '58, '59g Pep Club '57, '58, '599 Vice-President '59, Latin Club '58, '59, Songleader '585 Spanish Club '57, '59, All-School Play '58, '59, Castg junior Play '58, Cast, Chorus '57, '58, '59, President '595 Annual Queen Attend- ant '59, All-State Chorus '59, Speech Activities '58. Cast, Chorus '57, '58, '59, President '50, Annual Queen Atten- dant '59, All-State Chorus '59g Speech Activities '5S. GERALD MC GINTY J. IU. MC KFAN Twelve-Year Club '59, Honor Society '59. Latin Club '57, '583 Hall Proctor '59, FRED MC MILLAN HENRY MARCOTTIS KAREN MARTIN Honor Society '59, Student Council '5T, '53, '59, Intet-City Student Council '58, '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Science Club '59, Annual Staff '58, '59g Editor '59, Future Teachers '58, '595 Pep Club '57, '53, '59, Cheerleader '58, '593 Latin Club '5', '583 President '57, All-School Play '5R, '59, Cast, junior Play '58, Cast, '59, Staff, Art Club '58, President '58, Girls' Sports '59, Class Popularity '57, Annual Queen '59g Senior Play '58, Staff, '59, Cast. ST EVE MARTIN MIKE MASON Latin Club '51 '58, '59, President 'SQL ALLEN MOOSE ,Ioumalism Staff '59, Advertising Manager '59, Spanish Cluh '57, '58, Lettermen Club '58, '59, Baseball '57, '58, '59, Wrestling '59. LIONEL MORAN GWIZN MOULTON Honor Society '58, '59, Student Council '57, '58, Office Staff '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Annual Staff '58, '59, Copy liditor '53, '59, journalism Staff '57, '58, '59, Iiditor '59, Associate Iiditor '57, Oklahoma and Times Correspondent '53, '59, State Vicrpresident '58, Future Teachers '58, '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, Treasurer '58, State Vice-l'resi- dent '58, All-School Play '59, Staff, junior Play '5 B, Staff, l'ress Queen '59, Miss Pirateer Attendant '59, Mechanical Drawingl Award '58, Senior Play '59. ARTHUR MURRAY MIK If MUSE Latin Club '57, '59, Chorus '57, Band '57, '58, '59, Student Director '58, President '59, Track '57, '58, Cross Country '58, '59- IFRRY NASH Latin Club '57, Spanish Club '58, Wrestling '57, STIfVI'i NIQW Student Council '57, '59, Lettermen Club '53, '59, Basketball '5T, '58, '59, F.Il.A. Sweetheart '59, Class Vice-President '59, Honor Society '59, JOHN NORRIS KURT OCKIQRSHAUSI-lR Honor Society '57, '58, '59, TwelvrYeat Club '59, Science Club '57, Latin Club '5', '58, Hand '57, '58, Speech Activities '59. KN'I'Il1vNY X1kl'l'IN 'Knnual Staff '5', '5R, '50, l'liotographer 'S' ws '50, It-ur ll Club '5H, Vhotographer '58, l..itin I lulv '5 XINRILYY XIKY Student Vouncil Xlternate '50, Leg- K lulw '50, Spanish 1 lul- '59, Hall Proctor '59. K XY Mill R XIll.l,l'R C'l'l.l'S'l'l'X XII'I'i'llI-Il.l. Stuilent iouncil '58, '50, joumulism Stuff '59, leature I-.Jitor '50, Spanish Klub '58, '50, Hall Proctor '59, llriver l-'ilucation award '58, Spanish Il Award '5R. C II,-Xl.O'I l'lf 5lUNllll'i Honor Society '5', '5H, '50, Spanish Club '55, '50, loin mercial Klub '58, '59. IIAVII3 NIUNINGER Student Council '58, Talent Assembly '59, Spanish fluh '57, '58, Lettetmen Club '57, '58, '59, llasehall '57, '55, '59, All Midland Conference '58, I-'oothall '5 , '58, '50, All-Midland '59, All District '59, llasketball '57, '5H. '59- 'gf , ' v-1 -1 ,--ff v-f .Af ,on ,uf- -4 Q3 x 015' 3'8X - ,X TT? BILL PORTER Four-H Club '57, '58, Latin Club '57, '58, Debate '53, '59, Choms '58, '59, Track '58, All-State Chorus '59, Oil Man for a Day '59. BARBARA PRICE Future Teachers '59, Pep Club '59, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Honor Society '59. KENNETH RADA Spanish Club '59. VERNON RADABAUGH All-5Ch00lP1ay '57, '58, Staff, An Club '57, Baseball 57. DONALD RANDALL JEFF RANDALL Lettermen Club '58, '59, Wrestling '57, '58, '59, r .qv 36 FUN. -9 ' MICKEY O'KEEFE All-School Play '59, Cast, junior Play '58, Cast, Track '57 '58- KAREN OLLER Honor Society '58, '59, Talent Assembly '58, Twelve-Year Club '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Parliamentarian '59, Spanish Club '58, Chorus '58, '59, Treasurer '59, Lab Assistant '59, All-State Chorus '59, DAR History Award '58, History Award '58. DAVID PADGETT All-School Play '59, Cast, Chorus '57, '58, Band '57, '58, '599 Student Director '59, Lab Assistant '59, Track '57, '58, '595 Band Metal '57, '58, '59. JOE PAYNE Honor Society '57, '58, '59, Science Club '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58- NANCY PAYNE Hall Proctor '57, Football Queen '57. V57 at Glendenin High School, Virginial GLENDA PEIFFER Future Homemakers '57, Girls' Sports '57, '58. C57, '58 at Borger High School, Texasy LOU ANN PENDERGRAFT Commercial Club '59, Girls Sports '59. ANNETTE PERRY Pep Club '57, '53, '59, Girls' Sports '57, '58, '59. DWAYNE PITTS Football '57. J ' , , .Ulm v ,i rv ,C fi 'W' Q . ',, K+, .f , , v, fa ws --: pl 1' L- ty, .,,-pq, ' , 'ffwd i'-if ' A a'Q'j,.,,r,: ' 'u' tx? . ,XL 21 rv f, -s Q. nw: 1 ,L of ,J GENE RECER Honor Society '58, '59, Library Staff '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, Spanish Club '57. LETHA REED Twelve-Year Club '59, Pep Club '57, '58, Art Club '57, Girls' Sports '58, '59, GLEN RENERO Student Council '58, Spanish Club '57, Lettemien Club '57, '58, '593 Football '53, Basketball '57, '53, '59, Class Citizenship '59, Mr. l'irateer '59, Senior Play '59. WESLEY RITCIIIE Honor Society '58, '59, Twelve-Year Club '59g Library Staff '57, '58, '59, Vice President '59, Latin Club '57, '53. BECKY ROBERTS Honor Society '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, Class Scholarship '57, '58. DALE ROBERTS Honor Society '58, '59, Science Club '593 Spanish Club '58, '59, junior Play '5 8, Staff. NANCY RODGERS TwelverYear Club '59, Library Staff '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Girls Sports '58. VIRGINIA RODGERS Honor Society '59. KENNETH ROLLINS Twelve-Year Club '59, Lettermen Club '59, Track '59, Wrestling '57, '58, '59- ...---v' 4:19 Tv? 26' fs tai ,J on--4 fu' DAVID ROSEN Science Club '59. MODEAN RUCKER Honor Society '59g Future Teachers '58, '59g Library Staff '57, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Lab Assistant '59. ANN RUSSELL Office Staff '59, Four-H Club '57, '58g Future Teachers '57, Pep Club '57, '53, '59, Debate '57. CAROLE SALMON SHARON SAND Future Homemakers '58, '59, Vice-President '59, Future Teachers '58, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, '53, '59, All-School Play '59, Cast, Band '57, '58, '59Q Secretary '59, Band Queen Attendant '58. DONNA SANDERS l'ep Club '57, '58, '593 Girls' Sports '57,'58, '59, Lettered '58, '59- 37 453- 'QL-9' 95 ,,.a-'Y 'QF' ,.... MONTA ROSE SAUNDERS Twelve-Year Club '59, Future Homemakers '59, Girls' Sports '58, '59, Lettered '58, '59. RODGER SCHNEIDER Honor Society '58, '59, Student Council '5 8, Talent Assembly '57, '58, Science Club '59, joumalism Staff '57, 'SBS Latin Club '59, Band '57, '58, '59, Football '57, Basketball 'SSE ffrack '57, '58, Class President 'S 7: Sophcr more Class Play '57, Staff. f'57, '58 at East High, MinnJ JANETTA SHARP Hall Proctor '5q Commercial Club '59, Girls' Sports '57, '58, '59. ANNE SHAW Future Homemakers '59, Future Nurses '58, Pep Club '57, '58, '595 All-School Play '57, '58, Staff, junior Play '58, Staff, Girls' Sports '58, '59. NINA HART SHENOLD Student Council '57, Talent Assembly '57, Future Nurses '57, '58, Future Teachers '57, Pep Club '57, '58, Latin Club '58, Spanish Club '57, All-School Play '59, Staff, Band '57, '58, '59, Librarian '59, Band Oueen Attendant '58. IUDY SHIDLER Student Council '5 7, '58, Office Staff '59, Future Teachers '58, '59, Secretary '59, Pep Club '5 7, '58, '59, Cheerleader '59, Spanish Club '58, All-School Play '5 8, Cast, '59,Staff, Choms '57, Commercial Club '59, Speech Activities '58, Senior Play '59, Staff. at ...gh new -I . ,,,, N--...nd -..v ,,. 'Vi 335' J' ef- 5' Cf A DONNA SIMPSON Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Girls' Sports '58, '59, Ideal Date '59. JOHN SINGLETARY Four-H Club '57, '58, Wrestling '57. NOEL SINGLETA RY Twelve-Year Club '59, Four-H Club '57, '58, Library Staff '57, Wrestling '57. JANICE SISK Twelve-Year Club '59, Four-H Club '59, Future Homemakers '59, Art Club '57, '58, Commercial Club '59, Girls' Sports '57, '58- CHARLES SMITH HOWARD SMITH Talent Assembly '59, Twelve-Year Club '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, All-School Play '58, Cast, Chorus '57, Band '57, '58, Assistant Drum Major '57, '58, Drum Major '59, Lab Assis- tant '583 Track '57, '58, '59. JANET SMITH Honor Society '58, '59, joumalism Staff '59, Associate Editor '59, Future Teachers '58, '59, Executive Vice-President '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, Vice-President '58, All-School Play '58, Student Director, '59, Cast, junior Play '58, Cast, Speech Activities '58, '59, Speech Activity Award '58i Midland Speech Award 1st and 2nd '58, Central State Speech Award 2nd '585 Senior Play '59, Cast. JAY SMITH Talent Assembly '58, '59, Twelve-Year Club '59, Lettermen Club '58, '59, Football '57, '58, '599 Wrestling '59. JUDY SMITH Honor Society '59, Office Staff '59, Future Homemakers '57, '58, '59, Treasurer '58, President '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Ser retary '59, Spanish Club '58, '59, Basketball Queen '59, Class Popularity '59. JOE STACY CHAN STALSVVORTH FARLAND STANLEY Twelve-Year Club '59, Latin Club '57, '58, Wrestling '57, '58, '59- ,IUDY STEPHENSON Honor Society '57, '58, '59, Office Staff '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, Chorus '57, '58. BOB STONE Student Council '58, Talent Assembly '58, Science Club '59, Four-H Club '57, '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, All-School Play '57, Staff, '59, Cast, junior Play '58, Staff, Chorus '58, Lettermen Club '58, '59, Football '58, Basketball '58, '59, Man- ager, Track '57, '58, '59, Wrestling '573 Cross Country '57, '58, '59- IEAN TAYLOR Office Staff '58Q Future Homemakers '581 Future Teachers '58, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Chorus '57, '58, Commercial Club '59. RICHARD TAYLOR Twelve-Year Club '59, Lettermen Club '57, '58, '593 Baseball '58, '59, Football '57, '58, '59, All-City '58, '59, All-Conference '58, '59, All-State '59, All-District '59, Wrestling '57. DAVID TENNYSON JANIS TENNYSON Honor Society '58, '59, Library Staff '59, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Spanish Club '57, '58, '59, Chorus '57. 39 LAJUANA SMITII Future Homemalcers '59, Pep Club '57, Commercial Club '59, Girls' Sports '59. MARILYN SMITH Pep Club '57, '58, Latin Club '59, Choms '59. W57, '58 at Will Rogers, Tulsaj RUSSELL SMITH Honor Society '58, Student Council '57, Science Club '58, '59, Vice-President '59, Spanish Club '57, '53, '59, Band '57, Track '57, Chemistry Award '58, Algebra II Award '57, Math Award 58. KENT SORRELLS Track '57, Wrestling '57, '59. GARY SP ANN Baseball '59. DON SPIQARMAN Pep Club '57, All-School Play '57, Chorus '57, Band '57, Track '57. C57 at Classen High, Oltlahomaj WOODROW WALKER Lettermen Club '57g Basketball '57, '58g Track '57. C'57, '58 at Nowata Highj GLEN WALKUP Track '59, Wrestling '59. KARALYON WATSON Honor Society '58, '59g Science Club '59g Latin Club '58 '59, Hall Proctor '59. LARRY WATSON BARBARA BABB WEAVER Pep Club '57, '58, Girls' Sports '58, '59. GARY WEBB Twelve-Year Club '59, Lettermen Club '57, '58, '59g Foot- ball '57, '58, '59g All-Conference '59g All-City '59, All- State '59, All-American '59g Basketball '57, '58, '595 Captain '59g FHA Sweetheart Candidate '59g Class Pop- ularity '59g Class Citizenship '57. 193' , ..- Xzgfl BILL THOMAS Spanish Club '57, '5Bg Football '58. JENNY TIPTON Student Council '59, Office Staff '59g Twelve-Year Club '593 Future Nurses '585 Future Teachers '58, '59g Pep Club '57, '58, '59, President '595 Spanish Club '58, '59g Secretary '5B9 All- School Play '59, Castg junior Play '58, Staffg Chorus '579 Girls' Sports '58, Lettered '58g Miss Pirateer Attendant '595 History Award '58g Senior Play '59, Cast. MAUREEN TOWNSEND Future Teachers '59L Pep Club '57, '58, '59g Spanish Club '58, '59, All-School Play '58, '59, Staffg junior Play '58, Staffg Girls Sports '58, '59. MARIE TRAVIS Honor Society '58, '59g Student Council '58, '59g Treasurer '595 Office Staff '58, '595 journalism Staff '599 Club Editor '595 PCP Club '57, '58, '59, junior Play '58, Student Directorg Commercial Club '59g Press Queen Attendant '59g Class Secretary Treasurer '58, Class Citizenship '572 Miss Pirateer '57. JERRY VALENTINE Honor Society '57, '583 Spanish Club '58, '59, Baseball '58, '59, MARY ANN VANCE Art I Award '57. JOHN VARBEL Latin Club '57g Football '57g Track '57, Wrestling '57. VAN VICK All-School Play '58, Castg Band '57, '58, '59g Wrestling '57, '58. Q'57, '58 at St. Louis, M00 JIM WALKER Twelve-Year Club '59g Basketball '57, '589 Track '57. P: f ,1- Jfxil ,fm if-s ..,-4 sg' ANN WICHSTICR Future Homemakers '59, Pep Club '58, Girls' Sports '58, '59, GLYNDA WliS'I'liRVIiLT Twelve-Year Club '59, Future llomemakers '58, Future 'Teachers '58, Pep Club '5 , '58, '59, Commercial Club '59. DAVID V HITTAKFR Honor Society '58, '59, President '59, Annual Staff '59, journ- alism Staff '59, Sports Editor '59, Future Teachers '58, '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, junior Play '58, Cast, Senior Play '59, Cast. RONNIE WILKINS SANDRA WILLARD Office Staff '58, journalism Staff '57, News Editor '57. f'57, '58 at Harding Highj WAYNE WIl,l.lfY Twelve-Year Club '59. LYNN WILSON Student Council '59, Latin Club '57, '58, '59, Roman limperor '58, Band '57, Lettermen Club '58, 159, Baseball '57, '58, '59, Captain '59, Football '58, Basketball '57, '59, Track '57, '58. STEPHICN WISE Talent Assembly '5f', Science Club '58, junior Play '58, Chorus '57. q'57, '58 at Bethany Highj GX! EN WISH fu.. -Q-Q, 2 TN' IW' 4 -uv 33 -v.,-3 W4 ' ft fx V6 ,,, 'w .1 .1 'ZS' 1:5 A6- Sv' 4'--wp LAVON WITHEY Student Council '573 Twelve-Year Club '59, Wrestling '59, Football Manager '58. jllDY WOOD Twelve-Year Club '59, journalism Staff '59, Fxchange Editor '59, Future Nurses '58, Pep Club '57, '58, '59, Cheerleader '58, Library Staff '57, Latin Club '57, '58, All-School Play '58, '59, Cast, junior Play '58, Cast, Commercial Club '59, Girls' Sports '58, '59, Press Queen Attendant '59, Basketball Queen Attendant '59, Senior Play '59, Cast. NANCY VOOLF Future Homemakers '5 , '58, '59, Future Teachers '5', '58, '59, Spanish Club '5', Commercial Club '59, Treasurer '59- klllili WOOl,IfNi 'l'welve'Yea.r Club '59, l.atin Club '57, All-School Play '51 '55, '59, Staff, junior Play '53, Staff, An tilub '51 l KT WOUl.l,'5i Twelve-Year Club '59, Latin Club '5f', All-School Play '59, '58, '59, Staff, junior Play '58, Staff, Art Club '5'. jirmf Yom Honor Society '53, '59, Student Council '58, Future 'Teachers '59, AllrSchool Play '59, Staff, Chorus '59, Hall Proctor '59, Senior Play '59, Cast. 41 ln the Counselors' off1re,Seniors, Wodean Rucker, Sharon Ford, Roger Schneider, and Hike Gall- ney, Putnam City's four Heril Seholarship finalists, take time out from studies to Chat and loaf uhzle they uait for help aria' advise ronverning college. Hav- ing four finalists in this national srholarship exam is a prime ex- ample of the afhieverrzerits ofthe individual as well as Putnam City High School. ....- . x S gf an ,.--' 'P 4. L. New --i, fi .drew A fR '+ff-ff 2iS.'1 gp- 9 ,.- .. ,A I 'L' P ry, 7 Pete, the Pirates' emblem of school spirit, welcomes these new-fomers' to the Senior Class and Putnam City High Srhool. Getting a closer look at Pele, who rests in the main hall. In front of the Gyrrz are George Schille, and Barbara Dulaney. Standing are Mike Shrouf. joe Flatt, and joe McGowan. Not pirtured is Sarah Potts. - MP' , .. Z , , V. 2 W, Q. I kt U, nngsd L! 7 zmzbrs Se ct 1960 Class Rin Choosing the long awaited class rings for the Senior Class of 1960 are tbe junior Class officers and personalities. SITTING: lady Cole-Secretary-Treasurer, Violet Smith-Vice-President, Judy Ritter-Citizenship, Sandy McClary-Popularity. STAND- ING: Eddie Myrick-President, Don Nelson-Popularity, Freddie Kate-Scholarship, Dale Gibson-Citizenship. Not pictured is E lizabetb Nicbols-Scbolarsbip. 43 mil, is One of lbe most beautiful scenes around scbool is the Bible enclosed in lbe glass trophy case. Judy Adams Patsy Aday John Allen Beryl Allenbaugh john Alexander Barbara Anderson Beverly Ashmore Frieda Avants Ronnie Avants Romona Barber Barbara Barlow Roger Bean Dennis Biggers Linda Birge Bob Black jerry Black Judy Blasingame Kenneth Blazer Sandy Blizzard Pat Boucher .af pa :. 44 Charles Bowen ane Bowen Jewel Ann Brackett james Brewer Larry Brmkman Sue Brxscoe Llnda Brown Charles Bryan Brlly Buford Gary Burch Cecrl Burton Harold Campbell Kay Carter Russel Carter Steve Chambers Robert Chugan Charles Llonce Betty Clure Judy Cobbs Davld Coffee Judy Cole Carol Coley Donna Cook Wxlma Cook Brlly jean Corley -sr 4'-' '35- F! KY '15 -MJ -.Z f,.,a Z' xv? Qs X..-d Q., 'QN f '9 sl 'C' .-fs 11, 'ur' 1 ' 'ta ,ag 405 ,Uv 3' 45 95? 1-17 fx 1 L ance Cornman rmmy Cozart Mary Cunnlngham Tom Cupples Mxke Curtrs Beverly Davxs -10516 Davxs Sam Davls johnny Deckard Gayla Dick Robert Eakxns Phy111s Ends1ey Alxce Epps Mary Evans Pat Flelds Leonard Foster ohn Fowler B111 Frantz err11yn Frey Roberta Fry Judy Gambxll Sherry Gates 1 avada George B111 Grbbens J- . johnny Donoho J. J . I , f 6 3 'O Q wg' lol, ev xx , A x 40 fi ay ,Ki Y..- i if-J 47 A typical scene is the students arriving on the 21 Putnam City School huses. The new Covered walk is a happy sight, experially during rains. Dale Gibson John Gifford Sherry Gillespie Lana Goodger Mary Lou Goodwin Mary Gorom Armond Goss Larry Graybill Judy Gritzmaker Linda Guthery Mary Hagen Odean Haley Pat Halley Susie Hammer jerry Harris Mary Ann Harrold Jeff Hartman Linda Hawks Robbert Heflin David Helm 'libs' Sludenl Store serzfes all! Here, sludenis gather In buy every Ibing from IL frenrils to annuals. , x Morgan Hensley Joyce Herrin Bill Hill Jerry Hill Freddy Hillerby Louise Hillerby Barbara Holliday Wiletta Holmes Janice Horner Phil Howard Wendell Howell Richard Hudgens Charles Hudson Mike Huffman Ronny Hunt Ruth Hum Tony Hyde Jerry Jacobs Roger Jacobsen Gwen James X XA , .qi I ? .ZQEQ -4-F ,,..... so- 21? 'GT UI' fa- Kb -0-1 vo? gn.. Q' I zz. -': 42 1-gii, if f 45- jj, LJ' s 9' A on , L1 .1 4 x52 at 6 if X' ei 5 'S .2 f r f ' ,ir 1 5,4-' 43 , J A of ' 'F .O 1-:J , XX If 'rn 1 1 ,,, , ,: 5 gf if .ivy Q. Q A Q f5:i Z5Qf 'Q 3 if 'f F I if QV 5 ,J f' sszwaf J- , - Bill Jennings Barbara jones Kay jones Freddy Kate Tommy Keller Denise Kemp Gene King Karen King Patty Kirtley Gary Lance Peggy I arson Mike I aster erry I awson immy I eathers Becky I emon Steve I indsev Hob I ineberrv Bud I ong N iola McCandless Martha McCasland Doris Nlefravn Iois MCC ravn Samantha 'Maddox Charles Martin J . J . Sandy MCClary QQ hal ' T? 1? S0 judy Martin Marilyn Martin Carol Massey Janice Mata Bill Meade Diane Merchant Rebecca Miller Patsy Milner Suzanne Minick Woody Morris Patty Morrow im Morwood Max Moulton Mike Murphy Nita Murphy Henry Murray David Myers Fddie Myrick Paul Nees Dale Nelson Sheri New Elizabeth Nichols Jerry Nichols Betty Nobbe Pat O Brien Martha Coon ield school Cbaplam quzetly reads lbe mornzng devotional lo the sludent body Judy O'Byrne jimmy Overturf Barbara Owen Jackson Padley Carl Palmer Gloria Parker Ron Parsons Steve Patterson Sandra Paxon Paul Payne Della Percival Shirley Petris Juanzella Pickard Tom Pinion Sylvia Pittman Donald Plunkett Yvonne Polson Phil Powell Randall Ratliff Jo Anne Reville Sluderzls find quicker serzfife and belief food in the luxurious neu' cafeteria. jim Rich Vernon Roberts David Rogers Gary Rolfs David Rout Sue Rutledge Emily Ryan Ronald Ryan Harriet Saffran Janice Salyer Kenny Sanders joann Saunders Barbara Sellme yer Lucy Sewell jim Shelton Linda Shelton Leslie Shilling Carole Shively Donna Shuler Sherry Sinclair 'Q -Q ik . -sn, .S i Lim if H is Sue Singree Joyce Smith Loyd Smith Mike Smith Robert Smith Sherry Smith Tommy Smith Voilet Smith john Stacy Lahanda Stallcup immy Stanfield oyce Steel erry Stein o Ann Stout Ann Stewart Larry Swan can Taylor Roy Thomas Linda Thorne Barbara Townsend Donald Truitt Leona Ulrich Larry Valentine Martha Wagner Bruce Walkup -an U I N I MJ K gl -g-ar I mda Warren Judy Watson Barbara Watts Pat Weaver Martxn Weber Frank Vfellner jerry Wellner J8ClC1C Wells Ralph Wenthold Rlchard Wheelrs Beverly Whlte Nancy Wxlcox Gloria Wlllxams Nancy Wllllams Delores Wrse Karen Wlthee Charlme Woodruff Howard Woolf Glenna Wrlght Roger W1-1 ght B111 Gary N.. ii- - - Sophonzores Enjoy New Activities Talking among themselves in the hall are Sophomore class officers and person alities. They are: Teresa Bradley, Scholarship: Allen Bumgardner, Popularity: Freda jackson, Scholarship: Wayne Heiliger, Scholarship: Barbara Gresham, Popularity: Kim ,Goss, Citizenship: jerry Merchant, Citizenship: Linda Atlee, Scholarship: jan Edmund, Scholarship: Gloria Lewis, Vice-President: Ronald Perry, Scholarship: Thomas Lay,President: and Mike Thomas Secretary -Treasurer. The hard working class sponsors of this group are Mr. Bond, Mrs. Thomas, and Miss lantzen. ff TDSA -1 Q vt Q Ar ,, , M, if af I .J 54. V A 'Q' lx, : 5 ,f 3 N 4 If 1 ' in . l cdr Y? ,gm as -Q var 4-sv u-. S6 3 jean Absher Tony Alexander Sheryl Allison Markeeta Almquist Ronnie Anderson Tommy Ashbrook Judy Askew Linda Atlee Ronnie Avants Earlene Babbitt janet Baker Linda Balaty Francls Barnes Bobby Barnett Allen Bass Cheryl Bass Steve Beckett Alona Bends Larry Bettis Theresla Blackwell Betty Blanc Melvin Blazer ere Blevins George Bogue ulxa Bollxng Rrcky Bradford Teresa Bradley Krxs Bretz james Bnscoe john Brlscoe Thelma Bnte Gayle Brxtton Bernie Brown I xnda Brown james Browne Larry Brower Tom Brower Brenda Burch Judy Burdg Alan Bumgatdner Greg Burns Donnle Camp Eugene Camp Ronnie Camp Larry Cannon Dursa Carpenter jerry Chancy Sandy Chastain Rick Chew john Christner Sharon Clinton Gary Cocherl Charles Cocks Don Coffey Charlene Cole jackie Cole Donna Colley Judith Cook LaDonna Cooley Hugh Coonfield Dwight Looper Jerry Cotten jeanne Covington Don Cox John Craig Eldon Cross olene Crowell Kathy Crupper Bruce Darrow Larry Daugherty Gordon Davis L B Davis 25 .5 Sw' 9 6 44 A l .J 9. 46- A f-43 tl T ,Ae 2 4-ar x A ' ll' Q x '- ,ixrg :NX .2 rs 1 UIQ: M :Q N, s I 4 WJ .... ji lv? S'-.tj Q--. ,SJ 's ei Tbzs curl just wont stay zn place says judy Wood to Chen Cole and Lmda Bzrge as the gzrls if Nav 'Rs- Ricky Davis Jack Dawes Robert Dennis james Dies Carol Dodson Vernetta Donley Elbert Dowdle Harrison Earnest Paul East Carolyn Eaton Ernest Eaton Peggy Echols an Edmund Mxke Elder erry Elllott Patrxcxa Ellns Bobble Embrey Ralph Emerson Butch Evans Sharon Ezzel an Farmer ohnnle Fendrych Suzy Fennell oe Fxtzpatrrck Arlm Franklm Drana Franklm Larry Frederlck Royden Freeland Gene Freeman Gwen Fronko Rae Fuller Betty Funkhouser jackxe Garrourte Ronnie Gary Drayton Gxbbes Gordon GllChI1Sf Lynn Goslm Klm Goss Bonnle Gossman Barbara Gresham B111 Grx ffm udson Grrffy Bill Guffy Robert Hager jay Haggard Tommy Haggard Christine Hall Glenda Hall jack Halley joan Hamilton Pat Hammond jimmy Hammond Richard Hanska Thomas Hanson Gary Harris Tommy Harris Gary Hastie Wayne Heiliger Nina Henry Ronald Herd jimmy Hill Tommy Holliday Velda Holmes Alma Hopkins Sharon Horner Carol Horton Sue Howard Gene Howe john Hudson Patty Huffman Buddy Huston Beverly Ingram 'Fl 'ar 4' fa 94, as 5 vvv , 1 ' , -4 V .Q ' X 'R .,x ..-n G 'J ,158 M, ,X 4. , ,N K . w f X' We ti: ,elil-Iilfl. 'Sf :JU ' F: f. f -A x 'fig' ee .V 4' , . 'ki ,, E, 1 , A '42 , H Q. -J' N' :J I 1 -9 X 1 :N I we 4 4 all f 31 f gf X46-' 2 f ' or-' ' ff' S T .H af? J, was 'sb L 'U' i if 60 Freda Jackson Linda Jackson Jimmy James Jerry Johns Carol Johnson Jerry johnson Sandra ohnson Dxck Johnston Nedra Jones Davld Karr Helen Keeton Mary Kerr Doyle Klng oyce Kmg Judy King Jean Koch Kathy Korgan Brlly Kovacs Judy Kyle Dawn Lakm Eddle Lansxng Pat Laster Rodney Laubach Robert Lawrence Sonja I aws Jed Lemmons Glona Lewis B111 Llnch ulxa I nnder Pat Lindsey Tommy Lockhart Raymond Lovelace Kenneth Lupe: Davxd N4cCas1and Anne MCClaxen Dorothy McAul1ffe Phylhs McCoy Ann McCulla I lrzabeth Mcfutchen Deanna NlCl,3l'llCl Claretta McIntosh Len McKean Lea McKeeman Carolyn McPherson Bob Macom Pam Matteson Carlene Malone J. K. Martinski Patsy Mason Gary Mathes jerry Merchant Marcia Merchant Jerry Mickle Carolyn Milburn Jane Miller Jimmy Mills Susan Mitchell Teddy Molina Riley Moore Katherine Morrow Ronnie Morton Carollyn Munn Sue Murphy Kay Nations Linda Nees Karen Nedbalelt Carol Nichols Jerry Nichols Larry Newton David Orcutt Mike Overand N? 5' 1 Q7 wh , . J 1 ... '27 f 1 Hi . ff AU f .Q ,gy ' x 5 -iv f if -r , ' fl with Freshman, Carolyn Hagen, patiently waits for Hall Proctor, judy York lo sign ber pass. as ytxr, 4 rl' Q' 1 X A . 'YT' at 5 61 ft Z 'R ur 1 Y or 'i ,AS N00 Q91 4. -cr 'E-P I- MW AF -4' 'F' ww- 6 Walter Palmer Pat Patterson Ralph Patterson Curtrs Payton Nancy Peck Larry Peck Joe Peek Larry Pemck Sue Pelffer Ronald Perry Mary ean Plckard Kathr Prttman Sherry Pogue Danny Polrng oe Powell Casondra Pratz Rayma Quertermous Linda Radcllff Gerald Randall Sandy Reed Max Reneau johnny Reynolds Brlly Rxffe Llnda Roberts Carolyn Rodkey A.lv1n Rodgers Sandra Rosecrans Brll Rostochrl L1bbv Russell Van Russell Brenda Rutherford Trudy Samuelson Rrta Satterlee Barbara Sconce Evelyn Scrrvner Nancy Seymour Bull Sewell jo Sharp Kenneth Sharp Tom jo Sheltman john Sherrrll lfreda Slngletary Evelyn Sisney Mary Small Alice Smith Beverly Smith Carol Smith Doris Smith Claudine Spencer Kenneth Sperling Tony Stalder Reno Stallcup David Stamps Lyle Stanka Adrian Stat ser jeff Stinson David Stone Nancy Stone Ray Stone Ginny Strealy james Sumwalt Joyce Sutherland janet Thacker Mike Thomas jackie Thompson Alice Tilley Max Thomas Paul Traugh Larry Travis Mary Underwood Karen VanDeventer Perry Van Doren ww r ',am 4- 'M I gg, i Q7 ..- s ifff' I l g w - 4 I 4. r 1' g, -rt '47 l il, Xxx Q' . 1 lv r .13 -In 'rl ' l f 'E ,en 't Y-. If ffl' V fi 1 jo Ann Barnett practices ber smile as Karen Martin belps ber with ber pearls. Mr. Wagner is already busily taking ber long remembered Senior picture S 'iii ,,, 'V pictures and Nina Hart is fixing ber hair just right for 3 6' i .9 . li ll lL:h v 63 - x X rvf a 'Q ff Judy Vaughn Lemuel Waggoner jerry Walker Howard Walter Betty Ward Karen Ward Bobby Watson Marlon Watson Georgla Webb ennre Webster oan Webster Faye Werdler Jack Wells Kenneth Wheeler Carole Wheelxs Margaret Wheells Janelle Whlsler Karen W'h1te Lrnda Whlte Loretta White Kay Wxegand ohnny Wrllet Shxrley Wrlmuth Kathy Wrthey Larry Wood Bernard Woods Lmda Woods ames Woolf Lesltte Woolum Larry Wray Crystal Yancey Bxllle Young Rrchard Young Bob Young Freshmen Find Sr. Hi h Impressive 'Intelligence' is the one word which best describes the Freshman Class. This year, due to the high grade average, twenty-two students were awarded the honor of class scholarship instead ofthe usual two. Coming down stairs from classes are the Freshman class officers and personalities. Tbey are: Dickie Deupree, President: Russell Hartenburger, Citizenship, Donnell Ladd, Citizenship: Sharon Thomas, Popularity: Bob Watts, Secretary: Drayton Gibbes, Vice-President: Sandy Harris, Popularity 67 i 9 .1 '19, , 5 Gi . ,,, XJ ' H , 4 9 .f- Sf? X . Elf i rs l J These pretty Putnarnites love their teddy bears, but feel they'd sacrifice anything for a win over the john Marshall Bears. Barbara jones, Sandy McClary, Gussie Ternplernan, judy Wood, Carman Heileger, and jarzice Mata have brou Which they did! 1 .2 '44 S' 5 ts' Q. gbt their Bears In eff-of-l in an attempt to jinx the Bears. AA 66 D1 .4 , J X N 4 if Patsy Adams Bernard Alger Nancy Allbaugh Jim Allee Richard Altman james Apple Roger Arms Susan Ashbrook Sandy Baird Herman Beasler jama Lou Bell Sandra Blake jim Boatsman Donna Bogue Donna Bond Roger Bonham Ronnie Bounds Kenneth Bowman Bobbie Bradford Ronnie Brandt Robert Brantley Tommy Bricker jerry Brock Mary Broderick Ronnie Brown Sonja BKOWI1 Ray Brummett Jerald Burton Kay Burton Robert Burton Billy Buschhorn Donna Bush Charles Bussert Joelxne Butcher Charles Button Steve Byler Pat Caffrey johnny Cannon Sherry Cannon Bobby Cantwell Danny Cavaness jane Center Rodger Chappell Beth Cheney Jeannette Clark 'l erry Clothler Wrllram Clure Crarg Cole Tommy Combs Ruth Cook Pat Copeland Roger Cozart Albert Cram Nancy Crawford Susan Cronkhlte Charles Cross Donald Crosswhlte Xhlly Culley Randy Cullers Dana Cummlngs Beverly Cupples Drusrlla Dalton P atrrcra Daugherty Floyd Davrs Gaxl Davis Ann Dawes Madellyn Drckxnson joan Dlstler Brooks Doggett 1 9 'Y' 4:57 'sw 39 AE, ,... Iv 4 ' ? 'I 5, . J t if 'nf . . N, . -M su I -ht i -.. 'V'-Q if To be sure that there is enough space for the ever increasing enroll- ment, ten new rooms are now almost completed. Included in these new rooms is a special projection room where students can watch education- al films. sf 1' Q. .Wy ul da, ,. F3 ...tit X '-' Q9 68 'uv Ann Doil Beverly Dutton Carolyn Doss Karen Drummond Dickey Deupree Susan Duffy Martha Dugger Barbara Echols Bruce Eierman Gary Eklund Mary Ellen Davis jean English Geraldine livans Cheryl Farrimond Bob Fastvedt Terry Fern Barbara Feverston Robert Fitzpatrick Toni Ford David Frame Mark Fritz Pattie Garigletti Bob Garrett Sherry Geisler Sharon George Rick German Oletha Gibson Charles Gifford Weldon Gillilan Johnny Glass Jan Godwrn Carol Gordon Evans Gordon Ronnre Gray Judith Graybrll Sybrl Green Ruth Green Iris Greenwood Tommy Gresham john Grxffxth Carolyn Hagen Marolyn Hagen Shirley Hale Krrk Haley oan Hampton Larry Han son Raymond Harlan Don Harper Sandy Harrrs Russel Hartenberger Jerry Harley Mrke Hays Sharon Hays Barbara Herbert Barbara Hrggms Cleata Hrll Sharon Hrnman Robert Hodan Jean Hodges james Hodgxn Janey Hopkxns Glen Horn jarue Hoyer Carroll Hudson Geneva Hutchrngs Bobble Ingram Charlotte acob Sharon antzen Bobby Jenson Q i nr-FA' 'Gr i 'Q-C G-'L ,M-...fr GL 0506 YM 'Q' xtL....f fi 3 'S Q Students watch sadly as Mr. Cauaness finishes lowering the iron curtain to keep them from entering the halls after their lunch in the cafeteria until the hell rings. I -ag, YV' usa XE? . 1' i ,.-.- . '- 'Koi 70 Dorothy johns Susan Johnston jack jones Kathryn jones Pat julian Patti Kate Tasha Kemp Robert Kinsey Jim Koch Jerry Koester Barbara Kubiao Thomas Lackey Donnell Ladd Mary L aLonde John Landon Leland Lash Peggy Laster Lynn Laubach Sidney Laverty Mike Lawson Kenny Lawton Linda LeGrange Sandra LeGrange Ann Leoffler Dianne Lewis Gary Lewis Donna Linn lynn I ombard Don I Ong ackre I ong Russel long I ynda I ucas Beverly l von June McBryde Faynelle McClure Opal McConnrco Charles McFate Kenneth Mclnturff Sandra Mclmel Peggy Madden Carl Malone ean Marler Sharon Martrn jrmmy Mason Pat Massey Cary Matsenbaugh B111 May Brlly Mayo Pat Melton Danny Merrlatt Marrbeth Mrller Brlly Mrlls Rex Mrze Paul Mohr Hank Mooney Shxrley Moore Nancy Morgan Sandra Mowery Bxll Morrrs Sharon Mull Marxlyn Munn Bobby Murray Larry Murray Max Murray Sharon Murray Chuck Nichols Beverly Norris Le Anne Nott Dean Oldham V S 'W fa ,fy 1 axis' -v'- HQ.: rw IVE! A few weeks ago Putnam City was fortunate enough to have one of their science departments interviewed by a Television reporter. Here Sherry Smith gives her views about her Chemistry Class and teacher for the T. V. audience. ., H' L f-Q ' 4-1 -4.-fx .Q 'CD Y Bonnie Olson M Marilyn Owens Bryan Padgett 4 2' ' Judy Partin .1 , ' :Q ' Edward Pate ua joe P atterson 'w Louis Patterson Gary Paxon 2 Ora Lee Pendergraft ,LM Q Kay Penn hx 'ff Jimmy Percival CJ Carla Perdue Barbara P erry .W - tv t 4 M- if 'Zia I -Q4 P it I Billy Petty -3 5. .4 1 Richard Pierce . J, r ' N Gregory Plater Gaylan Poindexter Dean Pound Sandy Powell Karen Precure Marilyn Presley L - 1 l 435 K Brenda Price Darrell Price l john Pritchett al L 1- If v ' it Fl 5' Q 1 E' Donald Rackley 4 5 P ' x r - fi i is 3:- 4 F ' ' 0 We' ' I lull 'l A i w 5 Richard Rackley Diana Racliff F-'-M Mlke Raymond erry Reed jerry Rex jame Reynolds Ralph Robinson L D Rogers Betty Rolfs rmmy Rollrns Davrd Rostochrl Ann Russell Karen Samuelson Harold Sand jerry Scott Ted Seabourn Patsy Sherar Nancy Srmpson Don Slngleton Bob Srnlc Clifton Slsk Sue Skinner Gary Sml th Harold Smlth Hulon Smlth jume Smxth Lester Sm1th Nlclc Smith Sldney Smith Sue Smrth I rnda Snrder Fne Sooro I arry Stacy Lynn Stalsworth Anrta Stambough erry Stanley Sue Steel Carol Stephens Dan Stephenson Jimmy Stetler ane Stone Lynda Stoops Betty Story Russell Sweat .97 1,4-1 'ru ee!! af' 'Q' TW url' '3 wg 156' at x ff 'fx D2 N10 92 7 git 'fd ..av 4? c-'yd hi :wr uf ff L'-19' I-'Y Xanax -Q? qi' ,Q ,.. fn 'r-'wit -anh- 7 f' 'ful' nm... Y? 1 F , wr - 'T 'Wa 5 a' XS A 1, 'W Y lv i f .ani ...mm J, ,R X ' , ., A ' A. t P Q f N'-'fi QE L 1 Aff ,J M TTQ le X -1--. , . ef' ,M 2 ,, - If inf Remember all the fun we had on tbe bus trip? Eacb year Putnam students take many various bus trips including Pep club, atblelic, scbolasitic, and cborus. Pictured here is a typical scene on the Band trips. ' nigh 1 'A 'J . J . V ,wr N. Pat Salyer Charlie Salda Bob Tabor Gene Tabor Carol Taylor Wayne Team Patty Terrell Eddie Thacker Don Thomas Sharon Thomas David Thompson jo Kay Thurston Glenda Tilley Jeanne Troutman Ronnie Tucker Delores Valenzuela Susan Van Horn Denon Vrooman Susan Varbel Kent Wadley Diana Walker Jewell Walker Don Walkup Richard Wallace Berchie Walling Lynn Walton Betty Waggener Nancy Wagner R J Wagner Martha Walters Bob Watts Norman Weber unmy Wellner Brllre Wells Helen Welter Pat Wenthold Whtrney Whittaker Sharon Wrllrams hlrzabeth Wrllman Karl Wrndle Qheryl Winters Conrad Wrse Wrllrs Woods Ann Womack I arry Womack oan Wolford Darryl Young 73 Psp 2 A-I .4-r I T' 'Q V .4 L-'fl fi The Pirates Cheerleaders are gathered altogether to glue one brg rheer to spur the teams on to VICTORY' The cheer leaders attend all o the games and are zn charge o plan rung the pep assemblres azded by tbe Pep Club Vice Prestdent Facb gzrl has ber oun assembly to pzck out the Cheers and plan the program I QN I . X Q S ' - V T . Q to tx l tl, ' 4' ' ,. f Q ,W can ! - Y. .. - , J rn., 'A 5. lf' ga Q V .ff 25, L ,- - , , ' ' 3 . , v , , at ' K , ' -A , ' x F fly, ' X Ke- 4 .v, 'XX 1' 1 I' ' . , , . 6. J , 2 4, lx 6- ,, 'V . , . Z fr af fx' 'V I H Z X x X 'X 3 x W x x Y i . - ix Kar' F 11 nnlrv K BID r ,,,3.,awm9F' ACADEMICS bl' Ai... , o-.-...- .lpg Q-0' ig Students watch films in the fully equiped audio visual room. This is the first one Putnam City has ever had 1. The art classes are enjoying the many new facilities available to them in the new Mrs. Coffey points out Poland on the map to her World Historv Students Patty Huffman, Anne Hayes, Kris Bretz, and Raymond Lovelace. CLASSES building. Lighting is one of the many im- provements which has mean! much in helping the students put out better work. A greenhouse attached to the Biology department has proven very valuable to the students in aiazng them in their ex- periments in the biological sciences. 78 . New desks and equipment can be found throughout tbe building and both manual and electric typewriters may be found irt two large rooms. Typing and shorthand are both a major part of this department. ACTIO Gym classes take part in a wide range of activities. lntra mural sports creates a competitive spirit among the boys. A small room off from the bome economics department provides an excellent place for students to put to use their practical knowledge. This room offers many ad- vantages during their special course in interior decorating. Lab assistants get ready to start an experiment in Chem- istry. This year for the first time, lab assistants are available to aid in experimenting in biology and general science classes also. The beautiful new library will accommodate 5,000 books. There is ample space for work and reading room for 50 students at a time. Spending many hours of study is not so disagreeable in the new library. Mrs. McCallon explains an Algebra Lynn Goslin. Students find that math essential in preparing for college. STUDE TS 'Wvnmiet problem to courses are ws ' vi il Illini' 5 ...fl!. ,Q Biology classes and other science courses offered at Putnam City have many more advantages this year with the new equipment, lah assistants, and the new greenhouse. ,and WORKING TOGETHER E Students planning on a technical career gain much from the Mechanical Drawing department. The modern home economics department is divided into two units - cooking and sewing. Four kitchen units including gas and electric stoves are available. New sbop equipment furnishes many opportunities for boys interested in manual work. The bard working custodians spend much time in making our school a nicer home away from home. J,-. The girls chorus takes a big part in bringing entertainment to the students at Putnam City through assemblies They take pazns in preparing or chorus contests From the speech department will come the great speakers of tomorrow. A new attraction this year in the speech is the small stage used by the speech and drama classes. 5 5 Dexterity tests aid the students in de- f ciding what field of business to follow li I after graduating. -1.4 American history classes are maae more interesting with the addition of television. Students leam from television class lessons and also have a teacher available to answer q uestions. -5 , Students find that studying in modern, rlearz science rooms is alrriost an enjoyable task. Putnam City's students also realize the necessity of scienre in todays world. Shorthand is one of the rnost worthwhile Courses for girls planning to enter into the field of business Many students learn to qualify for their driver s license result O SIACCPS-Yflllly PUSSUIS DVWUS Training Education. v Y' ui ,Q ' c,......- z X -sk H -' 1' 6' 4..1Qw'a 'Rx 4' 'H 133 my-5QJQe' 1215661 N w na 5, mmvev A Senior gels information about applications to college while an zmderclassman gets his schedule changed by the Counselor. TOM ORRO W A-4. vqurr A rr, Q! . ,S 4.2- . s' 1 .g, - W .1 N-gs Mrs. Thompson is one of the most active teachers when il Comes lo keeping her display case filled. Here, she and Patty Kirtley look over several art assignments and decide on which ones lo pu! orz exhibit. Even teachers take a few minutes out to lake a res! from the constant grind of teaching. Here Hr. Crouch relaxes with a cup of coffee. 5 931'- ...- A THLE :rms N N., 'fit 'T' TT S' .At ,tries A TEAM - ROW 1: F. Lombard, B. Deupree, T. Pinion, G. Lawson, J. Smith, D. Moniger, D. Nelson. ROW 2: T. Cornman J. Johnston, L. Anderson, R. Taylor, D. Kissick, G. Webb, P. Purcell, G. Freeman. ROW 3: D. Nelson, , D. Rout, J. Nichols, M. Laster, S. Patterson, B. Meade, B. Gary, J. Lemmons. ROW 4: M. Thomas, A. Bumgardner, T. Lay, P. Laster, T. Molina, J. Merchant, M. Huffman, D. Morrison. PUTNAM CITY CUNQUERS Luck is when Preparation meets Opportunity! This is Coach Joe Garrison's favorite saying. It shows how our Pirates met the '58 football season with a maximum of preparation and determination, while taking advantage of our opportunities. This season was a challenge to Coach Garrison and the Pirate team - one which we met with bril- liant runs, exciting plays, and an occasional re- fusal to let the other team score at all while we pushed our score into the 4O's. By the end of the season we had met that challenge successfully with nine wins and one loss in regular season play and a chance to enter the regional finals for the third straight year. As for the individual players themselves, nine from Putnam City were selected for the All-Confer ence and All-District teams. These were George Lawson, David Moniger, Lester Anderson, Richard HN Taylor, Jay Smith, Jay Johnston, Gary Webb, Tom Pinion for his second straight year, and Francis Lombard for his third straight year. Two other hon- ors went to Coach Garrison and Richard Taylor. Coach Garrison was Coach of the Week in the Okla- homan and Times and Richard Taylor was Lineman of the Week. Next year Putnam City will enter a new confer- ence - The Mid-State conference. We will clash against new and tougher teams such as Capitol Hill, Northwest Classen, Enid, Douglas, Shawnee, and Midwest City CYes! P.C.'s old rival joined the con- ference when Putnam didlb. This will he a new challenge to our Pirates. This mightier league shows that Putnam not only plans to attack the future in academics but in the field of sports as welll B TEAM - ROW 1: T. Alexander, L. Brower, D. Stone, J. Hammond, P. Purcell V Russel R Heflxn ROW 2 G Freeman, J. Merchant, B. Darrow, D. King, J. Mickle. ROW 3: B. Lawrence, I Martxnslu E Camp B Rostochxl J. Wells, J. Hxll, B. Watts, R. Hunt. ROW 4: W. Heiliger, J. Nutter, L. Allen, R I auback T Hanson A Franklin DISTRICT AND CONFERENCE PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS PHS OUR SEASON 'S RECORD . - . 6 Ardmore ........ . . . . .22 Sulphur . . . .28 Del City. . . . . 30 Chickasha , , , . . .42 Pauls Valley. . . ...46 Edmond...,. . . . 20 Southeast . . . ...4O ElReno..... . . .46 Midwest City. . . . . . . .36 john Marshall . . . . . REGIONAL PLAYOFFS . . 6 Cushing ......... . 0 'k Q Co-Captain, George Lawson Cofflaptain, Tom Pinion Francis Lombard All-Cvflf-, A11'Di5f-1 End All-Conf., All-Dist., Back All-Conf., All-Dist., Back David Moniger Trent Cornman Bob Dgupree All-Conf., All-Dist., End Back Back PIRATES MEET SEASO WITH Qx Pirales sbou Ski!! in running in lerferenrv for their ball rarrim FRESHMAN SQUAD This years Freshman football squad is a prom- ise to every future sports enthusiast at Putnam City High School. Every season is a test to the members of the C team, a test to determine the potential of the team in the following years of play. The coaches, Mr. Keel and Mr. Lynn, agree 1 that this years freshman squad is by all odds a ' r select group of football talent. Bob Watts acts as the Captain and Larry Hanson as Co-Captain. - Aclion! 11's the keyword in Ibis Iypical Pirate play. PREPARATION AND STRENGTH C TEAM - ROW 1: R. Harland, R. Hudson, J. Harley, R. Brummett, B. Burton, B. Watts. ROW 2: D. Deupree, B. Petr, S. Byler, B. Jensen, L. Hansen, L. Womack, C. Davis, R. Bonham, T. Fern. ROW 3: J. Brock, D. Caviness, C. Bussert, L. Martin, J. jones, D. Thompson, R. Brown, B. Smith. ROW 4: E. Pate, J. Burton, L. D. Rogers, D. Price, R. jerman, F. Hall, H. Beasler. am for ' i fri 'ffl 49 49fl3'7'a1c-715 Q , Q f xl.VK'lli' i'l ni' Vi T . fi x , K V l r J A 1 W W. 1 . 4 'fl A 'l , f',i,1, is If R'hdTl D'dK k All-Conf? Xl!-Di?l.?rTakle aviaffzislc All-Conf.??4rl,l-ugigk, cfm, d -an-:gp jay Smith jay johnsron L A d All-Conf., A11-Dm., Guard All-Conf., All-Dist., Guard A11.c0f.ife211f'DfQitf T,,C1.1e GARRISON TAKES PRIDE Coach joe Garrison and Co- Captains George Lawson and Tom Pinion plan plays be- fore each game. The boys spend many hours inside re- viewing plays, wazcbing films and lislening to the coaches lectures, as well as practice on the field. Here, Coaches Keel, Mayhugh, and johnson issue instructions ronceming their various duties to stu- dent managers, jim Morwood, Gary Eierman, and Eddie Myrirk. N LETTERME ........ Speeding for extra yardage, this Pirate leaves an It's over the goal line as the Pirates add another six points to opponent lar behind! their score! Tbis was Mr. Lee jobnson's first year as basket- ball coacb and be brougbt tbe team close to the pinnacle of success as tbe Pirates completed tbe 1959 basketball season witb tbirteen wins, ten losses, and, strangely enough, no ties. Tbe Pi- rates' placed second in tbe Midland Conference, losing first place to the Midwest City Bombers in tbe last game of tbe season. PIRATE CAGERS SNATCH SECO D Tbe main beadliners on tbe Pirates' A Team ure: Francis Lombard, Steve New, Gary Webb, Glen Renfro, jim Green and Lester Anderson. Leading the Pirates' basketball team to their 'lucky thirteen' victories this season was Captain Gary Webb. Besides the regular twenty games, the Pirates competed in two basketball tournaments. These were the Cen- tral College Tournament, in which we played Chickasha and the Miami Tournament, in which we played Wewoka and Sand Springs. OUR SEAS ON 'S RECORD P.C. .... 54 .C. .... 5 7 .C. .... 64 .C. .... 35 .C. .... 60 .C. . .. .49 .C. .... 27 .C. .... 61 .C. .... 34 .C. .... 48 .C. .... 37 .C. .,.. 55 P.C. .... 65 P.C. .... 51 P.C. .... 45 P.C. .... 57 P.C. .... 30 P.C. . .. .Sl P.C. .... 45 P.C. .... 44 john Marshall Southeast . . . Bethany .... El Reno .. Northeast . .. Southeast . . . Pauls Valley Del City . . . Chickasha .. Edmond .... Midwest City Chickasha . , Del City . . .- john Marshall Northeast . .. Pauls Valley Edmond .... Bethany .... El Reno .... Midwest City PLACE IN MIDLAND CONFERENCE Other members of the Pirates' A Team are: Allen Humgnrdner, Ted Molina, jerry Merchant, Pal 0 Brzen Yteze Pal terson, and Hugh Coonfield. ,ao .,.' ff' A -f ' Gary Webb - Guard Francis Lombard - Guard Glen Renfro - Forward 'S 2 3 BASKETBALL TEAM WI S 'I The Pep Club watches anxiously as Captain Cary Webb shoots for a bas- ket despite a Midwest City oppor1ent's efforts to block him. Outdoing, outwitting, and generally outplaying their opponents, the Pirates' basketball team gave some ex- citing and suspenseful moments to the spectators in the 1959 season. One such incident was in the game against Southeast. The score was tied in the fourth quarter and time was running out. Finally, in the last second, center Hugh Coonfield got the ball and made a basket, giving the Pirates' the winning by two points. In a different game, Francis Lombard shot the ball sixty-five feet for a basket. Another such incident took place at the Miami Tournament when guard jim Green scored thirty of the total forty-three points in the game against Sand Springs. LUCKY THIRTEEN 97 - 4 1 l 1 1 I U . l The ball goes oohh! so high as center Hugh Coonfield shoots for a Pirate basket during the john Marshall game. While other eyes are on the ball, this Bethany basketballer seems to be engrossed in his own 'sports ballel.' z ff . AK' I 5 . df Malia' if rv-Qf. E 'A 'Q ,. x f ' Dickie Deupree - 97 jeff Randall - 106 Sandy Harris - 114 George Lawson - 123. Capiam PIRATE GRAPPLERS COMPLETE OUR SEASON 'S RECORD P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. P.C. . . , . P.C. P.C. .. .. 23 21 john Marshall 23 Bristow ....... . . . 25 Norman ....... . , 31 Capitol Hill . .. . 25 Norman ..... 15 Ponca City... ... 12 Edmond . . . 12 Geary ...... 24 Northwest . . . Midwest City . . . . . Four of the Pirate's outstanding grapplers are: jeff Randall, 106, who won fourth in the state, first in the Regional Tournament, and second in the Geary Tournament, Co-captain George Lawson who won third in state, second in the Regional Tournament, and second in the Geary Tournament, Co-captain Bob Deupree took fourth in the state, first in the Regional Tournament, and first in the Geary Toumamentg Tom Pinion, 168, gained fourth in the state, third in the Regional Tournament, and second at Geary. I 11, xi' 4 F 'Pe -av fra- mr ' .A-' Xu Lf, Q., .ww . .44 1 .' ' 2 . - . 'lf' W' W f 'Yi NJ P, Henry Murray - 130 David Rout - 140 Lavon Withey - 135 Bob Deupree -- 140, 147. SUCCESSFUL SEASON AND After graduating from Oklahoma State Uni- versity in 1958, Mr. Earl Lynn began his coach- Q ing career here at Putnam City. He spent two years in the Army and won the titles of All- Fourth Army, All-Army, and All-European in football. Mr. Lynn graduated from Putnam City and gained All-State football title. He was also captain of the wrestling and track teams. While wrestling in the heavyweight division in college, Mr. Lynn took third place in the N.C.A.A. Tourna- ment. Pictured at the right is Coach Lynn using grapplers Tom Pinion and Kenneth Rollins to demonstrate a new ma- 719111167 99 Captain Fre- .I Vi- Ko The Pirates found they had a winning combination Sis on their wrestling team with this quartet of Bob Deupree, George Lawson, jeff Randall, and Tom Pinion. They all won high wrestling honors this year at the Geary Tournament and the Regional Touma- ment. REGIO AL TOUR AMENTS Bob Deupree fights bard to keep his opponent down at one of the Pirates' exciting wrestling iff? Sv-he matches. 1 5. l gain-nl ,F ff. if 4- ififyl to ROW 1: C. Cole, N. Smith, K. Sperling, L. Hansen, D. Padgett, G. Schille, L. Corman, R. Schneider, R. Long, G llastie, j. Stanfield, D. Stamps, T. Harris, j. Dies, T. Pinion, F. Lombard, T. Corman. ROW 2: B. Smith, B. Burton j. jones, L. Wormack, H. Smith, D. Rout, D. Truitt, D. Nelson, R. lleflin, R. Hunt, j. Buton, R. Arms, R. Anderson L. Goslin, T. Lay, L. Stanka. ROW 3: Coach Keel, R. Brumitt, R. Harlan, Nl. Fritz, S. Chambers, J. Donoho, M Laster, B. Rostochil, T. Lockhart, M. Thomas, M. Moulton, G. Burns, A. Statcher, C. Busert, J. llatley, B. Jensen L. Brower, S. Fleming, N. Singletary, A. Rogers, B. Walkup, B. Mills, li. Camp, T. Putnam, Coach Garrison. BOYS PRACTICE FOR COMING Q, ...gli-Q Kaz? , S 5 .. '. . f '41 . .,g,, - '- -W.,-.n A-5... g.:7 t'3 3 . ., . , ff.: fren' ' ' ,y . - , ff' ff fff, ,211 , ' -' , - 1 4' .lf . , . ff Z-,'f'.Qw5f- , f ' 1-df 5 9' ' ..f'L.lv-if-3 273 T- o f W . '- .QQ f'4.4 Aff! I .vs .- M W .If F972 '. Rfk' T . , M-,,, ,,,p,,f, 4,45 , ,Hn W , ,. , . .fr r V M Ni '. .' 1 A f.. 2 ' f- 5 4- 1, k ' 4.4 -A 1 N I .MSW .I f .. . ' ' I fn 7. W I 5 T EA, -WH., ,-J'g ' 4' ' '-..1 Y . 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I ' .nj H. f - 1 fi- ' 1 4 Mig, 41, the Imrk. 102 The Putnam City track team started their season with no doubts about the outcome, as such seasoned runners as Trent Comman and Francis Lombard are running again this year. The boys show great Promise as the season progresses under the direction of Coach joe Garrison, who incidently just started coaching track this year The new crop of boys from the sophomore class show great promise and with the help of the more seasoned runners will be a threat to any other team After years of running in mud, the boys are looking for ward to the new track next year which is now under construc tion TRACK EVENTS ,f yfhx w- rit ease nav' :f 'N s -fre' L t ' ' ' . 'I i M ' i ' ' ,3 9 ' I i b ,T E . pf . 9 1 Q .1 3' W .S K -13,1 X My I , X at . V, , . . , pw 4 , Y JJ E A xt ' Q, I ' ' . tv it .J r . 1 1 5 J - ' r ' . 1 'L . ' I I N 3 xr 4 ' ' j n ' ' A .,f if ' . r ,fr .- W 2 f maj' friiwk - 1 f A Elm, is i yi I I A ' J. -' ' ' , A. . ts . ,xsatwff l,. if . ', f ' '. N f' i U' ,fl W Q , l ' , . U- Q . A -. . s X A, W , X HW' - Q 1 a 'll ' A, Q , , -, , Y, N 1 ' f :'., . 'JS f ' f- - ' .y L I 3 I 15 g -, r 3 l ' ' i, 1 my wt or tx 1' 'n f . , f '-1' at e V' - r ,,wt. . 1' 1 ' T t 1 Q t, , 3 1 p Q in f I i Y A N 4 f , -f - iii Riff . x , , 4' 's R l . ii, - s . 1 -i w '. t . ' . 7 E, A l ' N iii . , V- Q . s'i 'infall- 12' Vu 103 i My-w ri M Fix! cqrglvvv-' 0- -a2 .'1'f ff 'gtg 2. s wamticixmali ' Coming 1n or a landing ri one 0 the Pzrate broad jumpers Max Moulton Fueryone scatters as George Ycbzlle starts lo bull the discus fl- tl 1 t 'Q Q 'f f , , 7 X I' X ' Q K7 'I -. x xl H' it If E 0' Cf v. J 1 12 Q. .5 .r tt rf, Q If lt' I U fl ' ,,-, Ll. , I ' 1 - lv xgdil 4 if I K lx K N If ' NNQXI 5 1 Q-'KRW-5'.ll'W I ' 74 1' j if N Q' '7 'ti' 0 N71-fxf G 0 is 'x- jyy ' XX A ,X sf X I - y X y N , . N x K y Ax .XI . fw:'Je t e X u p X., L at a X 1' . PE - E' - , :'AA ,. 'ffl 7 M K. , K k ii Q, :A I k ii vi my I jf A f ' , an gf All 1 it ,K 'T if jj . My 5.4, .P 13 3 gf .i C. , 3' , 'aww K mi ROW 1: A. Rumgardner, J. Bedner, T. Cupples, D. Moniger, B. Gary, D. Bricker, J. Morwood, I.. Wilson, A. Moose. ROW 2: J. Valentine, B. Myers, K. Wheeler, B. Schwenke, R. Dennis, J. Lemmens. ROW 3: R. Herd, D. Gibbs, C. Salda, M. Thomas, C. Button, B. Petty, R. Altman, C. Peyton, J. Haggard, E. Peake. BIG PLANS MADE FOR PIRATE NINE lt 'v , ,H ,- , ,, , ' 4 , It's 'Yer Out. Captains Lynn Wilson and David Moniger enact tbz miliar baseball scene. Outstanding men of the Pirate baseball team are David Moniger, Hill Gary, and jim Mor-wood. Showing tbem something 'new' in lbe baseball department is coacb jim Maybugb. 104 The Putnam City baseball team,under the coach- ing of Mr. jim Mayhugh, finished the 1958 season successfully with seven wins, nine losses, and one tie. The Pirates snagged second place in the Mid- land Conference. With nine returning lettermen and a lot of val- uable past experience, the pirates seem in perfect condition to take on the hardest of opponents. Coach Mayhugh is particularly proud of his three All-Conference men. David Moniger and Bill Gary made the first string on the 1958 All-Conference team and jim Morwood made the second string. 1124! A '2?f,K 5.1 This activity features many different sports with individual and team efforts, giving each girl a chance to play and participate in the sport she favors the most. At the first of the year, the girls look forward to the organization of the volley ball team, that enters competition with other schools. Then comes basketball Closely followed by tumbling which was offered for the first time this year. After that the girls decide between table tennis and badminton. Rounding out the end of the year with softball, field and track events, the girls feel they have really earned their one half activity credit while having a lot of fun. Girls get fvlenly of exercise in a fast game of volley hall. Beautiful and powerful could describe the line-up o members of llre girls' volley ball team. i-.-I GIRLS' SPORTS FEATURE o o o B. Huggins, D. Simpson, G. Large, B. Warts, S. Brown, A. Perry, M. Templin, Rl. llagen, D. Sanders, J. Sharp, J ' , C. lleiliger, j. Barnette, S. I.eGrange, K. llamit, A. Webster. Tipton ,Wu-'wi --.., 1f'12'ff 'SX, WSW, , lv 'Mass Confusion' reigns when tbis simple-looking pyramid collapses. This year is the first time lum- bling has been offered as an activity in Girls' Sports. The girls find tba! doing forward rolls, backward rolls, cartwbeels, double forward rolls, bead stands, elbow stands, and flips are strenuous, but lots of fun. Tbe brave girls building tbis pyramid are all in the jtb bour class Girls' Sport teacher and coach, Miss Ivine Paris is extremely proud of the shiny new gym and clean, efficient locker room. Miss Paris made the original layout design for the locker room, where each girl has her own individual bas- ket and locker room, in which to keep her gym clothing. In the spring, Miss Paris presents the Girls' Sports Award to the outstanding girl participant at the annual Awards Assembly and also the girls who have lettered during the year receive their letter certificates. To earn a letter a girl must letter in not less than three sports. Girls in Girls' Sports alwavs enjoy a good game of table tennis. GREATER VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES Anita Slarnbaugh, 3rd hour, gives the birdie a hard' Miss Paris, coach, instructs Mary Ellen Davis just how one whack as she begins another exciting badminton game. should serve correctly in a badmilton game. One of the players socks the ball over the net as the boys pbysical education class enjoys one o its orite activities -volley ball. The suspense and excitement grow more intense as tbe game progresses. B0 YS PHYSICAL All eyes are on the ball as each boy waits eagerly for a chance to put his team ahead. This year, with a new gym and new lock- er rooms, the boys physical education classes have had an extended program. Besides the regular games such as volley ball, football and baseball, there has also been Lntermural competition among the various classes in different sports. This competition was ex- tended into football and wrestling. The third hour class won the football competition and the wrestling honors were snagged by: Curtis Cargo, heavyweight divi- siong Lynn Daugherty, middleweightg David Helm, 114 lb. divisiong and Kenny Lawton, 96 lb. division. To add to the 'new look' each class has similar gym suits: white T-shirts and orange trunks. The boys physical education classes are directed by Mr. jim Mayhugh. EDUCATION HAS EXPANDED PROGRAM It is a mad scramble as Ibis class fights delerminedly Coach jim Maybugb blows bzs wbxslle and shouts fvfd rebound. during a class basketball game 23 Q MMM. L..,..... Q7 'bk Q 'Q A :RKXX ACTIVITIES n L- , ,,x 'Q 3 This years officers climbed high on the ladder of success. They are Don Blackley, President: judy Ritter, Secretary: Linda Lale, Vice-President: Marie Travis, Treasurer: Martha Coonfield, Chaplain. Student Council representative judy Cole trys out a neu hook cozter, designed by Karen Martin. This was one ofthe many this year. They a pirate head on on the hack. new projects of the Student Council were made in orange and black with the front and a picture ofthe school STUDENT COUNCIL STRIVES T0 FULFILL ITS GOAL The Student Council,might be called the 'House of Representatives' of Putnam City High School. The council is composed of one representative from each homeroom. These students are elected by home- room members according to scholarship, leadership, and their ability to get along with others. The goal of the council is to create better under- standing among the students and to promote activities with other schools. They also strive to make improve- ments in the school wherever possible. Working under a new constitution, this year's council has fulfilled its goal in many ways. The officers attended the State Student Council Conven- tion held in Stillwater and brought back many helpful ideas for governing the school. A great deal of planning on their part paid off in the successful 'sock hops' held in the gym after some home games. A money making project of the council was the All School Play 'The Last Notch' which was a great success. 112 1, .f '3 14 i- . . - A ly x F P ROW 1: K. Martin, G. Lawson, M. Huffman, D. Blackely, L. Lale, M. Coonfield, M. Travis, J. Ritter, V. Smith, ROW 2: D. Hall, B. Lineberry, J. Haggard, E. Myrick, D. Deupree, B. Gibbens, S. Byler, L. Stanka, S. Lindsey. ROW 3: G. Johnson, T. Samuelson, J. Covington, A. McCaulla, C. Cole, C. Coley, D. Gibson, S. New, L. Elam. ROW 4: B. Gresham, P. Huffman, P. Nelson, D. Nelson, L. Wilson, R. Freeman, B. jones, J. Griffy. ROW 5: I. Tipton, S. McClary, B. Owen, P. Boucher, j. Cole, j. Mata. ROW 6: A. Stambaugh, C. Hantenburger, W. judkings, R. Harten- burger, G. Hutchings, J. Johnston. ROW 7: K. Samuelson, S. Ezzell, D. Thomp son, T. Fern, Mrs. Beck. Mrs. Beck gives last minute orders to Inter-City Student Council representatives Don Blacleley, Karen Martin, Violet Smith, George Lawson, and Mike Huffman as they leave fOf a meeting at another school. . ,una 'A 'scsi' David Whittaker, President Linda Lale, Vice-President Sharon Ford, Secretary Diana Hall, Treasurer T9 ' if Mrs. Mrytle Mullinax Sponsor ROW 1: J. Stephenson, J. York, L. Lale, D. Hall, D. Whittaker, S. Ford, J. Allen, C. Watson, B. Nobbe, S. Gillespie ROW Cox, B Haws, M Coonfield C Cole,J Kiney, E Nichols, S Smith R Fry, K Oller ROW 3'J Tenny- 2: J. . . , . . . . , . . . , , son, C. Jensen, P. Lawson, J. Gritzmaker, J. Blasingame, G. Moulton, J. Smith, M. Travis, Smith, B. Roberts ROW 4: K. Ockerhouser, G. Ricer, J. Payner, W. Ritchie, C. Bryan, D. Roberts, D. Blackley, J0hnston,W.Nowell ROW 5: M. Gaffney, G. Lawson, D. Randall, P. Nees, F. Kate, R. Bean, L. Valentine, B. Gibbens, B. Lineberry, R Thomas. ROW 6: B. Corley, N. Leoffler, G. Lance, N. Anderson, C. Mondie, B. Schiender, L. Foster, C. Mitchell J 1 HAR4 0 l cmzg S I ' 'NN X I' 'Ii-el 4 . 'Sr'f,. l ' One of the more serious minded organizations at our high school is the Putnam City chapter of the National Honor Soci- ety, an organization to reward students who can combine supe- rior grades with good citizenship. The five offices representing phases of this society are defined as follows: CHARACTER - the demonstration of reliability and morality, LEADERSHIP - the leading of activities, SCHOLARSHIP -the maintenance of a 2.5 grade, SERVICE-the willingness to do, and CITIZENSHIP- the development of personal qualities. The main project of this society is the publication and sale of student directories. K 4' I janet King looks over one of the student directories for '59 while Gary Lance tries out bis salesmansbip. FOR GOOD CITIZENS AND SCHOLARS ROW I: W. Cook, -I. Watson, L. Boatman, B. Ashmore, J. Barnett, J. Tipton, A. Hayes, S. McDowell. ROW 2: K. King, P. Foley, C. Cavaness, M. Rucker, M. Martin, C. Woodruff, M. Gorom, j. Davis. ROW 3: K. Martin, L. Hawks, L. Boatman, L. Hillerby, J. Norris, P. Boucher, C. Hartenberger, G. Large. ROW 4: M. Huffman, D. Rout, J. Bednar, R. Hunt, I. D. McKean, L. Fuller, E. Baker. x2 I--I A fl l1 .l X Busily getting ready for a dead line are Bill Gibbens, Bill jones, Business Man- agers: Patty Kirtley, Art Editor: Gwen Moulton, Copy Editor: and Virginia Bald- win, Photography Editor. Mrs. Thompson, Sponsor, and Karen Martin, Editor loolt through the permanent dummy. s 5 -J PUBLICATIO S ARE . . . Working on the annual staff is more than taking pictures. Copy has to be written, edited and typed. Layouts must be drawn up, alphabetizing has to be done, making su.re all names are correct is essential, and trying to meet dead lines in time are just a few of the many, many jobs of the annual staff. The year book, that this staff compiles, includes all school activities and repre- sents the school as we see it in 1959. This year there were 36 pages added, a new style cover, and several inside pages were high- lighted with color for the first time atPutnam City. BELOW, LEFT: The layout and copy staffs include Eddie Baker, Bud Long, Roy Thomas, Sue McDowell, and judy Cole. BELOW RIGHT: Photographers who take all the pictures and develop them are Anthony Maupin, Martha Wagner, and Pat Purcell. I 49 kk Yr ,- .48 L be if-Q., i I ROW 1: M. Travis, 1. Wood, G. Templeman, V. Baldwin, C. Heiliger, Smith, G. Moulton, Miss Coffey. ROW 2: E. Ryan, Ritter, S. Smith, S. Pittman, P. Weaver, R. Fry, V. Smith, Smith. ROW 3: S. Briscoe, P. Aday, D. Percival, B. Townsend, D. McCraw, L. McCraw, J. Reville. ROW 4: S. Sand, D. Simpson, J. Chambers, D. Sanders, A- Perry, I. Stephenson, L. Boatman, N. Woolf. ROW 5: M. Coonfield, P. Foley, King, L. Lale, B. Haws, D., Dies, C. Cavaness, C. Cole. ROW 6: W. Holmes, I. Campbell, J. Taylor, G. Westervelt, S. Ford, C. Cook. PRI CESS PIRATE PEP CL 4:3 5 Mi ss Pearl Coffey Sponsor jenny Tipton President 7 as 10 Wi vie? Sue McDowell Vice-President Betty Co tham Pledge Mistress B The PrincessPiratePep Club, with a membership of three hundred girls, is the largest organization of the school. Their shouts of enthusiasm in pep assem- blies and at all athletic events play a great part in promoting school spirit. In the Fall, during the first weeks of school, the Princess Pirate Pep Cub gives a rush party for all girls interested in pledging. 1 7 sv D 1 Q . W I ww l X V. ' ci, ,O r' W 'Y sl 1' , 1 aft Y. :nf I L' 0 l , 5 .. ROW 1: B. Cotham, D. Hall, G. Johnston, J. Smith, J. Tipton, S. McDowell, K. Oller. ROW 2: E. Karr, K. Hamit, A. Russell, P. Kirtley, C. Jenson, L. Shelton, C. Coley. ROW 3: B. Huggins, J. Allen, M. Wagner, S. New, S. McClary, J. Cole, B. Owen, D. Cook. ROW 4: J. Blasingame, M. Gorom, M. Howard, G. Koch, B. Koch, N. Rodgers, S. Paxson. ROW 5: J. Tennyson, N. Wilcox, J. Watson, Y. Polson, L. Stalcup, G. Wright, J. Gambill, B. Barlow. ROW 6: J. Ferguson, D. Cook, J. Mata, A. Stuwart, J. Gritznaker, D. Shuler, S. Hammer. NOT PICTURED: C. Cole,M. Townsend. E COURAGES TEAM'S EFFORTS. . . The Girls also go through a Pledge Day when they are required to wear unusual costumes. Really Unusual! The Pep Club adds pre- cision aud color to the cor- onation of both the Football and Basketball Queens. An annual dance, the Spring Fomxal, is sponsored Q by the Gub. The Pep Club Buccaneer, elected by the girls, is crowned by the President at this dance. Diana Hall Gerrie Johnston af'- o-' Treasurer Historian Judy Smith Karen Oller Secretary Parliamenlarian 1 'Pledge Day' is a dark day to many unsuspecting sophomores and freshmen. Each girl wish- ing to join the Pep Club must mee! the requirements of pledg- ing and that might mean almost anything!! Judy Shldl er Cheerleader Sharon Beavers Cheerleader 161 BOOSTS SCHOOL SPIRIT ROW I S. Allison K Burton I- McClure, C Hayes, M. Hagen, j. King, D. McAull1ffe B Gresham ROW 2 B McCutch1n H Keeton, Farmer, Askew, C McIntosh, C. Malone, C. Geyer, M May ROWS M Davis Hagm J ohnson P McCoy, j Bolling D Cooley, J. Hamilton, B. Funkhouser. ROW 4 D Dalton D Lewrs N Crawford I Hamster C. Hrll I1 Babbrr, I Kyle V. Donley. ROW 5: B. Cupples Cotten P Mason, K Goss George G Lewls, V I akin ROW 6 B Dutton, D. Bush, P. Gariglietti, N. Morgon L ackson, B Burch I .9 Sue McDowell puts plume in pledge Martha Dugger's bean'- bana' as sbe gets ready for a skit in pep assembly. As Pep Club Vice President Sue bas charge of planning the skits in tbe assemblies to arouse student interest and rightfully insult tbe opponent. Sue Kinney Cheerleader Karen Martin Cheerleader ,, JD the SUPPORTS SCHOOL FUNCTIO S. . . Q.. ii x, I: f x - which ROW 1 M Miller, B. Cantwell, T. Ford, C. Farrimond, B. Cohenge, P. Daughtery, S. Iantzen, S. Baird. ROW 2: S. Fennell J Covington, S. Geisler, 1. Hoyer, L. Balaty, D. Merchant, M. Merchant, J. Brackett. ROW 3: P. Madden, C Doss, J Stone, C. Jacobs, M. Henry, J. Distler, J. Distler, S. Duffy. ROW 4: S. Minick, B. Lemon, B. Ingram, B. Ingram, I Clark, J. Huckins, S. Martin, A. Doil. ROW 5: K. Drummond, D. Linn, B. Higgins, P. julian, B. Dogget, M Broderick, W. Whitacher. ROW 6: M. Dugger, A. Stambaugh, M. Walters, J. K. Thurston, S. Johnston, j. Florence, K Samuelson, O. Gibson, J. Troutman. 'Why do they always pzcx on me?' Cries pledge Susan john- son, as Pep Cluh officers check up on her uniform and hehavior. Pledges that have ' too many demerils have to go ' through Kangeroo Court. The Court gives each offender a chance to plead her case. fr 1 -fi' l D- ' Pat Boucher x fl, Cheerleader , . L Q Martha MCCasland Cheerleader N K DISPLAYS SCHOOL DEMOCRACY. . . ROW 1: N. Pack, B. Price, B. Price, G. Plckard, B. Sconce, S. Sinclair, N. Wagner, C. Weelis, K. Precure, P. Terrel, S. Thomas, L. Stoops. ROW 2: C. Pratz, A. Russell, K. Nations, J. Vaughn, K. Wiegand, L. Woods, J. Webster, K. VanDeventer, L. Russell, L. Walton. ROW 3: J. Smith, S. Smith, J. Whistler, M. Wheelis, I. Sharp, G. Strealy, B. Rolfs, L. Snider. ROW 4: M. Underwood, P. Laster, D. Vrooman, D. Ratliff, B. Story, C. Yancey, J. Walker, T. Sheltman, J. Thacker, N. Seymore, L. Nott. ROW 5: K. Pittman, K. White, N. Stone, F. Weilder, J. Web- ster, D. Valenzuela, S. Rutledge, J. Pickard. Lk! 1 J. :- -gt ? 'X Weekly offiref meetings are held eafb Monday morning. Here the officers are dis- russing plans for the annual Spring Formal sponsored by the Pep Club. Barbara jones Cheerleader Bev Ashmore Cheerleader 'Wal 1 rf 0- OA if 1 fx, Q I A I A W 2 PLANS SCHOOL FORMAL. Putnam City's cheerleaders inspire students to team support. Xi. AQ ga-V 1 v p X5-W' mf' ,KV1 ' W A 'A f sz . 'I A 1 ' 5 . X ,A A j V1 y . Q W Q I f A - 2 :'A if ' ' A Y Q, 5 L ' , N :ie I' ' sl: i . ' - .:' ' 4 f Q A ' '- ' X1-I xg .K -, . L h Q ' X 5: ' Y if N m A. ' ' 4 , ., ,-fr, 4' . , ,., Q87 ' 'V-1 .. Wff' ' ff- ZF- , , A . , ' , 5 if, 'p ' 'n E' 'w' if 1 ' 'K Q in F 34- Z' 15 , , K ,n -fy 1 'fffglggy ' , 'I i '3- I ' in I ' ' Xx x! 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ROW 2: joe Coker, Vice-President, Nina Shenold, Librarian, Larry Fuller, Vice- President. jan Edmund Kris Bretz Majorette Majorette s Qi T4 '53 5 J :M 152' x 5 i ,'? ' 'F . . p e,9.i, mf. s.. K a . '-4.55. 14.5 ' ' f ':i?g-'V X 16 , h ,K .Hg-.L Kiwi: ,fi , ' gif' Wnafiz 2 5 1 N ROW l: M. Cole, S. Henman, S. Moose, M. I. Pickard, N. Murphy, S. Green, K. Penn, L. Walton, M. Smith, S.Maddox. ROW 2: W. S Holmes, C. Dodson, N. Simpson, R. Cook, S. Powell, J. Horner, L. Stalsworth, S. Steele, 1. Campbell, S. Briscoe, K. Corrigan, B. Lyon, P. Larson, I. York. ROW 3: C. Shively, D. Merchant, G. James, B. Smith, S. Bass, S. Pettis, S. Evans, J. Frix, V. Drumiller, A. Stuart, C. Hartenburger, M. Cunningham, J. Taylor, P. Copeland. D. johns. PROVIDE SCHOOLWIDE ENTERTAI MENT. . The vocal music department ex- panded this year with the organiza- tion of two girls' choruses. These choruses under the direction of Mrs. Patsy Corrigan practice the tnird and 1 sixth hours each day. These daily practices have proved successful as the choruses provided entertainment in various assemblies. The Girls' Choruses presented two numbers for the Armistice Day Assembly. They joined with the Mixed Chorus to present the annual Christmas program. A little of the 'good ole barbersbop harmony' is provided bv the Girls' Quar- telte. Members of me quartette are Karen Oiler, Sue Kinney, Cheryl Cole and Sue McDowell. 128 'x 'Q ,-.fo X 'Q ROW 1: B. Kubiac, P. Dargherity, D. Kemp, R. Barber, S. Skinner, L. Lucas, N. King, J. Butcher, O. McConnico, T. King, S. Laverty, J. Godwin. ROW 2: C. Mclntosh, S. Winters, C. McPherson, D. McAuliffe, L. Roberts, N. Pack C. Malone, S. Reed, R. Green, S. Laws, j. Walker, M. Merchant, N. Stone, K. Crupper. ROW 3: A. Smith, 1. Distler J. Steele, H. Welter, S. McNeil, V. Pieffer, P. Caffrey, L. Hawks, J. Distler, G. Heitzler, A. Russell, J. Walfrod. PREPARE FOR STATEWIDE CONTESTS ABOVE: With Spring Contests approaching the Girl's Trio practice daily. Members of the trio are Madelyn Kinsey, Karen Withee, and Marlene Davis. RIGHT: Another group preparing Skwg for contests is the mixed quartette. They are Robert Kinsey, ' Sue Kinney. Pat Weaver and Bill Porter. fs? .nv Empress Carol Cauaness feeds grapes to Emperor BiIlRos1ocbil during the Roman Banquet sponsored each spring by the Latin Clubs. The members that have had one or more years of Latin may be masters andthe unlucky Latin I students are handed out as slaves., Putnam City's Latin Club is a part of the nationwide junior Classical League, an organization which promotes the use of Latin in today's world. Students find that Latin has been a great asset in preparing for college and for after High School. The activities of the Latin Club include the state convention at Norman and an annual Roman Banquet, which is being neld for its third straight year. i Helping Vice-President Bill Rostochil don bis togd for the Roman Banquet are the rest of the Officers: Kris Bretz, Songleaderp Mike Mason, President: Roy Thomas, Vice-President: Elizabeth Nichols, Secretary: and Martha McCasland, Treasurer. LATI CLUB PROMOTES. . . ROW 1: S. Smith, E. Ruan. M. Wagner, P. Kirtley, M. McCas1and, R. Thomas, M. Mason, B. Rostochil, K. Bretz.. ROW 2: B. Hawes, A. Hayes, C. Caneness, J. King, M. Smith, S. Briscoe, B. Corely, M. Anderson, R. Hunt, P. Payne, I Gifford, W. Palmer, Mrs. Beck. ROW 3: G. King, K. Blazer, B. Lineberry, G. Lance, G. Wright, J. Gambill, j. Blasf ingame, P. Larson, M. Coonfield, S. McDowell, B. Nobbe, C. Watson, N. Loeffler. ROW 4: D. Whittaker, B. Allen- baugh, R. Chugon, B. Porter, R. Wheelis, J. Allen, 1. Coker, B. Stone. ROW 5: L. Lale, D. Hall, G. Moulton,j Smith, j. Harris, E. Myrick, L. Wilson. 49 A ABOVE: janice Hoyer and Mrs. Beck examine Christmas cards made by Latin sladents. Each sludenl is required lo make and design a card having lo do wilh some phase of Roman Civilization. LEFT: Lalin Club officers are Karen While, Songleaderg Geraldine Evans, Secretary: Thomas Lay, President: Michael Thomas, Vice- . Presidenlf Gary Hastie, Vice-President: Howard Waller, Treasurer: java Gene Freeman, Secretary: jimmy Slandfield, Songleader: Bruce :Q W Darroui, Treasurer. ,Su x. k , THE SESO LATI ROW 1: H. Walters, G. Hastie, T. Lay, M. Thomas, G. Evans, K. White, Stanfield, G. Freeman, B. Darrow. ROW 2: J. Strealy, B. Smith, S. George, A. Loeffler, J. McBryde, J. Bell, C. Payton, B. Lawrence, R. Dennis. ROW 3: C. Clonce, J. Cook, L. Balaty, G. Webb, A. McCullough, B. Cheney, I. Clark, P. Quetermous, R. Gibbens. ROW 4: H. Murray, G. Clark, W. Harwell, J. Atlee, M. Reneau, I. Nutter, M. Hensley, E. Evans. ROW 5: D. Sherrill, R. Herd, I. Haggard, B. Brown, T. Putnam, F. Hall, J. Willer, G. Gilcrest. ROW 6: D. Cox, I. Hammond, D. King, T. Hanson, J. Elliott, R. Stone, W. Heiliger, T. Stalder. ABOVE: Slaves prepare the offering to the gods for good fortune during the Latin celebration at the Banquet. Besides the typical Roman banquet meal, slaves present entertainment for tbe masters. J' RIGHT: Latin Club Officers are: Teresa Bradley, President: Gloria r Lf?wiS. Pf2Sidef1li Faye Wielder, Secretary: Nancy Morgan, Song- leader: Trudy Samuelson, Vice-President: Patsy Mason, Secretary: Freda Singletary, Treasurer: jan Edmund, Treasurer: james Dies, Songteaderf Hugh Coonfield, Vive-President. IN TODA Y'S WORLD. ROW 1: F. Singletary, J. Edmund, T. Bradley, I. Dies, H. Coonfield, T. Samuelson, P. Mason, N. Morgan, G. Lewis, F. Weilder. ROW 2: Stone, K. Goss, C. Gibbens, L. Atlee, K. Luper, B. Rolfs, A. Doil, Hoyer, D. Ladd, C. Hill. ROW 3: C. Malone, C. McIntosh, S. Mowery, M. Pusley, B. Doggett, S. Womack, B. Burch, M. Henry, D. Kemp, B. Ward. ROW 4: I. Mickle, J. Walker, M. Overand, A. Judkins, B. Griffen, B. Watson, L. McKecnan, S. Allison, M. Watson. ROW 5: C. Smith, j. Cole, S. Van Horn, J. Troutman, J. Johnston, D. McAuliff, B. Funkhouser, P. Sherar, N. Seymour. ROW 6: I. Long, R. Moore, A. Bass, R. Hanska, C. Bryan, B. Riffe. ROW 1: V. Baldwin, T. Cupples, J. Johnston, M. Townsend, R Lay, B jones, B Davis, B Douglas ROW2 A Gooch, R. Smith, j. Valentine, D. Roberts, B. jones, K Reta, P Boucher, S. McDowell, L Warren ROW 3 A E Neuman, W. Howell, J. Christner, B. Watts, M. Martin, D Merchant, W Cook, C Mundy ROW4 M Wickett, S Minich, S. Petris, L. Stallcup, M. Rucker, K. Sharp. PROMUTEI TER ATIONAL U ITY The Pan American Fiesta is a gala festival held at Norman, Oklahoma. Highschools through- out the state are represented and they come to- gether for the election of the Pan American Fiesta Queen, who is chosen from all of the entries selected from their various highschools. The queen receives a crown of white camations and a chance at the nationwide contest. This year the Pan American Fiesta will in- clude a banquet, a floor show, a dance, and the crowning of the Pan American Fiesta Queen. Candidate for statewide Pan American Fiesta queen is Putnam City's own Spanish queen, popular Sylvia Pittman. v-Q.- Debate teams spend long hours of study preparing their arguments and re- buttals. Members of the Putnam's Debate Teams are trying to enart an actual debate for their speech activities class. They are.' Charles Gifford, john Gifford, Bob Lineberry, Bob Porter, Danny Merilatr, and Barbara Gresham. SPEECH ACTIVITIES E COURAGES ROW 1: M. Coonfield, D. Dies, I. Smith, B. Gresham, E. Sooro, P. McCoy. ROW 2: L. Birge, L. Lale, S. Pittman B. Porter, J. Gifford, F. Weidler. ROW 3: D. Merilatt, C. Gifford, C. Heiliger, J. Kyle, B. Lineberry, F. Singlezary. nh' Ns ,,f' 'Let me see your credit sheet. This is a typical request among the members of Speech Activities stu- dents after the annual speech contests here in Okla- homa. Participation in these various contests is a major part of this activity. Mrs. Juanita Wood, Putnam City speech instructor, considers the individual achieve- ments of her some 80 students enrolled in her 3 Speech Activity periods, a reflection of the Putnam City goal to encourage more and better speakers in our ever demanding society. Mrs. Wood is particularly happy about her new speech room. This room contains a new stage, where practices are held in preparation for the one-act plays given in the speech contests. Mrs. Wood feels that these assets at school are responsible for the favor- able results at the contests. FUTURE ORATORS 137 Linda Birge is preparing the scenery for a one- act play in sixth bour Speech Activities. jerry Cotter: is holding the ladder for Sandy Mc-Clary as she straigbtens tbe new curtains on the small stage in the speecb room. Mrs. juanita Wood sbows janet smith and Martha Coonliela' haw the tape recorder works. janet and Martba prepare on tape a weekly radio broad- cast about Putnam City's latest activities and events on station K YFM. Storekeeper Don Blackley empties bis revolver and proves that be is tbe 'fastest gun alive' while spectators Eddie Baker, Karen Martin and janet Smith look on in awe, in scene from tbe play. One of the most anticipated events at Putnam City is the All-School Play. This year's presentation was entitled The Last Notch, a western drama in 3 acts. The plot is based around George Temple, a seemingly meek, and timid store- keeper. The men in town express contempt for Georgeg he hasn't a gun, he sells dresses, lace and licorice. After a display of his ability he becomes the gun idol of everyone in tovm. Much action follows and the climax is a powerful human drama with a message to all. 'Tell me who's the fastest gun alive. shouts villain Mickey O'Keefe to stable keeper, Drayton Gibbes. M O Keefe, S. McDowell, I Florence, S. Sand, D Padgett, C. Cole, S. Johnson, J Wood, D Blackley, J. Smith, E Baker, B ones, K Martin, B Long, H Smith, V Vick, L Lale, A Hayes, C Yancy,j Tipton, M. Coonfield, D Gibbs, R Ryan, R McDaniel, B Stone, R Thomas ' 3245 .AWW 9 FORD -Q as l D1 1. 'fi .rf,' ? .7 ,kj g .f W QI J, . ' 5 gf r - . of .lm , 'U' , Q..-' LEFT: Practicing their 'upside down' reading are Billy Gibbens. Martha McCaslz1nd, Patty Kirlley. ABOVE: Sandy McClary shows Zeacbef, Eddie Myrick one of ber lessons. Each year the junior Class puts on a play to help raise money for the junior Senior Banquet. This year the play was 'The Thread That Runs So True . It was a story about a one room school house and all the problems they had keeping the school together. Mrs. Juanita Wood, director, was very pleased with the play in terms of the acting of the students and the profits of the play. SCHOOL PLAYS ARE SMASH HITS Members of one of largest play cast were: M. Wagner, P. Wyatt, P. Weaver, K. Carter, C. Marting S. Rutledge, B. Gibbens, D. Nelson, L. Allen, P. Kirtley, V. Smith, B. Owen, L. Birge, S. New, S. McCla.ry, G. Lance, J. Gifford, ll. Cobb, M. McCasland. STANDING: Paxson D. Gibson, B. Long, M. Huffman, E. Myrich, S. Pittman, L. Ulrich, S. Smith, S. mf' 1- 6 1' 12-ft I 119 4 S 2 Mrs. Dorothy Mann explains zz difficult seam to F.H.A. mem- bers, Gayle Templeman and Anne Webster. Mrs. Mann sponsors the Putnam City Cbapter of F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America is one of the most important and serviceable organizations a girl can join while in school, for it prepares her for her future, making a suitable home for her future family and herself. To be a member of the F.l-l.A. a student must be taking or have taken one year of Home Economics. Along with the usual cooking and sewing courses, they have a special course of instruction in interior decora- ting. F.H.A. meets after school in the Home Eco- nomics room. At these meetings they discuss the current business before the club and plan many and varied projects. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS DEVELOP SKILLS ROW 1: j. Watson, S. Hammer, I.. Boatman, L. Russell, C. Averitt, A. Webster. ROW 2: P. Huffman, P. McCann, 1. Smith, S. New, S. Sand, B. Cotham. ROW 5: J. Gritzmaker, M. Gorom, M. Hart, J. Saunders, C. Shipp, S. Gates, L. Smith, M. Goodwin. F.H.A. provides a nursery for P.T.A. mothers during meetings and prepare and give special Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets to needy families during the holidays. On the agenda now is a rummage sale to raise money. Also, the F.H.A. assembly is one of the most anticipated events of the school year. President Judy Smith crowned F.H.A. Sweet- heart, Steve New, this year at the assembly presented by the F.H.A. officers and members. George Lawson and Gary Webb were candidates, too. Prececling the Coronation was a style show featuring popular teenage fashions. This is the first year that male models have been used. Clothes were fumished by leading Oklahoma City stores. The officers of Putnam City's F.H.A. are relaxing in the new living room connected to the Home Economics room. This years officers are: Naomi King, Reporter: Paula McCann, Historian: Sherri New, Parliamentarian: Betty Cotham, Treasurer: judy Smith, President: Sharon Vice-President: and Silvia Pittman, Secretary. FOR LIFETIME OCC UPA Tl ONS. ROW l: L. McKeeman, J. Plckard, C. Geyer, N. Woolf, M. Howard, J. Ferguson. ROW 2: K. Korgan, C. Yanc J ones, G. Templ eman, C. Cole, N. King. ROW 3: A. Epps, K. Pittman, K. White, D. Cook, M. Saunders, M. S. Pittman. Sand, ey, B Davis l 3 Q 3 l 5 an E ? s 1 sn, Vive-Prestderzlf judy Sbidler, Secretary: Gerrze jobrzslorz, Treasurer, Martha Coorzfield, President: and F. T.A. sponsor, Mrs. Srnitb. LEFT: Future Teacher Sandy McClary assures grade-school tearber, Mrs. Fry lbat ber class of 4112 graders will be kept busy during ber ab- SYNC?- As schools increase in population, so does our need for more and more teachers. The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to interest more students in the teaching pro- fession to help meet our growing educational needs. The club meetings consist of discussing various phases of teaching and often a speaker. A scholarship is presented each year to the outstanding club member. This is to be used toward a degree in education. F. T. A. I LUE CES LATER VOCATIO S ROW 1: B. Haws, D. Whittaker, G. Moulton, K. Martin, M. Townsend, J. Smith, M. Coonfield, 1. Shidler, J. Allen, G. Johnston, D. Blackley, 1. Tipton. ROW 2: B. Price, M. Rucker, C. Heiliger, A. Hayes, S. McDowell, I. Cole, L. Warren, D. Dies, I. York, L. Ulrich, N. Wilcox. ROW 3: Mrs. Smith, R. Fry, B. Owen, U. Smith, S. McClary, M McCasland, J. Ritter, N. Williams, J. A. Reville, B. I. Corley, S. Brown. ROW 4: C. Caveness, B. Lineberry, W Howell, j. Gifford, J. Landon, F. N. McClure, S. Duffey, M. Jartin, J. A. Stout, P. Larson. ROW 5: L. Atlee, T Bradley, C. Rodkey, P. Ellis, C. Hartenburger, M. Hagen, L. Stallcup, Y. Poison, K. Hammit. ABOVE: Tlve Future Tearhers' offirers are planning another meet- irzg for F.T.A. The officers are jane! Smith, Cbairrnan: judyAller1, K I X fr f il ROW 1: M. Travis, Mrs. Prentice, B. Cotham, J. Cox, J. Ferguson, N. King, N. Woolf, G. Johnston, J. Shidler, S. Kinney. ROW 2: K. Oller, P. McCann, I. Wood, J. Chambers, J. Taylor, S. Beavers, G. Westervelt, G. Pieffer, S. LaGrange. ROW 3: L. Smith, J. Sharp, -I. Sisk, R. Garroutte, S. Holmberg, N. Adcrson, B. Thompson, B. Dulaney, C. Mondie. COMMERCIAL CLUB E TERS BUSI ESS WORLD The Commercial Club is made of high school students who are preparing themselves for a vocation in the business field. Requirements for membership are advanced typing and the ability to take shorthand at eighty words a minute. At their meetings they have heard speeches by experts in various parts of the field. RIGHT: Mrs. Prentice, Sponsor, demonstrates the procedure used in working with a dictaphone to Karen Oller and janice Sisk. BE- 7 i LOW: Nancy Woolf, Treasurer, ,ISHN Cox, President, Betty Cotham, Secretary, june Ferguson, Vice-President, and Naomi King, Re- porter brush up on their typing and shorthand speeds so they can , Z' keep up with the Commercial Cluh requirements. ,Sl , ua 5 9 '6'f5i qw ,' , e. gm ,W i ,. K , l . y .?, 'H 3 f Y 1 I pa ! gui-L' :WQE5 I Ui 'fr ' I X Q . sf! if M . , 7 ,Q - ,HU ' .4 X 'ks' l 1 rf ', x --5-mf'-fgf f M 4' , ,, ' vl Q K v :M 1. jg' , 6 A V , 4 . b! we . , .1 '53-A ,.' f 1' fx '1 Ogg 7 ' W ,g J? 'Qi ' Q I 5 E' v, ., Ni qw 5 V AV... A ?' mf ' J 3751! D 'i V ,,, , I Q51 ' V .49 L gf, af Qi ,V . . , 6 V Y J' N 4 Z Ll 1 . A C TJ ,A. J :- JT 4 X , ,fx xr, .xv xv F '9a M,iun M 4' 1 1 '38 'nun 41 1 ABOVE: Looking ouer 4-H Club trophies are officers Larry Fredriclzs, Vice-President: judy jones, Secretary: Don Blacleley, President: Gerri johnston, Treasurer: and Diana Hall, Vice- President. LEFT: Showing off the flag they know so well is Don Blackley and Gerrie johnston. Don and Gerrie are Putnam C1lty's pride and joy when it comes to 4-H. They are very out- standing inthe state and Oleldhoma County as ideal 4-H members. The Putnam City 4-H Club is one of the outstanding 4-H Clubs in the State. This year achievements will be recorded as a red letter year in the history of the club. A division has been made between the Sr. High and the jr. High. Mr. Rice, 4-H sponsor is proud to announce the our- standing boy and girl for Oklahoma County are members of the Putnam City Club, Don Blackley and Gerrie Johnston. - H RECEIVES COU TYWIDE RECOGNITIO ROW 1: Mr. Rice, Sponsor, D. Gibbs, D. Thomas, D. Caveness, B. Guffey, M. Reneau, R. Long. ROW 2: B. Stone B. May, B. Macon, D. Karr, D. Johnston, K. Mclnturf. ROW 3: 1. Walker, S. Horner, J. Distler, 1. Distler, A. McCul- logh, I. Hopkins, M. Hopkins, M. H HIL ol' ie- wf Xl -1 al 51 ll fs 35 u Ip, ROW 1: J. Stephenson, L. Boatman, G. Johnston, J. Tipton, A. Russell, j. Shidler, J C x B Holiday ROW 2 T Bradley, L. Atlee, V. Smith, J. Smith, A. McC1a.ren, j. Burge, L. McKeeman, F. ackson ROW5 M Trav1s,P McCann, S. Holmberg, J. Ferguson, J. Martin, J. Smith, G. Moulton. OFFICE STAFF AIDS ADMI ISTRATION 'Run to room 204, take this note to Mr. Garrison, have Iohnnie call home ..... AFTER you take around the alr sentee 1ist.' These are just a few of the many odd jobs the office girls do each hour. It is because of these small errands which help the administrators of our school that Putnam City runs smoothly. Also each hour tnere are three girls that serve as aids in the Counselors Office. RIGHT: Ujjice girl Gwen Moulton sorts mail while judy Smith files student cards. BELOW.' Mrs. Grace Hulsey and M rs. Ruby Taylor are the schools two efficient secretaries. Among their many various duties, Mrs. Hulsey and Mrs. Taylor are in charge of all of the office girls and choose the outstanding office girl for the special service award at the awards assembly each spring. , 1, - ' 1 . . , 1 .1 4 3 . . 1 1 3 I -55g::::- ,.-,:-- Z V 5, o -as. , -it L 4' V. Q .' -0... g at ef ',-' 'tux' lf W .lf I ,. . Ov . --:tv v X .' s l H f ,- - 4, , -xr '. x' I 5 ,K -JA 8 .9434-0 'I' f I .L- . I ' me v X X.. 2,4 fx 4 I S65 ,l Yfi it-, Q69 111 'M final X Q A , x . f i A F 1 'Ygl- 4' , . -M , A,., I, R-wi M, , 4. In K ,. -MZ! 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