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

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r Many years of education and experience qualify Mr. D. D. Kirkland for the very difficult, and often unheralded, task before him-that of co-ordinating the education of eight thousand young people. Al- though Mr. Kirkland has many subordinates who relieve him of numerous duties, the final responsibility lies with him. The highschool includes but a portion of his respon- sibilities, but he is ever aware of our needs and prob- lems. The student body realizes this and respects the great amount of effort put forth by Mr. Kirkland to make Putnam City High School a worthy educational institution. Through his twelve years as our Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Kirkland has seen Putnam City grow- academically, athletically, and physically - and he has grown with us. Today he is recognized as one of the outstanding administrators in Oklahoma. The office of assistant superintendent has been very capable of the many responsibilities and duties that appointed to this position, he has proven himself cappable of the many responsibilities and duties that the iob entails. He is the co-ordinator of all the Putnam City cafeterias and works very closely with the building and grounds crew. Previously he taught at the highschool, and was for two years principal of the intermediate grades and director of transportation. We wish to congratulate Mr. Caviness on his new appointment and know that he will perform his duties with competence. 3.- 5 Q