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

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s '- Mr 3 Qi H 651: l Doris Hallenbeck Marguerite Bell Patricia Allen Paul Gaines Seventh-English Seventh-English Seventh-Speech Speech Frances Crumm Linda Brown Vicki Baldwin Jerry Harris English-Spanish English-French Englishiatin English-Dev. Reading During the Faculty VS Varsity basketball game benchwarmers, James Gilmore, Damon Johnson, Jerry Shadid, and Kenneth Madden watch the women cheerleaders, Lucy Hope, Amy Gorena, and Mary Kay Har- low lead the crowd in a yell for energy to last.

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riting-Speaking Skills To develop basic skills in communication and to enlarge reading, writing, speaking, and lis- tening skills is the fundamental goal of any English classroom. Aids for this goal freading machines and work- ing labs, related texts, opaque and overhead projectors, record players, dictionaries, and composition booksj are available to all lan- guage arts teachers. Because the English language is built from many , Latin, French and Spanish are included in the Taught basics of communication. Study programs in the appreciation of other lands and their form of communicating are included. Practice comes in the speech classes where students perform on the stage or compete in con- tests with other schools. Here they learn to appreciate listening. For two years of her three here, Mrs. LaVeta Austin has been head of the Language Arts Depart- ment. Mrs. Norma Sandlin is her assistant. La Veta Austin Wendy Johnson Norma Sandlin Marjorie Mosopoust Ninth-English Ninth-English Ninth-English Eighth-English Paula Plummer Carolyn Coley Pat Mason C. C. Wolfe Eighth-English Seventh-English Seventh-English Seventh-English

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Cleota Crawford Ninth-Algebra 3. Y p Dean Wild X Algebra-Football Ron Shepherd Ninth-Algebra Jessie Lewis Eighth- Math James Wheelbarger Eighth-Math 1'-5 ' ' if fb it A '95 John Mitchell WT Eighth-Math Adele Haworth Seventh- Math Willie Bivins if Seventh- Math Ralph Johnson Seventh-Math 2 Subjects Challenge Young I captain Nice qaiias James on- M 1 I I d S morej drops? the ball in a try for two points in the Faculty- Varsity game. Having had training in Modern math, Central's teachers are well-equipped to cope with today's young minds. New equip- ment as well as a trip to a math conference in Tex as helped students to appreciate this growing field. Meeting the challenges of science discoveries, and at the same time reviewing past theories is the aim of the science de- partment. Lab experience and equipment for life science and physics aid this study. Social Studies is divided into three areas: geography, seventh grade, American History, eighth, and Oklahoma History and Civics, ninth. These offer understanding of the world, our nation and state as well as the mores and rights of people. Department heads are math, John Mitchell, science, Jeanne Edde, history, Nila Gibbs.