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

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In v I W Student Council: Top Row, L. Jones, S. Banks, R. Ward, D. Giannopoulos, M. Winslow, H. Hutton, D. Fitzer, D. Atkinson, D. Hampton, D. Kemp, J. Linder. Row Two: L. Mutz, L. Maloney. T. Barnes, D. Wilson, S. Miner, K. Hill, A. Nygreen, B. Stewart, V. Scheulen, N. Johnston, B. Sutton, D. Akers. Row Three: R. Pendleton, T. Brantley, D. Yancy, R. York, M. Carpenter, T. Grogan, G. K. McDonald, T. Perry, M. Sheriff, M. Brackin, Vick, Row Four: I. Riddle, S. Pearson, N. Hotch- kiss, P. Castle, S. Heflin, J. Huffaker, S. Long, K. Parson, J. Edens, D. Dancer, F. Blanchard, M. Robertson. Officers: M. Stewart, presidentg P. Young, vice-presidents C. Moore, secretarys M. Student Council Organizatio Student Council members kept active repre- senting the student body. This past year they sponsored Project Clean-up. During Open House, members donated time to show parents their way around. They sold directories, and sent gifts to the Home for Retarded Children. In December a Christmas Express was organized. Candy Sales at noon and at games were almost daily chores. In February a Valentine Express qLeftj Selling pop corn and candy at one of Central' I1 Is Key Ord gave deliveries for two cents. ln the Spring the group conducted a Talent Show. Central has had a Student Council for the past 19 years and is now 47 strong. Officers this year are: Mike Stewart, president Phil Young, vice president: Carol-Lynn Moore, secretary, and Margaret Ellis treasurer. Mrs. Marjorie Masopust is sponsor with Mrs. Wanda Reynolds assisting. s basketball games are SC members, Lynnette Mutz, Susan Pearson, and Carol- Lynne Moore. fRightj Mrs. Austin's homeroom took first in Project Clean-up. Carol-Lynne Moore and Warren Hapke display their winning ribbon. if :f 'iw Marjorie Masopust Sponsor

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National Junior Honor Society: Top Row, P. Stamps, J. Pickens, D. Giannopoulos, D. Crane, M. Stewart, B. Witten, D. St.John, P. Thompkins, B. Bayer, B. Bowen. Row Two: K. Thompson, S. Pearson, K. Jenkins, K. Sorenson, D. Daily, V. Ray, L. Mutz, C. Moore, K. Schoffer, L. Nations C. Greathouse, D. Rose. Row Three: K. DeGraffenreid, L. Gorena, V. Mohs, M. Ellis, S. Parks, J Nash, J. Cook, C. Carson, S. Long, T. Smith, M. Winslow, D. Wilson, Row Four: K. McDonald, D. Rector, J. George, M. Trembly, N. Johnson. Honor Society State Office Won Scholarship leads the quality list of the members of the National Junior Society. Approximately 50 ninth grade members and about 30 eighth grade prospective members are required to have a 3. 5 grade average to belong to the group. Members attended the state convention and brought back the office of state secretary. Wildcat sweatshirts, a first at Central, were sold in January. New members were initiated at an evening ceremoney held for the parents and faculty members, followed by a tea honoring the new members. Sponsor chairman is Mrs. Peggy Mozingo. Miss C. C. Wolfe, and Mrs. Olivette Burt are also advisors. V V 4, F J' ,. Q3 ' f if ' , Peggy Mozingo Sponsor National Junior Honor Society Prospective Members: Top Row, C. C. Wolfe, D. Barthel, H. Hutton S. Lewis, B. Sutton, G. Vick, W. Hapke, M. Anderson, M. Carter, J. Couch. Row Two: C. Bell, K. Kearney, R. Davis, N. Alt, J. Mayfield, T. Weinmeister, M. Minter, M. Jenkins, P. Dawson, M. Burns, R. Pendleton. Row Three: J. Gerard, K. Dodge, K. Moore, L. Weekly, M. Habatka, D. Spiegal, N. Fry, D. Hildenbrand, J. Stinchcomb, B. Townsend, D. Self, F. Hibbert. Row Four: J. Guion, G. Schlossberg, S. Jones, C. Dubberstein, H. Hanson, L. Sandlin, K. Hapke, J. Lobrecht, C. Schricker, C. Talley, R. Rogers, J. Zittel, M. Drake.