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

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SHEDDING a few tears as sne proudly wears the traditional crown football queen Laura Renegar and Roger Paynter circle the field for delighted fans PETE tne Pirate, Putnam's mascot, remains as a lasting relic, symbolizing years of tradition, spirit, and pride in the hearts of all loyal Pirates. 6 MODELING at the fall Princess Pep Club Tea, Becky Hiller previews the unusual attire required of new members on the annual Pledge Day initiation Entwined within A ribbon there Forevermore the same - Sleeps quietly Within the core Tradition is its name

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' 5 L ii Asif-A 1 4 r A SCHOOL spirit flows freely during the homecoming festivities as clubs and homerooms don their gay orange and black decorations to celebrate the occa' sion. Combining their talents for the German Club float are members Joyce Harvey, Dick Harvey, Bob Alfson, and Robert Babione. LOOKING on confidently while awaiting the outcome of the coin toss is Pirate quarterback Rick Worley. He wears the insignias awarded to each player for a 1001-,, or over, effort in a game. STRIVING to convey their unending interest in the abundant occurrences around the world are Gayle Stagner, Karen Bevilte, Ellen Beard and Gretchen Hoover during the sophomore orientation. ff orvf OBEYlNG the unwritten law about stepping on Pete the Pirate Larry Roe and Sandy Ross obligingly move aside. 7