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

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CHECKING attendance are Mr. Robert Buler, an- nex supervisor, and Mrs, Patsy Locke, secretary. COUNSELORS REVIEWING available college reference materials are Mrs. Nancy Gallop, junior counselor, and sophomore counselors, Mr. Charles Epperly and Miss Nona Cowan. Advisers plan and direct college testing program TODAY'S upperclassmen are prepared for tomorrow by junior- senior counselors Mrs. Juanita Kidd and Mr. Hugh Coonfield 2 TQ gf 6253 ffl? Q3 Words of encouragement and understanding advice which are often sufficient to aid a student along his chosen road to the future is the counselors goal. The counselor's job is not an easy one. They plan, administer, and score the ACT, PSAT, SAT, STEP, and the National Merit Tests. Struggling with the ever-expanding sophomore class as they adjust to the life at Putnam City are Miss Nona Cowan and Mr. Charles Epperly. Problems may range from teachers to romances, but with a little assistance, there is always a solution to be found. Miss Cowan keeps tabs on sophomores from A to K and Mr. Epperly attends to the remainder. Courses and plans for the future become important as students enter the junior year. Willing to listen and offer suggestions. Mrs. Juanita Kidd and Mrs. Nancy Gallop open their office to the middleclassmen. Mr. Hugh Coonfield is besieged each year with recom- mendation letters and application forms in his position as college advisor. Aiding Mr. Coonfield is a large library of pamphlets on most of the universities in the nation. Con- ferences with parents and college-bound students occupy much of his time and he serves as an invaluable guide to the future in securing scholarships and career information. 17

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C. Ralph Downs Principal B. J, Nichols Assistant Principal PRINCIPALS Administrators assist in faculty and student lite 'lAttention. May I have your attention for the afternoon announcements. These words, heard every day by PC's student body, belong to lVlr.C. Ralph Downs, Principal of Putnam City High School. Mr. Downs not only has the responsibility ot overseeing operations ofthe high school, but is active in local, state, and national associations, centered around the advance- ment of youth. He is a member ofthe National Education Association, the Oklahoma Education Association, the National Association of Secondary School Principals, and the Oklahoma Curriculum Improvement Commission. ln addition, lVlr. Downs is on the board ot directors of the Oklahoma Private College Foundation and the West- side YMCA. He is newly elected Chairman of Athletics for the Triple A district. Assisting Nlr. Downs in efficiently running the school are assistant principals, Mr. James Hamilton and lVlr. B. J. Nichols. Deviating from his daily school schedule, Mr. Hamilton is in his third term as City Councilman of Mustang, Oklahoma. Finding time to further his education by doing post-graduate work, Mr. Hamilton attends night school at the University of Oklahoma. lnterested in various activities outside of school, Mr: B. J. Nichols also attends OU. He is a member of the State and National Principals' Association and is an active mem- ber ot Phi Delta Kappa, a national education fraternity. James Hamilton Assistant Principal

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ACTING as hostess at the Putnam City District Reception, Mrs. Flecia Holcomb, an elementary teacher at Central serves cookies to Miss Letha Campbell, American history teach- er, while Mrs. Bee Delbridge and Mrs. Ruth Collett converse nearby. FACU LTY District reception well attended by administration ,nw--. FW . -K Q..-sf1,fw,-,f....wtf., ,,,,,,,,,,, ,E -15252557 -it s I QY.fi55,f:tfv,fgz,:a,fg,gs.sees Ifi:sffsv?52sif-1i2xSst2-15 ' s?fz,2:fSi'5afszigfffsfefr . . .:i.fi.t,-.Q ... Him: s:effgsffisgsffgzqgszg' : J ' few.-iiigsgg-2 :xr .irq-w I' Msgs: - 15?JiiSf5?g3ttV.-:f't'1 ' R f, ' -is v1ew,,if,,,.- ,:- tm. ,gf sJ2ls7?I' 'e 5- tx A 5 Xxx It , Lf . I 3' Q 55 s P 3 Pfgfpw. - ff: v I is i K X ,S kg, .1 . ,. . i:m:i ig I - --.. ,tif-1 , 11 --wggy, .. I8 -- -- rf-Q-ww' .. .. .g . . nf - ' I s 'V' 19. ff- I A 5 I , .- if-1 it ' I K s mu ' K-wx 'S ilefffvflweie 'F wzvrr' . .. . 3, . M, .. s.,, , . , . .ss ' . ..5, 'T 57 5 All .- ff ii i,:. l3i?i5??1 ,,11fijgeiiSg935??F' Iii 'Q R ' '1' Y :E Y ' ?t?E6Ui-aT'aE?5? :tt :-it M1 1 ?5.5:v , -is iw' ---- ai: L .. gf-i,,,,Wg,,.g,g,,E 2 .. I .Q 15:51 31 x. W: 554 .iffitfi '5 T235 . :..,, 3 13 . ,I ,ril . , ft . Q . V , S5 - if Z-fffviffeiv ' K' mfiiislwrggszistgfaf 3 at Q ryatwtegst T5 33 'MQ M X N it as ,QP MTEHT1 P Q. t will Q 3 H Nt is is 3 H gm it is's . WINFORD AKINS - Spanish I, German I. BARBARA ANDERSON A English ll. TERRY ARCHER f SMSG Geometry, Algebra ll. LAVITA AUSTIN f English Ill, CARTER BALDWIN f American History, World History. DEAN BALDWIN f English IV. LETA BARD f English IV. GAIL BATTLES - Drama I, ll, Stage- craft. EARLENE BECK - Latin II, Ill, IV, FRANCES BELL - Psychology, Sociology JAMES BENDAU f Spanish I. JANIE BENNETT W Typing I, ll. JOANN BENNETTfBookkeeping I. BETTY BIVINS-Modern Geometry, Algebra ll. DON BLACKERBYfTrigonometry, SMSG Algebra ll, Senior Advanced Math. ' RUBY BRADLEY-Algebra I, SMSG Geometry.