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

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SHARON BROWN - Business Com- munication, Typing I, ll. ROBERT BUTLER-American History. LETHA CAIVI PB ELL-American History. CECIL CANNON - Mechanical Drawing I, II. ALVA CARD g Grammar and Com- position, English IV. ELIZABETH CARLSON - English IV. TOIVI CHEATWOOD - Driver Ed- ucation, Football Coach. DERWOOD CLAY - English IV. DICK CLOSE A American History, Cross Country and Basketball Coach. PEARLE COFFEY - Psychology, So- ciology, RONALD COLLIER - Government, American History. JANET CREEKIVIORE f Record Keep' ing, Bookkeeping I, Personal Typing. W. IVI. DAUGHERITY - Homebound Instruction. IVIAY DAVIS f Shorthand I, Typing I. IVIICHELIN DELIER - American History, Russian History. CHARLES DEW - World History. JAMES DICK - Biology. CAROLYN DUNCAN f English ll, lll. WAYNE EASTERWOOD - Algebra ll. LINDA FARISHA Geometry, Algebra I. 7 s1.QwE'T1:5Iag59LIZIW2i!i'C:x' Yk L ,, ,5H f'E ',., I is iasgiagavimstf we .- Q X. -vi Wixiifff- 1. :J usitsfw . f S wg, aes . , Wm. . .... , ..,, I ..,, . . .fi gig 52 We 1' we We Q 5 expel? qi 'T si ,L sms' B3 1 313 5 i 1.21 ig . ,L an 1 ft- Qf?-gis is sg ,mg wt QW -- I ,.H56iigaf+zggsaszw -- . 'Q ei? ,. Kim? L 41 gf' Q Q, 3 4, , 1 ff K if fr ,Ka 4 3 f fir g fa A sei X 'If' f . ... . .... i. .... T , , Esgiw s- A. . :'i1 Q. . i . ,i ,. . ,.r......,..,.f.t ,Ss.,.f..e.g,, P si . ,.i. R.. S . -gif, ii! I -. r.?it-lf1.fgg'gg,jQjg ggfdgtgiiitsti . W T , sw . 1 :: :-,g:if.si:.' kiwi 1 ' . -I -3 ggg,tx5g,i5,sf. QQ . L, ,L K. 6:5 - I .isfrgiggsiii if -. , su . ul ffl HffS'3s, 1Wf ri f. ia .wE9ir g ..41.s-wig! ' 3 if R , resist mtasiimfrirfsvfffsliev T mf iii- f-eras.QQKQEEeiisaaruirtegizsti.iggiggeifsfsgg xi... g'vfim.9?1frr f C' ffa.3fw25s.,Wfesvfsig ga: -7 97 fligbrtsi I me r...i.,t-.rs .rg M, i ,.QrsipgLfQ.'1Xs ssl iarssiigsisiwllw .. -,.1f.,ggSss 2. .. ..,e. ft.. V we .PLM M it' sg. ' ' w 1LiiiQi!i97s22Q3e fi' H sirfwwcii A . .. V 1 -f w 'M 7 if 1,4 x' vi.: X I ' is io- 1ff1.wfg,gg,Ai ., ..:-zfzrzigr.-,if,wa. ii ..., ...... .5,.g,i...,...,,,.,5 .. .,., ,,,,t.,x....ii,. .w..:sfis..,.. .. - f. f, . . im .fi W ',,f2r-ww? -we .wrefriigefsirfrr ' fix f2isf.f-' J isi.fitff7if.s'sssffii?if?la?2 ,f.fy. ,I ., V., -, ,.5,.,,,i,,t,.,,,..,hi.,.,.,..3, VW - ' f. . 'Mw,f12sir:z..1v.-quit ri Nm ., 5 - ' 752521 i 39 2 14 A ' ?' . f fb, i it M' iii mggefrfrafafwriisgtg-:fs-iwi,sas - ,g,, .., ,n, fsmg..rfs,t,,t.sgm:- ' V ':s11iSiy3f5?.St'g-V: Hfssyggiiyi E? A fsvziezizl,2zisesZvf2L.+wszfss S f.,L ,Q ...... I K 7 ii , : L. m e if 'sis .W-' g . tg. am wM,,Mm ..... .... . .... .... . . .. 'M 4 f M iz at 5' . set gs as 2 f if ' WH .5 Ei' f .. . I L. , ... .. . .. .... . - . QQ . . -4 .134 ... ,...... . , .....g . . . ,L M M me AT THE ANNUAL Open House sponsored bythe P.T.A., many new and enlighten- ing experiences were acquired by the visiting parents of Putnam City stu- dents. lvlarveling at the new and unusual techniques of modern education are Ivlr. and IVlrs. H. Dan Henderson, only two of many interested parents that attended. I9

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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.

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FACU LTY Teachers depicted as friend, parent and counselor PC's own 128 have fulfilled academic responsibilities along with many extracurricular services. Senior English teacher, Mr. Dean Baldwin, is vice-president of PC OEA. Keeping up with the field of Journalism, Mrs. Lois Thomas is president of OJEA and state director of JEA. Aside from her responsibilities in the Math Department, Mrs. Blanch Moon is acting president of the Alpha Chi chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, an international women's honorary society. As well as being a member of the NEA Legislative Commissions, Mrs. Juanita Kidd is also the Oklahoma representative on the Board of Directors. She serves on the Citizenship Committee, Executive Committee and OEA Board of Directors. Mrs. Janie Bennet's interest in pre- paring students for the business world extends into the Central OEA District of Business Teachers. Volunteer work in the University Hospital has also received her attention for two years. Mrs. Marian Mathias, French teacher, acts as Academic Advisor for AIMS International. She is Parish Group Leader of Westminister Presbytarian as well as being reporter for her Sunday School class. The traditional tyrannical school masters are becoming extinct with the birth of the new age. In these changing times, the traditional concept that all school teachers are stern, domineering overlords is quickly diminishing be- cause it is no longer true. They still teach but seldom with whip in hand and threatening tone of voice. Students no longer learn because they 'have to or else' but because they have been instilled with the desire to learn as they become cognizant, of the place of education in the world of tomorrow. The type of dedication exhibited on the instructor's part is what continues to produce tomorrow's doctors, politicians and scientists. Lending themsleves whenever needed, teachers are called upon to offer the guidance of a counselor and are expected to demand and keep the respect given to a parent. By never failing to lose their sense of humor, comradeship between teacher and student is increased. In essence, what has evolved from the tyrannical school master is a friend, parent and counselor. Gaining these characteristics is a goal not easily achieved, it takes the best training and experience to reach it. Personal experience is derived from actual class- room practice teaching. The newest concepts and meth- ods of teaching are brought to the classroom through the student teachers, who keep in circulation fresh, new ideas. GENE FIRTH - Physical Education, Football Coach TOM FORD - Geometry, Algebra I BARBARA FORSYTHE - English Ill RODNEY FOSTER - Biology ANN FOWLER - Spanish I, II FERN FRIEDLANDER - Music theory, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Glee Club NANCY GALLOP - Bookkeeping I, Re- cord Keeping, Counselor LARRY GEURKINK - Driver Ed- ucation, Football Coach Jl,JJJ , vvoNNE GILMORE - English ii LORAYNE GOODWIN - English IV SALLY eiziesev - American History FRED HAMBRICK - American History ti ... . i-- -.i sf. E 20