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

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fiyiiiiifiiiiiafii MW if? EF' F' Growing in spirit of confidence and enthusiasm Silently evolving through thoughts of my owng Finding the way meant only for me Catching a glimpse Taopmss me schoal's record of supen k award d me efforts put forth by f d f td xl d tP mam uxcelln gi d 1 rhl u d sm O my reams u ' OWH, HELPFULinstruclionsto Kathy Dunavin from Student Council officer Stephanie Sm y were a welcome relief from the confusio gr ti g Ori i D y

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,Q y .x.151,,9,,:M W K HM. ., Q Y 4 vi -. A :Qw- wrir -4 . ,I . 1 llwiv PATIENT guidance on the part of Mrs. luanlta Kidd, senior counselor. enabled Mark Wilkes to do long-range planning of his schedule. Couneelurs were always ready to answer questions that arose from college-bound students. INDIVIDUAL motivation ln the classroom created that necessary spark of interest. Mrs. Myrtle Mullinax patiently ex- plained to lim Miller the proper way to adapt the sllde rule to aid htm ln the study of composition of elements. A x ' df' QNX F lg, .U V 3 ' '- .y 8 r , AAf,, , A 'Z eexieeemeiimiiiiiiirimlia X

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,,..w'1 , 3 tt t BEING a senior lsn't all glory. lt's also leaming to think and reason on difficult subjects. Mike Guto developed th h bit th t re needed fo ll gs study. 'uf ,, ,,,MN R Di , wkf me 'f'..Z'if'-Mn Q swf-f M I BASIC tools for knowledge a light. a book, and a typewriter-k pt Ronald Hoppers concentrating while t dying for his hen y ' h d l of minatlons 10 A spark of individuality kindles the fire of independence Looking to myself to determine my worth . . Viewing tomorrow with a sense of serenity: Acquiring Confidence in ME OFF1n.-mother ll .'whereI eD p ts ,med to be heh t t cl on something known only to her :luring a rare moment of ihoug I N N