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

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1561 wav- yi , W, -L A O K All systems ready for takeoff' Newly added this year, avia- actual flying. These students performed a 'walk around' which involved tion gave students a chance to participate in a program of orientation by an inspection of their aircraft to make certain of its flying condition. BARBER shop quar- tet was the enter- tainment of the hour, as the O.K. Four performed at the Ray Murphy Benefit held in his honor. Ray, a former Okla- homa State wrestler, was paralyzed in a match last fall.

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We View our follies ............................ Page 16 We view our victories Page 142 We View our services .............. Page 82 We view our friends .............. Page 170 5

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