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

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ff! 'CLAP your hands now people, clap now.' Young Life set the mood for fun times in- if A cluding laughing and singing. OUTSIDE problems seemed to zero in on Rick Hutchison during the morning problems that seemed to weigh him down. After this short minute of de- inspirational. Rick spent his time in prayer and meditated over pressing votion, difficulties seemed to lessen and Rick turned to face another day. 5 fi Student Life - 25

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X Devotions aimed at encouraging, MORNING devotion saw a feminine touch during Future Business Leaders of America week. Charles g y Yarbrough was temporarily relieved of his duties as FBLA chaplain, Kathy Kearney, took over. E LOTS of practice was needed to achieve the musical ability shown in senior Steve Dixon's original lyrical and guitar compositions. He was given chances to play his works in many school assemblies. DEVOTION and prayer came easily to Charles Yarbrough. He led the school in silent prayer. Student Life - 24 --0-- 'f-s-an

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'V stands for victory,' Ruth Ann Shirley, one-seventh of the cheerleading squad, led pep assembly crowds. Spirited cheerleaders symbolized Pirate pride. Student Life - 26 K! is .ffl DR. PEPPER prep-player of the week award was quite an honor for football player Danny lmhoff. Presenting the trophy was Scott Walker, KOMA DI. TRICYCLING was the call of the hour as Bobby Schuman and Lehman Lippert pedaled their way to a mock victory after a pep rally. 2 s-Q 1' X X O' eff,