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

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l 4 be MOTHERLY guidance was given to Candy Patterson by Mrs. B. I. Patterson when she volunteered her time to work in the library. She aided the librarians by taking on various important tasks. IN addition to his counseling, Mr. Hugh Coonfield kept a tin- ger in the athletic program by keeping the basketball scores. A former athlete, he enjoyed this respite from his usual work. Student Life - 29

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Iob placement program introduced to students gf! yi Q 'Q 'ta Qqv'::lQsl I A P 1 'IF you will be seated he will be with you in a rnoment,' announced Mrs. work permits. Mr. Nichols' position made him busy as his waiting room Millie Hough, secretary for Mr. B. I. Nichols, vice principal in charge of filled with student body members waiting to be given a little wisdom. INTERVIEWS and keeping up with files were two problems of the job placement program for Sherri Bushnell. She explained this to KVVTV reporter Lalinda Lamont and cameraman Tom Johnston. l 1 Student Life - 28

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Cast of eighty worked overtime For successful 'Oliver' production PIE peddlers and ribbon sellers, criminals and policemen alike all had a strong, appeared on stage in a brilliant extravaganza of costumes, light- part in the musical. As a climax, every member of the cast, over eighty ing and sound. The end result of their hard work was overwhelming success. IS he dead? Kay Lyn Dillahay and lim Gable loaned foryvard to find an an. ANXIOUSLY awaiting their cue to appear on stage, members of the cast Swg to their question. Such Susponsdfilled moments dominated the Play' watched their fellow actors and secretly wished them very good luck. 5. Student life -30