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

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Friends enjoy leisure moments Athletes, freaks, stu- dents and faculty com- bined to make up Putnam City. Actions, apathy and emotions exemplified the attitudes that the groups held toward each other and the school. Sophomores numbering approximately 1000 were an impressive part of PC when the highest percentage of class mem- Contents Participants .,.... Page 10 Practice .............. Page 30 Pirates ................ Page 126 People ................ Page 160 2 Opening bers voted for officers, the car placed first in football homecoming and the girls looked so beautiful on Pep Club Pledge Day. Juniors bought the most Spirit Squares, voted on orange stone senior rings and paid for the J unior-Senior , Prom held at the new Myriad Center.