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

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Students demonstrate spirit through pride, loyalty, love, attitudes We've got spirit! The spirit that has reigned here for years was rekindled when we became involved in the various aspects of high school life. This spirit was evident not only in our support of athletic events, but also in the wide-spread participation in Stu- dent Council, speech, plays, music, journalism, and many other clubs and activities. None of us could honestly complain of having nothing to do. There was something for all of us if we would only put forth the effort to find it. Webster says spirit is a special attitude or frame of mind or a lively quality in a person or his actions . Our attitudes throughout the year coincided with events, whether good or bad, of the times. At times our attitudes were optimistic and exuber- ant, this is when we were all unified and of one body. During other times we were more preoccupied with our own affairs, rather than being keenly interested in school projects. We were unified in our anticipation of home- coming and test exemptions. We were more preoccupied when nine weeks tests and report cards were looming ahead. We were all one body here. If any one of us had not come, our school would have been different. Each of us contributed our share according to our individual personalities. We are all proud to say that, United we stand. 1. REVEILLE! Roll of drums played by band members Brian Hartley, John Jones, and Mark Skaggs summons student body to pep assembly. 2. SPIRIT IS CATCHING! Even the little ones are infected by the tension and excitement as Mrs. Sue Crelia's son, Chris, celebrates a touchdown. 3. SWEEPERS SPIRIT! Signs displayed in custodians' room shows they too have Pirate Pride. 10 Spirit 4. UP UP AND AWAY! Drill team's helium balloons soar high with pride at Homecoming Pep Assembly. 5. GOD BLESS YOU! Secret code signals such as GBU kept Brigadier General Robinson Risner and other prisoners of war faithful through their ordeal. As he spoke of patriotism and love of country, the audience was inspired with respect and admiration for the proud American. 6. SPIRIT WITH STYLE! Nervously standing in readiness and anticipation are Drill Team members during their first performance of The Entertainer. 7, AMEN BROTHA! The Reverend Kent Fauss preaches at the Putnam City Pride Revival with the help of a chorus of male voices. 8. SHISH-BOOM-BAH! Excitedly practicing for halftime, Denise Stubbs displays her spirit for Homecoming.

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