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

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' if CARPENTRY is just one of the skills Steve Rickey employs while building a new house in the heat of the September sun. eb r We gl 'sf ' X PIZZA dough makes for sticky fingers when Randy Camp has to form a unique pizza in a pan at MVT. YARDWORK at Taco Bueno is an unexpected companion of taco filling and burrito rolling for jerry Steigerwald at his afternoon job. 16 jobs NSI it,, i.,,,..,xo E Q H W.. ,I sz z :vin fl , -Y . . WWI ' , i 1- 4 etze Zri 5 iisfwe g enes: MII TIIE 1 -g . Heian. sl . '.e 4. at QL ' 'K Ava ' -r' ' 3015 ' 4 Q 5 ' ' ' it ' g el -612-2, e W . h' ' , 35 fix-Q' tl'-55 on r K, ..,A,,,,...v----A ss- I k-'. , .55 5 fe t

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