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

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sri SPIRIT lt comes naturally to the students here at PC. Pride seemed to be more evident as this year provided some memorable moments for us all. VACATIONS Summer seemed to be the time that we forgot about school, but as we came back into the halls we talked about the places we had seen in the past summer, FASHIONS Clothes seemed to play an important part of our lives. We were always wondering what to wear on that date with our special someone. The styles changed and so did our tastes. LUNCHES Lunch time seemed to be the most popular hour of the day. lt gave us a chance to get off campus and talk with our friends about the day's events. Mostly lunch time was spent stuffing our faces. ENTERTAINMENT Concerts and movies were among the forms of entertainment that students enjoyed. We seemed to be always watching out for our favorite group to come to town so we could have a night on the town. DANCES Among the list of entertainment were the game dances and the Christmas dance. Students got a chance to dance to their favorite music and talk with friends at the same time. JOBS Money! lt seemed to be the main thing that students worry about. Getting a job showed that we were gaining maturity and beginning to handle responsibility. NEWSBREAK The '83 Treasure Chest took a look at the news, both local and abroad, that has af! fected our lives in some way. Student Life Division 7

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WJ? Mike Wilson, Greg Yearout. take a break from playing music to en- Charlotte Drabek and Mischa Fields Joy the game Frenzied spirit reigns One of the attributes that makes a certain year more memorable than others is the pride in our school as a whole and the spirit shown through- out the year. Spirit radiated and ruled as students decorated, attended games. dressed up, and cheered at pep rallies. During West Week. which also served as Homecoming Week, the Pride of the Pirates was riled into a frenzy. West Week was one of the most memorable and spirit- filled points of the football season. Seniors proved that their spirit was most unbeatable by placing first in the hall decorations, followed by the painstaking efforts of the The Flag Corps and marching band practice before a big game.