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

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Organizing shoes at Payless Shoe Source is junior. Nancy Morrison. Working makes 'cents' Money is one of the hard facts of life. and in order to get it. you either have to vvork or stealAand fortunately. most students prefer to work. ln fact. more than tvvofthirds of the students at PC punch the time clock. Weekends or after school they are to be found in fast food places. clothing storesr offices and doctors of- fices. Come summer. many take Jackie Plake shows a watch to Chris Cook on display at Service Merchanf Clise. where she works, 24 Jobs jobs as lifeguards. boat shops. ski shops and others really vvork as they do yard vvork. construction. and gardening, Why jobs? Most of the money goes to support an automobilefits gas and in- surance. Other goes for walk- ing around money and dates. Occasionally someone even manages to save a little for col- lege and the like-but not often.

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Switching roles were Luann Melton ind Tommy Cupples at the Halloween Dance Dances provide fung time for high jmx Student Council. DECA, the junior class and the PTA joined forces to sponsor the years dances. StuCo sponsored the post- game frolics and the Home- coming dances. Dates were plentiful. but not necessary, as students formed a huge mass of people to dance and socialize. The PTA's Jingle Bell Jam featured cardboard bells and a soul group that had the Central State University Ballroom dancing at a fast pace. not an easy feat in formal attirel The Distributive Education Club planned and executed a very special dance. The proe ceeds went to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. and KJTO3 radio furnished the music at no charge to DECA. to further the profit to the foun- dation, Brent WBNOI1. amd Rlfh Willtm were These Pep Club members were JUST bglng lll9m5elVe5 at Ili? Chrlstmafi showing their sexy side at the Dance. Christmas Dance Dances 23

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W W, Qfth Merwin Welch checks oil and transmission fluid at a Texaco service station Mike Smith prepares to flatten boxes at a local grocery store