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

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Table of Contents 2 Table of Contents Student Life ......... 6 tells of the events that shape and affect the lives of the Pirates. lt looks at our spirit, our savvy. and our extra-curricular life. Clubs .............. 32 organizations which combine the in- tellectual with hobbies and interests- plus some fun-loving proclivities. Academics ......... 72 is what school is all about. Reading. writing and arithmetic-history. science. arts and skills-and those who teach and asminister them, Athletics .......... 124 are more fun when you win, but at PC we value participation and trying. People ............ 164 are the Pirates carefully alphabetized and labelled for posterity. ln years to come we will point and say. Oh, l remember . . Index ............. 220 is the most poured-over section of the book. First we see where we are. then we find our friends. Angela Toone, Matt Pulis. Kim Gunter and Lisa Fanelli, with the assistance of a big Hand, help pro- mote school spirit at the football game, --1 wp 'mn n-rn! A f ,, -x 1 - V B Q- - sf .ugly it Z me

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1983 TREASURE CHEST Our days a re divided into hours, minutes, seconds- But our lives are marked by moments. Some are long, some are short some joyous, some pain-filled but this they all share- none will come again . . . at least, not by themselves. But in memory they come flooding back. To touch your memory, we here recall from this school year the golden moments. Putnam City High School 5300 East Fiftieth Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73122 Renee Hodson, Editor Cindy Henry, Assistant Editor Opening 1

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Wvspm-.. hu., Kay Cline, Sharon lsom and Lori Loomis listen to the explanations of Stacy Prim on Pledge Day, Mrs. lllona Morris and members of German Club relax on a field trip to Lawton. Pep Club pledge Tracy Harvey slow- ly makes her way to class well after the tardy bell, Opening 3