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

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4 Opening Flag Corps preceded the band to begin the Homecoming Parade. Spirit is student's specialty The sophomores rose up and became a force to be reckoned with as they found their niche at PC. Spirit was not only the spe- cialty of student council, it was the province of each class, each student, Activities brought students, regardless of grade, size, or shape, together to share once-in-a-lifetime mo- ments to hold and share for the rest of their lives. The memories, althougl looked upon as a mixture o' 'Lthe good, the bad and the ug- ly, were classified as Golder Moments. Key Club float, a magnificent pirate ship was navigated by buccaneers Tylei Tredway and Mark Krasnow, Symbol of homecoming-a PC lTlL1l'T1. Pete the Pirate-alias Fran Frantz- warms up the already heated crowd.

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