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

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Themes of West Week came to life. Billy Knight does his part putting “Westbusters”’ into action. Radio were among pbipne stories Anette EB OY ANE A MTL AR LEE SE A LEIA are et aE rT student life division—

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Inevitable changes noticeable | pening the year clean, stripped of time worn traditions, Pirates boldly stepped into a new pattern. This was set by their needs and goals rather than old ones set by past classmen. Class of '85 started anew with their own pattern. As Heraclitus said, “Everything changes, but change itself.” Tradition was far from dead, but every year there was an addition to time worn customs. Change was inevitable. A new year brought new experiences. In all aspects there was something new added to each part of the school. It started with the building itself then down to academics and activities. New remodeling of the office sections greatly up- dated the building. The ten day absence policy kept more students in school and the credit change greatly affected the sophomores. New clubs were introduced with new activities. Academics installed a new computer class to keep up with growing technology. The year brought stricter regulations and even football © © 6— —student life division students marking this t that » started out with new helmets. All ese. would be passed on to upcoming probably be referred to as tradition in ten years. A gradual change has started. A pattern takes hold. — q

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Nerd Shaun Hamontree takes a drink while keeping ready his Boy Scout manual and lunch box. “Peace” was the familiar sign during Flower Power Day. Kelly Soter and Lori Theis show their spirit during West Week. fF Baby Ddlig-were unger” geeration popped Up da D@gnd Willouby, Eva Map Willy, and DaWr leton participated for@falloween. ;