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

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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. ;

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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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Special days create special spirit and student participation It wasn't a single big event or even a small event which made the year, but every ‘‘special day’’ combined. It was hoinecom- ing week with Nerd Day, Westbusters Day and EA Oo weer Power. North Week held Sweat Day, Cage the Panthers and Dress Up Day. Halloween was a “special day’’ too as students wore their costumes to. school. “It’s fun to see how creative people can get.” said Karla Lee. Nerd Day was one par- ticular day that seemed to stick out in everyone’s mind. “‘l really think it helps school spirit! Especially something that ‘gets’ to the students like Nerd Day,” said Holly Davis. Costume days gave students op- portunities to wear outfits that normal- ly they would not think twice about wearing. ‘‘It gave us the chance to wear or do things that we ‘normally’ wouldn't do.”’ Christi Mutz said. Participation not only made the day more spirited but it also made it more enjoyable. Many students participated just to break up the monotonous week with some fun. “I par- ticipated some because | thought it was fun and it helped school spirit,’’ said Kristin McGowan. Pe Box signing and practical jokes were a part of pledge day. Joanna Kasper pledges the day before the NW Classen game.