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

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Crowds were filled with enthusiasm as they watched and listened to the lead singer of the band ‘Freedom Fare.”’ Skits were a common way to get students involved in school spirit. Jimmy Webb, Gary Johnson, Lori Lee, Kellye Loyd, and Shannon Peck participated in the Homecoming skit by imitating the queen candidates. Concerts were a part of the DECA leadership week. Brett Fenner, Mrs. Kathy Weiner, and band member from ‘‘Freedom Fare’’ display leadership by recreating Star Wars. 4 ae

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in the sun’ is how Jill Sibley and d described their summer trip to ona Beach. SET inatilianaggy gm RS Tropical Cancun, Mexico made vaca- tioning a way to spend summer leisure time. Steve Remerowski lounged in his beach-front hotel. Brave is what most people would call Robyn Underwood who finds parasail- ing exciting. Kee EARS ih OE et ATMO LE RE AMEE Ah LEILA cit OO AT iA eas na Dinip asin seid summertime—

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i y 4 } is 3 { | aC: a Touches of traditional music heightened an- 6) cL . : ticipation for the holidays. Dan Stifler con- ducts the orchestra to ‘‘We wish you a Merry Christmas.” ir between were ue not ae that little boy that was urn stuc ed,”’ said Carrie JoCollins, - Rock and roll inspired leadership during the DECA assembly. Free Fair played during a morning assembly | a glimpse. of ia and then held a concert. ‘‘The music. being ae into was realistic because it sounded like - S ] the real groups,’ said Shannon Vaughn. Getting out of class was not the on- ly incentive to attend assemblies. 1 he Fellowship . Christian Aibletes “Students were together, learning assembly as Bunny Martin spoke and sharing and that was more im- about setting goals and believing in a portant than just being out of class,” 2erson’s Capabilities. “‘Camfel made Ms. Kim Wilson said. Pe oe na id Ra tra aa Hi ? 9 AE ch SCAR EA Es NG Lath AIC rl tl MARCA Tinta: assemblies— —17 ;