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

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Where? OUT WITH THE GUYS! Empty bags of potato chips, piles of poker chips, refreshment cans, and cards were some of the things that one could find strewn out all over a room after a night “OUT WITH THE GUYS . A common interest shared among the guys was the ‘‘poker game”. Cards, poker chips, and refreshments were all the guys needed and they were ready to go. The evening started out as early as 6 p.m. and would con- tinue on until 1 or 2 in the morning. Popular late night outbreaks of bowl- ing had recently surfaced again. Unim- portant scores were put aside as crazy ball rolls were surrounded with laughter. Money was pocketed by lucky score guessing of football games. Screaming and yelling, criticism toward officials, and requests .for refreshments could be heard from groups of guys manning the T.V. screen of a football game. Nights out with the guys was a time for them when they could just cut loos e and let themselves go. A com- mon reply from a guy if one had asked him the question, ‘‘What did you do this weekend ? ’ was ‘‘Oh, we just had a night ‘OUT WITH THE GUYS’ ”’. Guys spent time bowling for a night out. Jesse Toay lines up for a strike. Time was spent practicing moves for breaking. After school, friends Marvin Hall, Eugene Smith, Jeff McCardy, and Greg York gather to watch. 3 is ad = 4 jE MRT BESTE 243 pit Gonak pecs ee a Spring fever gave Phil Haley, Todd Petty and Mike Eberhardt excuses for energy.

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Germany trip brochures were scanned by Mrs. Ilona Morris and Brad Hines. A scholarship of $100 was awarded. Earnie the Eagle, donated by Continental Federal Savings and Loan, was distributed by Steve McLellan, StuCo chaplain to Mrs. Sarah Raymond to donate to needy families at Christmas. A= 35 - ee -