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

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Won'l You Be M s Hdimecoming a Q a Suspense mounted as the three homecoming can- didates were escorted into the stadium during halftime of the P.C.-North game. The candidates were chosen from IO girls nominated by the senior football players as having the most dedication, spirit, enthusiasm, and support for football. For the three finalists all the players are allowed to vote, The three candidates were Cindy Knaup, Shannon Strain and Michelle Keller, Shannon is president of Pep Club and Cindy and Michelle are both cheerleaders. Their escorts were Pat jorski, Todd Thompson and Tim Bolton. They were picked by their coach based on team leadership. It was kind of neat that the sophomores got to vote for the candidates instead of just the seniors, said Andy Erwin. The festivities for the evening began with the class float procession that circled the football field along with student body trailing behind. The sophomores won the float competition. The seniors placed second PICTURE PERFECT. The three queen candidates and their escorts pose before the queen is announced. 24 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING ROYAL KISS. Tim Bolton and Cindy Knaup share that special moment during the homecoming, and the juniors placed a close third. Spirits and tensioi were very high during the game and everyone wa: cheering their loudest. The North students arrived at P.C. in a caravar with Poverty Sucks on the back of their wind: shields. They were also dressed in suits and formalsl This stirred the student body into retaliation witl cheers like We have greenstamps, yes we do. W1 have greenstamps, how 'bout you?!!? Some student even went home during the game to make signs ot bedsheets reading Poverty jams. I thought it was the funnest game I've been tc because of all our cheers and it was hilarious seeing thi North kids all dressed up. stated senior Miki Homan. The evening concluded with the Nuke Nortl Dance held in the cafeteria. October ll was definitely an exciting day fillet with great enthusiasm. GLOWING PRIDE. Cindy Knaup gives a big smile as she driven onto the field.

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CENTURY III. Mike Moses, Stan Hubbard, and Mei-Ling Fong get congratulated by Mr. Butler. NATIONAL FINALIST. Russell MacLean ,A CENTURY III. Mei-Ling Fong CENTURY III. Stan Hubbard CENTURY III. Mike Moses 26-PIRATEERXCENTURY IIIXMERIT FINALISTS