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

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:hats 4 W Z L ,A vvs-g4,,eQ..', . or end at Put- Life doesn't begin nam City. Still, a lot of it does go on here. Again, it's hard to believe some of the things people do. What a thing to do... ...for a the pep club to send a male dancing singer to Mrs. Crelia on her 39th birthday. ...when a bunch of seniors stole a West spirit sign, brought it to our pep assembly, and ripped it to shreds. ...for Student Council to help the kids from the Skills Center have a great time at the school dance. ...for the sophmores to join right in with Pirate spirit and cheer in the first pep assembly. ...for Bryatt Vann to miss a dunk shot and fall down, sliding across the gym floor.

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all Three months out of the year students hit the streets, the beach, the mountains, the ocean, summer school or any ofa hundred million other places. Some students get summer iobs or iust lay around the house. Many can be seen laying in the sun by their pools or at White Water. Some prefer their back yards. For the second year in a row, lulie Rollins spent most of her summer in the villages of Mexico, where starvation is king and suffering runs wild in the streets. She traveled with a group from the Church of the Servant with the purpose of bringing not only food and cloth- ing, but a touch of human love to the desolation of these towns. The first village they traveled to was a small hamlet only 45 minutes south of Los Angeles i1 called El Gruppo. They got food there about every two weeks, lulie said. They would get maybe two tomatoes or a couple of carrots that had to stretch until the next time food came. They bathed about once a month. lulie and her group bathed the children, fed them and showed them affection. All they wanted was to be held. They really liked to ride on our backs, but we were usually too busy. They also loved iew- elry, she said. lulie said that El Gruppo was used as a garbage dump by many neighboring towns. Most of the people lived in rusted out old campers or amist piles of old trash. Next the group went to San Antonio, Mexico, another three hours south. There was an -wait tg' .gr 'brief , afezmt ffl spend one Saturday of their summer to -Summer - J' MQNEY FQR NQTHING? help raise money for the Drill D 'll T h Id Kathleen Frank and Marlowe Moreland wlh ijg1l5?ThZg,uE:':2ge ,..NlllX l'lf-X .1 - .....-..-- - ...va-1 ---f -U While working at Inch by Inch Tan and Tone Salon, Sandy Goss cleans one of summer days to earn money cars and activities.