Putnam City North High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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.- Hmmm Q - Moving day in any place is hectic and we found that there was no exception when it came to moving into a new school. To some students misfortune, they found as they entered their first hour, there were not quite enough chairs to go around. They had to sit on the floor, in some cases all six hours. Many students and some teachers were totally confused when asked where B hall or F hall were. When it came time for lunch in our unique scramble system , we all scrambled , but it wasn't what the administrators had in mind. There was one disadvantage for juniors, the usual tradition at some high schools of selling elevator tickets was taken away. Infact some of the sopho- mores were more knowledgable of the building than the juniors. ug 1 i I . Q- . i Nd-e xj VF Scramble system is what they called it and scramble we did. Students select from a variety of choices offered them in the cafeteria kitchen. Due to lack of chairs the first few days of school many students were forced to sit on the floor. Opening 0 9