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

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It has been said that if spirit makes a school great, P.C. North is the greatest. It was evident from the beginning in- volvement would be the key in building the Panther spirit and pride, said Mr. Hardesty, P.C. North S.U.N. advisor. And in- volvement there was! By attending one game you could see this unity. The Band, Drill Team, Pep Club, team, cheerleaders, and fans all made up this pride. Although the scores were far from fantastic, their spirit won first in state. Thumb in able in his uncle, Kris comfort- watch his Members of opposing teams were astounded by the great' force and energy generated by the Panthers. Not only do students show their spirit at sporting events, they are also involved in many school activities such as Drama, Chorus, and Band. The exten- sive interest in the clubs has been great. The kids are excited and that's what counts, said Mrs. Van Deman, Pep Club ad- visor. There were 17 school sponsored clubs of which a poll shows 70076 of the students are involved in. Another major power in the unification of North has been the Student Council. They were excited about the school which made everyone else be- come excited , said Lisa McMurrain. The Student Coun- cil is called S.U.N., students united of North. The theme this year was, Now more than ever, unity means everything. This has been proved true. , ' 5 3- ' , -. ,,k L. 'I-. .V V. A It .- il tl - ff! X lx ' N. .5 i ' - . wld' 1 L P . . ' . w- , -' uf Ya J., X Ay 4, g ' . '- . ' R I il -l . -- o -- K ' fx 9 1 X, -. X' .ii f X, if ' I 'F + 1 - -rua Z v m Trumpets of Karen Kreger and Andy Zujic re- flect the spirit of a Pep Assembly.