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

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to DISCOVER each other It's catching! The excitement at North is contagious! Whether we are at a dance or riding the needle at the fair, students from North are involved in the com- munity and the happenings around them. We always managed to get through the school day even if we had to grin and bare it. A pep rally or S.U.N. meeting al- ways made the day brighter as it broke up the monotonous schedule. When the last bell rang, homework was given a thought, but that was usually it. We rushed off to jobs, club activi- ties, or home to rest. Our nights, especially weekends, were spent supporting the teams, going dancing, or just goofing around with friends. Student life means every min- ute of your day and every day of your school life. Student Life

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A.M. - P.M. Alarm clocks, blow driers, and then a mad dash for a parking spaceg this is only the beginning of a typical day. As the day begins, glistening band instruments reflect the morning sun. The parking lot first shows life as Drill Team members and faculty arrive, Groups of friends gather at the car with the loudest radio and around the commons area to get filled-in on the latest of news. As the crowds thin-out and students begin filing into class- rooms, the halls become empty with a moment of silence for the new day. The day progresses by the hours and the mind becomes boggled with all the knowledge received. After school, the parking lot comes alive again with students rushing home to make plans for the evening. Whether they spend a night out on the town or just a quiet evening at home doing homework, the students retain their spirit and close- ness for their school and friends. l .Q V. . X r A, x, f x v if A I 4 For t e who missed breakfa wana lls d0nmn'afT5ii:A. L, H . time -' ' -. ' Q -V--.e . ' e., .f' . 3.152255-55 li-3 Q f . V , , ,JVQ ,I ,, 1- ,mf L. , ,W kk ,MI . H, 3'lf35?i'L52.l. tfit:.Q.1':. '.1 53:12:31 L...-1.21 ,, - 4. :s.i,,.r:2?.iir- K Q R '14-:Q-f - '12 'f f s 5 N f wfr A iff x f f A j Q Instead of waiting for the bell to ring inside, Students pass time listening to the car radio. Drill team practices for a big performance. 14 ' AM PM 7 ff f 1,4 I, ff 1'