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

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Every year an invasion takes place and hundreds of seniors are struck down, as Senioritis strikes again enioritis, this serious ail- ment struck every sen- ior sometime during the last year. Symptoms started to ap- pear in the summer when the seniors first stepped into a graduation robe at David .lohnson's while having the I i Qi FBLA 4, MAT 4, DECA 4, OLIVAREZ, DANIELE: SC I,2, Sp 2, BB 2. DECA 3. Psy 4. OSBORNE, TRACY: Show l,3.4, Cho l.2,3, SC l, PC 2. FBLA 3. PAPASARANTOU, CHRIS: BB l.2.3,4, NHS l, Psy 4. Ten 4. senior portrait made. Seniorities, grew gradually until the end of yearg when a week in May was set aside just for seniors. One of these days was called senior incognito day. The outrageous costumes that were created at home or rent- i I PARKER, SHARI: Show I.2,3,4. Cho I, NHS I.2,3,4. SC I,3,4. Pres l, PC I. Dr 2,3,4. Treas 3. MAT 3.4. PEARSON, STACIE: Cho I,2, DT I, PC l,2.3. NHS I, Vi LJ, Sp 13. CDC 3,4. DECA s,4, Pram 5, FBLA 4, Psy 4. PERRY,GENA: SC Ll, PHR I,2,3.4, Sp 2, CDC 2, Cho 2, DECA 3,4, Sec 4, MAT 3, Psy 4, noni ed from Hazel's were the dis- tinctive mark that set the sen- iors apart. Seniors realized that this was the last chance to leave a lasting personal mark on the school. Eighty-four, After three hours of fran- tic work, senior hall stands finished and ready to be judged. A ,, t ,,:-Ji A , iz 'SZ M . , . . ,W , ,av , ,t , , 1 , . 1 if ' F Q ,Z . ' ' - 4 -1, ifafiigf' ' Q4 M it K ,,,, ,gf E .QQ ,ily K, ,,, pw Q vit. ,- ' s t , i J., ' -J, 5 i 65. 7 , J. Si Q ,. ,Q 1 A -.' 'BW ' L ' fl' ' e gif rf' ,- j i. split- .T fslg q p si ,A , 'Kd if ' sv u- ,, zip' , ,3 Vs f - Bidi . -f ' , .. f 'Z I, .df,-,sir ,,, '51 39's -TEA , Q 'Lf . Essegifs Q :ab ' f:-s-f i, ,fix gif ig, C993 ' Q , ... , , , . ,as f -' 5 ' ' if 'sa K F' 1 ' f s s- ss x ' 1 ' ' V- . ..f, H. , 5 ,L , ff f l.f',7f f ' ' ' .V QF, rf . ' Q iizi g ew 1 -4, w,,..p'h' . P Lisa Moe l uni Jennifer Montgomery Mark Montgomery David Moody Carol Moon Christi Mooneyham Bryan Moore Kelly Moore Alicia Moreno Tony Moreno Loy Morgan Kyle Morrison Heidi Mueller Jeff Munn Kelly Murphy Melinda Myers Edwin Nalagan Perens. ALAN: sci I, rox I. Bsb I. Psy 4. vfourz, Jonn. Band n,2,s,4, sig sand 1.3.4, Psy 4. Pfoutz, JENNIFER: Sp I, NHS I. Fr 1. cha 2, Pi-nz 2,s, oecfx s,4, Psy 4, ram 4, Pinson, Mncms, cha I, of I. Pup I. cha I, Sp 13, Dem 5.4. Psy 4. rms. meme, PC Ls. cheer 1, JA 2, ram 3.4, sc s. -he 115 Brad Nelson Lori Nicks John Nicolaides Daniele Olivarez Traci Osborne X , Brad Owen Prom 3, CDC 3, NHS 4. PITTS, PHIL, NHS l,2.3.4 SC 2. MAT 5.4, FBLA 4, PORTER, CATHY: NHS l.2.3.4. PHR l,2.3,4. YB l.2.3.4. Ed 4, Math l, Vi l, PEAK I, SpC I, FJA 13.4, Gr 2.3. MAT 3.4. Med 3, RUN his! 4. Who's Who 3, PRENTICE. STEVE: Track l.2. Gr 13. DECA 3,4, Psy 4, Seniors Chris Papasarantou

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Matt Matthews Marci Mayes Mike McAnelIy Michelle McBride Erica McCabe Dannel McCIary Kelley McGIothin Ladonna McKittrick Julie McNamara Jerry McNuItry Kevin McPherson Michelle McVeigh Emily Mencke Rick Mendez Tiffany Mercer Vince Merchant Ben Mesander Linda Meyer Helen Mihas Shelly Milam Merri Miller Nino Misuraca Sandy Mitchell Shawn Mitchell is MITCHELL SHAWN1 SB I. Track l, Band I. Dr 2. Gr 2.3. PC 1, CDC 1. DT 3.4. Pres 4. DECA 3, Psy 4. FJA 4. YB 4. MOE, LISA: YB I. Band Ll PC 2.3. Dr 1.5.4. Gr 2.3. SL 2.3.4. CDC 3.4. Prom 3, MAT 3. Psy 4. DI:CA 4. MONTGOMERY, JENNIFER: Ar! I. PC 2.3.4. HIS1 4. Cho 2. Gr 3.4. SC 3.4. Psy 4. Seniors MONTGOMERY, MARK. FB I, FCA I. NHS I. MOON. CAROL: NHS I,2.3.-I, VP I, Math I.2, Band I.2,3.4. SpC I. PHR I.2.3.4, Gr 2.3.4, Treas 4. MAT 3.4, Psy 4. MOORE, BRYAN: LB I. Chess 2.3.4. MOORE. KELLY. Sp IQ. PC l.2.3. Ar! I. Med 3.4, Sec MORENO, TONY: BB 3,-1, La! 4. Psy 4. Q Endurance ome students took their hobbies a little more se- riously than others. I like bicycling because you meet a lot of neat people at races, and you're out in the open, said Chris. He placed in Ride like the wind. Despite the rain. Chris Lynch, senior, continues train- ing for a bicycle trip to Colorado. - the key to serious bicycling three races and was in the top ten in many of them. Thi races were costly. Chris in vested about SI,60O in biking He also planned a summe tour to Colorado with friend: for about a month. This kinc of trip would require at Ieas ISO miles a day for 6 days. i 4 L A -ali ff GI 1' A MORGAN, LOY. PC I.2,3, Fr 2.3. FBLA 3.4. Psy 4, MORRISON, KYLE: NP IJ. Art I. Orch 2.3. Psy 4. MLIELLER. HEIDI. PC I,2, Cho I, Psy 4, MUNN. JEFF. SC I.4. FCA I.2.3.4. SL 13. Med 2. Art 4, Psy 4. MURPHY, KELLEY: Dr 3.4. Psy 4, NIL 4. MYERS. MELINDA: DT I. NHS I.3,4. PC I, Cho I, Gr Q 3. FBLA 3. DECA 5. CDC 3. Prom 3. SC 4. Psy A MORENO. ALICIA. SC I, Cheer I. Art I.-I. BB 2. SB VB 3, FBLA Sec 4. 13, HA 2. FBLA 3.4. MM 3.-I. MAT 3.4, Psy -I. NALAGAN, EDWIN1FrI. NHS I.1, Lal 1. Psy 4. NICOLAIDESJOHN1 FB I,BB l.1.SC I. CC 3, Psy NICK5. LORI1 Sp I.2. DT I, NHS I, SC I, PC 2.3. Psy

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Through taking certified divers tests and continual practice students learned to scuba dive and became Just one of the fish ll of the natural occu- pants of the local lakes gradually became accustomed to seeing a pair of strange looking fish occasionally enter into the underwater world Back on land though these fish revealed themselves to be scuba divers David Ster- ling and Ron Burke seniors. Of the two David was re- sponsible for taking up scuba diving as a hobby. My family and I went to Hawaii when I was fifteen he said. I first tried snorkeling then I saw a guy going out to scuba dive. It looked pretty fun so I had a guy take me out and give me a lesson. When he got back home David was so enthusiastic about scuba diving that he got his best friend Ron Burke in- terested in the idea. After taking a written test consisting of two hundred uestions and an open wa e Fishy business, Certified scuba diver David Sterling. senior. prepares for a dive in his pool, test at Lake Tenkiller, Ron and David were certified divers. They also own their own equipment. Working for Da- vid's father for about two months helped the two raise the 5700800 needed to pur- chase gear. Being rated as one of the top five dangerous sports scuba diving is very involved. You have to be careful be- cause if you hold your breath too long or forget to exhale when you come up you could die. Air bubbles get trapped in your lungs and go to your brain when you don t exhale. If you know what you re doing though it s all right. You can t panic. Ron said. When I tell somebody I m a scuba diver they think its real neat and want to know how to do it. They never go and try it for themselves though because they think it s too hard or they re scared because they ve heard of all the people getting killed said David about other peoples reactions to his hobby. ,, 'Ream . 1 . PRISCG. CATHY: Band I.J.3.4. CC I,2.3. Track l,2.4. Swim I. SC l.4. PC 2. PCA 2. NHS 3.4, FC 3,4. MAT 4, Pr 4, Psy 4. REAGAN, LAURIE: PC I. YB I. SC 2. Psy 4. REED. BOB: BB 1. Psy 4. REININGER. JON: Golf l.2.4. Dr 2.3. Psy 4. RICE. JULIE: SpC I. PC l.2,3, Dr 2. DECA 3.4. Fr 3, Seniors Psy 4. RIGGS. MIKE: Psy 4. RILEY, BOB. Psy 4. RIPLEY. ELIZABETH: Fr l,1.3.-I, Sec 4. NHS l.2.3.4, Math I, Vi I. VB 2. FJA 2. FBLA 2.3. Prom 5, MAT 3. SC 3. Psy 4. ROBERTSON. SIACI: NHS I.2,3.4. Band I,2,3.-1. Pres Qx -I. PC I, MAT 2.5.-I. GR 2.3.4. Treas 3. SC 2.3, Psy 4 ROGERS. JEFF: SpC I, Sp l,2. NHS l.1,3,4. Dr 2.3.4. Cho 1.3, NFL 3.-4. MAT 3. Psy 4. ROSS. STACEY: FBLA 3.4. Ari 3, RUN 4. Psy 4, Dr 4. RYAN. LAURA: Show I. Cho I.2.3. I-CA I. BB IJ. VB I Track I, SB 2.3.4. SL 2.3. CDC 2, NHS 2. Psy 4. SANZONE. MICHELE. Sp l,1, PC I. CDC 4. f l U?- . 5 I SAVAGE, LANCE: Sp 1. ram 4, Psy 4, SEGELL. scott. Banu 1.2. sc 1.5.4. NHS i.2.3.-1. spi H3 2. MAT 3.4. Prom 3, Psy 4. SHAVER. RICHARD. Dr i. Sp 2. Mt-.1 3. Chess FBLA 3.4. NHS 4. Psy 4. SHAW, DAVID: is 1.1.3. sc i. PCA 1.2. Bsb i, Track MAT 4, Psy 4.