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

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Red and gold. Waiting to perform at the homecoming assembly, flag corps members, Laura Hogenmiller sophomore. June Spear. junior and Tami Myers, junior, sit on the sidelines, J U NIO R 5 Leading the juniors in a yell during a class competition at the West pep assembly, Greg Anderson Jarret Johnson and Carl Hanson. ' 'N here was no way to avoid it. Throughout the state the school had gained a reputation. People whispered about it and wrote about it, until everyone knew. Rumors flew back and forth as respect for the school grew. The one-time little schoolhouse on the prarie had really made something of itself. The scope of accomplishments in every field was staggering and articles of recognition in the Daily Cklahoman and Times and other local newspapers became commonplace. Success fed success, and awards accumulated and multiplied. Even when the trophies slipped out of reach, THE DIFFERENCE that special something that was uniquely our own remained. That something was more than a positive attitude and a high set of standards, and more than a group of people or a series of events. lt was a combination of all these things and a million more - a combination that left the ordinary far behind and made it impossible for any word but one to sum it all up - and that word was - legendary. '33 The distant strains of triumph. After the final quarter of the Norman game, Jeff Horany, lunior, pauses to relive the last few moments of the defeat, as sounds of the Norman victory celebration drift across the field. Although the football team lost the majority of the season's games, the team still managed to come through when it counted-such as in the game against number one ranked Midwest City. L J juniors. show their class spirit. - Opening

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