Putnam City West High School - Patriot Profile Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Crganizations Putnam City West has as many extra-curricular activities as any older, more established school. Since every organization had to have a constitution before being recognized by the Student Council, PCW looked more like the scene of the Constitutional Convention than Philadelphia. Bake sales seemed to be the most popular manner with which to increase the Clubs' empty treasuries.

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Patriot Profile Emerges From Deadline Turmoil inexperienced but willing to learn were the deter- mined 25. These young innocent people who were led astray and into the web of Room B210 knew not what was expected of them as members of the Yearbook Staff. However, the cold hard truth met them soon enough. Since onlytwo members had had previous high school yearbook experience, they were appointed co-editors before school started by Mrs. Gloria Quaid. sponsor. Planning the sequence of pages and selecting the rest of the editors were the first projects of co-editors, Donna Strahorn and Chris James, and Mrs. Quaid. The obstacles thrown into the path of a well-executed yearbook were numerous and the pressure of its being the first was sometimes depressing, but the struggle of preparing Patriot Profile for its debut was reward- ing beyond words. 1. 9 .,i31l.l,H1lx'1llflWf3i'll!l!lgigiIQi ii ill it E ' wzsfasttsf iii ili 'lli '.i ii 'i.i .i 2-W' . E , ill . . it . ..tt...ii... it s A Co-editors Chris James and Donna Strahorn smile unsuspectingly as Mrs. Quaid plans to knock over the chairs. V .V 24 Debbie Tomlinson, Marsha Lippert, Kathy Hoffman and Cheryl McCracken comprised Jan Blankenship's layout staff this year and often found themselves working overtime to accomplish their year- bookdeadlines.