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

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g,,5 Winter weather brought a return of hikers to the halls. Although socks are not always seen they are a part of everyday wear. Sweaters were an all year favorite for guys. junior Steve Stover models one. Tammy Smith and Cheri Frances, juniors, wear rabbit coats, which appeared more frequent this year than in the past. Straight jeans, jacket and tie make-up an outfit for sophomore Jill judkins. Sherri Kennedy, senior, waits for Corby Fisher, junior, wearing a velour shirt popular with both girls and guys. Kniclcers were a part of sophmore Kim Miller's wardrobe. j v- x,- 1' . , ,es -fx .4 -' gn 1 755' x ft-ef . 435 , A ,gfl 'g:' A ee 25

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U P- to-d a te This year's look in last year's clothes It didn't take more than a little imagination and some new or even old clothes to make a new fashion trend. For girls it was phases of hats, bow- ties, stick-pins, big shirts, straight jeans, and gold- belts. For guys disco- shirts, monogrammed sweaters, hiking boots, the everyday tee-shirt or wear- ing tennis shoes with a tux to the Christmas dance was stylish. Sometimes being too stylish was frustrating as comments and questions of Your slip is showing. and Where did you find that? were overheard in the halls and classrooms. It was just a matter of personal preference and money when it came time to decide what to wear the next clay. Bowties showed up on girls as well as guys. Down-filled vests joined letter jackets for senior guys. Textured hose worn by Melia Patrick, junior, became popular during the year. An ankle length dress, worn by senior Shelly Roland, was fash- ionable. Parts of cowboy attire, like these belonging to Chris Stump, senior, were common. Satin clothing was a fabric worn by many. This out-fit is worn by senior Dana Smotherman. Fashions , A . 1 2, ' f s W , . 1, r, 1 S, as :.' ' tm- - F' - - , fs? 2 il r . .3 f f lf! Q, Q M Q. .M x 2 X I ,- 4. 'W .erm . - , S ,WL Q . ' 1 1 - .T, - M D ' ' as , ,, .. , jf , Q43 . ' 'rv '98, if is .f'-ff-54' ' . -1. b95igLk,+2'f 'U W .if if vp,-Q ri I . . - A e -'52 '4 , I 4 , ' 5,5-' , H ' it .g , ,P ' , ,r 'Q - 1 N f jg .f E-' iii Fngi . ts- 4 A ' . - 5 u f -r sr-Q, ,' I I sv, - ,i fl.-at-, V 1 'Q I f , , - , V, M-Yup. .Au ,lf .W ,- s if f',,f L ' , , ' 'fs'-'G v,f ' , -gl Qk rff, ,.e,w'.-.fj', 5: ua. - I. if A . if 'W ,Wk AA U -,,,d!: '4 A 'Q 'fig J . fs-.-312521, e 1- I ff j V 1- fl g' ,an g ff . , in '- f-li 'L' K- lx ' K W3 Q, DWQA 'il ' Af' '1' 31214 if ff' H Q N A -. if, fs.: 'ffl i' ', 'ig-w,u5,+f 1 X . , ,.-eagfr. ' ' ' -'yr' -15 .. . 'lf-Xi. ,Cui ,i 'Q 1 4 ' 1- efi , -1, --,- -m,,m.,r,, .w is ,

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Shout it out! Out on the field and in the gym Putnam City West cheerleaders looked great, or at least the judges thought so. This ,summer at the cheerleading clinic held on the campus at Southern Methodist University, the West squad brought-home four superiors. Maelene Chambers was chosen out of one thousand girls as, Miss Shout It Out . Vicky McWhorter was se- lected to apply as a Nation- al Cheerleading Associ- ation instructor. They were one of two hundred and fifty squads competing to receive the award of excel- lence. Being a cheerleader wasn't as easy as they made it appear, two hours a day all summer long brought the results. Seniors Angie Heath, Velissa Rossen, and Vicki McWhorter cheer at a football game. Mindy Duncan, Angie Heath, Vicki McWhorter, Maelene Chambers, Paula Pickle, Velissa Rossen, and Melinda Ivey. Senior Velissa Rossen. Senior Melinda Ivey. Cheerleaders J Yis.,g,-gg . S'