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

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Entertainment Pam Gorman Chorus students act out the play Grease for the students and their families. Q 1 Nichols Iph Ra

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Students choose -'i Mr. and Miss Patriot can- didates were nominated by seniors in their English class during the month of Febru- ary. The winners were Ja- mie Hammond and Mark Mosley. Other candidates included Luke Altendorf, Dale Self, Steve Stovall, Shannon Strickland, Holly Davis, Niki Smithee, Gayla Stevens, and Favorites Patti Tucker. Jamie Hammond was Stu- dent Council vice-president and was involved in Pep Club and Honor Society. She was Lion's Club student of the month for February. Mark was Student Coun- cil chaplain his junior year. He was also Boy's State Governor, Exchange Club Student of the month, a Mr. and Miss Patriot PEAK student, and was a varsity wrestler. Luke Altendorf was drum major for two years and was Student Council treasurer School's top honor . his senior year. Dale Self was president of the senior class and was a K if .Jwf 17 up 1717 'i C'- R 4 . .2 l f we J n W 1 member of Jets. Steve Stovall was in Stu- dent Council, and was trea- surer of DECA his junior year. Shannon Strickland was president of his junior class and was involved in Student Council. Patti Tucker was a Stu- dent Council member and Psychology club president. Ciayla Stevens was in Stu- dent Council and was senior class secretary. Niki Smithee had been Student Council secretary her junior year and president her senior year. Holly Davis was Lt. gover- nor of Girl's State, junior class vice-president and was involved in Student Council.

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That's- New sources of entertain- ment for T. V. fans appeared on channels 34 and 25 or Ll.H.F. in the middle of No- vember. Older shows like The Three Stooges, Odd Couple , and The Mun- sters, captured the atten- tion of high school viewers. But there were still those students who enjoyed a night at home cuddled up to their favorite book or short story. Flowers in the At- tic , and The Legacy , where two of the more popu- , -R J' V Books were a fun form of self enter- tainment for junior Cindy Givins. Eating popcorn was a major part of any movie for juniors Penny West and Pam Mappin. Entertainment Entertainmenti-l lar books read by students and faculty. Movies where also a popu- Sources Of Entertainment lar form of entertainment. Though with the high prices of 54.00 per person few stu- dents could afford to see a variety The Jerk and Kramer -vs- Kramer were just a few of the more highly rated movies for the year.