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

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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.

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iq, . Hardy 1 The flip side of -- Although television, books, and movies were among the most common forms of entertainment. Concerts became a big side of many students and faculty members lives. -111 A whole different type of entertainment. Mlke 'rn 133. Zi :S an W5 Elm mu: :': 55 on N-1 35 Clm 3 25 XF WU? EO 33 Qzm 301 C04 Hg :T mf 0 E.: tore 3' 'S W-va HN 1 PP TN mf!! on N 5 2 U1 O 'U .T O El O -. F' :Z n nr na FV an m FV rn F9 O to rn F9 cr rn f-V' rf rn 1 seats for such concerts as R.E.O., Head East, and the Eagles. Few students left con- certs without buying souve- nir t-shirts and programs. A whole different type of entertainment was going to such places as Cactus Jacks for a competitive games of pool and pinball. There were a few students that could en- joy playing these games at home. Bowling, skating and swimming were also means of entertainment. More and more students and faculty Entertainment Entertainment found these activities to be ways to spend free time. In the latter part of the year, many Patriots started attending fitness centers for a game of racketball or a good old fashion workout. After the first visit, the sore- ness of muscles made stu- dents wonder whether the exercise was really worth it. ln the end, the fun had al- ways won over the aches.