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

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Fashions Oxfords shoes being tried on by Senior Pam Barlow at Betty and Co. in DeVille Shopping Center. were the latest style in Trying to beat the extremely cool temperatures in classrooms, stu- dents such as Irish sophomore wearing long underwear under clothing. vi : v : E CD Dresden Bivins wears the latest blazer with plaid skirt and oxfords Jeff Nlcho -. .- c . ll P .1 -. Stun Tummy Stevens

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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.

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- The latest in Clothes were always an important part of a students life and keeping up with the latest trends in fashion was one side to many Patriots. As society changed so did the latest trends in fashions. lt seemed that each season fashions were slightly differ- ent from the year before. Jeans were going from straight leg to baggy, while shirts were more tailor cut. ln mid-January gold soared to over S800 an ounce. These prices caused many students to start wear- ing imitation jewelry. Fashions Fashions Resembling the sixties, fashions for girls were pleat- ed skirts and pants with ox- ford shoes and socks. Collar .- Resembling the sixties T ties, collar pins, or charm necklaces were always part of a girl's attire. For the guys, sweaters, velour shirts, and pleated dress pants were the latest trend. Also, sport blazers, name- ly wool and corduroy, were a special look for guys. To go along with the blazers and suits, fashions for men turned back to the past with narrow ties. Also in style was the frat look, oxford, izod and polo shirts, khaki pants and deck shoes. The most widely worn clothes of both the girls and guys were jeans, corduroys and t-shirts. This was one side of dress that would al- ways be in fashion for the high school students. Trying on baggy pants at Papa's Girls in downtown Bethany is junior Debbie McCoy with her mom, Deb- bie also choose accessories to com- plete her outfit. li ill I yy'-all I . ri l l ill .ia , ll 1 1' vi iff' T f 'z