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

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Ban the draft was a slogon corried by sopho- more Joson SmiTh on 60's doy.-Phofo by Jeff Shilllhg - sf S i oooooog ' Q A 5 Iisgx M g '1YL 'T 4. ' X. . . Snowcanibo fun even by T esT-ciTemenT is Us by GST There wos more To school Thon jusT Ieorning. There were ossem- blies, morching bonds in The holls, porTies, ond occosionolly o donce or Two. All cousing exciTemenT . . . WEST- ciTemenT. Sons of LiberTy, o boys pep- club wos revised. They hod Their own cheers buT no uniforms, offi- cers, or even cheerleoders, mdk- ing Them noT on officiol pep-club. buT odding Their own ongle To WEST- ciTemenT. Then There wos Week of The Decodesf' held by STudenT Coun- cil The week of Jonuory 'lo-2'l. On Ivlondoy sTudenTs dressed up for The 5O's. Tuesdoy The oO's ond so on Till They reoched Fridoy, The 80's. Eoch closs won o cerToin omounT of links To odd To Their spiriT choin for Their cosTumes. On Wednesdoy, Jonuory '19, oll Three closses hod such good cosTumes ThoT They were dll oworded links for Their spirit choins. During The week of The dec- odes, wolking Through holls were more like wolking Through o Time mochine. STudenTs could see everyThing from flower girls holding 'tlvloke bedce- noT war signs To bunkers wiTh Their hoir died pink. AcTiviTies forming WEST- ciTemenT didn'T hove To be orgonized, sbecfoculor or foncy. WheTher iT wos bloying in The snow or running oround wiTh friends, The ocTiviTies sTudenTs bor- TicipoTed in ouTside The borders of The school oll reflected differenT ongles of WEST- ciTemenT.- Copy by Gino Pickeff sophomores Kyndol Keyser. She's dressed up g fOr. 50's doy.-Phofo by Jeff Shiwng . E Activities ...r, forming WEST4cItement didnft E have to be spectacular, pp-gg. ff nizedforiftancyg . g . .A. ...g A gg T T TWEST-Clfemefll

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Taking a nap after rald- ing The refrigerafor is sen- ior Don Seagraves -Phofo , in by Laura Buckles. Resi and relaxailon Is Taken advanfage of by senior Michelle Irwin. - Phofo by Stephanie Rhodes ,qs 5 - X ,Q ,ff .fq f here's really life afler wo.-45 Affer school a Typical sTudenT would rush in The door, Throw his books down, and make a mad dash Towards The refrigeraTor. Then The Television or radio were Turned on and blared while books wenT unfouched. As soon as I geT pasT The door I head for The sTereo and Turn iT on. Then comes someThing To drink and I relax before I go work ouT, said James McKinney, senior. Jobs afTer school occupied a loT of Time. Some barely had Time To go home, grab someThing To eaf, change inTo Their work cloThes, and race ouT The door. T'AfTer school The firsT Thing I do is puT my books by The door so I won'T forgeT Them on my way ouT. Then if There's any food in The re- frigerafor I raid iT and seTTIe down for a nap before work, said Bob- by Ore, sophomore. For oThers, homework was firsT prioriTy afTer school. I like doing my homework be- fore l do anyThing else. ThaT way I have all nighT To do oTher Things and noT worry, said Kevin Leyerle, junior. When The final bell rang iT also meanf an exTra half hour spenT aT school for Those who were Tardy or had disobeyed a Teacher. Besides The lunch bell, The 2:45 bell is The only one ThaT was greeTed wiTh a smile. -Copy by Jackie Rowe