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

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rodiTion Tokes d u m b I e Some soy TrodiTions were mode To be broken buT oThers soy These some TrodiTions ore whoT kepT school spiriT olive ond The senTi- menToliTy wos whoT memories were ond ore mode of. True To form, mony TrodiTions died hord. The fomilior memory of O.J., known To closses posT, foded buT This memory sTill would noT die. The PiroTe Buriol wos chonged To o PiroTe RoosT by STudenT Council officers hoping The chonge would bring new inTeresT. All girl Student Council officers prepore To sell compufer dofing Iisfs. - Phofo by Sfephanie T Rhodes Cheers are led by senior closs presidenf Lionel Len- oir oT The pep ossembly in The oudiTorium. -Photo by Sfephanie Rhodes IT wos held QT BeThony Pork on 36 insTedd of oT Loke Overholser. STudenT Council eIecTed officers were dll girls ond Lionel Lenoir wos The firsT block senior closs presi- denT. The Tennis courTs were The siTe of o donce for The firsT Time. For The firsT Time o pep ossembly wos held in The oudiTorium. School firsTs, oIThough mony Times broke old school TrodiTions, were The beginnings of new ones. -Copy by So!!! Herrioff

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eople's Tdces found in ld ces STudenTs Zino Ochoo, Troy Wil- son ond Lors Wogner were seen helping ouT in The communiTy. Seniors Troy Wilson ond Lors Wogner ToughT swimming lessons To five yeor olds oT The Y while Gino Pickett Tought ToTs To Tumble oT lVloTT TroTTers. Gino soid, The kids ore reol cuTe ond iT's fun To see Them leorn and progress. The Bethony ond WesTern Oaks librories provided good ploces To sTudy, reseorch, or To porTicipoTe in reoding programs. STudying in o librory is rnuch more beneficiol To rny grodes, sold Julie Johonning, sophomore. The Western Ooks Nursing ResT Home wos onoTher ploce students could be seen working in The kitch- en or yisiTing with ond reoding To Their newly ocquired friends. Churches, such os ST. John's lVleThodisT, offer o Wide voriety of ocTiviTies, sold junior Stephonie Muller. STill oTher sTudenTs could be seen shopping wiTh friends QT Quoil Springs Moll, where They hod The choice of some 420 shops. -Copy by Dovio' Sovoge Sophomore Chrlstl Ford lends o helping hand oT The Western Ooks Heolth Core Center. -Phofo by Tracey Deofhe A Ford Mustang got a good woshing by seniors Lori Tucker and Greg Horowoyduring o Sponish Club cor wosh -Phofo by Joy Von Tunglen T Western Oaks Health Care Center was T another place students. could be seen visiting with and reading to their newly acquired rr flfiendss Places And Faces L:

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