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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Outside hours spent bring , O Reward and recognition onderful Heavenly Harps. Senior Julie lves Csecond from Topj plays Tea for Two aT The spring concerT for The Oklahoma Harp Ensemble which was held af Holmberg Hall of The UhiversiTy of Oklahoma. Her dress was especially made for her by Mimi CoTTrell.-Photo by Ron Olson ho ho Westis tudent 31? I decided lasf year fhaf I was going o have my own fashion show before I graduated Thaf is parf of The reason why I wenf fo Korea I work very hard' I deserve fo be professional some day' Il of The sTudenTs had TcilenT buT very few of Them used iT To iTs fullesT poTen- Tial. Some of The sTudenTs discovered and began To develop Their gifT. WheTher iT was pracTic- ing The harp for Two hours a day, Taking and devel- oping seven rolls of film a week, or designing and sewing sixTy dresses in Two monThs, Their dedica- Tion paid off. Senior Ron Olson was chosen one of Twelve from a field of one hun- dred phofographers To aTTend The Summer Arfs lnsTiTuTe aT OuarTz Moun- Tain. He won firsT, second, and Third place awards in The phoTography conTesT aT Oscar Rose, and BesT of Show aT The conTesT in Wewoka. Along wiTh firsT and Third place awards aT ST. Gre- gory's, he received one hundred dollars and a ST. Gregory's scholarship. Young designer Mimi CoTTrell, Senior, had her firsT fashion show on No- vember 8 in The Pufnam CiTy WesT cafeferia. I decided lasT year ThaT l was going To have my own fashion show be- fore I graduaTed, said Mimi. She did have her fash- ion show feaTuring sixTy of her own designs and wiTh five hundred specTaTors There To honor her debuT. -Copy by Julie Ives . WhO'S Who