Putnam City High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Y? 1 MUSlC makes the world go 'round and 'round go these couples to the music of Maya, the band at Putnam City's annual Christmas dance. V Putnam City's pollees also rated Rumours'f just as high, lt was voted the No.1 album in each class taking an average lead of 12W over the second place album. Second place in the sophomore vote was Barry Manilow Live. The juniors and seniors both chose Boston for second place. The top ten singles were 1. You Light Up My Life 2. Stayin' Alive 3. We Are The Champions 4. Short People 5. Come Sail Away 6. Point Of No Return 7. Nobody Does lt Better 8. You're In My Heart 9. Cold As Ice 10. Carry On Wayward Son. There were no notable similarities between the different classes in this selection because of an extremely scattered vote. The No.1 single, You Light Up My Life, carried by only 4.7M of the total vote, and No. 2, Stayin' Alive, obtained only 4.1'Ms. There was a 42-way tie for last place, each record got one vote. It was the year of FM as far as radio was concerned, KZUE was voted favorite radio station by a 35M majority. The KATT came in second with 27'Xp and KOFM coughed up 19'Ks of the total votes to take third place. It was a close race between the KATT and the Zoo in all classes, Both the sophomores and juniors gave KZUE the No,1 slot, but the seniors favored the KATT. The 11 'XJ lead, however wasn't enough to put it in first place overall. ff That's Entertainment23