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

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Ou+ ol' School And I+' just one word couldn't be used to describe the night life of Putnam City High School students. It was as diverse as each individual. Many found money to be the major factor in their decision of what to do. I love movies, but instead of paying almost five dollars you can go to Sound Warehouse, rent two for that price, invite someone special and have just as much fun, said Barry Walker, senior. Movie costs didn't keep everyone home however, and theatres were packed for movies such as The jag- ged Edge or PeeWee Herman's Big Adventure. The Sting concert attracted many students as well. I got up at 3:00 a.m. and went with Mike Moses to stand in line until Wal-Mart opened for that con- cert. It was worth it because we got fourth row seats, said Mei-Lai Fong, senior. i S Q- El f 59 ' 2 fi' 5 Nw T A UT? . f V l l i DANCIN' IN THE SHEETS. Laura Kaye Ludwick and Heather McPheeters take a breather after dancing to a live band at a Toga Party. 8 NIGHTLIFE amen.. . . PARTY I live for the weekends. They give you a chance to forget about school and relax with your friends. H -julie Cunningham I was simply amazed that he could outperforrr The Police starting from scratch. It was outstandingf said Scott Palmer. Parties often occupied Friday and Saturday night: with everything from togas to Young Life. Parties are a great way to get away from the pressures of school and be yourself for a change, saic Brett Fenner, senior. Football games and other sporting events added up to inexpensive entertainment. Other school sponsorec activities such as dances were also ways to spend time with friends without draining pockets. There is nothing that compares with the fun times spent with friends at dances and games. Money just isn't as important as the people you're with, said Robert Bruce. A NIGHT ON THE TOWN. Being waited on is Kara Lee as she celebrates her birthday at Crickets with some friends.

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