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

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,W WW! QMA WWWQM .. W,- if WLM wwljg My V, The Beginning ssftitt An architects dream, a creation . . . Putnam City West sprouted from the red clay into a cold inanimate struc- ture. Only when the incoming students breathed life into its newly-tiled halls did it become a school. We experienced the birth of the Patriot name . . . the realization of our school song . . . our Declaration of Independence from old Putnam . . . the completion of a unique and modern gymnasium . . .the development of school pride . . . the struggle to build a united and progressive school . . .the motivation to maintain spirit. . .and the initiation of THE BEGINNING of new and long-enduring traditions. ,ni 'E Ti if t..t - f,fQ,55N'0P4 HFUH if 'fp . '..i967- l Viewing a plaque bearing name-S of those who aided in the creation of Putnam West is Mr. Dean Wild. 'iz 0, its, emit o3.g.,cQitiW, ,k3Y0xA-itrvxi Mxg YM?-axv' Ogg WO I Wake 'VCXFSAVBCY vxeyelx' JS?-00' Louise 2 ' ti sift, - ' -,,,,,, is- 'll 'Hill it 'i f A , it T. ly pri, , 'i.i'iw,g, , 3 ,lg t , ti, ,Q ' , . - ,fa ,tl QQ'll,jYlli ii,11Yil,Lliwjiiilll.,,E95Qwft1'lil'Ql! 'wE !Q1 i:i1'125,1 iw-- tli li'pf'1jjtjts '. .j'5ssfg'- ,si i -I. nw,-mt Q, , H, !4-,,l.- , - -I ., 1 1 ' s-Z, Y 1 1 g. s I - m.. ' 'if' - it A ' -'V - '- ' -' ff l T , F555 A V. g . a Z , ,sig l ., Y. ..lC:. i--LZZM: , Q . i, 1.41. - . ffegsgt- ' , -i - - Y Z , Tm ' 1: it , it tll'tll,:j5f,i-,,,lll- Y, gl,-T , -, , gr -- .ii '4 r 3 Daw Qu.,,,i-.,.,Qa.ais2E2E':ss5will :la it 1wiwi1w'u-.H it , f'tE,.:1gig.,'... 'LL,a'-1i.,1, , ,1,we5.mt,ll,,..,w .,... Not every school has such stunning football royalty as PCW. These two beauties, Cole Newby and Butch Andrews, with their rugged A lone Patriot, Alton Abshure, scans the field as he plots his course of action at the EI Reno game. G J B P l- l r- l I

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Patriots Show Spirit Through Various Activities Spirited Patriots and attentive West supporters thronged to Away athletic events to cheer the team to victory. Unsuspected athletic ability was demonstrated by the pep club at the first annual powder-puff football game. Numerous practices in the brisk autumn weather con- tributed to the competition between the junior and sophomore girls. Sore, aching muscles and innumer- able battle scars were evidence of the fact that foot- ball is a sport best performed by men. Students took personal interest in meeting after games at local drive-ins to celebrate Patriot victories. These gatherings provided an opportunity to discuss incidents in school and athletic events. These were only a few of the activities that promoted spirit and pride and gave Patriots an undying sense of loyalty to West. The Faculty Christmas party provides good food for Mr. Wild and lively conversation for Miss Rowland. l l l Patriot Roger Ready takes advantage of the long bus ride home from the Anadarko basketball game. Opposing teams witness the first basket ever made by the Patriot roundballers as it swished through the net. Dan Miller, number 55,