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

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The Verd1ct 1 111 Mm Qtr.. f .3 l '35, Excited students crowd onto field after getting their revenge on P.C. by winning 28-13. - Photo by Tracey Deathe. Jury members, all teachers since the school opened, Mr. Mike Little, Mr. Bobby Loper, Mr. Wayne Morgan, Mr. Jimmie Cornelius, Mrs. Barbara Matlock, Mrs. Audrey Rice, Mrs. Beverly Mills, and Mr. Gary Webb, show their vote that O.J. is back. -Photo by Angela Emerson. 0 Opening

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5 5 l of It iii! MN 4' 'iv--' HS fe ' K- wtf? S1 I X ,E Y if r .Q 9, an, f x if 3 2 Neff is rr Y T SY? lla 'Zig il l at we as so + o I K P J P . -Sl '11, Q 5 'lifm , i K - - Samba is led by Mr. Bob Early, band director, as football players and seniors join in at the Norman Homecoming assembly, October 14.- Photo by Tracey Deaths. Dressed as a Pirate at the Pirate Roast on September 29, Greg Branch, senior, is held up by hooded Patriots, ready to be thrown into the fire.-Photo by Angela Emerson. Band and Flag Corps jump at Mr. Bob Early's cue at the Midwest City pep assembly Sep- tember 1.-Photo by Tracey Deaths. Opening . 5

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' Knowing what we wanted, we ac- cepted the challenge to prove O.J. is here to stay. Over 50 cars embla- zoned with 'O.J. Lives' and 'Eye of the Tiger' pa- . . raded to the stadium, filling it 'f with tltls Alive' pride. The stu- , dent section was 500 strong to watch the Patriots get 'sweet re- venge, over the Pirates, 28-13. As we f waited on the sidelines, yelling, 'Where's Mr. T' and then rushed the field, we all knew O.J. would be with us forever. We had officially accomplished our goal when the jury, chosen by Webb, wore the shirts at the homecoming assembly against Norman. While decorating the halls the next week O.J.'s spirit was present. To show this the senior class hung a picture of 'Rocky' on a crepe paper 'Wi above the school seal. In victory and defeat, his presence appeared at the Law- ton game. Through the rain and wind, the Patriot fans rose as Lawton's band played 'Eye of the Tiger', even though our team lost on the field. Insuring eligibility for state playoffs, we were right behind our team as they upset Moore, 35-19 making the 13 point requirement. Although, the wrong name was drawn out of the hat, to break the three- way tie, we had all done our best, together. The following Monday, for the cancer drive, we cheered Rocky on to access over Mr. T., almost as though we were actually seeing the fight. There 'as constant cheering as Rocky won and we raised over S500 in the process. Everything that happened this year showed our love, unity, and pride, not ist as Patriots, but as people. It took time, effort, and money but none of it was ansidered wasted . . . because youfre worth it? - Moore game upset 35-19, is celebrated by sen- iors Randy Wilson and Billy Alleman. - Photo ,, , by Tracey Deathe. Cheerleaders show students how they think West ranks during the Promotions - Pep As- sembly. Photo by Kvle Kuykendal. rw Opening o tiff is ran... 'er'r1 e-i-'1 .,