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

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-, istracted by what someone was saying ,Q to me, I didn't hear what unqform we Zz' were supposed to be wearing. S o I showed up the next day in the wrong 3'7 unq'orm. I thought I was wearing the right one, but I was wrong. It was pretty embarrassing because I had to go ahead and twirl in it. After that day it seemed like I was always wearing the unjorm, so I would just bring two or three to school and change here once I found out which one would be the correct one. Senior, LaTonya Howard PeI'feCt Ill3ICh.Senior, LaTonya Howard twirls during an assembly while wearing the correct uniform. LaTonya has shown up mismatched from other twirlers wearing the wrong uniform. Photo by Mike Hamilton Say it with plaids.junior, Lance Locke expresses his offbeat fashion tastes during the Nerd dance, held during Roast week, where students showed up wearing mismatched cloth- ing. Photo by Mike Hamilton B. 10 dp Mismatched i. ,5.,. Jw. ' we f - - e K M.. , f if ., ,. .+ O .5-.1 of KQV YE. Q is ,s J -115, ,M Nha A.. ye . K -,fx t -: Ls -1 XA if ggi ' Q -Q,-..-,,.'yf,, -.V ,Q Q .. , , ,. 5' 'f - Q 1 ' . .-,L f 2 g Q, 1. ,. ' V .,k. , ,Q,:.15--fr:-.,s,,,.: , R . .. 5. V , .. ,, 5 K' K ,S L. ' J' J mt...1-: i, , . .X+vf,.- - 4. K K, is I 4-1 ., .f -- S . , I 5 he L. K 1. 1 , ,, Q .Q ' 1 Q 'J' - , ,- K age. W ff fs, -f , . ,ss 4 -is ,ug 4-4 .4 .5 5 , Q v f' - sf 'Q 1'.'t gg igwv , 4.-- ,'-B., , .. ,,,.- - ,n . ,, v Q 'Af ,. ' js - . . lr . 4 , . Q' ' - .YR ' ,-, 3, .' . ,, X 'W 2 ' ssl , . ' v . I . .. . . 4 -fs ' . wb - s X vt ' , .+ -- N.. - Y , 1 wifi , , X 5 +- 1' K JV .3 .. .. ,H - I Af' -W Q-Vg, - 4' 4 ,Hs Wig 1 Q ff S' gt , R V in - 2 ' , ' QQ. ,.x- - '- Y xv Q . Q. . Q A V K V I -- .Q W. Q gi- Y 1 6 4- ,X I . x in C V at W xfg ..... v- x f ws.,

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n Oct. 2, seniors, Blair Monroe, Robert Miller, Brent Humphries, 321. jamie Shaw, Kurt Lewis and I went 237' to the vistor side of the Putnam City I. Stadium and cut our way through the ' fence. When we got in and were get- ting ready to go out on the field we saw the campus police, so Blair, Brent, Robert, and Kurt went to the dugout on the baseball Held and jamie and I hid in the bushes. We waited for about an hour and everyone came to where jamie and I were. We decided we were going to do it so we all ran to the door ofthe locker room on the other side of the field. We sat there for about thirty minutes and then we ran out on the Held and made a WH and the 386' with diesel fuel and ran for the fence. When we got to the fence the stadium lights came on. We all ran. Robert, Blair, and I ran around the block while jamie, Brent, and K urt jumped fences in back yards. Robert got caught on the street by a policeman. Blair and I ran. Blair hid in Kurt's jeep. I hid in some bushes, Kurt got caught going back to his jeep, and jamie and Brent turned themselves in. Blair got caught in the back of Kurtis jeep, and I turned mysebf in. They took me to the station, got our names and numbers and called our parents to pick us up. I 'd do it again, though. My brother did it so I had to. I tls a tradition. When we came back to school, the jhrst thing Webb told us when we walked into his ofjhce was 'You messed upf Thatls all just 'You messed up,. He was right. In-house suspension was miserable. Randy Erickson, senior. I Q 2llk'S CllCap.Senior, Randy Erickson fills in junior, Michelle Harris and friends about the night he was caught trying to burn a and 86 in the Putnam City Football field, as Randy tried to uphold tradition. Photo by Susan Steele Student Life

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