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

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W , run. flea W , Vx' f it 7 Wa Putnam City West Sr. High School 8500 N.W. 28 Oklahoma City, Qklahoma 78127 787-1140 Volume Eighteen Patriot Profile 1986 4

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A year. .. full of urprises right before their eyes. A year when flamboyant mixed plaids, paisley and untucked shirt tails were in, and a year when the Fight Song roused pep assembly spectators to their feet. The school was familiar - pot holes still in the parking lot, Ojls portrait hang- ing on the gym Wall and decora- tions lining the halls during the homecoming decorating con- test. Some things were definitely different, though. Cheerleaders Won their way to the National Competition in Florida, sopho- mores were allowed, for the first time, to order class rings, and attendance at after school drama productions packed the audito- rium for a change. It was a year full of surprises, but one of L 2 4 if J ., iq. , .. Z ' , , ,,., ii: bw ykgg ., -if 1,- lf 0, if Q. t . .Pa .cw ,in 9, M GJ. 3, u 44 , 5, a 22 Y ffm A 5- jg, f, f' M y f ,- . ,if fp' I -fe, .mac - . ..-- iz. Q' l' 'f'f '-f, traditional events, too. It was a ' , i..i year nobody wanted to miss. N 0 mistaking Passing hot chocolate on the doldest K . d night of a football game are sopho- V fnen S' ey more Brandi Murphy and junior, Kg, Y Shafe Cl h,0Z Stacia Going, as they attend he playoff ff-isgjf A ' ' ii if ' game in Norman at O n S dium. drink, on a The temperature d pped to the 405 33 ig cold Vllght. and spectato l' d on blankets and 'dbx V my drink k p m. ' 2. 2 lk Divider