Pauls Valley High School - Panther Yearbook (Pauls Valley, OK)

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thingf that made you C ry Losing the homecoming game. So many people having so many wrecks, so many busts ,and so many tickets. Receiving report cards in Janu- ary to ruin an otherwise perfect- ly good New Year. Getting up at 8 a.m. to go on a field trip. The passing of a very close friend 'l. Ben Jacobson 2. The student council gets new machines. but soon threatens to have them removed if the trash cans aren't used. 3. Vandalists raid Doc Hayhurst's room. 4. You laugh so hard you almost cry when Miss Sue Wallace plays Santa. 6 15 '5i?'W4 Y eff

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.,, ist, ,V r- l L , Y , Y. thingf thot touched you off For the first time in the history of P.V.H.S., students are as- signed seats in the auditorium, and roll is checked at each as- sembly. Someone ruins the negatives of some of the best pictures you've taken all year. An alarming number of chug- holes slow down the traffic in the parking lot. 1. Tom Felan agrees it is a sobering thought to look at report cards, 2. Filing negatives is a big job for Renee Willis in photography. 3. Miss Janie Lawson checks the senior seating chart at assembly. 5

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thingf tlml: made you laugh First hour chemistry students spend most of their time chas- ing white mice around the room. Halloween brings on egg wars between students and new teachers. lVlr. Krawczyk wears a black tux to school the first day, but then decides he isn't dressed appropriately for the occasion. The girls start going to the barber shops and the boys start going to the beauty shops. 1. Lonnie Pearson, Debi Brown, Ken Harris, Betty Barton. Paul Nlaxwell, and Brenda Mcliinzie get their heads together to see what they can dream up 2. Brad Loman and Larry Coshow demonstrate wrestling maneuvers for Coach Johnson. l .Iii 'riifi S fir ail 2 ' 'faith l 3 7