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

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Movin Up M Wfl'Moving On l ' Then, remembering that this was the year the Panthers became fifty years strong, we reached out to check our vital signs. The secret emerged: We were alive! Expansion was evident in the community. New street lights alone two miles of Highway 19 became known as the Great White Way and city plans included a lake to the east of town and a country club to the west. New businesses were added and old, established landmarks succumbed to progress and moved in all directions to more modern locations. The town itself was putting on plans and pulling off improvement. 1. School Spirit demands a pre-game bonfire. 2. From the county's corners come fireworks spectators each Fourth of Iuly. 3. Step by step, the new gym goes up. au!!! 9

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l-JDHEN J It's Reality- MU We Are Alivew At school we found that some of our goals were attainable. The new gym was finished, and we had access to the student lounge before school, during the lunch hour and even during release time Electricity was evident in the spirit around us. The system was alive with activity and academics. What had seemed to be a nowhere, nothing year, once checked for signs of life, proved to be vital, expansive and upward mobile. 1. Religion plays a large part in the lives of many teenagers, including local students. Z. Killin' time during release time, now permissible, finds many students in the new gym lounge area. 3. Phillip Sheppard presides over FFA projects, necessary to the area's agricultural future. STUDENT LIFE CLUBS CLASSES ............ gi jg SPORTS ........... .. PEOPLE ............. ADS ................ INDEX..,.. H H