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

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Hot Wheels Burnin' Off Being a high schooler meant having a car. Having a car meant spending money. And spending money usually meant part-time jobs. And so it went. If results of student polls and interviews were correct, a student's best friend was his wheels. The wheels, places, and faces may change, but the lingering memories will be there, and each student can remember himself on the move. 1. As usual, senior guys show off their . . . convertible. 2. Shorty Shebester gets rigged up and ready for the traditional trot around town, a special treat for the neighborhood ldds. Two freshmen, Iohn Warren and Paul Dannar, reminisce the fun old days of riding with Shorty.

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1. Robert Munday, Danny Pierce, and Gary Iones break the monotony of the snow and ice by using an Oklahoma style of sledding. 2. The kiss of death is only an inch away as Iohn Cox teases a rattler before taking its venom to the market. 3. Much of the summertime is spent dovm at Rennie's pond. Carl Anderson, Kirby Hays, Ionny Toby, and Andy Trousdale enjoy a dip in spite of the springtime air. 12 18-Entertainment 1'Qnug,l