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

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Involvement and the building of school spirit were the primary goals of the Student Council. Much effort and hard work combined to plan many exciting activities to bring togetherness to the school. Student Council attended the state convention and ran for president,but was defeated by Western Heights. Winter activities included Valentine carnation sales which had overwhelming suc- cess with the students. Spring activities included the Gong Show and volleyball tourna- ment, starting the flow of spirit which continued throughout the year. 1. Using her own comgosition, Simone Hart entertains assem ly-goers during Spirit-Week activities sponsored by Student Council. 2. Senior member Rhea Ann Williamson recommends sending your sweetheart a valentine courtesy of the Student Council. 3. Kai Hauser and friends from West Germany get a chance to compare Oklahoma schools with their schools. Tammy Delaplain hosted the tour which included downtown. 4. Sophomore Council members are Ierry Coshow, Ianice Munday, Fawn Taylor, Allison Grimmett, Wendell Godwin, and David Iackson. 5. Iunior Council members are Andy Kehl, Lou Ann Edgar, Susan Watkins, Lyn Woodworth, and Suzanne McClain. 6. Senior Colmcil members are Steve Coshow, Eddie Ellis, Trey Lam, Debbie Wales and Rita Tolle. Student Council 27

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Council Adds ew Ideas 1. Homecoming mums are being sold by Student Coimcil president, Tammy Delaplain. 2. Christmas decorations are taken out and sorted for the Student Counci1's traditional tree. Zinda Mauldin, Lisa Peel, and Paul a Iohnson assist. 3. Startingyat the top, Paula assures the gym lob y of a perfect tree within the hour. 4. The year began with many new and exciting ideas on the agenda for the student body. Officers are Trey Lam, treasurerg Rita Tolle, reporter: Steve Coshow, vice-president: and Tammy Delaplain, president. 5. Freshmen Student Council mem- bers are David Martin, Denise Pickard, Stephanie Taylor, Eddie Garrison, and jeff Livingston. 26-Student Council

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Twelfth Year Last Year As the year came to a close, so did Mildred Winningham's term as Student Council sponsor. Mrs. Winningham had devoted twelve years of hard work. After spring break, the pace settled dovm and the wheels turned more slowly. Events were the usual, as the Council sponsored Seniors Who's Who and elected new members and leaders for the upcoming year. 1. Eddie Ellis handles the ballot box while Ronda Prince votes for a new Council. 2- Lyn Woodworth reviews the announcement about conditions in the parking lot. 3- Z-Z-Z-Z. . .8:15 is just too early to open for business, say sleepy Council participants. l l 28-Student Council - L .1 - -ff: YW ' f : 1,,4f?T , ' ' . ' ,Q a 5 Z , . . ...W f vi . e ettttty