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

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Homecoming,like Rom is not built in one day Homecoming is thought of as only one day, but around PM Homecoming preparations startaweek in advance. Plans Qf floats, nominating and votingforqueen, dance preparations and the broadcasting of news last throughoutthe week. Then it's Friday, October 5, Homecoming day. All the work is finished Kexceptforthe football players, that isl. Queen Karen Morrison finds herself in the middle of the parade crowd on a hot afternoon. The coronation is at hand, and sighs of expectancy excape from the crowd as Karen Morrison is crowned queen by Wendell Godwinfhalf the girls in school wished they were in Karen's shoes justforthatkissj. As 4:00 D m drew nearer, finishing touches were added to the floats and pre-parade crowds grew larger. Candidates and escorts from the Morrison Wendell Godwin Senior Class gather for their last Charlotte Prince and David Homecoming. They are: David jackson Ruster, Lee Ann Ivy, Karen

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Making her own magical mystery tour around the football stadium at halftime, Queen Karen Morrison is chauffeured by Brett Agee in his familiar Mercedes. Those people who attend football games just to watch the band perform are rarely disappointed. 'The Show Band of South Central Oklahoma' makes its usual Homecoming appearance. Student Council members Dennis Smith and Ellen Lindsey find delivering mums a fun job. Along with the pleasure of passing the flowers out, they get to find outwho boughtwhom a mum. :Lv Representing thelunior Class, Shirl McClain portrays C3PO in the Homecoming parade. The floatwenton towin second place. 4 1 4 'T 'V 0 My it il s .. .lk ,K ,- 4 14- homecoming Queen Candidates gather around one of the ieeps used to transport them around thefield during halftime activities. The candidates arei Michelle Copeland, freshman, jennifer Rector, freshman: Kaye Wayland, junior, Rhonda Harris junior, LeeAnnlvy, senior, Lori Crews, sophomore: Charlotte Prince, senior, and Tammie Garrett, sophomore. ' x E3 gi il l2..LL...3.

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Seniors take top, Third win in three years News was disappointing the tension grew, for all except the seniors, WhiSDGrS Of I wonder if the class of '80 won again WG'll Win, or We just for the third year in a row gOt to Win, Or lf we with their Space rggket don't win, the dance will and Flying High, The be a flop, came from the juniors were in second crowd of PV fans. But place with Laser Power, never fear, we did win, and last, but not least by with 6 final SCOre of any meangi the freghmen 21-14. Now QVGFVOIWQ WHS were third with Panthers Set in the right mood to in Outerspace, dance the night away, As the daytime Waking on the activities of parades and following morning was queeng gave way to the like 3 blur, it had all night's game and dance, happened so fast. Making their entrance onto the field a bit more dramatic than usual, the Panther team comes charging from the panther head made by Mr. Tony Hawkins. Dancing in matching outfits with his favorite queen, Karen Morrison, alumnus Carl Anderson puts in his appearance at the Homecoming dance. 16- homecoming - 'N js- l if V 53 ff! si Mg -+- I r Fl X x ,X , Wig, - a it Ste? .