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

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room was provided. After ,an energetic game of ping pong or a fast moving dance, it was nice to step outside and enjoy cokes and treats provided by parents. After the dance a quieter spell was offered. Banquet-goers made their way to the movie theater where they watched Hero at Large or, in some cases, they just slept. As the time stretched between mealtimes, stomachs T began to growl, telling one and all it was time for an early morning breakfast, and I mean early! Try 3 a.m. on for size. Once breakfast was finished, the planned ctivities were over. But ome who still wanted j ore party and fun- r maybe just to watch he sunrise-went out to ow water bridge for more. Bat Masterson, Billy the Kid and Wyatt Earp they're not. They're just our own Hershel Dobbins, john Creel and john Cox. R Tflf The theme for the banquet was The Wild Wild West. Did someone forget to tell Mickey Morris and Carolyn Bosworth, or were they just trying to be different? Be sure and get a good look, 'cause you probably won't see them dressed like this very often. Donnie Sharp, jeff McMahan, Randall Ezell, johnny Biffle, Vernon Frost, Steve Alfred and Dickie Norton decked out and were on their way. ,i f .,..,..... twfygfeef Q,g,f2 yrs. W E5 M W2 Zitiiftii' sf3.g.,,.,,as,,, cms rc .. : 8:22:22 ifzfzsksssus-1.115sfzsgseegg-ggwgmgwmt wsyjeg gf Hiiimgfttiti S sggzygmfgw qs,.,g,,,4zft,,,5 gg gljil mir: mg Q EEPZQQWZNS ' fig Jn 2' gf. 'sg iiii .,. :'9'f -' W ' iss 'imWS'f 49 gg. itt,.t.., . 21 wswwj. ww Xwsmv-z.S5m2mt'3tf P439' Smit: Xfiesgwt wifwwysiit' Zittffzwxwswwm' 'Z'5'Wf swwwmvMmmMiyagi i at E3ESa5,t:f523fM,i?sS,awgt :wxwwh-Q mat wi Us i 65 ' 2- Dancin' in the fog, john Warren, Mic Hudson and Sherrie Frost enjoy the best light and fog show T aroundQ ' Lookin' like a -million, Curtis TfYlnB his hand ata new game. i Spain, Mike Parrish and Gary Steve Mueller finds he has'a ' Higgins decide dre55jng up i5n't talent for bumper pool. Valerie that bad after all. Ewert tries to pick up a few tips on the game. student life-23 ww.4,3,?21f'Q2ix2'.SNe

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What happens when a decorated by Diane Penix. the Student Council slave bunch of kids get Appealing to the sale during Spirit Week. together to raise a little student body's more ln another form of money? A lot of hard sentimental side, Student manual labor, the work and a good time, no Council'slannual flower cheerleaders'car wash matter what the cause, sales went well. School also did well. Well Many clubs found that spirit ran high during enough to keep them the quickest way to a Homecoming, netting busy all day, anyway, kid's pocket was through S5385 on mums. A lot of said Robin Hutchinson. his stomach. Spanish Club sweethearts got But, as always, there made S5250 selling candy carnations, the tokens of were those well-planned bars and French Club love bringing 5125 during projects that never got off made S175 peddling the Valentine holidays. the ground. Such was the M81M's. FHA brought in Every man has his fate ofthe clothing sale almost 5100 selling raffle price, even the teachers, for the European Travel tickets for Christmas and who brought the Club. In consideration of Valentine cakes, brightly handsome sum of S114 at the downtown merchants, school officials asked the sponsor, Ms. Elaine Warden,not to have the sale. But even with set- backs like that, the Travel Club had,at one time, over S700 in its account. At the end of the year came the most popular fund raising event of all. With the help of some very generous merchants, the junior class raised over S3000 for the jr.-Sr. Banquet, setting a new record in tund raising for any activities. df '1 QMS NWD52 35 vPL1z? s::ff,p 7 rfgfilivf? f5'fE::?1f 3252? :kiwi 120 sf., B' 5 3 WP 2 Q ig i3g5E33E5,,.g'3f I wists 55, 5215. J, .1-:g .:1 :: f :-54: : .,,.-5.9 . A3 miwwfw.f5wrs'fr'fw:i,fwmzy W :sg :sv ,, ,f,ffh,fg15fsggf.fsf50 g5f.t,,,5.f f-f..,,55,,.v,w.t..1sW Robin Hutchinson and Andrea Nash show the sign for their great sale, the one they never had, due to conflict of business interest. Mum's the word! Especially at the annual Student Council mum sale. Chip Howard and Lori Crews pick up theirs from Karen Morrison. student life-25