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

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Overload! A newly-arranged Lambert, Uanny Purser, Roger Making plans for the future group of local talent, ,who plan Hunt and Kelton Strickland Georgann Roberson and Debbie to become famous. the young walked away with third place in Ponder glance through a bridal musicians, Robbie Cook, Chris the talent show. fair book, 4! E l -She may never be a fa-mqus chef, but jamie Barnes. got a, chance to show her talent in the cake decorating class. l ,l s 9 O n AS re.. -' -t A . . . ' Qffui rili :WTA 1 A i . A A . . 'QA Y A money making sport, trapping. is After lookin at the elts, Paul g McKee and Kevin Marcum can see why. K' A 26-student life ,,...., , l 'i ,Kg

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, XE -fl i ' E X Q 1 Q s gf 1 fl , if li 3? ixgz, --' 1 8 Spare time-something i everybody seems to have a little of. And how do the students who live in and around the arches spend that time? lt varies from painting to piloting reading to rodeo. Although Pauls Valley's recreational facilities aren't the greatest, the kids have the initiative to find and do their own thing. Pool sharks they weren't, A Slow-moving h0l'bYf but One but Duane Millard, Steve which keeps the brain constantly . . moving, is reading, and it's Lela Stalllngsf Crleg Songer, Tennison's favorite hobby Mark Williams and Doug Hutchinson spent most of their free nights shootin' pool at Warren Gibson's house. Lance Kerr may not want 28-student life to make a profession o music, but he did enjoy i and spent a lot of time playing. The piano was hil specialty and he competed in many state competitions and die quite well How many people have butterfly in thei aquarium? Steve Spain dic and ne could tell you al about this beautifulh unusual fish. Though he had only had them for 4 year, he'd found tha man's best friend doesn'l have to be a dog ln and around thq arches the hobbies variel with the people and thi people . . . well, they jus varied too