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

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TH T S NYE TAINMEN What dxd you do after school was out after all your homework was done alter work? In other words, what dld you do for entertainment? Forms of entertainment had changed drastlcally m '75 years Kids were no longer S6l1Sfl8d to sxt around the radio wrth the family and hsten to Benny Goodman or sxt out on the porch swing with then' honey and watch the grass grow No? Entertamrnent had become much more vaned and complex Students escaped to another place and tzme amidst the fiashxng lights and sounds of destructlon, as they fxred away at floatmg planets and ahen shrps on the vxdeo battlefield Gthers were content to pass the hme with the wind in then' half as they crwsed the mam strip nn then convertrbie top MGB No matter what form or fashion you chose to turn you on, the basic reason remained the same for everyone rt was ai! Just for the fun of at A 5 l.xn l x I I s 1 ,j fd nd 1 4 A fl ' . of v ' Q r x DANCING the night away Jeff Diggs and Dana Sparks they enjoy themselves senior Chnstmas party CONCERTS at the Loyd Noble are special and exciting forms of entertainment. Students like LaDonna Edwards find unique subjects, such as Willie Nelson, to click away at, as they find themselves behind the camera instead of in front. FINDING RETREAT from the activities of the Junior-Senior Banquet is Sid Gonzales, as he becomes engrossed in one of the most popular forms of en- tertainment - video games. ... 20 Student lifefEntertainment

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FRIENDSI-HPS . . . THE NICEST OF NECESSITIES They talked us into every- thing from attending club ac- tivities to participating in Chinese fire drills. They talked us out of diet- ing and into large orders of french fries. They even con- vinced us to substitute a mo- vie for a term paper. Try to imagine what a weekend would be if they weren't around to act crazy with! Thank goodness for those heaven-sent friends that provided good excuses for tossing textbooks into cor- ners. Maybe we had known them for years or maybe only months, but it seemed like they had always been there whether it was to play a practical joke or just to lend a helping hand when we needed it most. What are friends for? I like my friends around me all the time, Penny Perkin- son said. Tim Tate said, Hto socialize with. 'Friends are there to be used-not to take advantage of, but for companionship, Mr. Tom Moore added. 'LFriends understand youf' said Ran- dy Harris. Other students often feel the way Kathey Purser does: L'When l'm depressed, l don't like for my friends to be around. But that doesn't mean they're not needed! ENCOURAGEMENT from fel- Coats, Ginger Eyler, David togetherness as they play Red- low FFA greenhands was help- Brinkoetter, Allen Matthews, Rover on the front lawn. ful during initiation week. Dale and Billy Ponder build group T19 Friends!Friends

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