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

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45+ K f eil? ,Q 4 Wear' . . ie. STUCK, but not necessarily inside, is Matt Clark as Steve McKnight so forcefully rolls him in the snow. 25 guru M iv, L. What did I do to deserve this? lt's always been said that there is a time and a place for everything . . . Wasn't childhood the time for mumps? . . . The homebound system got a workout because of the epidemic that struck first one person then another, and another . . . lt was something that suddenly crept up on kids and left them with puffed cheeks and a pile of homework that somehow came in to find 'em. Ever realize that school does live on without you and that TV and radio is not exactly the way to keep in touch with the outside? Ask some of the mumps-afflicted athletes . . . ul felt like l wasnit part of the team anymore, said Kirk Hays. ul missed out on my last season of basketball . . . those stupid mumps! Mumps wasn't the only way kids got stuck though. Many students found themselves at home because the dreaded report card caused a slight misunderstanding with parents and it was agreed that the fun must stop until the next day of reckoning. They made me take my science book home every day so I could study said Trevalan Riggle. lt was terrible. Then there were the icy roads . , . Remember? For six months you'd been thinking snow. Then you got it, but . . , you were stuck on the side of the road or in the driveway because the snow also brought ice. As Andrea Rickey put it, k'lt's not any fun being STUCK INSIDE. 24 Stuck inside I Student life

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TRYING to keep their distance, but unable to resist the chance to visit, Mike Halverson and Lynn Self question Blake Coffey on how it feels to have the mumps. !Lynn Self carried it to extremes: not only did he listen, but two weeks later he tried 'em out himself. ONE of the victims of that dreaded card was Ginger Manning. Not only does it make you lose touch with the social whirl, but it also means being stuck in- N side . . . alone. ONLY two more days and we can get out of this woodplle? . . . Actually, the truth is that Bart Anderson and Greg Buckner couldn't find enough snow to build a snowman, so decided to kick back and wait for nice weather. J 25- Slufk inside f Stud? lil'