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

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PUNK BAND-Cathey Purser, John Williams, Angie Cochran, Sherry Summers, Jeanette Na- tion, David Driskill, Jeff Hooper, Tracey Hoyle, Len Coter, Lynn Morgan, Cathey Summers, Michelle Johnson, Vida Jones, Gayla Johnson, Edwin McCreary, Mike Bonner, and Jim Wayne Winkle get the school spirit going at the first pep assembly of the year. RENEWING FRIENDSHIPS-Steve Hesser twith earringl and Greg Brown shared a warm handshake at the first pep assembly on Punk Day. NIS! Back In The Groove ld ones, and at the same time, cat- hing up on where everybody was, ow they spent their summers, and here they went. September brought with it a new est. Zest meaning the Community Education Program, headed by Julie Kay. The Youth Council sponsored the Back-To-School-Dance, as well as the Powder Puff Football Games. September also offered a winning sf .L ENROLLMENT DAY-Vida Jones, Ron Hamilton, Kelly Hasselman, Melinda Rude, Kenda Elkins and Chop Howard assess the schedule situation while Elizabeth Garrett tries to be patient. PUNKS-Jana Flanders, Clint Riddle, Missy Phipps, Patricia Guerrero, an unidentified punk and Geri Ransom fight for the first spirit stick. season for the Panthers. They opened up their season by defeating Madill. The first pep assembly gave students a chance to express their excitement, class pride and school spirit. September 7

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long with October came A Homecoming. With it came lots of planning and preparation. The Student Council started the month off by selling Homecoming mums. Then each class met to decide or what would make the best theme fo a float, having to do with Rock and Roll. The Katt Rocks Chickasha was the final decision for the seniors. Juniors picked The Point of No Return. Sophomores chose Flirting with Disaster, and the Freshmen selected Under the Gun. Class competition kept students busy decorating floats all day. Despite threats of stormy weather and pre-parade winds that blew the Chickasha chicken off the juniors' float, the sun emerged at four o'clock for a fine parade. The WAITING-Sophomore, Missy Phipps waits for the crowning ofthe queen. victorious juniors learned their float had won first place. The Sophomores placed second and the Seniors were third. The performance of the Pink Panthers started off the pre-game show. Then queen candidates, Melinda Rude, Kenda Elkins, Roxanne Bruner, Gayla Crull Jennifer Tray, Lisa Lucas, Missy Phipps, Laura Agee and Genee Crull were driven around the stadium in matching Z-28's. There, they met their escorts, Chip Howard, Eric Kerr, Johnny Riddle, Kevin Drlskill, Alan Marcum, Paul Talkington, Tommy Riddle and Don Russell. It was a night of happiness for Melida Rude who was crowned All- School Queen by Chip Howard. But despite the happiness and spirit of the week, the Panthers were not quite able to defeat the Chicks and lost 32 to 19. All was not lost. Spirits rose once again when KEBC arrived for a Homecoming dance with plenty of country and plenty of Rock-and-Roll. QUEEN ATTENDANT Junior, Gayla Crull and her escort, Johnny Riddle were all smiles. FINAL TOUCHES-Senior, Sherry McCullough lends a helping hand to eighth grader, Diane Driskill. l l I Homecoming 9