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

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Wasil? 1 I---...Q f I . , it f ,-5 Elia! 2 ti! S 5 SORTING SIGINS rCynthia Leonard earns her ,Q wages working at Indian Nations on Hobo Day. sg, .. 7, X N S nnn S .. I WANT THAT LIFESAVER-Says John Williams as Kristi Taylor lets him have it while competing in the passing of the lifesaver con- test on Spirit Day. March 21

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AT THE CAR WASH-Anita Daniel finishes oft Hobo Day. Ste p p ' n g I Juniors took their first step in the MAKING MONEY-on Hobo Day is a tough job. lust ask Shawn McCarty, as he gets more paint on him than the fence. 20 March working world by working for the employers of the Valley on Hobo Day. Whether it was washing windows, typing or mowing lawns, the Juniors were there to MAKE THAT MONEY. Spirit Day was a step in the right direction for PVHS students. They were released for a day to play games like the egg toss, penny drop, or basketball shoot, not to mention the volleyball tournament in which the Juniors came out winners. The yearly mural was finished by art students and other club artists under the direction of Becky Brinholtz. Stepping out of March, students were released for Spring Break to rest their minds and take a small vacation. STEADY CONCENTRATION-Geri Ransom, Jenette Nation and Michael Bell join the Spirit Day competition by trying to roll around points lor the Sophomores.

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April was the month for banquets and awards. There were the Band Banquet, the FFA Banquet, and the preparation ofthe Junior-Senior Ban- quet. The Band Banquet was held at the Heritage House in Oklahoma City with Angie Cochran being crowned queen by John Williams. The Future Farmers of America ended their year with the annual banquet. Diana Weatherford was crowned 1983-84 Sweetheart. Other candidates were Darla Henry and An- drea Rickey. The Juniors started the making of the Pirates' Cove complete with waterfalls, pirates, ships and skeletons. As for awards, the Communicative Skills classes won the Honor of Merit award at the Oklahoma interscholas- tic Press Association Convention in Norman, for the newspage Campus Highlights. And the interscholastic Meet in Ada brought in more winners from Pauls Valley than ever before in the history of PVHS. Kevin Driskill won first place in the Art History division. Brandy Reeves took second in French l, Angelia Simmons took se- cond in Typing, and in Geometry Laren Blevins placed third, Tim Mc- Carley won third in Photography, Sherry Morrison placed second in Housing Management, and Richard McCalin took second in Creative Writing. SPR NGING ROLLING UP HIS SLEEVES-David LeMay prepares tor work on the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. CHALKING WALLS-Tami Cambell and Deb- bie Woods show just how fun decorating a ban- quet can be. Mmm . . .Mmm . . .GOOD-Scott Nation en- joys a drink before the festivities began at the Band Banquet. A TENSE MOMENT-for F.F.A. Queen can- didate, Diane Weatherford, and escort, Chip Howard, as they step through the door at the F.F.A. Banquet. 22 April .ax ,q, t fl -1 gi