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

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28 May HHPPY Endings All good things must come to an end, and May brought bittersweet good-byes and endings as we wrap- ped up the school year of 1982-1983. By the time the Seniors had made their annual trip to Six Flags and held their traditional breakfast at the United Methodist Church, each had a bad case of senioritis. Under-classmen started their last minute cramming for those nine- weeks tests and semester tests. The communicative skills classes pro- duced their last issue of Campus Highlights. Then came the time to say good- bye. We bid farewell to teachers who through the year had become friends who taught us lessons in life as well as professionals who taught us sub- ject matter. We said good-bye to our friends until next year, but to our friends in the senior class, we said good-bye until we meet again. W7 paw- --4 li WHAT CAN I SAY?-Geri Ransom can't help it it she's just good. ALL EYES ON GEORGE-George Harper seems to have captured everyone's attention as he jumps the ropes. DIG IN-Seniors enjoy the annual Senior Breakfast hosted by the women of the United Methodist Church. BARREL RACING-Kenna Graham races through the barrels as she nears the end of May's obstacle course. t 5 Q My 1:1 4: afsraf' x - E .. wxkham .d ,Eg-I, va

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NDF Qi TONY'S TIGERS-Sid Ballard dances to the music ol Don't Fight lt. Need we say more? SERIOUS FOR ONCE-Richard McClain recites what he wrote and presented lor Tony Peters Day. 3 ON WITH THE SHOW-Tony Tigers and the cheerleaders kick back and listen to the High Times. May 27

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MY TRIBUTE-Senior Chorus members rehearse for their part in Commencement exer- cises. VICTORIOUS FINISH-Seniors showed their winning spirit as they crossed the tinish line in the final spirit activity oi the year. Q W 'S ff ,Mg 5' 1 f 4 ' 1 fs 2 iv f 'aww e Q fin .tv- 29 .qs LL-M M, L-tie A H A . , 4 1 . : 4 May 29