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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1985 volume:

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I I - H N. 1 2 H 1 B 3 5 0 8 3 o 0 2 2 0 2 x 33. 1 V, 5 -:V .:,,: 2 if I wi' ,Q 3 S ,E , X I My ..w xnM'v' .-f ...gf ,.W' N mf Wwwdwwwqew' f H f im! .1 H. , ., -, ww. az- ,- :x,,,1,.f cg- , ,A N? 6 A :gf ff, .L -Mgza, - - ' gp: :M 'A . f, mm, 5 ,af r ww11M,..Mw,w+: 'H' UM?-i'mz1.t1:4fmewwvwsw-nfU WN A.: - - feserwlf-wwzmewff-A .. , M' Wm-enmfm..L. m,.,w4wv- 'rs -W-N ' As in the past, this years Ju- niors had their turn in earning the money for the Junior-Sen- ior banquet. They also had the car wash like last year. Every- one was there having some good clean fun. l W Don Russell and Chris Whitsitt don't mind working hard for the money on Hobo Day. Auresa Averion is seen putting some elbow grease into it. Kathy Nelson doesn't seem to know what to do with a floor mat. - llllf' , mia f ' sua f no -.t i f .gea- ,' so Q .unn- ' I -1--l' -X. lf L '3 azz: Trying out for the All-School Play are Misty Deskin, David Ferris and Tammy Riddle. To be or not to be what? asks Shannon Woody. Tracey Ford, Mia Johnson, Scott Nation act like its a typical school day. But no, its the play, As the spotlight beamed down on the class- room, who would have ever known it was the All-School Play, Up the Down Stair Case ? Though it was about a classroom the student body seemed to really enjoy it. ,- 2 i Lookl Over there someone is actually working! Auresa Averion, Laura Agee, Carey Goggans, and Scott Wilson observe this feat. Barbara Barton hugs a new found date for the prom. The entrance to the banquet reflects a mine entrance from Sutter's Mill. l John Hartzog, Angela Smith and Forrest LeMay served at the banquet but clowned around be- fore. The class behind the banquet, the Juniors take time out from working to pose for a picture. An anonymous parent arranges the hay for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. The bar scene served cokes but looked authentic. Cheri Ginn and Linda Agee prove that parents like to clown around too. A The can-can girls created by the Juniors danced all through the banquet. There's something funny going on here, Robert Jones. Mrs. Meinders, and Mike Hamilton sport moustaches? i Patricia Mitchell, Lisa Evans, Michelle Hervey and Brenda Wade strike a pose for the camera. Steve McKnight, Scott Nation and Joe Rex Trousdale think prom night is just another night to Be cool! Is that Sheri Henry and Meggie Brown in dresses? Yes! But Meggie looks none too happy about it. John Meinders and Kathy Nelson arrive at the prom, taking time out to pose for the press. I i Brett Thompson, Jim Winkle, Chris Whitsitt, and Mark Bynum wear their sunglasses at night, prom night that is' Nikki Livingston looks doubtful as she peeks through lthe door where the prom pictures are being taken. 1 L , 4' 33,5 .,,, A ,' ' Rodney Jackson and Traci Ford promenade around the Middle School fol iowed by Tim Morris, Denese Johnson and Tommy Riddle. it 5 5 Carl McCann looks straight out of a Formalwear catalog, doesn't he? i i U r l 1 - AND THEN THERE ARE PEGPLE '2fi in ' Q f V1 .ln wg ,A . V , ,vii-L, 41. . 'fQ1,.,lQ,,j f ' NHQEB if if fix. e .J ' HQ? ,- t ,V r Q - . X. if! A VA ' ' 'F-J, LJ. 5 A i. P--X .rwifivk -,,- 5 1 :L-5? H- 5 - l .. J.. i 'T i V3 3 '- QA ' 5 x is i , afnii dliil MHP 5 EE S' S if if Kelly Mason, Marran Humphrey, and Laura Agee show-off their better half dressing up on nerd day. Jodi Stephens aids Panther People April Thompson and Shelli Thompson while keeping warm during a home game. Having A Great Time . . . were these students and teachers doing some of the better things in school. There were yearbook signing parties, football games, and pep assemblies to be attended. These events were only a small part of the activities that kept people busy during the past year. P.V.H.S. isn't all fun and games, however, getting involved in the fun keeps school exciting. We had our clowns, our dedicated football players, our devoted Panther People, and our expectant mom. These people and events played an important part in keeping the school spirit alive. JUST AN ORDINARY DAY The dreaded homework hits freshmen Julie McCarty and Aaron McKinley. I Q- -fha I e MQ. Q . Independent living must not be all bad to Greg Buckner, Tony Williams, and Steve Brooks. 1 1 ill l l all 1- .yy O Sitivii ISIS. l l What did you call me? asks Don Russell. . , Q , 'N e 1 Y' i lmxn 9 'v'I'lllDIiN'l' IH? 'l'Illi NNN. L it 5 ' E 312 'il2l l'lIMlll.Il 1N l'Ulll1ll ll I2 ll ii xi i 2 il lin lt Something must be interesting on the electric organ to Bates Tunnell and Craig Bowie. 1 Pete Flasch demonstrates his speaking talent. Marlene Morgan in her natural habitat. Mr. Moore gets his just desserts from an unknow student. Qu? M Senior band members J Riley Shaw and Craig VV H I L E T H E Bowie clown around before the Homecoming pa- rade. SUN SHINES Homecoming morning began with the usual building of the floats and the other activities that are always included in homecoming day. Student Council members were kept busy as they rushed from place to place delivering mums and people involved in the queen coronation practiced to make their ceremonyvjust right. Olym- pic hero Bart Connor served as the parade Grand Marshal and homecoming day turned out to be a big success as everyone ea- gerly awaited the big game and homecoming night. l Q Q li t 25 tention as his bodygard looks on l T cffgi 25 ' The Panther makes a grand entrance and gets royal treatment as he rides down ic asaw Street Parade Grand Marshal Bart Conner receives at- , Ch, k ' I F lt ' ' ' I I 7 af .-f f -- E ,,, .5 CRABTREE PHARMACY ifa1'lEefa5L1X322Z3fZeJ2''CLLZLLM He S AWS' NO' me Tiffany Wim ways the Tigef on the Senior's float Torch the Tigers 1 -,-f ! . E BEE! - 7 t Tin' Diuau Put.-Ii .AJ v U me-f 2- - 5 Q i . I D H 1 l ' X .Ll ,- ,, '-ff i . q.,k 'x S Above: Jonathan Grimmett shows us what the team is made of. Above Right: Coach Sanders and Below: Homecoming Queen candidates Jennifer Holladay Greg Buckner already know the outcome of the season. and Nikki Livingston enjoy their rides in the parade. I, :,.,4 ,, 'ifrf' ,,.......-Q ? ,, kk Qi if lv' 'lf -341, A -mv ' . ' Marran is embarrassed, and Greg is laugh ing, OK Greg, what did you say? ' nog - ' 'fa 'in W'4'q't,' fiiMf',,v RN ,A+ ' ' ' Vu, ' uw 4 . xl., , f ul: 4 ki ,. . M. , , . M, 1 Q I. ,EA ,, Y 4 iw my AA... M In 1 1 KW K .ffffli-ViSi4J fx: ., . ' -, ,, f- 'QTL 5412. V-4 . - 2 -' - 1: it -as 'ff ' 1 'vt -ny ' - -. few, P iw,-igpazw., , - 5351, D Y , ..,, ' , Agar Q . , A ' 5 wwf ? vi 5 .,vwf,,,-'s-Q., ' stri fe 7 ffgg, , , , 'll aw .. - if , , -5 ,J V ...Q . A 'J Q Ji 1,314-My nik 4 Quiet as usual, Shelly Holder and Paul Talkington observe the Homecoming Patrick Stark learns a little about life as he looks on while Matt Clark congratulates Jennifer Holladay on becoming Homecoming Queen. 6Vel'ltS. Th e Panthers Hail PV , especially after the Homecoming Game. 1 ' 'sl-ML. A 1 Keith Readnour and Nikki Livingston anxious- ly await the final moments before the corona- nifer Holladay wonder' tion. Are we having fun yet? Matt Clark and Jen- .y ' aw af , Look at all those people! crownbearer and flowergirl Patrick and Alicia Stark seem almost as nervous as the candidates and their escorts. Yx l ' ,' ill l ! - 5 ,, P Li , I Iii ry 1 f f 4 ,y 5 f 1 fi l ' ll 3 ll- Xxxw x X l lg, Keith Williams will nf ff 4 V v ' I W Stiff. li61'.iJiffi. .,':Tax ln ii , z X ff P ,. ' v . , L. lx . V jr ,, 7 : ' ' 'I L' rr a A 4 I 1 ' . A . M, 'I' f fl 4 4 i QA if . ,K . :qi ,Y Rf me -. 'G 7-leg? ,N 4' 'I' :Jen 'S' n if 7 J ' 1 Q .xx as .AHQ do anything for an apple. 1 7 'fx f l iw . ,yay , r fl ,fi fl 0 4 71 0 in 'ig ,lf ,X I Q Vx ? ' All . if ? l QR V ,JT 41 W 141, ,.. .afif I 1 .',, Come on guys, give me a hand. Playboy won't even show this much. .411-' X These are the kind of women your mother warned you about. Falling off her tricycle Melinda Ginn says, I feel like a fool! This picture needs no explanation. If only Johnny could see me now. Give me a break? H ff lil fe 5, 91 e,,y ', SENIGR A f , e 2 3 1 Z F I 1 ,.. ' 1 V - , ,1 wypgff ' Q 4f,ea,p+5f SEL 3 'kfiai V J, 'A V' - A- 1 3' Q. -v ,H IAC gr: A 54l,A1 HH 'Mfr b '.' Wvw,,'f -n , ' K NHRBUH? N MOA If -FEP fat.. ji Beginnings are often marked by ends, yet always we will carry shadows of the past locked in crevices of our minds or cap- tured on paper. The jubliance, the laughter, the excitement shared will never leave us. Like candlelight, memories will flicker and flash- the words from a book, moments spent with friends and moments spent alone. Here, we discover our- selves- the fragments formed a whole. f Z i-...N ,,.. i..,..1 V M fn.. x. . - N .yf,,1,.,, A 4 ... 333- 5 sal' N-4--17 E--v -.1 vi! --'47 ...if Q' ...ff fnad' T327 .317 'Hn 'CTV' Evan Ellis David Ferris Pete Flasch John Garrett Angela Gibson Kenna Graham Jonathan Grimmett Patricia Guerrero Mike Halverson George Hamilton Lori Henderson Shelly Holder Jennifer Holladay Kris Hooper Donna Hurley Ray Ingram Ricky Jackson Deena James Denese Johnson Michelle Johnson 29 , n ,Q 'f s Y r , ,Uv 7.1,- 1 gi 9 f o ' K, ww gi- Wg... fl. P' ' J ' 3 I ' Q 4,3 X 1, E. William Sims Scott Smith Carmen Sondon Karrie Strickland Cathy Summers Paul Talkington Donna Tennison Joe Rex Trousdale Billy Tucker Deanna Whitaker Tony Williams Tiffany Wilson Jim Wayne Winkle Tami Woods 3 'fvtff' 4-sw 'LZ BEING A SENIOR.. . What does being a senior mean? It is a feeling, an emotion and a growing up process. lt is a time when we are given a chance to be ourselves without totally being out on our own. lt is a time when we can learn many things about life and the world beyond our homes and schools. We have our whole lives ahead of us, and we have to decide which path in life to travel. We cannot make each others decisions, we can only give support. The honor of being a senior holds many responsibilities. It is a year when we are young enough to enjoy being kids but old enough to know what we want out of life. lt's also like being on a merry-go- round. lt seems to move too slowly, but it's sad when the ride is over. Graduation will come too soon. lt scares us to know that in a few short months new experiences and responsibilities will come our way. Take time underclassmen. Wake up an look beyond today. Our advice is to learn from the past, live for the present, and reach for the future. TaRena Martin 85 IOR . , .,x, -f W - f W f ' - x T1 , H ,fi V gg rm .- 4351-I ,ii 'i ' ' , .nl EG T 'ICSEIUTUS Y FORN1 Laura Agee Auresa Averion Patricia Baker David Barker Ruth Barnes John Beck Brian Bragg Meggie Brown Mark Bynum Brent Clark Jose Colmenarez Ryan Criss Genee Crull Kellie Davis Terry Dillard Standley Ervin Lisa Evans Traci Ford Sarah Gammill Melinda Ginn Carey Goggins Roger Hamilton Ronette Harper Tony Harrison Joe Bob Hartley Paula Hatfield Kila Henderson Sheri Henr Y Michelle Hervey Marci Hobson aiu. T ! , fri f QQ' Michael Hockersmith Shana Holder Sonny Holmes Rebecca Horn Tina Hughes Marran Humphrey Rodney Jackson Mark James Mia Johnson Gayla Johnston Rene Lane Mike Lentz Ron Lutwiller Paige McCall Clint McPherson Kelly Mason Ricardo Meave Myzella Medcalf Jeanne Meinders Patricia Mitchell Donna Morgan Joel Myers Kathy Nelson Gene Patton Twyla Paty David Peck Dwight Peters Greg Pierce Jerry Pierce Allison Pope Kris Price Ralph Ramirez Shannon Riddle Tommy Riddle Laura Rozzell Marnie Rozzell Rodolfo Ruiz Anita Rush Don Russell Jimmy Russell Lora Russell Bill Sanders Acton Schiemann Sandy Scott Margi Spink LaDonna Stevenson Cindy Sumner Alan Sweetman Stacy Teel Rusty Tharp Amy Thompson Brett Thompson Chad Tipton Travis VanCampen Brenda Wade Barbara Wallace Joey Weaver Mike Welch Chris Whitsitt Kenneth Willard Keith Williams Kyle Williams Cindy Williamson Jill Wilson Scott Wilson Kenneth Woods Tim Yoder OPHOMGRE xsvvwvvv N' nf' ,ff 1 xx UMW' xvx U,- xl Wm., Lk ft, Nikki Accola Kim Adams J.J. Agee Kelly Ammons Terry Banner Melissa Beavers Steve Beck Shirley Blaine Shelly Bloodworth Jamie Bonner Lisa Bonner Shawn Bonner Leann Boucher Kent Bowles Lisa Bratcher Mark Bratcher Angie Brewer Stacy Brooks Mechelle Cantwell Gerri Carlton Michael Chapman Ben Clark Jennifer Coates Michelle Coffey Scott Cottrell Jana Davis Kent Davis Dianna Driskill Eric Driskill Lee Espitia Mike Espita Jeff Fisher Julie Fisher Brian Flack Reva Ford Shirley Freeman Stacy Fuller Tara Fuller Marty Gabbard Kim Golden Guy Gorden Marco Guerrero Michael Hamilton Charley Harris John Hartzog Paul Hartzog Larece Hearon Carlos Huddleston Etta Hughes Tim Hutcheson Gary James Sidney James David Johnson Julie Jones Robert Jones Ronnie Jones Lacy Kimbrough Johnny Lambert Joyce Latimer John Leegard I Q' G ST E . A Forrest LeMay Tony Marchbanks Corey Martin Wendy Martin Rhonda Masterson Michelle Mayes Marcie McGee Stephanie Montgom Tammy Mumford Tisha Norton Shonna Norvell Bart Pannell William Patchell James Patton Rena Payton Gary Perkinson Frank Potts Todd Poyner Tim Ragan Carla Ransom Arlita Reece Cito Riley Amy Rozzell Sean Rust Julie Sallee Curt Sholar Ronnie Short Angela Smith Crys Smith Kelly Smith ery Dawn Standley John Standley Rickie Starr Marvin Stewart Eric Strickland Michael Taylor Lisa Tobey Chris Turney Manny Walker Joe Ward Shirla Webber Mark Webster Deann Welch Terri White 393996149 Q55 The sophomore class kept busy with different school func- tions throughout the year. With only two more years to go, we hope they can make it to gradu- ation. W' ,ff , H-'37 4. rv fy if X Q-EQ Ii' s Q Q C J ., Angela Allen Steve Anderson LaShonda Austin Micnella Baker Pansy Baker Andy Barker June Bland Susie Bone Melanie Bragg Gayle Bray Traci Bracksieck Karen Brown Bret Bullard Wes Burnett Joey Burns Russell Casey Mike Clanton Carrie Clark Roger Claxton Wren Criss Robert Cummings Misty Deskin Michael Dobbins Thomas Embree Tymmie Fuller Patrick Grimmett Marcus Hamilton Mike Hamilton Ray Harper Diana Hartley Heidi Henderson Greg Hendrix Brian Henning Jon Herd Scott Higdon Jackie Higginbottom Brad Houck Becky Howard Jamie Howard Tina Howerton Sandy Hunter Tory lvie Melody Johnson Lisa Johnson Christina Jones Christy Keenom RaLinda Magby Gary Markum Junior Martin Lance Martin Julie McCarty Mike McCarty Eddie McCaskill Aaron McKinley Shannon Melton Jamie Milam Russell Mitchell Rickey Mobbs Pat Morgan Stacy Nation Laurie O'Dell Terri Owen Jeannie Parker Tommy Pearson Sharmon Penner Dawn Peters John Poteet Cynthia Potts Mike Probst Kent Puckett Gina Ray Cindy Reed Glyna Roberts Tracy Robertson Lisa Russell Mario Sanchez Darlina Sargent Bobbye Scroggins Melanie Simmons James Smith Shannon Smith Sheri Smith Julayna Solomon Mayella Sondon Brian Spears Jason Sprowls Jodi Stephens Herman Stevenson Stacey Sweetman Shane Taylor Shawn Taylor Dawn Tharp Terri Thomas Tracy Thomas April Thompson Shelli Thompson Chris Tucker Bates Tunnell Anna Turner Jill VanCampen Kenny Veales Scott Watkins Amy Watson Bryan Weatherford Eddie Weaver Barbie White David White Stacy White Dena Wilkins Brent Williamson James Woods Penny Woods Shannon Woody Amy Yeatts Scott Zebert 1 fx Z iw 1 1 1 HR' 5 5 Y fi W uw Chris Turney finishes his Chemistry first. Mr. Perry spends a little spare time helping Michelle Coffey. W ifeifif Marlene Morgan and Mrs. McManus learn journalism together Kris Hooper checks for scratches. You will always find Mr, Huddleston's class work- ing. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS June Coshow, President John Blake, Vice President Durward Crews, Member Tom Clark, Member Gordon Lucas, Member Murray Zellner, Clerk 50 Dr. Howard Thomas, Superintendent Freeland Cudjoe, Asst. Superintendent wifi QM nw' il Wllllwlr Carolyn Winkle, Secretary Gail McKnight, Secretary SUPPORT PERSONNEL ill- ,v i , X The people at our school who really count the most are the ones who are silent and never boast. Silently doing their jobs without complaint, they deserve the title of saint, Each one doing his own job before they have to fight the angry mob. Earl Begley Becky Brenholtz Shirley Caves Cathy Dahlin Ann Douglas Ella Harding Dean Hill Paul Huddleston Jake Jackson Tom Jones Kathy McCaulIa Clarence McKillip Debbie McManus Don Martin Betty McGee Mary Meinders Bobby Miller Tom Moore Jim Parks Ronnie Perry 4 W We 'W 'Q 55 if 'QV ,fii LL X ,if Mr. Brenholtz says, That old excuse isn't going to work on me, try another one. if ' Mrs. Cariker gets an office in the teacher's workroom. 'Q i :AV Mrs. Meinders taking time out of her busy day to pose for a picture. Jim Reece Debi Reynolds Tim Reynolds Tony Rust Brian Sanders Tom Taylor Dawn Ann Thompson Sue Wallace Elaine Warden Diana Watson Jim Winkle Judy Woodall Virginia Woodworth Allan Wynn New Faces In Different Places Three new faces could be seen at PVHS this year. Mary Meinders, Loetta Cariker and Hal Brenholtz brought their tal- ents and abilities to help the stu- dents. Mary Meinders taught at Wynnewood before coming to PV. She keeps busy offering re- sources to teachers and stu- dents. She enjoys helping stu- dents. ln using the library as an exhibit area, she hopes to make the library a place that the whole student body can be proud of. Mrs. Cariker is a Learning Dis- ability Consultant for PVHS. She also works as a speech therapist for the Coop and travels to Gar- vin and Murray Counties. Mr. Brenholtz has been a fa- miliar substitute around the school. Second semester he filled in as World History teach- er. He received his teaching cer- tificate in 1981. UNDERCLASSIVIEN AWARDS 's PERFECT ATTENDANCE- front row: Laura Rozzell and Joe Ward, 2 years. Back row: Stacy Brooks, 7 years and John Beck, 5 years. ,kgy 5 wil 2 -if -L.. 32 CITIZENSHIP- freshmen- Michael Dobbins and Shelli Thompson. Row 2- sophomores-Kent Bowles and Lisa Bratcher. Back row- juniors- Tony Harrison and Rebecca Horn, Xxx X fi - V if K . PERFECT ATTENDANCE- 1 year-front row-Ste- ven Anderson, Mayella Sondon and Lisa Bratcher. Back row- Ronnie Jones, Mike Hamil- ton and Tommy Pearson. Mr. Taylor presents Shelli Thompson and Mi- chael Dobbins with their Citizenship Awards. ACADEMIC AWARDS ART I Sonny Holmes CRAFTS Marcie McGee MATH SURVEY Rebecca Horn ALGEBRA II Allison Pope TYPING I Patricia Baker BUSINESS 81 OFFICE Rebecca Horn ENGLISH II Kim Golden CHEMISTRY Tony Harrison ALGEBRA I Sherri Smith HOME ECONOMICS I Rae Linda Magby SPANISH I Allison Pope SPANISH II Kim Golden BIOLOGY April Thompson HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY Allison Pope LEADERSHIP April Thompson ENGLISH III Allison Pope OKLAHOMA HISTORY Heidi Henderson WORLD HISTORY Bobbye Scroggins GEOMETRY Kim Golden SHOP I Aaron McKinley SHOP II Travis VanCampen VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE I Brad Houck VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE II Robert Jones AMERICAN POLITICS Allison Pope FRENCH II Patricia Baker ENGLISH I Julayna Solomon ACTING Larece Hearon NATIONAL FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY Lacy Kimbrough Shirley Blaine Patricia Baker WOODMAN OF THE WORLD Stacy Brooks Kim Golden USAO INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Sherri Smith-Algebra C3rdD Kathy Nelson-Government C5thD EAST CENTRAL INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Stacy Fuller-Typing l Clstb Marran Humphrey-Algebra ll C2ndD Terri Thomas-Spelling C2ndJ Allison Pope-American Democracy C3rdJ OKLAHGIVIA STATE ' HE .. ll' ff lyk Q If . . 3 s ll! A Ee S if 'T ' A ETEEE ES S vii , eggs ik if ' N e ee f s a s. HONOR or SQCIETY ,fm S ees: . f 1 es Aff A eg Ei ' ? L i iz ' g.-L .T- , ffzii:E.a.a:.::z- Row 1: Cynthia Potts, Frank Potts, Jason Sprowls, Brandy Reeves, Michael Bell, Shelly Bloodworth, Kris Hooper, Chris Whitsitt, Auresa Averion, Allison Pope, Rebecca Horn, Sarah Gammill. Row 2: Jennie Parker, Julayna Solo- mon, Becky Howard, Julie McCarty, Shelli Thompson, Matt Clark, Kim Golden, Terri Thom- as, Clint McPherson, Brent Clark, Patricia Baker, Laren Blevins. Row 3: Hedi Henderson, Angela Allen, Marran Humphrey, Curt Sholar, Alan Mar- cum, Steve McKnight, Greg Lindsey, Ben Clark, Stacy Brooks, Chad Tipton, April Thompson, Brett Sholar, Tony Harrison. 'QS x , 'F 'xx fir uv, Students attending the Chickasha interscholastic Baker, Marran Humphrey, Kris Hooper, John Gar- Meet are: Julayna Solomon, Brett Thompson, Jen- rett, Tony Harrison, Lacy Kimbrough, Chris Tur- nifer Coates, Allison Pope, Kim Golden, Patricia ney. 1 Students attending the interscholastic meet at Ada were: Melinda Ginn, Lacy Kimbrough, Hedi Henderson, Jennifer Shonna Norvell, LeAnn Boucher, Shirley Freeman, Amy Wat- Coates, Allison Pope, Stacy Fuller. Back row: Julayna Solo- son, Bobbye Scroggins, Jason Sprowls, Terri Thomas, Tym- mon, Patricia Baker, Marran Humphrey, Kris Hooper, John mie Fuller, RaeLinda Magby, Laurie O'Dell. Row 2: Gayla Garrett, Tony Harrison, Bart Pannell, Chris Turney, Eric Dris- Johnston, Clint McPhearson, Tiffany Wilson, Melissa Phipps, kill, Angela Allen. SENIOR QR 2'-1..,'lT 4: X , 'q---'C .., jj.-.33 ,,..... ,,,..... ,,,.... ,,....-. ,,,.... 4... ,,... in Q ,J P ' ,t... ey-,, . Q - A93 5132 -31, 9 .YH Most Likely to Succeed- Brandy Reeves and Steve McKnight. Class Clowns- Steve Brooks and Andrea Rickey. 'Y 74' 1 Best All Round- Greg Lindsey and Shelley Holder. Best Personality- Greg Lindsey and Andrea Durso. WHO'S WHO'S - ' ' -5 f 5.3M-1 , 4+ it we x f Qi Most Athletic- Tami Buller and Alan Marcum. Best Looking- Bill Ponder and Marlene Morgan. af' Most School Spirit- Denese Johnson and Scott Nation. Most Talented- Karrie Strickland and Craig Bowie. SENIOR HONGRS AND Front row- Rena Brown, Elks Most Valuable Student , Nikki Living- ston, Kappa Rho, Shelly Holder, Kappa Rho, Mac's Construction, Andrea Durso, Mac's Construction, and Karrie Strickland, Kiwanis. Back row- Laren Blevins, Elks Most Valuable Student , First Na- tional Bank, Vivian Majors CMathJ, Edwin McCreary, Mac's Con- struction, Steve McKnight, Mac's Construction, Matt Clark, Mac's Construction, Brett Sholar, Kiwanis, and Tammis Riddle, Rotary. Not pictured- Michael Bell, Rotary and Brandy Reeves, OEA. AWARDS 4, ,,: V91 fi 4 'PERFECT ATTENDANCE- Carmen Sondon, 2 CITIZENSHIP- Leisa Marchbanks and John years: Alan Marcum, 4 yearsp and Ricky Jackson, Meinders. 3years. T l l ACCOUNTING Laren Blevins Christie Rayburn PSYCHOLOGY Brett Sholar PHYSICS Steve McKnight HOUSING Melissa Phipps CHILD CARE Kristin Alfred INDEPENDENT LIVING Clint Morse ENGLISH IV Steve McKnight YEARBOOKXJOURNALISM Jeanette Nation VO AG IV James McMahan TRIGONOMETRY Laren Blevins CALCULUS Laren Blevins COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Greg Lindsey MASONIC AWARD Brandy Reeves Laren Blevins DAR CITIZENSHIP Brandy Reeves ROTARY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH Laren Blevins Alan Marcum Joe Rex Trousdale John Meinders Jon Grimmett Greg Lindsey Kris Hooper Edwin McCreary Steve McKnight Scott Nation Craig Bowie Brett Sholar Bill Ponder Michael Bell Matt Clark Cathy Summers Shelly Holder Kristin Alfred Denese Johnson Karrie Strickland Nikki Livingston Tammie Riddle Leisa Marchbanks Brandy Reeves Andrea Durso Melissa Phipps Marlene Morgan Jeanette Nation Lisa Lucas Jennifer Holladay ANIZ ,f I0 f 1.1, .ty NV Q My V, Y N 'IFF' iv WF? fl! R f Q N ffxx fl X. X , f If 5 Z , V R Ex 7 C 'F ' ' A' 34 .. 5, ,' ' 'vrwgw ,I x ,ga mf-aidlbllllff' 1-fl l l x . 4 Everyone has the half-time jitters! 'Spanish Club wants everyone to have some Spanish culture, l Qulie Jones, Angela Smith, and Lisa Bonner yell for the sophs. l :wt K FFA'er Dale Coats cleans his own stall. as NQQX This werewolf doesn't seem to bother Gayla Johnston IVIARCHING PANTHERS The Pauls Valley band has along history of excellence and the 1984-85 year proved to be no ex- ception. The year began during the hot summer days of August and band students practiced for two weeks before the start of school. Hard work followed and when time came for the first football game the Marching Panthers were anx- lous and ready to perform. The band played during Basket- ball Homecoming, the Special Olympics, and the Mid-Winter Con- cert. The trip to the Dallas Parade of Champions was made in Octo- ber and Michelle Johnson was crowned Queen at the annual band banquet. Overall the year was a great success and much progress was made for next year. Band royalty Jeanette Nation, Michelle Johnson, and Cathy Summers. Their escorts are Craig Bowie Edwin McCreary and J. Riley Shaw. fi-'F K' tm Arllta Reece Stacy Nation and Michelle Coffey Marching Panthers showing the perform? It looks that way. ' N , . , if f,,,f .- , ,W Ansmq i l Genee Crull and Jeanne Meinders performing their duet You're the Inspiration at the PTO banquet. Top: Lacy Kimbrough, Shelley Bloodworth, Kathy Nelson, Genee Crull, Jeanne Meinders, Bottom: Carl McCann, Carmen Sondon, David Ferris, Roger Hamilton, Brent Clark, Guy McCall, Not pictured: Craig Bowie. ,,f- M,,.,-f 'Nl' e' at Shelley Bloodworth, Roger Hamilton, Lacy Kim- brough, and Kathy Nelson performing Penny Lover . High Times this year consisted of 12 members who were chosen at the be- ginning of the school year. They per- formed at various times at the High School and at many other events in- cluding the Foreign Language banquet and the PTO banquet. Since its beginning 2 years ago, Pi Phi Pi has been one of the most successful clubs at P.V.H.S. lt has also had one of the largest memberships of any of the clubs. This year Pi Phi Pi made some changes. They had a new director, Patrick Nolen, and the Pi Phi Pi house is now open at night for students to come and watch movies or just to see friends. They also sponsored various other activities during the year, such as the homecom- ing dances, and the Pi Phi Pi Christmas party. Bill Ponder, Denese Johnson and friends get to- gether at the Pi Phi Pi house after a basketball game. 'HMT As in the years before Pi Phi Pi had a very large membership this year. J T37 ' sf 5 WE GOT SPIRIT says squad members Lisa Lucas Lisa Bon H E E R L D E R S ner, Laura Agee,-Angela Smith, Julie Jones, Nikki Livingston Q : V . WIN SPIRIT STICK The PVHS cheerleaders at- tended the National Cheer- leader Association camp held at Camp Shamrock in Eufaula this summer. The squad members, includ- ing Scott Nation and Denese Johnson, proved they had spirit by being the winner of the spirit stick every night. This was the highest award given daily. At the close of the week, the cheer- leaders were awarded the spirit stick for the outstanding job they had done. The top five squads competed for the Award of Excellence. The PV squad was runner-up and re- cieved superior ribbons every night. The Cheerleaders spent a week of their summer selling fireworks at two locations to raise funds for uniforms and equipment. Ma ran Humphrey, and Jennifer Holladay. The Panther is always in on the action. 'EQ 'l' -2 ,- ,W. l lt looks like the cheerleaders ready know the outcome of th ,,.w ' The cheerleaders always show their appreciation to the football team during pep assemblies. Keith Readnour acts like it's just another day. t t R t N and the team al- e I- 'ldSaY Same. The football team decided to give the cheer- leaders a rest, but it looks like Matt Clark has more than he can handle. ,nr t, S Iv xfbuu s if 9 K' 3 we T 1 Je ' T' T ' .U QQNQQ3 :E jf N4 ' t lA i t, Z L h 1.f,,.,.a if ' Z . . . Front row' Susie Bone Barbie White Penny Wood Angie Brewer Stacy Fuller Jenny Parker Tina Howerton Row 2 Tasha Norton Sponsor Tom lvloore, Jamie liloward. Row 3:-Dawn Peters, Traci Ford, Karen M A I M A I D S Brown. Top row: Krnsti Price, Tamrnue Riddle, Brandy Reeves, Mia John- son, and Melinda Ginn. T h e M a t m a i d s worked very hard this year. The group per- formed admirably not only by cheering for their favorite wrestlers, but also by assisting in the P.V. Invitational wrestling tournament. FRQSH CHEER SQUAD f , X ' ' W., -1wM x:.!iw. 1i agen fr W N 5,w.-.:-r.: rg- 5 M -5 4 1 M f U , 1 wif-4 3 5 ' ,fx-Wrfgf f ,?y an ,fy , mat if i ,,. ggfpgsr ji. V ' sw' K - 1. 31 MEAE? I i 'pr RZ! :............. 5 Hint: :I , ,N Q Quia Freshmen Cheerleaders-Heidi Henderson, Ju- layna Solomon, Penny Wood, Traci Bracksieck, Carrie Clark and Head Cheerleader-Julie McCarty. f 0 ls I N h . U L td. Xi. , 0' Q bl' ip, Xf 5 I list 'I fm- IM' ' .' Hlxh X' ,x ' if l,. My in .L Jn J qw 'i i' -' ATX ,4 Thx: 1 U 5531 I ill x iliidlilfi The Freshmen cheerleaders worked very hard this year. They received many awards and learned a lot at camp during the summer. During the school year, they showed their school spirit by supporting their teams. presidency of OFTA. WE LOVE FTA FTA members: Front Row: Angela Smith, Brandy Reeves, Karen Brown, Jill Wilson, Stacey Fuller, Shannon Riddle, Shelli Tompson, Mia Johnson, Dawn Standley, Penny Wood. 2nd Row: Mrs. Elaine Warden, Rena Payton, Rebecca Horn, Sheila Morris, Barbara Wallace, Paula Hatfield, Wendy Martin, Barbi White, Shirley Freeman, Mrs. Ann Douglas. Back Row: Angela Allen, Jodi Stephens, Carla Ransom, Tammie Riddle, Clint McPherson, Eric Driskill, Geri Ransom, and Reva Ford. Kristi Price gives her speech with aspirations for the vice TEACHERS .,.ew'fL'ff5:w5 g ' , wi 155.1 x Geri Ransom presides at the East Central District meeting. The 1984!85 FTA membership included a group of 43. FTA was involved in club activities such as, candy sales, conventions, conferences, poetry and speaking contests, Dad!Daughter BB games, and Christmas caroling at the nursing homes. The advisors for this year were Mrs. Elaine Warden, Mr Ann Douglas, and Mr. Tom Moore. S Y' i Front row: Shelli Thompson, Penny Wood, Jill VanCampen, Lisa Russell. Second row: Sherri Smith, Barbie White, Gene Crull, Lora Russell, Darlina Sargent, Myella Sondon, Kristi Price. Sandy Scott, Susan Bone. Traci Bracksieck. Third row: Tracy Thomas, Laurie O'DeIl, Rena Payton, Shana Holder, Shonna Norvell, Diana Watson Sponsor. Fourth row: Dawn Peters, Rae Linda Magby, Wendy Martin, Tymmie Fuller, Tory lvie. Back row: Melody Johnson, Melanie Bragg, Terrie Owen, Jody Stephens, Tina Howerton. l As Tymmie Fuller Shows us all this food is finger FHA FHA was involved in many activi- ties this year such as celebrating their 40th birthday, sponsoring their first A-OK cookoff, and baking and serving the most delicious Valentine cookies to the sweethearts and par- ents of PVHS. lickin', good. '06 wi Hey!! Look what l made. Shana Holder displays her Christmas tree ornament which she made during a regular meeting. Don't you wish you had a hat like that! FHA members celebrated FHA's 40th Birthday with a lot of help from Ronald himself. CVET BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE Always busy with a new project CVET repairs a sidewalk. I QQ .. 4 1, f I K 14 K L rirh., , - In . The CVET had many responsibil- ities this year that they fulfilled, such as moving the mats during wrestling matches, building a fence for FFA. Among the other projects they laid concrete for a new sidewalk in the schooI's court- yard. Thanks, guys! 1525 I iv 'ni H' 2 l ,. , , 99.50 5 N A T1 X It t AHA Bottom Rowzjient Davis, Pansy Baker, Tim Reagen, Timbo Hutcheson, Ray Bonner, Joey Burns, Sidney James. Top Row: Jackie Brown, James Woods, -laddock, Brian Henning, Ray Harper. Middle row: Coach McKillip, Rickey Jeff Fisher. Bryan Weatherford, J.R. Martin, Scott Cottrell. Vlobbs, Guy Gorden, Brett Bullard, Terry Banner, Mike McCarty, Shawn MI WJ iii gg 'Vino Spanish Club- Back Row- Auresa Averion, Laura Rozzell, Paula Hatfield, Clint McPherson, Brent Clark, Allison Pope, Kelly Mason. 2nd Row- Sponsor Judy Woodall, Shirley Freeman, Marnie Rozzell, Kila Henderson, Rebecca Horn, Jeanne Meinders. Front Row- Melinda Ginn, Sheila Morris, Paige McCall, Margi Spink, Carmen Sondon, Amy Rozzell. Allison, my cupcake just moved, Auresa Averion and Allison Pope Bill Ponder escorts newly crowned Spanish Club Queen Kila Hender chow down at the Foreign Language Banquet, son at the banquet. Qh Darling, the food is just divine! Tammie Riddle just raves over the l John Garrett escorts beaming French Club Queen, Marlene Morgan. cuisine at the Foreign Language Banquet, i , X l ! 1.1 l..l i x we French Club- Back Row- Brandy Reeves, Shirley Blaine, David Ferris, Nikki Accola, John Garrett, Brent Williamson, Rena Payton, Mia Johnson, Sponsor Elaine Warden. Front Row- Tammie Riddle, Carmen Sondon, Marlene Morgan, Lacy Kimbrough, Julie Fisher, Kathy Nelson. fl! ft! 7 5 T This was the second year for the Drama Class and all things seemed to go well. At the PTO Teacher Appreciation Banquet an oral interpretation of a poem each student had chosen was given. They put on a children's play Silly Soup which was held at the Jackson and Whitebead schools. They also did much of the set work and make-up on the all school play Up the Down Staircase. Michelle Bone, MeChelle Cantwell, Michelle Cof- fey, Dawn Standley, Mrs. Shirley Caves and Lar- ece Hearon give an oral interpretation of poems at the Teacher Appreciation Banquet. V ay., w iff. t l . 1 4. 'fig J. V2 l i Shannon Smith, Bobbye Scroggins and Mike Clanton at the Teacher Appreciation Banquet. Front row-David Ferris, Michelle Johnson, Cathy Summers. Back row-Bobbye Scroggins, Misty Des- kin, MeCheIIe Cantwell, Brent Wil- Iiamson, Shannon Smith, Penny Wood, and Brandy Reeves. fi N he 11 , I vi? This year the Thespians didn't have to make much of a change to become clowns in the home- coming parade. They also at- tempted to enter a one act play contest but didn't because of ill- ness. They learned about mim- ing and as usual helped out with the all-school play. . 9 'i lu NM' I C i,sf'+ ,,.,,, ,, Q fi ,.,f MW 5 1 fn fi? 'SL wv, ' ii, Q STUCG ff- N4fvf',- -A Q we-i5y,7ia-15,i,.-, i ,J N I k Council members-Front row: Ben Clark, Melissa Phipps, Shelly Bloodworth, Lacy Kimrough, April Thompson, Genee Crull, Angela Smith and Shelli Thompson. Row-2: Scott Watkins, Auresa Averion, Kila Henderson, Shelly Holder, Kathy Nelson, Allison Pope, Bill Ponder, Jennifer Coates and Julayna Soloman. Back row: Curt Sholar, Greg Lindsey, Scott Cox, Matt Clark, Sarah Gammill, Kim Golden, Steve McKnight and Tony Harrison. While Preparing Valentines, Greg Lindsey gets a surprise of his own. Programs Expand A few years ago if we asked a PVHS student what student council was for, we would prob- ably have heard about spirit activities, but among other projects are the student ex- change program and playing Cupid on Valen- tine's Day. Under the guidance of Mrs. Debi Reynolds, this year's STUCO has really been great and they plan to expand even more next year. Genee Crull and Shelly Bloodworth sort out Car- nations on Valentine's Day. Lg Club - yt.. f 1,7 fy J Fore front- Jim Wayne Winkle. Row 2- Scott Zebert, Ben Clark, Patrick Grimmett, Lance Martin, Chad Tipton, Brad Houck, Thomas Embree, Rodger Claxton, Eddie Weaver and Shawn Taylor. Row 3- Don Russell, Scott Watkins, Jason Sprowls, Lynn Self, Mike Bell, Michael Dobbins, Laren Blevins, Curt Sholar, Brett Sholar, Kris Hooper, and Tommy Riddle. Back row- Robert Cummings, Joe Rex Trousdale, Scott Ruster, Jonathan Grimmett, Matt Clark, John Garrett, John Meinders, Greg Lindsey and Gary Perkinson. l . .. and their benevolent advisor- Robert Nichols. What did you say?! yells Coach Winkle as Gary Perkinson looks on. Explorer Post 73 started March 1, 1982 with si: members. It is a high-adventure post with its rnaii interests being outdoor activities, car and gui shows, concerts and community service projects These projects have helped the PV Police Depart ment, Oklahoma State Wildlife Department, Pt United Fund and the PV City Lake and others. In May 1985 Post 73 placed first in the Oklaho ma State Explorer Olympics, which qualified it fo the National Explorer Olympics held in Colorado in June. With 45 members, the post has the honor o being the largest post in the state and is also thi longest lasting explorer post in PV history o scouting. Post 73's advisor is Robert Nichols and Clin Riddle is the associate advisor. Chad Tipton is thi president, Michael Dobbins, vice-president, ani Gary Perkinson, secretary. Explorers is for boy from 14-20. N K li'- .Qv -Q:--g ff' 5 Aw YL 1-L A in r E 5 P X -- X XX .-f-- 5W 6453 IT'S DUE WHEN? Clockwise- Tisha Norton, Melinda Ginn Ma Ie e Morgan, Chad Ti ton, TaRena M rtin Kri H r J tt N t n Th p a . soope.eanee ao, omas Gibson, Donna Morgan, and Angie Bre e Not pctu ed- Sheri Hey THLETIQ 'gf ..,..nl '-.-'g' ,.,....w- EV vrurwf Q ll!! widow - K . 'Q , , v.- i1 Front Row- Head Coach Tim Reynolds, Kyle Williams, Rodney Jackson, Mike Norwood, Greg Lindsey, Greg Buckner, Alan Marcum, Jonathon Grim- mett, Paul Talkington, Clint Morse, Steve Brooks, Carl McCann. 2nd Row' Coach Bobby Miller, Dwight Peters, Matt Clark, John Meinders, Keith Read- nour, Scott Cox, Jamie Davis, Mark James, Tim Hutcheson, Jeff Fisher, Manny Walker, Coach Clarence McKillip. 3rd Row- Bret Sholar, Sydney James, Terry Banner, Blake Coffey, Brett Thompson, Brian Bragg, Keith ' ' , .,.,.--,,..................,,,...s- l- nw- Williams, J.J. Agee, Sean Rust, Mike Hamilton, Coach Brian Sanders. 4th Row- Coach Brent Grimmett, Lynn Self, Ricky Jackson, Mark Bynum, Jose Colmenarez, Scott Wilson, Standley Ervin, Robert Hutcheson, Kent Bowles, Marvin Stewart, Eric Strickland. 5th Row- Forrest LeMay, Terry Dillard, Tommy Riddle, Bart Pannell, Tyrone James, Mark Bratcher, Todd Poyner, Curt Sholar, Michael Chapman, Cito Riley. Back Row- Joe Rex Trousdale, Darrell Blankenshpip, Chad Tipton. Junior Martin looks on while Clint Morse runs through the Panther at the beginning of the Newcastle game. sv ff- A+ i. 5 X .i . fi Q . . 2 3' fi . S ' 4' Jane Fonda, Watch Out! Panthers Mark Bynum and Tommy Riddle stretch out before a game. Did you get the license number of that truck? .. and you do the hokey pokey and your turn yourself around ... PANTH ERS CLAIM BI-DISTRICT CRGWN Two-a-days and summer Weightlifting really paid off for the Panthers in '84. The result was the best season in 38 years. Teamwork, dedication and that Panther Pride won the team their title as Bi-District Champs. This 12-1 season was a good one and hopefully future seasons will continue to improve. fx . ,',,. 1 tw E lj 2,54 ,Q J if Gotcha! Tommy Riddle shows a Blanchard player what Panther football is all about. Paul Talkington signals a touchdown while Clint Morse and John Meinders look baffled. Alan Marcum rushes behind the strong blocking of Greg Buckner, Clint Morse and Jonathan Grimmett. i i l s i Q l Keith Readnour knows and tells who's number one. i Slfllt i Rodney Jackson is all alone with the ball and headed for another touch- down. , kt I1 if ,M Q ' ,f Q I w ' M W bs W V 'V, 'uv' M. XM. U ,. , t if 32? 1 x -' if i l,,V i L llel 7 i 3 i ,lll , jfi Zig ' U H, W2 X i i 2 ' f Y ', if . AAi, ff 75 2 , , - ...D The first thing to know about being a great football player, is ya' Another game, another win, Manny Walker, Alan Marcum, Matt Clark, and gotta know how to stand. Alan Marcum gives Kyle Williams a few Kent Bowles strut off the field after the Lindsay game, pointers. IHAM P CAGERS WIN TITLES BACK T0 BACK Dwight Peters grabs another rebound while Kent 'Bowles and Kevin Morris IOOK on. Joel Myers drives in for an easy jumper N. . . 1 , ' 5 . z Q. N f YK X IA' 5. 1. K i, .5 Q ,l . S 1 U 0, X K, ,wwf QW Front row-Corey Martin, Ricky Jackson, Brian gm Flack, Scott Smith, Kevin Morris, Joel Myers, ' Mark Bynum, and Terry Banner. Back row-Coach Sanders, Kent Bowles, Mike Norwood, Joe Hart- W Iey, Roger Hamilton, Dwight Peters, Kenneth Wil- lard, Gary Perkinson, and Coach Rust. a V70 Mike Norwood pumps in an easy free throw. 3' iii vii XF' xx 'Y' --.4 1 W.. f , ' i ,, 31 U ae Kent Bowles is praying it will go in. i ',.......... N What do I do with it now? says Joel Myers. The 1984-85 Girls Basketball team-Front row: Stephanie Montgomery, Crys Smith, Tammy Mumford, Lora Rozzell, Nell Johnson, Twyla Paty, Kelly Ammons and Lisa Bratcher. Back row: Coach Dean Hill, Tami Buller, Denese John- son, Kim Golden, Sarah Gammill, Julie Sallee. Jennifer Coates, Kim Adams, Coach Cathy Dah- lin and Ronnette Harper. qgg5jw:v1gg,.,ggg1Qg. .. nf- ' N , gms' fi, , . ', ft V X Q41- , . V , 'S Ar 2? 4' 1 gif, A? 2 ', h 9 x UP AGAINST THE BOARDS 5 iz, A Fi J, m l Sarah Gammill pours on the defense against a Wynnewood opponent. Tami Buller, senior forward, pops up two against the Konawa Tigers, , Kim Golden seeks an early advantage over Konawa. Despite a hard fought battle the Lady Panthers fell to the Tigers 53 to 46. Denese Johnson lights for a rebound in the Wynnewood game. 1 1? L Buller rece ves the 1984-85 Basketball Q e crown SCOREBOARD Opponent .........Bray P.V. 52 43 ,... ... Comanche 36 42 .... Marlow .......Purcell54 53 55 56 40 .... .... W ynnewood 54 43 .... ...... L exington 47 53 .... .... V elma Alma 47 46 .... ...... K onawa 53 61 . . ...... Davis 44 59 .... ........ S ulphur 52 48 .... .... W ynnewood 61 32 . . . ...... Marlow 39 40 .... .... L indsay 45 53 . .. .... Blanchard 45 48 .... .... L indsay 63 33 . . . .... Marlow 47 49 ................. Davis 53 50 ................ Purcell 44 District Tournament 51 ................ Purcell 56 Front row-LaShonda Austin, Misty Des- kin, Julie McCarty, Sandy Hunter, Heidi Henderson, Tracy Robertson, Shelli Thompson, and Tracy Thomas. Back row-Asst. Denese Johnson, Becky Howard, Terri Thomas, Julayna Solo- mon, Darlina Sargent, Stacy Nation, Jodi Stephens, Dena Wilkens, April Thompson, and Coach Hill. A LEARNING YEAR . :' 5?9 f , Heidi finds time to practice new dance steps. Oh come on guys, l wanted it, replies Julie. C vez' ' .::'.- '1 J .fir l wish you'd stop , says Becky How ard. -15 'ess' gg., 4? LA S PVHS WRESTLING Craig Bowie gets caught in a wrestling maneuver from John Roberts. 'N .ff 2 Steve Brooks gets ready to wrestle his Empire opponent. Coach Jones and his wrestlers concentrate on the match. What's so funny, John Hartzog? l Back Row: Tony Harrison, John Hartzog, Chris Tucker, Carlos Huddleston, Rodney Jackson. Bottom Row: Craig Bowie, Jose Colmenarez, Paul Hartzog. Not Pictured: Curt Sholar, John Meinders, Steve Brooks, Carl McCann. l i Our state qualifier, Rodney Jackson, takes time out of his busy schedule to pose for a picture. JACKSON PLACES THIRD AT STATE PVHS wrestlers had a hard time at Regionals. Out of the eight wrestlers qualifying for the meet, only one, Rodney Jackson, went on to State, where he finished 3rd. The wrestlers did a great job this sea- son, and hopefully, with more working out and prac- tice, will even be better next year. Our Panther Wrestling team takes a break from their busy schedules. P ,, , ' . ' KQQY, h Q. ,. John Meinders, Rodney Jackson, and Jose Colmenarez root their team to victory. Craig Bowie is wrestling his way to another one of his victories. Carlos Huddleston concentrates on pinning his Empire op- John Hartzog gets tough as the match goes on. ponent. ,d ' The 1985 Wrestling Homecoming Candidates and their escorts are: the Queen Laura Agee, escorted by Tony Harrison, Lisa Lucas, escorted by Craig Bowie, Angela Smith, escorted by Curt Sholar, and Kathy Nelson, escorted by John Meinders. Wrestling Queen Laura Agee and her escort Tony Harison fulfill the tradition of the Homecoming kiss as Tanner Reynolds and Kristen Johnson look on. Front row: Roger Claxton, Pat Grimmett, Brad Houck, Ray Harper, Scott Higdon. Back row: Coach Jim Reece, Mike McCarty, Bernard James, Chris Tucker, Junior Martin, Herman Ste- venson. Bernard James stops for a moment to plan his next attack method. FRESHIVIEN BREAK EVEN Freshmen wrestling turned out to be an exciting season. Three of the junior high wres- tlers helped the high school team at some tournaments and duals by doing their part on the mat. Their own record, 5 wins and 5 losses, showed that they had come a long way, but still had a way to go. They are look- ing forward to next year. Tony Williams jogs to the finish at the Jack Hays memorial. I C'fX ' V 'W qu ' J 51WXxs l. s i Mike Norwood takes the baton and heads for the finish. Greg Lindsey receives the baton from Alan Marcum. Alan Marcum gets out of the blocks fast in the 400 meter relay. M iw V 'Wi 5 gy, s WMQQ we s Mises,-I if ills, WN e f iiie . in W i i is -s is Q Q5 2 i , . 'Q i . ' ' Y' A5 mf if V g .Wf A . K fy. AQ K i L 'S - V.- k X .NA ' K 3 'M i ,. 'Sf s W e we in AQ X is W-, . '7' gf. my if A F if Viii :is Y' 5 M A' 4 W V it . :,. ' K. gs W N 'N I M . . X i Q7 'qvb ' fi is .. ' ' V SQ BOYS PLACE THIRQMAT STATE i 'mm or llig.. L I if Wtin i'sSQ T ' : .' Q-.a Q... iff ,Q i YUM Rai ei .48 Mike Norwood gives Pauls Valley a first place finish at the regional track meet. Jbse Colmenerez tries to pull out from the pack. qt ff 'e X . ,IV , ','!' - 1' 1, 4 . I , ' R :M . f 1 ' i ff-rg I' .3-a!f,-. If 'vi' I n n. I , .MV ,I Y TWO PLACE AT STATE TRACK .ghxyt . MEET AJ... Sarah Gammill shows a little enthusiasm. Ronnette Harper wishing that she could fly like that discus can. Two team members placed at the State Track meet, Sarah Gammill and Ronnette Harper. Ronnette placed third in the shot put with a distance of 38' 2 . Sarah placed twice, once in the discus with a throw of 111' 2-W' and the shot with a throw of 37' 6 . Shelly Holder showing what she has got. .ll , This is what it is all about, Senior Shelly Holder giving support to teammate Becky Howard. Denese gives it all she's got throwing the discus 9 a.m. is to early for pictures and track meets, wreplies Denese. Kim Adams peddling regional track T-shirts. N 755121. If v Q74 W I H pi 'wa 5 5 1, - nam A it N NMS K xiii? if Af Nj? ' f v ms Wm sums ri nu 1 WHS Aux Y 't mm Yflm Wm i img, Q .wmv 2 . VW. . E 5? l Michael Dobbins, Scott Watkins and Bates Tunnell, above, all qualified for the High School State Track Meet. nxbigo Freshman tracksters are: Front row-Michael Dobbins, Bates Tunnell, and Scott Watkins. Back row- Jon Herd, Wes Burnett, Mike Hamilton, Marcus Hamilton, Tommy Pearson. Not pictured are Mike McCarty and James Woods. swat- iw. TRIO QUALIFIES FOR STATE The 9th grade boys track team had a very busy season this year. Many members did double duty, competing in both freshman and varsity meets and three even qualified for the high school state track meet at Mustang. Bates Tunnell, Scott Watkins, and Mi- chael Dobbins all placed at the meet showing a promising future ahead for each in their high school careers. The freshman boys placed 3rd in the Ardmore meet, 2nd at Ada, and were champions in their own Conference meet. The team as a whole had a very successful season and this success may be only a hint of greater things to come. 107 GOLF Eat my dust! exclaimed Gary Perkinson. ii? The golf team had an excep- tional season. They received two trophies. One from the PV Invi- tational Tournament in which they placed First A Flight. The second one was from the Sul- phur High Tournament in which they placed First lst Flight. They placed third in the Arbuckle Con- ference which included other teams such as Marlow, Sulphur, Wynnewood, Lindsay and Pur- Front row: Joe Rex Trousdale, Corey Martin, Keith Williams, Joel Myers. Back row: Scott Wil- son, Tony Harrison, Gary Perkinson, Brian Flack. Joel Myers discovers that practice makes per fect. illi cell. They also placed Fifth in the regional tournament at Sulphur. Joe Rex Trousdale executes a putt. Corey Martin shows us it's not all in the wrlst 1 J L Q . Q WA -if : X. ,x i 17. 5 M l . H AL! O 'UW' U The golf team demonstrates their trophy winning form TENNIS ANYONE? is f WO YQVS QQF ' QQ' , ' Q gviffti, QR ' . 5 ' fm 1. . My 7 .1 W , V, ., 1, 1 g g 5. f4 v1Kfx 'A 4' rw S H N, 7. we as X35 rg 1 Nqr! HM!-q, K -. 3 Q , 5 1, 5' if ' J AeXLv',us, 1 I s-v,w..wf J-f'v'X h ..'7-.,5.,,4,2+--g-g- A - -I :Af-W' ' . . 1 '- 4 uFA, 7rJrv :QW, ,,.f4. , X F JM M ,,yy V, L 'QV A Y , X WA, MLN vikggxaiz.. V. if aunts.: .. V ,M E sm! V . ...gg ' 4 ff- ff fra, Sin '95 W e w t- 'f.2f'i.3i , y A '. Qw- Q:2e?hEe: 7 432 7 ww- An-Wnxm-,,4,,.,.,. , ., ,, -AMN 1 V .9 x N 4 fm 7. . 40,-i Mu.--A-L 4' ,.g,.,.-J---f--'- ' I,-' --'W af M ,w--M '1':N-M-- W-. W I 1 fi J or -7 A N A .1 fn ,,y,?L4,.- , , H . Y 9 ' , , ' Ben, please don't throw your racket again. ' 4 I ii, QQ What! John Hartzog not skiing? What is this a new sport? Curt Sholar uses intense concentration to hit the ball. The boys' tennis team was very successful during the '85 season. They qualified all 6 play- ers for the State Tournament. They also finished first at our own tournament. They took third at the Chickasha Tourna- ment and finished second at Re- gional, but qualified Ben Clark at 4751 singles, David Ferris and Matt Clark at 4991 Doubles, John Hartzog at 42 Singles, and Stacy Brooks and Curt Sholar at if2 Doubles, Coach Sanders was also named Region Five Coach of the Year for Tennis. Sc oreb oa rd PV Byng 0 9 Lindsay O 3 Ardmore CJVJ 4 7 Purcell O 7 Moore CJVJ 4 7 Lindsay O 3 Norman CJVJ 6 9 ADA CJVJ 4 8 Norman CJVJ 3 8 Byng O 7 Ardmore CJVQ 1 3 Chickasha 3 1 Chickasha 3 1 Moore CJVJ O 4 Chickasha Tourn. Third Place Pauls Valley Tourn. First Place Regional Tourn. Second Place 'afar fve- 1985 Tennis Team: Front row-Ben Clark, Stacy Brooks, John Hartzog, Curt Sholar and David Ferris. Back row-Ronnie Short. 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STATE TENNIS AT OKC TENNIS CENTER . . . ifl singles-Laura Agee lost her lst round. Chickasha Ardmore Chickasha Moore 1 1 O 5 P.V. Invitational First Place Chickasha A Tourn 7 I. t ' -':::::f5: '5:::? Second Place Z . '. nn, 1152 singles-Jennifer Holladay won her lst round ,:KEK5:K,K and lost her 2nd round in the quarterfinals. 41 Doubles-Karrie Strickland and Andrea Durso lost lst round against a Tecumseh team. 432 Doubles Jeanne Meinders and Marnie Rozzell won 1st round and lost their 2nd round against F f' Heritage Hall. .. , . gl :f1fff:f21-- s . mm.- nssgsssssssfu.. ' .2aEEe:::::a- .1it. S 113 - ' .L g:t:12'1-:g 1. 4515221211127 time---eaaaaa tiiiia.-EEES11- - ms.. a Q. ' . xx f am-, , ,- g 4. J . X . . I gy... ...J V -a.,pA-4.A -, f .f ...E if-lf. ,..,,,'-' .. ,H 1. ....,, --.-.,,1,-., ,.. . 1-uf.--1 1.-N... Wi., , W H fi . .,... As., f . f 1 ..ff-H . V I I ...A '.,',f if f. . I V A f 6. A A 4 , fm, . ' -wr... ' My I ' I. Enemy, K ,T LL .. .'f'z4,-lf-eggs ' I . . :Cf 'I .2 Ab .4 ,L-:iq 1 ,f5g,:gjQwg3f.1,, . - , mf rf ..',.,e ',',:.. ,V - .J gg . l M 4 -,. xdssr-.f.fkmffft. f at -f . Standing: Tommy Riddle, Mike Chapman, Herman Stevenson, Terry Dillard, Lynn Self, Kent Bowles, Pat Morgan, Jon Grimmett, Forrest LeMay, Scott Smith, Greg Buckner, Eric Strickland, J.J. Agee, Aaron McKinley, Steven Anderson. Kneeling: Coach Bobby Miller, William Patchell, Tommy Gibson, Coach Jake Jackson, Sitting: Manny Walker, Russell Mitchell, Tony Marchbanks YH., Greg Buckner shows everyone how he feels about the Panthers. BASEBALL 1985 was an exciting season for the Panthers. They started out slow, losing 3 of 5 games by a total of 3 runs. It took them a while to get everyone in the right position and to get the bats go- ing. The team consisted of a very exceptional group of young men with plenty of talent. Lynn Self now owns the new school record for homeruns. Greg Buckner was the most winning pitcher in school history with a record of 47-9. He was also 7th in the na- tion with 462 career strike outs. The Panthers placed 2nd in the annual Leopard Classic where they were beaten by Binger 8-4 in the championship game. They also placed 4th in the Ducan SOI tournament. The district championship for the second year in a row had begun their road to the state tournament in Tulsa. Regionals were held in Byng. The Panthers were regional runner-up after being beaten by Byng 7-1 and 10-O. The majority of the team will be back next year. Including Tommy Riddle who lead state class 3A in doubles with 19. The Panther's final season re- cord was 23-10. IX 4 X f x .Q ' X 'N qei . Terry Dillard slides into base. Lynn Self warms up before the game. i i ie Panthers discuss last minute game plans. Coach Miller gives Russell Mitchell some batting tips. f 'f ,Q Z l A f ,L, lm ,,L,, er Greg Lindsey, Shelley Holder, Corey Martin, Shelli Thompson, Curt Sholar, Carrie Clark, J.J. Agee, and Lisa Bonner. Shelly Holder delights in becoming the Spring Sports Queen while Greg Lindsey looks on. ,V , L fi y , Q i 5 S L - X g A , L an 2' ' ' '0f!' UllV'm , yzffisg-ff , ' TL S Q Y K 5 x , , , 49 6:5 i .-1 ,--uns!-' Anna Colley and Jed Cole make their way to the 1985 Spring Sports Queen. H2 ld., LJ is l i lm 'X as I Q, I Lf-Q-, 'W , Ricky Jackson struts off with his trophy. SPORTS AWARDS RECIPIENTS INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Mike Norwood0utstanding Senior Athlete, P.V. National Award Sheinf Holder-Panther Pride, Lindsey Award, Boots Holder Mem. John Meinders-Panther Pride, Boots Holder Mem. Greg Lindsey-Lindsey Award Denese Johnson-Boots Holder Mem. Ricky Jackson-All Sports Award Jennifer Hoiiaday-All sports Award, P.V. Tennis Association Award Tony Williams-Jack Hays Mem. Award MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS Alan Marcum-Football, Track Mike Norwood-Basketball Craig Bowie-Wrestling Joe Rex Trousdale-Golf Matt Clark-Tennis Greg Buckner-Baseball Shelley Holder-Track Jennifer Holladay-Tennis Denese Johnson-Basketball- guard Tami Buller-Basketball-forward Chris Tucker-JH Football, -Wrestling Michael Dobbins JH Basketball Thomas Embree-JH Tennis Scott Watkins-JH Track Tracy Robertson-JH Track Melanie Simmons-JH Tennis Becky Howard-Basketball- forward Julayna Solomon-BasketbaII- guard ALL-DIST. FOOTBALL TEAM Keith Readnour Paul Talkington Steve Brooks Carl McCann Scott Cox Jonathan Grimmett Ricky Jackson Clint Morse Mike Norwood Greg Buckner Greg Lindsey Jamie Davis Alan Marcum ARBUCKLE CONFERENCE TEAM-Basketball Mike Norwood Kevin Morris Denese Johnson Tami Buller HIGH POINTS HONORS fwrestlingj John Hartzog Rodney Jackson Craig Bowie The students of PVHS would like to thank the following advertisers for helping make this book possible. -A- Ace Equipment Adam's Electric Agee Equipment Anthony's Ballard's Drive-In Ballard's Buick Beadles, Gary Ben's Country Kitchen Ben's Pizza 84 Steak BilI's Seat Covers Bond Auto Supply Bond the Florist Bynum Motors Central Music 81 Vending Centrilift Hughes Chapman Lumber 81 Hardware Conoco Travel Shoppe C 81 S Cleaners -D- Daily Democrat Daughtery Insurance Duncan Production Credit Duncan Savings 81 Loans Edward's Industries -F- Field Brothers Station Field's Restruant First Federal Savings First National Bank Frost Home Center Garden Inn Motel Garner Lucas Plumbing G.E. 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COFFEE n r A x 147 L New Holland says GOOD LUCK PANTHERS' PAULS VALLEY LINDSAY l l FACULTY Begley, Earl 52 Brenholtz, Becky 16, 52 Brenholtz, Hal 52 Cariker, Loetta 52 Caves, Shirley 52, 78 Cudjoe, Freeland 50 Dahlin, Cathy 52, 92, 112 Douglas, Ann 52, 72 Harding, Ella 52 Hill, Dean 52, 92, 94 Huddleston, Paul 52 Jackson, Jake 52, 95, 114 Jones, Tom 52, 96 McCaulla, Kathy 52 McKillip, Clarence 52, 75, 86 McManus, Debbie 52 McGee, Betty 52 Martin, Don 52 Meinders, Mary 6, 13, 52, 53 Miller, Bobby 52, 86, 114, 115 Moore, Tom 19, 52, 70 Parks, Jim 52, 73 Perry, Ronnie 49, 52 Reece, Jim 53, 101 Reynolds, Debi 53 Reynolds, Tim 53, 86 Rust, Tony 53 Sanders, Brian 21, 53, 86, 90, 111 Taylor, Tom 53, 55 Thomas, Howard 50 Thompson, Dawn Ann 53 Wallace, Sue 53 Warden, Elaine 6, 53, 72, 77 Watson, Diana 16, 53, 74 Winkle, Jim 53 Woodall, Judith 53, 76 Woodworth, Virginia 53 Wynn, Alan 53 INDEX A Accola, Nikki 39, 73, 77 Adams, Kim 39, 92, 105 Agee, J.J. 39, 86, 114 Agee, Laura 12, 17, 34, 68, 80, 99 Alfred, Kristin 28, 150 Allen, Angela 44, 56, 57, 72 Ammons, Kelly 39, 92 Anderson, Bart 28 Anderson, Steven 44, 54, 95, 114 Austin, LaShonda 44, 94 Averion, Auresa 10, 12, 34, 56, 76, 81 B Baker, Michella 44 Baker, Pansy 44, 75 Baker, Patricia 34, 56, 57 Banner, Terry 39, 75, 86, 90 Barker, Andy 44 Barnes, Ruth 34 Barton, Barbara 12 Beavers, Melissa 39 Beck, John 34, 54, 73 Beck, Steve 39, 73 Bell, Michael 28, 56, 82 Blaine, Shirley 39, 65, 77 Bland, June 44 Blankenship, Darrell 86 Blankenship, Deonna 28 Blevins, Laren 28, 56, 60, 82 Bloodworth, Shelley 9, 39, 56, 66, 81, 112 Bone, Michelle 78 Bone, Susie 44, 70, 74 Bonner, Jamie 39 Bonner, Lisa 39, 63, 68 Bonner, Shawn 9, 75 Boucher, Leann 39, 57 Bowie, Craig 19, 20, 28, 64, 96, 97. 98, 99, 59 Bowles, Kent 39, 54, 86, 90, 91, 114 Brackseick, Tracy 44, 74, 71 Bragg, Brian 34, 86 Bragg, Melanie 44, 74 Bratcher, Lisa 39, 54, 92 Davis, Jamie 28, 86 Davis, Jana 39 Davis, Kent 39, 75 Davis, Kellie 34 Deskin, Misty 11, 44, 79, 94 Dillard, Terry 16, 34, 86, 114, 115 Dobbins, Jimmy 28 Dobbins, Michael 44, 54, 55, 73, 82, 98, 107 Driskill, Dianna 39 Driskill, Eric 39, 57, 72 Durso, Andrea 25, 28, 60, 112, 58 E Ellis, Evan 29 Embree, Thomas 44, 82, 95 Ervin, Stanley 34, 86 Espitia, Lee 39 Espitia, Mike 40 Evans, Lisa 14, 34 Bratcher, Mark 39, 86 Brawley, James 28 Bray, Ricky 28 Bray, Sandra 44 Brewer, Angie 39, 70, 80, 83, 152 Brooks, Stacy 18, 39, 54, 56, 73, 80, 111 Brooks, Steve 28, 73, 86, 96, 58 Brown, Greg 28 Brown, Jackie 75 Brown, Karen 44, 70, 72 Brown, Meggie 14, 34 Brown Rena 28 60 F Ferris, David 11, 29, 66, 77, 79, 111 150 Fisher, Jeff 40, 75, 86 Fisher, Julie 40, 77 Flack, Brian 40, 90, 108 Flasch, Pete 19, 29 Ford, Reva 40, 72 Ford, Traci 11, 15, 34, 70 Buckner, Greg 18, 21, 86, 88, 114 Bullard, Bret 44, 75 Buller, Tami 28, 92, 93, 150, 59 Burnett, Wes 44, 107 Burns, Joey 44, 75 Bynum, Mark 15, 34, 86, 87, 90 C Caicedo, Yadira 28 Cantwell, MeChelle 39, 78, 79 1 Carlton, Gerri 39 Casey, Russell 44 Chapman, Michael 39, 86, 114 Clanton, Mike 44, 78 Clark, Ben 39, 56, 73, 81, 82, 110, 111 Clark, Brent 34, 56, 66, 76 Clark, Carrie 44, 73, 112, 113, 71 Clark, Matt 16, 22, 23, 28, 56, 60. 69, 73, 80, 81, 82, 86, 89, 122 Claxton, Roger 44, 73, 82, 100, 101 Coats, Dale 28, 63, 73 Coates, Jennifer 39, 57, 81, 92 Coffey, Blake 28, 73, 86 Coffey, Michelle 39, 49, 65, 78 Colmenarez, Jose 34, 86, 97, 98, 103 Cottrell, Scott 39, 75 Cox, Scott 28, 81, 86, 151 Criss, Ryan 34 Criss, Wren 44 Crull, Genee 34, 66, 74, 81 Cummings, Robert 44, 82 D Freeman, Shirley 40, 57, 72, 76 Fuller, Stacy 40, 57, 70, 72 Fuller, Tara 40 Fuller, Tymmie 44, 57, 74, 80, 112 G i Gabbard, Marty 40 Gammill, Sarah 34, 56, 73, 81, 92, 104 Garrett, John 29, 57, 77, 82 Gibson, Angela 29 Gibson, Thomas 83, 114, 152 T Ginn, Melinda 25, 34, 57, 70, 76, 83, i 152 ' Goggans, Carey 12, 34 i Golden, Kim 40, 56, 57, 81, 92, 93 Gorden, Guy 40, 75 Graham, Kenna 29 Grimmett, Jonathan 16, 21, 29, 82, 86, 88, 114, 150 Grimmett, Patrick 44, 73, 80, 82, 100, 101 Guerrero, Marco 9, 40 Guerrero, Patricia 29 H Haddock, Ray 75 Halverson, Mike 29, 73 H3lTliitOl'l, Hamilton George 29 Marcus 44, 95, 107 Hamilton Mike C9thJ 44, 95, 107 Hamilton Mike C10thJ 13, 40, 54, 86, 111 Hamilton Roger 34, 66 90 Harper, Ray 44, 75, 1oi Jones, Harper, Ronnette 34, 92, 104 Harris, Charley 40 Harrison, Tony 34, 54, 56, 57, 81, 97, 99, 108 Hartley, Dianna 44 Hartley, Joe 34, 90 Hartzog, John 12, 40, 85, 96, 97, 98, 110, 111 Hartzog, Paul 6, 40, 97 Hatfield, Paula 34, 72, 76 Hearon, Larece 40, 78 Henderson, Heidi 45, 56, 57, 71, 94, 106 Henderson, Kila 34, 76, 81 Henderson, Lori 29 Hendrix, Greg 45 Henning, Brian 45, 75 Henry, Sheri 14, 34, 73 Herd, Jon 45, 107 Hervey, Michelle 14, 34 Higdon, Scott 45, 73, 100, 101 Higginbottom, Jackie 45, 95 Hobson, Marcie 34 Hockersmith, Mike 35 Holder, Shana 35, 74 Holder, Shelly 22, 29, 58, 60, 81, 104, 105, 150 Holladay, Jennifer 21, 22, 23, 29, 68, 80 Holmes, Sonny 35 Hooper, Kris 29, 49, 56, 57, 82, 83, 111,152 Horn, Rebecca 35, 54, 56, 72, 76, 112 Houck, Brad 45, 73, 82, 101 Howard, Becky 45, 56, 80, 94, 105, 106 Howard, Jamie 45, 70, 80 Howard, Jared 73, 151 Howerton, Tina 45, 70, 74 Huddleston, Carlos 40, 97, 98 Hughes, Etta 40 Hughes, Tina 35 Humphrey, Marran 17, 22, 35, 56, 57, 68 Hunter, Sandy 45, 94 Hurley, Donna 29 Hutcheson, Robert 86 Hutcheson, Tim 40, 75, 86 Ingram, Ray 29 Ivey, Tory 45, 74 J Jackson, Ricky 29, 61, 86, 90, 117 Jackson, Rodney 15, 35, 86, 89, 97, 98 Johnson, Mia 11, 35, 70, 72, 77 Johnson, Nell 30, 92 Johnston, Gayla 35, 57, 63 Jones, Angie 30 Jones, Christine 45 Jones, Julie 9, 40, 63, 68, 80, 112 Jones, LaDeat 30 Jones, Robert 13, 40, 73 Ronnie 40, 54, 73 K Keenom, Christy 45 Kimbrough, Lacy 40, 57, 66, 77, 81 L Lambert, Johnny 40 Lane, Rena 35 Latimer, Joyce 40 Leegard, John 40 LeMay, Forrest 12, 41, 86, 114 Lentz, Mike 35 Lindsey, Greg 22, 30, 56, 81, 82, 86, 102, 150, 58 Livingston, Nikki 15, 21, 23, 30, 60, 68, 80 Looney, Reggie 30 Lucas, Lisa 30, 68, 99 Lutwiller, Ron 35 M McCarty, Julie 18, 45, 56, 71, 94, 106 McCarty, Mike 45, 75, 101 McCall, Guy 30, 66 McCall, Paige 35, 76 McCann, Carl 15, 30, 66, 86, 150 McCaskiIl, Eddie 45 McCreary, Edwin 30, 60, 64, 65 McGee, Marcie 41 McKinley, Aaron 18, 45, 95, 114 McKnight, Steve 14, 30, 56, 58, 60, 81 McMahan, James 30, 73 McPherson, Clint 35, 56, 57, 72, 76 Magby, Rae Linda 45, 57, 74 Manning, Ginger 30 Marchbanks, Leisa 30, 61 Marchbanks, Tony 41, 114 Marcum, Alan 6, 7, 30, 56, 59, 61, 86, 88, 89, 102, 150 James Bernard 101 James, Deena 29, 151 James, Gary 40 James, Mark 35, 86 James, Sidney 40, 75, 86 James, Tyrone 86 Markum, Gary 45 Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Mason, , Corey 41, 90, 108, 109 , Junior 45, 75, 86, 101 , Lance 45, 82, 95 , TaRena 30, 83, 152 Milam, Jamie 45 Mitchell, Patricia 14, 35 Mitchell, Russell 45, 73, 95, 114, 115 Mobbs, Ricky 45, 75 Montgomery, Stephanie 41, 92 Morgan, Donna 35, 80, 83, 152 Morgan, Marlene 16, 19, 30, 41, 49, 59, 77, 83, 152 Morgan, Pat 45, 114 Morris, Kevin 30, 90 Morris, Shelia 31, 72, 76 Morris, Tim 15, 31 Morse, Clint 30, 73, 86, 88 Mumford, Tammy 41, 92 Myers, Joel 35, 90, 91 N Nation, Jeanette 31, 64, 83, 152 Nation, Scott 4, 9, 11, 14, 16, 31, 59 Nation, Stacy 46, 65, 94 Nelson, Kathy 10, 14, 24, 35, 66, 77, 81, 99 Norton, Tisha 41, 70, 83, 152 Norvell, Shonna 41, 57, 74 Norwood, Mike 31, 86, 90, 91, 101, 103 O O'Dell, Laura 46, 57, 74 Owen, Terri 46, 74 Owens, Murphy 73 P Pannell, Bart 41, 57, 80, 86 Parker, Jennie 46, 56, 70 Patchell, William 41, 114 Patton, Gene 9, 35 Patton, James 41 Paty, Adam 31 Paty, Twyla 35, 92 Payton, Rena 41, 65, 72, 74, 77 Pearson, Tommy 46, 54, 107 Peck, David 35 Penner, Sharmon 46 Perkinson, Gary 41, 82, 90, 108 Peters, Dawn 35, 46, 65, 70, 74 Peters, Dwight 86, 90 Phipps, Melissa 31, 57, 81 Pierce, Greg 36 Pierce, Jerry 36 Ponder, Bill 31, 59, 67, 76, 80, 81 Pool, Stan 31 Pope, Allison 36, 56, 57, 76, 81 Poteet, John 46 Potts, Cynthia 46, 56 Potts, Frank 41, 56 Wendy 41, 65, 72, 74 Kelly 17, 35, 76 Masterson, Rhonda 41 Mathews, Allen 30, 73 Poyner, Tod 41, 86 Price, Kristie 36, 70, 72, 74 Probst, Mike 46, 73 Puckett, Kent 46 Johnson, David 40 Johnson, Denese 4, 15, 29, 59, 67, 92, 93, 94, 105, 150 Johnson, Lisa 45 Johnson, Michelle 29, 64, 79 Johnson Melody 45, 74, 106 Mayes, Michelle 41 Meave, Ricardo 35 Medcalf, Myzella 35 Meinders, Jeanne 7, 35, 66, 76, 80, 112 Meinders, John 6, 14, 30, 62, 82, 86, 88, 98, 99 Melton, Shanon 45 R Ragan, Tim 41, 75 Ramirez, Ralph 36 Ransom, Carla 41, 72 Ransom, Geri 31, 72 Ray, Gina 46 Readnour, Keith 23, 31, 86, 88, 151 Reece, Arlita 41, 65 Reed, Cindy 46, 112 Reeves, Brandy 31, 56, 58, 70, 72, 77, 79 Rickey, Andrea 31, 58, 73, 85 Riddle, Shannon 36, 65, 72 Rozzell, Marnie 36, 76, 112 Ruiz, Rodolfo 36 Rush, Anita 36 Russell, Don 10, 19, 36, 82 Russell, Jimmy 36 Russell, Lisa 46, 74 Russell, Lora 36, 54, 74 Rust, Sean 41, 86 Ruster, Scott 31, 82 S Sallee, Julie 41, 92 Sargent, Darlina 46, 74, 94 Sanchez, Mario 46 Sanders, 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Riley 20, 31, 64 Shepard, Doug 31 Sholar, Bret 31, 56, 60, 82, 86 Sholar, Curt 16, 41, 56, 73, 81, 82, 86,99, 110,111 Short, Ronnie 41, 73, 111 Simmons, Melanie 46, 112 Sims, Will 32 Taylor, Shawn 47, 82 Teel, Stacy 36 Tennison, Donna 32 Tharp, Dawn 47 Tharp, Rusty 36 Thomas, Terri 47, 56, 57, 94 Thomas, Tracy 47, 74, 94, 106 Thompson, Amy 36 Thompson, April 17, 47, 56, 81, 94 Thompson, Brett 15, 36, 57, 80, 86 Thompson, Shelli 17, 47, 54, 55, 56, 72, 74, 81, 94 Tipton, Chad 36, 56, 82, 83, 86, 152 Tobey, Lisa 42 Trousdale, Joe Rex 14, 32, 82, 86, 108, 117, 150 Tucker, Billy 32 Tucker, Chris 47, 97, 100, 101 Tunnell, Bates 19, 47, 95, 107 Turner, Anna 47 Turney, Chris 42, 49, 57 V VanCampen, Jill 47, 74 VanCampen, Travis 36 Veales, Kenny 47 W Wade, Brenda 14, 36 Walker, Manny 42, 86, 89, 114 Wallace, Barbara 36, 72 Ward, Joe 42, 54, 73 Watkins, Scott 47, 81, 82, 107 Watson, Amy 47, 57 Smith 99 Smith Angela 12, 41, 63, 68, 72, 81, Crys 41, 85, 92 Smith James 46 Smith, Kelly 41 Smith, Scott 32, 85, 90, 114 Smith Shannon 46, 73, 78, 79 Smith Sherri 46 74 Weatherford, Bryan 47, 75 Weaver, Eddie 47, 82 Weaver, Joey 36 Webber, Shirla 42 Webster, Mark 42, 73 Welch, Deann 42 Welch, Mike 37, 73 Whitaker, Deanna 32 soionlon, Julayna 46, 56, 57, 71, 81, 94 Sondon, Carmen 32, 61, 66, 76, 77 Sondon, Mayella 46, 54, 74 Spears, Brian 46 Spink, Margi 36, 76 S rowls Jason 46 56 57 82 95 D . . , , . 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Nation Carmen Sondon' Leisa Marchbanks Melissa Phipps Denese Johnson Kristin Alfred Cathy Summers Karrie Strickland Shelia Morris . Jeanne Wleinders . . . Shelly Holder . . . Ur. foe Clam Flrst Baptls! Church Kris Hooper . Jeanne meinders Rena Brown Andrea Rickey Greg Lindsey Joe Rex Trousdale Carl McCann John Meinders Dale Coats Mike Norwood Angela Jones Donna Hurley Kenna Graham . Blake Coiley' Deena James Donna Tennison Tami Woods Adam Paty I The audience will please remain seared for the processlonal and rlse for the Invocation, rise for the benedlctlon and be seated for the recesslonalj I I 0 TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY 21, 1985 AT LAST! - ---..,,,, W fv wx They should be happy, but for Scott Cox, Keith Readnour, and Jared Howard gradu- ating is a serious thing. . ,,,,.. M , .,,, 1 is Q Deena James takes her final walk off of the stage. e x , ff f, EIGHT O'CLOCK processional .. .. Jeanne Wleinders Invocation . . . Steve 'mclfnigltt 'Welcome .. fllan Wlarcum 5 greg Lindsey 'We flre The World .......... Senior Qliorus by Mlcllael jackson and Llonel Rlchle Introduction. . . . .. fDr. Howard 'Thomas Superintendent of Schools Hddnass. .. ............. Ur. foltn Folks State Superintendent of Publlc lnstructlon Farewell ..... Qalliy Summers GF Brandy Reeves presentation of Benediction . . . Recessional . .. Glass .. . 'Tom 'Taylor Hlgh School Principal . . . 'melissa Dltipps . . . . . . . Jeanne 'Wleinders I The audience wlll please remain seated for the processlonal and rlse for the invocation, rlse for the benedlctlon and be seated for the recesslonalj GRADUATING SENIORS TOP TEN OF -SENIOR CIASS la1enCanwoyBlevhg Shdhrl.nHalder RabhKriHaooer Kristin Leigh Afred Deonna Kay Blankenship Ramona Webber Brown Teresa Rena Brown Tami Sue Buller Yadira Caiceda Andrea Daria Durso Angela Gala Gibson - Kenna Momay Graham Theony Patricia Guerrero Lori Lyrln Henderson Jenntler Renee' Holladay Donna Lynn Hurley Bart Wayne Anderson Johnny Lynn Bean Michael Charles Bel Duslv Wayne Bomar Cfil Jay Jul!! VU' 'UNIV Rickey Don Bray Steven Brian Brooks Gfrsnfv Scan Braun GYOQOW Elliott Buckner Thomas Mallheur Clark Dale Ray Coats Thomas Blake Colley Larry Dale Collrell Scott Alan Cox Jamie Louis Davis Jimmy Ray Dobbins Ernmelf Euan Ellis Michael Allen Evan! David Eugene Ferris CLASS OFFICERS: President - Mall Clark V' Preliden - ' sfislll ' 5 Gresarvlilvlindey BrlndyRuanReevn 'S!ewArldrewM:KWU1l BreiRoberIShall RichlrdA1liMlcun CalhyDmheSurrlnerl MeinuAnnFhiape Deena Camel James Shefa Jo Morris Denese Michelle Johnson Jeanette Eieabeth Nation Michelle Darlene Johnson Rhonda Denise Eyler Pearson Nell LaVerne Johnson Angela Gay Jones La'Deal Venice Jones Tammy Burleson Janes Nikki Diane Livingston Lisa Ann Lucas Ginger Susan Manning Leisa Kay Marchbonks TaRena Mocheille Martin Marlene Monetle Morgan John Michael Garrett Jonathan David Grimrnell Michael Shawn Halverson George Edvard Hamilton, Jr. Thomas Parrick Hansche Jared James Howard Richard Leon Jackson Kevin James Lawson Reggie Neal Looney. GW Melvin McCall Carl Russell McCann, Jr. Edwin Lynn McCreary James Edgar McMahon John Calloway Manu James Alen Mallheurs John Russell Meinders Kevin Ray Morris. Tmolhy Lee Mon'is Chnl Lewis Morse g:tfSHAU.S: Laura Agn away - Nikkilivinglon, Geri Lynne Ransom Crystal Michelle Rayburn Andrea Rm' Rickey Tananie Rene' Riddle Sondra Williams Rulh Comien Clavaia Sondon Kerrie Bell: Strickland Donna Gai Tennison Deanna Doris Whitaker Tdmy Dawn Wilson Tamela Lynn Wood: Sooll Lendell Nation Michael Chrde Norwood Roy Adam Paty Sleuen Dale Polczynski Billy Coy Ponder Stanley Ray Pool James William Pyle Gary Keith Readnour Gl0f9l Scafl Rvster Lynn Ray SeU . J. Riley Shaw Douglas Ray 5h0P0rd Wlliarn Lee Sims Charles Scott Smith Pwr Alan rursngim Joe Rex Trausdale Billy Russle Tucker Tony Alan Williams James Wayne Wmkle USHEIS: Munn Humphrey KellyLhMlson Tony rrison Mark Bynum STAFF COLOPHON Adviser ...... ........ Editor ......... Staff Members . . DebbieMcManus Jeanette Nation ..... Angie Brewer Thomas Gibson Melinda Ginn Sheri Henry Kris Hooper TaRena Martin Donna Morgan Marlene Morgan Tisha Norton Chad Tipton SPECIAL THANKS T02 The Daily Democrat for the use of their sports negativesg Blunck Studios for mug shots and group shots, Tony Rust, Susan Thompson, Timmie Clark, Dean Hill, Mary Meinders and Eric Strickland for the use of negatives and pictures, also Johnna Lari- more, Josten's representative for helping when needed. Volume 57 of the Panther was compiled by the year- book staff members. After the final deadline 375 copies were published by American!Josten's Publish- ing Company of Topeka, Kansas. The book size is col- legiate or 9 x 12. It contains 152 pages printed on 191 gloss paper. The total cost exceeded S10,500. News Gothic and News Gothic Bold number 27 were used as type styles. Headlines and sub-head- lines were 36 point and 18 point respectively. Other headlines were art work chosen by the staff mem- bers. Body copy and cap- tions were 12 point and 8 point. The division pages were designed by Josten's. The cover was printed on mission grain and is silk- screen red and white on black. CTEST FINI! MMR 4 X 3 .-.- .. .... .... , V I