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

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if laik ,Q. - bl On board the junior float, Kelly McCall 'toasts' the Comets for Alea Averion's and Donna Burson's breakfast. Sophomores found out he doesn't really bite: When Kelly Iohnson's dad let them borrow his barn to build their float, it came complete with two German sheperds. Not conceited-just convinced. Dee Dee Wayland and Rhonda Harris are sure who's number one. In an earlier assembly, Rhonda did her duties as candidate when she walked down the aisle on a broken toe and didn't even limp! 1 Z-homecoming

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Underclass candidates are Lori Hayes and Kristi Cassell, sophomores and Andy McKinley, Lisa Walker and Tina Munn, freshmen. Escorting them are Chip Howard, Eric Kerr, Stacy Sweatt, Robert Stevenson and Walt Pesterfield. The background music was based on the movie Ice Castles. The freshmen discovered last minute touch ups were a definite must in order to place second. lust ask Tamra Slate and Shelly Garrison. wt' 1365 t f l owning around as usual Shirl Carrying out her tradition, Ialopy. Cruising with the buxom was that Sandra's traditional l:Clain, Penny Hollman and Sandra Smith portrays that lass are Ieff McMahan, dress was missing. It had been pnty Patton contribute their little ole' clown everyone had to Stephanie Taylor and Steve either lifted OI' lost. Irt to make homecoming a notice as she hitches a ride Mueller. The only difference the laat success. alongside Donnie Sharp's Iaunty spectators might have noticed l . l homecoming-1 1

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gn , .35 . 8 ,., I l 'it JD!! That's exactly what the eshmen have in mind for the mets. Their float 'Raid the mets' won second in the un f ' 1 5 I it l all H1 ....-7---A U l ' A- l to . eaaee.h wr: 3, A . u ASA- 'i x R' V I .- , P sa . nu , ...f VL 2 3 Lf' ' 94 , r J Seniors take fourth place with 'Flush the Comets' in the homecoming parade. Atop the float, Tonia Crouch flushes a hidden Comet Uohn Warrenj as Larry Rhodes 'wipes' them away. Homecoming mums for that special girl have become a tradition. Chris Lambert inspects his before giving it to that special girl. homecoming parade. The Raid can came complete with fire extinguisher spray. Homecoming competition It's all in a week's work Finishing touches were being made before the long line of floats, the marching band, the highsteppers, clowns and queens made their way down Main Street from Burr Center. The entire week before had been spent building- and playing. When someone at the senior float asked for cardboard-several people enthusiastically went on a scavenger hunt, and returned with a 500 pound bale. And the juniors? Well, after finishing their float in only two or three days, a few of them gladly contributed a few eggs to the senior float. And they still took first in competition. The sophomores had a little more to put up with than they expected since there were two German sheperds helping them construct their egg beater. The freshmen had float building all figured out as they covered each other with shaving cream during the week. Their first experience in high school was certainly a sticky one. But all the hard work and goofing off didn't phase anyone. After the parade, every one was in the spirit to clobber the Dicksoi Comets 42-7 and then dance the night away to Another One Bites the Dust, courtesy of the Spirit Squad. There's no band better at better to lead the band as they leading a parade than the Show warm the corners than drum Band of South Central majors Carolyn Cochran and Oklahoma, and there's no one Mark Martin. homecoming-1 3