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

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-sm more thon o trodition Old traditions mingle with the new. There are many examples of this in everyday life, at home and in worship. Each family has its own way of life, just as the churches in Pauls Valley have their own forms of worship. The Trinity Baptist 'aching the junior Royal ghurch hglsteg a h nbassadors is the Oonday urmg t 9 sponsibility of Monty Patton lunch hour where over president of the state RA's. 20 kids from various beliefs not only had a meal on the bus or fun at the park, but enjoyed an interesting devotional given by Rodney Stone, who had a way of getting kids to listen. Tammy Garrett made sure to get a good view of her gospel-singing boyfriend. Getting involved meant using up a lot of free time. Hard work won the title of Youth Group of the Year for the First r Church of God youth at their annual state convention. Teachers in the high school also got involved. Mr. Paul Huddleston and Mrs. Virginia Woodworth were just two who enjoyed singing in their church choirs. Mr. Huddleston was even asked to sing in choirs other than his own.! k -' .L The Methodist Church provides a beautiful setting for Wendy Naurnan's prayers. At the park on a pretty Wednesday. is where you often find the Noonday crowd. Many churches look forward to a mixture of fun and worship at Falls Greek each summer. church activities-2 1

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Following the family tradition, Lori Hayes succeeds her sister, ff If ' ya K - ' 'K 7 ' V, Diana as president of the Church of God State Youth. 1' ff MJ J' 2 1 Na' Q BK f ff 2, J 5 , is e if V 5 MN 2? X yn! fx, if 6 , X If fe K If Z, xr gif If F fx f' .ef 'VX ff! , if 2 ,M iv , ff: ,ff ft' . iff f IHIHIIBM Iennifer Tray with the rosary beads, a distinguishing mark of the Catholic Church, honors the VirginMary during the Lenten season. At right is the altar. 20-church activities 4. ? 'B 'Let the children come to me, for to such belongs the Kingdom of Heaven! . its 4 X s VBLLQV- fi? mfs-Nami, ' -'

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IDIISUUWIEID lfII'IIIi SIDIIIDIHF M' Ili IE Ili ID II If If IE ID IE N 'C IE Who would have thought to all-school competitions spirit. pockets and purses were that silly games, Where everyone wanted The gym was filled with emptied of all kinds oi to get involved in Spirit faces of excitement as odd items. It was the sunglasses, tee-shirts and hats of all shapes and sizes was what it would take to cause the enthusiasm of high school students and faculty to erupt and overcome everyone? A change had taken place from mini-courses Jaf I WMM 7 i2 ' e was s la 1 ,t,y,, g -,,,,,W 2 i it ,A j I It's a fight to the finish as Allen Dismukes struggles to get the chair away from Denise Pickard for a junior class victory. 22-spirit week Week. The new Spirit Week gave a much-needed vacation from sitting in the same classrooms, doing the same work, day-in and day-out. The goal? To prove who had the most school I Putting on leg weights, Guy Bartlett hopes it will add enough pounds to the sophomore class for the weigh III. Al five, riding a tricycle came natural, but it's not as easy ten years later as Fred Gill pedals to the finish line. rivalry between the only pair of Tony Llama classes dominated the boots that brought then week. the victory The tension built, and the But the seniors came class officers stood close through with the highest to the table waiting for total points, gaining then the scavenger hunt. The a spirit banner to wave sophomores were in their honor prepared for anything as 1 4 ,J .fs ' 4 I X, fm: g l 3 5? J