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

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EX'CIIlfIlfMkIENlf AILIL lfll-1 IE MAY The freshmen were loud of their lrformance of getting class members packed to the circle on the gym vor. The sophomores .d their hopes up and rategy planned. They tgan by taking off their oes to pile up. The first er was down, then llineone lost his balance ld stepped out of the role. All anticipation as flooded with agony, they returned to the F-achers humiliated by E laughter of the iors. The juniors proudly Elked to the circle and thinla few minutes, it l -ff? was all over. The sophomores were cheering with delight. The juniors made the same mistake. The seniors took the floor with a cry of victory, as they attempted to build a human pyramid. The underclassmen watch with open mouths as the seniors stacked three on shoulders and got their whole class in. Even though the result was tired backs and aching shoulders, they agreed it was worth proving that the seniors had the most school spirit. it 1 Freshman Bobbi Burson attempts to return the senior volley, but miscalculates the position and speed of the ball. A gang ready to take on anyone in Sunglass competition are Kenda Elkins, Cathey Purser, Teresa Smith, Stephanie Hendrix, Melinda Rude, Lori Hayes, Sherri McCullough, Amy Hall, and Paula Cochran. spirit week 25

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'Z' 5 ID II ID II if W Ili IE an Wai- 3 , , v o ,L W , 'I Not as easy as one-two-three, The seniors proved Kim Halverson, Cary Bowie, seniority this time by the 24-spirit week 'ff ' Barry McCur1ey, Denise breaking agony of stacking M Strickland and Billy Davis start squishing their whole class the pyramid. the

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' Drops C6 ring Spending time together meant spending money? Not always. With the cost of gas and movies doubling in the past two years, more kids were spending their time in front of the TV watching HBO. When driving around seemed to be a must, the courthouse parking lot proved to be the perfect place for meeting and going in one car to save gas. According to Andrea Nash and Mike Travis, peddling around Norman was a great way to spend Saturday. Denise Strickland resorted to helping Chris Evans feed cows to pass time. Sandra Smith and Max McKnight invented invisible tennis to save I -- ' 4 ' T'--.- x A a .. s, 1 ' , t' sf Q A y , 3 A ' .1 A , g Q l tl ' 4 P t Q ,Q 5 , Q 3 .,.a,..... , . A ' , A.. 5 I The traditional drop is such Pmlnise fines BFS H Sign Of 3 dghgate thmg that Chris the real thing. Rhonda Harris' carefully secures the clasp for delicate gift fI'0n'1 Kenny an admiring Susan Isaac. MCKinZi9 has 3 Unique SWIG with their names on either side. money We had fun times, sad times, quiet times, and there were those times we'd rather have forgotten, but couldn't seem to. For a real good laugh, ask Shelly Poyner about the time she got caught in the men's restroom at the Silver Turtle. Ask any guy the worst thing that's happened to him on a date, and you might get an answer something like Larry Standridges' I was on a date with one date and got caught by another one I was dating at the same time. This is the way the great American pastime went for those of us in the Valley. :ii K ' 3 Not all high school romances become this serious, but for Darla Charlow it means a trip to the altar. The groom is Stan Helton, Wayne High School senior,