R L Paschal High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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i gf T' Row T, left to right: I-IAWKER, KUEHN, COX, HAUN ' Row 2: HAGGARD, ADAMS, STURDEVANT, STEPHENSON, TURNER, VOTION, MOLINAR, GIBSON, THOMPSON, GATHRIGHT ' Row 3: EADS, TATUM, JOHNSON, SHAW, McENTIRE, WALDEN, LEE, RALTON, HUDSON ' Row 4: LASSITER, BRAWNER, DUNLAP, FILLMORE, SMITH, JARVIS, GORDON, ZETHRAEUS, GRIFFIN. FUTURE NURSES CLUB High school is a time of planning, selec- ting a vocation, and choosing a school for further training. Two years ago Mrs. Velma Eads founded the Future Nurses Club at Paschal to foster interest in nursing as a profession. Girls have a rare opportunity to become fully acquainted with all aspects of nursing before entering that field. They learn of the scholarship program and the degree available and often obtain first-hand information from a local college. Feeling that success in the field of medicine is irn- possible without a keen sense of charity, many Paschal future nurses gave their time unselfishly during the March of Dimes campaign against polio. This is a young club which is steadily growing as more girls are attracted to the field of nursing. 'QS OFFICERS: KATHY HUDSON, President, ROSEMARIE GORDON, Vice President PATRICIA GATHRlGHT,Secretcfryp MARY KUEHN, Reporter. -N Q R

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OFFICERS: HARRY HELLER, President, BARBARA DARWIN, Vice Presideni, BETTY PRYOR, Secreiary, CAROL SHAW, Treasurer, JULIE FINCH, Reporter, LOYCE MCLAIN, Sergeant-at-Arms. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The Distributive Education Club gcnized to give the student with time iob additional knowledge so WGS OI'- ci holi- ihm he moy excel in his work and open new vistas to success. The program of the club includes training in many fields of selling-whole sale, retail, and service. The member uses his new ideas to become ci better salesman, and thus profits from the course which links his job to his ecluccztion. The sponsor is Miss Ninci Terry. Row I, left to right: YATES, SNOW, WHITT, PRIDDY, GARRISON, PIPES, SMITH, DARWIN, McLAIN, THOMPSON ' Row 2: PRYOR, TORRANCE, JOHNSON, SHAW, VELTE, STANLEY, MABRY, MOORE, STRADER ' Row 3: HALL, NEWSOM, HAYNES, BLANTON, FINCH, HELLER, KNIGHT ' Row 4: VAUGHAN, EDDINS, TERRY, RANDLE, PETERS, DAVIDSON, BELCHER ' Row 5: DEMPSEY, BYRNES, DYESS, DEERING, SANDERS, BUCKINGHAM, FIELD.

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FLYING PANTHERS The Flying Panthers is a club founded to acquaint the students with the importance of aviation in our modern world. Many meetings are informative-featuring dis- cussions of meteorology, ground methods, search and rescue missions, and first aid. Numerous social activities highlighting the year include two formal dances, at Christ- mas and in the spring. OFFICERS: JOE HUDDLESTON, President, EARL MONTGOMERY, Vice Presi- dent, NORMAN SPAULDING, Secretary, MIGUEL PETERSON, Treasurer, ELEANOR WILLIAMS, Reporter. Row I, left to right: SHEAR, FOWLER, SIMONDS, DOUTT, BROWN ' Row 2: PULIDO, HUDDLESTON, PETERSON, NORCROSS, MONTGOMERY, SPAULDING ' Row 3: JONES, WEATHERLEY GOLDWAITE, MCDONALD, CASON, MUSGRAVE.