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

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Row I, left to right: STURDEVANT, KUEHN, WILHITE, OATES, J. ANDERSON, McMURRAY, GASH, HULTS, THOMPSON ' Row 2: NATION, KINNE, BLACK, GOULDY, HOLLAND, POPE, HINTON, JONES, DUNNING ' Row 3: SANDIFER, SIMMONS, SIL- VER, HARWELL, C. RIZER, DAUGHERTY, K. RIZER, HULL 'Row 4: R. ANDERSON, CROW, WILSON, ARMSTRONG, WILL- IAMSON, PRICE, TRIPP. SKATING CLUB The Skating Club, organized and spon- sored by Mrs. Beatrice Dunning, enioys ice skating at Will Rogers Coliseum at regu- lar intervals. Members strive to improve their skating and enioy a rare sport in Texas. OFFICERS: MIKE TRIPP, President, WENDELL HARWELL, Vice President Row 2: BEVERLY JONES, Secretary, SUZANNE SANDIFER, Treasurer. -sv

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OFFICERS: RUDY GAEDKE, President, GENE YOCKSTICK, Vice President, JOE DEAN, Secretary, JOHN MELCHER, Treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was organized for stu- dents who expressed an interest in scien- titic experimentation. The club meets every other week tor a discussion of the various phases of science. The Science Club, a branch of the Texas and American Acad- emies ot Science, is sponsored by all sci- ence teachers with Miss Elveta Benson as head sponsor. Members participate in the program and present scientific proiects of interest to the club. Row I, left to right: DEAN, HOPKINS, JOSEPH, MITCHELL, YOCKSTICK, BROOKS, HUDSON, McKEOWN, WISENER, HAUN, MACK ' Row 2: HAWTHORNE, MCCLURE, CONNER, McKENZIE, BAILEY, ZELLE, FORTNEY, KIBBIE, HOWE, BROZGOLD, ALLEN, REY- NOLDS ' Row 3: GREEN, DEBUSK, GORDON, HUSA, COFFMAN, BROWN, MOON, MURPHY, EDWARDS, VAN ZANDT, BOATNER, BENSON ' Row 4: BULBROOK, GAEDKE, SILVER, BORGERS, HARRISON, BLACK, PETERSON, MILES, LEWIS, STEELE, AHOLA, GEBHARD, MELCHER.

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OFFICERS: SANDRA JANES, President, GLENNA FAWVER, Vice President, MADELL BAILEY, Secretary, MARCIA KLODGINSKY, Treasurer, AMY WEBSTER, Reporter, BARBARA WITT, Inter-club Council Representative. Y-TEENS Y-TEENS, attiliated with the YWCA, is an organization for Paschal girls. It strives to develop the student of today into a Christian adult, well-equipped to meet her responsi- bilities and willing to serve her community. It seeks to develop ci sense of the right as well os an understanding of the problems the members will be 'Forced to confront. Y-TEENS have sponsored slumber parties, luncheons, hikes, picnics, and an intensive charity program. Guest speakers meet often with the Y-TEENS. Row i, left to right: BENNETT, McENTIRE, PYLE, MORROW, RICHARDS, FERGUSON, WITT, EASTLAKE, WILLIS, JANES, DOUTT ' Row 2: KELSEY, CARTER, JONES, STANDIFER, FILLMORE, MYERS, KLODGINSKY, CREED, GOUGH, FAWVER, BAILEY ' Raw 3: RUNYAN, KIRKLAND, BETTS, EDWARDS, GAITHER, WEBSTER, FIELDING, CASON, SIMONDS, MASSENGALE, COURSEY. Q-.-f