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

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Roundballers Claim Powerful Showing Behind I6-9 Record Following a season which saw Paschal streak to a fourth-place State r a n kin g, this year's Panthers were faced with the difficult task of rebuilding Season Averages and fielding a team which could find pride in it- PLAYER FG'A FG'M PGV- FT'A FT'M FTW TP - - - - - Shaw 21s 135 62 126 91 72 361 self as a winning unit. Under the new District 4A-5 Eimmm 157 76 48 56 4, 73 '93 alignment, Paschal was grouped with North Side, Cowles 51 47 58 37 27 73 12' . . , sions 212 126 59 64 so 78 aoz Carter-Riverside, and I, M. Terrell in Zone ll as the smnh 141 64 45 44 37 84 165 Little Four. Terrell swept to the Zone ll and Dis- ffmood gg 22 fi lg QI if trict titles, lout Paschal finished with a 3-3 slate in lgrglggm Q L ig 3 g : 2 league play, gaining a tie with Carter for sec- ray so 1s 60 6 3 so 39 ond place in the Zone. The Panthers provided the f:x9 ' jg ff, if 32 Hg 22 strongest Zone ll competition for Terrell, barely glutfozn 55 ig 2 ig g it gg dropping their second game in overtime, 28-26. The Rutherford 16 s so 4 2 so 1a Panther five won two contests from North Side and Totals 1116 593 50 472 329 72 1515 split with Carter's Eagles, taking the first, 50-44, but dropping the return match, 51-45, .lim Shaw was the year's outstanding Panther, and his consistency and leadership were vital factors in a T6-9 record. Row 1: David Ruhinson, Floyd Earwood, James Lair, Hilton Bruce Baughman, Bryan Fay, Scott Rutherford. Row 3: Craig Queton, John Worthom. Row 2: Stanley Eisenman, Jerry Smith, Jones, Charlie Conlee, Jim Shaw, Mark Stone, Kirk Blackman. FINAL STANDINGS DISTRICT RECORD ZONE I ZONE ll TEAM PHS OPP. Poly 1. M. Terrell North sid. 57 as Heights Paschal Cade' 50 44 Eastern Hills Carter l :5u::rT'rren Dunbar North Side Num, side 43 40 Toth I. M. Terrell 26 28

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Beneath the gaze of Jim Shaw l22l, a Grand Prairie player, and Craig Jones, Charlie Conlee wins a race to the ball with another Gopher. Foreigners Feel PHS Fangs Paschal's non-disTricT campaign goT off To a cold sTarT early in The season, The PanThers losing Tour ouT of Their TirsT six games. The Team Tound The spark quickly, however, and gained momenTum To finish well, winning ll and losing only Two games The resT of The way. The ToughesT opposiTion came Trom HalTom High, who Took Two games from The PanThers, The season opener, 72-59, and IaTer a close remaTch, 7l-67. The Purples oleTeaTed Tech and WeaTherTord Twice each, scoring 76 and 75 poinTs againsT The laTTer. OTher loig games Tor Paschal were The Two vicTories over ST. Mark's of Dallas, The second of which saw The PanThers hiT a season high poinT To- Tal in an 84-56 romp. A pair of conTesTs wiTh L. D. Bell ended in a low-scoring spliT. Coach Charlie Turner used The non-disTricT games as a means To sTrengThen his season-long erecTion of a Team which could compeTe successfully in DisTricT 4A-5 play. Completely surrounded by Haltom defensive men and falling backwards, Jim Shaw retains control of the ball and desperately attempts to pass to Stan Eisenman. - RL 2.'f.'1lF . Floyd Earwood U41 instinctively Turns on the speed in pursuit of a wayward pass as an anxious Mark StoneI25l follows the balls path TEAM PHS OPP. Haltom 59 72 Poly 40 69 Tech 59 33 St. Mark's 73 50 L.D. Bell 39 42 Haltom 67 71 Grand Prairie 67 65 Eastern Hills 38 45 Tech 51 47 L.D. Bell 46 44 Weatherford 76 44 Weatherford 75 38 Mineral Wells 62 35 Gainesville 64 48 St. Mark's 84 56 Nolan 76 57 Dunbar 50 54 Dunbar 56 48 Eastern Hills 55 37