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

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L TTT ' t 1 1 ' f 1 ■i rni ' C AY And now for our waist exercises one, two ... Paschal boys display their dancing coordination. •■Our next number will be Beethoven ' s Fifth Symphony in A flat— very flat. The Committee entertains at the Follies. All hail the Great Pumpkin! Modern dance stu- dents perform intricate patterns. Monday night ' s reigning Sports Follies queen, Linda Foley, is pictured with her court, Kathy Bell and Jane Westpheling. Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead! Sandy Carver sings Honey Bun. 58

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One potato, two potato Paschal girls enliven school spirit with a line dance at the Homecoming outdoor pep rally. STUDENTS WELCOME HOMECOMERS Alumni returned to the familiar halls of their alma mater as Paschal celebrated Homecoming on November 12. Activities began with the judging of homeroom door decorations in the morning and continued at a fever pitch all day. The day ' s excitement overflowed at the outdoor pep rally held at fifth period. Immediately thereafter the band led the student body in a tremendous snake dance through the halls. Despite a 28-0 loss to arch-rival Ar- lington Heights in the evening ' s football game, the sub- sequent Homecoming dance, under the joint sponsorship of the Ex-Students Association and the Panther-Spirit of Paschal, was a success. Homecoming Queen Bonnie Wil- kerson received her crown at the dance, which took place at the Exhibits Building. Mr. Gerald Wall, chemistry teacher, likes to cut up in class. First prize in decorations went to Mr. Wall ' s homeroom. I guess it was at Handley Field after all. An important play overcomes the Paschal cheerleaders with silence. 57

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FUTURE STARS SHINE AT FOLLIES Janie Lindsey plays the guifar wifhouf being accompanied by a Horn. Foll singers were in the majority in the Follies. Profiles in Talent was the thenne of the 1965 Sports Follies, held November 22 and 23. Under the direction of Miss Judy Roberson, talented Pascholites entertained friends, relatives, and guests with a variety of acts rang- ing from the artful to the ridiculous, Chisai Childs, a 1965 Paschal graduate, was a special guest performer. The Service Council and the athletic department spon- sored the show jointly. Service Courfcil members sold tickets, while the athletes were responsible for the sole of ads in the printed program. The crowning of the Sports Follies Queen climaxed each show. Monday night s winner was Linda Foley; Nancy Burch copped Tuesday night honors. You give a little twist ond you shake it all about ... Boys ' line dances offered much to the night ' s entertainment. James Youngblood is chiefly interested in being brave. Cowboys and Indians was just one of the many acts in the talent show. Tuesday night ' s reigning Sports Follies queen, Noncy Burch, is pictured with her court, Jan Logan and Licia Forte. 59