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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4 BASKETBALL 1 , tif, 4 5 so f Y , 5 Mirroring the intensity of play on the court, the Paschal reserves The spirit of teamwork sparked throughout the season by these back- and coaches shout encouragement to the Panthers' starting quintet. up men was an invaluable factor in the building of a successful team. Charlie Turner, Paschal's dynamic, hard-driving basketball mentor, guided the Purples' forces through a 'I6-9 campaign. Manager Sam Katz lil records statistics in the team notebook as scorekeeper Mike Harrison totals points and watches the clock during the game in the Panthers' gym.

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Three , ev 1 Q, N Q, r 4 i k Q K 4 si . ng 2 'A -- : f W ' EJRW' 4- ggi: 1 x'!'K ,1 AV A , 6 4 mfg g Q3 K ' 2? W5 rf , , '53 .ig '4 M W , V L 4 1 V, drag .Jr .ed g s, JERRY SMITH Guard 1 xl, .- N.-. , S ections JIM SHAW Forward STANLEY EISENMAN Guard