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

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Juniors and Soph Picnic at Twin Points Beverly Kostohryz, llene Glozer, and Cissy Ramsel launch their rowboot. we Shirley Roberts registers fear as she swings high. Sunny skies finally morked a Junior-Sophomore pic- nic on Fridoy, Moy 17, defying The TroldiTionol roin. Supplied wiTh Twin Points' full bc1TTery of volleyball neTs, renTed booTs, cind swings, The iuniors ond soph- omores enTerTciined Themselves oll c1fTernoon, wiTh brover souls oT'TempTing To swim in The icy loke. Af! Ter o cofered meol of borbecue, beons, lemonode, ond pie, The underclossmen resumed Their acTiviTies unTil evening. Mciny sTudenTs broughT musical in- sTrumenTs To culminoTe The picnic in singing. AT 7 o'clock, The cors pulled ouT, leoving Twin PoinTs messy ond deserted, waiting for The incoming seniors. o ---rf f'1.ig T. I M'-...T W my ..- ZW ' vga' ggi' ..,.s., V 5:-.-- i AE? i fl if 'it-1 - f T.. Q, . 1 e3i'ssiff:e.1..f-Q-me -rf,-'.-frfeirrf e ef are V01 2-.L ..' - ,-:, - - ig-'K r nzfgrfe- 'fz'57 E+'w::f1 '--we ' 'T - 'T . M ,- .-N sm..- , V. A--.3 -, :lg-' gc, ..,---s '-L.-, 'tes K.-,J bye,-if! A ,Qi ,gin , I A H ,MM ,gf ' '5...:,41'1ss,, 7' V7 ,F ...ae-L we-.: '.:.. .ie-Igf -E-To -- S-cj.. - i i c ' ' f .. -.4f ,5-was-,Qrj7 s -fi---c-PM -Q - 1 ,Q cv., P' f '5 ' 1 - H ' H- . fi' - ss ---ee if-'?'f'L5:':-A-1 -A-fgi' - ,V fx . 2. ' 'ian 4l -' ' Twiell 1 .. , 'E' - V .4 A fa. fav . , ,.... My f, , sv- .... -- c4 es. ,N e--Q . - 'v-'fra-tv, .,,. f 5 : ' 'ZF v?f'-Q-v-.,... 4 A ,' . , -e 3 , ' . se...A:.e::.,1,,.x r - - M, -'f -in af ' '-e-- Sei , 37' ' I ? ' '- ' C 'ir iii, ,. f J: M -..1f,':,-ffeiise S- .e -,-r.,, , , . ,+:',. ' ' 1 ,, ' ifr51.,1,fl,I M'4N..1 T 5 .Q 2 'le I N- .'5-'1.i'f'- ' ' A ,. , ,e ,,, .. , - f c 5-4 gi.l'g-?'.-'ef-7Q?n?,4'. f,,,.,-' ,V - :KM 3 fl ,ycsaaas gk 1 A: S525-A-, ,M ,'.,,u,.,1Q'i..f ,b'W:,: 75,3 ,Q 14 . V, ,N s s- f A . . or-,as 1. A , ,.,v . iv 'c ful.. . x..1:'L.. '? !.a,'5 ivti' v. .,4-42 V , Swimming was one of the main activities at the picnic, even though the water was cold. Twin Points Park Area is situated on Eagle Mountain Lake. Lovely ladies of the iunior class pose winningly at the beginning of o furious volleyball game. Included are: Cathey Spears, Leslie Summers, Nancy Reid, Liz Johnston, Ilene Glazer, Beverly Kostohryz, Cynthia Slaughter, frantically trying to secure victory for the team. ei-1-c 3 iwes H5

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-m,,. ,.,.,, . Q i Mei. . At Twin Points, seniors swing on the set near the cafeteria. The park was well provided with activities, including swimming, volleyball, boating, and football. sim-. 4. R Q V- ...,,. gf- ,L gms. jg-ff - .1 , ?g...f- . . ,,,N..,f L- . Mrs. Frances Reed and Mrs. Ellamargaret Orren prepare to ent at the picnic. L Paul Williams and Richard Alexander, of The Dimensions, beat off the chords of Light My Fire in the first act of the Senior Day show. The Wretched Mess Jug Band, composed of David Cleats Maorman, Perry Ace Raybuck, Mike Stinger Archenhold, Carl Weisser, Mike A 1f..fF?iffa'+s:iwff, Hofstein, Rick Happy Day, Jerry Parker, and George Ahh, yes Greer plays lovely classical music for the mature young people.

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3 Ni'-lf , 3 s- r Q a Q -rumour Miss Doris Cheney explains how the United States bought and tought to get Mrs. Thelma Gebhard explains the complex poetry of Milton to her seniors. the boundaries it has today. Miss Cheney is an expert on American history. Distingui hed Teacher Retire from PHS A teacher is a friend, companion, counselor, and of course educator. Some teachers give long and dis- tinguished service to one school, Thus it is only fitting that these teachers should be given recogni- tion when they retire. Three teachers who built fine records at Paschal retired this year: Miss Doris Cheney, Mrs, Thelma Gebhard, and Mrs. Beatrice Dunning. ai Miss Cheney has taught in the social sciences depart- ment for many years. Paschalites ran for Miss Cheney's classes because she was highly recommended by their older brothers and sisters. Linking past with present, Miss Cheney made history a vital and fascinating subiect for many interested students. Quiet and friendly, Mrs. Thelma Gebhard taught in the language arts department. Teaching English, Mrs. Gebhard tried to prepare her students for the rigor- ' ous English classes facing them in college. The suc- cess of her former students proves that she did her iob effectively, passing on the skills they needed. Art was Mrs. Dunning's specialty, and she brought numerous art awards to Paschal in her work with her students. This dedicated educator combined patience, skill, and emphasis on the individual to bring out the best in her students. She often arranged shows by well known artists in Paschal's Little Gallery. Mrs. Dunning chats with Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Wyatt. Mrs. Dunning worked closely with administration officials for the school. I5