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

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HUHSEBAEK RIDING IILUB ...M , 4 Q S The purpose of the 'glues Cavaliers , the Paschal Horseback Riding Club. is to leach the pupils to ride. The club now has thirty-two student members and four faculty members. The beginners. middle. and advanced are the three divisions of this club. The beginners learn to handle the horse and ride the ring, while the middle and advanced classes are learning different forms of jumping. After a year's work the student is entitled to a test. part written and part performed on the horse. The seven outstanding members now qualihed to take the test are: Betty Bean, Mary Elizabeth Bonner. Lee Burger. Drusilla Cochran, Gary Southern. Shelby Smith, and Doris Welburn. Those who pass this test are qualified for permanent scholarship and will be presented with pins. Members are expected to attend every meeting and those who attend ten meetings are given arm- bands. The first group to receive arm-bands were Lee Burger. Nancy Bruner, Virginia Mayers, Betty Ann Minyard. Felicia Morse. Shelby Smith, Kelly Shryoc. Dick Stephens, Shirley Taylor. Ruth Walsh. and Dan York. A horse show will be given in which all divisions will participate. fm ,... T 'hifi .. ,A .... .,.,,..... ....2A.....E if' ' 9 N si? Page One Hundred Elf: fn K 6 H YQ 'Ib X 0 Ny ,. i .55 lf Q. ,ai any Q . f ' A S 7 a . 1 f f I QDEQGJG' D 1