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

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FIJl1'1'BllI.I. Undaunted hy the loss of three regular players at the first of the season. Paschal's Fighting Panthers vainly tried to fight off loss after loss hut finished the season with only two wins and eight losses and a tie. Opening the season with the first game ever to he played in Farrington Stadium. Paschal lost to a far superior Amarillo Sandie team 31 to 13. Using two different teams. both outweighing the inex- perienced Panthers, Amarillo scored in every period. Paschal scored in the second and fourth quarters. with Sam Weatherford going over for six points after a pass. Weatherford to P. R. Davis. had netted 33 yards in the first, and another Weatherford to Davis pass clicked for a touchdown in the fourth. The following week, Paschal won her first game, defeating Sherman 14 to 0. Weatherford made both scores for Paschal on short line bucks. , ,L.,,,,,,,,4 '- ,,,,.s1.........-...5.. - ' 9 .fa ,V 4-ffffl! I W- . K K A H3 .t, 1 'Q -'ET' , - F' FW - Z XX-'az f 1 0 . ' fmwq 1-.mf om- firmly-.'.1 ff l' . 1 , J X I . rx? , .- 1 . ' E? cg? Q? 55

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Q:-ea aiiefzl I XA. E U fl II H E 5 l F V l l - A ,. all . ' ,., ' l. .r lil, BLANARD SPEARMAN Full of pep, a desire to win. and lll K willing to work long and hard to pro- 'L cluce a winner. Coach Spearman is M rated by his boys as a regular fellowf- L 455 WILSON GROSECLOSE ln his three years here. 5iG1'OSB-- has earned respect as a laughing and pa- tient mentor always willing to help and work toward a Paschal victory. 'iv 5? E r ,oara r 53'-5 1 P q v fry-nm 13 e J f l

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