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

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PUBLISHERS OF MEMORIES First Bow: Robins, Swanson, Cornell, Oudkirk, Williams, Hauser, Wheeler, Thomas Second Row: Caskey, Roberson, Townes, Brown, Snider, Wilson, Echols, Hurley Third Bow: Shyroc, Samanie, Melton, Harker, Powell, Faulks, Norman 1941 PANTHER Editor-in-Chief . . . .Horace Busby Associate Editors . Iigfjrgfuglggiell Business Manager Donald Samanie F It S Margaret Caskey Gcu Y ponsors ' F. L. G. Hurley PANTHER STAFF MAKES HISTORY BY DEDICATING 32nd YEARBOOK TO AVERAGE STUDENTS Well, if you're stuck, you'd better ask Horace. He can do it. And do it he has from can did camera snaps to write-ups of at least half the book. He even arranged for the publicity in the Pantherette by writing it himself. But the rest of the staff has been busy, too, even if they didn't work on everything at once. The biggest job has been typing the write-ups, captions, and headlines. And Levena Cor- nell, Leta Oudkirk, Elizabeth Thomas, and Ioan Snider have had their hands full almost every afternoon. Classifying pictures was another headache, and virtually everyone had a share in that. Hugh Brous's worry has been gathering facts for the cadet section, and Mary Alice Wil- son, Mary Faulks, and Ruth Swanson have done a smiliar job for the clubs. Counting votes for the favorites was another of those tedious jobs that took a lot of careful- ness and was very important, as Carl Parker, Elwynne Roberson, Elaine Townes, Barbara Brown, Billy Harker, lanice Echols, Evelyn Wheeler, Wilda Williams, and lack Reichenstein can tell you. The people who have gotten those snapshots for you are C. M. Grubbs, Pat Hogan, lacque- line Clark, Winston Pritchard, and, of course, Horace Busby. Getting advertisements from business men, firms, and schools takes lots of time and salesmanship. Donald Samanie, Kelly Shyroc, and lean Powell could give a course in selling ads by now. loyce Melton has had a one-man for one-woman? job of pasting pictures. And those stu- dents who went to Denton to represent Paschal in the State High School Press Association meet were Betty Norman and Donald Samanie. P gl Om' Hundred Ten

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SOB SISTERS AND NEWS HOUNDS First Row: Ott, Welsh, Reichenstein, Grubbs, Busby, Kilpatrick, Mahon, Thompson, VV'einstein Second Bow: Tipton, Field, Forgy, Wheeler, Robertson, Cashion, Davenport, Moseley, Hur, Welcli Third Bow: Lockett, Buckeridge, Thompson, Burditt, Chavey, Busby, Chambers, Bennett, VValker, Fox, Taylor Fourth Row: Parker, Feree, Mitchell, Harker, Bibbink, Churchill, Schwartz, Landrum, Finley, Coursey Fifth Bow: Stephens, McCoy, Schwain, Lively, Elkins, Iackson, Beauchamp, Bumpas, Holt, De' Lipsey, Blevins STAFF Fall Spring Horace Busby . . . Editor-in-chief Horace Busby Iimmie Kilpatrick. . Associate Editor Eleanor Schwartz Doris Mahon . . . Managing Editor . Billy Welsh Al Weinstein . .,,. Copy Editor lerry Bennet lack Beichenstein, La Rita Thompson lerry Ferrel, Marion Mitchell, Boy Welch Business Statt Assistant Editors Bill Ott, lack Beichenstein, lane Lively, Beatrice Buckeridge, Billy Welsh Marilyn Landrum, David Lewis FOURTH ESTATE ISSUE WEEKLY PUBLICATION, PANTHERETTE, RANKING HIGH AMONG TEXAS PAPERS Twice having Won as the state's leading Weekly in Texas high schools and always ranked high by national journalistic societies, Paschal's Pantherette tout Tuesday tor Sc? has become a student tradition. Noted tor the gossipy revelations ot romance in Panther Purrs plus the study hall timelpasseru oi the weekly Crossword Puzzle, and the cadet honor column, Golden Saber, the Pantherette has appeared in Paschal for some twelve years as a student tabloid and news agency, under its present adviser, Mrs. Minnie E. Tipton. Individual reporters on the staff have four times this year taken honors in the international contests ot the Quill and Scroll. I-Iorace Busby was ranked as one ot the ten top editorial writ- ers ot the nation for an editorial, Education: the Keystone of National Defense. Al Weinstein and Bill Welsh won third place in the regional copy reading contest and fourth in regional head- line Writing respectively. lack Beichenstein took an honorable mention in the region tor adver- tising display Work. Again the paper repeated its journalistim honors by capturing top honors in their district in lnterscholastic League competition, Two journalists represented the school at the Austin writ- ing competition March l and 2. Page One Humlred Eleven