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

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DIGGERS OF THE DEAD PAST , I 32 I I till i I 'I I Q I . A First Row: Mixon, Echols, McMillan, Roberts, Armstrong, Haynie, Budd, Grimland, lVfcGown I II I ' I I Second Row: Smith, Minnis, McReynolcls, Verner, Stedman, Reineke, Dunn, Francisco, Williams, I Baker, McCally I Third Row: Rutherford, Shaw, Lamb, Ott, Hawley, Lindsey, Hagman, Smith, Winn, Clayton, Blanton, Seipel Fourth Row: Sparks, Hafner, Schutts, Weinstein, Moring, Clark, Brock, Haynes, Stegall, Powell, b Briggs, Parker O F F I C E R S President . . , , i , Francis Armstrong Vice-President . Moreene Roberts Secretary , , , , Betty Haynie - Treasurer , . . Wilda Williams Parliamentarian , Culver Grimland ,M Sergeant-at-Arms , lanice Echols M- Critic , , . , Katherine Calkins Reporter . , Doris Brackeen I I I Historian . , . Betty Budd I I Sponsor . Miss Ruby Mixon vc, l I I It IUNIOR HISTORIANS GIVE PRIZES FOR HISTORICAL THEMES , I I l ,It In order to encourage interest in the history of Tarrant County and Fort Worth, the Iunior Historical Society has offered a prize for the best theme on any subject related to the history , I I of the county and city in a school-wide contest. I Programs given at regular meetings of the club feature interesting incidents, buildings and ' V ' III stories of local history. I I I , , II I I ' ' I Page Our Hundred Fiftren M

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ll v: Ittli lull' n u IM' 1 ,'f 1 5 Q ll u AMBASSADORS OF GOOD-WILL First Row: Rankin, Taullzee, Winfrey, Bomar, Moseley, Walters, Powell, Ward, Waldron Second Row: Haller, Thomas, Davenport, King, Rosenthal, Daiches, Garston, Briggs, Lamb Anderson, Street, Engst, Baker, Berry, Rogers, Garrett, Fisher Third Row: Wheeler, Mcliinney, Verner, Myers, Childress, Biork, Hall, Evans, Worthington Swanson, Mayer, Nittelverg, Budd, Osier, Minyard, Bridges, Roberson, Ferree, Broxon Ehrhardt Fourth Row: Smith, Nelson, Shifflett, Rheinlander, Chandler, Brown, Hagman, Hull, Elliott, Ingram, Armstrong, Clarl-2, Scott, Minnis, Oltorf, Mitchell, Culbertson, Manchester, Griggs, Churman, Monroe, Brock Fifth Row: Brown, Anderson, Finley, Mciiinzie, Gann, Rosenthal, Meyer, Sankary, Nlleinstein, Rubin, Dewey, Stanford, Morrison, Burns, Hicks, Ellis, Seipel, Cochran, Southern, Greene, Reeder Sixth Row: Hall, Schwain, Mattison, Groginski, Scott, Miller, Bothwall, Durway, Score, Hardie, Brous, Rowe, McLeland, Maloney, Avinger, Allread, Wilson, Hamilton, Clary, Rasmusen OFFICERS , , . loseph Mosely Charlotte Walters L Egon Powell . Edna Louise lones , Elaine Ward Frank Winfrey . Ruth Taulbee President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary , Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . , Assistant Treasurer Parliamentarian Mozelle Rankin Sergeant-at-Arms Kathrine Waldron Sponsor , . , . , , . Miss Louise Bornar PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM ARRANGES TALKS, PICTURE SHOWS With numerous talks and picture shows, interesting programs, and a state convention at Denton in March, the Pan American Student Forum has rounded out a busy year. The club has the Friendly Neighbor Policy tor its purpose and seeks to develop a deeper understanding of Latin American countries. Organized in l934 by its present sponsor, Miss Louise Bomar, it has grown to be one of the largest clubs in Paschal. Page Om' liumlrml Fourlcerz

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. ,'tlwQ?h, l, x. 4.5 il t IHS, '1 lHuH.I . lflni!! ,-1 'ii ibeabcafion Panthers have long been dedicated to the promi- nent in the school. This l94l Panther is dedicated to those, though, who make the school go 'round- the average boy and the average girl. ln between on grades, tull of good times, always nominating, never a nominee, friends to classmates and teach- ers alike, the average are, in reality, the school. To those of today represented by George Witte and George Ann Brown, and to those average stu- dents ot yesterday and ot tomorrow, this Panther is dedicated with a toast to their unrewarded honor. . . Pug: Eight