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

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I V 'vs IH' ETHER ENTHUSIASTS First Row: Vllheeler, Boles, Boley, Pool Second Row: Davies, Turner, Sharp, Massey, Wright, Berger, Lattiriiore Third Row: Stephens, I-lagman, Byrnes, Taylor, Ruth, Lowden, lanes, Brock O F F l C E R S President . . . . Clifford Teague Vice-President .Mary Lattimore Secretary-Treasurer Mary Louise Winn Sponsor . T. Reginald Boley RADIO WORKSHOP ATTENDS BROADCASTS, PRESENTS ORIGINAL RADIO SKITS How to Act Before a Microphone, or Nuts to Nervousnessu might Well be the title of a hook of personal experiences of Radio Workshop members, for frequent trips to radio stations to Watch broadcasts, coupled with their own performance of original skits, give them a real insight into what actually happens when VVe're on the air. The study of radio technique includes lectures on different phases of radio, the setting up of radio models, and demonstrations by ham operators. Pugr Om' Hn1nfrmlSix'l

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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

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I UN IOR G-MEN . First Row: Sherwood, Leonard, Clark, Cordry, Foullcs, Ichns, Little, Robins, Gantt Second Row: Kantrovich, Shannon, White, Henry, Leach, Bryson, VVallace, lanes, Blum, Johnson Third Row: Tunstill, Hull, Russell, Kiser, Phillips, Frost, Kurtis, Iones, Merrell, Klernrnedson Fourth Row: Green, Wurth, Reid, Walker, Bradford, Collier, Cooper, Berry, Calhoun, Bowles, Teague O F F I C E R S Spring Fall Mary Foullcs President Wayne lohns Gordon Reeves . .Vice-President Paul Leonard Paul Robins , , . Secretary lune Shannon Paul Leonard . . Treasurer . Paul Robins lacqueline Clark , . . Reporter , . . Dixie Iohnson Mrs. Lilian Gantt . , ,Sponsor , . Mrs. Lilian Gantt IUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE SPONSORS FINGERPRINT PROIECT Quick, Watson, the magnifying glass! And another fingerprint bites the dust as the lunior Academy of Science pursues its relentless purpose of tracking down-pardon us, fingerprintinggthe entire student body. Not that these prints are wanted for criminal records, they hasten to state, but for identification purposes. The club, which encourages an interest in science, has also made a study of photography and of fireworks. Two delegates, Mary Foullcs and Paul Leonard, were sent to the state con- vention in San Antonio. Page Om' Humlrril Srrculr' 25 . 4 I ll'ul' ll IX I n it