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

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F EMININE TONGUE WAGGERS ,xjv 7 ' First Row: Workman, Briggs, Moore, Shaw, Rolxrts, Calkins, W'illiamson, Benson Second Row: Barham, Robertson, Pite, RheaipLowdon, Smith, Clark, Elliott, Cavender, Taulbee Third Row: Lindsey, Banner, Willis, Bridges, Detee, Rozelle, Morrison, Norman, Ingram, Rankin, Thompson ' 'X Fourth Row: Powell, O'Neall,YFoul5!s,4fj7alters, Lupton, Davis, Stewart, Winton, Graves, Schutts X l! i . O F F I C E R S Spring Fall Moreene Roberts . . President . Helen Copeland Sarah Cooke. . . First Vice-President . . . Sarah Cooke Betty Norman ,.,, Second Vice-President. . . Marjorie Moore Marjorie Moore. . .,... Secretary. . . .Moreene Roberts Catherine Calkins . . .Treasurer. . Catherine Calkins Carol Davis . . . . . . Critic. . . . . . .Nadine Briggs Sergeant-at-Arms Reporter . . .. . Sponsors . . . . . ' lean Shaw . . . . . . Betty Ann Williamson Miss Claudia Workman, Miss Elveta Benson LITTLE CONGRESS SENDS REPRESENTATIVES TO BAYLOR SPEECH INSTITUTE Woman gets the last Word again, as Little Congress members practice up in the age-old feminine prerogative. Familiar with the principles of parliamentary law and rhetorical arts, the Little C's are one up on masculine exhorters and although outnumbered, manage to hold their own with their brother organization, the Senate. The Little Congress this year sent two girls to the Baylor Speech Institute to represent the debate team, joined the Senate in December for a dance, gave their own Valentine dance, and were one of the first to join in the courtesy campaign. Pug: On: Hundfed Ninelra

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will POTENTIAL CICEROS ltzlj x ill' l l - First Row: Busby, Broyles, Christian, Matz Second Flow: Roy, Edwards, McGonagill, Pierce, Bradish, Fisher, Blanton Third Bow: l-lalbower, Sarnanie, Garrett, Sullivan, Griffin, Ehrhardt, Turner Fourth Bow: Brock, Rutherford, lohn,,l-tall, Elkins, Ftasrnusen, Reeder . R ,- . ff? -' ,JL I I rw it 'I ' ,inf ,. orricrrts President , Al I First Vice-President Second Vice-President lll'l. A HONOR CUP, DEBATE SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDENTS ,, vt, f Rub-a-dub, dub. Three men in a tub. My, what a cheap hotel! ' 1 lt' Horace Busby Bill Christian Milton Broyles Secretary Henry Motz Treasurer . Don Samanie Parliamentarian Ford Bradish Sergeant-at-Arms , . . , . . , . Tom Reeder Critic . Bob Garrett Sponsors . . Miss Marguerite Boy, Miss Alta-Beal Blanton CITY'S OLDEST CLUB, THE SENATE, ORGANIZED IN 1913, OFFERS this tavorite, tailed to open the parliamentary proceedings of Paschal's debate club, the Senate. Numbering many ot the city's outstanding lawyers and civic leaders as tormer Sena- ' tors, the organization devotes most ot its time in study ot debate and other speech work. i Not one Wednesday night in some twenty-tour years has some so-called proverb, such as However, the Francis Bryant Memorial Cup is awarded by the club each six weeks to the , school's highest ranking home room. Membership is restricted by application speeches and honor roll scholastic rating. X As tor social activities the Senators held, in addition to their usual end-ot-the-term banquet, l ' I I 1 a Christmas party, and sponsored an appreciation dance in honor ot Mr. Wyatt. Biggest event, ' though, was the all-school Ranch Week trorn April 7 to 12, which was complete with beard- growing contests, horseshoe pitching matches, and parades around the city. l l ' ' I Page Om- Humlrml Eigblsen

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FUTURE FOURTH ESTATERS First Row: Harrison, Davenport, Kilpatrick, Mahon, Thompson, Burditt Second Row: Tipton, Wheeler, Moseley, Ashford, Coursey, Iohnson, Towns, Harker, Ribbink Third Row: Hur, Reichenstein, Porgy, Xftfallze-r, Vt'elch, Meltcn, McCoy, Churchill, Landrum, Parker O P F l C E R S President Iimmie Kilpatrick Vice-President . . Bill Harrison Secretary-Treasurer , Nellie Davenport Sponsor Mrs. Minnie E. Tipton PRESS CLUB, UNDER TIPTON'S GUIDANCE. ISSUES DIRECTORY. VISITS LOCAL DAILY, SPONSORS LECTURE SERIES Studying the history of the printing press and the origin of the newspaper in high schools, members of Paschals Press Club also undertook a heavy schedule of service by compiling the school's student directory and sponsoring lectures by local featured newspaper writers. Visiting the Star-Telegram along with the Iournalism classes, the aspiring members of the fourth estate followed the production of a daily to gain pointers in their work on Paschal's weekly Pantherette. Mrs. fda Belle Hicks, noted columnist, lectured to the students at a special appearance last fall. Club members were served refreshments and, as usual, participated in ct journalistic quiz on current affairs. mo 111111,