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

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Y l- - First Roux' King, Wfilson, XVeston, Pearson, Harris. Boley. Martin, Caskey. Brown, Shitflett. Sefond Roux' Griggs, Wood, Hewitt. McI.e.-land. May. 1942 Panflei Nina Elliott . . . . . . . Co-Erlitoz' Mary Alice Wfilson . . Co-Editor Mary Louise Miller . . Art Edilor Bettye Waters . . . . Sports Editor Marcia Mitchell . . Club Editor Annabelle Latson . . . Photography Evelyn Martin . . Photography Bettye Brown . . . . Typist Mickey Lacy . Kelly Shryoc . Raymond Wood . Margaret Caskey . T. Reginald Boley . . . . Typist Bnxinexs Manager . Assistant Business Manager Editorial Sponsor Bnxiness Sponsor STAFF Billie Rose Blair, Wilma Bonte, Mildred Brown, Charlotte Childress, Keith Anne Gamble, Dorothy Gilmer, Doris Griggs, Helen Zoe Harris, George Hewitt, Nancy Hull, Mary jo Horton, Betty Ingram, Betty King, Frankie jo Lewis, Tess McDonough, Kenneth McLeland, Betty Martin, Ernest May, Dorothy Monk, Dorothy Pearson. Bobbye Rheinlander, Alice Sharp, Elaine Shifflett, Nell Marie Smith, Phillis Ward, Birdie Weston, juan Wilson. With this year's Panther presenting a contrast between the early high school of Fort Worth and Paschal of today, the staff was kept busy hunting through old Annuals in search of interest- ing facts. In addition, staff members have been busy assembling pictures and write-ups, collecting snap-shots, and selling ads, with time out for Mary Louise Miller and Mary Alice Wilson to attend the Texas State High School Press Association in Denton. Page On: Humlrnl Twelve

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CMA CouRTe5Y a 12T C1-U13 'Kp -HSTORXAN 6 1,-1 1-Y JUN1OR 1 X 7 PENTXQNE Rxcfm 1911010 womdiukiaop I PAN'A STUDENT Fonu 11 : 1-'NCQ CLUB TUNIOR ACADEMY OF QARCH ER , , ..., 1 llll X F' . 1UN1OR CLASSWAL 1 CL 1 fp LEAGUE ?TENN1S CLUB - wi 1 AGABOND PLAYERS Q Rxouvcs CLUB mt R555 RVE5 1 X? 1 I PX?-NCH CLUB Sf re' 1 2 ,P- as 1 , + L -ihiqlgkf :gd-PIE.. '-f ' L A far cry from the Literary Societies of yesteryear are the numerous clubs of today, offering profitable entertainment in almost every field of interest. The ' ' ' Societ 119091 both Dekos Literary Society 119097 and the Pindarian Literary y , for girls, were followed by the Senate, organized in 1913 by Mr. R. L. Paschal, h Penta 119189 and the Latin Club 119191.

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Firsl Roux- Williams, jones, Wheat, Reeves, Fox. Finley, Bolin. Second Rout Wathen, Elliott, Tanton, Seawell. Stinebaugh, Sellars. Stanley, Bridgess. Morrow. Third Row: Edwards, Neel. Hill, Busch, Francis. Barron. Adonis. Nahum, Flowers. Fourih Roux' McLeland. Monk. Padden, Cole. Glaze. Shoemaker. Amon. Defee. Powers. Thompson. Fifth Row: Towns, Smith, Moore, Floyd. Griffin. Clements, Davis, Hood, Tunstill, Bowles. an fAel effe F1111 . Spring Marlene Fox I ' . Editors-in-Cbief . . . . Marjorie Fox David Lewis 5 . Daniel Towns . Owen Deupree . Louise Finley . jackie Glaze Kenneth Wiggs l i . Kenneth McLeland Wayne Hagood . . Copy Edilor Proof Reader Bnriuesr Manager . . Publicity . Axsociale Editors Press Reporter E.x'flJa:1ge Editor Pbologmplner . l Betty Sue Wathen I Gloria Cole . Viviane Tanton . . Fred Francis . . jackie Glaze l Nina Elliot I Gloria Seawell . james Tunstill .'iIlI10lIHL'6'f . . Norman Adelberg Virgil Bolin . . Clrcululion 7 Charles Floyd T. L. Griffin Sports Erlilorr . . - Hattie Stanley Ruth Hill l Mary Louise Morrow Robert Thompson L Kenneth McLeland Margaret jones Betty Williams E. Geneva Wheat ,I Axsixtmzt Editors Starting off in September with a fresh fish issue, and continuing until the end of school in june, The Pantherette, Pascha1's weekly publication, this year has maintained both its scholastic rating and student popularity. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. George Tipton, the school sheet did a laudable job of keeping the Paschalites informed of school news and school activities. Marjorie Fox and David Lewis, co-editors, attended the annual convention of the Texas High School Press Association in Denton, representing the Pantherette and carrying home an All- Texas rating. When, in early spring, the note for the loud speaker system was to be met, the Pantherette donated 3100.00 for the cause. Later, when Open House was held in the school, the Journalism Department supplied visitors with information concerning every step of the work covered by the students. Free issues of the paper were given to the visitors. Page One Hundred Tbifleen