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

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Firsi Roux' Mixon, Crutchfield, Brock, McDonough, Barnum. Serorg Roux' Partch, Porter, Vestal, Keith, Surr, Hefner, Baker, Rowland, White, Presson. Avriett. Farras alf. Third Roux' Frost. Brachman. McNeely, Sanders. Ormon, Bradford, Carter, Brown, Seawell, Nix, Henderson Davies, Davenport, Stanley. Fourth Row: Finley, White, Burgin, Cornett, Handke, Klemmedson. Britton, Lamb, King, XValron, Anderson McDaniel. Rambo, Chamdlet. Tuohy. Filth Roux' York, Tucker, Hafner, Wfolfe, Stegall, Faguy-Cote, Inskeep, McLoone, Turner. Groginski, Newton Styner, Wathen. Sixth Roux' Henley, Sullivan, Hamilton. McGee, Berry, Cheatham, Counts, Clark. May, XVheeler, Wfilliams Monroe, Jones, Lewis, Stedman. Seventh Row: Willson, Berry, Williams, Scott, Padon, Lillard. Nies. John, Brewer, Gilliland, Cox, Kent Padden. s unior .Maforiana Fall Spring Joan Brock . . . . President . . . Edward York Bobby Crutchfield . . Vice-President . . Bobby Crutchfield Tess McDonough . . Serretary . . . Virginia White Mary Lois Barnum . , . . Treasurer . . Mary Lois Barnum Sponsoring the most unusual dance of the season-the Hash Baw1 -the junior Historians got off to a flying start for a season of fun, facts, and research. As their project for the year, the junior Historians devoted their programs to a study of the history of Tarrant County. Many of the members entered the contest sponsored by the Texas Historical Society, in which prizes were offered for the best essays on Texas history. Hattie Lee Stanley and Jack Counts attended the State Convention at Austin in April to give talks on some old letters of historical value found in Grapevine. Page One Hundred Fifteen

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First Roux' Gann. XVilson, Doak. Anderson, Second Roux' Morehead, Sanders, Rich, Hortnmn, Iloliman. Lemon, Fielder, XVhites, Childress, White, Brown. Third Roux- Brown. Wfilkins, Bridges, Culver, Smith, White, King, jones, Lindsey, Galaway, Steele, Mitchell, Thomason, Runge. Fam-IIJ Roux- Rozelle, Michero. Allen, Maloney, Padden. Kent, Cole, Faguy-Cote, Lane, Miller, Sargent, James, Russell, Filth Roux' Hicks. Beaupre, Richard, Brown. Vogel, Becker, LaRue, Norsworthy, Maston. Osier. Sixth Roux' john, XVonsey, Leonard, Blackmon, Sullivan, McGraw. hlorton. Farr. Clark. .gzwlenf Courfedy ounci Ifnll Spring Lowry Wilson . . President . . Lowry Wilson Sam Gann . . . Vice-President . . . Sam Gann junene Doak . . . Secretary . . Virginia White James Anderson . . . Treasurer . . . Roy Porter Sergeant-at-Arms . . . Phil Becker Reporler . . . Charles Floyd Roy Stone . . Sponsor . . Roy Stone After a tremendous success in reaching the S100 goal set for the Courtesy Council sponsored Red Cross Drive, the organization turned its ever-increasing influence to the backing of a Waste- Paper-For-Defense Campaign. The group also promoted lunchroom courtesy, presented a pro- gram in the auditorium in March, and handled annual sales. Membership in this organization is gained by election in each of the home rooms. Members are presented with a Courtesy Council membership card immediately upon election. Pau One Hnuilrml Fonrferli

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film .SZAOJ fjoclag . . . Built in 1918, completed in 1926, Paschal today is one of the largest high schools in the South- west. Here more than two thou- sand happy boys and girls pre- pare for the future.