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

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-.-V-V-.. .,., NL. V .V Y , as , ,.., .Y ,...L,,...... , First Row: Hanley. Richardson, Ainsworth. Bryson, Compton. Brown, Gabriel. Wfilson. Baker, Bateman, Brachman. Roberts, Slagle. Francis. Xllfheeler. Seruud Roux! Gulledge. Flowers, Bukowski. Hollen. Wfalton. Mattison, Douglas, Slough. Graham, Kent, Smith. Byrne. Rutherford. Cook. Durwau, Noble, T1JirdR0u': Nies, Lilland. Massey. Wfinton. Smith. Moore. Galaway, Walthen. Currie. Groginski. Elliott, Davies, Russell, Crutchfield. Four? Roux' Sankary, Teter. Hewitt, Garrett. Stegall. Hazen. Lockman. Berry, McGee, Mason. James, Score, ordry. Fifth Roux' Holsapple, Harnist. John, Porter. Bell. Markgraf. Martin. Tohline, Collier. Fall Spring Harold Baker . President . . Roy Porter Lowry Wilson Vice-President Jean McGee Juanita Smith . Secretary . Jean Galaway john Martin . Treasurer . Dan Tohline Dan Tohline Parlianzerztariafz Ellis Harnist Ellis Harnist Charlie Noble . . Sergeant-at-Arms . Sponsor . . Sam Gann . Charlie Noble Under the guidance of Miss Charlie Noble, Penta sponsor, and Mr. Oscar Monnig, Club lec- turer, the Penta studies the stars, while it encourages the study of mathematics. The Penta's larg- est undertaking for this year is the Slide Rule class. The Penta Club awards ribbons, letters, and pins to honor math students. They had a spring picnic, a social, and sponsored a T.W.C. program. Pagt' Our Hnndrril S1.t!f'rr1

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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.

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. . ' . A5231-t3'?SE5', First Roux' Bomar, Anderson. Wfhite, Shitflctt, McCown, Elliott, Higgins. Second Roux' McLeland, Mitchell, Morrison, Davies, Gursmn. Keith, Stedman. Bridges. Drury, Curry, Harris. Davenport, Wfhite. Childress, Hallur. Vincent. Third Roux' Morrow, Delaney. Gunn. Emens, Burnett, XV.ilton, King. Lund, XVilkins, Smith, Rodrigut-7. Klemmcdson, Mosley. Faires. Evans. Light, Blum, Blazi. Ifuurlb Roux' Barnum, Scott. Finley, Wfuinstein, Hall, McLoone, Nelson, Burns, Hicks. Brown, Chandler, Rheinlander. McMahon, Stanford, Cox, Wfhitc, Tucker, MtDonough. Fillb Roux' Seawell. Cox, Monroe. Poulscn. liirr, Garrett. Hamilton. Cauluy. Cardona, Shosid. Scott, Durway, Nius, Score. Durwity, Gamble. Newton. Sixlb Roux' York. Groginski, Wfillson, Lewis, Lewis, lNltM.1hon. Luton. Culbertson. Hefner. Carter. Bradford, Zeff. S?1'eUll1R0u'.' Jenkins, Stott. Miller, Sargent, Llllard, john, Randall, Lewis, Hickman, Crutchfield, Branch. Wfilliams. Conrad. Ridley, Daiches. an merican .gfuclenf gorum Charles McCown . . . . . . President Nina Elliott . . . Vice-President Elaine Shifflett . . . . Secretury James Anderson . . . . Treasurer Billie Ruth White . . Asxishnlt Treasurer Douglas Higgins . . Sergeant-at-Arms Miss Louise Bomar . . . . Sponsor Again, the Pan American Student Forum is one of the largest and most active of Paschal clubs. With the musical aid of Moses Cardona, the Forum has presented a color travelogue of Mexico, a book review on Inside South America. and a speech by Mrs. B. W. Cannon, a native of Chile, and has celebrated Christmas by breaking a pinata. As the highlight of the year's program, six members took part in an annual Open Forum on South American affairs with Nina Elliott conducting. At the annual Pan American Convention held this year at Dallas in April. Virginia Mae White and Charles McCown officially represented the Forum, while many other members attended un- officially. Page One Humlrml Srreuleen