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

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Bf?'W'aU '9'1 Firxt Roux' Padgett, Wfalton, Baker. XVhite, Keenum, Ishee. Second Roux' Stinebaugh, Pinson, Sellars, Soutcr, Rowland, XVhite, Calhoun. Morrison. Third Roan' Graut, jenkins. Browning, Ellis, Oklesley. Henderson, Hill, Davis, Cox, Smith. Fourth Roux' Rosenthal, Knight, Eagle. Finley, Crabb. Jackson. Bost. Flowers. Collins. Cross. King. Fillb Roux' Hedgpeth, Monroe. Pearson. Hajek, Kennedy. I ll' e6el Ue5 Billie Ruth White . . . . Prexideui Carol Baker - - - . Vice-President Dorothy Keenum . . . . . Secretary Clara Ellen Padgett . ..... Treasurer Janetha Walton . . Council Representative Florence Pearson S Willianl Reid 5 ..... ponsors Along with various types of Red Cross work, the Girl Reserves have done much during the year to aid small children. They have made scrapbooks for children of the Tarrant County Orphans' Home and conducted an Easter Egg Hunt there during the Easter season. Besides aiding in the compilation of the Student Directory, the girls sponsored the annual Book Exchange to help students sell used texts. At Christmas the Paschal Reserves participated in the all-city Carol Caravan. Joint parties with the Hi-Y club were also held during the year. Two of the Reserves in the Paschal chapter, Billie Ruth White and Janetha Walton, held of- fices in the All-City group of Girl Reserves. Page One Hundred Twenty-two

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l t First Roux' Baker, Thompson. Cramer, Byrnes. Second Roux' Watson, Emens, Wfilson, McCrary. W'orley. Noey, Bridgess, Drury, Miller. Tuohy, XVaters. Third Roux' Phillips, Slocum, Leach, Xllfatson, Russell, Buster. Pinson. Baum. Hines, Nedler, Holbrook, Sweet. Fourth Roux- Finley. Broach, Shotts, Berry. Faguy-Core. Maddox, Nelson, Oakley, XVallis, Maddox, Adams. Fiflh Roux- john, McGee, Counts, Farr, McGowan, Clements, Floyd. Kemp. Clark. Groginski. Fall Harold Baker . Jimmy Byrnes . Bettye Thompson Ruth Cramer . . Cora Phillips . Mary Sweet . agadoncb . President . . Vice-President . Secretary-Treatllrer . . Reporter . . . . Spa nr or . . . Direclor . . Basin ess Manager Spring Bettye Thompson . .Charles Clark . Betty Waters . Charles Floyd . Cora Phillips . Mary Sweet . J. W. Herndon The Vagabond Players engaged in an active season and brought much laughter and enjoyment down Paschal way. Starting with the slapstick comedy, The Pot Boilers, the Players made a great hit. Starred in that cast were Marion Clements, Hannah Groginski, Adelyne Nedler, Charles Floyd, while Dennis Kemp, Billy McCowan, and Dan Hampton supported. As the mid-term senior play, His First Dress Suit was given with Harold Baker taking the male lead and Peggy Neel taking the feminine lead. Goodnight Caroline, a radio skit, was presented both at Paschal and at some junior high schools. Clare Tuohy, Ted Dye, Elizabeth Faguy-Cote, and Fred Faulkner comprised the cast, while Charles Floyd served as announcer. The big play of the season was Through the Night, a murder mystery in three acts, with Fred Faulkner, Clare Tuohy, Betty Thompson, james Anderson, and Charles Clark in leading roles, with a supporting cast of james Farr, jimmy Byrnes, Wayne john, and jack Counts. Lila Baum and Hannah Grokinski were student directors. june Seniors presented Antic Spring with Charles Floyd and Betty Waters in the leads. Page One Hzirxtlred Twenty-om'

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1 iii . Qlfatlw x, .... First Roux- Doak, Matthews, Tuohy, Sweeney. Hardie. Faguy-Cote. Second Roux' McCrary, Elliott, Applin. Gibbs. Stedman. Mcfionagill, Cobb. Gillespie. Third Row: john. Dyer, Banner, Cole, Gamble. Lindsey, Craddock. Fourlb Roux- Farrington. Gilliland. Maner. john, XVeston. Moore, Hyde. Lceper. PQFLCA Reene Sweeney . . . Prexidenl Clare Tuohy . . Vice-President james Hardy . . . . SE'L'!'f'fdl'j' Esther Matthews . . . Treasurer Miss Mary Gillespie . . Sponsor Les Franglais, the French Club, once known as Les Hiboux, has as its purpose the further study and enjoyment of French life and culture. Organized early in the fall, it has met regularly twice a month throughout the year. This year it has been particularly fortunate in having Renee Sweeney, a real French girl, for its president, Many interesting programs have been given during the year, the most outstanding being a program given by two French refugee children who told of their lives in Europe, their escape from the Germans, and their impressions of America. The club also had a party at Christmas, well attended and enthusiastically enjoyed. Page Om' Hundred Tu'e11IyA.'brrP