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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1947 volume:

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' To those students, the year l947 is fast dissolving into a memory-a memory which this edition of the Panther seeks to preserve tor them forever. Here are intimate glimpses of the lite of a great school as you, a great student body, have lived it. We give you the 1947 Panther. if is UEUIEATIUN is if To William M. Green, Who for more than thirty years di- rected the Fort Worth public schoois as superintendent, this 1947 Panther is dedicated with affection for his friendship and with sorrow for his passing. it at ADMINISTHATIUN vi: if Mr. O. D. Wyatt, principal-the brains behind the Honor System-kindly confidant ot boys and airls alike-understand ina adviser and comforter-lover ot fish stories and tall tales- eduoator and administrator oi integrity-will live forever in the hearts of all Paschal araduates. ik is AUMI ISTHATIUN ,ff ,fy MISS GRACE BURKETT The qualities of patience, understand- ing, and sympathy have made Miss Burkett a Well loved and respected Dean oi Girls. 5 MR. ROY STONE Keen insight into his lsoys' problems and the ability to counsel thern wisely have made Mr. Stone, Vice-principal, Mr. Wyatt's silent partner. if STUDENT AETIVITIEE fy Exes pay off at Homecoming. What cha been doin' since ya graduated? F We envy you. A aw STUDENT I-XETIVITIES at South of the border on registra- tion dgy. Bomgr signs up bud- ding linguists. Is Miss King going to sign up tor American I? Give us CI big smile, Neon-nose. fx? 1:1 FACULTY iw if BILL. ALLEN, Physical Education MRS. ISABEL BAILEY, Physical Education REMA LOVE BATES, English IIMMIE ELVETA BENSON, Science GENIE BECK, Social Studies C. W. BERRY, Science-Physical Education ALTA-BEAL BLANTON, English-Spanish LOUISE BOMAR, Spanish EULA BUCK, Physical Education ANNE BUCKLEY, Distributive Education MRS. ALINE S. BURDEN, Commercial Arts NELL BYRNES, Commercial Arithmetic DORIS N. CHENEY, Social Studies LOVIE CARTER, English MRS. MARGARET S. CASKEY, Iournalism-Spanish I JI.,E. CHER Y, Industrial Arts 4 J' ' 3 - ' A ' 35, ,J-.:J...,1QNC,j'LL CQPPMAN, Enqiishlta MAS. LUCILLE B. CRADY, Homemakina MRS. I. Y. CRUM, Homemakinq-Science MRS. BLANCHE DOYLE, Study Hall C. H. DOBBS, Mathematics BOBBIE EDMONDSON, English AGNES EDENS, English MAI. BROCK FAULKNER, R.O.T.C. CAROLINE GAITHER, Mathematics ' MRS, MERRIE BOSTICK FIELDS, LiBrarY MRS. LILIAN H. GANTT, Science ANNA GARDNER, Latin E. L. GREGORY, Science MURIEL GREER, Commercial Arts LOTTIE ROE GREEN, Science MRS. FRANCES IEAN GRISSO, Science MAY HALLARAN, Social Studies MRS. VERA B. HENRY, Office DURWOOD HORNER, Physical Education MABLE IOHNSON, Mathematics RUTH KIRKMAN, Mathematics RAY KING, Social Studies EARL MEADOWS, Speech-Science KATHERINE MALONEY, English IERRY MCCAIN, Industrial Arts MRS. ELWYN LEE' MEANS, Bible VIOLA MIDDLEBROOK, Social Studies BERNITA MINKWITZ, Mathematics LOIS RUTH MITCHELL, Music RUBY MIXON, Social Studies MARY MUSGRAVE, English ETHEL OSBORNE, Social Studies GLADYS PARKER, Office LUCY ANN PAYNE, Commercial Arts MARION POULES, Physical Education FLORENCE PEARSON, Social Studies WILLIAM REID, Mathematics ZELMA W. RHODES, Study Hall IUDY ROBERSON, Physical Education NANCY ROBERTS, Commercial Arts MRS. PENSIVE C. ROBERTSON, English RUTH HOPE SANDERS, Mathematics CREOLA SEARCY, Art LOIS ANNE SMITH, English L. E. SLAWSON, Photography MARY LEE THOMPSON, English MRS. MIRIAM TODD, Speech CHARLIE TURNER, Physical Education MARY TRUE, Library DOROTHY NELL WHALEY, Commercial Arts WILSON IRONS, English N. I. WHITEHURST, Music-Study Hall DOYLE WEEKS, R.O.T.C. HERBERT H. WILSON, Social Studies MRS. MILDRED WINDELL, Office E. I. WOLFF, Mathematics CLAUDE MAE WORKMAN, English CLASSES JANUARY SE IUHS OFFICERS Billy Don Green, President Iohn I-Iodnett, Vice-President Mary Ann Ciifton, S9CfGICII'Y'Tf9CIS1lf9f ACTIVITIES Senior Doy-Ion. 16 Senior Review, Born Donce ond barbeque Crt Ernest Alien Forrrn Dinner-Donce ot Coionioi Country CIuIofIorn. 24 Bocccdocxureote-Ion. 24 Grcrduotionelorn. 26 Closs motto-!'To be rather thorn to seem Cioss iIoWer4Corrnotion JANUARY SENIUHS PEGGY AITON LAURA ALEXANDER WAYNE ALLEN E. W. ANDERSON PAT BIGGERS W. P. BOCKEM CLAYTON BODIFORD TOMMY BOLING MELBA BRIGGS PAT BURGNER MARY ANNE CLIFTON LETA DUDLEY RAE DUGAN DIXON ENSWILER JANUARY SENIUHS FRANCES ESSEX IACKIE FEREE CHARLES FERGUSON 'IOM FRANCISCO BILLY DON GREEN IAMES GREGORY CECELIA HAYNES BILL HEATON RAYMOND HEFNER ROBERT HESKETT JOHN HODNETT DOROTHY HOERSTER PANSY HORN DON HOWARD HAROLD D. HUFF JANUARY SENIUHS MARY IOHN HUNT ,ELMER INGLE SAM IAGODA HERSCHEL KERSHMAN EDNA LOUISE KUI-IN PAUL LABOVITZ BOBBY LINDSEY I, O. MCCLISTER IO ANN MCDONALD BETTY IANE McKAY ROBERT MACEO DON MAPLES TOM MASSEY NANCY MISCHKE RUTH MUMFORD JANUARY SENIURS MARTHA MYERS EDDIE NICHOLS ED PARTCH IAMES PICKETT CHARLES PIERCE DOROTHY HELEN PRIGMORE GLENN ED REA BOB REAMES AMELIA REYNOLDS DAN ROBINSON TOM RUSSELL DOROTHY RUTLEDGE DOLORES SHARPE CLARA SHULER LE ROY SOLOMON JANUARY SENIUHS PAYE SOSEBEE DAVID STERCK DONNA TAYLOR IOI-IN THOMAS MARY RUTH THOMAS DALE VANDEVER MARGERY WENTWORTH IACK WILBORE LEON WILDER BILLIE WILLIS BILL WOLFE ELLEN WOLFF MARIORIE WOOD PAULA WRIGHT CI-IARLENE YORK UNE SE 1011.5 OFFICERS Greg Sherry, President Bill Watson, Vice-President Bobbie Iean Watts, Secretary-Treasurer ACTIVITIES Theater Party-April 22 Senior Day Picnice-May 7 Garden Party-May I6 Dinner Dance-'May 22 Baccataureateglviay 25 Graduation-4May 26 JUNE SENIUH5 FRANCES ABLES ROBERT ADAMS IOY ALLEN IEAN ANDERSON MARIE ANDERSON RONNIE ANDERSON LOUISE ARNOLD BOBBIE BARKER IEANNIE BAUEREIS IOANN BEASLEY BONNIE BEATON HARRY BEAUDRY MARILYN BECHTOL BILL BEESON BOBBY BELK JUNE SENIUHS IEANNIE BAUERELIS MARY ANN BENTLEY MILDRED BILLINGTON MARY ANN BINNION NORMA BISHOP SLOAN BLAIR DOROTHY BLALOCK RAY BLANTON BESSIE BLINDERMAN EDVJARD BODOUR IO ANN BOLES ADA LOUISE BONTE HAROLD BOOKER TOM BOONE GORDON BOSWELL IR. JUNE SENIUHS GERTRUDE BOZEMAN DOROTHY BOZENHARD IOY BOYKIN BETTY BRANNON IIMMY BRANNON ELSTON BROOKS BOBBIE IEAN BROWN NATHAN BROWN MAURICE BURNS BOB CAMPBELL IEAN CANTWELL IO CANTWELL LUCY CARPENTER OLGA LOU CARRAWAY EVELYN CARTER JUNE SENIUH5 FRANCES CAVE CHARLES CHAMBERS DAVID CI-IEVERTON LENNIE LEE CLARK NOBLE CLARK MARILYN CRILL CARMEN CLAYTON IAMES CLAYTON PAT CLEERE DORIS CLIFTON HELEN CLIFTON GEORGE CLOWER LOUISE COLE GERALD COMBS HERBERT COOLES GERALDINE COONROD JUNE SENIUHS ELOISE COOPER BILLY CORBITT MARVELINE COUGI-IRAN LARRY COZART IERRY CRADER BARBARA CROWSON CHARLES CUNNINGHAM IEAN CUNNINGI-IAM ANN CURTNER BETTY CUSHING IENNELLE DAUGHERTY BILLY IOE DAVENPORT NANCY DAVIS MADELINE DOBBS PRESTON DOLLARHIDE JUNE SENIUHS EMILY IEAN DONNELLY RITA DORAN LEAH DRESCHER DOROTHY DUNCAN DICKIE DURHAM IOYCE DWIGHT IANET DYE BILLIE EGGLESTON SARA RUTH ELDER ROBERT ELLIOTT BILL ELLIS MICKEY ESTES MARY EVANS BETTY FAIRLAMB KENNETH FELDMAN JUNE SENIUHS PAT FORBES RONALD FORT CHARLOTTE ANN FOUST BERT FOX BOB FUQUA BETTY GARNER IEAN GARRETT RUTHANN GEIST MARY FRANCES GINSBURG BETTY GIRARD HAROLD GRAMMER FREDDYE GRAY RAE IEAN GREER GERALD GRUBBS AVIS GUNTER ARTHUR HILL HAZ E 'T' 2f .-T: T'TT: T -5 V 'IVV 5 '.,.,.,.:. 5 .. ,.- ' E E if A , ,,,, ,,:. 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JORDAN JOAN JORDAN JEANNE KENNELLY DEAH KIDD RUTH KLEMMEDSON JIMMY KNIGHT MARSHALL KNOX DORIS KOPPEN ANN LANGI-IAM LILLIAN LASSITER I-IATTIE LEDERMAN vn- JUNIUHS BILL LEE PEGGY LEMONS BILL LIPSCOMB ARLENE LISMAN ANNA MARGARET LOGAN MARTHA LOGAN BARBARA LOTSPEICI-I CHARLOTTE SUE LOUIS IOANNE MCCLANE IOHN MCCORD CHARLES MCCOY BILL MCCRIMMON PAUL McCULLY DUB MCCURDY IEAN MCDANIEL PAT MQDONOUGH IANE MQGREGOR DELORES MCKITTRICK BILL MCLEAN WALLACE MCLEAN IDA MAE MCMILLAN WANDA MAHAN ANN MALONE PETEY MANALE DOROTHY MATKIN BETTY MATTOX BETTY MERLICK BETTY ANN MILLER CAROL MILLER ROBERT MILLER PAUL MILLS JUNIUH5 FRANCES MIMS DORIS HELEN MINK ALMA MOELLER IOYCE MONTGOMERY BETTY MOORE IAKE MOORE IO ANN MOORE IUDY MOORE MARTIN MOORE MELBA MOORE IAMES MORGAN NORMA MORRIS STEVE ANN MORRIS ANN MOSELEY EULESS NELSON MARY NEWLAND e NANCY NIVER , 5 . WADE NOWLIN PATSY O'NEAL PEGGY OTT FREDDIE OWEN GERALDINE PASLY EVALYN PAYLOR BETTY PAYNE SHIRLEY PAYNE NORMA PECK HELEN PEEPLES IO PERKINS BARBARA PETTA IOHNNY RUTH PIERCE FRANCES PISI-INY CAROLYN POE 'W S S JUNIUHS IACKIE PORTERFIELD NANCY POSTON WYVONNE POWELL TOMMY POWERS EDWARD PRESTEN HELEN PRICE IOICE PUCKETT GEORGE PUTNAM PEGGY RAGAN BARBARA RAMSEY FLORENCE REEVES BETTY REID MARTHA RENFRO IEAN REYNOLDS IIM RICH IOHN RICHARDSON PATSY RIFFE WANDA RIGNEY BILLY RILEY IOHN PAUL RIVEIRE MURLENE ROBBINS SHIRLEY ROBERTS BEVERLEY ROBERTSON VIVIAN ROBERTSON BETTY IEAN ROSEN MARGIE ROSS BILLIE IUNE ROSSEN CHEVIS ROTHELL MARTHA ROUTLEDGE BETTY ANN ROWLAND SUZY ROWLAND BARBARA RUBENSTEIN JUNIUH5 MARTHA RYAN CLIFFORD SAMUEL IOE SANDLER CHAS. SCALING COTTY SCOGGIN BARBARA SCOTT ' BILL SCOTT PAULA SEWELL KATHRYN SHADLE BURFORD SHARPE IIMMY SI-IARPE ELSIE SHEPEIELD PEGGY SHELTON SUE SHERRY GLADYS SHOEMAKER BETTY GAY SHUFORD PAULA SHYTLES MARGARET SINDT BEVERLY SMITH INEZ SMITH IO ELLEN SMITH RUFUS SNEDEKER EDDIE SONIAT MARY ANN SOUDERS KATHERINE SPEIGEL IOIIN SPROTT IOAN STARNES KEN ST. CLAIR CLAUDE STIFEEY IEANNE STEPHENSON ALICE STERLING IANE STEVENSON TOM STEVENSON .ff Aff JUNIURS GLORIA SUMMY BILLIE SUE SUTTON DIANE SWEATMAN ALICE SWEET IOAN TANNER DOUG TATUM HM TATUM MARY LEE TAYLOR PAULA TAYLOR P CATHERINE TERRY ' BURTON TETER -- DAVID THORNTON BARBARA THORPE CHARLOTTE THREADGILL PAULA TILLMAN EDNA TIMS IACK TITUS GENEVIEVE TRAMMELL RAYMOND TULLOH LOUISE TURNER ELIZABETH TYLER OSCAR UTTER IOAN VAUGHAN VIRGINIA VAUGHN GEORGE VAUGHT BOBBIE VERNER WEATA VESTAL RICHARD VOYLES IOYCE WADE ANNE WALKER MICKIE WALLACE HAL WANDRY IUANITA WATSON JUNIUHS HAROLD WAYLAND ANN WEATHERFORD IOAN WEBB R. G. WEBB MARGARET WELCH PATRICIA WELCH MARY WELLS MAC WEST HELEN WHEELER WAYNE WHIFFEN ROBERT WHITE KATHRYN WHITEFIELD LORRAINE WHITMAN TERRY WHITMAN BOBBY WHITT BILLIE IEAN WEISE PATSY WILHITE SALLY WILHITE MARY WILLIAMS ALLEN WILLIS IUNE WILLIS SAMMY IO WILSON LOFTIN WITCHER MARY WITHROW BOB WOOD I. C. WOOD GENEVA YARBOROUGI-I PHIL YARNELL SARA YATES PAUL YORK RICHARD ZAVALA IANE ZICHNER DOROTHY ZINN ,--1 W' SUPHUMUHE5 DOROTHY ADLER FAIRY AINSWORTH IO ANN ALBUS NONA ALLEBROOKE MARY ALMENDAREZ IIMMY AMES FRED ANDERSON SHIRLEY ANDERSON CHARLES ANDREWS IO ANN ARMSTRONG DOROTHY BAKER IESS BAIN MARY LOUISE BAKER MARY BARROW RICHARD BASSHAM IOHN BATEMAN IEANANNE BAVOUASETT BONNIE BEASLEY NORMA IEAN BELL ELIZABETH BELLAH KARL BEYER HELEN BILLINGSLEY CECIL BISHOP IERRY BLACKWELL SOPHIE BLINDERMAN BETTY BOBO ALICE BODOUR ALVIN BOEKNER IESSIE BOEKNER CHERRY BOND WYNAMA BOSS MARY BRADFIELD SUPHUMUHES DIANE BROILES CHARLOTTE BROMAGEN MARIAN BRONSTEIN MARTHA BROWARD LA VERNE BROWN WILLIS BROWN BOBBIE IEAN BRYANT IUNE BURRAGE IERRY BURTNER GLADYS CALHOUN BILL CAMP MARGIE CAPPS BEN CARLSON BILL CARLTON MILDRED CARTER CHARLOTTE CASH FLORENCE CHALOT IUNE CHOATE GENE CHRISTOPHER LORETTA CHUM IUNE COBB KENNETH COCHRAN RICHARD COFER IOE COFFMAN BARBARA COHEN IEANNETTE COLE CARROLL COLLINS GARDNER COLLINS ROSELLA COOLES IO ANN COWSON CAROLYN COX IOY ANN COX SGW' df' SUPHUMUHE5 IOY COX MILDRED CRESTVJELL IOAN CROVVDER ELAINE CURLEE IIMMY DALE DOLORES DANCE FRANCES DAVENPORT IEAN DAVIDSON DANA DAY ELEANOR DEAN SALVADOR DEL RIO HELENE DEPREE BETTY DRIVER INILLA DEAN DUDLEY TOMMY DUKE DAN DURWAY IOHNNIE DYKES EDDIE EADES PAT EDINARDS RAY ELLIOTT LOVELYN ENGLISH IOY ERWIN CYNTHIA ETHERIDGE BETTY SUE EVANS FRANCES FARMER DOLORES FINCHER IACK FLINT ANN FLOORE BOB FLOYD PRUE FOX FAY FRANCIS BILL FREEMAN SUPHUMUHES GIL FRIEDSON MELVIN ERONTROY DCN GAREY CORRINE GARRISON IACKIE GARRISON VELMA GAUNTT HELEN GAVREL EARNESTINE GEER ALTA RAE GIBLIN DANNY GLAZIER DELORES GRAMMER IMA GREATI-IOUSE PEGGY GREEN MARTHA GREENWOOD DIANE GREGORY FRANCENE GRIMES LOIS GRIMES AUDREY GROGINSKI MARY HELEN GULLION TUNE GUNSOLUS CLYDE HAGOOD WILBUR I-IAIEK BEN I-IAMRICK IANET HANRAI-IAN RICHARD HANSON MARY HARDWICK SUZANNE HARPER PAT HARRELL EVELYN HARRIS VERNA I-IARTMAN HELEN I-IARTSHORN NORMA HAVENHILL SUPHUMUHE5 MARY HAYTI-I CECIL HAYNES SHIRLEY HEDGPETH GAIL HENDERSON VIRGINIA HENDERSON DORIS IEAN HENRY IO ANN HENRY IIMMY HICKS GEORGE HIGH IOHN HIGHTOWER MARION HILL ANN HILLIARD BETTY HOFFMAN ELIZABETH HOLCOMB IERRY HOLMES LA VERNE HOLTZ FERN I-IORTON PATSY HOWARD EDD HOWELL VIRGINIA LEE HUGHES SAM HULSEY GEORGIA HUNNICUTT TOMMY INMAN IUANITA IACKSON MARIORIE JAMES BOBBY IEFEERSON ELEANOR IEFFREY MARTIN IETTON DOROTHY IOHNSON GERALDINE IOHNSON ELIZABETH IOHNSTON IANICE IOI-INSTON SUPHUMUHES IOAN IOLLEY FRED EARL IONES IOHN E. IONES LOUISE IONES LA VERNE IORDON PHILLIP KEENER IUNE KENNEDY BETTY KIMBELL IULIA KIRKPATRICK IOHN KNEER SUE KNQWLES S A .H 'Q BOBBIE KNOX 7 xgi e . 3 ' K BILYE LAMBERTH IUANITA LANGE C. H. LATSON IEAN LAUDERMILK MARY LAWSON GRACE LAY MARY NELL LEE ZANA LEMON TOE W. LILLARD NEIL LINDLEY ROBERT LINDSEY BOBBY LIVELY BARBARA LOCKHART LUCILLE LOVE BARBARA LYLE MARTY MCALLISTER CLYDE MCCALL KENNETH MCCALL A. L. MCCLUNEY ROY MCDANIEL SUPI-IUMUHE5 CHARLES MCDONALD IO ANN MCGOUGHEY MARY MCGILL DAVIS MCGRIFF IIMMY MCKEON BONNIE MCLAUGHLIN BESS MCMAHON FRANCES MCMAHON MARY CATHERINE MCNAMEE CAROL MCPHERSON IIMMIE MCQUEEN MARY KATHERINE MADDEN SUE MARKLEY WILMA MARSH RALPH MARSHALL BARBARA MARTIN EARNESTINE MARTIN RUTH MARTIN BILL MASSEY RUTH ANNE MATHERS GENE MATKIN BRUCE MATSON MARIE MILBURN GLENDA MILLER P1 MARIORIE MITCHELL H - VENITA IMONCRIEF I , . , Adi-1 M0045 JN . F 5 j , F, RA IO Moomi up iffy. Q A uv I 'Vf ,gf S ,- BETTEWMORRIS 'X ,YAMARIANNE MORRIS CHARLIE MOSLEY IANE MOSLEY SUPHUMUHE5 MARILYN MOSLEY MARGARET MUNDHENKE MATTHEIN MURATTO ALMA MURPHY MARGOT MYERS NORMAN MYERS ADELLE NATKIN CHARLES NEWBY RAN NEWMAN BARBARA NORCROSS PATSY NORCROSS BETTY IEAN NORTON OTTO OBERLE TOM O'BRIEN PATTIE O'DELL LOUIS PAGE LORENE PANNELL RUTH PATE DOROTHY PATTERSON ZAYNE ANN PAYNE HELEN PETERMAN NOLL PIERSON GEORGIA PITTS DOROTHY PORTER IUDSON PORTER VERNELL POTTHOFF IACK POWELL IIM PRICE TOMMY PRIDGEON CAROL PRIGMORE SUE RALPH ANN RATTIKIN ,lf Www.: QM SUPHUMUHES DORIS RAY MARY LOU REESE PATRICIA REMINGTON MARTHA REPPETO KENNETH REYNOLDS IIMMY RICHARDS MYRLENE RICHERSON IOYCE ROBERSON BOBBIE IEAN ROBERTS CONDA ROBERTS WANDA ROBERTS MARSHALL ROBINSON PEGGY ROBINSON SHERMAN ROBINSON CHARLES RODSTROM 'HELEN ROGERO BERNARD ROSENSTEIN BOBBYE RUSSELL BESSIE RUTLADER SHARI SAMPSON ELEANOR SANDERS PEGGY SANDLER BILL SCHEIHING MILDRED SCOTT ANN SEALE ISRAEL SHEINBERG ANN SHEPHERD ANABEL SHOTTS IANE SIDEBOTTOM MARILYN SLATER BILL SMEDLEY IEWEL SMILEY SUPHUMUHE5 ANNE SMITH BEE SMITH CURTIS SMITH MELBA SMITH NONA SMITH PEGGY SMITH IIMMY SNODGRASS HUNTER SPINKS RICHARD SPROTT WANDA STANLEY IOYCE STARNES RONALD STINSON PEGGY SVVANSON DIANE BABETTE SOSKINS TREBA TOPF MARIE TAYLOR I LEONARD TAWER ' -I BEVERLY SUE TERRY , LOUISE TERRY BRUCE THOMAS NANCY THOMASON BILLY THURMAN CONNIE TIDWELL WANDA TINKLE SELMA TIRAS NEIL TOLAR LAWATHA TOOMER PAT TOWNSEN SHIRLEY TUDOR IIMMIE TWOMEY . ANN UNDERWOOD DOROTHY VETTER -U '. SUPHUMUHE5 IEANETTE VAUGI-IN REBA WADE DOLORES WALKER FREDALINE 'WALP KENNETH WALTRIP SUE WATSON DOT WEATI-IERFORD IO ANN WEBB MARY WEEKS AILEEN WELCH MARY INELCH ANN WEST GLENN WEST MAX WHEELER OPAL WHITTOCK DAVID WHITSON DOROTHY 'WILLETTS BARBARA NVILLIAMS WILLIAM WILSHIRE ARDEN WILSON BONNIE WILSON PATSY ANN VJILSON HAZEL WOMACK NEIL WOOD COLLEEN WOODS CAROLYN WREN DOLORES YOUNG BILLY YOUNGBLOOD LOUISE ZACHARY FHESHMEN LAVENIA ALEXANDER LORA BOYD CHARLES BOYLE FRANCES BOZEMAN DOROTHY CAREY EARLINE CARTER MITCHELL CHOKAS MARILYN CHURCHILL DORIS CLIFTON ANNETTE COADY DOROTHY GREECY GRACE CREED NANCY CUMMINGS FRANCES DOUGHERTY BETTY DAVIS IUDY DAVIS LEONA DELP RONALD DIEB BOBBY DEIKE RICHARD EAKINS MARION ECHOLS FLORENCE FARRIS BILL FLYNT KATHRYN FREEMAN PATRICIA GANTT SI-IELTON GOBER I ii FRITZ HARRIS ROSALYN HARVISON MARGIE HATCHER BEVERLY HELLMAN PATSY HILL IIMMY HINDS CHALLICA HOOD MARTHA HORN BETTY HUGHES BETTY LOU IENKINS I , Q PREEHMEN IESS IOHNSTON DIXIE IONES GORDON LEE IONES T. C. KEY IOAN MARS IERRY MERCER NORMA MIELLMIER PATSY MILLER LQVERNE MOONEY BARBARA MORRIS CHARLOTTE PARK BETH PARKER GEORGE RAINES RAY RHYNE ELLAIEAN RIGGS ANN RORINETT NELL ROSSER IAMES SANDERS MINNIE SCHMALRIED PRISCILLA SIMS RUTH SPIGEL LAWRENCE STOKES R. I. TAYLOR DONALD THOMAS NAN WALTON IO WARD BO WHEELER MARY ANGEL WHITWORTH HAROLD 'WILLIAMS ROBBIE 'WILLIAMS NEVA WILLIAMSON MARY ANN VJILSON IOYCE WOOD VIRGINIA WOOD A IANET ZUMWALT CADET SPONSORS: Ann Robinette, Anna Margaret Logan, Diane Sweatman, Gladys Shoemaker, Iudy Roberson ffaculty sponsor EAUETS Although the cadet corps numbered less than ZOO at the beginning of the fall semester fthe smallest enrollment in yearsesuch radical developments as raising credit for R.O.T.C. from one-eighth to one-fourth, issuing khaki uniforms, and making a commissioned Army of- ficer, Brock H. Faulkner, chief instruct'or, placed a new emphasis on the importance of the R.O:T.C. Also many new weapons were added and the course was generally broadened, with the ultimate purpose of winning back the coveted honor star, denoting a superior R.O.T.C. organization, during Federal lnspection in May. Paschal's rifle team made a better than average showing during the season, winning second in the city match, third in the American Legion match, and placing in the Seventh Army match. Noteworthy Was the formation of officers and non-commissioned officers clubs strictly for entertainment, representative of the lighter side to military training. AL + INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF X X Commcmdclnts - MfSqt. Doyle Vxfeeks, Major Brock Faulkner STAFF: Capl Toe Robmson Tech Sgt Hurry Rosenstein, Znd Lt Dslnms Feqcm Li Col Paul Lubovnz Zud LT. Tim OVBTTGH COMPANY A + + DIANE SWEATMAN, Cadet Sponsor ALLEN PERSON, Company Commander Cootain Serqeanrs ALLEN PERSON Fnst Lieutfnam RICHARD VOYLE Se ond Lieutenants 'NINFRED EUDALY IAIJIES O'BRIEN Fn sr Sergeant EUGENE HAPPEL Tc hnical Sergeant ARTHUR CARPENTER fSerqeants DAN DAGGETT ROBERT HINCKLEY LYLE PATTIE DAVID STREET IOE BREES NOBLE CROSS IAMES HOOKER DAVID PARKHILL Corporal CLIFFORD MELKIN Privates First Class CLIFFORD BYARS EASOR ROVINSKY BRUCE THOMAS KARL BEYER IAMES CHENAULT SULA COLLINS IAMES DALE RALPH DORRE BOBBY DUKE GILBERT FRIEDSON IERRY GOODRICH INALTON HOLMES IIMMIE HOCKER ROBERT IEFFERSON CHARLES IENKINS WALTER IETTON THOMAS O'BRIEN BERNARD ROSENSTEIN MAURICE SPINKS IOI-IN STANLEY IAMES STEEL R. I. TAYLOR DONALD THOMAS IAMES YALE GEORGE BERDOWITZ Captain WILLIAM PECOR Eirst Lieutenant IIMMY BRANNAN Second IHIGLIIYPIICIIII DENNIS EEGAN Eitst Ssraeant IOHN SRROTT TeChniCaISe1qeants ROBIN ELLIOT ORRIN HILYARD Stott Smqeants X + IIUIVIPANY H + + WILLIAM PECOR, Company Commander GLADYS SHOEMAKER, Company Sponsor Seraeants LEONARD FAWVER BUCK FIELDING GUINN RAMSEY Corporals ROGER IONES Privates First CIass DANIEL DURWAY TOM MAHAN BRIAN PERKINS CHARLES RODSTROM ' Privates CECIL BARNETT TOMMY BLACK HAROLD CLUCK DONALD ARNOLD DONALD CUNNINGHAM IFJILLIAM BEESON RICHARD EAKINS CALVIN Mt-MURRAY BOB FLOYD CECIL HAYNES IIMMY HINDS OVERTON HOLT IOHN IACKSON MARTIN IETTON WILL IONES TRAVIS LANKFORD CARROLL LINDSEY EDWARD LUSKEY GERRY MARTIN ROY MCDANIEL GEORGE M-:GOWN PHILIP MORRISON CHARLES NEVVEY CHARLES NUGENT CONRAD PERSON IIMMIE RICHARDS IIENRY WILKERSON THOMAS WEBSTER Captains WAYNE ALLEN JOE ROBINSON First Lieutenant BOB CAMPBELL Second Lieutenant DALE VANDERVER , Priv First Serqeant DUANE FINCHER Technical Sergeant BILL KILLMAN Staff Serqeants IAMES KNIGHT PFW CLIFFORD SAMEUL IOE WARD ix' si? EUMPANY E wi: it Wayne Allen, Company Commander Ann Robinette, Cadet Sponsor Serqeants IOHN ERWIN H. C. LATSON BOBBY ROGERS Corporal FRANCIS CARTLIDGE ates First Class IACH ARD JESSE BAIN IESSE BRYANT TOMMY INMAN BURFORD SHARP ates RICHARD AYARS CHARLES BOYLE WILLIAM DOUGLAS IAMES FORBIS TOMMY HAMMER THOMAS HARRIS LLOYD KOEPP ROBERT KUSH IOHN LAVJHON MARTIN LEDBETTER WILLIE LEE IAMES MCQUEEN PARKER MORELAND ARMO NIXON ELDON SCROGGINS HARRY STANLEY IOHNNIE TITUS THOMAS WALKER Lt. Colonel PAUL LABOVITZ Captain PAT SPIVEY I st Lieutenant 'WILLIAM MONTGOMERY 2nd Lieutenant DAVID STERCK First Sergeant ALLAN WILLIS Technical Sergeant HARRY ROSENSTEIN Staff Serqeants HERBERT COOLES ROBERT IAY 1 mi i ik iff COMPANY E ik' ii? Pat Spivey, Company Commander Arm Margaret Logan, Cadet Sponsor BURTON TETER BILLY WOLFE Sergeant TEDDY HENDELMAN BILLY MCCORMICK THOMAS STEVENSON Corporals ABRAHAM COHEN IACK GRAMMER SHERMAN ROBINSON RICHARD SPROTT Privates First Class TOM BOONE RONALD DIEB ROBERT HINDS SAM IAGODA CLAUDE MANIS BILL MCLEAN Privates IAMES AUSTIN THOMAS DUKE DANNY GLAZER IOHN HIGHTOWER IAMES HILL ERNEST IORDAN CLYDE LEACH H. T. MITCHEL RICHARD NEWMAN DAN O'TOOLE ROBERT PEERY CARL REIMERS IAMES SANDERS CHARLES SCHULTZ BUDDY STAMPS LESTER STORR DUDLEY WHEELER CHARLES WII.LIS IOHN INOOD H. C. COLLINS -'QW X525 I SPUHT5 ik ik 1945 FUUTBALL ik ik Sept. Oct. Nov. 1 Coach Bill Allen, Dickie Durham Norrnan Hughes ICO-Captainsl Coach Durward Horner. 1945 FUUTHALL SCHEDULE 21-Breckenridge 27-Denison 3-North Dallas -Wichita Falls 19-Tech 25-Poly 1-Arlington Heights -Stephenville -North Side Here There There There Here We 'They Z0 19 28 6 13 13 13 21 45 U 7 14 7 U 38 21 13 14 Sir sir FUUTB!-XLL TEAM sk wir Back row, left to right, Milburn, Iohnson, Rhodes, Hodges, Lipscomb, Maddox, Hughes, Armstrong, Phillips, Riley Beames, Willingham, Robinson. Third row, Coach Allen, Francisco, Vinson Hoclnett, Lane, Bell, Beal, Faulkner, Scott Miller, Cadwallader, Karnes, Coach Horner. Second row, Paul, Lasater, Holcomb, Boyle, Norris, Woods, Growald, Mc Lean, Davis, Webb, Grubbs, Baucham. First row, Hodges, Nichols, Thomas, Durham, Morgan, Green, Shumake, Iackson Conrad, Bassham, Hoover, Wilborn. 4Q ...-ni L ...... ' n-1 is ik LETTEHMEN ik' ik BILL IACKSON QUINCEY ARMSTRONG GERALD VIIILLINGHAM BILLY DON GREEN RICHARD BASSI-IAM A. I. VINSON I. C. WOODS BOBBY CADWALLADER HAROLD RILEY IOI-IN I-IODNETT E. G. MILLER BOB BEAL NORMAN HUGHES DICKIE DURHAM BOB REAMS JACK 'WILBORN GEORGE VAUGHT AUBREY PHILLIPS LQVELLE THOMAS TOM FRANCISCO .19 ...ww .ig .AX ik ik BASKETBALL TEAM 'ir iff DISTRICT 7-AA BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS This is the learn that won Paschal its Iourlh conseculive crown. They are from loft to riqht, hack row, lolin Moss, manage-rg Dan Ienkins, I-Ienry Ohlen, Norman Huqhes, Bolw McDonald, C. A. Rifle, and Coach Charlie Turner. Center row from left lo riqhi arp Colton Faris, manaqery Ernipi Vossler, I. Bryan Kilpalrick, George Scaling, Marty McAllister, and Manaqor Iohnny Richardson. On the front row in the Sams orrlor are Iaclcio Crump, Iini Rich, Ii. A. Davidson, Stanley Pulley, and Billy Thurman. V? Up cmd over. Ryfle gets CI rebound Come here! Ncrhors is after me! TWO points for Ruby. He Hys through the air Nothin' to it, fellas. aff nik' BASKETBALL SNAPS sir wi: fri? THAEH tiki? HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1947 SEASON Border Olympics--Laredo-March 7, 8- 4th place in team pointsetrophy tor lst place in mile relay-broke meet record in mile relay. Tomato Relays-Iacksonville-March 15- 4th place in team points,-trophy for 4th place in team points and trophy for lst place in mile relay. Southwestern Exposition Track and Field Meet-Fort Worth-March 21, 22-- Trophy tor lst place in mile relay. City Track and Field Meet-April ll, 12- 2nd place in team points-trophy for lst place mile relay. Regional Track and Field Meet-Dallas-April 19-M lst place in team points-28 poiritselst place in 440, 880, pole vault, and mile relay. No trophies aiven, 'is' sir SWIM TE!-XM il? ir PASCHAL PADDLERS OF l947 include Cfroni rowl Wade Nowlin, Bill Lipscomb, Bill McCrim mon, Bill Putnam, Martin Moore, Icrke Moore. On the back row are Ronnie Anderson, Bob Sanders Bob Wood, Mike Curry, Harry Beczudry. ik il? GIHLS' EPUHT5 is ik Typical of the program of girls' athletics is this group on the West courts. Girls' physical education classes aim at a diversity of sports and activities, in- cluding tennis, archery, volley ball, and remedial exercises. Teachers strive for the formation of good health and posture habits as Well as a knowledge of recreational sports. is sf: EHEEH LEADERS il? ir FIRST ROW: Ann Curtner, Earlene Brewster, Bonnie Beaton, leon Anderson SECOND ROW: Bob Weston, Bob Woocl, Bill Watson, Mcxrtln Moore, lake Moore Qs:ae:s:s:s:s:a:r x il? ik SPUHT SNAP5 sir aff E Are there three batters, too? Which Wcty's Burleson? Willingham-three year pinq pong let termcm. UHGANIZATIUN5 it it PENTI-X BLUE 'ir it The Penta Club, a junior and senior organization to promote and further interest in math- ematics, is composed of Einstein, lrsdmembers must make an A average in mathematics during their sophomore year and plan to take math all four years. The club boasts of 34 members. Officers include Norma lean Morris, presidentg Vance Hendricks, vice-president: and Betty Smothers, secretaryg while Miss Caroline Gaither is sponsor. Mathematics Day climaxes all Penta Club activities. This is the day that letters and silver and gold pins are awarded to math pupils making not less than four A-pluses and one A. Slide rules are also awarded then to those pupils who excel in the techniques of the slide rule. Ap- proximately GU felt letters, l5 silver pins, and 8 gold pins are awarded each year by the club. Besides sponsoring a slide rule class, Penta members award ribbons each six-weeks to A -plus math students. The club made a brief study of astronomy, highlighted by a lecture on meteorites at TCU by Dr. Oscar Monnig, a night trip to McLean Iunior High to count the mete- orites during the rain of meteorites, and a speech on the navigation by the stars by Miss Charlie Noble, founder of the Penta Club. A Christmas party and the annual Penta picture show and dinner party make up the main social events sponsored by the club. ik ik LITTLE EUNEHESS sf: Sir Strictly for Girls reads the sign that hangs on the door of room 225 every Thursday af- ternoon as the members of Little Congress discuss the business and doings of the week. Little C was organized as a speech club during its early days. lt gave scholarships to girls who were on the debating team, but when the school board dispensed with debates, the motto, scholarships, and speech ideals were dropped. The motto now is Doing good for the community. During the year, Little gave to the Red Cross, Goodfellows fund at Christmas, two uniforms for the band, and any other worthy causes that came up. Misses Claudie Mae Workman and Iimmy Benson have been the sponsors for about ten years. Other than Miss Mary Sweet, the original organizer and sponsor, Misses Workman and Benson have been the only sponsors. To become a member of Little a girl has to fill out a petition, give a three minute talk in front of the members, and then take and pass a test on its constitution. The membership is limited to 40. For their social life-a Hslumberless' slumber party seems to rate at the top. Once a year a banquet is given at which the president for the following year is elected. J sf: si? PAN-AMEHIEAN CLUB sf: wil? Buenos dias? Como estan ustedes? So begins a meeting of the Pan-American Student Forum, one of Paschal's largest, most active, and most interesting clubs. Made up of Spanish and history students and sponsored by Miss A. Louise Bomar, Spanish teacher, this group meets on the second Thursday of each month, usually in room l4U. Officers, elected for a full year, are Bob Adams, president, Elizabeth Walls, vice president, Bobbie lean Watts, secretary, and Bea Smith, treasurer. Acting in capacity of program chairman, Elizabeth Walls plans a varied and unusual en- tertainment for each meeting. At different times the programs featured vocalists singing Span- ish songs, guest speakers, violinists, pianists, Spanish dancers, round table discussions and quizzes. At Christmas the club enjoyed talks on Christmas customs in South America and Mexico and the ceremony of breaking the traditional pinata, in this case a large purple turkey with curly crepe paper feathers, which was filled with candy and nuts. The annual contest, sponsored by the Pan-American Student Forums of Texas and held each spring in Austin, is to be well attended by Paschal members. This state-Wide affair is scheduled for May 9. Bob Adams and Dan Daggett are to compete in the information please division, Mary Ann Morris in the essay section, Betty Steel will enter her poetry, and in the musical field, Marilyn Crill and Peg Ott will play the piano and Doris Cohn will sing. As the members sing the official club song to close meetings, they set forth the purpose of the organizationrnto bring about a stronger and more united America, North and South. N , ..,...,. I A ff. W ix' it Y-TEENS ELUB aff it The purpose of the Y-Teens organization of Paschal shall be to build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians -so reads the preamble of the Y-Teens, one of the most active clubs in Paschal. The Y-Teens, formerly known as the Girl Reserves, boasts a limited membership of thirty. lt is sponsored by Mrs. Pensive Robertson, English teacher, and Willa Dean Dudley has presided as president for l947. Y-Teens have picnics, parties, and many other socials which keep the members in an ac- tive interest for the club. Other activities included an Easter Egg hunt, bowling, and weiner roasts. An all city school activity was the Mother-Daughter banquet on April 23 at the First Presbyterian Church in which the daughters honored their mothers. They also had a Christ- mas party and a luncheon for the mid-term graduates. They have followed many city-wide programs and largely base their activities on world fellowship. Their talks in their twice monthly meetings include Up to Date Dating, Choosing A College, and World Fellowship. They also have sent representatives to other city group club meetings. They participated in the city-wide candle lighting service on December 8 at the First' Presbyterian Church. They were represented by Theresa Arington in the Hanging of the Greens at the Lena Pope Home. They also sponsored the streamer sales for the football games. sf? if JUNIOR ELAESIEAL LEAGUE ik' ir The lunior Classical League, composed of l2O students ot Latin and Ancient history, high- lights its full year with the annual celebration of Latin Week, May 3-10, when exhibits, contests, and Roman customs are publicized throughout the school. Programs on ancient civilization have been given monthly at the regular meetings. Mr. Roy M. Stone, vice principal, spoke on his visit to Mount Vesuvius and the ruins ot ancient Pompeii. The club had a party at the home of the sponsors Miss Genie Beck and Miss Anna Gard- ner in October at which thirty-tive new members were initiated. These parties held each year keep the sponsors guessing as to what sort ot nonsense to try next, says Miss Gardner. The League, a national organization, holds a yearly convention. l-larry Flosenstein, Pas- chal senior, who was elected State Treasurer at the last convention held at Paschal, will serve as one of the delegates, along with Edward Ladd and Eddie Soniat, to the convention to be held in Beaumont this year. Headed by Margaret Welch, president, the ICL sponsored an All-School Dance, which wa held in the Paschal gym on December l3. Last year during the Latin Week celebration a skit on Iulius Caesar was given by t club. The president, assisted by vice president Aileen Welch, Pat' Edwards, secretary, Marian Echols, treasurer, will plan the celebration this year. 1 17 ik sf: PANTHFHETTF STAFF ik if The journalism room again became a natural habitat for a number of aspiring young re- porters as the Pantherette, Paschal's weekly newspaper, was published for the twenty-seventh consecutive year. Edited entirely by students in the journalism classes and supervised by Mrs. Margaret Caskey, it became the state champion weekly newspaper in the Texas High School Press As- sociation. lndividual winners in the contest were Elston Brooks, first, columns: Allen Person, second, editorials: Gerald Willingham, third, sports columnsy and Greg Sherry, third in sports stories and editorials. loanne Starnes, journalism student, was elected secretary of THSPA at the annual convention in Denton. The first Pantherette, published in 1926, was sponsored by Miss Agnes Edens, and only two years later, in l928, the journalism class found existence with Mrs. Minnie E. Tipton as teacher. . A new instructor and a new honor were added in 1942 when Mrs. Caskey turned from Spanish to journalism, and when the publication won International First Place Award in the Quill and Scroll contest. This prize has been given the Pantherette every year since then, from 1942 through 1946. Another occasion merited more than one proud writer as the Pantherette was announced top winner in the annual Fort Worth Press contest. Individual awards were given Allen Person, first place in front page make upg Elston Brooks, first place for his column, Babbling Brooks g Atwell Williams, second place in feature storiesy Don Maples, second place in sports stories. Honorable mention in columns, make up, and editorial were won by Greg Sherry. l it is l-ll-Y CLUB wif wif With a track coach as a sponsor, the Paschal Hi-Y Club got off to a fast start and strode through its first year at Paschal like a veteran organization. Started after a campaign by the Young Men's Christian Association urging the formation of such an organization at Paschal, Sponsor Earle Meadows, former Paschal student and ath- lete and still holder of the Olympics vaulting record, found himself with a roomful of Hi-Y en- thusiasts. Prom this organization of boys came President Loran Richards, Vice-President Frank Ball, and Secretary-Treasurer lim Snodgrass, who successfully led the group through its first Paschal year. The state Hi-Y convention, which was held in Denton, Texas, on April ll and l2, was at- tended by official Paschal delegates lim Snodgrass and Bob Castellaw, who picked up many pointers which aided in the further organization of the club. Feature of the group's athletic interests was the Winning of the Port Worth Y.M.C.A.'s bas- ketball tournament in March. Members of the team received individual medals for their cham- pionship efforts. The outstanding social event ofthe club Was held in connection With the Y-Teens, a hay ride and picnic on Feb. 8. V Purposes of the newly-formed organization as stated by Sponsor Meadows is to Promote and maintain high standards of Christian character throughout' the school and the ocrnmunityf' l wil? it UIETHIBUTIVE EDUEATIUN CLUB si? ik' Heading a list of the most unique and worthwhile organizations at Paschal is the Distribu- tive Education Club. The members of this club have a distinct advantage over other club members as this or- ganization is directly connected with the Distributive Education Class and for this reason they find more time for their club activities. Besides the hour donated from class activity every other Friday to an official club meeting, the members find their class period directly in accord with their club work. t Nancy Withrow has the top hand as she presides as president, while Alfred Bradford, and Wilma lean Pigg assist as vice-president and secretary-treasurer respectively. Miss Anna Buckley, distributive education teacher, is the club sponsor. The purpose of this organization is to discuss and help solve any problems that may arise concerning each members particular job, and to promote better relation and understanding between employer and employee. This idea is carried out during club meetings by talks from outside speakers and moving pictures in which store selling and business organizations are more clearly shown. I The main activities of this club during the school year were a picnic in the fall and a Sadie Hawkins Dance in the spring. The club also sponsored two delegates to the State Distributive Education Convention in Dallas during March. ww-wma! il? it GIRLS' GLEE ELUB it it The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Lois Buth Mitchell, has done much to bring enjoyment to Paschal's faculty and students as Well as business organizations and social clubs in Fort Worth this year. The Glee Club is entirely composed of girls who are first year students. The following girls are members, Dorothy Baker, Peggy Brewer, Sue Carleton, Reba Nell Clark, Iune Cobb, Bev- erly Cooke, Ioy' Cox, Nancy Daley, Mary K. Dobbs, leanne Freebera, Marguerite Frisbie, Helen Harmon, Elizabeth Holcomb, luanita Iackson, luanita Louge, Betty lean Lee, and Mary Nell Lee. More of the members are Lucille Love, Betty Mattox, Bess McMahon, Frances McMahon, Rachel Moore, Norma Morris, Alma Murphy, Betty Belle Payne, lean Phillips, Ierry Phillips, Vernell Potthoff, Carol Prigmore, Colleen Robertson, Sara Scott, Diane Soskin, Nan Walton, lerry White, and Billie loyce Weise. The Girls' Glee Club has performed in several school programsg assemblies, the Christmas program, and a program given for the P.T.A. The chorus participated in the All-City Choral Concert and the Paschal Spring Concert, April 10. Many opportunities are open to these students. This year they participated in the Choral Clinic held at Texas Wesleyan College on April 24th. The Choral Clinic had as its head, the outstanding popular choral conductor Noble Caine. A selected group of students Were taken from the Girl's Glee Club to entertain for busi- ness organizations and social clubs in Fort Worth. The girls performed for the Lions Club, and teas at the Texas. 2? 21- 2314 MIXED ELEE BLU MARY LOUISE BAKER BOBBIE BARKER BESSIE BLINDERMAN CAROLYN BUSHY MARILYN CRILL BARBARA CROWSON PATSY GOODVVIN AVIS GUNTER BETTY GORDON ENID HAMMOCK IUNE HAMMETT BARBARA IONES SUE KNOWLES IULIA KIRKPATRICK FRANCES MAXON MARY MCNAMEE HELEN PEOPLES ENEZ RANSOM IOSIE REAGAN JERRY RUNYON DORIS SCHOBERT BETTY CLAY SHANK KATHERN SI-IOALE DOROTHY SMITH CHARLOTTE TI-IREADGILL ZELLA MARIE YORK KATHERN WHITFIELD BULIE WILLIS NANCY IMBT Bu-bfi? MARTHA HUTTO IACK BEDFORD DONALD DIEH RICHARD EAKINS BOBBY HINDS HARRY HULL DAN IOHNSTON IIMMIE LE FAN GENE MATKIN BILLY ROBERTS BOB STANLEY EDWARD THOMAN GENE THOMAS LEROY THOMAS W. L. KIRKPATRICK wiv ir UHEHESTHA wil? sir Schubert, if he had known, would have smiled in his grave could he have heard the Pas- chal l-ligh Orchestra play the second movement to his Unfinished Symphony on the Annual Spring Concert. The Paschal High School Orchestra under the direction of Miss Lois Ruth Mitchell and Cecil Smyth, concertmaster, consists of fifty members and has complete instrumentation, which enables it to have a varied repertoire, ranging from standard works of the great com- posers to the lighter classics. Rehearsing five times a Week, the students are an enthusiastic and hard Working group. They have appeared on many programs during the year, both school and civic including, the Annual Christmas Program, P.T.A. programs, two graduation programs each year, the All-City Symphony Concert and the Music Department Spring Concert. Outside school they have played for T.W.C., many junior high schools and club programs. They made a solo appear- ance April 26 in Dallas on the Highlander Music Festival. The orchestra has often furnished smaller groups Csuch as the string ensemble? for num- erous teas, luncheons and dinner programs. The orchestra is striving to promote the popularity of better music among the students through fine performances of the works of great masters. FEATURES ik JANUARY SENIUH FAVUHITE5 ik DAN ROBINSON MARY ANN ik JUNE SENIUH FAVORITES wiv I OE REPPETO Q ANN CURTNER M wiki? SNAP5 ikriir First you thrust eqq firmly against side ot frying pan, then .... Everythinqfs just Sew, sew. Lunch room Worker preparing orange juice. ifkifr SNAPE Kiki? Angels? No, Miss Mitchell's glee Club boys preparing for the Christmas pro- gram. Merry Christmas in the library. Doesn't anyone ever look at the cli- rector? 5 'z ra y,,wmw2 A S ,44N Aunh 5, N. 'WMF affair SNAPS wifi? Typical Tuesday in any fifth period Pantherette room. Two bucks on Lightning to place in the fifth race. The three man fakes to the one man, gives to the four, and spins through tackle, after the two rnan cross bucks into the five hole that was opened by the center who pulled around . . . If were lucky We made a yard. ikfik SNAPS wiki? Ballads By Brooks -Wednesdays, at 5:30 over KXOL. Blackmail! Waiting for lack Norris to come down the steps. sf:fi:7SNAP5sfk'w1Ef Now, which pose do you wont in the Annual? Now is ine time for 011 qood men . . . Woody Herman--exclusive to the Pon- therette. ikik SNAP5 Xzkik Mr. Dabb makes the eternal triariaie veddy, veddy turmy. It's too calm. Something is bound to ex- piade. Cut-ups in the journalism tab. Nami ik-is SNAPS ati? No, kiddies, it's not or slot machine The-y're contributing tot he polio fund. Middle volve experts. At lorstl Finished with only three ports left over. Come into my darkroom. File it ott, loe! We're on the Honor System. wi: SN!-XPS affix' Blow, Gcxbriels, Blow! This is ccxrryinq that Ninth-qrclde-cw Pclschcrln stuff too fur. Here are Pctschcrl's trouser-clad cheer leaders. The girls have long hcrir. viv1ifSNI-XPEafksfs Senior dances breed romances. Adrnirinq his lpana smile? Senior banquet, lanuary l947 style. Look photographers pose lor Paschal iies. Anyihinq for puloliciiy, No? A THTBUTE Symbolic of Paschal's tamed Honor System, the Courtesy Council stands for all that is good in the school. To that group, representing every home room in Paschal, and to its sponsor, Miss Lois Anne Smith, go the admiration and thanks of the Panther staff for the very great contribution in selling and distributing this publication. This work, which is only one ot the many activities undertaken this year, represents many hours oi painstaking Work. ln addition to taking orders ior and later deliver-- ing the Panther, the Courtesy Council has Worked to revise the Reference Book, sponsored the Safety Drive, the Red Cross Drive, and presented the traditional Courtesy Council wedding. Paschal High School Alma Matter Hail Dear Old Paschal, Purple and White! Hail Hiah School Comrades, Life Long Light! Memories Ever, ln our tho'ts Remain - Praise to thee Paschal, Purple Heian! Hail Purple Panthers, Hail Honor White! Carry Our Standard, Good Clean Fight! Victory Ever, Spirit Good and True - Hail Paschal Panthers, Praise To You!