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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1948 volume:

Memories hmugh Son CRAFTSMEN X American Beauty Book Cover Company The Babcock Company Rathbone Studio Southwestern Enqroving Company uwmywwwm flzlwclrhfulf. !?6J w 'MMMW7 WW 4 by . MQW W W .N Ugg ' 'Y g, A 41 gfff,,ygg', W? xi J. LL ,, ,A If It 1 5 . . iii I MW W WW When the last graduate has received his diplorna, and the long-awaited day is over, tour hundred Voices will sing the familiar phrases ot Alma Mater , and the year will fade: a year that can be relived only through memories. The 1948 Panther has tried to capture these prec- ious moments through song because there is a special bar of music connected with the recollection of each event, whether it be a football game or a hayride or of dance or a certain flame. We, the Staff, sincerely hope that in later years, when each one is reminiscent, this annual may help him to recapture the highlights of his high school days. lOANNE STARNES MARGARET SINDT The Editors STAFF BETTY BROWN BILL MCCRIMMON MARIANNE MORRIS NANCY POSTON ANN RANDOLPH BETTY ANN ROWLAND O. A. RYFLE NONA SMITH BURTON TETER BARBARA THORPE SUE WATSON IOAN WEBB MARY BETTY CAMP DAN DAGGETT IOHN FREEZE IVA GREENSPUN DAN IENKINS IEAN IERNIGIN DEAH KIDD MARY LAWSON HATTIE LEDERMAN BARBARA LOTSPEICH IOANNE MCCLANE tl is D ,M Scand Q MWQWW 1 WM7 I 355 TABLE OF CONTENTS YOU'RE THE TOPS ....,... Administration I'D BE LOST WITHOUT YOU, . , , ,Faculty SO LONG FOR A WHILE .i.... . I Seniors LIN GER AWHILE ........A, .,.,A. I uniors THERE'S A GREAT DAY COMIN' , ..........AA, Sophomores ALL THE THINGS YOU ARE, . A . Favorites DEEP PURPLE ..r,.,,,r...., Honor System THAT OLD GANG OF MINE Organizations HIT PARADE ,... , ,Highlights of the Year FIGHT SONG .....,.,.,......,.. Athletics THESE FOOLISH THINGS REMIND ME OF YOU ...r.... ...,r. S napshots Jmvaidgh 5 MR. O. D. WYATT The understanding friend of all-pupil, teacher, and parent. The man intro- ducing and ever encouraging Paschcr1's Honor System, fine school spirit, and scholastic attainment. His favorite song-the forever-beautiful Stardust . X1 is o pbdsnxe xo present xo qon We KSN!-A8 Yon- xbed X ogn ante qon 11139 efhoq Mxe book. XX boa been -sponsored bf! pnpne ond xeocbets -vbo me copqbXe ok ddnxq on e1LceXXenX Rob. Xx 'noe been web pXdn9e6 and oeiwqbed ond cs qieok 6eoX ok conedxenixons. estb- eek ekiofk KS efdoonxxeo. bexexn. Conqzoknbgkions xo qon oe pnpxle ko: xbe :eooq 1 eponse in xbe snppon ok fron! lxnnnol and conqrokdo none to xbe sponeoxe owl Sidi vlbo bo-ze pzoonc sncb an Knkeresixnq YPNYYXEB e6xi1onX I A 'Nui MISS GRACE BURKETT New this year at Paschal, coming from Poly. but already a vital part of the administration. A man with the under- standing and ability to help our boys with their problems. A lovely lady. respected by everyone at Paschal as she solves the many problems that coniront her each day with both kindness and patience. MR. HUBERT CHERRY 7'fMefm -PJ! 3 7 J 0 ,, dw! 4 RJ W,:,,.4 E Mildred windeu-secrbfary. Attendance Office l Agnes Edens-English Margaret Mitchell-Mathematics Ruth Hope Sanders-Mathematics William Reid-Mathematics Aline Burden-Commercial Arts Muriel Lightfoot-Commercial Arts Bill Allen-Coach Dluwood Horner-Coach L. E. Slawson-Photography Lovie Carter-English Bobbie Edmondson-English Catherine Cathey-English Creola Searcy-Art Gladys Parker-Registrar C. W. Berry-Physics Charlie Turner-Physical Education Forresi: Black-Physical Education Nancy Robert:-Commercial Arts Nell Byrnes-Commercial Aris JJC31 .ff ,T i'fwW ' X M' 'Xiu fl lt-iw Zelma Rhodes-Counselor Q Miriam Todd-Speech Lucy Anne Payne-Commercial Arts Dorothy Nell Whaley-Commercial Ari :J - 2.2 ,frui- Iames D. Cody4Mechanica1 Drawing Ruth E. Hubard-Physical Education E . ula Buck-Physlcal Education Florence Pearson-Social Studies cw Lucille B. Crady-Foods Louise McClane-Clothing Margaret Caslzey-Ioumalism Caroline Gaither-Maihematlcs Marion Poules-Physical Education Iudy Roberson-Physical Educalion A. Dee Pickett-Shop Frances Grisso-Botany Lois Anne Smith-English Pensive Robertson-English Mary Musgrave-English Merrie Bostick Fields-Librarian Iris Campbell--Librarian Lois Ruth Mitchell-Music Ray King-Social Studies Anne Buckley-Distributive Educaiion fx Viola Middlebrook-Social Studies Ruby Mixon-Social Studies Ethel Osborne-Social Studies N. I. Whitehursi-Band Elvetcr Benson-Chemistry E. L. Gregory-Chemistry Mcxurine Mullins-Chemistry Louise Bomcxr-Spanish Anna Gardner-Latin Remc: Bates-English Lucile Cofiman-English J wfzf' Claudie Mae Workman-English Alta-Beall Blanton-English Mary Lee Thompson-English Vera B. Henry-Secretary. General Oiiice Doris M. Cheney-Social Studies Gwendolyn Howell-Social Studies May Hallarcxn-Social Studies Herbert Wilson-Social Studies Mabel Iohnson-Mathematics C. H. Dobbs-Mathematics Ruth Kirkman-Mathematics Lilian Gantt-Science Lottie Roe Green-Science , -MW My 14 fu lm? ,rf 64, IAN UAB Dorothy Nell Wh aley Herbert Wilson Marion Poules Sponsors Y CLASS jackie Hays V' - ice President Paul McCu1ly-President Nancy Withr ow-Secretary BILL BALES IEAN BARNES JANET BARRETT LEONA BOOTER ELSTON BROOKS IOHNNIE SUE BUTLER BOBBY CADWALLADER WANDA CAPPS MARY CARR JIM CLAUNCH BETTY CLAYTON NORMA COBB IOYCE COLLINS ANNA CROCKER NOBLE CROSS ROYCE CROWELL ELLA LOUISE DAVIS KENNETH DAVIS CAROLYN DEVANEY ED ELLIS NANCY GALBREATH IOSEPHINE GATTON IACK GRAMER IIMMIE GREGG PATSY IEANE HAILEY ARTHUR HALL IERRY HARCROW PAT HARTZELL IACKIE HAYS DOROTHY HEIL TEDDY HENDELMAN SALLIE HENDERSON SAM HILLIS O. L. HILYARD MARGIE HOBBS EVA IO HOOD BILL IACKSON MARY LO IACKSON SUE IACKSON JAMES IOHNSON EDNA IOHNSTON BILLIE IONES NANCY LEE IONES PAT KENNEY DEAH KIDD BILL KILMAN BILL MCLEAN LOUIE LANCER IDA MAE MCMILLAN IACK LANE ELEANOR MAGALASSI BILL LASATER MARTHA MALM IOANNE MCCLANE MARY MAZE DORIS HELEN MINK IOYCE MONTGOMERY JAMES MORGAN IOHN MOSS HELEN PEEPLES NOEL B. PITTMAN CAROLYN POE HELEN PRICE BARBARA RAMSEY IOSIE REAGAN CARL REIMERS PATSY WILHITE LOIS RENFRO ALLAN WILLIS LEROY 'IHOMAS SAMMY IOE WILSON OSCAR UTTER NANCY WITHROW ANN WEATHERFORD PAUL YORK ,L iv ,all I , sin gf' B , J 3 N Q . IUNEA CLASS Paul. Faulkner-President Diane Sweaiman-Secretary Richard Bccssham-Vice President C. W. Berry Nell. Byrnes Bill. Allen Elveta Benson Durwood Horner Sponsors IIM ADAMS IANE ANDERSON DOT AUSTIN IO ANNE ALBERT DON ARNOLD IAMES BABER IACK ALDRIDGE THERESA ARRINGTON AUSTINE BAILEY ROSS ALEXANDER LYNETTE ARTER DANA RAYE BAILEY IIM AMES BETTY ATKINS SAM BALLEW. IR. IIMMY BASS RICHARD BASSHAM JACK BEDFORD ELIZABETH BELLAH WANDA BENTON 1, 2. .4 A J P r- i V' '21 4- -i L'lt ? Un V P f if I lik- 'LA 17 TWH- I mg ,J-gf-L. 1' ' 6 inf- GEORGE BERKOWITZ TOMMY BOGLE SUE BEST Lols Boom SUMTER BIBB VIVIENNE BOSWELL SOPHIE BLINDERMAN ROY L. BOWDEN BETTY BOBO LORNA BOYD MARILYN BRACHMAN ANNE BRADFIELD STERLING BRADLEY IACK BRANDON I. MIKE BREES EARLENE BREWSTER DON BROWN BILL BRITTAIN ROSS BROWN HARVEY BROWARD BOBBIE JEAN BRYANT MARTHA BROWARD RAY BUCKINGHAM BETTY SUE BROWN BILLY BULLARD I. IOAN BULMER GEORGE CAMERON BETTY SUE CARNETT BARBARA BUTLER MARY BETTY CAMP ARTHUR CARPENTER CLIFFORD BYARS XOCHITL CANO IEAN CARRICO DARLA IEAN CAIN ROBERT' CARAWAY IAMES CARTER DOLORES CALDWELL DORTHY IEAN CARLSON FRANCIS CARTLIDGE i., Jf , YQ, 1 'JI tg'-0 GP I IEAN CHASTAIN BEVERLY COHEN ELDON CONRAD MITCHELL CHOKAS DORIS COHN BEVERLY COOKE BOBBIE CLARK IEANETTE COLE CAROL COOLIDGE PAT CLEERE CATHERINE COLEMAN REBA COTHER ABRAHAM COHEN BILLIE COMMANDER MARTHA ANN COTTEN 91 .Jul ,W , yyvbf-ff ' . 0 J ,-jf-:wud L 9,Y,9l liglvx-VUIA' M , TU .f'5 ?'r, IANE COYLE NANCEY DALEY MARY LOU DAWSON FRANCES CROSS BEVERLY DALY BETTY DEAN BERTRICE CROWE BARBARA DAVIDSON BEVERLY DeHAAS DON CUNNINGHAM BOWEN DAVIS BARBARA DOBBS DAN H. DAGGETT KATHRYN DAVIS MARY KATHREEN DOBBS ZELDA DRURY IOHN W. ERWIN DENNIS FEGAN I. L. DUNN PATSY ESTILL n MYRTLE FERGUSON MARGIE EDGEMAN VERNON PARIS IACK I.. FIELD IDELLE ENGELBERG SIDNEY FARRAR DUANE FINCHER FOY ENGLISH PAUL FAULKNER IOAN I-'INCHER IAIVEES FITTS KAY FRANCIS BILLY FRIZZELL BOBBIE FLOW HELEN FRAZIER LOUIS FULLEN WAYMAN FLYNN IOHN 1-'REESE MARGARET GARNAND KAY FORTSON CHAD FRIEDERSDORFF LELLA GARRETT KAY FOSTER MARGUERITE FRISBIE GRACE GARRISON IRA GLADDEN IO ANN GREEN ANN GUEST PATSY GOODWIN LESLIE GREEN RICHARD HAGUE DOLORES GRAMMER IVA GREENSPUN GEORGE HAILE MARY LOU GRANTHAM BETH GRIFFIN IOHN HALTER BILLIE IO GREEN MARTIN GROWALD DOROTHY ANN HAMILTON .Ifw . X1- ELLEN IO HAMILTON ENID HAMMACK JUNE HAMMETT SHIRLEY HAMMOND KAY HANNAH EUGENE HAPPEL HELEN HARMON IIMMIE HARNER EVELYN HARRIS TOM HARRIS CHARLENE HARRISON FRANCES HARRISS VERNA MAE HARTMAN IOYCE MARIE HARVEY MARY ANN HARVEY JAMES HARWELL ROBERT HATCH BARBARA HAWKINS GLEN HAWKINS MARGIE HAYS GAIL HAZELWOOD ROBERT HODGES BILLY HEATH IAMES HOLLINGSWORTH IO ANNE HENRY PAT HOLLOWAY IAMES HILL RAY HOOKER BOB HINCKLEY ROBERT HORAN VN l , 1 X v I 1 rl A , I -J 4, 4 J j' IMOGENE HUTCHINS MARTHA HUTTO NANCY IMBT CAROLYN IMGRUM EDWIN IACKSON MARIORIE IAMES RAY IETTON BOBBY IAY WAYNE IOHNSON DAN IENKINS MARY NEITA IOHNSON IEAN IERNIGIN MAYDEE IOHNSON LA VOYCE IETER DAN IOHNSTON HELEN IONES I. LYNN IONES ERNIST D. JORDAN IOAN IORDON ETTA FAYE KEETER T. KELLY IEANNINE KENNELLY I. BRYAN KILPATRICK IEAN KINGSBURY DON KIRKPATRICK 3 jf ,, f' V! Q E7 ,QV 4' K W KU R IULIA KIRKPATRICK DOROTHY KIZER RUTH KLEMMENDSON IIMMY KNIGHT MARSHALL KNOX ..- DORIS KOPPEN LEE BLAIR LAVES IIMMIE LE FAN EDWARD LADD MARY ELIZABETH LAWSON MARIE LE FILS ANN LANGHAM PAT LeBI.ANC BETTY LEITO MARGARET LASATER HATTIE LEDERMAN PEGGY LEMONS LILLIAN LASSITER BILL LEE RALPH LEWIS BILL LIPSCOMB ARLENE LISMAN FAYLENE LOCKE ANNA MARGARET LOGAN BARBARA LOTSPEICH CHARLOTTE SUE LOUIS A. L. MCCLUNEY BILLY MCCORMICK CHARLES MCCOY BILL MCCRIMMON 1 .Y , JEAN MCDANIEL mm. McDONALD PAT MCDONOUGH IANE Mccsnscon Donomy MCKINNON I fx , . Qvaa 9' LO M A x I3 J ,sf I 10 v, v .V I Z 4 .K Rv s Y - Q' ,fi ' I in t - wk ,K QW KH - Y' 4 , X., BESS MCMAHON CHARLIE MARROQUIN D. C. MIKEL MARY KATHARINE MADDEN DOROTHY MATKIN CAROL MILLER WANDA MAHAN LOUISE MAYER GLENDA MILLER ANN MALONE BETTY MERLICK ROBERT MILLER HAZEL LOUISE MANN RITA MIDDLEBROOKS FRANCIS MIMS ROZANN MIMS MARTIN S. MOORE MARGARET MUNDHENKE FRANK MOODY MELBA IEAN MOORE TERRY MYRE5 IAKE W. MOORE STEVE ANN MORRIS ADELE NATKIN IO ANN MOORE ANNE MOSELEY EULESS NELSON IUDY MOORE IAY MULKEY MARY NEWLAND ,ng R .- BOBBY NOLEN PAT O'HEARN SAM O'TOOLE BUNKY NORMAN DEWEY OLIVER FREDDIE LYNN OWEN MONA ALTHEA NORTON EUGENE OLSON IACK OXFORD WADE NOWLIN PATSY O'NEAL DAVID PARKHILL IOYCE OTLAHERTY CHARLIE ORREN GERALDINE PASLAY LYLE PATTIE CHARLIE PHILLIPS HAROLD PLACE EVALYN PAYLOR I ROSS PHILLIPS IACKIE PORTERFIELD SHIRLEY PAYNE IOHNNY RUTH PIERCE NANCY POSTON NORMA PECK VIVIAN PINKERTON WYVONNE POWELL AUBREY PHILLIPS I FRANCES PISHNY TOMMY POWERS iff' If ki BILLY DON POYNER -42, DONALD PRAGAN WILLARD PRATT EDWARD PRESTEN I IMMY PRICE fl? bf, , Wt 1' ig 'pvf-QL I GEORGE PUTNAM PEGGY RAGAN LALA FAYE RAMSEY MILTON REED FLORENE REEVES BETTY REID MARTHA RENFRO HARRY REYNOLDS IIM RHODES IIM RICH IOHN RICHARDSON WANDA RIESEN PATSY RIFFE BILL RILEY CHARLENE RILEY IOHN PAUL RIVEIRE MURLENE ROBBINS IMOGENE ROBERSON IIMMIE ROBERSON SHIRLEY IEAN ROBERTS BEVERLY ROBERTSON COLLEEN ROBERTSON BETTY IEAN ROSEN MARGIE ROSS BILLIE JUNE ROSSER CHEVIS ROTHELL MARTHA ROUTLEDGE BETTY ANN ROWLAND BARBARA RUBENSTEIN FRANK RUSSELL 'C if 'V' MARTHA RYAN O. A. RYI-'LE GARNETT RYON KEN ST. CLAIR DELL SANDERS ELEANOR SANDLER IOE SANDLER CHARLES SCALING CLIFFORD SAMUEL CLARA SCHAFER IOE SCHULER ELDON SCOGGINS BARBARA SCOTT CURTIS SCOTT ANN SEALE KATHRYN SHADLE PATRICK SHANNON BURFORD SHARPE IIMMY SHARPE MARIORIE SHARP ELSIE SHEFFIELD SUE SHERRY GLADYS SHOEMAKER PAULA SHYTLES MARGARET SINDT ,v-. 5 . M J i A .S IJ It l did v 4- . S 0 ff Z ' s- I ANN CLARICE SMITH BREON SMITH IEAN SMITH IO ELLEN SMITH MELBA SMITH NONA SMITH IOANNE STARNES RUI-'US SNEDEKER CLAUDE STEFFEY EDDIE SONIAT TOM STEVENSON KATHRYN SPIGEL PAT STREET IOHN W. SPROTT, IR. GLORIA SUMMY DIANE SWEATMAN PEGGY TERRELL BOB THOMPSON ALICE SWEET BEVERLY SUE TERRY DAVID THORNTON ARTHUR TALLEY CATHERINE TERRY BARBARA THORPE JAMES TATUM BURTON TETER CHARLOTTE THREADGILL MARY LEE TAYLOR NANCY THOMASON IACK TITUS afflfi PAULA TILLMAN RAYMOND TULLOH VIRGINIA VAUGHN EDNA MARIE TIMS LOUISE TURNER BEVERLY VAUGHN FRED TODD ELIZABETH TYLER GEORGE VAUGHT ARLENE TOLPO CHARLES VAUGHAN BOBBIE VERNER GENEVIEVE TRAMMELL IOAN VAUGHAN WEATA VESTAL RICHARD VOYLES IOYCE WADE ANNE WALKER NICKIE WALLACE HAL WANDRY IOSEPH CHARLES WARD R. G WEBB SUE WATSON MARGARET WELCH HAROLD WAYLAND PAT WELCH FRANCES M. WEBB MAC WEST IOAN WEBB HELEN WHEELESS iwflf -'FB' -qw-DM-3, K- WAYNE WHIFFEN DENYSE WHITE MARY ELEANOR WHITE KATHRYN WHITFIELD LORRAINE WHITMAN TERRY WHITMAN BOBBY WHITT BILLIE IOYCE WIESE SALLY WILHITE BILL WILKS DOROTHY WILLETTS DOROTHY WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS BILLIE WILLIS EDNA WILLIS IUN E WILLIS PHIL YARNELL BOB WOOD EDDIE YATES I. C. WOOD SARA YATES DOROTHY WOODS LOUISE ZACHARY SHEILA WRIGHT IANE ZICHNER GENEVA YARBROUGH DOROTHY ZINN IN MEMORIAM NANCY NIVER 1256? it-Z ff C7 ,Q ? : '5?'ff4f0ZiJJ X as Q 5 5 x Q P T 3' S , RX -sf 5 V WQ fx Juniors if OOF Q3 V ax IUNIOR CLASS Billy Thurman-Vice President Iohn McC1cme-President W W-nw, Frances Grisso Lois Mitchell E. L. Gregory Sponsors J. Bcbbie Faye Kn qi' xff .MW ox-Secreicrry s DOROTHY ADLER BILL AMBURN SHURLEY ANDERSON CHARLES ANDREWS ROBERT ANDREWS JOAN ARMSTRONG IO ANN ARMSTRONG DORIS ARNOLD RICHARD AYARS IESS BAIN DOROTHY BAKER MARY LOUISE BAKER DAN BARFIELD IANE ANN BARKER MARY BARRON IOHN BATEMAN IEANNEANE BAVOUSETT BONNIE BEASLEY BILL BECHTEL KARL BEYER HELEN BILLINGSLEY IERRY BLACKWELL HAROLD BLANTON MARY BETH BLUETHMAN ALICE BODOUR IESSE BOENKER WYNAMA BOSS FRANCES BOZEMAN MARY BRADFIELD IAMES BRIGGS DIANE BROILES CHARLOTTE BROMAGEM MIRIAM BRONSTEIN LA VERNE BROWN MARGIE BROWN WILLIS BROWN I. O. BRYANT DORIS BUIE ELISE BURDICH NATHAN BURLINGHAM BETTY BURNINE IUNE BURRAGE CAROLYN BUSI-IEY CHARLENE BUTTRILL GLADYS CALHOUN BILL CAMP MARGIE CAPPS CLOYCE CARGILI. BEN CARLSON BILL CARLTON MILDRED CARTER BOB CASTELLAW BONITA CASTON FLORENCE CHALOT DON CHANEY IO ANN CHANEY MORRIS CHENAULT GENE CHRISTOPHER LORETTA CHUNN MARILYN CHURCHILL BETH CLAIBORNE CHARLIE CLARK EDWIN CLARK DORIS CLIFTON IUNE COBB RICHARD E. COFER IOE COFFMAN BARBARA COHN GARDNER COLLINS GEORGE COLVIN ROSELLE COOLES MARY IOHANNA COOPER ANN COX CAROLYN COX IOY COX CHARLES CRAIG MILDRED CRESSWELL IO ANN CROWDER ELAINE CURLEE IIMMY DALE DOLORES DANCE MELVIN DANIELS MARCENA DARTER IEAN DAVIDSON BILLY IO DAVIS IUDY DAVIS DANA DAY ELEANOR DEAN MAZE DEAN IOAN DEIKE HELENE DEUPREE BOB DOLLARHIDE MARGIE DONOHUE BETTY DRIVER WILLA DEAN DUDLEY TOMMY DUKE KENNETH DUNBAR NELSON DUNN DAN DURWAY EDDIE EADES PAT EDWARDS LYNWOOD ELLIOTT RAY ELLIOTT 9 xf' V IEAN ELLIS 'N L ROY ELLIS LOVELYN ENGLISH 1oY ERWIN CYNTHIA ETHERIDGE BETTY SUE EVANS FLORINE FARRIS LEONARD FAWVER DOLORES FINCHER ANN FLOORE BOB FLOYD BILL FLYNT LAURA FRANKLIN LYNN FREDERICK IEANNE FREEBERG BILL FREEMAN KATHRYN FREEMAN ROY FRENCH GIL FRIEDSON BARBARA FRISBIE BETTY GADDIS DON GAREY CORINNE GARRISON IACKIE GARRISON VELMA GAUNTT BETTY IO GEYLER ERNESTINE GEER GWENDOLYN GEORGE HUGH GEYER ALTA RAE GIBLIN IIMMY GLASS DANNY GLAZER BETTY GORDON HARLEY GRAFF HOWARD GRAFF IMA GREATHOUSE MARTHA GREENWOOD DIANE GREGORY MARY BETH GREGORY BILLY GRIFFIN FRANCINE GRIMES LOIS GRIMES LILLIAN GRISHAM RUTH GRISSOM DICK GROWALD MARY HELEN GULLION GUY GUYETTE CLYDE HAGOOD DAVID HALBROOK BEN HAMRICK IANET' HANRAHAN RICHARD HANSEN BOBBY HARDER BILLY HARDIN MARY IANE HARDWICK ODELL HARGROVE SUZANNE HARPER WW' 'WY will E PAT HARRELL MARION HARRIS HELEN HARTSHORN NORMA HAVENHILL DOROTHY HAWBAKER VIRGINIA HAWKINS CECIL HAYNES MARY HAYTH SHIRLEY HEDGPETH GAIL HENDERSON VIRGINIA HENDERSON DORIS JEAN HENRY JOHN HIGHTOWER FRANCES HILL MARIAN HILL BETTY HOFFMAN ROY HOLLAND JERRY HOLMES LAVERNE HOLTZ JACK HOOKER JACK HOTTE DAN HOOVER PATSY HOWARD CHARLEY HUFFMAN VIRGINIA LEE HUGHES SAM HULSEY GEORGIA HUNNICUTT BETTY HUNTER TOMMY INMAN HARVEY IVEY JUANITA JACKSON BETTYE JARNAGIN ELEANOR IEFFREY BETTY LOU IENKINS MARIE IENNINGS KENNETH IERNIGAN MARTIN IETTON GERALDINE IOHNSON BETH IOHNSTON IANICE IOHNSTON IESS M. IOHNSTON BARBARA IONES FRED IONES ION E. IONES LOUISE IONES RAY IONES LAUNA KARNES PHILIP KEENER LOUIS KELLY BETTY KIMBALL HARVEY KIRKPATRICK JOHN KNEER IOHN F. KNIGHT SUE KNOWLES BOBBIE F AYE KNOX DON KRALL IOHN LA BRIER IUANITA LANGE TRAVIS LANKFORD C. H. LATSON IOHN LAWHON GRACE LAY MARY NELL LEE IIMMIE LEUTY U ww IOE LILBARD NEIL LINDLEY NANCY LEE UTTZ BOBBY LIVELY IOHNNY LODEN IEAN LOUDERMILK LUCILLE LOVE BARBARA LYLE SUE MARKLEY WILMA MARSH PAULINE MARSHALL BARBARA MARTIN ERNESTINE MARTIN KENNETH MARTIN RUTH MARTIN ALICE MARTINEZ BILL MASSEY RUTH ANNE MATHERS ERNEST MATTHEWS EVELYN MAZE DEAN MAZE MARIE MILBURN LOLA PEARL MILLS HARRIET MINTER MARGIE MITCHELL IIMMIE MOBLEY VENITA MONCRIEF DAVID MOORE RACHEI. MOORE SARA IO MOORE MARIANNE MORRIS PHIL MORRISON EVERETTE MORTON CHARLIE MOSELEY IANE MOSELEY MARILYN MOSLEY MATT MURATTA ALMA MURPHY GERALDINE MYERS IEAN MYERS MARGOT MYERS NORMAN MYERS MARIORIE MQCEACHIN CLYDE MCCALL KENNETH MCCALL IOHN MCCLANE ROY MCDANIEL CHARLES MCDONALD DAN MCGILL MARY MCGILL MILDRED MCGOWAN IIMMYE MCKEON BEULAH MCLEOD FRANCES MCMAHON MARY CATHERINE MCNAMEE EUGENE NELSON RAN NEWMAN ARMO NIXON BARBARA NORCROSS PATSY NORCROSS MARILYN NORMAN DAVID OBERT OTTO OBERLE TOM O'BRIEN 5' I 5' fn., ,I :L1:s ...- if PATTIE O'DELL EDWARD OWENS RUTH PATE BETTY BELLE PAYNE ZAYNE ANN PAYNE MARION PECK CHARLES PENDLETON DOROTHY PERRY WYNNE PERRYMAN CONRAD PERSON NOEL PIERSON GEORGIA PITTS DOROTHY PORTER IUDSON PORTER IACK POWELL MARY PRESCOTT TOMMY PRIDGEON CAROL PRIGMORE GEORGE RAINS SUE RALPH ENEZ RANSOM ANN RATTIKIN DORIS RAY MARY LOU REECE PATRICIA REMINGTON MARTHA REPPETO IIMMY RICHARDS ELLAIEAN RIGGS ROBERT RING IOYCE ROBERSON BOBBIE IEAN ROBERTS MARGARET ROBINSON I 5 , 4 1 fi i'g4 4 '-.kj 5 I L - rip SHERMAN ROBINSON CHARLES RODSTROM HELEN ROGERO BERNARD ROSENSTEIN GWEN RUDLOFF BESSIE RUTLADER SHARI SAMPSON IAMES SANDERS PEGGY SANDERS ELLEN SANKARY MARY SANKARY GEORGE SCALING SYLVIA SCHARFENBERG BILL SCHEIHING CHARLES SCHULTZ MILDRED SCOTT IANE ANN SHANK ISRAEL SHEINBERG BOBBIE SHELBY ALVIN SHEPHERD ANNE SHEPHERD ANABEL SHOTTS BUDDY SHRAKE MARILYN SLATER BILL SMEDLEY ANNE SMITH BEBE SMITH RUTHIE SPIGEL HUNTER SPINKS WANDA STANLEY IOYCE ANNE STARNES IAMES STEELE XL w'v,pw IOHN W. STILES RONALD STINSON DORIS STONE ROBERT IERRY STRADER HENRY SULLIVAN BOB SWINNEY DOUG TATUM MARIE TAYLOR LOUISE TERRY PAT TERRY BRUCE THOMAS THAD THOMAS IOANN THOMPSON BILLY THURMAN CONNIE TIDWELL NEILDIAN TIMMS WANDA TINKLE SELMA TIRAS NEIL TOLER PAT TOWNSEN SHIRLEY TUDOR IIMMIE TWOMEY ANN UNDERWOOD IEANNETTE VAUGHAN REBA WADE KATIE WALKER KENNETH WALTRIP BILLIE IEAN WATSON DOT WEATHERFORD JOAN WEBB TOM WEBSTER I MARY WEEKS I 'M 'Aww Q' 1 ov - I MARY WELCH AILEEN WELCH ANN WEST GLENN WEST MAX WHEELER IEANNETTE WHITE OPAL WHITLOCK DAVID WHITSON LINDA WICKETT BILL WIESEHAHN BARBARA WILLIAMS JIMMY WILLIAMS ARDEN WILSON BONNIE WILSON MARY ANN WILSON PATSY ANN WILSON CLAUDENE WISE HAZEL WOMACK COLLEEN WOODS IOHN WOOD NEIL WOOD CAROLYN WREN MARLENE WYNNE ZELLA MARIE YORK CHUCK YOUNG B DOLORES YOUNG AUTOGRAPHS id Sophomores ilgii- SOPHOMORE CLASS Griff Hughes-President Wanda Balch Secretary Emmet Taylor-Vice President Iames D. Cody Durwood Horner Katherine Cathey Sponsors PAT ABINGTON IACKYE L. ABLES HAROLD LEE ADAIR DONALD PAT ADAMS DOROTHY ALBERT LAVENIA ALEXANDER BETTYE ANDERSON IIM ANDERSON ANN ANDREWS CAROL ANDREWS IUDY ANDREWS CHARLES APPLEWHITE ANITA ARMSTRONG NEDRA ARTHURS OLIN ATKINSON IIMMY AUSTIN RAMONA AZLIN RUDY BAKER WANDA BALCH MOLLY SUE BANTA BOB BARBOUR MAUREEN BARRETT ALAN BEAN CARL BECHTEL CAROLYN BECHTEL BILL BEEZLEY OTTIS BELL IERRY BENNETT BEVERLY BERRY NANCY BEST CHARLOTTE BLAKE IAMES BOLDEBUCK BETTY BOREN BILLIE RENE BOULTINGHOUSE IOAN BOWLIS HARRY BRADSHAW BARBARA BRANCH HAROLD BRANSOM EDWARD BREEDING MASON BRISTOL BARBARA BROOKS MICHAEL BROUS HELEN BUFORD IEAN BURMEISTER BILL BURTON IOHNNIE BUTLER SALLIE BUTLER JUDY CARDWELL DOROTHY CAREY IOELLYN CARRUTH EARLINE CARTER GEORGE CARTER HELEN CARTER MARTHA CHRISTIAN PEGGY CHRISTOPHER IOAN CLARK IUNE CLARK ANNETTE COADY BILL COLLIN BILL COLLINS IENNIE LOU COMBS IOHNNY COOK CONSTANCE COOPER IOYCE CORMEIR AENID CRAWFORD PATSY NAN CRAWFORD DON CRUMBEY FRANK DeLUCA BETTY DELRIO RALPH DEMAREST' IIMMIE DERING DAVID DETWEIER RONALD DIEB CHARLIE DIETZ DOROTHEA DODGEN HAL DOUGLAS KAY DOYLE FRANCES DUNCAN JAMES DUNN NINA FLO DWIGHT PHILLIP DYER IIM EADES BARBARA EASTUS MARIAN ECHOLS MILDRED ELDER IO ANNE ENGLISH GLENN ERWIN GORDON ESTES MARGIE ETHRIDGE LOUISE EUDALY BILLY FAGAN NEWEL FAULKNER sms FLOYD EDDIE FORBIS DUVEEN rosnzn FRANCINE FRANK HARRIET ANN FRIEDSON VELMA IO FRITCHMAN TOM GALLAGHER COLLEEN GAMMAGE PATSY GANTT GEORGE GARRETT RUBY NELL GEORGE BETTYE GERON IOHN GOLDEN IUDY GRACE CARL GRANER GEORGE GRAY PATSY GREEN EDDYE RUTH GREENE KATHERINE GRIFFIN BETTY GRIFFITH AUDREY GROGINSKI HAZEL GUNNELS HARLAN HAGUE RONALD HAGUE BARRY HALL IANET HAMPTON BEVERLY HANSEN NOBLE HANSON PATSY HARPER BILLY HARRIS CAROLYN HARRIS FAYE HARRIS IESSICA HARRIS IEAN HARRISON SUE HARTMAN PEGGY HARTSHORN ROSALYN HARVISON MARGIE IO HATCHER KATHRYN HAWKINS BETTY HEARN IAMES HEDRICK BEVERLY HELLMAN MARY HELTON RUTH HENDELMAN IEAN HERGERT PHYLIS HESSER BEVERLY HILL HOMA HILL IIMMIE HOCKER MARGARET ANN HODGES SAM HOFFMAN DON HOLCOMB CHARLCIA HOOD CATHERINE HORN BARBARA HORNE MARGIE HORNE IOHN HENRY HORTON BUDDY HOYT IUDY HUDSON IOAN HUFFMAN BETTY HUGHES HAL HUGHES PEGGY HUGHES CAROLE HUMPHREY BOB HURT BOB ISHAM BARBARA IACKSON KEN IOHNSON NORMA IOHNSON VERA IOHNSON WALTER IOHNSON IO ANN IOHNSTON NINA IOHNSTON GLEN IONES GORDON LEE IONES IOHN PAUL IONES PHYLLIS IONES WILL IONES DON IORDAN NORA IEAN IORDAN PATSIE IUMP PATTIE KARKALITS PEGGY KILLEBREW CHAM KING NITA IO KOCH BILLY KOEPP IEAN KOLWYCK LEWIS LACY RONELL LAND LEE ANN LANE BOBBIE LAWSON BARBARA LEONARD MARTIN LEDBETTER DOROTHY LEE SARAH LEWIS DOROTHY LINDSAY LE ROY LITTLE RICHARD LITTLE WILSON LITTLE ALICE LIVINGSTON JOAN LOOMER ARTHUR LOUGHRY ADELENE LOYA EDWARD LUSKEY LaRUE LYONS TOMMY MCALLISTER CHARLOTTE MCCONNELI SUE MCCULLOCH BETTY MCCULLOUGH WAYNE MCCULLY PHIL MCGEE QUENTIN MCGOWN BILL MCMILLAN ROBERT MCMORDIE TOMMIE SUE MCNABB ARCHIE MCNAMARA LOYE FERN MCNEILLY IEAN MAIORS DORIS MASON DORIS MASSEY MARION MASSEY DON MATHESON HUB MATKIN CHARLES MATNEY BRUCE MATSON BILLY MATTHIAS ro ANN MAZE P1-:GGY MEADE MARGIE MEADOR JERRY MERCER NORMA IEAN MIELLMIER BARBARA MILLER If' PATSY MILLER IOHN MINTER BONNIE MITCHELL DUANE MONDIER KATHY MOORE NANCY MOORE BARBARA MORRIS LA VERNE MOSLEY IOAN MURPHY JIMMY MURRAY MIKE MURRAY WILMA MURRAY CLARK NOWLIN PAT O'BRIEN IERRY O'HEARN IO ANN O'NEAL ALLEN ORGAIN BILLIE EDITH OWENS BOB PALMER CHARLOTTE PARKE CAROLE PARMETER NORMAN PECK ROBERT PEERY BOB PETRIE BILLY PIERCE ANITA IOY PIGUE EVELYN PISHNY IERRY PITTS BARBARA POTTER CHARLES POWELL SUE POWELL MARY LOU PRICE PHILLIP PRICE WENDELL PRICE NEIL RAMSAY LOUISE RANDALL ANN RANDOLPH RAY RHYNE BEVERLEY RICH IERELENE RICHARDS MARTHA RICHARDS KENNETH RINGWALD NANCY ROBERSON ANN ROBINETT' MARSHALL ROBINSON BETTY IEAN ROGERS IOYCE ROGERS IIMMY ROMMER RENA ROWLAND SHERWIN RUBIN BILLY RYAN RODY RYAN nonm' smvnvrons ALBERT smrnsns BILL SCHLOTTMAN ELEANOR scorvuxl PAT SELLERS SHELTON GOBER SANDRA SHEPHARD GEORGE SLENTZ BETTY SLOUGH CARL SMITH CURTIS SMITH GAYLE SMITH IAMES SMITH KATE SMTH IO ANN SMOTHERS ALAN SNODGRASS MARY HELEN SOLOMON ROBBIE STAPLES RICHARD STEED LAWRENCE STOKES BOB SWEENEY SARAH SYKES TREBA TAFF AUBREY TAYLOR GERTRUDE TAYLOR R. 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TAYLOR 'IRUMAN TERRELL DON THOMAS ROMA THURMAN NANCY TILLOTSON JEAN TIMBES DICK TOOLEY LAWATHA TOOMER BILLY TRICE IO ANN VANDERFORD BILLY VAUGHN PATSY VILLINES SHIRLEY VINCENT CONNIE VOGTEL SADIE ANN VOIGHT TOM WADDILL TOMMY WALKER MARY ANN WALSLEBEN NAN WALTON NANCY WARD NANA WATSON BUDDY WEADOCK MARGIE WEISBLATT BO WHEELER MARY KATHRYN WHITAKER BOB WHITE RAY WHITE CHARLES WHITES MARGARET WHITFILL MARY ANGEL WHITWORTH BARBARA WILLIAMS FRANK WILLIAMS HORACE WILLIAMS PATSYE WILLIAMS SALLIE WILSON CAROLYN WITHERS VIRGINIA WOOD FRANCES WOODS NORMA WOOLBRIGHT BOBBIE WRIGHT CI-IARLENE WYSE IACKIE YATES IANET ZUMWALT X N' aj X Q ,X 'fy I- xx um R',L'lV XX ' 1 N W AUTOGRAPHS M1-?ZZK7 ' -F Zan 7416 n 1 Favorites Cl,l'llfl,CLl g gfdrid A 5 PAT HARTZELL auorifed ---mm., ,mm eau 'f-Q-.. mwmwhwn BILL LASSITER W CAM DIANE SWEATMAN J if x x N I ,, , 5' 1 cworifezi Bos WOOD unior Cfaazi .gauorifezi WALLACE MCLEAN DIANE BROILES Sophomore C6466 jauorifed ANN ROBINETT I AMES WEAVER Nancy Withrow Eddie Hartzell Helen Iones Ioyce Rogers Richard Bassham Albert Burgin Neil Lindley Barbara Lyle 6 Lwn W bf . if 2 ne ,X 1 . f X im.. . , , ,,:,:s::1.f?: ,:::,-,.::f wa . L:- ' - a .,.. z f V Qs ffm fi ...... Q ' Q r W xg ef.-E? , k xl MMG 1: ,.,, f 2 , W .. S -:::::-: 23220 f Ziff .1 -X j iw :: '5:' ,. H Q fn M , - W' . ,, 3 f gl s ' ,.,. ::, .:::::::::::::::::-g:::- A y 5 .y , :::,. .: VA .:.::,.l- ,f ya, Q Q ': , .,.,.: ' f' ' ,M .,.. , 'Q I x Y -. '--f: ..... , X 4 ..., KV 674532625 J .L 5 ,,,... 99 ' , 1 Y . ' w f 9 ' Vl, 57 if Q gg!! , .5 fn. ,V up ff ' .-Q20 X 3 0 va. 'I , Jim N X NA :O Pxw'W'Wer1cArL?l b I f X' i x ' ,CW X W W ... L E' Qrganizations PENTA CLUB Among Pascha1's most worthwhile extra-curricular activities is the Penta Club, a group comprised of A students in math who plan to take math through four years of high school. Boasting one of the earliest origins of any school organzation, the Penta was founded in 1918 by Miss Charlie Noble. With Miss Caroline Gaither as present sponsor. the club met every other Tuesday during 1947-1948 and wa: presided over by Bowen Davis. Other officers were Margaret Welch, vice-president, and Charlotte Bromagem, secretary. In November, Penta, in co-operation with the Home Economics Department, presented a variety show for the school in addition to the regular programs related to math which were featured at each club meeting. Penta gives awards to those excelling in malh and sponsors slide rule classes each semes- ter. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 Cohn Gaither Schuler Horan Bromagem Prigmore Pridqeon Dagqett Bradiield Dobbs Voyles Sonia! Tinkle Morris Rosenstein Davis Taylor Driven Ladd 1 P to tsttni VAGABOND CLUB Ianie, Ever Since Eve. Iune Mad, and then, A Wedding -productions by the Vaga- bond Players-all successful. Dan Ienkins and lane Zichner starred in the production A Wedding, which was presented November 5, 1947, ior the purpose oi paying for new stage props. There are no tryouts to become a Vagabond Player. The only requirement is to take part in some production-either acting or stage makeup. properties or some other phase of the work concerned in putting on a play. About thirty years ago, under the directorship of Albert Cleery, the Acting and Speech Club, as it was then called, first saw the light of day. The organization has no particular obiec- tive. Its purpose is simply to produce plays. Mrs. Miriam Todd, speech teacher, now directs the work of these ambitious young Portias and Hamlets. Officers this year are O. A. Ryile, president: Bob Floyd, vice-president: and Margaret Sindt, secretary. ROW l ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 Roberts Taylor Welch Wilkes Sindt Shoemaker Robinson Mulkey Malone Rubenstein Tolpo Bradley Thorton Terry Thompson Teter McCluney S. Iackson Haily Whitman Hammock White Albright Ienkins Moncrief M. Jackson Pierce Rylle Zichner Iohnston Floyd Todd Latson t i f f ,f , , g ,r I 'ilfg B ,, Qfffl ,i-C713 f SZQA-fi! 7 'f I K ' 1 J' f n, , f es!-ff? .af , 44-'L ff Q 'A ' ' , 7 , f -f L f ,ff A it ' Lf B' ,fhea L- cfm X I f f. , f-ff .ft 1 Q - f ,ff sw fi, 1 41.4 f 1 x , I I 1 A v fnywi is Cf2Z,i,,,,4,fC I, V AVIATICQYCLUB as XL 6 f f1:'5 f-ff f Flying Panthers, ,flfaschal's aviation ' ub. il ' an organization of students with their? hopefn the clouds. A The club is organized for both actual and would be pilots interested in any phase of avia- tion-mechanics, designing, theory of tlight, and others. Meetings usually follow the plan oi ground school with instruction in pre-flight. Guest speak- ers are also heard. Flying Panthers have parties and participate in other activities. This year the club was represented at the opening of the NTAC Air Field. Miss Mary Musgrave is sponsor. The officers for this year were Diane Gregory, president: Bobby Ietierson, vice-president: Iames Gregg, secretary-treasurer: Martha Bell Reppeto, chap- lain: Margaret Anne Robinson and Everette Morton, sergeants-at-arms: Dana Beth Day. librar- ian: Arthur Carpenter. historian, and Barbara Rubenstein, reporter. ROW 1 ROW Z ROW 3 ROW 4 Musgrave Robinson York Lanzarotti Parkhill Robinson Shepherd Gunnels Rogers Gregory Reppetto Camp Wilson Day Gregg Kolius Hesse: Morton Rubenstein Rains Hillman Powell Wilson Jefferson Livingston Carpenter Campbell Baber Miller Bain IUNIOR I-IISTOBIANS t Iunior Historians Club is a branch of the state wide organization of students interested in collecting, preserving, and publishing Texana -or historical relics of Texas. Paschal's club is sponsored by Miss Ruby Mixon of the history department. Work of the organization is carried on mainly by means of an all-state essay contest in the spring with prizes ranging from a S100 first prize to S10 honorable mention awards. Essays of winning Paschal students have often been published in the official magazine of the Iunior Historians. Their officers are Sam Hulsey, president: Charles Mosely, vice-president: and Iuanita Lange. secretary. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW 6 ROW 7 Moseley Calhoun Meade Clark Camp Dunn Lee Lange Boren Day Andrews Durway Breeding Mixon Hulsey Rogers Estill Whipple Craig Ladd Davis Rayhiles Gray Lassiter Bateman Rubin Thomas Grimm Hannah Whitson Inman Armstrong Creed Y-TEEN S CLUB Paschal's Y-Teens Club is dedicated to the purpose of building a fellowship of girls and is devoted to the task oi realizing in our common life those ideals oi personal and social living to which Christians are committed, quotes Mrs. Pensive Robertson, sponsor, from the pre- amble to the Y-Teens' charter. This purpose is carried out in such activities as picnics, parties, socials, bowlinq. weiner roasts, and Christmas and Easter celebrations. Talks at semi-monthly meetings concern such topics as Wor1d Fellowship, Up-to-Date Dating, and Choosing a College. High-light of the year's activity is the annnual Mother-Daughter Banquet in the spring. This year's officers were Norma lean Bell, president: La Verne Holtz, vice-president: Theresa Arrington, treasurer: Dolores Grammer, corresponding secretary: Rosalyn Harrison, recording secretary: and Melba Smith, social chairman. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 Buttrill Henderson Payne Harvison Robertson Dance Smith Green Dudley Mayer Coughran Villines Pitts Milbum Grammer Arrington Miller Bell Owens Smith West Wilhite Cardwell Holtz Keeter Bavouset LITTLE CONGRESS Little Congress, strictly for femmes, is an organi- zation formed for the purpose of familiarizing its members with parliamentary law and civic arts. Several social functions given each year include the spring banquet, which is the grand finale of the school year for Little C members. Charities are given aid throughout the year as was the Babies' Milk Fund, an especial proiect of the club. Little Congress was organized fourteen years ago as a speech club. Summer scholarships were given to girls who were outstanding on the debating teams: but when debating was drop- ped by the Fort Worth School Board, the club assumed its present form. That was when Misses Claudia Mae Workman and Iimmy Benson took over the sponsorship from Miss Mary Sweet, the original sponsor and organizer. Officers for this year are Frances Pishney, president: Maydee Iohnson, first vice-president: Mary Neita Johnson, second vice-president: Iune Willis, secretary: Anne Smith, treasurer: Pat Edwards, parliamentarian: Margaret Sindt, reporter: and Shirley Roberts, sergeant-at-arms. ROW l ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 English Workman Raqan Walker Griffith Benson Willis Pishny Roberts Iohnson Sherry Wallace Johnson Pinkterton Iones Smith Baker L. Terry McGregor Carlson Malone Townsen Kimball C. Terry Sindt Carnett Riffe Smith Coyle Zichner Dobbs N I PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Sharing enthusiasm and love for Latin-American music plus the desire to understand their neighbors south of the border, members of the Pan American Club meet to gratify those interests on the second Thursday of each month. under the sponsorship of Miss Louise Bomar. Pan American members, who are principally Spanish or history students making elected as cfiicers for the current year Dan Daggett, president: Arden Wilson, vice-president: Marianne Morris, secretary: and Ralph Dorre, treasurer. ,y A Peak of the Pan American's fall activities was a Christmas program centered around breaking a pinata and singing Latin American carols. Nativity customs of Spanish speak- ing countries were also reviewed. On the spring calendar were the presentation of the annual Pan American Assembly Program and participation in the Pan American Student Forum contests held in Austin. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 Camp Sanders Meade Murray Holloway Iackson Almendarez Alexander Breckenridge Dieb Orren Wilson Cohn Person Rosenstein Morris Woods Tinkle Tillotson Martin Daqqett Barrett Myers Majors MacEachin Wilson Mundhenke Imbt Bodour Williams Steed Massey Grimes Hannah Hellman Rodstrom Whipple Hazelwood Bomar Zinn Page Underwood Horn as-+5 J IUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Iunior Classical League. Promoting and studying class- ical themes, ideals, and their effect on students' lives through- out the years, draws four hundred or more Latin and history students to its ranks. One of the oldest and largest of Pa:-.chal's clubs, ICL has many activities throughout the year. An initiation party leads off each year, followed by a pay program. In the spring are an all-school dance, a celebration on the Ides of March. and an observance of Latin Week. Miss Lily B. Clayton organized the ICL in 1918. lt was then called Sodalitas Latina, but did not become affiliated with the state convention of the Iunior Classical League until a few yea1's later. Present sponsors are Miss Anna Gardner and Miss Doris Cheney. Officers are Eddie Soniat. president: Edward Ladd, vice-president: Annete Coady, secre- tary: Charlotte Bromagen, treasurer: and Lynwood Elliott. sergeant-at-arms. ROW 1 Harris Bromagem Te'1'Y Candy Gallaher 1-:mon Bfydrgi Sonia, Eragheld L dd U' 9 vgilson Tinkle Echols ROW 3 Hesser Horn ROW 2 Hargrove Wilson Welch Greene Kingsbury Randolph Cobb MacEachin Harris Mims Tillotson Fincher Snodgrass ROW 4 Beck Beezley McMordie Marshall Loughry Rudlott Dorre Hansen Taylor ROW 5 Brooks English Cox Iones Schlottman Leonard Slough Iones Wright Wheeler Petrie ROW 6 Murray Lewis Brachman Cohn Smothers Miller Growald Andrews Lively ROW 7 Inman Gardner Cheney DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The Distributive Education Club is composed of boys and girls who earn while they learn. These students go to school and work, with credit, on a cooperative part-time basis. This pro- gram was set up for those who wish to receive training not only in school but also through the actual experience of holding a iob. The club's aim is to develop leadership and citizenship in the students who will be the future leaders in distributive businesses. There are three fields of training in the organization: wholesale, retail, and service-selling. Last fall an all-city weiner-roast was held to promote fellowship among all the D. E. Clubs of Fort Worth. Each year the Paschal Club sends three representatives to the State Conven- tion in Austin. Officers are Pat Hartzell, president: Nancy Iones, vice-president: Dorothy Creecy, secre- tary-treastuer: and Sheila Wright, editor-promotion manager. Sponsor is Miss Anne Buckley. ROW 1:Reed, Gamard, Creecy, Cherry, Hartzell, Withrow, Harvey, Anderson, Boyd, Wright, Leito, Johnston, Jones, Riley. ROW 2. Louis, Pratt. McDonald, Coolidge, Erwin. Glass, Holland, Hobbs, Seale, Buckley. PANTHERETTE STAFF Lots of work and lots of fun say staii members when talking about putting out Paschal's weekly school paper, the Pantherette, which is edited en- tirely by students under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Caskey, ioumalism teacher. The publication has won the Quill and Scroll International First Place Award every year since 1942. In 1946 and 1947, it won first place in the Texas High School Press Association at the convention in Denton, Texas. The first Pantherette, sponsored by Miss Agnes Edens, was published without the aid oi a iournalism class. This came two years later, when Mrs. Minnie E. Tipton came to Paschal. Quill and Scroll membership in 1927 was followed in 1931 by an enrollment in the THSPA. Editors for the fall term are Deah Kidd and I oanne Starnes. with Ioanne McClane. Dan Ienk- ins, and O. A. Ryile as assistants. Spring tenn editors are Ioanne Starnes, with Burton Teter and Mirianne Morris as assistants. ROW 1 Ienkins Day ROW 6 Bogle Meckme Brooks LeBlanc sindg Moseley Frazier Brown Wright The,-pe Sandler Robbins ROW 3 CUUIP Logan Ledefmfm Collins Rubenstein 'refer Conrad Starnes Vestal Morris Hemh Putnam Crowder vemer Rich Bullard Arrington 5 Curry Miller anfson ROW 8 RQW 2 Pmkhill Muff Dawson O Neal McDonough Riley Morgan Row 4 Gannibd ROW 7 Sloan Ryile Broward Mrs. Caskey O'Toole Mills BOWLING CLUB The newest organization in Paschal is the Bowling Club, which had its first meeting last spring. Sponsored by Mr. C. H. Dobbs, the organization combines business with pleasure as members meet each Wednesday after school and bowl at Bowlanes. Other activities include a party for members and their guests at the end of each term. This is usually a picnic or weiner roast. Affiliated with the American Iunior Bowling Congress, the local club will be represented in the National Telegraphic Toumament to be held in April. The club's holders of the highest averages will be selected to go to this toumament. Medals will be given to the six winning teams, and they may participate in the annual invitation handicap toumament. Officers of the Bowling Club are Iohn Kneer, president: Louis Kelly, vice-president: Mary K. Dobbs, secretary: and Nancy Imbt, treasurer. ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 Christopher Dobbs Bennett Massey Harvison Dorre Steed Kneer Price Nugent Durway Lillard Bavousett Dobbs Riveire Holbrook O'Neal Imbt Kolius Friedersdorlt Crawford Arrington Christopher Coter Blake Lindley Young Kelly Dobbs Oliver Baker Wilks PASCHAL BAND The 1947-48 Paschal High School Band, with a membership of ninety-two, is the largest that has ever graced the Paschal stage. Since W. I. White- hurst, band director, came to Paschal in 1942, the band has grown from thirty members to its present size: and, according to Colonel Whitehurst, it is hoped that the band will remain at an enrollment of at least ninety. This fall the band started the practice of forming a double line at the end of the half through which the football boys returned to the field. Included in their plans for the year are assembly programs, a spring band concert, en- trance in the state contests in Denton. and the city-wide band festival in March. It is also plan- ned that they take part in the TCU Band Clinic. ROW 1 ROW 2 McCully Richards ROW 4 Kaudr Collins 191195 - . English Mfrrruquln Collin Field Hawkins ROW 3 Ames Keener Rowland Hughes Breeding Guerrero Lindley Parker Pierce Dunn Cox Iernigan Oberle Oxford Del Rio Orqain Carter MUYGI' H5906 I-YOHS A-Ymond Shannon Best Blake Hinds Lively Smith Schafer Bradley Harrison Barbour Hedgepeih Terry Chastain Smith Whiffen Cqdwquude, Thornton McQueen Cross Key Robinson Price Flint Tatum Matney Manale Horn Mobley Nixon Harris Love Best Hughes Bateman Nelson Montgomery Campbell Iames 'lhomas Petty English Torres MOSSIY PASCHAL ORCHESTRA The Paschal High School Orchestra, under the splendid direction of Miss Lois Ruth Mitchell, is one of the most important departments of our school. Made up of sixty boys and girls. the Orchestra plays for assemblies and P.T.A. programs. Leroy Thomas is the concert master. In November twenty members of the Orchestra accom- panied the operetta, The Lucky Iade, which was given by the music department. Every year a program of beautiful Christmas music is given. In the spring another concert is given in our school auditorium. and the Orchestra takes part in The All-City High School Concert. In April the Orchestra took a trip to Dallas to play at Highland Park High School. Another important phase oi the Orchestra is the Ensemble, made up of seven people from the string section. Concerts were given at McCloskey General Hospital, the Rotary Club, P.T.A. Tea, and the A.A.U.W. Coffee. That the Orchestra consists of excellent students as well as talented musicians is proved every term by the fact that a large number of the Orchestra members are on the Honor Roll. lst VIOLIN 2nd VIOLIN Thomas Norton Terry Maiors McCall Calhoun Lange Butler Boren Elder Townsend Baureis Person Richards Ramsey McQueene Leonard Ethridqe CELLO BASE VIOLIN TRUMPETS CLARINETS FLUTE Iohnson Terry Tatum Garrett Mundhenke Welch Keener Torres Caudry Besl Wilson Hades Petty Cochron Schafer Frisbie McNabb Hillman Scheihing limes Ward Fannin Hall Lee OBOE gfiftuds rnoMBoNEs PIANIST Dum' Hfwffmvn B. Peay ,ohnsmn DRUM McGee HARP Haywood swedmcn Ryan VIOLA Lange Matney Collins Albert U GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ROW 1: ROW 2: ROW 3: 1 BOYS' GLEE CLUB Applewhite, Roberts, White, Camp, Gallagher, Barrier Webb, Vaughn, Walther, Master. Enos. Moore, George, Massey, Murray Mitchell. Summers, Hansen, Armstrong. lers, Smith, Peoples, Willis, Hughes Frank. Webster - piano MIXED CHORUS z Hammett. Shoemaker, Goodwin, Iones Reagan, Hesser, Robertson, Home Robertson, Smith, Lane, Butler. Fris bie. ROW 2: Baker, Hammock, Threadgill, Lang ley, Schuler, Pendelton, Wood, Car penter, Letan. Daley, York. ROW 3:Ransom. Thompson. Hamilton, Mc- Lean. Moore. Durway. Bedford, Phil lips, Hull, Thomas, Carlson. Iohnston Perkins, Tullah, Gordon, Inman Shadle, Wise, Kirkpatrick. Lange - piano Jackson, Loomer, M c N e il e y , Berry, Lee, Blake, Maze, Anderson, Butler, Freeberq. Smith, Dobbs, Poole. Sell- . INSTRUCTORS: Maior Brock H. Faulkner. Ser- geant Doyle H. Weeks, Sergeant Carl Water- bury. ll I 1 R. O. T. C. STAFF Maior Bill Kilman, Lieutenant Colonel Dennis I. Fe- qan. Captain Clifford M. Samuel. Lieutenant Col. Ruth Hubbard, First Sergeant James O. Knight. CADET SPONSORS: Lt. Col. Ruth Hubbard Maior Ioyce Rogers Maior Lee Ann Lane Maior Gladys Shoemaker Maior Ann Underwood o I . iq W -A M 1 Wa.. ,my A. I , . . , A A ii, COMPANY I COMPANY COMMANDER ,. , .......... ,,........... . . ,... Captain Arthur Carpentar COMPANY SPONSOR ...,,,,,.,,,....,..... . . . ...,..., . , , ..,,.,.. .... M aior Gladys Shoemaker ROW' 1:Boldbuck, Person, Pratt, Rodstrom, Walker, Titus. ROW 2: Cartlidqe, Atkinson, Austin, Street, Arnold, Roberts, Steel, Strader, Tooley. ROW 3: Collins, Carpenter, Shoemaker, Daggett, McCormick, Byars, Leach, Holmes, Little, Eades, Williams. ROW 4: Beyer, Ielferson, Williams. Thompson, Kolius. Iordon, Taylor, Ayers, Chenault, Terrell. COMPANY K COMPANY COMMANDER ,,., .....,, ,,,, ...,,..,,..,, . , , . . . , , . . . Captain Duane Fincher COMPANY SPONSOR . , ,....... . . . .,,..,,,.......,. .,.. ,... . . . . . , . ...,,.. Maier Ann Underwood ROVV 1: Matthias, Morton, Estes, Schow, Ledbetter, Powell, McBride, Tracy. ROW Z: Hinds. Fincher, Underwood, Fawver, Stevenson, Bryant, Rosenstein, Taylor, Steed, Baker, Gilbert. ROW 3: Fitts, Hilyard, Tater, Fleminq, Lanktord, Jackson, Murray, Ard. ,, y , . Q, ,, ' ,. 'f Q X , .. 332, rem, 4, Af . .A .I COMPANY L COMPANY COMMANDER ., .. .. .,...,....,....,..,..,,,..., ..... C aptain Richard Voyles COMPANY SPONSOR . , . ..............,..,...,, . ,,..... .,....., .... M a ior Lee Ann Lane ROW 1: Lawhon, Hoyt, Breeding, Horton, Garrett, Tracy, Graner. ROW 2: Ietton, Voyles, Lane, Samuels, Happle, Hillis, Knight, Ward, Bennett. Terry. ROW 3: Parkhill, Sharp, Hill, Harris, Cross, Haynes, Pattie, Bain. COMPANY M COMPANY COMMANDER . . . ......,,,........, , , . ,,... . , , Captain Allan Willis COMPANY SPONSOR ., . ,........ .,.... ,....., . , . ..,.,,...,., ,..... . ,Major Joyce Rogers ROW 1: Gray, Schultz, Mitchell, Forbis, Cloer. Liles, Shuler. ROW 2: Rains. Willis, Rogers, Sprott, Icy, Snodgrass, Lefils, Dieb, Spinks, Gaede, Fegan. ROW 3: Perry, Jenkins, O'Brien, Pridgeon, Stamps, Cunningham, Hooker, Estham, Duke. CHEERLEADERS Miss IUDY ROBERSON The Paschal pep squad started the year off by leading cheers for the new sophomores as they marched across the stage on the first day of school. In order to be ready for the first football game of the season, the cheerleaders were elect- ed by ballot last spring. The runners-up who serve as alternates are Diane Broiles, Anna Mar- garet Logan. Patty O'De1l, Cotton Faris, and lim Claunch. This year the leaders besides adding new yells to the list. showed their talent i.n music by singing a parody to The Whifienpoof Song for the Homecoming game with North Side. This group practices at fifth period under the direction of their sponsor, Miss Iudy Rober- SOII . Iake Moore Ann Guest Eddie Hartzell Bonnie Beasley I Bob Wood Earlene Brewster Martin Moore Iackie Portertield Neil Wood ht.. ,Urs R AUTOGRAPHS Fi an 1' QSM U5 4 I Z , B 4 0 1, Q J fx s ,Ei Honor System ROW l ROW 5 Lane Austin Underwood Thorpe Rattikin Chaney Berry Carlson Roberts Pinkerton Weatherford Boswell Sweatman Bryant Row 6 Elliott Dwight Baker ROW 2 Scharienberg Fincher leflrey Carpenter Sampson ROW 7 Randall Tele! Zighneg Howell, Sponsor Cpggg Wilson Steed D0Yle Ccady ROW 3 Claunch RQW 8 Hobbs PMG Bradford Mccofd Slough Smedley Day Lassiter Gregory cami' Maze ROW 4 Morris Row 9 Daly Matthews Griffin Cody 1,-nb, Cross Fotbis McNamara sheffield Adams Hartshorn Mlxon Davis Harris Hollylield Karkalits COURTESY COUNCIL Dedicated to instilling into the student body the ideals and principles oi the Honor Sys- tem, the Courtesy Council was lirst introduced to Paschal in 1941 by Principal O. D. Wyatt, as cf by-product oi the Honor System set up the previous Year. Courtesy Council membership consists of one representative from each home room, who is elected by his classmates and must have an A in citizenship, with no grade below B. Holding weekly meetings, this organization during the tall semester was headed by Lyn- wood Elliott, with Iohn Freese, vice-president: Diane Sweatman, secretary: and I. O. Bryant, reporter. Three faculty sponsors who guide the Council are Miss Ruby Mixon, lVliss Gwen- dolyn Howell, and Mr. I. C. Cody. During the fall term, the organization presented an assembly program emphasizing the tour standards of the Honor System and assisted with Home-Coming celebrations. Selling Panther license tags, compiling the student directory, revising the Honor System pamphlet, and man- aging sales tor the Panther were tour other maior proiects undertaken by the Courtesy Council. .,.........-- ...--1 KY... HONOR SYSTEM During the fall of 1940, a group of students gathered in the principal's office to discuss a new plan for governing the school. The course was outlined: then suggestions flew. Pupils immediately saw the value of such a form of government, and it was they themselves who pro- moted it. Their first step was to develop a program of courtesy, thereby eliminating antagonism in the school. A Student Assembly was formed that was respons- ible for the adoption of the four standards of this system: Cour- tesy, Loyalty, Scholarship, and Cooperation. Smiles, sympathy, politeness, and consideration of the aver- age Paschalite are symbolic of this first standard. The second, a trait essential to a happy life, is a vital element in this system: for loyalty is found through sin- cerity, enthusiasm, and love for one's school. Three elements which make up Scholarship are attendance, preparedness, and promptness. To obtain knowledge one must learn day by day, be attentive in class, and be present. The results are a good chance for awards and a valuable educa- tion. The last standard is Coopera- tion-the basis for student par- ticipaiion. This participation de- velops Self-Responsibility, Pu- pil-Obligation, and Self-Discip- line: three things necessary in building a mature and mentally balanced adult. , . r , , , . . , . Thus the government was completed-its name, the HON- OR SYSTEM: the principal un- der whose friendly guidance and understanding it was founded-O. D. Wyatt. ' 4 s 'gui' 1 0. l YQ! , O ' Nj K W at 'X 5 . , E 9254 af 1. H1 is . 'Mfr 4 9' - lt- . it f Q3 ,ui tio. -,gs-11 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY And wisdom and knowledge shall be the stability of thy times. llsaiah 33, 67 The National Honor Society is composed oi seniors chosen only on the merit ol their scholarship: membership is for the most part honorary recognition oi outstanding students. The organization represents the upper fifteen per cent of each graduating class, all oi whom must have no less than a B average and an A i.n citizenship-maintained through- out three years of high school. Miss Agnes Edens, sponsor, checks records and conducts elections oi this organization, which made its first awards i.n Paschal in 1936. ROW 1 Davidson Watson Zinn NOT PICTURED: l-lollowoy Sindt Stames Mundhenke Bobo Webb Boswell Willis lmbl Camp johnson Rowland Brown Mc eller Dobbs Smith ROW 6 Davis plshney Sheff - Buss Sanders Wolkzr ROW 4 gkggigxun Brandon Taylor cole James Edens, Sponsor W1-ighi ROW 2 Hazelwood Madden Dorre Davis Turner ROW 8 IANUAREE Terry Morris Welch Fincher Daly Daqqett Brachman Ladd ' Harvey Hill Rosen sharp Mary Cqn- Gatton Kingsbury B h Norma Cobb Coyle ROW 5 Carlson ra? am Ivq Greenspun Wallace clark Swedlindh Soma' Pqfgy Ieqn Hailey Halter Horan O. L. Hilyard ROW 3 Johnson ROW 7 Pfeslon Mary Lo Iackson Willetts Pcston Thorpe 10095 CUIOIYH P09 Lisman Zichner Iones Hooker Bdrbdru Ramsey '53 0 97 I, QANCH DAY W W The Lu CRL' U-ode HOME Cow gigzldfeln 62? Song Summer fun ends-winter toil begins The fish wait their turn in the gymnasium Iust three more steps. and I'1l be off the stage A11 this and cheer leaders, too? But, Miss Maloney. if I don't take English third period, I'l1 have to take it fifth. when I should be having physics, which I can change to second, but then I can't work history in E -JY The muscles are packed Hi-Ho! Hi-Ho! It's off to Breckenridge we go Anybody seen my socks? Pre-game big shots They'11 Be Some Changes Made -Former Vice-Principal Stone Present Vice-Principal Cherry if 5 2 W S9 .AQ W' Q, V Buck's platform is a coke machine in every hall. 1 orchesircx for the noon hour, and cr three-day scho week Hey. Nero, Where's the Scotch Tape? Iohn Freeze-Student Body Vice-President Eldon Conrad--Presideni Amarillo delegate-the boy with the tie Iohnson, Hammett, and Durway-stars oi the Lucky Iade A little close harmony lt ain't legal Somebody went wild with an eyebrow pencil The culprit is captured Put 'em up M eemd 9349 imed Bend to Me -Homecoming Queen Noble Let Me Call You Sweetheart -Football Sweetheart Brewster We've got a team! We've got a ye11! When Casey Would Waltz with the Strawberry B1onde Girls Basketball team oi '27 Sign your Iohn Hancock, pay 31.50, and you're a registered Ex Notables of the Home Coming Program 77 .. 1. 2. 3. 4 5 6. Show Me the Way to Go Home -Early dismissals for the Graham trip President's daughter -i- reporter : Pantherette scoop Which pose do you want in the annual? Dancing in the Dark -ROTC cadets and cuties Variety is the spice of life-Stars of the Variety Show BRO members sport the trophy around Publication's champs at Denton The tree of trees Santa via Paschalites And the Angels Sing Let it snow, let it snow. let it snow' And we're oif to another term .li A No more trips to the office for them Bobby Cadwczllader-personified on the Senior Program Last minute advice from Mr. Moore And then there's the one about the traveling salesman The problems of the senior class officers Caro1yn's icxvorite dogiood, Gropup Senior dinner-NVou1d Emily Post approve? The big moment And the Band Played On Dental display at the soph dance R.O.T.C. formal Stars of The Passing of Chow Chow in The Divine Flora gets a little argument Play cast number one U 77 ow LA fine .jwlour Writing permanent dismissals Senior rings arrive Maybe it's not supposed to fit Sponsor inspection Left over right Dreaming up a senior program ,,,,, f f J cgglgang Score Bgari Pa5CxWL ' ' ' Athletics A N PLOTTING new plays above are Line Coach Durwood Horner on the left and Head Coach Bill Allen, the two big wheels on the 1947 Pas- chal pigskin wagon. 1947 FOOTBALL 1947 PANTHER FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Pahchal Opponent We They Panthers - Breckenridge 12 Panthers - Highland Park 7 Panthers - Amarillo 6 Panthers - Woodrow Wilson 13 Panthers - Technical 39 Panthers - Graham 18 Panthers - Poly 12 Panthers - Arlington Heights 0 'Panthers - Carter Riverside ltiel 6 'Panthers - North Side 0 'Denotes Conference Game lst Row: I. Hague. Nichols, Zavala, Brown, Jackson, Conrad, Bassham, Morgan, R. Hague, Williams. 2nd Row: Bales, mgr.. Davis, Guyette, ones, Powers, Lassiter, Growald, H. Graii, H. Graff. Fawver, Burlinqham Karnes Hodges, mgr. 3rd Row: Coach Allen, Milburn. W. Hodges, Phillips, Rhodes, Cadwallader, Lane. Webb, Coach Horner. 4th Row: Curry. Vaught, Paul, Vinson, Arbuckle, Dunbar, Hays. Bogie, McLean, Woods, Preston, Cochran, LaRue 2535.3 ':-ff'E-2rE':-Ir: .v Y- . s,.......,,....! 5' W an s S J? a 1. h .... g .Q Q 1 11 2112. ., is iff Cadwalla der aa. f 5 2 I x JUN ,. ,R-A f M4 3 Y '1 kv Q 159' S W, Q 545 wif' H a ' tiki? ,L , ,W li, i w x .... ,v ix 9 ,Q Em wx' 3 if-H gfx Q31 1 'MQ i fy Y M if :a: W1 W, Q . x ,Y I 'f S :: : .,:,...,..,-f X ws 1 A x ?' W J' 'f If Ki ,hggm ,QM ' 'Q f ' T ,,,Q.,1,N ,Mt f Q f A- Nw 1947-48 BASKETBALL 1948 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Q PASCHAL OPPONENT Panthers Graham Panthers Ennis Panthers Graham Panthers Ennis Panthers Waco Panthers Waco gantlliers iustin 1 . , ant ers ustin HERE S the COACH and His Ass1stants lleft to llzantlgers lkongviewd . . ant ers ew on on r1ght.l Iohn Richardson, Iohn McC1ane, Coach Tur- Panthers Marshall , Panthers Henderson I1e1', and ve1'I1Ol1. FUIIS. Panthers Kilgore 'Panthers Poly 'Panthers North Side Panthers Arlinoton Heights 'Panthers Technical 'Panthers Carter Riverside 'Panthers North Side 'Panthers Arlington Heights 'Panthers Technical 'Panthers Carter Riverside 'Panthers Poly 'Denotes District WE THEY 48 30 70 39 36 30 29 20 45 26 23 18 28 23 32 29 44 27 47 33 40 25 45 20 44 31 24 21 26 39 74 ZR 42 29 39 21 19 16 37 34 55 27 31 33 36 49 WON LOST 19 4 1948 PANTHER BASKETEERS-llleadinq from left to riqhtl-Davidson, Rich, Conrad, Pulley, Thurman, McAllister. Coch- ran, Kilpatrick, Morgan, Scalinq, Hyfle, Phillips, McDonald and Ohlen. ,Q 1 xx' 1 bf .x E , Q W, ,F i , A f ,a,.,..a ,...- 4 bi ,Q x -:rw A 1 3 , ' il, 9 aa.-n , .........-a...... rs , T if 1 , ALTHOUGH the Panthers dropped the District 7AA crown for the first time in five years, they enjoyed a very successful season by virtue of their nineteen games won and only four ' lost. After opening the season with a 48-30 shellacking of Graham. Coach Charley Turner's raid- ers pummeled the Waco Tigers twice, Ennis two times, and took good measure of a strong Austin quintet 32-29 and 28-25. During the Christmas holidays, the lads in white satin blazed a clean swath through East Texas, bringing home five decisions and thus entering the District chase with thirteen straight triumphs. Among' the stars that shone the brightest throughout the season were the three captains- I. Bryan Kilpatrick, Eldon Conrad, and O. A. Ryile. XQX., Rytle stumbles past Scarborough to retrieve loose ball. Kilpatrick and S c a r b o r o u q h match stride for stride as the Pan- ther attempts to break through for a bucket. Wiry guard Iim Rich in action. Kilpatrick leaps high with the aid ot Iacket's Ioe Burdette. ,Q inn V 2 gi' ww ' S PASCHAIKS 1948 TRACK SQUAD. First row Cleft to rightl: Vaughn. Weaver, Strader. Bassham, Mullins, Davidson Crow. Second row: MacNamara, Elliot. Duraway. Thomas. Fagan. Burgin. H. Graff. H. Grail. Hoblett, Third row: Andrews, Rains, Floyd. Sharp, McKinney. Knox. McLean, Mclllister. Kilpatrick. Fourth row: Coach C. W. Berry. Weaver tMqr.t, Bullard. Weisehan, Freeze, Faulkner. Bowden. Iones. Mahler Coach Bill Allen. 1948 TRACK 61 FIELD Pascha1's 1948 Track Squad. under the guid- ing hand of their wizard-like Coach C. W. Berry, penciled a commendable chapter into this year's record books with only a small nucleus oct three returning lettermen. Prior to the district meet in April. the scantily-dressed Panther athletes par- ticipated in the Border Olympics at Laredo. the Southwestern Exposition Track Meet. and took an elongated trek to the Brownwood and Iack- sonville relays, respectively. Topping the list of this year's name per- ionners were Paul Faulkner. 1947 State Pole Vault Champion: I. Bryan Kilpatrick. high imnp- er: Iohn Freeze. half milerr Gene Thomas and Chuck Andrews, quartermilers: and such well- regarded dashmen as Iames Weaver. Lynwood Elliot, Buck McLean. and Ierry Strader. SMILING HAPPILY is Track Coach C. W. BERRY, all up in the air over the accomplish- ments of his crack 1948 Pan- ther Squad. Soaring' over the bar at six feet is I. Bryan Kilpatrick. star Panther high iumper. State Pole Vault Champion, Paul Faulkner, shows record-setting form while easing over the high bar during a practice session. DASH MEN-ttop row, left to right! Charles Vaughn, Glenn Iones, Richard Bassham, Bill Bullard. tbottom row, left to rightl Iames Weaver, Ierry Strader, Lynwood Elliot, Buck Mc- Lean. Iohn Freese, stellar Panther hall-miler, sets the pace for the newcomers. A' lzll' 5 r we-H' A. 5 t iw-N-W w fsSs,x M g -are-' Qzr , ug f l ti l at A ...W 5 5 R113 in ,au I , -M , , mu n TENNIS PASCHAL'S HOPES for a 1948 net title hinged on the precision-like racqueteer- ing of RUTH PATE and IOYCE and VIRGINIA WOOD. BASEBALL NOT ALTOGETHER and not quite altogether in uniform are eleven of Paschal's 1948 Baseball Squad. Reading from left to right we find: Milburn, Boward, Meyers, Halter. Aldrich. Olsen. Hll, Chokas, Haggard. Zavala, and Grimaldp. I I , ' A J, AI 1 V it GOLF f 'fe ff - ' ,Ms THESE ARE THE PAR BUSTERS Cleft to rightl: Arthur Hoem, Buddy Weczdock. Hal Douglas, Barton Cole. Kenneth Ed wards, and Don Matheson. KENNETH EDWARDS, extreme right, puts in a few swings on the practice field. L BOXING ee e ALTHOUGH BOXING is not sponsored by the Interscholcxstic League, the stali thought the above- pictured Paschal boys deserved recognition for their accomplishments in the ring. lLeft to right: Morris Milburn, State Middleweight Champion: and Bob Wood, District Lightweight Champion. , fewfdvzalrl.-7766 64wq7w6Mf5ww 0562? Snaps oing fkingfi we urieol fo Glo . . . D 1. Paschal begins. it's day. 2.1...2...3...noweveryonesmile 3. Oh well, it's better than fifth period. 4. ActiveC?J Pantherette salesmen. 5. The beauty of the corps. 6. Ye Olde School Master. 7. Now. Mr. Wyatt. really! 8. So the lunch room is crowded. 9. Things are really going to the dogs! ell we lllefe 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. a coulad of . . . U Beat those steers! Buddies! Next year they'11 be seniors. Let's have a tea party. London Bridge? Such habits wear out the old shoe leather Caught! NO: 816940 Ever try Dr. Scho11's Foot Pads? 5w - J. ff H418 wad ll! en we Olfl ffCA00!g6ll 1 . Kick that goal! 2. Get 'em, boys! 3. Don't swallow it, Pee Wee. 4. 10--2-4 Hike! 5. A thorn between two roses. 6. How to get your man. 7. Eddie Coppage, oft to the Navy. 8. Junior Bigwigs. 9. My, you sure have growd! 10. Bongo, bongo, bongo: don't let them leave the Congo. ,. . . .vw W ill: 66 we fdingfm we fazif Jammer. . . U Old Indians Never Die: They lust Fade Away I'm so excited! Don't kid us, Grace: we know you can't drive Somebody ought to D. D. T. that bush! Put your liiile foot. Pantherette Personalities. Iust a couple of old farm hands. Typical pose? Brothers and sister. 6if4l'lJ fAQ 0I'l . . . fn l. Five years oi practice, and they still can't catch their batons 2. Let's go to Graham! 3. Sundown at Paschal. 4. When Uba plays Cuba on the Tuba. 5. State Champion in training. 6. I always wondered what made the lights go off. 7. Be sure you get it together right. 8. Giggle Britches, Mrs. Paul, and Poochie! 9. Sweatman and crew. 77 I 8l'l'l8l'l'l QI' yOU . . . 1. F our roses. 2. Don't fall off! 3. Lil' Angels. 4. Skippin' class? 5. Madonna in the door. 6. Are you green with envy? 7. lust dropped in to say Howdy . . . howdy! 8. Over ihe top. 9. Three low-heads cmd cr tow-sack. W '-? Q W 'i ' ' X ' f'Z 'N MWi 1 VV V W- ' V-V. f wma' ,, 0 yOU l Ql'I'lQlfl'LLQI fAe . . Q H 1. I wou1dn't say they were in cr hurry, but 2. Rattle! Rattle! 3. Ii you love me, smile. 4. Somebody's mighty thirsty. 5. Mr. Turner's little thugs. 6. The Big F our. 7. Mrs. Jackson has cz iield day. 8. No luck, kids, it's iust u fire drill. 9. Win this one for me, gang. Uefy ag 0 m, p. 0.0 Ag.. M 1. Don't recognize them away from the Courtesy Council Desk 2. Everyone wants to be a disc iockey! 3. Graduating at last! He and Corky Groce. 4. Tired Vagabonds. 5. Little Earlene and the oldest Ex. 6. The poor man's Madam Curie. 7. I think you get what I mean - 8. This one's plane to see. W. .xdnclreminirice wifA you . . . H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. A squintin' and a 1ookin'. 8 9. Edwerd and a simple problem. . I don't see anyone hurrying. . West Door. Out in iull regalia. We lost the game. . Lean and lanky. . The cheering section. . I'l1 bet they don't get six points for it 66 7 77 U8 l'lQU2l 0I g0tfeI'l . . 1. Enie, meenie, mine, moe. 2. Touchdown bound. 3. It isn't any trouble iust to S-M-I-L-E. 4. Caught in the dark room. 5. Iust keep laughin', kiddo. 6. It can't be that bad! 7. The war's over, but the transportation shortage isn't 8. What say that we go hayseed, too? mmf ' , M645 im M 97 Jail! thefn, Cl . . . 1. Boy. open your eyes!!! 2 3. . Iust in case of war. A yelling student body. 4. What do I do with extr 5. 6 7. cx Teacher's pet. . He spins cz wicked saw. Friendship. 8. Have the correct change. 9. A swell fit. 10. Hungry. Buster? ll. Don't shoot, please! pcrrts?' please my lzearf dingri, wizen .9 rememger hifi flzingd . Hurrying to class. 2. Working his way through school. 3. Homesick, thafs all. 4. Champs. 5. Ready to plow through. 6. P-A-S-C-H-A-L 7. Supervisors. 8. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. ...A z:'. 'lg.r.M,, 77 Bal' yOU . . . 1 2 3 4 5 6. You sure you've got the ticket? Happiness is a person called . . The Height of Neil's love. Pau1's favorite cheerleader. And in broad daylight, too. It must be wonderful! Q, a!l!Clgrf yOu . . . v 1. All that makes life worthwhile. 2. What will La Veta say, lim? 3. Patsy and Quinine oii to the game. 4. That's What I Dream About. 5. Off on a midnight stroll. 6. Did you ever see two happier people? 11 H fm x.l ,1a-avwnqgp. MM W. W., mu, 1.,W..... my,'M, C6 jew larecioufi 1 2 3 4 5 6 ayd . . . 7 riiaerwl wifA you Doug and Barbara fthe family picturel. Same ole' two some . . . Iackie and Nancy. Annette and her sixty-niner! Couple oi Ranch hands. Cheese it, fellas, . . . here comes Coach T. Ain't love grand? - .I Wifi f Qix QQSMMQY W,vfM,M ,, W 0- 2a-JQJ-ks , .fl.,,.,JL,D,... c ! 'Q OL-'VU-6-w-z,W . .04 WW ffffik, await? XRS Qiifa-EQ fax Q fm Xia 4. Egg, M? 642 Nw ? 3 3