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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1951 volume:

I 1 .. n I 5 i by JJ V x Ky N Foreword When the last Yea Purple has echoed through the halls of Paschal and the trophues have been placed IH theur cases the last graduate wall 0, aj yvzf have receuved hrs diploma and that long awanted day wall be over Then four hundred vonces will sung the famllnar phrases of Alma Mater and the 1951 school year wall become a year that can only be re luved through memornes The 1951 Panther has tried to capture your school days for you as they .5-V0 035 were lived We the staff smcerely hope that In later years as each one ,B rs turning back the pages of trme thus annual may help hum recapture the Q hughlvghts of has hugh school days 5 oy-5 4-fs 21' 1' MM M JP Y' Wifi ,,5f,g,fff' , ylweee 1 gage? 51 Pani er YN 1 PASCHAL HIGH SCHOOL 3 Q ff FORT WORT4 TEXAS giyfllt, W 2 , V ,S wtf Q V u X cj' ,'JA'..c g '- ' vlf' QQ ly W or or Koa ' ,?' lt 1 ' ,V 7 1- A 14 ' N 1 , R , J A ff ,ff Q if -P . ' We-1 ,.. so M f L 4. vvll 1. 'ffl' 1 -.ly bw. 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L Paschal High School Many hugh schools have been erected slnc 1918 when Paschal was the first Fort Worth Hugh School but Paschal has a certain charm and dngnuty that has kept lt flrst through the years Not only does It have a hugh scholastuc rating In the state of Texas but It also ranks foremost an all other phases of school lute 14261 Paschal students spend many profit able hours m the schools excellent library which contams fifteen thou sand books and subscribes to one hundred periodicals and maga zines Girls physical education classes en ,oy outdoor games and are given lnstructlon In dancing and health education The art department offers courses ln crafts as well as commercial art painting and mterlor decorating The school day vs opened with Sl lent prayer ww T .Q sf 2 Y 1 tml li S I f 1 5 V , , 4' 'K ' 2 Q ' I . , . . I , . In the general oH:ce students buy necessary school supplies Knowledge of lands uses and ability to work with dllterent metals are a few of the achievements of the metal shop classes Such knowledge is used by students vocatronally as well as ln their homes Scenes such as this one occur every day during Paschal's two busy lunch perrods I ' Y, 1 x a . U. 'ei -Kv. ' lbs A ,I ,v 'YD 3 5 , . J' .J X' u ix Av 15 5 3' RO TC provides courses for boys inferesfed in milifary sci ence and iachcs Caclefs learn drilling fielcl maneuvers and correcf form on the rifle range. F X f 1 1 07 Wood shop courses enable boys fo use fools properly make furnifure do fhe any fhings necessary in the nd mgdlainahnll of a home ,ML-H' I 1 I!! I Girls learn to manage a home efficiently and eco- nomically in fhe Home-Eco- nomics Deparfmenf. This deparfmenf offers courses in cooking, sewing, and home management v S. In sewing classes part of the Home Economics Department students learn sewing from pattern drafting to the fin :shed garment Eftrclent secretaries are tram ed In the Commercial De partment where students may take courses fn typing short hand bookkeeping and com mercral law Many happy hours are en loyed by students enrolled ln the various speech courses of tered at Paschal Radio an nouncers actors and ac tresses may get their start here lce water fountains were rn stalled thvs year to help to make school days more pleas an fi 4 14111-f' ,dnzdf '5- J My J. , , 5:7 , Q 4 xg I f A 4 ' p K Ai, ,vw-4 , ,312 ye K' ff -1' 'U 7 Q 1.4..J iffy J - ' 1' ' ia X ' VVS L ,rv 'Ir 4 ' 1 4 rv f V X I 2',fQf.f ff I If , ,. , Y . V ' , ,f I va I d ff rg f ff f fy ,, I A, !Zx4d-ff Q , V 2s ' 4..fx., ' 7A ffl' , , Q., f ,...4.4 1' QW ' L15 Q if ' ' My ff , , f Lfy 'JJJ A f zf 5' 7 'X X . l ,f 1 f f C' f f . ' 9 Rx . K. ,J P .. 1? X by , - K, .fb W ,X w Q,-cow? V W fmffffbf 4 ,NE A 7444, -'LB' A big smile a cheery hello and a sincere desire to hep every t.1dent of Paschal characterize our principal Mr O D Wyatt No o ly is Mr Wyatt considered a ca pable school administrator by par ents teachers and pupils alike but he is also a true lriend to every Paschal boy and girl MR O D WYATT Supervising the needs and inter- ests of approximately sixteen hun- dred students means a busy day. The athletic program has his sin- cere and enthusiastic support. MR W A MEACHAM MR J P MOORE Mr J P Moore supenntendent of Fort Worth Publuc Schools and Mr W A Meacham assistant superintendent have contrubuted much to the welfare and success of our schools l i . . . , , . . . I I 1 M 1 lad tl .----f 'v----l-'ix f fn' yfiii J' 9 'l'!'tw Mr Hubert Cherry our vnce prrncr pal and Mass Grace Burkett our dean of gurls always have tlme for each boy and gurl who comes to thenr oFhces Their mterest un the students problems us matched by a helpful solutnon and a con trnbuhon to good cmzenshup HUBERT AQHERRY MISS GRACE BURKETT iff Plans for the senior year college planning vocational guidance and even an occasional discipline prob lem are a few of the many actlvmes that take place In these busy ofrfces ' f E ....------ f' D lf rr. A 'V' Vw 'Nf A 2-l 3 - ! 26. - ., M., an . ' . - . I- .aw Lulu F ' 4 A , I - - 5 K . . . . . . .7 I - A -.1 xy 'fa MR. ..',---'rw' ,z I 1 ,Y QKL ' J U- ills!!! Q I N' ff li 74 -. F l ' 5 f 'if' !f!, lf. M' fl ' eg r ' K' ' X U -R fylff' -7' ' E3 -J . 'ffffgi 'N- fa 'i Wifi 4 N as fake Sfudenf Body Officers DAN ALEXANDER Vice President LOIS ANN WARD Secretory ROBERT TOWERY Presldeni WILLIAM N ALLEN Coach C W BERRY Science PETRICIA Engl sh REMA LOVE BATES Engl sh FORREST C BLACK Coach ANNE BUCKLEY NANCYR BEARDEN Commerc I ALTA B BLANTON French ALINE BURDEN IRIS CAMPBELL Lb a a DORIS CHENEY H slory J ELVETA BENSON Scence LOUISE BOMAR Span sh NELL BYRNES MARGARET CASKEY J rnl J D CODY Ind Arls ,I. 5 in i ' i -11 a l l 4 Dlsl- Ed- Commercial Commercial i Q , i r ri n ou a ism 5 S l I . T LUCILE COFFMAN LUCILLE CRADY English AGNES EDENS BOBBIE 5f'9lSh EDMONDSON 5 91 sh M BOSTIC FIELDS CAROLINE GAITHER LILLIAN GANTT L b u a Mon-, C e ANNA GARDNER FQANCES GRISCO Y 44 JU LAINE HALE PhyS Ed 131 E S I n I 'M' 's ., , H x , i r ri n Si nge Lofin L I '6' , f ' ' S wa 4 , , l ,IRE 5 K V Y , ' L 1 1 J I 1 Z Science ' ' : 3 , N MAY HALLARAN H sfo y RUTH KIRKMAN M rh VIOLA MIDDLEBROOK H sfo y LUCY ANNE PAYNE Commer I DURWARD HORNER ELIZABETH HULL RAY KING Coach Phys Ed H sfo y MURIEL LIGHTFOOT LOUISE MCCLANE MARION MAGNESS Commer al H e c Sec elary LOIS RUTH MARGARET GLADYS PARKER MITCHELL MITCHELL R99 I M s M Ih FLORENCE PEARSON ,fm x T F REEVES Ind Arn I r U ci I r uic fl da I H x Hislory X N ZELMA RHODES LOIS ANNE SMITH E gl sh CHARLES TURNER Coach E J WOLFF M nh Commercial n I U Q E4 Ib . A , 5:52- fl S fry. iq M 5 4 5 A V .snag gs' ,K 4 32 fb ,1 -,s My xy Vi, f W-: .x..,..,,, is-1 gg 4. www' Ni 'HM,,-,.. 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'Yll Q W. , 1 ,, 3 Q ?' , SCHOQL - V ' E4'f'w.2 14.19 K , . ,.f 1 ,W ., 1 ro ,X Q 'ww ,W ,V fi wif? f' ff -if January Class Officers JIMMY HAILEY SUE OGLETREE WALTER HAMILTON Pdf :I- ' -'i a fi 2 1 4 aa Wm u-1.11 January Class Sponsors CREOLA SEARCY RAY KINQ Sponsors are responsible to a great ex tent for the success of the class The January Class of 'l'-751 will remember the hard work and loyal support of these two Senior Class Committee OGLETREE, HAMILTON, PAHL, TOWERY, BROOKS. ln this committee ideas were discussed and plans made that resulted in successful senior class activities. FRANCES ADDINGTON ED BARHAM GENE BEALKE LURLENE BERRY DORIS BLALACK VIRGINIA BOWERS JOE BRATCHER DOLORES BRITTON GLORIA BROOKS RICHARD BROWN BETTY RUTE GEORGE DEANNA CARTER LOIS JEAN GEORGE BILL COWAN EMMA LEE GIDEON MARIE ESSEX JIMMY HAILEY DON GENTRY WALTER HAMILTON CLIFTON HENSON ANDREW KNOPP BILL MORGAN NORMA HOLLAND IRIS KOOPS MARTHA MORGAN HOMA HILL DEAN LESTER PATSY NEAL MARGYE JARNAGIN LeROY MCGUIRE LQVERNE NORCROSS LOLA JONES TOMMY MAY SUE OGLETREE GI11OIS ALMA ORVIG GERALD OTTMANN SYLVIA PAHL DOROTHY POPEJOY TRAVIS RANDLES CARL RUE LOIS STANLEY LAQUINTA JOY RUFFIN JOHN TERRELL PEARL SANKARY ROBERT TOWERY PEGGY SIMMS JERRY TURNER DORIS STANLEY GILBERT VOYLES ALTON PATTEN av. Flowers for fherr favorlfe Presenhng the glff fo one of fhe sponsors January senior favorafes hear The good news Grand finale of January senior p cy Jazz af fhe Phrlharmomc feafurlng Jerry Turner and crew January Nahonal Honor Socrefy members receive awards lnevlfable fumble affer fhe program 9I1101'S June Class Officers JIM BOSWELL Pre-sfdenf MARY LILLIAN SPENCER Secr fury BRUCE PIKE Vice-Presidenf .lune Class Sponsors sisting with Senior Day the dinner dance plcnlc planning as well as arranging de falls of Baccalaureate and Commence ment FORREST BLACK LOUISE MCLANE ALINE BURDEN MARGARET MITCHELL L. 'I THE RINGS HAVE COME Gladys Parker and Harry Schryoc dfsfrlbule class nngs lo eager June Semors Class sponsors spend many hours as- Uv DANNY ABAR JAN ACOLA NOLAN AGEE BOB ALDERSON ELDEN ALDRIDGE DAN ALEXANDER MARTHA ALLEN JAMES ANDERSON MARY ARMSTRONG W-4' NV 464 SUE ARMSTRONG HERBERT BARNARD MARTHA ARNALL DONALD BARNHART DON AVEN JACK BARTLETT PAT AYMOND LIBBY BARTLETT BILL BAER ALLEN BASSHAM 'VN Mi ,lit Jia , E0 if 1 I 1 4, ff i , Q, 'Y , ivjnr M ,f Tizzz ffm . ' fzv- Q1 1 .N L -6' 'nur' nf? KENNETH BAUM MARTHA BLANTON BETTY BRONAUGH PEGGY BELL CLARENCE BOLAND BILLY BROWN BEVERLY BILDERBACK DOROTHY BOBO PAT BROWN THOMAS BLAIR JIMMY BOSWELL JERRY BROWNFIELD BEVERLY BLANTON DORIS BRIGGS E C BURNETT DOROTHY BURRIS THELMA BUTLER BARBARA CAIN JEAN CALLAWAY JERE CAMPBELL 40 T- ff ' 'H Q lr 2 g 1' .. 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X is 1. in BILL DINKINS ZURA MAE DOBBS LOIS DOCKERY JACK DUFFY MARGARET DUNAWAY STEVE DURKEE MARY DUVALL HELEN EDDINS DAVID EDENBAUM JIM EDWARDS PEGGY ANN ELLIS MARY ELIZABETH EDWARDS LURA ELLISTON PEGGY EDWARDS DAVID ENGLEMAN KYLE EFFINGER MARY ERICKSON .IEANNINE ELLIS MINERVA ESCOBEDO 'WN I6 M ,M ...A 'Q I 'I I III MARY NELL FERBRACHE BILL FOLSON MARIE FULFORD CHARLES FERREE BARBARA FOSTER DAVID GARVIE EVELYN FEW WILLIAM FOSTER MARCIA GARVIE BETTY FIELD 'OU ANN FRANCIS NANCY GILLETT DORELE FIRKINS ALICE FREDERICK DAVID GILLMORE MARTHA GLASSON Morerom GLAZER WANDA JEAN GODBEY Bos GOODGAME JACK GooLsBY J I ' , A ' I I ,g. .2 I L nf E 5' Q A I ,vw gh X V' I ' I , ' 2 tw - . C. I if I' A f A I I A. , II 'A 3 , X, I :GA w.. A' I I 5 I A I lx fm K A ' In ' . - zu I In ' 1- I Ai -ff f 4 'f I lv If - 'f ' P3 A I I S., T 5 I -H' , .2 I . ' I V 4 Mt! . A-A Q, .IOARTIS GRAY LINDA GREATHOUSE NORMAN GREEN HALDENE GRICE GIBSON HAGLER THOMAS HALL JOANN HAMPTON LYNETTE HANDY MARIANNE HANNON JIM HANRAHAN JERRY RUTH HATCHER BOB HARBEN WANDA HELMS JOE HARDGROVE VERNON HENDRIX PATSY HART BETH HEWATT MELVIN HAAS PHILLIP HEWETT Zi 1 dw bmw? QW? CARMEN HINDS POLLY HOGUE BYRON HOOK NORMA HOBBS DIXON HOLMAN PEGGY HOPE JACKIE HOGAN MAVOUR HOLT FRANK HOPKINS JOAN HOGAN RALPH HOLT RAE ANN HOPKINS PAT HODNETT ALETA HOMAN JOELLEN HORNE MARVIN Howen-I JAMES HUDGINS INETA HUDLER GLORA ANN HUDSON JOHN HUFF J 11119 , v ,i I : .A A , I .A 7. ' , l f 'N A' , . 7 . f ' , Ar- ,N ' A l , I V W 1 ,kit 4 J V I' :'1 L' , , . 3 I , lf'I . I aff 'A in ' v, .A QTII A lf 'Lf ' . V ' X ' 'sr' V' Q1 E. f 25 I in if CLAIRE HUMPHREY CHARLENE HUTCHINSON CAROLYN ISHAM CHARLES JACKSON JOYCE JAMES ADDIE JOHNSON 19 CLIFFORD JOHNSON DOLLY JOHNSTON w--A TIM JONES DOTTIE JUN HENRY KELLER SARA KANTROVICH PHILIP KENDALL PEARL KATZ JEANINE KENYON DWIGHT KEENER JOE DEE KIKER FRANCES KELSO GLENNA KING 'Fay A P' I ... isa . Q V I V A 7 AV I ' ' ii? N 'S ' i ' W ., 'if' N '1 E?YF'II II? AGATHA KNIPE BETTY JOYCE LANCER FRANCES LEWIS BILL KNODE BETTY LANIER RONNIE LEWIS CONNIE KROG ROSALIE LANZAROTTI SANDRA LEWIS PATSY LA FAVER ROSALEE LEVINE BARBARA LIGHTFOOT JOY LAINE ANNE LEWIS JACQUE LOMAN CAROLINE LOPEZ HELEN LOVE BETTY LoYLo GEORGE LUCK ORPHA MAINES J 'L1119 Q9 ' v ' 1 . 'I I ,N S, ,f ' I X- A ' A 4. , x EW ' I L Ta I F AWE? if xy , I H-Q . 1 4 ll, fy V ' I T J Vg 'IA T R J I '31 U l ,llff L H ,ig .,.-. .ny LY: I I , f f , 1 L ff: ' f ff ' . 'I 2 lg JOE MANN MARGARET MANN EDDIE MARTIN EDNA MARSHALL RALPH MARTIN RAMON MARTINE4. CECIL MATHEWS FANNIE MATKIN CHARLES MEDLIN JOYCE MELTON ELIZABETH MITCHELL JEWEL YVONNE MEYER GLENDA MITCHELL H CHARLES MINTER METO MITEFF KATHRYN MINTER PATRICIA MOODY RAYMOND MIRES CARLEY MOORE JOE MORGAN PATSY McCARTHY YVONNE MCMURRAY BETTY JANE MORRIS MARY MCCAULLEY JEAN McNEAL BETTY MUNDHENKE BETTYE MCDANIEL CHARLES NASH ALINE MUSES BARTLEY MCDONOUGH MAE NAYFA RAYMOND McCAIN JACK MCKNIGHT KATHLEEN NEELEY CAROLYN NEIGHBORS DONALD NEMOEDE GAYE NICHOLSON JIMMIE NIX ML x . X, WELDON NOE BILLIE NORDMAN MILDRED O'DONNELL LUCILLE O'FLAHERTY ELLEN OHLEN ELAINE OLIVER ROSEMARY ORTON KAY PALMER FREDDIE PARKER MARIE PARSONS BEITY PAYNE PHYLLIS PASCHAL SARITA PENNINGTON BETSY PATE PATSY PERCY BILL PATTON JO ANN PETERS NEIL PAYLOR DIANA PETRIE gf - BRUCE PIKE STERLING PRUITT VAN RATHGEBER TRUMAN PIXLER WESLEY PUCKETT KARLA RATLIFF SARAH PLUMLEE PATTIE PUMA JACK RATTIKIN JO ANN POWELL MARK RAKOOVER MARY RAVEN ROLENA PRIDDY RO N RANS BOB REDDING EDDIE REED HELEN RENICK fy EVERETT REYNOLDS JANE RICE SHIRLEY RICHARDSON of J 11119 , Yi -V pg I '10 Q . . ' I N . W u.4M-Coll ww JIMMY RICHART CHARLINE RIGNEY 'ZS LOUISE RILEY BILL RIVEIRE JOE ROBINSON JO ANN ROWIN PATSY ROYSTER ROSS RUMPH IDA LEE RUNNELS LLOYD SCURLOCK DOROTHY SALTERS RICHARD SIMON SANDRA SANDIFER AUDRY SMITH AUGUSTINE SCOMA CHARLIE SMITH RITA GAYE SCOTT JANE SMITH , . , ,, l 1 FLORENCE RICHERSON Q I 1 l. . I -'U' I MAIDEE RUTH SMITH MARY LILLIAN SPENCER ANN STREET MARIANNE SMITH CHARLES STEELE BILL STUCKERT MELBA SMITH NANCY STERCK JOE SUTHERLAND MORRIS SMITH PAT STERLING LEE TAYLOR RUBY WOODENE SNOW TOMIGLEN STEWART MARY TAYLOR JOY TERREL EVELYN THURMAN DIANNE TYSON ARTHUR VAN ARSDALE JANICE VARNELL J u n e I . DOUGLAS VAUGHAN ALEX VAUGHT A JAY VERNER qfv Q, ANN WALL HARRY WARD LOIS ANN WARD JO ANN WARIX JANIE WARREN PEGGIE WATERS WANDA WATSON A J WELCH JO MARILYN WAYLAND DAVID WELCH JOE WEBB DARLENE WELCH CLAUDIA WEBBER JOYCE WELCH PHYLLIS WEBSTER MARILYN ANN WHITE DOROTHY WILLIAMS HAROLD WILSON P .I WRIGHT JUNE WILLIAMS JUNE WILSON MELODEE YATES BECKY WILLIS JAMES WOOD VIRGINIA YOUNG NANCY WILLIS ROLLIN WRIGHT KEN ZACHARY JOYCE WILLIS MALCOLM WRIGHT JIMMIE ZOGRAFOS FREDDIE ZUMWALT J' une Junior Class Officers GAINES GODFREY Presldenf BUDDY GARRISON Vice Presldenf BETTY CAIN Secrefary The Junior Class calls on its sponsors to assist wlth on assembly program a dance and decoratlng for home coming Junior Class Sponsors BILL ALLEN NELL BYRNES ELVETA BENSON JUDY ROBERSON 74 .an MJ 'B 1:22- X Hoppy Jumors GARRISON GODFREY DORRIS NOVEY ALLISON LYLE HELLMAN ANDERSON By the Jumor Year students are loyal Paschalltes who make worthy contrnbutnon to the success of every school CCYIVITY B+ X 1 - X if , , 9 G5 E I I 1 'Int K vw, f L1 W An 5.1 . M t A If -ani? , ' ' ,, 3' 1-' hi , 'A J V J 1 g A 1 ' , 0' gf ' 1 -a I J, f ,J ' tg 1 fyy, A I I I , I I I 'Row I: ANN ADAMS, SHIRLEY ADAMS, GORDON ADDINGTON, CHARLES AD- LER, CHARLSEY ALLEN, EARLENE ALLEN 'Row 2: GERRY ALLISON, LOWELL ALLISON, CAROLE ANDERLITCH, ANN ANDERSON, CAROL JANE ANDERSON, DOROTHY ARCHER 'Row 3: JERI ARKEN, LANHAM ATKINSON, ADRIENNE AVER- ITT, ANNIE FAYE BACK, BRUCE BAKER, JACK BALL 'Row 4: SARAH BALLENGER, HELEN BARDON, BOB BARNHILL, JEAN BARRETT, DOROTHY BASSHAM, MICKEY BATTLE 'Row 5: LESTER BAUM, DAVID BEALS, PAULA BEAN, CLAIRE BERG, ELSIE BERNHARDI, SAM BERRY 'Row 6: JAN BEYETTE, JIM BINNION 'Row 7- PAT BLACK, ROSAMOND BLAIR. 'Row I DONALD BODIFORD BILL BOGLE Row 2 VERDELL BOLDEBUCK BONITA BOSS Row 3 JERRY BOWEN RUSH BRADER 'Row 4 YVONNE BRANHAM KEN NETH BRIGGS BOBBY BROWN JAMES BROWN JIMMY BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN Row 5 BILLY BULL BARBARA BULLINGTON JANICE BURNS WELDON BURT JEANNINE BUSH BETTY CAIN 'Row 6 VIRGINIA CAIN VIRGINIA CAMMACK JOE CAMP JOHN CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL LYNNE CANTRELL 'Row 7 EMMA CARDOSA E E CARLTON SHARON CARNES WENDELL CARNES LAWRENCE CARPENTER ANN CARR ,QT A-hu ,- 19 2- it 'l fx Q3 Row I PHYLLIS CAWLEY ROBERT CHAMPION ROSA LEE CHANCE ALICE CHIL DRESS EDDIE CLARK CHARLES CLAYTON 'Row 2 CAROLYN COLEMAN CAROL COMPTON JEAN COPELAND BOBBY CORBELL JIMMIE COWLEY JO ANN COX 'Row 3 JOHNNY COZART ANNETTE CRADDOCK CAROLYN CREED DON CROWE BARBARA CUNNINGHAM GLORIA CUNNINGHAM Row 4 LYNN CUNNINGHAM CAROLYN DAVIS NANCY DAVIS SHIRLEY DECHERT BILL DEERING BILLY DELF Row 5 OLA NELL DEWBERRY NICKY DIEB BRIAN DILLON JEAN DORRIS WANDA DOUD ANNE DOUGLASS Row 6 PAT DRYDEN RAE DUCLOS 'Row 7 BARBARA DUEASE DAVID DUNCAN Q I I ,J f : J , I f it J I, - ,fl 'Row I JERRY DURWAY MABLE EGGLESTON Row 2 EDWINA ELLIOTT BETTY JO ERWIN 'Row 3 JERRY ESKEW BEVERLY ETHRIDGE 'Row 4 MARLENE EVANS NANCY CREECY EVANS JIM FARLEY BOB FISHER NANCY FLETCHER L D FORD 'Row 5 ALLEN FORSYTHE GRIMES FORTENBERRY EARL FOX PATSY FRITZ WILLA JANE FROST THELMA FRY 'Row 6 GRETCHEN FRYE BETTY FULTON CARROLL s -k MORE BUDDY GARRISON FRANCES GEE JOYCE GIGER Row 7 HARLAN GILBERT JANIS GILL LARUE GLICKMAN GAINES A C74 , Qin Q ag ff x WW? 15 :2: s :I 4 f 4-1 4.15 .,.... , :. 1.4 A ' ' 2 ,is N W, XF? ?1?'W nh- ,.. , .p!,4.2,.., f LE . 5225 . ,A , 'G' 1, ' Uri, .sk 4 5 Va 'Wal 0' N37 E if ' i , Aw 2 W 1 , df, , 35555 7 , T1 1-if ,, ...lbz :X V alz 3 A N ,114 ,,.. , rw Q we Ms, W is 4 H aim' X ,M '.,.. ,.., ,, .,,, 3 :.,.. E ,f JAN 4 P1 f Q32 f 'E XL M '4 . 3553-1' ' V N EI' 'W 35 1 f2vsWiipfff2,ff,f 'Aw A, 2 , Q fb , fi! 4 sb' ' .' G W i ,e X af , - ,HW Q 5 WA Q, l f ix 1 39 fag, 4. Row I BARBARA HOWARD BILLY HOWARD 'Row 2 EDDIE HUDSON BOBBY HUGHES 'Row 3 JANNELLE HULL VERA RUTH JACK 'Row 4 BETTY JERNIGAN DELORES JETER MARY JIMENEZ BARBARA JOHNSON JEAN JOHNSON WELDON JOHNSON 'Row 5 BENNY JONES JO CAROLE JONES SHIRLEY JONES SUE JONES DON KARGES DONNA KASTLE 'Row 6 MILLARD KELLEY GAIL KELLY BILLIE JEAN KELLY MIKE KENNEY ROBERT KILLIAN SABRA KING 'Row 7 HELEN KITHAS DICK KJELLANDER TED KLEIN SAM KOEN BARBARA KROG BETTY LACKEY E Aww asm fa' 4, W hi 1 6l.4sU'- f A I Mf 194 -f if ...ML AK s A ' aw. 'Q 3, if 'Q A ,uf Row I SHERA LAMAR JIMMY NEIL LANDeRs SIDNEY LANDMAN SHARI LA RUE GLORIA LAVES HARRY LEDERMAN 'Row 2 JOANN LEE DORIS LeFILS LORELL LEMONS FURMAN LEWIS GUY LEWIS VIRGINIA LINGUIST 'Row 3 ARNOLD LOGAN DAVID LOuOI-IRIDGE LONNIE LURIE WINI LYLE Jsssle EARL MCCARTY ROBERT McCLANE 'Row 4 cONNII5 Mccusre JEANNINE McCLURE cIIARLEs Mc cOLLuM NANCY MCDANIEL R DY MCKE E VERNON McKINNEY Row 5 RICHARD MCLAIN FL RA Mc ON sos fMILLAN NEITA MCNABLI MARILYN ,I McNEELY, GJUAN If TAY ww JOAN MADDOx WANDA MADD f Row 7 Joe MMHEIY I NET MARS A gm? ,gyixigg I I SWNY fd 4 4 ,L-' ,fff . ,f-- f l , fl ,fd L YA in ' J' 'Row I: JANE MARTI, BARBARA MARTIN 'Row 2: KATHRYN MARTIN, MARLENE MARTIN 'ROW 3: NELLIE FAYE MATTHEWS, JIMMY MAYFIELD 'Row 4: MARILLE MEAR, BARBARA MELTON, MARILYN MERRILL, BETTY MIELLMIER, BARBARA MILLER, DICK MILLER 'Row 5: HAZEL MILLER, RALPH MILLER, CHARLOTTE MILLS, VIRGINIA MITCHELL FRAN MOORE JEAN MOORE Row 6 FANNA MORRIS BEVERLY KAY MORROW JOAN MORROW MARY LOU MULLINS CLARE NAYFA NANCY NESBIT 'Row 7 ERMA NEWLAND CHARLES NEWMAN KAY NEWMAN GEORGE NEWTON MARGARET NIXON JOYCE NORMAN W 1' 5,0 'fl .f 1 .uf V41 A I ' .. f ,-1 J, ,f ,iff ,Mfl .,.. , ,Vx Rf, ,,,J,,H, , gyfri-ff!! 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K I , , KI! i Q, W W' ' 1 .3 4 ' -. - , ' , Q ' 0 2 ' f ' my 'Row I JOHNNY NOVEY MARILYN OAKLLIND PAT OCONNOR SHIRLEY OLIVER BARBARA JUNE ONEAL PEGGY PAFFORD 'Row 2 W B PAYNE BILLIE JEAN PAYTON ALVA PEYTON MARY RUTH PITTMAN SUSAN POLLOCK JUANITA POPE 'Row 3 MARY POWERS CAROLYN PRESCOTT CAROL RUTH PRESLEY GENE PUMA BEVERLY PURVINE H G RADFORD 'Row 4 TED RAINES PAT RAMBO REBECCA RAPE CAROL RECHENTHIN MYRON REED FRANK REEVES 'Row 5 BILL RENFRO DON RENSHAW LETTY REYNOLDS BILL RICH CAROLYN RICH JOANNA RICHARDS 'Row 6 MURVALE RICHARDS BILL RICHARDSON 'Row 7 .VELYN RICHEY BILL RITMANICH J v WV 4 4 fvgfm 'Wa .ark 'fi-, J M PM WW 'Row I MARY ROACH JAMES ROBINSON ROW 2 JOE ROGERS LOUIE ROGERS 'Row 3 PEGGY ROLAND ROBERT RYAN 'Row 4 ANN SADLER WILLIAM ST CLAIR ANN SCHROEDER ANN SCOGGIN WILSON SCOTT NANCY SELLERS 'Row 5 MARY CLAY SENTER FRED SHADDOX DOROTHY SHELTON SCOTT SHERMAN GORDON SHILLING GENEVA SHIPLEY 'Row 6 BURL SHORT SNOOKY SIMCOX JONNY SIMER CHARLES SIMMONS .IO ANN SIMMONS MARTHA SINIARD 'Row 7 CAROLE SLATER ROBERT SLEEKER BUDDY SMITH DALE SMITH JERRY SMITH KARON SUE SMITH N.. , I fl . , I 7, MQ , ' I Ip ' 81 1 J -1 my x I I Mjf XJ Vw la Spf M . fix if dd? Row I LEAQUITA SMITH DERRELL SNELL GLENDA SPROLES JOEL STEINBERG EVA NELL STEVENS DONALD STEWART 'Row 2 FRED STOKES BARBARA SUTHER LAND PETE SUTTON CAROL SWEET BOB TAIT JIMMY TALLEY 'Row 3 LELA TANAERSLEY CHARLENE TAYLOR FRANCES TAYLOR LENA .IO TERROVONA BUS TER THOMAS MARLENE THOMAS Row 4 GAIL THOMASON, JO ANNE THOMP SON, CAROL THURMAN, BETTY TINKLE, JOHN TOMAN, CAROLYN TOWNSEN 'Row 5: BEVERLY TRABER, BILLIE JEAN TYLER, NANCY UTLEY, DAVID VANDER- VOORT, THELMA VAUGHN, RICHARD VELA 'Row 6: BETTY VILLINES, MARY LOU WALLIS 'Row 7: DORIS WARREN, SHIRLEY WATERS. I 7, . I kzfpwi ' , 1 1 1 I f . ,jk ds!!! I V .3 2-' f VII- X V 5 Kyhji My-JI If sxr- 1 jjf -' J, ,1. VA, -,1' I, w. X I X R b I I p N,l ya I 1 Poe e f'f',.3'44,d W ph 74 O30 'K 1 4791. 'Row I: MARION WATKINS, DANA WEEMS 'Row 2: JAY WEINSTEIN, LINDA WERNER 'Row 3: SALLY ANN WERST, DWIGHT WEST 'Row 4: GARY WETHERELL, AL- BERT WHITE, DWANE WHITE, JOE WHITE, ROBERT WHITE, ROYCE WHITLEY 'Row 5: DOLORES WHITTINGTON, MARIAN WILLIAMS, JEANNINE WILLINGHAM, MIRIAM WILSHIRE, MARIANN WILSON, HELEN WITTY 'Raw 6: ADELLE WOOD, EU- GENE WOOTEN, DOLORES WREN, BENNY WRIGHT, GILBERT WRIGHT, PEGGY WRIGHT 'Row 7: BOBBIE WYNNE, GENE ZILKEY. QR .H . X sl X ,JA FQ A X 1 VI' gff VHS ,Q . u mar -A N-C In s, IL: W 1' Ml f' V+: r A. , ' 1 .av Nbx,,v KW' Sophomore Class Officers CLIFFORD DCNNELLY Presldenf JANE YOUNG Secrefory ' CHARLES RENSHAW Vice-Presidenl 2 ,4B l , A Sophomore sponsors assist students in is L orientation. With the capable help of , L 'M N' this group of sponsors, the Sophomores of -. . , - ' - - X I, 4 f 19h50IquickIy became a vital part of the pw, , V tl px, A sc oo. 3 M. fl,-N , 5 java, ' 1 3 V01 we it :Q ..r- A my 1101.66 W ' , fm, , .lr ffl g, fgffv, ., 5 E,,,:s!'3Lc'gigfZW Q In Q '45 ' ... 1' I .. vi. Q giv RE? .+G R- wifi . LL 3-A 'U' wie tr ::: ..,.- ' in T 4 i A LR 1 1 Mmm, is Sophomore Sponsors CHARLIE TURNER, LOIS RUTH MITCHELL, JU LANE HALE FlSH DAY One of Paschal s traditions is Fish Day when new students are initiated Freshmen and upper classmen alike enloy to the fullest the branding of the fish and the excellent pro gram by the new class I . e 1 'U' bw-0' U' 1x ef QW' A Wf- wZC Pv- EN W5? vPo-f W' J' We 'Row I GEORGE ADDINGTON ALLENA ANDERSON 'Row 2 OZLETA ANDERSON LA VERNE ARTHURS 'Row 3 J R BAIN BARBARA BAIRD BETTY BAIRD ANNETTE BAKER JANELLE BALL BILLY BALTHROP 'Row 4 JOYCE BANKSTON WAYNE BAR DIN MYRTLE BARKEL WANDA BARNES NETTIE BARNETT RUBY BARNETT Row 5 IMOGENE BARRETT WILLIE JOE BATTLES BUDDY BAVOUSETT BARBARA BEAVERS BEATRICE BEEDY MELBA BELL Row 6 VIRGINIA BELL MARGIE BENNETT GLORA BILLINGTON BARBARA BILSON HENRY BLACKARD SIDNEY BLACKARD 'Row 7 BOB BLACKLOCK CHARLES BRADFORD WANDA BRADLEY DAVID RANDON KATY BRAY LEONA BRAZELL HY -what 33 v 7 ff Num... xx - -. f e - 7 ' 1 ' ' ff I , ' VY , 6, X lf' V-J I 1' J u g U ' 7 I I Y fy 5 ' . A , Nuo- D WJ. f 5 , fs 5 S1 A -af I , ,I , J' o 5 A .07 Mb Q X 5 V9 s J, o .ff 5 7 e . x , 3 J 9 , Q xo , I , I f fx X K' r . 1 R A ,f,' A I A :J. A , ' ,M Sk 4 if 'iw' 2' . ,.,.,,I.,., . Q QA ! Xt I I ' ' 21 , I A' IT' f JP I A , Xa X Ns ' . , 3, wi .141 l .x - ,- I :S U ' 7 ,o o ' , . 4 X I I. 'Row I: BEVERLY BRECKENRIDGE, CAROLYN BREWSTER, GENEVA BRIGGS, BARBARA BROOKE, MARGARET BROUS, CLINTON BROWN 'Row 2: JAN BROWN, JANE BROWN, JOHN BROWN, MONA BROWN, PAT BROWN, BEVERLY BRYANT 'Row 3: TOMMY BUFORD, RICHARD BULL, MILDRED BURNES, DON BURNS, PEGGY BURROW, FLOYD BUTTRILL 'Row 4: CHARLOTTE CALDWELL, TOMMY CALDWELL, CECIL CAM- MACK, PETE CANIZARD, JIMMY CANON, DIANA CARDEN 'Row 5: ILLENE CARD- WELL, BEVERLY CARR 'Row 6: BOB CARR, JAMES CARR 'Row 7: JOYCE CATHEY, FRANKLIN CHANCE. Sop 1.2 I f,w fwfg M MJ 'V' 2751- is 32? L ,SM fu 'TQ hm' an--. qw ,ie 'LM' '-'ur aid'-A I if 'IQ wr MW? Row I TOMMY DALY BOBBY DAVIS JANE DAVIS ROY DEARMORE DON DECH MAN JUNE DENBY 'Row 2 DEREK DETJEN MELVIN DODD NORMA DOGGETT CLIFFORD DONNELLY FLODEEN DRENNAN CHARLES DUBUIS 'Row 3 SANDRA DUKE CLARA DUNAWAY MARVIN DUNAWAY ANN DYER GINGER ECHOLS JOYCE EDWARDS 'Row A KATHRYN EDWARDS PATTY ELLIS MARLON EVANS WARREN EVANS MARLENE FARMER BEVERLY FIRESTINE 'Row 5 BILLY FITCH ELIZABETH FORSYTH 'Row 6 JANE FORTENBERRY BETTYE SUE FOSTER Row 7 QUINTA FOWLER PATSY FOX WIN 4 X. up 4-. I 2 ,Pg MF mi, 'FZZ7 5' wg., 'Row I: SHERMAN HALL JACKIE HAMILTON PATRICIA HARRELL JERRY HARRIS, WALTER HARRIS WYNDOL HART 'Row 2: CAY HARTMAN BETTY HAYS LILA HEARD SONNY HEATWOLE MARY HENDON RAYMOND HERRING 'Row 3: BEVERLY HILL, BOB HILL PAT HILL SHIRLEY HILLARD CAROLYN HINDS BARBARA HITT Row 4: MARY BETH HODGES DONNA HOLLINGSWORTH CHARL OLT DAVID HOPPE EVELYN HOWELL ANN HUBBARD 'Row 5: DA ID S BETTY HUMPHREY 'Row 6: ERNEST HUNT IDA ANN IRWIN6 . BILL IV Y NORMA JACKSON. Sop eJfWyWMb W. 9 'Row I: THERESA JARNAGIN, JOE JEFFERSON 'Row 2: FLOYE JOHNS, KENNETH JONES 'Row 3: WILLARD JONES, MARTHA JONES, ROY B. JONES, SYLVIA JONES, ELIZABETH JORDAN, GAYLE KAUFFMAN 'Row 4: MARYANN KEEN, CLINT KENDALL, WAYNE KENNEDY, BONNIE KEY, JOAN KEY, BARBARA KILLGORE 'Row 5: JIMMY KIMBALL, KAROLYN KIMZEY, ROBERT KING, ALEXANDRIA KITHES, JOHN KITTRELL, KATHRYN KNOPP 'Row 6: BOBBY KOENIG, SYLVIA KOVENZ, BOB KREVITZ, BILLY LACE, BONNIE LAMBDIN, AUDREY LANCASTER 'Row 7: PAT LAWHON, INETTA LAWSON, ROBERT LEATON, GENE LEDBETTER, JOYCE RAE LEWIS, FINLY LIDDELL. --:1:' : - 2 , .,,. 1521- X . -:' 1 , :ff :JV .1 f' :wi I My AZ 'Row I RONALD LINDSAY JOE LITTLEJOHN BUDDY LIVINGSTON JOAN LOICANO SHIRLEY LONGGOTH GAY LOVETTE 'Row 2 SHIRLEY LOWRIE DIANA LUTZ RAY LYONS sosaIE MARIE MECARTY sos MEcLINToc JOE McCOLE 'Row 3 BOBBY MEcoY JOHNNY MccuLLocH JUDY AN VERLY MEFARLAND CLAREN MEGEE DoN MEINrosI-I 'Row 4 a RA ELAINE MEMICIIAE LoRIs MANER DAVID MA T J A MARTI MIKE MARTINEZ JAMES 1 .Row 7 LOUISE ME M' M -I ,:,Z:,.Z? I ' -gy 44 TT I -A A I f Pia Y , , I , , I . ' O , IE 5: 1 ' ' h ' 6: NT TH , SH E M EY : ' ' ' ' IC . . H zzzzfb 'Row I JOE MIDDLEBROOK BOB MILLER 'Row 2 PEGGY MILLER VANCE MINTER 'Row 3 JEWEL DEAN MIRES SANDRA MIRON ANN MITCHELL GLENN MOORE BOBBY MORGAN JOAN MORGAN 'Row 4 CLIFTON MORRIS GENE MORRIS MARCELYN MUELLER DONNEL LEE MULLEN JAYNE MYERS SELMA NATKIN 'Row 5 NANCY NEIGHBORS BOB NEWTON CHARLES NEWTON ROBERT NICHOLS WANDA NICHOLS DON NICHOLSON 'Row 6 SHIRLEY NORTHCUTT NEEDRA NORTON TOMMY OBRIEN HOYT ODOM DAVID OSBURN DORIS OWENS 'Row 7 CHRISTY PANAGAKIS SYLVIA PARKER HENRY PARKHILL ALFRED PASCHAL PEGGY PATTON GLEN PEARCE .1 Q.. 'Aff A :QA .aff f ' 2? gm-'af fZ'2?'N! Kstfw K 1? iii M'-ff ,M -5 Row I JO ANN PEAVLER DORIS PERCY ROBERT PETTA STELLA PETTIT BETH PHILLIPS JANE PHILLIPS 'Row 2 JIMMY PORTERFIELD CALVIN POTTS ELIZA BETH POULTER DELLA PRICE HARRY PRICE FLORINE PULLEY 'Row 3 ANDREW QUINTERO JANE RANDOLPH BILLY RANKIN EDWARD RASHTI SANDRA RASHTI SARA RASHTI Row 4 FAYE RATHGEBER WANDA LEE RATLIFF BILL READ NELDA RECTOR NANCY REDDING MATTY REED Row 5 WALTER REEVES CHARLES REN SHAW 'Row 6 SHIRLEY REYNOLDS JUDY RITCHIE 'Row 7 MARY LOIS RIVEIRE SHIRLEY ROACH h ' Q W WW mf iffy ISI If ow I VIRGINIA ROBERTSON NITA ROBISON 'Row 2 MARY RODRIGUEZ BAR BARA ROGERS Row 3 TOMMY ROGERS MARY FRANCES ROHDE BILLY ROYSTER CARLENE ROSE SAM ROSEN CHARLES ROSENTHAL 'Row 4 ESTHER ROSENTHAL EVALETA ROTHMAN DANNY RUBENSTEIN DAVID RUBIN STEWART RUNYON BETTY RUSSELL 'Row 5 DICK SALINAS DON ST CLAIR RAYMOND ST CLAIR MIL TON SAMUEL SONYA SANDLER JAMES SANDERSON 'Row 6 HARRY SCAL NG BOYD SCHLENTHER JERRY SCOTT LOU ANN SEBASTIAN JOHN SEHESTED PATSY SHAW 'Row 7 BILL SHEVELAND JAY SHIRLEY BARBARA SKAGGS JACK SMALL FRANCES SMITH JOHN SMITH W mfg 2655 1 MN -Nxsm ff' I I f ' J , - 4 f va ol ' If I I , , 1 0,1 , L ' , O . I' 'Q 'R : , : , - . : I I I , , 1 ' 1 : I I I I , . -':: 4,3 5 j , f XX N I f L Q I 1 4- A I fo!-Mf! fWf 'Row I MARIELLA SMITH MARY LEE SMITH AM SMITF ALICE SN HARRIET SNODGRASS 'Row 2 ELLIS SOWELL JANICE SPARKS PATRICIA SPROTT BETTY SQUYRES SUE STANLEY JO ANN STANDIFER 'Row 3 PAT STARNES LORA STEELE LARRY STEINBERG MITCH STENZLER JOY STEPHENS DALE STEPHENSON 'Row 4 MARGIE STEPP CHARLES STERLING CHARLES STEVENS MARLENE STORR KEN SUDDUTH PATSY SULLIVAN 'Row 5 DIANE SUMNER JOY SWEENEY 'Row 6 RLES TARVIN CHRISTINE TAYLOR 'Row 7 NELDA TAYLOR DOROTHY TEAGUE df if-f 'X My aff! Jzffff-far , 7 WM f 42 YW ynowfpj . 9 ' 1 K V f ' 9 Y I, ' 13,1 fi.. ,I -t hu' .2141 . 7 ff 1 'f 1' 6 I Lf' If 5' G 1 rx 'W xl I 3, Row I: GREKKEN TEDDLIE, MAURICE TERRY 'Row 2: JIMMIE THAMES, JANETTE THOMAS 'Row 3: WYNDELL THOMAS, TH WANDA THOMPSON, Y Q1 i Q- bw? RONNIE THORPE, SHIRLEY TINKLE, RONALD TINSLEY 'Row 4: VICTOR TINSLEY, BOOPIE TODD, JOHN TOTTENHAM, GAYLE TUNSTILL, CARROL TURNEY, JO GAIL TUTTLE 'Row 5: ANN VAN ARSDALE, PRISCILLA VAN DEMAN, TOMMY VAUGHT, BARBARA VIVIAN, JOHNNY WALKER, SUE WALKER 'Row 6: LARRY WALLACE, FAYE WALLUM, FRANK WALSH, TOM WALSH, WANDA WARD, JOHNNY WATKINS 'Row 7: DON WATSON, CHARLES WEATHERBY, JO ANN WEBB, PHILIP WEBSTER, ALDA WEEKS, JANE WEHRING. il 4 fl 4? W f-v J Ae by fr I' If f ikfffxwu van' ,Iv 'Row I JOSEPH WEINBERG JACK WENGERT JACK WEST DONALD WESTBROOK ALAN WHARTON WYLENNE WHATLEY Row 2 DON WHITE JESSIE WHITE SAM WHITE GEORGE WHITEHEAD CONRAD WHITELEY DON WHITLEY 'Row 3 BILLY WIER JANIS WIGLEY DORIS WILLIS VIRGIL WILKERSON NEDRA WILLIAMS CHARLENE WILLIAMSON Row 4 MARY WILLIS LOYCE WILSON PAT WILSON MARY K WINDER SHIRLEY WINDSOR SARA WOLF Row 5 DELORIS WOOD DOROTHY WOOD JUDY WOODMAN LATRELL WOODS CHARLES WOOTEN MARYNELL WRAY ROW 6 ELAINE YOUNG JANE YOUNG ROSALINDA ZAVALA 'Row 7 BENNY ZUMWALT GARY ZUMWALT S gl '7 tl 4 ffj fdhffw X 4 'lf f A U If I fm,- 4 o F3 OF L f- W1 x , ffm If ,,,awf ' , ,W ' W ,fy ,, W by W 5 It fx' O 'N-.R January Class Favorife SUE OGLETREE if January Class Favonfe JIMMY HAILEY fri i I z , , s ' ,pb 1 + A , I ,ff ' A 9 ,, if 4?-af ., :, N wxw. K an If 5 ,f sam, f 2 , a Q ,, as ,,. '1 HY 1' W ff , W ,iff Je ' - ,, , W ,ga Q 1: ' , . , fm 'z ' 'S uf' A , -415,4 . Q 35 AW ' , ? f 5- - , . ..::: . f ff! 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EDWARDS, NORMA HOLLAND, BARBARA HELLMAN JOHNNY NOVEY, JOE MIDDLEBROOK, BRUCE PIKE, ROBERT TOWERY. i 'Mm Yay 42 XY - Q 9 , Z ...f-fmwy 2 rs X., P xi' why. of 'w f K ww W , .L....a Y ' an b ik gk E 3 Yell Leaders NORMA HOBBS, JOHNNY THOMAS, JOY CROWDER, MELVIN HAAS, KATHRYN MINTER, HENRY KELLER, BECKY WILLIS, DAVID ENGLEMAN 1 5 V W ' ff A 4 x W fly. W f f v I N Wag! if i ,V , W., -WV. :'- ' fi,-3 xl Ai ff M .AQ M M W , ,5 ,V , ,, 2531...-, -ff N Q, Q V My ,. In , Q ,, -A 5 J 1 V 3. i' ,, , . fi .4. , ..,.. , ,, 4 17 , 7' 5 I K , ' was 5 5 145' 0 lf!!! lex 4 ,le X f .. 1 ' U, iv ,gg J 11 f , 4. '.f,fk,+. ul-,: QQ ' , , if H f 5 'W iii? 4i 7 6 1 FL? ,Y gr? V V341 vi' 59 'L ,.,. ,, - .,.. W X, E233 V94 4 :NMS Maw . 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To become a Vagabond one must take part ln some productuon enther ln the actlng the stage mace up or secur ang the propertues necessary to produce a play The Vagabonds began wnth a bang thus year by producmg Yes Means No starrmg Nenl Paylor Darlene Welch and Robert Towery Mrs Mlruam Todd has directed the club for several years wnth Mnss Lucy Payne as busmess sponsor Offncers this year are Nell Paylor presndent Sylvia Pahl OFHCER5 vnce presldent and Kathryn Mnnter secretary SYLVIA PAHL Vice President NEIL PAYLOR President KATHRYN MINTER Secretary fir ROW l BASSHAM ROBINSON HILBURN CAUGHEY COLLARD HINDS LEWIS MCGUIRE HANDY TANKERSLEY DOUGLAS ROW2 WOOD DORRIS LEVINE KANTROVICH BEAN MOORE PAHL VARNELL TOWERY FORTENBERRY WEBB ROW3 DAVIDSON WARD MUSES PAYLOR WELCH EDWARDS MINTER MORGAN HENDERSON BUNTON ti ? 11 -L, V 1 . 2, . . . . . .v , ' . ' , y 11 11 - - fi 1 ' 1 A! ' ' r 1 1 1 1 - flxf 1 . if' - gfwfv .Kr f K 1 4, 1 Af I . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U . , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' LrHle Congress Row I PETRIE HELLMAN HOBBS ANDERSON SWEET Row 2 GAL LETT TYSON DORRIS VARNELL COLVIN EDWARDS Row 3 WARD HANNON TINKLE KROG B CROWDER FROST Row 4 MINTER KROG C CAWLEY SPENCER DAR RAH TOWNSEN Row 5 WORK MAN CAMPBELL HUMPHREY WELCH McDANIEL WILLIS M CAULLEY OFFICERS KATHRYN MINTER Recording Secretary MARY EDWARDS Vice-President MARY LILLIAN SPENCER President UT Little Congress strictly for femmes is an organization formed for the purpose of familnarizmg its members with parliamentary law and civic arts Fourteen years ago the Little C was first organized by Miss Mary Sweet as a debate club When debating was dropp d from the public schools the club assumed its present form. The Little Congress is famous for its slumber parties and its contributions to charities and worthy organizations. A tradi- tional social affair is the spring banquet, which is the final activity of the year. The Little C is sponsored by Misses Jimmy Benson and Claudia Mae Workman. The officers are Mary Lillian Spencer, president, Mary Elizabeth Edwards, first vice president, Diane Tyson, sec- ond vice president, Kathryn Minter, recording secretary, Margie Darrah, corresponding secretary, Carolyn Townsend, treasurer, and Georgia Els Holtz, parliamentarian. The Panfhereffe Puttmg out the weekly paper the Pantherette means a lot of work for Paschal s lournalnsm students but they clanm nts lots of fun too The Pantherette won first place an the Texas Hugh School Press Assocuatlon In 1946 1947 and 1949 lt has won the Qunll and Scroll Internataonal Fnrst Place Award every year slnce 1947 and an 1949 the publncatlon won the National Fnrst Place Honor Award IH the Natuonal Hugh School Press Assocuatnon PANTHERETTE STAFF Mrs Margaret Caskey us the Journalnsm sponsor and the editor MARY NELL FERBRACHE susmess Mgr for both terms was Eddle Reed PEGGY EDWARDS Sports Editor EDDIE REED Edrtor R 1 GEORGE ESSEX FERBRACHE EDWARDS Ro 2 BRITTON LEYVA HAILEY REED NEFF CROSLIN Ro 3 HOBBS CALLAWAY CLIFTON FRANKRICH RYAN DAVIS R 4 MAINES COLLARD STUCKER1' DOUGLAS FOLSE BUNTON Ro 5 CONDITT PALMER DUVALL AGEE HUDGINS Ro 6 COBB CROUCH LOVE GRICE BUSBEE Nr l ' ll II f I I , . . . ., I 1 v I ' ll ll ' ' . , , . 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'Row I COOPER ZUMWALT LITTLEJOHN BERNHARD' LANDMAN Row 2 GARDNER THORPE BROWN HOGAN STEELE EDWARDS WINDER WOOD ROSENTHAL ANDERSON Row3 CATHEY WILSON SADLER SCHROEDER BREWSTER SANDI FER THOMAS HARTMAN SWEENEY Row 4 COLLINS PETTA GARNER FEW SUMNER CRABB HILLARD HODGES YOUNG BAIRD LAMBDIN RATHGEBER Row 5 ROSEN BARNHILL STEINBERG WENGERT NEWTON SOWELL KIMZEY NATKIN NEIGHBORS McLEMORE CLOWER Row 6 CANIZARO POYINLER ROBINSON SCURLOCK CUMMINS FOREEGE LAWHON GOLDBERG MIRON Iumor C lasslcal League The Jumor Classucal League, one of the largest orgamzatnons nn Paschal ns open to all students taknng Latnn or ancsent hustory Meetings are held monthly and specnal holidays are marked by soclal events at the members' homes Thus club was organnzed by Mass Llly B Clayton nn 'l9'l8 lt was then called Sodalltas Latina but dad not become afflllated wuth the state conventnon of the Jumor Classucal League untul a few years later The present sponsor us Mass Ava Gardner Oflucers are Sidney Landman presldent Elsne Bernhard: vice president and Ester Rosenthal secretary QFFICERS ELSIE BERNHARDI Vice President SYDNEY LANDMAN President ESTER ROSENTHAL Secretary A 1 7 X t K ' l , ' ws' ' ,V ,w L GARDNER, BROOKES, RANDOLPH, GERRE, ECHOLS 'Row 7: DFMPSEY, ORTON, WARD, PETERS, NESBIT, BAIRD, SANDLER. lr, I 4 ' Q 5 t W , I Q 4 1 I l . ' . . ' 3 . X' it 2 5 .:. , ,..-. OFFICERS MELODEE YATES Vice-President MARGARET MANN Secretary JOAN HOGAN , , President Girls Aihleiic ssociaiion The Girls Athletic Association was organized last year in Paschal for girls who are interested in sports. Meetings are held twice weekly, and members play volleyball, basketball, and soft- ball. For each after-school hour the girls are given points and finally attain a G.A.A. letter. The girls also attend the volleyball clinics, both at T.C.U. and at T.W.C. Mrs. Elizabeth Hull is sponsor. Ofticers for this year are Joan Hogan, president, Melodee Yates, vice president, Carolyn Crouch, secretary, and Margaret Mann, treasurer. Rowl KOOPS HOBBS BLALACK GEORGE HOGAN ELLIS COZZENS MAZE LONGGUTLOR SMITH WATERS GLASSON JOHNSON BRYANT VILLINES Row 2 MANN WATSON DUNAWAY ARCHER RITCHEY WILLIAMS PERKINS YATES CLEVE LAND PAFFORD DACUS SCOMA WOOD FAWLER VAN DEMAN Row 3 JAMES HODNETT HELMS CONDITT WALLUM COOPER ADAMS OWENS PETERS OWENS JONES SMITH ROHDE NIX FRY BELL JARNAGIN Q . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Pan American Sfudenf I 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 these inter- ests on the second Thursday of each month, under the sponsorship of Miss Louise Bomar. Pan American members, who are principally Spanish or history students, elected as officers for the current year Kenneth Baum, president, Dianne Tyson, vice president, Jo Ann Warix, recording secretary, Adele Wood, corresponding secretary, Letty Reynolds, pianist, Eugene Peden, sergeant-at-arms, Ted Klein, song leader, OFFICERS and Dick Miller, reporter- DIANNE TYSON ,.....r,ri. vice-Pfesideni The Pan American program given in the spring, the annual convention in Austin, and Club's Christmas celebration, centered around the pinata and the Latin American carols, are all en- ioyable activities of this organization. KENNETH BAUM ........,...... President JO ANN WARIX ..,,,, Recording Secretary Row I CONOLEY GORDON FORTENBERRY OWENS FORSYTH COLEMAN ARKEN WERNER GREEN RASHTI RODRIQUEZ TYSON BILSON CRADDOCK SMITH CROSS Row 2 CONDITT TAIT JONES DOUGLASS LAYLE5 RENFRO WEINSTEIN GILLETT McCAULLEY FREDERICK LINGUIST WOOD MITCHELL V WINDER SMITH JOHNSON DAVIS ELLIOTT WERST MORROW HUBBARD PULLEY CARR SPARKS Row 4 BOMAR REYNOLDS ADAMS GREATHOUSE WEBB CALDWELL BELL WILLIAMSON EVANS CUDD BAKER ' 1 , , , , , , , , , , , I I I I . : I I I I I I I BROWN, SALINAS, NASH, MILLER, KLEIN, PEDEN, LIDDELL, RENSHAW, DALE, LEATON, BAUM 'Row 3: WARIX, MITCHELL, E. ' : , , , 1 I f 1 I Disfribuiive E ducafion 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 co-operative part-time basis. The club's aim is to develop leadership and citizenship in the students who will be 5 the future leaders in distributive businesses. There are three fields of training in the organization: wholesale, retail, and service- s selling. Socials consist of picnics, dances, and field trips. Delegates are sent to the State D. E. Convention each year. ANN CARR Seq,-efgry Miss Anne Buckley is sponsor. Officers are Scott Sherman, OFFICERS JANET MARSHALL Treasure., president, Bill Ritmanich, vice president, and Ann Carr, secretary. SCOTT SHERMAN President Rowi SHERMAN PRWITT COX LIGHT HOOK BUCKINGHAM GEORGE GOSNEY PIXLER SNODGRASS HENSON CHANCE BRIGGS KING Row 3 BOBO RICHERSON WATSON ARMSTRONG WELCH DAVIDSON PASCHAL GRAY BUCK LEY GARVIE MARSHALL HAYS SLATER COX POWELL WATERS I l MATTHIAS 'Row 2: RICE, DE LUCA, PUMA, CAIN, BACK, GARVIE, RICHHART, GENTRY, BOLAND, COOPER, SNOW, CARR, Junror Academy of Scrence The Jumor Academy of Scnence allows each person to pursue has mduvudual Interest and develop his specnal abnluhes nn various fields of sclence Groups are studylng photography past cs mucroscopy rephles and radno The club as aftuluated wnth the American Academy of Scuence and plans annual representation at various state conventions Mrs Lnlluan Gantt ns sponsor Offucers are Douglas Henderson president Margaret Dunaway first vnce president Jo Carole Jones second vlce presrdent, and Jlmmle Nell Landers secretary OFFICERS DOUGLAS HENDERSON Presrdent .IO CAROLE JONES Second Vice President JIMMY NELL LANDERS Secretary MARGARET DUNAWAY First Vice Pres 36,59 24 N I Rowl KITTRELL TOTTENHAM HENDERSON RICHARDSON HAMILTON SAMUEL WENGERT CANIZARO CONDITT Row 2 CAMP FLETCHER CHILDRESS BARDIN BROWN FREEMAN HOGUE ROSE BOSS HEWATT CLIFTON DUNAWAY JONES GILBRETH GOODALE Row 3 LONGGUTH DICKSON ROHDE FULTON KEEN LANDERS BRECKENRIDGE BRAZELL MEYER WEEMS MORROW HOPKINS ORTON CAMMACK SCOMA Row 4 PETERS CARMICHAEL MITCHELL ARKEN VOYLES JOHN SON GILL MERLICK MORTON GRISSO ELLIOTT GANTT HAYS ALLEN I O O . . , . . , I I , I I ' . . , F 1 I - I ' I ' ' l - -I ,.. ,A ,- Y I 1 :za I .ss we - fl' yi I . - 'Af' , 5 ' - 1' I I ' ij: - Q Q. , V' I A Ya 'X ri' as FL I J I Q gf 9 xx I I I - ' Q lr W - Wi vi '- ' F ' ' fs .L ai Q , I, If M, ,I ' 10 If iff! . .. ' : I I I I I I I I ' f I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' 2 I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I - OFFICERS DAVID OSBURN . , Treasurer JACK BARTLETT President JAN CODER Secretary Flying Panthers Flying Panthers, Paschal's aviation club, is an organization for students with their hopes in the clouds. The club was organized for both actual and would be pilots interested in any phase of aviation - mechanics, designing, the- ory of flight, and others. This year the Flying Panthers works in co-operation with the Civil Air Patrol Cadets. Meetings are held every Wednesday night, and usually follow the plan of ground school with instruc- tion in pre-flight. The activities of the club consist of various parties, dances, and airplane trips. Their officers are Jack Bartlett, president, Carolyn Croach, vice president, and Jan Coder, secretary. Miss Mary Musgrave is the sponsor, and has the assistance of Lt. William Hargrove as oft campus sponsor 'Rowl BOSS ACOLA BARRETT ODONNELL HELLMAN RECHENTHIN CAIN CONDITT 'Row 2 SELLERS RICH FULTON GREENHAW SENTER HAPPEL RECTOR 'Row 3 REYNOLDS CUDD WINDER LEE DORRIS WOOD GREATHOUSE WEATHER BY WREN Row A MUSGRAVE DAVIS PEDEN MILLER BARTLETT EDWARDS RICHARDSON ALLEN SEHESTED LANDERS LOYD TYLER BREEDING STEWART SMITH Row 5 WEEMS HERRON ROBINSON OSBURN SAYLES Row 6 TERRELL HUD SON CONDITT JOHNSON LEWIS KOENIG SNODGRASS Row 7 PUMA BOLAND LURIE RASHTI , A , - - -.. ... .m..,. ...... ....M - n. I , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' c . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o . o . , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . , e . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 Rowl TINKLE DOUGLASS GREENHAW LOMAN ORTON GAITHER DURWAY NEWTON KENDALL Row 2 LYLE KROG CAMPBELL KASTLE BEAN HOLUM KANTROVICH RODFORD Row3 HAMPTON ANDERSON WILSON TOWERY YOUNG LINGUIST ANDERLITCH McDANIEL BAUM WOOD RIVEIRE DAVIS Row 4 ROBINSON WETHERELL NEWMAN LANDMAN HUDSON KLEIN BARNARD Row 5 WEINSTEIN HENDRIX VOYLES BARNHILL BAUM Penta Club Among Paschal s most worthwhile extra currlcuIar actlvltles IS the Penta Club a group composed of students who have made A throughout three years of hugh schooI mathematlc The club was orgamzed un 1918 by Mass Charlne Noble for the purpose of Increasing Interest ln mathematics The Penta awards ribbons, letters and puns to puplls making hugh grades an mathe matics The club also sponsors slude rule classes each semester and participates an the Moth Day Program Oftucers for thus year are Kenneth Baum presndent Rosemary Orton vuce presudent and Wann Lyle secretary Mass Carolme Ganther ns the sponsor QW OFFICERS ROSEMARY ORTON Vice President KENNETH BAUM President WINI KLYE Secretary Q . 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' 5 , . ll ll ' ' S . . . . . 1 I - . -I I I 1 1 1 I I - 'ui Row I BROWN BERG ROWIN McCAIN CARNES CREED LEDERMAN HOLT Row 2 NICHOLSON STERK OLIVER HUEY COX DUKE BAVOUSETT .lumor H lsforlans To encourage members to record lntere tmg Incidents of local hustory IS the purpose of the Jumor Hlstoruans The club was organized In 1937 when students ln Room 234 began wrntmg stones of My Famxly In the Clvul War The dn rector of the Texas State Hlstorlcal Assoclatlon thought that thus would be an excellent way to record local history and In I937 the .Iunlor Hlstoruans became an affiliated organization of the TSHA Since that time Paschal students have had over one hundred stones of local hlstory published In the official maga zlne of the Junior Hustorlans The club under the sponsorshup of Mlss Ruby Mlxon at Paschal and wuth Mr Boyce House as cltvzen sponsor plans to attend the state convention un Austm an the fall Oftucers are Jo Ann Rowm presudent Raymond McCann vlce president and Claure Berg secretary YM C17 OFFICERS CLAIRE BERG Secretary RAYMOND MCCAIN Vlce President JO ANN ROWIN Presnclent E ,A H -if V -Q22 f W ' ,X Q I ' c .f I ' 2 L f 1 1 fw,,: l ,W :ii N! , 'R'-,NV . , . . 0 0 0 ,, . F. . . J . ,, . . . . . , Q - Q N, .. . ,, . . . . ,, .- 4 . it . . . . . . .sw KM, , . . .. f . ' X . . I R' . . . . ik ,313 LX I . E . I Sv . . . . 1 V . . . l . . A4 ' 1 ' , - Honor System Council Dedicated to instilling into the student body the ideals and principles of the Honor System, the Courtesy Council was first introduced to Paschal in T941 by Principal O. D. Wyatt as a by-product of the Honor System set up the previous year. The Courtesy Council is made up of a representative group from the students. One representative and an alternate are elected by the students of each homeroom at the beginning of the term. These pupils must have no grade below a C and an A in citizenship. The Council handles the sales of annuals each year, puts out a student directory, and also sponsors the annual homecoming. The officers this year are Bruce Pike, president, Tim Jones, vice president, Phyllis Cawley, secretary, and Dan Alexander, program chairman. The Council is sponsored by Miss Lucy Payne and Miss Alta Beal Blanton. f-vi 1 ug 1.-nr OFFICERS TIM JONES Vice-President PHYLLIS CAWLEY . Secretary BRUCE PIKE President DAN ALEXANDER Program Chairman 'Row I SUTHERLAND ROACH HANDY FOSTER BLANTON ANDERSON VAN ARSDALE BILLINGTON CRAWFORD LAMBDIN HOPKINS MUELLER GREGORY MAINES Row2 HILL LYLE MORELAND HINER CANTRELL MILLER DARRAH ACOLA FOX KOOPS BRITTON HATCHER RILEY YOUNG HODGES Row 3 MATHEWS REED ALEXANDER TINKLE NORTHCUTT CAMP NAYFA SCURLOCK BARRETT FRYE LAMAR KEY HAMPTON SPARKS SUMNER LANDMAN 'Row 5 MIELLMIER CAWLEY TRABER HANN BEAN ELLIOTT CONOLEY LUTZ BROWN RVEIRE NATKIN HAILEY 'Row 6 BLANTON PAYNE KLEIN LEGATE PIKE KITTRELL TOWERY GARRISON BOWEN McCOLLUM BAUM 'Row 7 BROWN JONES McCOLE KNODE HOLT HENDERSON PRICE 'Row 8 VELA BALTHROP WHITELEY TINSLEY BARNHILL REDDING neu, xizoe, coivm, svnofss, oo'uo, ROSENTHAL, sANoLeR, LRADFORD, fszuzoiia, DALE -new 4, Funvms, GAMMAGE, Cub Reporters One of the newer clubs Ln Paschal the Cub Reporters Club IS composed of sophomore students who worked on lunnor hugh school pap rs during the previous year The Cub Reporters plan to take gournalusm and later wnll wrnte for the school paper Speakers from the Press and the tar Telegram have glven pomters on good wrltung to the club OFFICERS The sponsor IS Mrs Margaret Caskey Officers are Joe Lltte JOE LITTLEJOHN p,-e5,de,,f lohn presudent Charlotte Caldwell vsce presndent and Gary CHARLOTTE CALDWELL vtce Pfestdenf ZUmWf ' Sef'e'C Y GARY ZUMWALT Secretary Hx N dl- 9' Ro l WOOD FORSYTH MARTIN LITTLEJOHN ZUMWALT CALDWELL SNODGRASS THOMAS WENGERT , e ' ' . . ' , : , : . . , , v4 7lfl9Rwws ,W fyww L W. M-...W , W Y 314 , at Y Lg 4 ' X .- H . .,., k 431. v ' ......., A W if ... ' mi ji A M I if .w V . W : V I I I I 1 1 f . .lumor Red Cross The .Iunlor Red Cross as the only club un Paschal wath one hun dred percent school membership The actlvltues of this club con slst of sponsoring an old clothes drlve preparmg gift boxes, fur mshnng entertamment for veteran s hosputals cookne druves and commumty servuces In general if-1. The Jumor Red Cross begms nts membershup druve In the fall and representatuves are elected from each homeroom Meetings M MN are held every two weeks and dlITerent prolects are duscussed Mrs Cathernne Elllott IS the sponsor OITncers are Bob Wulson OFFICERS presldent Pat Sterlung, vuce pressdent, and Caroline Coleman, PAT STERLING V159 Preydenf BOB WILSON President CAROLYN COLEMAN Secretary secretary N. e e wfewgw, SYM' f 1411 Maw-1 My W4 'Row I WILLIAMS MILLER McCLISTER FREEMAN ANDERSON COLEMAN MITCHELL WARIX MATNEY POULTER 'Row 2 EDDINS GILLETT WEBB FRYE JONES ORTON ALLISON ERWIN WARREN CUDD CRAWFORD RAVEN RIGNEY 'Row 3 BROOKS THOMAS FORSYTH SMITH GOLDBERG OLIVER HARTMAN GREENHAW LAINE PEAVLER WALLUM RUBIN WEATHERBY STEINBERG ELLIOTT Row 4 STERLING COOPER RIVEIRE FROST SMITH WILLIAMS CODER MARTIN STANLEY KLEIN CUNNINGHAM HELMS ERICKSON GARRETT 'Row 5 CLEVELAND RIVEIRE JONES PATTON WILSON STEINBERG HUNT DAVIS CLINE MARTIN SMITH , - 4' I - . . . , . . . . 9 I I S . . . 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I I '- I - IL A I I- ff of V' I f f I I S ' A I A-We fx A M I , I f f 4,L.,f':4' -Ifk ' Af' I 1' x f A IU, .1 1-f :rf .- lu r . - I I ' J , f, , r ' T ,xi 1 r 1 COMPANY L Rowl RICHARDSON WEINSTEIN WALSH T JONES MART NEZ KING BASSHAM HAILEY GILMORE Row 2 REYNOLDS Sponsor NEWMAN LEWIS G COBB MILLER ZUMWALT BURNETT JOHNSON J HAMILTON JIMMY McGUIRE Row 3 I COMPANY M RowI BROWN D McLAIN BROCK ASBURN RASHTI R EVE CONDITT HARRIS ROBERTS Row 2 TOWNSEN Sponsor LEMON WALLACE DODD LEDBETTER GAINES GATTIS VOYIES Row 3 JOHNSON C McKIMMEY DUNCAN WORTH NG TON WELCH HENDRIX TURNER ODOM BROWN J GOOLSISY, HAIR, I-IOLSHOLJSER, HAMILTON, JACKIE, MORELAND, RANSONE, Rinrnizo, BATTLES: LAND, 'HUFF, WALSH, F. ' I 'M COMPANY I Row I REEVES BRAND ZRAGOFAS KOEN CANON WOODDALL BENTON BROWN R Row? LAWHON Spon or PEARCE LEDERMAN PARKHILL SAYLIS JEFFERSON THORPE JOHNSON A BAER Row 3 DEMPSEY REDFORD MCKENZIE LEWIS F DRUM MERCIER DYSART FLOYD McCAIN COMPANY K Row! SCOTT SEHESTED CORTHAY POTTS HART Row 2 SPARKS Sponsor USREY LEMONS McCOY DALE 'EYBA Row 3 CANIZARO KNOPP POYNTER BROWN C ROSAMOND HEAD GILL I F E , 1 7, E, I l' ' 1 , , , , , f , ,4' r , S, , . . I '. 1 . . . x we 5 K T . K, x. ' wx Y S W S -T. L, x S t ,L . 5 , . kr A Q S- X . . . . i IVIIV is - J PASCHAL BAND The Paschal Band strives to introduce students to better music for leisure time and to increase school spirit. The Band was organized in 1922 by J. C. King. In 1938 the band became co-ed and rapidly grew in size. Colonel Whitehurst, the present director, took charge of the band in 1943. Since that time it has become the largest in the city and one of the best in the state. ln addition to playing for football games, pep rallies, and assembly programs, it takes part in public and patriotic parades, the T. C. U. Clinic, the All-City Festival, Solo and Ensemble Events, and various other activities. DAVID GILLMORE, Drum Major 1,5-an-Q-l l -491' 3 iii- ' Alix? 'ww X Rowl KROG LINGUIST HUDLER CRANDELL BARNHILL NEWMAN PHILLIPS PALMER CALLOWAY STERLING PETERSON RAVEN Row2 TAYLOR WEST SMITH CANIZARO SALTERS JONES ESSEX CAMMACK CLIFTON GILLMORE FITCH MC DONOUGH HOLT CURTIS WILLIS BURNS Row 3 KEY CUNNINGHAM DECHERT RECTOR HATCHER HULL GIGER ALEXANDER NOVEY JONES ROBINSON MC CLAIN WRIGHT REED CORBELL HAYS NOE SLEEKER BAIN LACKEY CLAYTON BROWN MC LANE MC DONOUGH Row 4 THOMAS GRANTHAM HEWETT DEES ROBINSON WHITEHURST ROSAMOND COWLEY FOX SCURLOCK LURIE DICKSON MC CARTY HOLUM l in V V ,- M I , 5 z I '7'f l 5, XM ' l ,C.f.4L 141, M, . v 1 X ' I fl , I 1 1 I Q I X 9 l 'M ' . I f ,, , I l .J I 1 X 2 ' 1 ' I , I , I , ' , , I, I , , I , I f I I . : I llll I I I al' PASCHAL MUSIC DEPARTMENT 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 tor assemblies and P. T. A. programs. Joe Cleveland is concert master. Every year a program of beauti- ful Christmas music is given for the pupils of Paschal. In the spring another concert is also given, and the Orchestra takes part in the All-City High School Consert. This year the orchestra attended the Highland Park Music Festival in Dallas, and in February, twelve members attended the All-State Music Festival in Galveston. Another important phase of the orchestra is the Ensemble, made up of ten people from the string section. Two important concerts were the ones given at T. S. C. W. and the Spring Concert. The En- semble also played for various teas around town this year. I I- T . ML, 1, ,ll , 3 wl f if - A ' Ist violins: CLEVELAND, CONCERTMASTER, HENDRIX, RIGNEY, MUNDHENKE, BLACK, WARREN, MQ MLW KELLY, MITCHELL, LEWIS '2nd violins: PARKER, DUNAWAY, MC CLISTER, JONES, STANLEY, WILLIAMSON, LOCKEY, PEARCE, CONDITT, ROBI- SON 'VioIas: HODNETT, DENBY, CLEERE, CLYDE, 'Celli: COOPER, SNODGRASS, ARCHER, BLANTON, BRAZELL, BRECKEN- RIDGE, BREWSTER, MARTIN, MAC MAHON, WIGLEY, WOODMAN, TEDDLIC, 'String Basses: BAILEY, LUTZ, CLEVELAND, TUN- STIFF, RITCHIE, DUCLOS, BALL 'Flutes: ADAMS, STERLING, RAVEN, KNOPP, SCHOTTA, 'Trumpeh BAER, HAYS 'Clarinet HOLT, WEST 'Bassoom RANDOLPH 'Horn: GILLMORE 'Percussiom HEWETT, TUTTLE, CAMPBELL X -.-quvP , STRING ENSEMBLE HODNETT WARREN DENBY HENDRIX CLEVELAND RIGNEY BAILEY MUNDHENKE ARCHER COOPER ,Af 1 Io P dlp ll .a 11H1l'5 19 9 'ar' K., 7f,Z7 AMA ' mmf? W' JQAAA 5 1f1!gLVAdff,,If PIANO CONCERTO CONTESTANTS Sealed LLOYD SCUR OCK f' si place nne S9 d g RETTA R YNOLDS SYLVIA PARKER JAMES ROBINSON JOE ROBINSON . 'A M P 'y . .L , I I I I I- AI: II,f nf, ',' ' X I C' 51 F4- 14'IvH3tQi' ' 'S . , 1 'I by Q 4-. ix-si 1. f 0 I Csvf, IIF1 I I ..- I I M ., ' : L , If wi r' anin:LO- C ll GIRLS GLEE CLUB 'Row I REYNOLDS SMITH RODRIQUEZ RASHTI CHASTEEN JORDAN BILIINGTON WYNNE FORSYTHE ROTHMAN ANDERSON LEVELAND Row 2 CROSS KILLGORE OLIVER LANIER HADEN EDWARDS TUTTLE WOOD FLETCHER 1 MIXED GLEE CLUB Row I ORVIG SELLERS PAFFORD DUNCAN CARTER HACKNEY Row 2 DACUS PRIDDY MUSES BLACK SKINNER COOPER AVERITT MC KOWN MITCHELL HODGE5 Row 3 JACK WATSON UTTER GILL ROBINSON CLEVELAND WHITE MORELAND PARKER MORRIS COMPTON ISHAM JULLINS f I I Y 'L aRAY, BRAHMN ' new 3. sMnH, WARD, s'1evsNs, CLTDE, aunhow, LUTZ, THOMIVSON, CROW, Fuufoizo, CARDWELL, Rosi BOYS QUARTET om ROYSTER WHITE COLLINS R I LUTZ WATKINS R 2 MUSES BLACK JACK SELL RS GIRLS SEXTET ' ow : , ' ow 1 , , , E PASCHAL 1 Y 252 af, . HB: L 22 ' A-, 4,52 tfa' . ,X x EVQM 315 V145 rex' k ,,n Wi x ' 2Qff21g1?9fQ' , 'Y Y' .2 H WE' , ,si 1+i,.x ' I A. ffl. A ,wi fi? 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I 25141 4321 6 A 66 W Il ll . 5322 if T agmginfls I , , f' A ' ujmkfig A I 3, S. , ' 66 V V A - .......... 41 6 X 5 N ' ............ 7 27 ' ,.....,r. . I ,. 27 21 ill ..r, ........, . .. 26 6 , 6, .,r..r,,,,r.,r, , 28 o gg X--.1 NOMINEES FOR THE ALL DISTRICT SQUAD sosav HUu-1 s Roasnr wrme RALPH MAR 4 sNooKY snmcox Rossnr rowsnv JOHNNY coznr A TEAM FOOTBALL The 1950 football season was one of the most successful m recent years Runnung mamly from the double wmg formation the Panthers fmushed wuth a 7 2 won and lost record Paschal s seven vnctornes Included trnumphs over Amarullo and Odessa two hughly regarded teams Besides the victory scored un the non conference game wnth Woodrow Wilson were wnns an four conference games The Paschal offense was sparked by the passing of Bobby Hughes and the running of both Johnny Cozart and Robert Towery Operatnng from the T and double wang formahons the Panthers scored a total of 236 Pounts whsle allowmg theur opponents only 140 pounts 5O FOOTBALL MANAGERS B. DAVIDSON, B. xnooe, R. smon G' SNOOKY SIMCOX End Junnor JIMMY TALLEY Guard .lumor Hughes breaks fhrough HOMA HILL Back Semor JOHNNY COZART Buck Jumor GARY PERKINS Tackle Senior x wi, n-..,, AIM 'E '3- 333,443 ww 1 nf! Panther speed RALPH MARTIN Cenvcr BOB WILSON End ROBERT WHITE Cenier BILL COURTNEY Bock merchanfs Cozarf and Burf colcborafe for o gcan Senror Jumor Junior Senior BOBBY HUGHES Bock Junior if Wy fit., 1... 'fd ww 5 ' , ,sf A W , ' Q 'ivQX?QQfiiEN2 , N , ' iw. ibxxgxga Qxtgfsgiwx -Q: . ' El f 'f Q -Qffxa, R351 Q5 , rw, P4 .3 1- 'QI M x O5::::::g.. xy W V .9 h' , 1 ..s,,n Y : fig 45 a, :fi '- -...A W' , I ,W Q r .. V -, so E W A 5 f .f if sm 'fm I xii? .Q 4 N 1 ' . -- Q .N T .- V51 I ' Q' xv, , -NS E 'zwgff-xv 'Q f il? X W f ZW ff XYZ! Roberi rolls agcmsi Rwerslde TAYLOR End Senior FRANK HOPKINS End Senior JIM BOSWELL Tackle Senior ROBERT TOWERY Bock Semor WELDON BURT Buck .Iumor W. 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I, w ,'-v ': ,.:A-- , -A ag: .Q .V, V I 4, 4 N 0 JH , ' A ,XA 'Q' JIMMY HANRAHAN Tackle Sennor PAT BROWN Guard Senior DON GRIFFIN Center .Iumor GAINES GODFREY Buck Junior BRUCE PIKE Bock Senror Hughes fo Wilson Touchdown af! 1 'CY .45 Marfm and Simcox move an for the kill WALTER HAMILTON Bock Senior H.. -an RICHARD SIMON Manager BILL KNODE Manager DUANE WHITE Tackle Junnor BOB ALDERSON Guard Semor DIXON HOLMAN Guard Semor Q ervm' Q 4 ,QP Q 9 FK! ww, Row I ROYST::R BAGBY MORGAN HUGHES HALL ROGERS BRADFORD PASCHAL HEATWOLE REED 'Row 2 TAIT manager DONNELLY BURNS DALY MC CULLOCH JONES CARSON BUTTRELL MATSON ROSENTHAL HAYNES R w TURNER coach SCHLENTHER MC COLE WOLFENDON BRIGHTWELL KREVITZ MOORE LYNN MIDDLEBROOK HUNT GRIFFIN Row 4 BLACK coach TOTENHAM GILL KITTRELL JOHNSON STEPHENSON BARDIN WHARTON MCCLINTOCK BU FORD MORRIS B TEAM FOOTBALL The I950 B football team although not as successful as Its bug brother, was also a good team Theur schedule Included two games with each of the other cnty B elevens The seasons record was two won sux lost, and two tled Malnstays ofthe team boys who should go tar In later years were Clnftord Donnally, George Brughtwell Wayne Bardm and Clnfton Morrls Skull practice for B team coaches Charles Turner and Forrest Black. l if ff' lc' Left to ght CHARLES STEELE BOB WILSON DONALD KARGES BILL COZZENS JOE HARDGROVE BOB FISHER JIM MAY FIELD CHARLES FERREE WESLEY PUCKETT JAMES WOOD METO MITEFF Brownwood Sherman Greenville McKinney 1951 BASKETBALL It s now or never boys' THE 1951 SCHEDULE 1'-I. p PHS Brownwood McKnnney Greenville Austin Austnn Dorlngerfleld Polestlne Ncccdoches Mt Enterprnse Tech Carter Arlington Hts North Side Poly Carter Tech North Sade Poly Arlnngton Hts Sidney Lomer Lomor North Sucle OPP 32 30 20 30 27 36 48 31 31 48 47 43 Vi' 6 174 H I ... ' , ..., ,, ., . V ,vzvl b V N N N M - 1 . , 1 v 5 W wa, f ' 1 3 3? ' rl' ' H I ff I I .x ' 3 4 4 ' I I . I X I 'Q J f .5 . J .Q 'I J I 5 , , K I ,, 3 Y 4 5 as - Y i I , ' Nt, i . 'A It . ' I , 1 4 K , 2 xy 2 I y , y . 5 , , ,- Q I Y - M A 5 , '41 ,ff A N, ,, . P. H. S. O p. . . . 50 32 51 35 30 29 ' 37 23 ' 42 28 ' 39 27 ' 63 34 ' 44 39 ' 45 40 ' - ' ' 63 21 ' 65 62 52 35 . ' 55 35 35 15 Teamwork and passing spelled success for the 1951 Paschal basketballers. Compiling a 22-4 season record, they fought their way to the sixth Paschal district title in eight years. ln the State Meet the Panthers took fourth place. A sextet of Bill Cozzens, Joe Hardgrove, Meta Metitt, Wes Puckett, Charles Steele, and Bob Wilson were the main factors in the success of the Purple and White. Cozzens and Hardgrove were named to the All District Squad Hardgrove also received All State honors for his play during the State Meet At work on new techniques is Paschals master of basketball strategy Coach Charlie Turner Two state titles six district titles and an over all total of l8O wins and 23 losses in eight years is his amazing record Paschal basketball managers Robert Petta Jack Rattikm Murvale Richards comparing scores mn-mm Uv!-anuunag,l xnxx -LJ 144 ,X . . , ff is 'of' ik if x., 'Lx -' 16 ' .. Nc sl? fp I 5: gil P M 70.152525 K Mk l .4 fl 8 l 5 --.. , 35 -L, H.. 'gg' f '-- .N du ' .Ht-. ' 'A V . D' all 'x -4 -.'3E:, . I f M 1 4, 'W SQ out! Panther fofal. BOB WILSON, Forward 7- 5 s. JIMMY MAYFIELD, Guard DONALD KARGES, Forward wrxu 1- , ! Q N, N WS Saw 'K 448 Q B961 ini U is , Ubi OHS! X iv E ,1- xxxxwk W1- E tin, fr ,M 'vi gy ll 5 1, af N A M Y' .... . . ,.,., Q, P 5, QW, --zh 1 ' ' 2. 1 2 1:-. V, 5 Z., ,.,. E5 fl: .4 1 5 'iw . 5 X S 5,23 Q X I X ll K Q-A I , Q X 1 ,., N M x y -J 7 , I V- Left to nght Mcrtmez Whnte Guess Whately Sanders Duncan Matthews Rosen Scaling Pomdexter If thus years Panther B team Inves up to nts 1951 record Panther teams will be hard to beat an future years Led by Harry Scalung and Albert Whute the team Hnlshed Its campangn wuth a 14 1 record Other standouts on the team were Don Sanders Pete Guess Hugh Porn dexter, and Rlchard Bulmen B BASKETBALL ln the squodroom before a game 5 1 , I I 1 , 1 f I - - 1 1 1 1 1 ' . T7 in. rkff ll 1 4 .4 K- . ms. 'Ms At . Left to nght 'Bottom row Wxse Shlllmg Rogers Bull Thomas Goodell Harrns and Burns Row 2 Mayheld Tate Durwoy Davus Porterfleld Dodd Stelnburg Bovouset Paschal Deering Dees and Dunaway Row 3 Redding Mgr Whvte Reeves Muddlebrook Palme Royster Buford Tottenham Keller Sulllvon Sowell Mures and Coach Horner 'Row 4 Prlce lmn Peterson Stewart McCoy Redford Hardgrove Puerce Ryan Shevelond Renshaw and Goodell WUT: ZW Coach Durward Horner and Manager Bob Redding look over a new bat ,rw Av' ' of WW In svn, hi. ff lb! L.. Wuth a nucleus of five returning lettermen Coach Durwood Horners 1951 team IS ready to match the ettorts of the last years State Champions Leadlng thus year steam are letter men Bull Deering Joe Hardgrove Henry Keller Jam Mayfield, and Alfred Paschal This years pre season whlch Includes games wuth Sher man Waco Temple and Austun should pre pare the Panthers for acqunsltlon of a third straight dtstruct crown W asv Q:-,gin if' ,. E.. 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Oh my aching back. naul,.A Bottom row Left to right Vaught Muller Munoz Toman Welsh Lewis Payne Weatherell Bagley Row 2 Wren Godfrey Slmcox Bardm Hunt Klttrell Reed McCulloch Vela Haynes Salmas Webb Row 3 Davldson Mgr Hammett Zumwalt Bartlett Novey Harben Hopluns Taylor Moore Verner Baum Barnhart Patton The 1951 prospects are the brightest In several years for track Backed by nune returmng letter men thus year steam hopes to wm the clty champ lonshlp they lost by only a half point last year Several meets an both Texas and Oklahoma are on the Paschal schedule Wuth lust a llttle luck many vuctorues and many new records should be establnshed by the Panthers TRACK COACH C W BERRY ,mm . , - . . . . b I I f , 1 I f f - - , I 1 I I I , 1 , . ' : ., , 1 I , f , f I , , . Q, . , . . 1 I . I I ty - 1 , ff I J' Jo 1 A -wg-N an 1 Disionce men Iimber up. Panther leffermen check resulfs Coming of? fhe blocks. Touch your toes. SWIMMING -Left to right, 'Bottom row: Blair, Ruthgeber Graner, McCulloch, Minter, Barnard. ' Top row: Wingert Baum, Kiellunder, Lewis, Freese, Stuckeri. GOLF TEAM - ' Row I: N. J. Whitehurst, instructor, Don Bodi- GIRLS - ford, Jack Laves, Vance Minter. ' Row 2: Victor Tinsley, Rush Brader, Harry Lederman. ' Row 3: David Rubin, Billy Fitch, Tim Sue Walker, Elsie Bernhardi Jones. 151 Q' . ,.4+, f , Wm . Standing: Paula an, Bonita Bass Seated 4 -r 1 S H1 :fx 5 ck fa ik! 52 'lx 5,513 A PE. Eh , 6' ' E.: K QU Syi hi-til J lv r Dorff laugh Black, he los? forty pounds, Superesclesmon Keller sells cz mop. Send the boys of? with the spiril. Foorbollers Honrohon, Hill, Horben and Boswell board bus. -:K The sficlry por? of foofboll, Heavy, heavy hangs over their heads WW? XY 1 3 . A N. fb: vi f , 1 2 am? 5 f-new A 2 f f .f if z 1 ' egg? 5 2 ff: -m.. 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