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

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1954 volume:

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A ' If W Sgiig, 1954 in-JUN ML ,,., .fag-ZLVJU A 553256, .VfN, A f,,5lQQ,2k Lkjgggfqik fx., PUHEWUHD It in the future years this book brings back to memory your glorious Paschal days -those cherished ideals of scholarship, courtesy, loyalty and co-operation, of pur- ple and white worn with pride, of athletic contests won and sometimes lost, of joyful years spent upholding the school's undertakings, of friendships deep and lasting, or awards and honors iustly bestowed -then we have attained our purpose in capturing for you between these pages the true spirit of P.H.S. STUDENT HIJIIY IIPPIIZEHE JAN EVANS ......,..,,, ,, Secretary JIM BRONSTAD , . . . , . President DOTTIE ENGLEMAN . , Reporter ROBERT CROW , Vice-President 'I ei' 0. lx s wan, Niiibl -5, X A y f 6 LQ 4- 4--' ,. V Q -mf 'SH 1 X -Y M . ,fn -11- Aa KT,1 A u-A HDMI ISTHATUHS UFFIEE PEHSUNNEI. Left: O. D. WYATT Principal W. A. MEACHAM J. P. MOORE Assislunf Superinfendenf of Schools Superinienclenl of Schools HUBERT CHERRY Assislani Principal FRANCES REED Dean of Girls 1... VELMA EADS MARIAN WOLFF MILDRED WENDELL GLADYS PARKER Nurse Secrelcry Secretary Regislror SFC. JOE BATTAGLIA R. O. T. C. IRIS CAMPBELL Librarian DORIS CHENEY Hisfory PMI LTY GWEN HOWELL DOROTHY JONES O. D. MCCAULEY LOUISE MCCLANE Hisfory Home Economics Truck Coach Home Economics WILLIAM REID CREOLA SEARCY NINA TERRY CHARLIE TURNER Mafhemafics Ari Disfribufive Education Baskefboll Coach 5 25, 5 595265 . i':EM . ay 34. . In 5, X 5' H5314 . 4 X 1 4 S 4 wi 5?' '41 Q HS is ' f gg Riagg A ' F5 8 i Q 1 1 ' ' gm 1 ' . 3 72 3 .3 15 2' ix E ni' I Q is 'iw 5 W ' 1 5 :fag- 32 A MLM, M .,, .. ggzgwq ,M .. Wwzlilf h - E , iii 'VS fi len. -'Y -XY :I Bbw S . an :ei ill '35 ji, .f 4 . 'A M' ii ? . 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Sponsors MARGARET MITCHELL WILLIAM KRAUTER GWEN HOWELL Snninrs The members of the class of '54 left their respective iunior highs, Doggett, Rosemont, McLean, and Park- er, and arrived at Paschal in the fall of '51. During their three years at Paschal the seniors have grown much richer through their scholastic attainments. The class activities included a theater party on February 'l2, a garden party on March 8, Senior Day and the class picnic on April 22, and the dinner dance on Moy 20. The Parent-Teachers-Association makes it possible for seniors to enioy these social activities. The class attended the All-city Baccalaureate ex- ercise on May 30 and was presented with its diplo- mos at commencement on June 3, 1954. This year's class will always be remembered, not only for its scholastic ottainments, but for the out- standing mark it has made in other phases of school life. Seniors elect officers ABLES, BOB ABLES, JIM ALDRIDGE, SHIRLEY ANDERSON, CAROLYN ANDERSON, DAVID ANDERSON, JUDY ANDERSON, OLIVER ANDERSON, ROBBIE ANDREWS, ANN ANDREWS, BUBBA ANDREWS, EUGENE ANDREWS, NANCY APPERSON, LANELLE BAIRD, BYRON BALES, BOB BARIA, JANIS BARNES, JOE BAUMGARDNER, GWEN BEALS, SUE BEARD, LILLIAN BEECH, JACK BELCHER, GAY BELL, BEVERLY BELL, SANFORD BERNSTEIN, LEONARD BLACKMON, DIANE BLAIR, JULIAN BLANSETT, KAY BLUM, RONNE BOBO, MARY LOU BOOTH, JIM BOOTHE, BILL BOOTS, RAY BORGERS, BILLY BOWEN, RAY BOYD, LEON BRACHMAN, MEROM BRAKE, JOE BRAND, BILL BRANKSTONE, KETTIE LOU BROCKMAN, BARBARA BRONSTAD, JIM BROWARD, NANCY BROWN, JERRY BRUCE, CAROLYN BUCK, ANN BUFORD, ALICE BUIE, EUGENE BURCH, LEROY BURLESON, BETTY BYRD, DOUGLAS BYRD, FOY CADDELL, DANNY CALHOUN, GLENDA CAMP, JO ANN CAMPBELL, GAIL CARMICHAEL, DAVID CAUSSEY, CHARLES CHERIN, ELLI CLAMPITT, DAN CLARK, DONALD CLAUNCH, JOHN CLAUSEN, AL CLEERE, SHIRLEY CLORE, SANDRA CLOUD, GEORGE CLYNCH, ANN COBLE, LAFERN COLEMAN, BETTY COLLISON, NELDA JO CONNER, CRYSTELLE CONSTANT, CHARLES COOK, DOROTHY COOLEY, JO ANN COOPER, DENNIS COPLIN, GERALD COPPEDGE, DAVE COURTNEY, BILL COVINGTON, JAMES COX, MARGEORY ous 0, Class nf '54 COX, TOMMY CRAVEN, EILEEN CROW, JOHN CROW, ROBERT CULP, DAVID CUNNINGHAM, PATSY CURB, WAYNE CURTIS, MARY ANN DASCH, MARY DAVIS, BOBBY DAVIS, WELDON DAY, EDDYE DEEN, FRANK DE LA GARZA, SERGIO DEWBERRY, WILBURN DIETERT, SCOTT DOMINY, BEVERLY DOMM, LUCILLE DONATHAN, SANDRA DOSS, LEA DOTY, IRVIN DREWS, JERRY DUNCAN, ANN DUNN, ANN DUNN, GERALD DURWAY, CHARLES DYSON, NANCY EADES, MARGARET ECHOLS, GENE ELTELMAN, EDWARD ELDER, KAY EMERSON, LINDSEY ENGLEMAN, DOTTIE ENNIS, RAY ESTILL, BOB ETHERIDGE, MARY EVANS, JAN FAIRLAMB, BURR FERGUSON, JOANN FIELDS, RAY ELLEN FISHER, RONALD FLYNT, TOMMY FONTAINE, PAT FORRESTER, GERRY FRANCE, ELEANOR FREEMAN, RETA GALLOWAY, LOIS ANN GANO, GINGER GARDNER, DOUG GARLAND, PAT GASH, GLENDA GEE, DOROTHY GIEGER, GERRY GIVENS, BOB GOEBEL, LEO GOLDEN, MARGIE GRANT, NANCY GRAVES, JEANNINE GRAY, BRADFORD GRIFFIN, JANIS GUSTAFSON, FRANCES HABERZETTLE, CONNIE HALL, SHERMAN HALL, WAYMAN HAMMOND, SYLVIA HARLAN, DOLORES HARPER, BARBARA ANNE HARRIS, BRYAN HARRISS, DORIS HARRIS, NEWTON HARVEY, MARGARET HAWKINS, DON HAYES, JIM HEFLY, LINDA HELTON, BETTY HILL, EARL HILL, JEAN HINCKLEY, KATHERINE HOBBS, SYDNEY HOCKER, RUTH HOERA, NORMA HOGAN, BEVERLY HOLCOMB, LINDA HOLCOMB, TERRY HOLLABAUGH, TOM HOLLAND, ANN HOLLEY, ARTHUR HOLMES, SHIRLEY HOLT, JOHN HOOK, SUE HOPKINS, ROBERT HORN, LUCILLE HOUTS, DORIS HUBBARD, SUE HUDDLESTON, ELDON HUDDLESTON, SARAH JANE HUDSON, DOUG HUFFMAN, MICKEY HULSIZER, BOBBIE HUMPHREYS, WANDA HUTMACHER, HENRY INGLE, DE WAYNE JAMES, DALE JEMISON, BILLY JENKINS, MARILYN JENKINS, WALLACE JOHNSON, DONALD JOHNSON, JO ANN JOHNSTON, MARY JONES, LARRY JUN, MARIAN KARNES, BOB KASTNER, ANN KEENE ALICE KEETER, DOYLE KEITH, JOHN 00 sn V' class nf '54 EJ-AJZQ5 KELLEY, LIONEL KELLOGG, PAUL KEMP, E. J. KEY, BEVERLY KEY, JAN KIDD, MELBA KIRBO, ANN KOCH, CHERRY KOEPPE, PAUL KRAUSS, GAIL LACAVA, WAYNE LANE, STANLEY LANGDON, LILBURN LANTZ, JOAN LARSON, ALICE LAWRENCE, KAY LAWSON, SHIRLEY LEE, DANNY LEITO, DONNA LILES, BARBARA GAYE LINDSAY, BETTY JO LINDSAY, SHIRLEY LINGUIST, DOROTHY LITSEY, MARLENE LITTLE, JAMES LOCKER, ANITA LOGAN, SHIRLEY LOPEZ, MARY LOUISE LOTSPEICH, SUE LOUIS, DONALD LOVE, HAZEL LOVE, SAMMY LOWE, JEAN LUCK, LESKIE LUSKEY, ALVIN LYON, HELEN LYONS, JUDY MCBROOM, BOB McCULLOUGH, DON MCCULLOUGH, ELLIS MCCOLLUM, DICK I McCULLY, VONDA MCFARLAND, SUSAN McKEOWN, SHARON MCMAHON, ALMA MCMICHAEL, WARREN MACK, TEDDY MAERSCH, CLAUDETTE MAINES, PATTIE MANNING, LYNNE MARTIN, DON MARTIN, RONNIE MARTIN, SHERRILL MAYNARD, JO ANN MEAD, CHARLENE MEHL, REALENE MELTON, CAROL MILLER, MELBA MILLER, RICHARD MINAHAN, MARY BETH MINK, LYNN MINTER, ALICE MODESETTE, MARY LOU MOONEY, JIM MOORE, JERRY MOORHEAD, MARY INDIA MORGAN, CLYDE MOSES, GLENDA MOULTON, JACK MOUNTAIN, KAY MUIR, JOHN MURPHY, JUNE NAYFA, JEANETTE NEMOEDE, CLAIRE NEWBY, MATTIE NEWELL, VIRGINIA NEWLAND, DON NIX, VIRGINIA NORFLEET, MARY ANN NORMAND, CAROLYN NORRIS, JIM NOVEY, BARBARA NUCKOLS, STUART O'BRIEN, JIM ODELI., MARY JEAN ODUM, ARTHUR OTEY, JAN OWENS, MICKEY OWENS, ROSE ANN PARKER, BETTYE PARKER, DAVID PARKER, ROSIE PARSONS, SUE PATTIE, DON PATTON, BOBBY PAYNE, BOOTS PECK, GLENNENE PEGG, JAMES PENDERGRASS, PAUL PENDLETON, TINA PENNINGTON, MIKE PERSON, BEVERLY PETERSON, MARY MAE PEYTON, JOY PFANNKUCHE, FRITZ PHIFER, DON PHIFER, DUDLEY PHILLIPS, LEROY PHIPPS, PHYLLIS PIERCE, BRIAN PILANT, JANICE PINCKARD, SALLY PITTS, WYNNETTE PLANKEY, ANN PORTER, HOWELL POSEY, JEAN ous 0, Q T Class nf '54 2.535 PRAGER, DOROTHY PRICE, GINNIE PRIDDY, BILLY PROCTOR, CHARLES PRYOR, CAROLYN PSENCIK, JULIUS PUFF, JIMMIE QUILLIN, BILLY RAINWATER, WALTER RANKIN, KAYO RAPP, BOBBY REEVES, PATRICIA RENFRO, TOMMY REYNOLDS, EUGENE RICE, MARY JANE RICE, SHIRLEY RICH, MARTIN RICHARDSON, SANDRA RICHHART, KARL ROBBINS, ROSCOE ROBERTSON, WILLIAM ROBINSON, L. E. ROFF, JOAN ROGERS, CAROL ROGERS, J. T. ROLAND, CHARLENE ROSS, JOE RYAN, FRANK SANDERS, FRANCES SANKARY, EDWARD SANKARY, LILLIAN SCHAAR, PETE SCHMALRIED, DAVID SCHUSTER, SANDRA SCOTT, JEANINE SELLARS, DONNIE SERVIS, ROBERT SEWELL, DON SHANBLUM, MARILYN SHEVELAND, SARA SHORT, JAMES SHRUM, NANCY SHUGART, SUZANNE SHUTT, MARILYN SILVER, RONNIE SIMONDS, JIM SIMMONS, DON SIMMONS, WESLEY SIMPSON, ANITA SLAUGHTER, ANN SLAUGHTER, MARILYN SMITH, BEAUFORD SMITH, BENNETT SMITH, BERT SMITH, CAROLYN SMITH, ED SNELL, SHIRLEY SNOW, BEVERLY STARR, RICHARD STATEHAM, EDNA STEARNS, JEAN STEPHENS, BOB STEPHENS, ODETTE STEWART, JOY STIMSON, TROY STIVERS, ROGER STOKER, ANN STOVER, BILL STREET, ANN SUDDATH, JOHN SULLIVAN, SALLY SVITAK, JOE TAWATER, BETTY TAYLOR, ALAN TEAGUE, JOY TEAM, C. B. THOMAS, BEVERLY THOMAS, JEAN THOMPSON, JACK THURMAN, BOB TINKLE, GLENDA TUCHIN, SANDRA TURNER, LINDA TYER, ZITA TYSON, PAT VAUGHAN, MARTHA ANN VELTE, PAUL WALSLEBEN, H. P. WALTON, WOODY WARD, ANNE WARREN, MICHAEL WATSON, JAMES WHITAKER, ROBERT WHITEHOUSE, JEAN ANN WHITWORTH, ARLENE WHITWORTH, MARLENE WILLIAMS, JANE WILLIAMS, JUDY WILLIAMS, PEGGIE WILLIAMS, ROBERT WILLIAMSON, GERALD WILLIS, DON WILSON, ANNETTA WILSON, DON WINTER, DICK WITTY, NANCY WOLFF, PAT WOOD, CAPTOLIA WOOD, GERALDENE WOODARD, CAROL WORSHAM, EVELYN WREN, MARY NELL YOUNGBLOOD, DIANE ZAETLER, SANDRA ZETHRAEUS, CAL ZIMMERMAN, DALE J U N I ll H 5 DHS W-,nv 1? 'Www 1' J Ml':'.w1sw' if :H Qi ' wgsas sk . 1 EM I i9555 5LQ,,? WW, -L ,, L- A .,.,, 3 f-,M .,, , AM? w l w r rm H .,,. I I. . ., mkssl, wiser: ,. ,BRN-' S' .sf , ,,,, Lg LM k ' Ei'iiff?iW ., f 4 R, ? if K rap, .- , X K 95.5 flgA,f?,,1,,,m wg K f 9 - IMHML, -.wmv ,nw Q 2 Q' W wg, 'g'feswj4,, f .la .fs 5 ,mf s mm , ,MH as A g Sponsors DOROTHY JONES A. D. PICKETT NELL BYRNES ALTA-BEALL BLANTON .Iuniurs The class of '55 returned in the fall as Juniors, bringing with them pleasant memories ot their initial year at Paschal High. After class organization early in the year the Juniors went on to contribute to all school activities. At Homecoming the Juniors traditionally decorated the lunchroom, spending hours twisting crepe paper to add to the color of the school. The other class activity was a picnic in the spring. Next year's Seniors were a vital and active part of P. H. S. during the '53-'54 school year. Juniors vote ALBERT, DARLENE ALEXANDER, GRACE ALLEN, RICHARD ALLISON, PAUL ALMY, SISSY AMES, SAM ANDERSON, ANGELA ANDERSON, ERIN ANDREWS, KEN APPLEMAN, GORDON ARDOYNO, PHYLLIS ASHMORE, PATSY BAILEY, MARY HELEN BAKER, CAROLE BAKER, DOYLE 'BAKER, JIMMY BAKER, JUDY BAKER, PAUL BAKER, ZYLA BARBER, LESTER BARLOW, BOB BARNES, ELIZABETH BASHAM, EDDIE BEAIRD, CHESTER BECKER, SANDRA BELEW, PAT BENNETT, JOHNNY BENNETT, LOU L gym I W' vm , M, , 3 I I Q 'B 9' qw K , is B L 1 Q I lg , 2 I Sxwfi 'G .5 Y T zzg. ': ,X ,jgcfsffggsl fJi:'f, f1'i ' - lr' wimlfi - I fifw 5 '7 f-Si . 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Y J Risk e.-.se , , ,jk f 4 I 533 is sa ak Xia , A Sw Y.: I A S-my 3 ii S ,L N if 0 Q A Q BENTON, CHERRY BERNHARDI, FRANCES BERRY, DIXIE BERRY, GREG BEVERS, BOBBIE SUE BEYETTE, BARBARA BIRCH, JIMMY BLACKBURN, TOMMY BLALACK, SONNY BLAZER, RUTH ANNE BLAZI, LINDA BOGGESS, LACY BOHN, ELIZABETH BOLEY, VIRGINIA BOOKS, SHARON BOWER, MARILYN ERESLAU, MARVIN BREWSTER, WEBB BRIGGS, JACK BROOKE, PAULA BROOKS, DARLA EROOKSHIRE, EDDIE BROWN, GARY BROWN, JAMES BROWN, JERRY BROWN, MARVIN EROWN, NITA BROWN, SHIRLEY BROWN, VIRGINIA BRUCE, GARLAND BUNCH, DARLA BURFORD, JANICE BURMEISTER, JUDY BUTLER, BOBBY BUTTRILL, JOHN CADWALLADER, JUDY CAMPBELL, BUZZ CAMPBELL, MARTHA CAMPBELL, ROBERT CANON, JERRY CANTRELL, CONNELLY CANUTESON, BUBBA CARGILL, VICKI CARTER, BILLY CARTER, HORACE CATES, SUE CHAMPION, RHETA CHANDLER, MAURICE CHASTEEN, BETTY CHAPMAN, TROY CLARK, DARRELL CLARK, JOHNNY CLEMENT, SANDRA CLOWER, ALICE COLE, GLENDA JUNE COLLIER, JOHNNY COLLINS, FLOYD COOK, EDWARD COOMBES, CAROL ANN COOMER, BEN coopfn, sms coorek, SALLY covlrr, reusssu. cozav, SARA COZINE, DON CRAIG, KATIE CROSLIN, MARY CROW, MARGIE CRUMP, BETTY CUNNINGHAM, DON CURRIER, MARY DAWSON, DONNA DAY, NORMAN DEAN, JANE DEAN, MARY DEAN, ROGER DEES, JIMMY DEES, MADGE DEL TORO, SONIA DESMOND, PAUL DOAK, GEORGE DONAGHE, BOB DONALDSON, BERKELEY DOWNING, SAMMY PHS ogg, Class uf '55 DRENNAN, COY DUNLAP, JAY DWORKIN, DAVID DWORKIN, MARLENE DYE, GENE DYER, RICHARD EAKER, CATH EY EDMUNDSON, MARGARET EDWARDS, JERRY ELLIOTT, JAMES ELLIS, MILDRED ENGERT, JOHNNY ERWIN, HARRY ESTILL, DELORES FAGAN, KATHERYN FARMER, J. R. FARR, JOHN FARRELL, GARY Fenwick, PAT FIELDER, SHIRLEY FISHER, DICK FLETCHER, Jess Fosrsn, DIANNE Fousr, MARY FOWLER, RUSSELL FRANKLIN, MORT FRENCH, VELTON GALLOWAY, HELEN GARNER, SYLVIA GARRETT, BOBBY GARRISON, JO MARIE GARZA, TONY GASH, GLORIA GEIS, HAROLD GIBBS, JIMMY GILBERT, RAY GILES, GERALD GILL, VIRGIL GILLETT, BOB GINN, YVONNE GIRDWOOD, CAROLYN GLEEN, EVELYN GODBEY, GLORIA GODDARD, BILL GOUGH, GLORIA GOULD, SUE GRAHAM, JOHNNY GRANDEY, WENDELL GRAVES, EDGAR GRAVES, HENRY GRANT, TOMMIE GREEN, NANCY GREENE, JANNIS GREENEY, CAROLYN GREER, ANN GREER, CHARLENE GRIFFIN, BUNNIE GRIFFITH, BOBBY GRIMES, ANITA GUESS, BARBARA HACKNEY, BARBARA HAGGARD, DON HALL, CAROL HAMILTON, PRESTON HAMM, WANDA HAMMETT, LARRY HANNAH, BARBARA HARDING, TABB HARRIS, ANNA PEARL HARTER, COWAN HAUN, NANCY HAWLEY, DON HEDGPETH, DON HEDGPETH, ZELDA HENINGTON, WILLIAM HENRY, PHYLLIS if -se, 'FS ,. HEWITT, MOONYEEN HICKS, BILLY HILLMAN, ELEANOR HODGES, BILLY HOFFMAN, LYNN HOKE, rl-:An HOLLINGSWORTH, ED HOLMES, DICK HOLT, NANCY HONEYCUTT, MARY JANE HOOD, AL HOPE, ANITA HORNER, DOROTHY HORNER, THELMA HOUSTON, JOAN HOUSTON, LINDA HOWARD, JANET HOWARD, SALENE HOWELL, HATTIE HOWELL, VALERIE HOWINGTON, JOHN HOYT, LEROY HUDSON, BILL HUGHES, DORIS INGEBRITSON, GENE JACKSON, BILLY JACKSON, VIRGINIA JOHNSON, ANN Class JOHNSON, SANDRA JONES, BEVERLEY JONES, BOBBY JONES, CHARLES JONES, GINGER JORDAN, JOE JORDON, VIRGINIA KEEN, BOBBY KELI., RICHARD KELLEY, JOYCE KELLY, KEITH KENDALI., BOB KENNELLY, JACK KENYON, KATHRYN KEYCHUM, SHARON KIDD, MARTHA KILLIAN, BEVERLY KILPATRICK, JIMMY KING, MYRNA KINGERY, JEAN ta I W KINNEY, TERRY KIRK, ANN KIRKLAND, LINDA LAIL, PEGGY LA MONT, DOLORES LANE, TOM LANGE, JUNE LANIER, DIANE LANSFORD, JOE LARSEN, DANE LARUE, CONNIE LARY, SANDY LAWLEY, TOMMY LAWSON, HELEN LEMOND, ROBERT LESSER, HERBERT LEWIS, BEVERLY LINDSAY, ANNE LINDSEY, RICHARD LLOYD, PEGGY LONG, JOE LOTT, JORGE LOWRANCE, DORIS LUCAS, RUBY LYNCH, JERRY LYND, BOB McBROOM, PAUL McCALL, NANCY McCLURE, GLADYS McCLURE, SAMMY McCULLOUGH, KAY McDONALD, BOBBY McDONALD, MYRNA McKNIGHT, MARYLYN McNEILL, DAVID McSTAY, NANCY MAINES, JANICE MALLOW, CECIL MALONE, CATHERINE MALONE, DAVID MALONE, MADONNA MANESS, MONROE MARSH, JIM BOB MARTIN, FREDA MAY MARTIN, MARY JANE MARTIN, TOMMIE MARTINEZ, GRACE MASON, BILL MATTHEWS, JOYCE MATTHEWS, NANCY MATTHEWS, PATTY MAY, RUBY MEADE, BARNEY MELTON, TOMMY MOFFETT, JO ANN MONDIER, SUE u B1 an' I J n ww Q, Q A. ,... .95 . My i f mf,42, -N li i I MOORE, CARL MOORE, DOROTHY MOORE, LINDA MOORE, ROD MORGAN, STEVE MORELAND, FRANK MORRIS, DIANA MORRIS, DICK MORRIS, LARRY MOSELEY, LINDA MOSS, RONALD MOYER, MICKEY NASH, CAROLYN NAYLOR, JOE NEWMAN, TOM NICHOLSON, FRED NORTHINGTON, JAN NORWOOD, HERSHEL NUNNS, JEAN O'BAUGH, JOSETTE OLIVER, MARILYN O'NEAL, DON O'NEILL, PATYY ORREN, GARY OSTERHAUS, DOROTHY PALMROS, ALEX PARKER, JOYCE PARNELL, JAN Class nf '55 V3 I Q OO Vw 5-JPEQB PEEK, GEORGE PETTY, DON PEREZ, ROSITA PETTA, JANIS PFLAUM, PETE PICKENS, ANDRA POOL, MARY POPE, BERNICE PORTER, SHARRON POTTER, SYLVIA POWELL, JIM POYNOR, PAT PRATER, RUDE ANN PRATT, CAROL PRESTON, PAT PRINGLE, TERRY PURSELLEY, GLENDA PURVIS, BILL JEANE QUATTROCHI, VERNA QUILLIN, BARBARA 1 QUILLIN, RONNY RAMBO, LOYD RAMM, MILDRED RAY, JOY REA, CAROL REDUS, JERRY REED, JOHN REED, KAROLYN RHINE, GENEVA RHODABARGER, SUSAN RICHTER, BOBBY RIDDLE, BOB RITMANICH, JOE ROACH, PONCIE ROBINSON, ALIX ROBINSON, VELMA ROGERS, SHERLENE RUFF, JOHN RUMPH, BETTY RUSSELL, DAVID RYALL, BARBARA SACKS, BILL SANTOS, PAULINE SARGENT, LYNN SAYNES, PATSY SCHAEFER, CLIFFORD SCHELLINGER, NORMA SCOTT, ELIZABETH SHEAR, BILL SHIPP, BEVERLY SHRAKE, BRUCE SHUTT, ROGER SILVA, MARGUERITE SIMON, HENRY SIMPSON, PODY SINCLAIR, ANN SKIPWORTH, LOLA SKIPWORTH, TERRELL SKYRME, CALVIN SMILEY, MARY SMITH, GERALD SMITH, HARRIET SMITH, JIMMY SMITH, NORMAN J SMITH, SHIRLEY SMITH, SUZY SNOW, DAPHENE SNOW, GENE SPEAR, sossv SPRINGS, PEGGY SPROLES, DEANNA STEEL, PAT STEPHENSON, RAY STEWART, MARY STINNETT, RUBY ST. JOHN, PHILIP STOTTS, JERRY STOTTS, JIMMY STOVAL, WORLETA STOUT, BILL STREETMAN, LOU ANN SVITAK, JIMMY SUTHERLAND, DARREL SUTHERLAND, JARREL SUTTLE, JIMMY SWITZER, BILL TALLANT, GENEVA TAYLOR, JACK TAYLOR, MIKE TEEL, NANCY TEICHMAN, DAVID IEJADA, NOEMI THOMAS, BILLIE JO THOMPSON, BILLY THOMPSON, CHARLES TIMMONS, TERRY TISDEL, JERRY TOLBERD, GARY TOMAN, CORLISS TOMLISON, CAROL ANN TONETTI, ROBERT TRAVIS, ARTHUR TRIMBLE, CLAUDETTE TUCKER, LINDA TURNER, GEORGE TYER, EMILIE UNDERHILL, DONALD UNDERWOOD, PEGGY UNGER, NANCY UPTMOOR, HENRI ANN VAN NOY, HELEN WADE, DELIA WAGGONER, BOBBYE WAHLE, RONALD WALDROP, JOHN WALKER, DOROTHY WALSLEBEN, PEGGY WALTERS, BOB WANAMAKER, JANIECE WARD, GERALD WARD, OZELLA WATSON, MARGARET WEEMS, WALTER WELCH, JAMES WETSEL, NEVA NELL WETSEL, ROSS WHARTON, SANDRA WHEELER, BILL WHITAKER, DEANNA WHITLEY, RALPH WHITLOCK, LARRY WHITTENBERG, JEAN WILBUR, RICHARD WILEY, JIM WILKINS, ANN WILKINSON, RAY WILLENBURG, TIM WILLIS, FREDA WILSON, BILL WILSON, CARL WILSON, DAVID WILSON, JULIAN WILSON, SUE WINNETT, BARBARA wlNsLETr, JIMMY wlNsTON, DOROTHY wOMAcx, JOE woon, FRANCES WOOD, LYNNELL WREN, JOYCE WREN, LEE WRIGHT, CAMILLE wYNN, CAROL Yeus, sosanz YOUNG, DON YOWELL, JERRY zuaa, ALENE ! ':::n :En H E S CLASS FAVORITES SHIRLEY PULLIAM A ARTHUR BAIRD -M... Sponsors ELIZABETH HULL N. J. WHITEHURST ZELMA RHODES GERALD WARD Enpllnmnres The Class of '56 was oft to a fine start as Paschal- ites, after a reception on Fish Day. Upon adjusting themselves to the new school and electing officers, the lower classmen were accepted and respected. Much progress has been made since, and the class is developing into a promising success and a definite future asset to the school. l Stamp the sophomores ADKINSON, JIMMY AHOLA, BOB ALEXANDER, MARGE ALEXANDER, SUNYA ALLRED, ALICE ANDERSON, CLAUDIA ANDERSON, JAMES ANDERSON, RICHARD ANSEL, PATSY APPERSON, LARRY APPLEBAUM, SARADEL ARDOYNO, ROCKNE ARMSTRONG, DALE ARNOLD, JIMMY ASHBROOK, PAT ASTON, ANNA LEE ASTON, PEGGY AYLESWORTH, LEOTA BAGLEY, TED BAILEY, DANNY BAILEY, DOROTHY BAIRD, ARTHUR BAIRD, BEVERLY BAKER, FRED BAKER, LOU BALCH, BOBYE BALL, MARY BETH BALLEW, NANCY BARKER, CONNIE BARNETT, GLENN BASS, CONLEY BAUMGARDNER, NORMA BAXTER, DON BEARD, ANN BECK, WAYLAND BENNETT, SUE BERNSTEIN, LEE BERNSTEIN, NANCY BERRY, RAY BERRY, WILKES BERZMAN, JOY BETTS, JEANETTE BETTS, RACHEL BICKFORD, SALLY BIERDEMAN, CAROLE BIGGAR, BILL BIGGS, JOHN BILLS, GARLAND BLACKBURN, KAY BLANTON, BOBBY BLOCKER, DIANNE BLUM, BOBBY BOLES, WALTER BOOTS, BARBARA BRADSHAW, LYNN BRANSOM, CAROL BRASWELL, CAROLYN BREVARD, JOHN BREWER, MICKEY BROILES, DAVID BROOKS, JERRY BROOKS, THERON BROOKSHIRE, RONALD BROWN, ANN BROWN, GAIL BROWN, HORACE BROWN, JOAN BROWN, VIRGINIA BRUTON, JUNE BRYAN, SHERRILL BUCKINGHAM, ROBERT BULBROOK, HARRY BUNNELL, HARRIET BURCH, WESLEY BURGERSON, RONALD BURMEISTER, BEVERLY BURNETTE, WANDA BURNS, GLENDA BURNS, SAM BURROWS, FAYE ai fx I , K' 'L .. ...il .K N Q I A rg , f .IPA rv., Q.. 3. if .Af Na gk 5' I 'YE' SE? A F, I x Q me ws U A eh . ky .Q K E A A ' fswgmf .f . , ., I,-12,355-!g,?9 -. A - A .fmz .I- I -4 CROW, FRANCES CROY, VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM, SANDRA CUNNINGHAM, WANDA DARWIN, SONJA DAVIS, BILL DAY, BILLY DAY, sI-IEIIRY DEAN, HAROLD DEAN, Joe DeBUSK, RANDY DELANEY, GEORGE DELP, DON DERRYBERRY, DON DOBBS, JERRY DOMM, MARY DOUTHIT, PATSY DOUTT, SALLY DULANEY, CAROL DUNAWAY, JANIS DURHAM, RICHARD DWIGHT, GARY DWORKIN, JUDY DYESS, MARY LOUISE ECKOLS, CASSEY EHRSAM, ANN EITELMAN, RAY ELLINGTON, KEVIN ELLISON, W. L. ELSHOLTZ, CRAIG ENRIQUEZ, TILLIE ERDWURM, DONNA LEE ERNEST, CAROL ESCHENBRENNER, BILL ESSEX, MARSHA EVANS, ROBERTA EVANS, ROSIE EWELL, BETSY FARMER, LINDA FAUNT LE ROY, JANE FAWVER, GLENNA FERGUSON, PATRICIA FIELDER, CHARLES FISHER, EVAN FLOYD, MARLENE FOLSOM, PAT FOOTE, LARRY FORSYTH, CAROLYN FORSYTHE, PATSY FOSTER, JANE FOSTER, SARA FRANCIS, CLARICE FRILEY, ROSEMARY FROST, BILL FUES, GAIL GAEDKE, RUDY GAITHER, MARGARET GALLIER, LORETTA GARRETT, SANDRA GARRISON, FREDIE GAUNTT, BUBBA GEBHARD, TOM GIBSON, BILLY GIDLEY, MAEVON GILILLAND, ARLENE GILL, HURLEY GILLELAND, JOE GLOSUP, KATHLEEN GODFREY, GAIL GOLDSTEIN, SUE GOLLAHON, GERALD GOOLD, JUDY GOSNEY, LINDA GRAHAM, SHERRY GRAY, WENDELL GREEN, BILLY GREENE, CULLUM GRusBs, BARBARA GUERRERO, RACHEL GULNN, MARIE -m....ff awww K2 , I I , GUYNES, JOYCE HAMPTON, NANCY HANKINS, NANCY HARDGROVE, CAROLYN HARRIS, JUDY HARRIS, MARTHA HARRISON, JIMMY HARRISON, PHILIP HARRISS, EDITH HARTER, KAYE HARTMAN, JERRY HARVEY, BARBARA HARWELL, WENDELL HAUGHTON, GLEN HAWKINS, HAROLD HAWTHORNE, LEE HAYNES, OLA JANE HEILMAN, LAURIE HEILMAN, LILLIAN HELM, RAMONA HENDRICK, ADRIENNE HENRY, JOHNNIE FRANK HENRY, WYNELL HERMAN, DON HESLIP, LYNDAL HESTER, DEETTA HEWETT, DONNELL HICKY, DAVE HICKS, FAYE HIGGINS, DAVID HILLARD, CHARLIE HILLIARD, SHARON HOBBS, DAVID HOBBS, GENE HOLCOMB, BARBARA HOLDER, WAYNE HOLLINGSWORTH, ROBERT HONAKER, JOE HOLT, MARTHA KAY HOOK, BARBARA HOOSER, NANCY HOPKINS, JOE HORNE, MARY LOU HOUTS, ELIZABETH HOWARD, GEORGE HOWE, KAYE HOWSE, BILL HUBBARD, KENNETH HUDSON, LINWOOD HULL, NANCY INGEBRITSON, RONNIE IRVIN, LUDY ISHAM, MARION JACKSON, CAROLYN JACKSON, CHARLIE JO JANES, SANDRA JARVIS, MARY JO JENKINS, GEORGE JOBE, JIMMY JOHNSON, BUDDY ALLEN JOHNSON, HOWARD JOHNSON, JUDY JOHNSON, NORA JOHNSON, SANDRA JONES, BEVERLY JONES, BILLIE JONES, DELIA JONES, JACK JONES, LINDA JOSEPH, JOHNNY JOYCE, LUCILLE JOYCE, O. J. JOYNER, LARRY JUVENAL, JERRY KEESEE, LEONARD KENNEMORE, BOBBY KERBY, AMELIA KING, ERNESTINE KINNEAR, BARBARA KINNEY, BOBBY KIRK, LYNN KIRKLAND, MARTHA KIRKPATRICK, CHARLES KIRKWOOD, PAT KLODQINSKY, MARCIA KNOWLES, CHARLES LACY, .IO ANN LAMPMAN, ROSE BETH LAND, JERRY LANDERS, WANDA LARSEN, HAROLD LAYNE, GENE LEATH, BEVERLY LEATHERWOOD, NANCY LEGER, MARGARET LEVY, ROSLYN LEWIS, DON LEwIs, ELAINE LITTLEJOHN, MARY RAY LIVELY, ROY LIVINGSTON, BARBARA LIVINGSTON, NANCY LONG, JOY LOONEY, BOBBY LOUGHRIDGE, RICHARD LowE, JACQUELINE LOWE, MARTHA LYKINS, GAYLE LYON, KATHERINE MEADAM, MYRNA McAFEE, PORTER McCARTHY, SUZY MCCONNELL, PATRICIA McCOWN, FRED MECULLY, MARILYN McELROY, CRAIG McFARLAND, EVELINE McGEE, MARY KATHRYN McKEE, DORIS McLAIN, BARBARA McLEOD, GARY McMULLIN, DONNA MCMURRAY, PATTY McNABB, CHARLES MABRY, ANN MACK, PAULA MAGNESS, ALTON MAGNESS, KATHRYN MARSH, JANIS MARTIN, JERRY MARTIN, JOAN MARTIN, NANCY MARTIN, NITA MARTIN, NORMAN MASSENGALE, JUNE MASTER, JANTCE Mnrnuo, TERRY Mnnows, PATSY MELCHER, Jon-IN MERIDETH, TOM MEYERS, ROBERT MEYERSON, MORTON MILLER, JO ANN MILLER, RAY MILLER, RONNIE MILLER, TOM MILWEE, RICHARD MINGUS, DOLORES MINK, PATRICIA MIRON, ARTHUR MITCHELL, BILL MITEFF, CHRIS MONTGOMERY, EARL MONTGOMERY, MANIDEL MORRIS, MELISSA MORROW, MYRNA NELL MOODY, DON MOODY, EUGENE MOON, WILLARD MOONEY, JANE MOORE, DON MOORHEAD, DON MOSES, JOYCE MOUNTCASTLE, GEORG MURPHY, PATRICIA MYRES, DOUGLAS NELSON, JUNE NELSON, VERNA NEWSOM, BILL NEWTON, NANCY NICHOLS, JUDY NIX, JOE NORCROSS, FRANKIE NORCROSS, ROY NORRIS, BRETT NORRIS, FRAN O'DONNELL, SANDRA O'FIEL, CHARLES OLMSTEAD, LINDA PACHECO, RICHARD PAIR, JIMMY PATTERSON, JIMMY PAYNE, HERSHEL PETERS, TED PETERSEN, GAIL PETERSON, BARBARA PETERSON, MIGUEL PETTY, I. D. PIPES, DONA PIRTIE, BOBBY POSEY, RODNEY POWELL, PAT PRATER, ROY PRIDDY, ELBERTINE PRINZ, LINDA PRocTER, JIM PsENcIK, ROBERT PULLIAM, DAVID Puu.IAM, SHIRLEY PURVIS, FREDERICK PYLE, PATRICIA RAINES, FLOYD RAINS, MARVIN RAKOOVER, BURT RALTON, JACKIE RANDALL, CHARLES RANDLE, JIMMY RANGEL, HELEN RANSOM, MARGARET RAPP, EVELYN RASHTI, JEANETTE RAY, MAXWELL REED, ROBERT REID, ALMA REID, CAMILLE REID, LENA RENFRO, SHELIA REYNOLDS, WILLARD RHINE, MELBA RHODES, NANCY JO RICKMON, SUE RIDDLE, SAMMY RIORDAN, KATHRYN ROAN, JO ANN ROMMER, ETHEL ROOKE, LOY ROSS, JUNE RUBIN, BENARD RUSSELL, ELVIN RUSSELL, MARILYN RYAN, LINDA SANDERS, FRED SANDERS, TOMMY SANDIFER, SUZANNE SATEPAUHOODLE, BETTY SCHULER, FRAN SCHUSTER, JONNIE SCOTT, BOB SEBESTA, WILLIE SECRIST, PATSY SEGLER, DANA SEGREST, GENE SEHESTED, HOWARD SEILHEIMER, WILMA SELLEH, RICHARD SHERRILL, VELMA SHIPLEY, ELOISE SHOTWELL, BENNETT SHULTS, WILLENE SIMMONS, LAUREL SIMS, RETA SMITH, DAHLENE SMITH, JERRY SMITH, J. L. SMITH, JUDY SMITH, KAYLEE SMITH, MARY SNOW, SANDRA SOLOMON, DIANE SOUTHARD, ANN SPAIN, MARTHA SPARKMAN, ETHEL SPAULDING, NORMAN SPILLMAN, BARBARA STANLEY, ANN STANLEY, DAN STANLEY, JAN STEELE, GLENDA STERLING, EMMA JEAN STEVENS, BOBBY STEVENS, RICHARD STEWART, ANN STEWART, PAULA STOKER, DAVID STONE, JOHN STORY, PATRICIA STOVER, CARLOSS STOUT, ANNE STOW, CAROLE SUITE, GAILE ULLIVAN, LYNN SUMRALL, RUTH ANN SWAN, RODNEY TALLANT, CATHYE TAYLOR, SUE AYLOR, WINSTON TEAGUE, NANCY TEJADA, NOEMI TERRELL, CATHERINE THOMAS, PATRICIA HOMPSON, BEVERLY THOMPSON, JOHNNY THOMPSON, JOYCE THORNTON, DOLORES TINKLE, JIMMY mme, MARY UPTON, Juus Toon, MIKE Touven, WAYNE TOMLIN, DALTON TOTTENHAM, JOAN TREVINO, JOHNNY TURBEVILLE, GLEN TURNER, SCOTTlE TURNER, TOMMIE TURNER, WALTER TUTOR, BARBARA TYLER, BOBBY VANCE, ESTIL VANCE, PAULA VAN ZANDT, HENDERSON VANDERPOOL, KAY VAUGHAN, ANN VAUGHAN, CONNIE VAUGHAN, JACK VAUGHAN, SHARON VEGA, SARAH VELTE, ROWENA VILORIA, BUDDY WALLACE, LYNDA 3 Q, I ll H H A N I Z A T I I1 N S DS H mwmmm-W WWMWR ,, 1. , - Q1 3 kk A swi- was - J QQ -1 5' yf , 3 Q , M, M W if my 5 My Q ST DE T SEB IEE The Student Service Council is the representative body of the students. It guides and sponsors activities concerning the school and student body, while acting as the coordinat- ing group with the faculty. The Council has as its purpose the promotion of Paschal's standards of scholarship, cour- tesy, cooperation, and loyalty. The honor organization is composed of one elected representative and one elected alternate from each home- , room. The Council, under the direction of its sponsors, Miss OFFICERS Alta-Beall Blanton and Miss Lucy Anne Payne, publishes the SANKARY YYYYYY v. ,,,,,, Vice-President MCCULLOUGH .. .. . Secretary RAINWATER ,,,, , President ' Row 'l: LANIER, McCULLOUGH, ELDER, LOWE, HARPER, RAY, BROWN, NICHOLS, LARSON, HARRIS. 'Row 2: KINNEY, BUNCH, SEILHEIMER, WOOD, RANSOM, GUESS, ENGLEMAN, HOWARD, WYNN, KELLEY, ANDERSON. Row 3: BROWN, SANDERS, THOMP- SON,, DEAN, SMITH, PALMROS, GILLETT, O'NEAL, OTEY, ANDREWS. ' Row 4: HILLARD, WHITAKER. ' Row 5: LOTSPEICH, GIL- LELAND, HUFFMAN, GILL, MORRIS, MARTIN, CROW. ' Row 6: BLANTON, HOWSE, JEMISON, TYSON, RAINWATER, EDWARDS, BRACHMAN, LARY. ' Row 7: COOMER, EVANS, BRONSTAD, FIELDER, MISS PAYNE, SANKARY, PHANNKUCHE. EUUIIIIIIL student directories, promote Annual sales, and sponsors the honor and grade point systems in addition to its general duties. The Steering Committee, created to make the work of the Council easier includes the student body officers, the Council officers, and two Council representatives from each class. Miss Blanton and Miss Payne also help this committee in their planning. STEERING COMMITTEE ' Row 1: GILLETTE, CROW, PFANNKUCHE. 'Row 2: O'NEAL HILLIARD, KINNEY, SANKARY, RAINWATER. ' Row 3: BRON STAD, McCULLOUGH, ENGLEMAN, EVANS, ANDERSON, ELDER, BROWN. ' Row I: CODY, MATTHEWS, GATTIS, KILLIAN, TUCKER, SIMPSON, SKIPWORTH, LYSAGHT. ' Row 2: RENFRO, KIRKWOOD, HOLT, COOLEY, MOSES, LAWSON, MURPHY, TEEL, ROBINSON. Row 3: PAIR, COPPEDGE, PETERSEN, BUSH, JOHNSTON, STOW, HARTER, TURNER. ' Row A: GILL, PARKER, ASTON, WILEY, MEADOWS, HUDDLESTON, BENNETT. ' Raw 5: HAWKINS, BOHN, HOLCOMB, SLAUGHTER, WEISBLATT, TOMAN, LEMOND. ' Row 6: MILLER, BULBROOK, HALL, MAERSCH, LINDSAY. ' Row 7: BOOTH, BROWN, McCOLLUM, LANSFORD, DEAN, FROST, BAIRD. I PIIEIIHAL IVIUSIE The Music Department of Paschal proves its capability by being one of the most active depart- ments in the city. Its excellent performances include the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert presented in the Paschal auditorium, appearing at school assem- blies, P.T.A. meetings, and the Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. The choruses participated in the T.W.C. Festival BOYS' QUARTET in November at the college. In addition the glee JOE BRAKE' HM BOOTH' BRYAN HARRIS' clubs and orchestra take part in the annual All-City JIM o'siuEN. High School Chorus and Orchestra Concert in Ilruh ' First Violins: KEY fConcert Misfressi, CHAMPION, VAUGHN, NASH, SMITH, COVINGTON, RAPP, FlYNT, HOUSTON. 'Second Violins: BECK fPrincipaIJ, CAMP, PRATER, RAMM, BARKER, KING, LAMPMAN, WATKINS. 'Violasz MCCALI. fPrincipaIJ, CATES, FORSYTHE, GUYNESS. ' Cello: STEARNS fPrincipaIJ, CAUGHEY, POTTER, CROY. ' String Bass: I gi ,I I I I A is P - ,I I I V? . S+ I f It it P HEPAHTME T Hstr March, presented at Will Rogers Memorial Audi- torium. The Department entered the Dallas High- lander Music Festival in March composed of entries all over Texas. Several of the students also won places in the All-State Orchestra Appearances at various other functions included 5, performing for the State Convention of High School Principals and for several civic luncheon clubs. Miss Lois Ruth Mitchell is the excellent head of ifi' S the department, directing the Mixed Glee Club, ACCOMPANISTS: Jan Qfey, Elizg the Girls' Glee Club, the Tonettes, the Boys' Quar- beth Bohn, Pat Kirkwood. tet, and the Orchestra. El YOUNG lPrincipali, FORSYTHE, OLMSTEAD, MEADE fcbsentj. ' Fluters: WHITWORTH, MORRIS. 'oboes CHERIN. ' Clorinels: HALLABAUGH, CORDER, ROBBINS. 'Trumpetsz MARTIN, QUATTROCHI. ' French Horns: TURNER, BYRD, PAYNE. ' Trombones: SMITH, WALTERS. ' Saxophone: BRYAN. ' PercvSSi0v1S: DEAN, GARRISON. 'Piano: BOHN. 1 9 T55 ...J Q. , J' gg if M M M 5 I ' I ' I A, . 5 , Ir I 1 ' ' ' 1' Q 5 ' 'L N 'H H H , is . 1 x V E 6 2 J f I ' ' E Q 7 if ,V , vi' gg A ,. ... Y1' Af nz -n GIRLS' SEXTET RUBY MAY, MARGARET RANSOM, CAROL ROGERS, MADGE DEES, MARY LOU MODISETTE, JOAN ROFF. EIHL5' ELEE III. B ' First Row: RASHTI, SECRIST, CODY, McCULLY, MORROW, WILKINS, HARRIS, KIRKWOOD, HOOK, HOLCOMB, MOORE, HOLT GOSNEY. 'Second Row: TAYLOR, ALEXANDER, MONDIER, BERZMAN, BLACKBURN, SOUTHARD, PRIDDY, HUGHES, FOSTER, SUMERALL, HARDGROVE, SMITH, THORNTON. ' Third Row: BROWN, POSEY, QUILLIN, WEISBLATT, MINK, VANDERPOOL, IOHNSON, HARDER, LEWIS, MEADOWS, BROWN, SHULTS. ' Fourlh Row: PORTER, LIVINGSTON, FRANCES, FERGUSON, WIL- SON, NASH, MEADOWS, SIMMONS, BLAZER. :Sf EUGENE BUIE, Drum Major PASIIHI-II. The Paschal High School Band, one ofthe largest in the city with eighty-three marching members, makes about sixty public appearances each year. These are at pep-rallies, half time activities at home football games, and all civic and patriotic parades. The band also entertains at T.C.U. football games. Each year band members enter the regional band meet at T.C.U. for placing in the Regional and State Bands. This year Scotty Turner and Ron- nie Martin, who is student band clirector, also earned chairs in the All-State Band. ' Row I: HALLABAUGH, THOMPSON, DICKSON, DUNN, SNELL, NAYFA, STEARNS, NORRIS, BROWN, BUR- MEISTER, BROWN, STERLING, HEWITT, SPAULDING, CHERIN. ' Row 2: BOOKS, ORREN, PENDLETON, MILLER, CORDER, BEARD, WILSON, BURCH, TURNER, CLOUD, Pres., BUIE, SMITH, BRYANT, NANCE, ROBBINS, HOLT, THOMPSON, SANDIFER, ' Row 3: MOOREHEAD, DELP, ROOK, EDMUNDSON, SMITH, ROGERS, CHAPMAN, B!-ID Under the capable direction ot Col. N. J. White- hurst for the past eleven years, the band has grown until it is now the largest in tive years and the best' balanced instrumentally in the city. The Colonel also directs a B band for those who want to play in the band but aren't quite ready for the A band. B band offers special instruction and training so that the members can later become a part of the A band. Majorettes: LILLIAN BEARD, BEVERLEY BURMEISTER, SHIRLEY BROWN, CAR- OLYN ROBBINS, DOROTHY OSTER- HAUS. BURCH, MARTIN, Student Dir., LAUILEY, QUATTROCHI, THOMPSON, GREEN, MOORHEAD, DEAN, HEWETT, CLAM- PITT, SINCLAIR, RICE, BROWN, PEGG, MclEOD, BERRY, SUITE, SANDERS, GARDNER, SMITH, SUDDATH. ' Row 4: CHAMPION, ESTILL, DEAN, OLMSTEAD, SUTHERLAND, SUTHERLAND, SUTTLE, BASHAM, SKINNER, DANAGHE, NEWBY, LA CAVA, FARRIS, HOBBS, COLLISON. mer 539' f-tr ' Row I: MARTINEZ, ANDERSON, POWELL, ZIMMERMAN, BAIRD, MOYER, CROW, TERRELL. ' Row 2: TEJADA, MURPHY, ZO- GRAFOS, BLAZI, ALEXANDER, ARDOYNO. ' Row 3: JOHNSON, RUSSELL, McCLURE, BETTS, KELLY, SULLIVAN, BOGGESS. ' Row 4: HERMAN, TODD, RUBIN, DE LA GARZA, LAYNE, BUTLER, GAEDKE. P!-I AMERICA III. B OFFICERS ' Row I: ERIN ANDERSON, Vice-president, CAROL MELTON, Presiclentp SANDRA JOHNSON, Treasurer. 'Row 2: BOBBY BUTLER, Reporter, SALLY SULLIVAN, Secretary, PAUL KELLOGG, Sergeant at Arms. One of Paschal's most active organiza- tions is the Pan-American Club, sponsored by Miss Louise Bomar. This club is part of a state-wide organization for promoting better understanding of the Latin-American people. Any student of Spanish is eligible for mem- bership and participation in the meetings which are held on the second Tuesday of every month. In December, club members provide food and clothing for the needy and give their annual Christmas Party. The club participates in the annual con- tests at Austin during the Pan-American State Forum state convention. UNIIJH CLASSICAL LE!-IE E The Junior Classical League is a national activity club for students of Latin and Ancient History. The Paschal chapter was founded by the late Miss Lily B. Clayton on October 18, 1918. The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the study of Latin and Ancient History. The Junior Classical League believes that the OFFICERS modern world can profit greatly by the - Row 1. uvm, virepresiaenr, HoLLANo, President: Nicnois, Sfudy of fhese Subiecfs, Treasurer: SMITH, Critic. ' Row 2: BERRY, Secretary. ' Row Sponsors are Miss Anna Gardner and Miss 3: BERRY, Parliamenfaricng TOTTENHAM, Reporter. Petricia Bookman. ' Row 1: VAN ZANDT, HEILMAN, HEILMAN, FUES, NORRIS, YOTTENHAM, NICHOLS, BROWN, HARRIS, ASTOA. ' Row 2: MORRIS, TINKLE, MASSENGALE, FOKOM, FORSYTH, MOONEY, CRANDALL, IRVIN. 'Row 3: NORRIS, VANDERPOOL, SCHULER, JOHNSON, LYKINS, HENRY, BROWN. ' Row 4: TERRELL, PRINZ, SPAIN, JACKSON, LIVINGSTON, McCALL. ' Row 5: LERUY, JONES, BIERDEMAN, JARVIS, ROMMER, VAUGHAN, STEWART, WISENER. ' Row 6: APPLEBAUM, STOUT, WOOD, ASTON, WHITE, TIPTON. ' Row 7: GOLDSTEIN, BAILEY, ERDWURM, STOW, BERRY, YOUNG. ' Row 8: THOMPSON, MIRON, BILLS, NORWOOD, LIVELY, LAYNE, KIRKWOOD. 'Row 9: BUCKINGHAM, HOLLAND, GREENE, SEHESTED. 'Row IO: ESCHENBRENNER, MITEFF, TOMLIN, BOOKMAN, SMITH, HOLLINGSWORTH. ' Row 11: O'FIEL, BAIRD, MEYERSON, GARDNER, COOMER. ' Row 12: CROW, AHOLA. ' Row 13: FERGUSON, PFIAUM, WHITTAKER, BULBROOK, GOLLAHON, ELLINGTON. ' Row 14: SANDERS, BERRY, HELM, SCHAAR, VANCE. ' Row 15: O'NEAL, TURNER. ' Row 1: JOHNSON, LOPEZ, DOMINY, MOONEY, EWELL, MASSENGALE, BAKER, BUNCH, STATEHAM, SCHULER, LANIER, SMITH, PYLAND, BROOKE. ' Row 2: BAKER, OTEY, KRAUSS, RICE, SHEVELAND, FAWVER, CASON, ENRIQUEZ, BERNHARDI, BEYETTE, MCCULLOUGH, SUMRALL, MAGNESS, MARTIN, CORDER, UNDERWOOD, CRASLIN, BROCKMAN, POOL. ' Row 3: EDMUNDSON, ROGERS, MINAHAN, McKEOWN, KASTNER, HOERA, SLAUGHTER, NEWELL, ANDERSON, McCULLY, WOOD- ARD, GOLDEN, BRYAN, MOUNTAIN, ETHERIDGE, WILSON, PLANKEY. 'Row 4: CROW, HUDSON, SILVER, GAEDKE, JEMI- SON, LIVELY, NEWLAND, BYRD, PROCTER, HOLCOMB, COPPEDGE, STROOP, SIMMONS. 'Row 5: CODY, PUFF, PFANN- KUCHE, FAIRLAMB, BERRY, ISHAM, BELEW, HUBBARD, BOGGESS, FOOTE, HOLLAND, CAMPBELL, RENFRO. ALLIED YIJUTH OFFICERS MARY BETH MINAHAN, Secretary, ROBERT CROW, Vice-Presi- dent, CAROL ROGERS, President, JUDY BAKER, Reporter. Allied Youth is a nationally affiliated organization, recently begun at Paschal. Its work includes the study of alcoholic bever- ages and the best way of life in relation to this problem. The members of the club en- joy discussions and movies on the alcohol problem as well as numerous social gather- ings. The club sponosr is Mr. J. D. Cody. SIIIE IIE EI. B The Junior Academy of Science, a division of the Texas and American Academies of Science, is composed of students interested in science. The club meets every other Thursday to discuss different phases of science. Each meeting has a guest speaker, and each student has a proiect throughout the year. It is sponsored by all science teachers with Miss Elveta Benson as head sponsor. 4 nd' 5 OFFICERS ' Row I: CLAIRE NEMOEDE, Reporter: CATHERINE EAKER, Vice president. ' Row 2: MILDRED RAMM, Secretary, PETE SCHAAR, Treasurer, JO ANN JOHNSON, President. 'Row I: HESLIP, RAMM, PITTS, JOHNSON. ' Row 2: PRESTON, CAMPBELL, COVINGTON, NEMOEDE, EAKER, JOHNSON. ' Row 3: KEITH, BENSON, NEWMAN, POWELL, PUFF, HICKS, HUDSON, SILVER, ELLIOTT. Row 1 LARSON NEMOEDE BERRY 'Row 2 GRAHAM CHAMPION, COFFMAN, POOL. ' Row 3: KASTNER, BUFORD MISS MUSGRAVE COPLIN Row 4 FARR MOORE PARKER THOMPSON, EMERSON. PASEHI-XL WHITEHS III. The Paschal Writers are a group of students interested in creative writing. Miss Mary Mus- grave, sponsor, and guest speakers give the members helpful suggestions on ways to im- prove their writing. Each prospective Paschal Writer must sub- mit some of his work for criticism before becom- ing a member. The students are also given in- formation on literary contests and are encour- aged to enter. i I I ' pg? 'XDR r , lex V!-IEZIBII D5 OFFICERS BETTY PARKER, President, RONNIE SILVER, Vice-president BOBBY PATTON, Secretary. The Vagabonds, organized in 1928, is composed of advanced speech students banded together with a mutual interest in the study of drama. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Miriam Todd and Miss Lucy Ann Payne, business manager, the club presents several one-act plays each year forthe student body. The high point of the year is the annual three-act play given in the spring for two nights with separate casts. Vagabonds are looking to the future for success in the field of drama, as has been achieved by former members. ' Row 1: DAY, O'NEILL, STEELE, GATTIS, CAUGHEY, SHANBLUM, TUCHIN. ' Row 2: HARPER, ZAETLER, ANDERSON, HAM- MOND, LANGDON, PARKER, NORWOOD, TODD. 'Row 3: PATTON, GRAVES, ABLES, SUDDATH, PILANT, RAY, WYNN, DICKEY, NORRIS, SILVER, PRIDDY, GRIFFIN, EMERSON. 'FY r we ii 5 ii-if E s'Q5 ff 3 ,pf S -:mg ,. LITTLE EU EHESS The Little Congress was organized four- teen years ago by Miss Mary Sweet as a girls' debating club. The present organi- zation has many other activities. The most important are studying parliamentary law and contributing to various charities at Christmas. The club's social activities include the an- nual progressive dinner on January I, a banquet to elect new officers at the end of the school year, and slumber parties. ln past years the club has presented a program for the school. Little Congress is under the capable spon- sorship of Miss Claudie Mae Workman. OFFICERS 'Row I: SYLVIA PYLAND, President. 'Row 2: KAY MCCUL- LOUGH, Reporter, MARY POOL, Secretary, KEITH KELLY, 2nd Vice-president. 'Row 3: SUZY SMITH, Treasurer, JO ANN COOLEY, Sergeant at Arms, SUE LOTSPEICH, Sergeant ai Arms, LINDA TUCKER, Parliamenfurian, CRYSTELLE CONNER, Ist Vice- pres. - Row 1: SULLIVAN, NICHOLS, TYER, LA RUE, TUCKER, TLNKLE, TOTTENHAM,McCULLOUGH, BAUMGARDNER, CONNER. - Row 2: PERSON, PYLAND, Hosss, CooLEv, LorsPEiCH, wEED, BERRY, OWEN5, UNGER, PRICE, vAuGHAN. -Raw at GREENE, smm-4, LAWRENCE, KOCH, SULLIVAN, KELLY, wHiTEHousE, MOSES, HOPE, SHUGART, Miss WORKMAN. ' Row I: CAMPBELL, CURTIS, JACKSON, ROBINSON. ' Row 2: LARSON, JOHNSON, CROW, REED, SPRINGS, SPARKS. LIBRARY III. B OFFICERS KAROLYN REED, Vice-president, ALICE LARSON, Reporter, VEL- MA ROBINSON, President, BETTY COOPER, Sec. and Treas. The Library Club, affiliated with the Or- ganized Assembly of Future Teachers of America, a state organization, was organ- ized in 1950, The membership is composed of the student library assistants, who meet each month to discuss library problems, pro- jects, and library publicity. Mrs. Iris Campbell and Mrs. Ophelia Sparks are the sponsors. PUT HE NURSES IILUB OFFICERS JACKIE RALTON, Vice-president, ALICE LARSON, Secretary NANCY DAWLING, President. Future Nurses is a club organized and sponsored by Mrs. Velma Eads. lt is the only one of its kind in Fort Worth and was established this year. The purpose is to study various aspects of nursing, the types of training schools, the degree program, and the scholarships available to members. The group meets on the first Wednesday of each month. ' Row 1: MOYER, WADE, WILLIAMS, DOWLING, HELM, YOUNG, SPONSOR, ' Row 2: PITTS, BLAZER, RAMM, LA MONT, GREENEY, LEGER, LARSON, RALTON. ' Row 1: FIELDS, NEMOEDE, SILVER. ' Row 2: ECHOLS, HARRISS, BUFORD, JONES, MOORE, HOERA, CASKEY, HINCKLEY, KASTNER, ANDREWS, GIVENS, FARR. OFFICERS ' Row l: RAY ELLEN FIELDS, Assistant Editor, CLAIRE NEMOEDE, Editor. 'Row 2: JOHN FARR, Assistant Editor, KATHERTNE HiNCKLEY, Editor. P!-l THEHETTE The Pantherette is published weekly by members of the journalism class assisted by the sophomore creative writing class. lt is the only weekly high school paper in Fort Worth. The Pantherette started its year by placing second in the state in THSPA held at Texas State College for Women early in December. At that time Jerry Moore won first in column writing, and the paper was given a first place by NSPA. Next came the Fort Worth Press contest at which the Pantherette on three first places: front page make-up, Claire Nemoede, Columns, Eugene Andrews and Bobby Davis, and features, Alice Buford. ln March the Pantherette entered the NTSC iournalism contest and walked off with two first places in the state: Jerry Moore in columns, and Sylvia Pyland in news story. The Pantherette placed third in both sports coverage and general paper. ll B HEPUHTEH5 Famous editors and interviewing were topics discussed at meetings of the Cub Reporters this year. The Cub Reporters, an all-sophomore club, is open to those who are interested in journalism. Speakers this year were Caroline Hamilton of the Fort Worth Press and Elston Brooks of the Star-Telegram. Other programs included phases of iournalistic work and a iournalism quiz. Visits were made to an engraving plant and a newspaper plant. Row 1: NORRIS, HEILMAN, HOWE, SANDERS. ' Row 2: MASSENGALE SANDIFER HEILMAN CASKEY NORRIS Row 3 TIPTON, ERDWURM, SANDERS, COFFMAN. Q-Q --M of ' Row I: PULLIAM, HEILMAN, MILLER, GOOLD, POWELL, GODFREY, BAKER, MARTINEZ, LEITO, HAUN, MARROW, ' Row 2: CLEERE, CAUGHEY, KRAUSS, STEWART, BLAZI, BERNHARDI, LACKER, McCULLY, MARTIN, SCHUSTER. 'Row 3: WILKINS, FENWICK, HOUTS, HOERA, WORSHAM, GODBEY, NIX, NEMOEDE, KEENE, LOVE, WEED. ' Row 4: JUN, McADAM, GUINN, WHARTON, SILVA, EAKER, GALLOWAY, McKEOWN, CONNER, CAMPBELL, CROSLIN, ASTON, LIVELY. 'Row 5: DYESS, SHEVELAND, STOW, HILL, BARBER, CURRIER, GANO, POTTER, DEES, FAGAN, ARDAYNO, DREWS. ' Row 6: ELLIOTT, GIRD- WOOD, ESSEX, TUCHIN, PLANKEY, CAMPBELL, McCULLOUGH, MARTIN, BERRY, LAYNE, BERRY. ' Row 7: RYALL, HONEYCUTT, BROWN, LOWE, FLOYD, KITCHUM, JOHNSON, BREWER, ISHAM, RUBIEN, McCOI.LUM, KIRKPATRICK. ' Row 8: TYER, TOTTEN- HAM, UNGER, STANLEY, HOPKINS, BASS, PHIFER, DEAN, LESSER, DOWLING, GOLDEN, FLETCHER. 'Row 9: KIRKLAND, MAERSCH, KELLY, GERALDSON, THOMPSON, BRIGGS, LANE, SIMON, FISHER, ORREN. UNIIJH RED IIHUS5 DICK FISHER, President, .IO ANN JOHNSON, Vicefpresidentg LOIS GALLOWAY, Secretary, NANCY UNGER, Reporter. OFFICERS The Junior Red Cross has as its membership the entire student body. The representatives and aIternates are chosen from each home TOOITI. 'ml' Proiects of the Junior Red Cross include a fund drive in the fall to fill chests for needy children overseas, showing movies for the stu- dent body, putting on programs for several I hospitals, and sending a representative to a i summer training camp. Mrs. Catherine EIIiot is the sponsor. PLYI G P!-l THEH5 The Flying Panthers is composed of students from several high schools and T.C.U. The purpose of this organization is to familiarize students with aviation and the part it plays in our lives. Among their ac- tivities are informative meetings concerning aviation, meteorology, ground methods, search and rescue missions, and first aid. They also have various social gatherings. OFFICERS BOB RlDDl.E, Allernofe: JERRY CANON Vice-president, SANDRA WHARTON, Secre tary, JACK KENNELLY, President. Flying Panthers is sponsored by Miss Mary Mus- grave and Lt. William Hargrove. ' Row 1: KEY, OTEY, KASTNER, BAUMGARDNER, WHARTON, GRAHAM, BUSH, RICE. ' Row 2: MUSGRAVE, SANDERS, CANON, KENNELLY, MOORHEAD, PIRTLE, RIDDLE, MONTGOMERY. 'R Www nw V7 .f:r1- 'Row I: JOHNSON, HUMPHREYS, BOLEY, TAWATER, LAWSON, CLAWER. 'Row 2: BROCKENBUSH, SANDERS, WOOD, MANNING, NEWLY, TERRY. ' Row 3: LONG, DEES, WALSLEBEN, WILLIAMS, NEWLAND, GALLOWAY. ' Row 4: MASSEY, SAY- LORS, WOMACK, FISHER, JONES. ' Row 5: PHIFER, SERVIS, R CHHART, MOULTON. IIISTHIB TIVE EH IIZITIU OFFICERS BETTY TAWATER, Reporter, LARRY JONES, Vice-president, H. P. WALSLEBEN, Presidentp LYNNE MANNING, Treasurer. The primary aim of the Distributive Edu- cation Club is to give the student training cmd experience in the wholesale, retail, and service selling fields on a part time job basis while he is in high school. Each year the club sends four delegates to the state convention. This year's delegates are: H. P. Wolsleben, Karl Richhart, Larry Jones, and Robert Williams. The club sponsor is Miss Nina Terry. YTEE S i I OFFICERS ERIN ANDERSON, President, ARLENE WH TWCRVH, Secretary, MARQENE WH.TWORTH, Treasurer, CAPTCLIA WOOD, Vice- president. The Y-Teens Club of Paschal is a girls' organization affiliated with the YWCA. The club plans sports and social activities for its members throughout the year. Its purpose is three-fold: the club seeks to help girls grow as persons, in their friendship with all races, religions, ' edge of Christian principles. This year the club, under the sponsorship ot Miss Ruth Kirkman and Mrs. Clarice Hightower, has en- rolled seventy-five members. and nationalities, and in their knowl- ' Row lz ANDERSON, GOSNEY, BRASWELL, WHITWORTH, FRANCE, MEAD, ROMMER, JACKSON, JOHNSON, WISENER, NOR CROSS. ' Row 2: BERZMAN, KIRKMAN, EDMUNDSON, LYON, SECRIST, MURPHY, CODY, ALEXANDER, PARKER, JONES, LIV INGSTON, HILLIARD, MRS. HIGHTOWER. ' Row 3: SMILEY, ZUBB, BOHN, ARDOYNO, BARNES, GIRDWOOD, VAUGHAN HOLMES, WOOD, ALDRIDGE, HEDGPETH, GRIMES. ' Row 4: MONDIER, BLAZER, CRAIG, FRILEY, GILILLAND, LuMONT, COOP ER, WAGGONER, COOPER, STREET, MATTHEWS. ' Row 5: ROGERS, WHITWCRTH, LOWE, LYON, SUMRALL, CASOW, SM!TH I Sponsors: KAY McCULLOUGH, GINNIE PRICE, RUBY MAY, LINDA HOUSTON, MARILYN SHUTT, NANCY UNGER. Baffullion Staff: 0 Row 'I: DAVE COPPEDGE, NANCY UNGER, KAY MCCULLOUGH JAMES COVINGTON. o Row 2: DAVID ANDERSON, JOE BRAKE, WALLACE JENKINS SERGEANT BATTAGLIA, BOB STEPHENS, OLIN WOODDALL. ...Mv ,A N W -J N Q 1 '3 ' b , 3 i in 9 0 V' A f i l f 2 f 4, . sv! ,g ii gg i Q ,R kv x hw Q. :S We? x r A ,k.V A g -af W Ty 1 R? mx 1 , 5 gc . a 1 mn W 'E' if xg Q N if ' A 'if 3 , fi, W g .iv K ' ' 1 lf l Q., M Q , 74 1 'P , , 'W . . I f.f-Vi' ' ' ff A -. ' ' N A Q ,-f, .f A ,417 ,Q , , ca. k,,L ..gL ,. , I . H . M 'HW..,f ffzkii fa- . im I x i K .: , , JY 3 W LM .gf :gm-Q I 'af-'mlm wfmfa .L , My I , , . A , i I kkgk Ak I 71 ,K - K i ,fwirk A M 1' gf I A -AAAV J T i 3 x . , im ' A A F Q msg E52 DRILL PLIITLIU STEPHENS, BRAKE, COPPEDGE, GIEGER, JENKINS, CULP, HARRIS, SCHAAR, PROCTER, TIMMONS, BENNET, LYND, HEDGPETH, WINTERS, BAILEY, MOON, WHITE, CLAUSEN, COVINGTON, PROCTER, MAGNUSSEN, ROMINGER, MORELAND, ROOKE, DEE- SEE, CURTIS, PHILLIPS, VAN ZANDT, PRESTON, GIBSON, HICKEY, DICKEY, MELCHER, HARRISON, STEVENS, McCOWN, FISHER, WREN, WILSON, STROUP, BURCH, LA CAVA, SMITH, UNGER. Cadefs and sponsors on parade. Mr. Wyaff gives well deserved recognifion 'F EHEEB LEADERS s Row I: GLENDA MOSES, SHIRLEY LAWSON. 0 Row 2: MARTHA ANN VAUGHAN, GWEN BAUGARDNER, DIXIE BERRY. o Row 3: BRYAN HARRIS, DAVID PARKER, EDWARD SANKARY, DENNIS COOPER. 1 2' ATHLETICS rv' ww 'R X3 x fn WY Ex I SEE. , va fi A- em M,-2 ' if f V im ,fu ,. ww: f.1m.' ,.,. ff W 5 Iii .Vg : , 5 ,1 Zum. ff W-m......W,?h,,W,,,.,, . A Wm . , WWW f V ' ::. Lwifilik' H in :Z L--A - ,.,. un f 'riwffgigsa L 2 3 ' . Ll V . s' , , .. XL: ' - , :. Vx: 4 - :, mf Y- E ' e . ik f g 6 gf W N yi! E Wi 55 f' . W Q wg ... E? ,LD 5 ' gf Q. wi NL, L 5 , 3 L - . X 2 B? it 4 Pi g Igir S V 1 :. g yz 1 ' Row 1: WARD, CAMPBELL, MORRIS, EDWARDS, RAMBO, STARR, CAMPBELL, DUNN, SPRADLEY, BROWN, NORRIS. ' Row 2: BLUM, BISHOP, SHEAR, KEETER, BROOKSHIRE, TAYLOR, BEECH, COURTNEY, PAYNE, CROW, NEWMAN. ' Row 3: ALLEN, Coach, BAKER, MORRIS, LOGAN, RAINWATER, MOORE, MOONEY, WILLIAMS, HOUSTON, HARDING, HUDSON, HORNER, Coach. ' Row 4: WHITE, DYE, SCOTT, WATSON, RYAN, HUDSON, SILVER, BOWEN, HAWKINS, COOKE. IL Fnnthall Team 1953 PANTHERS DISTRICT AAAA-3 CHAMPIONS P.H.S. OPP. Graham . , , . 31 7 Amarillo . . . , 6 14 Pampa ..... ,,,, . 6 16 Woodrow Wilson . . . , , 7 13 Highland Park ,,, .. 33 14 Carter ,.... . . . 25 0 Tech , . , , . , . , 27 0 Poly ......,,.,,, , , , 13 19 Arlington Heights . . . . . . 51 13 North Side . . , , , 19 13 Woodrow Wilson . . . . , , 19 21 The 1953 A football team ended a very successful season with two wins and three losses in preconference play and four wins and one loss in confer- ence play. The Pathers won the district championship, entitling them to a Bi- district play-off with Woodrow Wilson of Dallas. 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', 2 .Wy J we , 1 vim li x av Q ew 1 y WS 1 'Q Wis iffetffi 1 SUFZQES 'L' v ' Row I: TAFF, MITEFF, BAIRD, PETERS, REYNOLDS, McLEOD, LOUGHRIDGE, KINNEY, SMITH, CROW. ' Row 2: MAYFIELD, CHUBB, CHONCE, PATTERSON, GAUNTT, MARTIN, MEYERSON, DOBBS, HUDSON, MOUNTCASTLE, PAYNE. ' Row 3: HIL- LARD, HAGGARD, ARDOYNO, JEMISON, WILLIAMS, RUSSELL, DAVENPORT, MIDDLEBROOK, WILSON, AHOLA, FROST, McCAU- LEY, TURNER, ' Row 4: MANSON, SINCLAIR, DURHAM, JACK, BURKETT, LEWIS, COLE, VANCE, COOMER, PULLIAM, O'FIEL, GOLLOHAN, JUVENAL. B Fnnlhall Team B' TEAM FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Paschal . . . . 33 Tech . . . . . . Paschal . . . . 25 Carter ........ . . . Paschal . . 20 Arlington Heights . . . . Paschal . . 6 North Side ...... . . . Paschal. . . . . 0 Poly ..,,A..., . . . . Paschal. . . 25 North Side . .. Paschal... .. 2 Poly...... The B team under the direction of Coach Charlie Turner and Coach Mc- Cauley tinishecl a regular five game schedule with two wins and three losses. ln a playoff tor the city cham- pionship the Kittens finished second by beating North Side and Poly. These B teamers played hard all year and have gained much experience. Watch these boys in the future: Bubba Gauntt, Arthur Baird, Bill Frost, Doug Crow, Richard Lockrich, Morton Meyerson, Chris Metiff, J. L. Smith, and Lynwood Hudson. Coaches:.CHARLlE TURNER, O. D.McCAULEY Manager: CHARLIE HILLARD GILLETTE, LANE, O'NEAL, SHRAKE, RICHTER, GRANDEY, BRONSTAD, CLAUNCH, MALONE, SIMMONS, BOOTS, SCHMIDT, TRA- VIS, GILL, CANUTESON. The Paschal A Basketball team, coach- ed by Charlie Turner, won another district 4A-3 championship for the Paschal Panthers. The club was paced by three returning regulars from last year's team. ln the pre- conference games Paschal lost only to Paris and was undefeated in district play. The Panthers lost the first two games of a two- out-of-three-game series in the Bi-district playoffs with Crozier Tech of Dallas. The outstanding Paschal cagers had eleven lettermen, five being seniors. Coach: CHARLIE TURNER il Basketball Managers JAY DUNLAP, LARRY HAMMETT Trainer: LYNN MINK A BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Paschal Opp, Highland Park Grand Prairie Highland Park McKinney . Greenville , . Greenville , . Abilene Abilene . , Paris... Paris . . , Grand Prairie Arlington Hts. Carter R. .. Poly . North Side . Arlington Hts. Carter R. . . . Poly ....... North Side . . Tech . .. 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FROST, BORGERS, HUFFMAN, SWITZER, BYRD, ' Row 3: HORNER, SCHMIDT, BROWN, WHITE, BRONSTAD, LEE, DUNN, NORTON, LANE, COACH HORNER Baseball The Panther baseball team, with sever- al returning lettermen, was predicted to win the city championship. Outstanding squadmen include pitchers, Jim Bronstad and Sidney Schmidt, and infielders, Bub- ba Andrews, Eddie Sankary, and Don O'Neal. f ' The team found some tough competi- tion, beginning with trips to Temple, Odessa, Dallas, Cleburne, and Abilene before conference play opened. I1 BUBBA AN DREWS Senior SIDNEY SCHMIDT Senior JIMMY BRONSTAD Senior DON O'NEAI. Junior Managers: DON HERMAN DOUG BYRD ED SANKARY CLAUDE WHITE Sensor Sensor DANNY LEE BILLY BORGERS Senior Senior K W.. .N AUQ was S E 25,3 E wf x..5':f, 'S ss, , Aw ew 'Q liirls' Tennis Team Paschal's girls' tennis team, coached by Miss Ju Laine Hale, was considered the leading contender for the city championship. 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