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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1956 volume:

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'ff-v f W f-:fy M, ,U .4 V,'23'6lq5 if-.5:sp,........,,..,..4...,,qvf Panther R. L. Paschal' High School 3001 Forest Park Blvd. Fort Worth, Texas ' Wilkes Berry Theron Brooks Frances Crow Jane Donaghe Bill Frost Rudy Gaedke Bubba Gauntt Sue Goldstein Archie Holland Amelia Kerby STAFF Gene Layne Nancy Leatherwood June Massengale Fran Norris Suzy Sawyer Walter Shugart Johnny Thompson Tommy Turner Marilyn Weed Marion Wiley Elizabeth Hull, Sales Director V Zelma W. Rhodes, Sponsor FOREWORD Many years ago a panther lounging on Fort Worth streetcar tracks provided the city with a new nickname and Fort Worth High School withia mascot. The incident has sunk into oblivion, but here, in this book, are imprisoned the events and personalities which have made the Paschal Panther the obiect of renewed interest and tame. The Panther no longer lolls across streetcar tracks. He has ven- tured to excel in every facet of school lite. Assembled on these pages is proof. CONTENTS Faculty cmd Administration Classes January Seniors - June Seniors - - Juniors - - - Sophomores - Star Dust - - Royal Purples - - Organizations - - Athletics ---- Girls' Athletics - Activities ---- My honor is my life, both grow in onep Take honor from me, and my life is done. -Shakespeare COURT5 Q' JJ.. ? Q 5 111- -je tn mon ff it ll ll 5 fb o S OPERMX . . Cooperation All for one, one for all. -Dumas Courtesy I I The greater man the greater courtesy. -Tennyson .. Loyalty Loyalty is the holiest good in the human heart. - Seneca . Scholarship ower, but practice is the key Knowledge is p to it. -Fuller . . Thus We Dedioate mama .mwmzwwmism-V Lk.,.,, . mg an Z. Q ' ' iU i - '7 ,-i V wif' F E '- Left to right: E. E. Dyess, O. D. Wyatt, R. L. Paschal. The gentleman at the right is viewing another chapter in his life's work. The book is a collection of pictures ot the new building, and the man is Mr. R. L. Paschal, former principal of this institution, whose long period of service to his community and to his fellow mon is reflected in the name, Paschal High School. ip5.u,...s...s- XNMWJQ The main enfrance lceynofes fhe modern clecor of The new building. The general office is Paschc1l's nerve cenfer. 'AM I Confemporary beauly and a peaceful clfmosphere provide fhe seffing for Paschal's library. Dramafic sweep charocferizes fhe audiforium exferior. The gymnasium is a modern and complele afhlefic planf. Beaufiful and convenient luncheon facilifies are found in The cufeferiu 7 Impressive brick columns dominufe enirance foyer. An unusual view of fhe building piciures fhe norfheasf corner STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Douglas Crow, Presidenf Kay Vanderpool, Secretary Bobby Tyler, Vice-Presidenf Judy Harris, Reporfer fql ,. 12, V -A X Q x ,fX,,Q.,,.L1 A , N,:A..,J4 iw X Q... 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Sellars Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent oi' Assistant Superintendent QKMXQLJJX 3 in U High Schools ot Instruction Hubert Cherry Frances Reed Assistant Prmcipa Dean of Girls I' A 2-'X 'iw-'if .ia Gladys Parker Mildred Winclell Jessie McCullough Velma Eads Registrar Secretary Secretary Sghool Nurse , .4 -L If , .g,,I,., WL W 1 14 I JJQ X N I kai i A , nv- I, .L - FA C U LT Y M ' l Q g sy 2 .- A 1. -, , - . C, ,V X, . Bill Allen Rema Bates Nancy R. Bearclen Elveta Benson Jim Bezdek Football Coach English Business Science Mathematics Alta-Beall Blanton Louise Bomor Eula Buck Aline Burdgnfsffilaiilk-I Nell Byrnes French Spanish Physical Education Business fe- ii Businessk - Iv ' 9 Q M Jw M' i...J'l 1 'i . LA. W Llfl'-1Jxl'il -DJ fgjvuvgy ltwlvu,lxJ..lJLj'J' , I 9, my E my ,Viv Qi H Li QQ le' C M9597 99 tL,4iix.,,iX. lfibv l'Lnt,l.Z1Ju.Bs,'ijw his Margaret Caskey Doris Cheney J. D. Cody Lucile Coffman Charles H. Dobbs Journalism History Metal Shop English Mathematics Edith Dominy Beatrice Dunning Agnes Edens Catherine Elliott Winifrecl Elliott English Art English A Science English is Mg. ,,,- A ikixfixmxitjk HB3 , ,Qi N E5 M XRXU. Xiu lil 1 li. ,IA A jc- 1.1! Xxx fl' 4 lg . l if 'J' in 5' q 4 .M Q r i if Y 4' 'ff Adele Firkins Jo Anne Fowler Durwood Fox Caroline Gaither Anna Gardner l. Physical Education English Physics Mathematics Latin Wilson Gault Thelma Gebhard Frances Grisso JuLaine Hale May Hallaran Mechanical Drawing English Biology Physical Education History . - Q ix i f , ,. sm- , , jd . A. ,K X i 4.2 L35 ' ' 'J' vis ap John Harville Durward Horner Gwen Howell Elizabeth Hull Dorothy Jones Physical Education Physical Education History History'-' Foods Ruth Kirkman Dorothy Londreth Julia Lesser Muriel Lightfoot O. D. McCauley Mathematics Special Education Mathematics Business Physical Education ,Q rr I i: ', lf6! - it 'I6 xx X x, ,- , Fu Louise McClane Lois Ruth Mitchell Margaret Mitchell Ruby Mixon Ross Moss 1 Mix' Clothing Music Mathematics Stucly Hall History KM- Mary Musgrave Lucy Anne Payne Florence Ann Pearson A, D. Pickett Wiiliam Reid English Business . W HEtoryf 1 L Vg- Wood Shop Mathematics was ww tithe W W x , ' V ' lirxxxysfhigyxyx Q mf 'W' XV .I QSM Anice Rhodes Zelma Rhodes Judy Roberson Millie Rosenstein Robert Saam History History Physical Education Study Hall Speech f Troy Singletar Lois Anne Smith O helia S arlcs Nina Terr Glenna Thomas X Y P P Y X5 R.O.T.C. English Librarian Distributive Education Librarian NWN 5 klflll Mary Lee Thompson Miriam Todd Charles Turner Josie Bell Vonclerpool Percy Lee Welch English Speech Baskefball Coach Science Science Ruby West Dorothy Nell Whaley N. J. Whitehursi Jean Wilcox Special Eclucafion Business Band. W , , Language 4 llgl3.J..n,ilQ LW ll Q 'ld Mr. Hugh McKinney, Bible teacher, and Miss Claudie Mae Work- man, English feacher, pause before the planfer box in fhe main foyer. We are happy fo have Miss Workman back affer a leave of absence. my 3 P3 W 1 1 N 1 :SQL .,.Q- , .46 pf.-If HM I' L3,Ks2?w' ' .hifi 0-5355: 4 Ms4g?'i :m Y aim, mu 1 V M?LJ,..MiQ1mv.AM- JW f':W5'iQ' SQLJ 'Kffwiq 'M7-ITS? ifiwfsxzifziwiffsf 'zgnzailrs XiQfS:1::Q3i12:s.::s fvL2L 'm Sziww. ws. yr mgggw 1: ' W' 'ev M V -' Agn fii fgjfj. ,W ,'frA2 ,4:fs2zzf1-ff w efsflm ww1'2MW5wv?fv5ffv9Q?wQ Vv'Afwww iw K W? viwxk Q Y ,iw My 3 Wim if fiyzg 'Zin bfG?23'zf31.,, 9- 2 .,.,::fEim2g?.a::':1::::.r:s1 , vzwwizzfffiw 2255 WHQMD uzrvwamzfz-sig Qf::vgQA.f::::, -z.x:wz:gzfww1 2f'wziegg hrfgmyqnizz-::',1:ffs:z:ghwm. .,W,, W V, V mm, 57:1 gm-J ,f ' -Q :sewer EE ..g :-:gi swag JT 1 fu mm:mmmfziiwwzewszaf 1Qagff:::fmm,-we ww Mfg. ff ,Af .1f,,,,Q1 ??S:.wi'S-Fxsfisis 111 1 JANUARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, Ieff Io righf: Fred Sanders, Presidenf, Rose Beth Lclmpmcm, Vice-presidenfp Judy Watkins, Secrefcfryg Sarah Vega, Reporter. JANUARY SENIOR CLASS JANUARY SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: John Hc1rviIIe cmd Alfa-BeclII Blanton. :., Glenda Anderson Patsy Douthit Patsy Forsythe Gloria Godbey Marion Isham Rose Beth Lampman Beverly Leath Millie Nash Sheila Renfro Fred Sanders Virginia Spradley Sue Toisdorf Sarah Vega Judy Watkins if ,,,, . , V, ,gil l ,, gig: , K - gf 4- 5' ' . jf if5i,53x5i-':- 'fl rg -: va r i i' ' JUNE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Morton Meyerson, President, Jerry Hort- mczn, Vice-president, Annu Lee Aston, Secretory, Peggy Aston, Reporter. JUNE SENIOR CLASS JUNE SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS, left to right: Chc1rIes Turner, Elizabeth Hull, Zelmo Rhodes, Doris Cheney. fuzz.. i 1, -- 1 .xzn--5' V, ,Ei.:.i.:.3E- in ' , it . 222, Al .J 3 wr A 'w Q ? -f ',,., , E xt L.. ii -fiifiiriftw 'linu- J me F 5 I -.Xin . Pat Abernathy Jimmy Adkins Jim Adkinson Bob Ahola Margie Alexander Sunya Alexander Claudia Anderson Janice Anderson Richard Anderson Patsy Ansel Larry Apperson Saradel Applebaum Josephine Aringfon Dale Armstrong David Arnette Jimmie Arnold 23 UZ f We 5 me New L b.,'N. Z ' f . nf fi A Pat Ashbrook Anna Lee Aston Peggy Aston Danny Bailey Arthur Baird Beverly Baird Fred Baker Lou Baker Bobye Balch Mary Beth Ball Nancy Ballew Connie Barker Jim Barlow Glenn Barnett Wayland Beck Carol Bedingfield fe- :h,. J' M QE: 1 f in A 6- ht Y HE ' 1 E? . B if tx, Qs X lex :Yi :.,, L3 '34 I Q Y 1 , .fir ' X X 2 to 5 fx , .4 ,, A 'S K , '-'-- X V' 3. I V ., I.: ki- 5-5, .. . -R H K 1,,.,R-is if Q ,is , 3' Y ' c fs 9 1 ,ff Aw ,, li' If g Gail Bennett Laura Lee Bernstein Wilkes Berry Joy Berzman Rachel Betts John Bezdek Sally Bickford Carole Bierdeman Garland Bills Kay Blackburn Bobby Blanton Dionne Blocker Marty Bloomberg Bobby Blum Walter Boles Lynn Bradshaw Carol Bransom Byron Brantley Mickey Brewer D avid Broiles . - . r lx B M . . L W, - -,1 -, ., ,., E, - ,-Q. X. M -M.. N- VW, V Jerry Brooks Theron Brooks Ronnie Brookshire Ann Brown Gail Brown Horace Brown June Bruton Robert Buckingham Harry Bulbrook Don Bumpcs Hurrietf Bunnell Wesley Burch R. T. Burkett Beverly Burmeister Scim Burns rlro Butler V A .w,, .V rx VJ: XIQKA- lvxg ll A , fi at ,i ig to t , W A V52 N .af ,,.... ' Q. get i ,gmail V V mi te X : W if 'iw 'ei 'W x.. ,i ,... , I f AA' -qfi 1 -- ,Soi fr- QE- :.:s:.:::: '- 'K 1 9 '4 , W to is 5 Q qi , il X as 1 ' .mnsigag ..., 1-is--:,g:1f: V ,. 1.5, Kffkxq Cx . K .- -G Wk - 2 Q, if was 'A f ' ESV f ma ,gs www Carol Cagle Connelly Cantrell Paul Cato! John Caudry ' Annie Ruth Chambers Anne Chorn Dickie Chubb Harris Clark Claudette Clifton Gerry Cloer Morris Cochrum Rita Cody Richard Coffman Sue Coffman v Charles Cole Betty Collard Rene Compton . Jerry Cook Travis Coomer v Don Cothngame ANX QSXINW A YNNQ My-v,w5 El 1 IH J -V-., Pat Crandall Patsy Crawford Garrett Creppon Douglas Crowlllfl':'l?Aii Frances Crow Sandra Cunningham Wanda Cunningham Beverly Dalton l Bert Davenporty Eddie Davidson Bobby K. Day Sherry Nan Day Harold Dean Joe Dean Randy De Buskw' George Delaney 'AWK ii -im lf.. X 152 gti l w l K f X iff Er K N, ly , . xx sf' J V- Wig. it K , X Q ifl sg, xg 4nl - g 4l ' '- my J wsu? WE ll V4 ge 'ftf f Don Del sg Don Derr berr Jerr Dobbs Roger M. Dohert Sall Doutt P M, . Y Y Y Y Y l sf' Shirley Doylegllf' Carol Dulaney Ted Dumas Ernest Duml-ce Janis Dunaway Gary Dwight Mary Louise Dyess Casey Eckols Betty Eddins Ray Eitelman Mildred Ellis W. l.. Ellison J. H. English Tillie Enriquez Donna Lee Erdwurm 29 Bill Eschenbrenner Marsha Essexll Roberta Kaye Evans Betsy Ewell James Fairey Glenna Fowver Judy Ferguson Pat Ferguson Charles Fielder Marlene Floyd Larry Foote Carolyn Forsyth Richard Franks Rosemary Friley Bill Frost Gail Fues fXNf k Nix, Vw-X -i ,fy We -..- .':,, I A gi: P' ff ,wif :A 595 , 'ww X 'Ky 1 2 5 Q a gimp, , .,,. 513, .,,. . , , G. .,,,.,. ..,,.,..,,. A . . . , J , . i y Q - J ,Z... if if iam t :li X WJ' me 4 udy Gaedke SEZ Margaret Gaither Loretta Gallier Phyllis Gandy Bubba Gauntt Tom Gebhardffzxlu Gerald Geraldson Billy Gibson Hurley Gill Shirley Gill Arlene Gililland Joe Gilleland Gail Godfrey Sue Goldstein Gerald Gollahon Judy Goold Janet Gough Billy Green Cullum Greene, Jr. Marie Guinn .1 X . f, ik f 31 will Joyce Guynes Gail Hall Jim Hampton ,xfiylifj Nancy Hankins Ann Harbison Carolyn Hardgrove Judy Horrisillijfr Martha Harris Philip Harrison Kaye Harter Jerry Hartman.. Joan Hartman Barbara Harvey Virginia Harvey Wendell Harwell Glen Houghton l l l ,,f 'i'i -Y. 5 555 1 25 ' fw- Q' WW - 25:21 '. 2 1: s Q W M N' ,rj ffig ,xp A in V 'QW' -.,', . g iggling 5 ' AIVI . , F me we , SL, X? ee X Wi ' :vim :ff-2: t 5 - Jef' . 921- , 'fits V ' :z-1. 5' 4- 4 L Harold Hawkins Lee Hawthorneil' Ola Jane Haynes K. Thomas Hefner Laurie Heilman l Lillian Heilman Harry Helier Adrienne Hendricks Johnnie Frank Henry Wynell Henry Don Hermanff Donnell Hewett Dave Hickey, Charlie Hillardg Wayne Holder l Archie Holland Ed Hollingsworthi Robert Hollingsworth, Martha Holt Nancy Hooserv, 33 Joe Hopkins Mary Lou Horne Elizabeth Houts George Howard Doralene Howe Kaye Howe Kenneth Hubbard Joe Hucicllesfon-, Linwood Hudson N. Nancy Hull Ronnie Ingebritson Ludie Irvin James Jack Charlie Jo Jackson Sandro .lanes Mary Jo Jarvis . , V lewd 1 gn: ,'f-0' K A' zf 'X X ,mix Q E 6 i s L JIS - 'x-' 1 Jimmy Jobe James Johnson -- Beverly Jones Jock Jones Lucille Joyce O. J. Joyce Leonard Keesee Loquetta Kelsey ' EL ,swf - S Judy JohnsonN Sandro Johnson Philip Johnston Lindo Jones Zoncis Anne Jones Johnny Joseph Larry Joyner Jerry Juvenol Herb Konn Mcrgoret Kendall, Amelia Ann Kerby, Johnny Kershner 35 Bobby Kinney Lynn Kirk Sandra Kirk Martha Kirkland Charles Kirkpatrick Patricia Kirkwood Marcia Klodginsky Charles Knowles Virginia Koch Hubert Koontz Jerry Jane Land Lloyd Lane X Gene Layne Nancy Leatherwood Paulette Leichliter Don Lewis X L ,L , , AA.,A:.l., . ,..,a. A,:.122:,:vif,:,:f. . ,L lf, F Ff L 1 V- :2 :-: Q 56 7 -' 4, K -::.. ef. Q 5 Q ,L I r . l L :'2i'f5:g-:zgi gr f f li .... Q fi: '- we if L SQ 32 K ff wearer: -my 1 ' :- Hin Mary Littleiohn Roy Lively Barbara Livingston I Nancy Livingston Dick Loughridge Jacqueline Lowe Martha Lowe Gayle Lykins Myrna McAclam Suzy McCarthy Fred McCown Marilyn McCulIy Craig McElroy Eveline McFarland Mary Katherine McGee Doris McKee Barbara McLain Loyce McLain Gary McLeod David McMath 37 Weil r J' SHT' -, .W Donna McMullin Patty McMurray Charles McNabb Ann Mabry Paula Mackwifiu Luetta Mahanay Jerry Martin Joan Martin Nancy Martin Norman Martin June Massengaie Terry Mayfield John Melcherx Tom Merideth xMorton M eyerson Jimmy Miller 'L V 1- gig Y-1, . . . ' it w .,. m 4 ff ff: Q Lv 39 -1 . P M, iffy' 'Ss . ' Y' ',.J ' Il, W 1 . N pg.:-.I rv -' ' .r .fei- My-t,,' 1 if ' Ref ,E sm . 'f il .lo Ann Miller Rciy Miller Ronold Miller iArthur Miron Bill Mitchell Chris Mitett' 's Don Moody Eugene Moody Willard Moon ' Don Moorhead Helen Morris Myrna Morrow l . -:sv Thomas Miller Eorl Montgomery .lone Mooney Joyce Mosesf- Dolores Mingus Moridel Montgomery Don Moore George Mountccistle A A p - 39 X L. Kb, .My 5. - '?iff Q games ,5,. . f ' . A 'if' W wi? mfr ,iwwirwg -nw Pot Murphy Douglas Myres Dcm Neel Verna Nelson Betty Jo Net? Bill Newsom Judy Nichols Joe Nix Frcunkie Norcross Brett Norrise Fran Norris Sandro O'Donnel Charles O'Fiel Lindo Olmsteczd Richard Pcchecosu Jimmy Peggy' WSJ' Bi .. Aw 4 -J' ' ' 1. 'J 'Ht N , ., . i W' i N Q Q- E 7 4 1, , . i r 2 ' S K ' Seg a' . , Z.. 2 s , ., .: I ttavfz f Y new my ,we is Jimmy Patterson Hershel Payne James Peters Ted Peters: Gall Petersen Miguel Peterson J. D. Petty Jr. Donna Pipes Bobby Pool Rodney Posey Pat Powell Roy Prater Elbertine Priddy Linda Prinz Jim Procter David Pulliam Shirley Pulliam Frederick Purvis, Patricia Pyle Marvin Rains Qu Nlvxk Burton Rakoover Jackie Ralton Jeanette Rashti Robert Reed Lena Reid Willard Reynolds Kathryn Riordan Jo Ann Roan Margaret Ransom Jan Rapp Alma Reid Camille Reid Robert Ricks Sam Riddle Ethel Rommer Loy Rooke hx ,. , if s , -V .1 af ch n g Ig ' , 1, , 7 ' ' l' K Q J! fi W x df 5 Eh ff . 1' S 4 mg. iv I , , 1 ' ., 3 4 Marilyn Russell Mary Russell Linda Ryan Tommy Sanders Sandra Sanderson Suzanne Sandifer Dana Segler Gene Segrest Wilma Seilheimer Carol Shaw Bennett Shotwell Wlllene Shults Dorene Smith Jerry Don Smith Kay Lee Smith Linda Smith i 1, P Q, 4? 4 1 . v F ' ,Q 5 gint. ti nge A 2 W fs f 'wi Aii' ' - Wt '1-E Q 1, it V Mary J. Smith Mary R. Smith Pat Sneed Sandra Snow Diane Solomon Ann Southard Martha Spain Norman Spaulding Elizabeth Sprouls Ann Stanley Dan Stanley Jan Stanley Sue Starr Glenda Steele Jeanie Sterling 'L Richard Steven 2 J, , t ,Q 1 sum! 6 'N 4, 4 f W I-3 2 ,.A, Z A get 1 he W J 5: 5 T S- so wh K' , ,T jg . ,gg A Ann Stewart Anne Stout Kenneth Summers 'N Winston Taylor :M V, 'fr V 51 x b N . iis Leota Aylesworth Stewart David Stoker John Stone Patricia Story Carole Stow Don Striegel Lee Stroup Bob Stude Rodney Swan Wayne Tal? Cathye Tallant Sue Taylor Cathy Terrell X-Jamie Thomason Billy Thompson Johnny Thompsor 45 Joyce Thompson Sonia Thompson Thomas Thorn Dolores Thornton Kenny Tidwell Mary Tinkle Julie Tipton Elizabeth Tocher Mike Todd Wayne Toliver Dalton Tomlimf .loan Tottenham Beverly Townsen Mike Tripp Glen Turbeville Scotty Turner six more f rfaififl , ,. ....-A T-.fiE. 4- .- WM J if Q, ' ,,,: .. is 91 we ' 1 ii SiE'iZ?5i?3,.i 2'3 -'igssgzze l Tommie Turnerrx Walter Turner Barbara Tutor Billy Tufileton Bobby Tyler - W Charles Underwood Esfil Vance N. Paula Vance Kay Vanderpdollv Henderson Van Zandl fe Connie Vaughan Jack Vaughan Sharon Vaughan Rowena Valle Buddy Viloria Lynda Wallace Richard Walshilillx. Jerry Ward Martha Watson James Wayland 47 l i Amy Webster Marilyn Weed Shirley West Sharon Wheat Bob White Travis White Don Whitfill .larrel Whitfill Wanda Whitley Monna Wierk' Susan Wilcox Marion Wiley-f Suzanne Wilkins Don Williamsx Eleanor Williams Patti Williams f, il ' ers, . , ,wang , .. it ,A Y . 'l . ' ,H , MW 235' .Z,.V: T W , W. R. Williams Janice Wilshire Bobby Wilson John Wilson Peggy Wilson Betty Wisener Barbara Witt Kay Witt Lee Wong , Caroline Wood Sue Woodward Charles Wright Dianna Wright Jerry Yarbrough Gene Yockstlck Sue Zimmerman JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to righf: Don Leviscxy, President, Russ Bloxom, Vice JUNIOR CLASS President, Modolyn Maddox, Secreiuryg Ann Boker, Reporier. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS, Ieff to right: Margaret Mitchell, JuLc:ine Hale, Wilson Gcult, Gwen HoweII. Bonnie Albright Mike Alexander Claudia Allen George Allen Johnny Allen - Nelda Allen Jeanette Amburn Carolyn Ames Alice Anderson James Anderson Mary Anderson Mary Andrews Frances Anglen Barbara Anthony W.G. Ashlock Bernice Atchison Kay Ator Janie Awalt Ac ik Madell Bailey Ann Baker Lynda Barlow Jan Barnard Gayle Bassham Lee G. Bassinger Kathleen Bateman Betty Bates .loetta Beaird Juanice Beedy Robert Bergin ax Bill Blacli QL in LJ 4-vkkxaz 'VM c.MAAjfl. cvs-5 ' 'Y JUNIORS Gary Blevins Alkmena Blount Russ Bloxom Sidney Blue Jim Boatner Gay Bois Martha Bolliger Wayne Borgers Brenda Bottoms Donald Bowen Carolyn Boyd Jackie Brady .lim Brady Darrell Brake Carole Brimmer Eddie Brook Linda Brooks Mike Brothers Betty Broward. Georgeann Brown Sharon Brown Vick Brown Marvin Brozgold Gene Bunch Mitchell Burgett Jay Burgin Dolores Burkett James Burnett Cynthia Burns Thomas Bush 12 wwf Q f A' c E -if W ' ,. 1 gi 'W sr WW iii? - lisii, ,A + we ,W age J . If il 1 was eil 5 gi r f ,... Q t 7 ' ' if ll Q Helenbeth Butler David Byars Pal Byrnes Linda Caldwell Betty Caram Gene Carferl Tomaso Casarez Delberl Cason Carole Champion Grace Lea Chang Pee Christiansen David Clark Perry Clark Vera Coble George Collins Brit Conner Sandra Cope Helen Copeland Leonard Coursey Ellis Courte , 1 J ,el I X - .W5-,kr . 1 - 5 SBU' ' :I :gn My 5 2? f . 35 , 455257 J, , 5' g a' :g- ,-5 3 ,lim fir - . ig fi: ' fr 1, :ww 1, Ik if l Emma Campbell Janie Cason Gene Clark Jody Cook Bill Cowan 5 fi B L 5 f 1 Talmage Campbell Lynne Chamberlain Mary Clark Jackie Cooper Barbara Cozby 53 JUNIORS Dean Cozine Dee Ann Craft Tommy Crawford Nancy Crenshaw Carol Crews Margie Cronin Sue Crow Tom Crowder Carolyn Crump Bob Cunningham Jim Curlee Carol Curry Linda Dallas Barbara Darwin Thomas Daugheriy Janis Davenport Philip Davis Sharon Davis Diane Day Leland Deering David Dempsey Merry Denby Michael Denington David Dick Roberta Dickerson Jerry Dietrich Henry Dingee Barbara Dodgen Jane Donaghe Linda Dow of E SQL ii ser., if M isvs F is Q v. 35 f was? ' :gf,:.. .. . X - 3 1 if V if is K W ,,s 'F 3 f Edwin Ducayet Jill Duffy Charles Dyess Yvonne Eason Norma Jean Eastlake Suzie Eastwood Dorothy Edwards Sylvia Eiland Charles Elder Don Ellis' Troy Ellis David Erwin' Mike Espiricueta Wayne Esslinger Reba Fagan Mariorie Farrar Ronald Farris Clifton Ferguson Frances Ferguson Margaret Ferguson Mary L. Fielding Barbara Fillmore Julie Finch David Fletcher Lynn Floyd Walter Fortneys. Carol Foster Ronald Foster Brenda Franks Sandra Gaddis JUNIORS Harold Gaines Clifford Gaither Marilyn Galloway Alice Gammage Elaine Gammons Jill Garner -Klohn Garnett David Garrison Doris Ann Gash Jane? Gatewood Anne Genfner Jan Gignilliaf .lack Gillis Retia Gilmore Larry Glazer Leroy Gleim Mike Goldman Frances Goldthwait Rhonda Goadbar Wal? Goodwin Rose M. Gordon Lyndl Gouldy Bill Graves Jerry Grice Sombronah Griffin Jane Grimes Kay Gross Douglas Gunter Dan Gurley! Mary L. Hagood gww fi 5 l . 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Holland Bob Hollingsworth Billy Hollowell Frank Holtz Nancy Hope George Horn Lindo Hornsby Ava Howard Sue Howell Iris Hubbard Helen Huckaby Kathy Hudson Eva Fay Hughes Arthur Hully Penny Hults Frances Hurley Stella Hutchison Ninya Hyde Bill Jackson Hallie R. Jackson Warren Jann Richard John John Johns Bobby Johnson Frances Johnson R. J. Johnson R. T. Johnson Anna Jones X . XJ . X .x my X, XA N , 'Q S Q 'i Na it N ,we . G , ':'. 1 gi: A' J if if Q 1 ' M , Q vb i ' xxx' 1 I whx . H A v',, My I 'Q ' i m - 'gi 'gi 3 X as J 7 4 f A'l ., , 4 it ,., A J. W , .A f 2, , J '-- f Q2 ki my Xi F di 1 I mx, zzz. ' H , , b :A',' , , 2 Bill Jones Carolyn Jones Grady Jones Van Jones Don Keith Jan Kelley Chris Kershner Patsy Key Tresa Kimport Bifly Kirkpatrick Larry Kissinger Judy Kizer David Koeppe vc David La Grone Suzie Lamberth Don Lance Dickie Leddon Jerry Lee Lenore Lehman Fred Lerner J. K J ,L W. WW r if A L : ,,,:, . , ' .-if 4 Q 1 if W. Jordan ent Kibbie Steve Klopner Jack Land Don Levisay , ,. if f 1 f '11 an 3' fi SF? i Pg? , x K x r l Cliff Justice Barbara Kimbal Robbie Knight Wayne Leath Bobby Lewis JUNIORS Phyllis Lewis Jack Lichtman Andrea Lightfoot Edd Liles Jeanne Lipshitz Jim Littleiohn Beverly Logan Bill Luck Charles McCrory James McGrew ligqz Q 4 J is ' f,.- , V 3 -agz 35 is 4 J 9' Q5 :.' x M i fr if 60 Margery Logan Dolores Looper Mike Lopez Joy Loveless Shirley Lowe Harry Lynci., Carol McBride Marian McCluney Billie McCullcir Jimmy McDonald Johnny McEntire Eddie McHam Kay McKee Lynda McKeown Mark McClure Bryan McConnell Lcilclnne McFadden Don McGinnis S. McMichael C. McMurray 4 f ri, , r,J. 1 i,i l fi ,.,, :fly i , ..1,.., Aili i f .i f 4 L J '- J ti Q: f. - s'- , uk., V xr 55252, ,. ff gi f fs S .fiiiirr , Sw E if N 5,4 if V ,Q - .... WJ' L Q ,L one H X if X Www 235'-1 if gl, J llkl 7, lil y . ': .. ' .ff I ff w f --.., It Z X? Ai . . I sg i f r ' r . t ' I . f -'-- f ' .Sp ' . Q . 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Janice Wolfenden Willie Wolff Martha Wood Linda Woodard Benny Woolery Richard Woolheaterx Norma Wright Beverly Yarnell Linda Yates Sharon Young Bill Zellet Christine Zethraeus'A 67 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, leff fo right: Clay Wetsel, President, Jimmy Switzer, Vice President, Sue Swenson, Secretary, Joan Vedder, Reporter. SOPHOIVIORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS, leff fo righf: Edith Dominy, Jim Bezdek, Elveta Benson. SOPHOIVIORES Jean Abernathy Ann Adams Kay Adams Shirley Akins Mary Alexander Ruth Alexander Linda Allen Wade Anderson Anita Anthony Bill Armstrong Roger Armstrong Nellie Arthur Carolyn Ashlock Louise Austin Cherie Babb Bob Bagg Bill Bailey Stanley Baker Tom Barlow Bill Barnes Danny Barnett Sandra Barnett Olivia Baron Barbara Barr Jimmy Barrett Welda Faye Basham Morrison Bayless Carolyn Bean Ella Beavers Jud Beavers Mary Helen Benton Monty Benton Lin Berry Mary Ann Berry James C. Bibb 3, fi 9 - W i n nr ' it :QQ wg W V? 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I , '- were, ,V 1. was .ggssfm if - lg , 'Nym- ,?' .7 YJ f ,J W 55 Z., fl' SOPHOMORES Dean Bingham Morris Bishop Dennis Blackburn Beverly Blanke Patrick Blood Helen Bohn Linda Books Robert Borgers Lorin Boswell Elizabeth Bowden Bill Brackett l Darlene Bradshaw l Yvonne Brammer 1 Robert Brannon l Wayne Brannon l Mary Jo Brawner Darrell Bridges Jo Bright Dixie Briscoe Charles Brooks Gus Brooks Rex Bruton Jewell Buchanan i Billie Buck ' Joanne Burgerson J X DeLu Burns Nj,-19' J Connie Butler Geoffrey Byrd - XM David Caesar va ' Dana Campbell Q,- Mesa Jo Betsy Campbell 4 Lee Ann Campbell Barbara Caraway Aww John Carnes E' X Nl' Nancy Carter Aww' SOPHOMORES swf flv Joyce Cartwright Darryl Cason June Cason Michael Cason Linda Cates harbara Chamberlain eborah Chamberlain Glenda Chapman Ralph Chester Evelyn Cisneros Tony Cisneros Lavonia Claywell Robert Coates Tom Cochran Sid Cockrell Clyde Collins Halden Conner Frankie Lou Cook Brenda Cooley Cherie Jo Coombes Jesse Coomer Sammy Coplin Forrest Cornelius Janice Coursey Terry Lynn Cox Linda Jeanne Craugh Brenda Creed Sandra Creed Dianne Crick Wynell Cumming Marcia Cunningham Dick Curry Nancy Cyrus Jerry Daniel Alice Davis if - f ?2',.'f' We He, 1. . sd, '55 is .:s Q? 5'-1 ,X X 3, if :iv 2 fi, .Z .1 f ii ff - lf Q g if ,Q .::. i if Q V xewyj in ANN' 5 '4' 4' ' 2 'sn' G Q, Nfl NV A V 1 ,.., V. 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Edwards Nathan Elder Joe Elliott John Elliott Diane Enas Don Enas Nancy Estes Jim Evans David Farmer Mary Felkel June Ferguson Lindo Ferrick Curtis Firkins Hans Fischer Herbie Fitts 'Sf' , .x, s XE . -4 51335 JW ss 9 is f-'ir L . -I A, L :I 1 L if ' ww lar ya 'F ,. 2 ' L wr wi' 5. ,,s,f.. ,eww I 1 2 - . A L- Y lg,g,j , :rf . i 'L' y . .5z :' ff' 4' 2 91 Qtr swf? w 3' be S, 11 av, , . n...v+?4,,, 2 ,E x pm V ,.,. .. Q? it Q' .. 1 N '1 rl. Q. gal tyyr y yyyy ytyy y s4 Wi 2 -.f--w ffl f il 'Pan A i nw' Wg: L ag sf W F , -A L V, if My gg V Av., lt . is stef X fi-M, 1 ' ' ' if sf, Q ' lsf 'rem-te A23 ww ,:- f Y, - J g m 'HH 1 N ,, 1 H16-A Q , 1 5 LQ W 4 rf ' 1 fi r li F gf Q v is fe Ns M2 I' ...w1.s... , U , ire f Y 4 F-sf 5 .L 35. 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Q ,V I lam' .. 1 if El y e M SOPHOMORES Mary Haggard Jimmie Hall Jimmy Hall Judy Halsell e-JM-X Michael Ham Mike Hamilton Paula Hammer Golda Rita Handler Don Hanes Doris Hanley Ned Hannah Kenneth Harder Mary Alice Hardy Johnny Harrell Bernice Harris Gordon Harris Clifford Harrison Judy Harrison Margaret Harrison Harriet Hart Lynne Harter Judy Hartman Charles Harvey Patricia Hatley Ann Hawker Robert Hayes Glenn HedgpethJ Jimmy Hefner Jim Helms Darlene Henderson Mary Hendricks Mary Ann Henington Melvin Henrick Barbara Henry Tommy Henson SOPHOIVIORES Carlos Hernandez Larry Hernandez Lee Herndon Gary Hicks Morris Hill June Hines Nancy Hinton Spencer Hodge Gary Hoffman Pat Hoover Doroihy Horne Linda Horrell Anita Hosford Gayle Howe Tommy Haworth Robbie Hubbard Carolyn Hudson Harold Humphreys Tommy Humphries Joyce Hurt M K' . X7 ry rf x, K. Mr L -J' if .., 1 V ' ' 7 5 I .Z sy Q. V b A ser, L ly' fr l53fl5 f - .. L M? ' 46' 752 WS.. , , , , ' we 1 A .,,. 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I v ii f J g ' ss if A 75 SOPHOIVIORES Barbara Jones Binnie Jones Jerry Beth Jones Linda Jones Kay Karnes Pam Kellum Carolyn Kerr John Kilman John Paul Kimzey Mike King Jackie Kinne Catherine Kipple Tom E. Kirk Joe Kirkland Peggy Kirkland Phyllis Kirkley George W. Kirkpatrick Christine Kithas Jane Kizer Richard Klemmedson Carol Ann Knopp Barry Kockler Cherre Kuehn Mary Kuehn Mike Kunkel Tisha Kyner Martha Lain Sherrie Laminack Darrell Lane Sue Lassiter Gary Lawing Suzann Lawson James Lee Jean Lee Nancy Lee , M -v,. . V A A ll. I -QE, . . V -,.' 3 1 if 75 4 1 3 +3-ft Q it src , K, l . 'dlM -'l--' 5 ggi? ' al 'Eff' hr 'l 6 F -L .:,f2i.Qfif:2g: ,.:11f:f J' v .EQ ,fy Tb S SX , I ,. T 5, .,,.. S :I gh jx :rr JMR wisp ,Z .,,, - A Q A , me W I M. V may 5 1123. fi' Y., t,i, gli, J ,S - ii f its Q iii: SOPHOMORES Dorothy Lehman Andy Lenox Sondra Leonard Peggy Leuty Barclay Ligon Joe Allen Little Amelia Lloyd Richard Logan Alvin Lohmann Malena Lowry Patty Luck Frances Lumpkin Beverly Lyons wjwjf Bill McBroom l i Tom McCann - 4' , ci. Shelby McCarley Mike McCarthy Robert McClure Phyllis McConnell Nancy McCoy-'7 Patricia McCoy Mary Jo McCrorey Ernest McCrory Teressa McFadden Roger McFarland James McKenzie Marilyn McKimmey Mary McMahon Darrell McMoran Cynthia McNeill Larry McPhail ' Shirley McSmith Mansel Madden A Bill Magnussenf' Il 1, Gary Makarwich SOPHOIVIORES Cynthia Marrs Danny Marshall Bae Martin Conrad Martin Tommy Martin Philip Martinez Carolyn Massengale Marian Masters Emily May Pennye May Billie Mayfield Dickie Mayfield Robert Melcherf Mary Dee Melton Patricia Merrett Joe Middleton Bob Miller Gary Miller w, Jimmy Miller P Larry MillerAL,f',Al . 'N xx XA? X XJ Mary Miller Carolyn Mielmier Andrew Mitchell Richard Moore Wendell Lee Moore H. D. Morgan, Jr.,,, Mae Morgan Bill Morris Don Morris Kathy Morris Elois Morrow Stanley Morrow Louise Moyer w Mary Lou Mueller Joe Munn Q'X7-'fbqbf xx SOPHOIVIORES Jim Murray Tim Murray Jim Myer Helen J. Myers Suzan Napier David B. Nash Nelda Nave Jeanne Nay Lewis Nelson Dana Newman Sandra Newton Anna Nicholson Betty Nielsen Sue Noll Paula Norman Carol Oates Shannon O'Keefe Billy Page Ginny Painter Lawrence Palmer Sue Parker Tommy Parker Bill Parmeter- Bill Parry Carol Parsons Barbara Paschal John Patterson Joyce Patterson Suzanne Pendery Gary Pendley Mary Ellen Perez Dixie Perser Bill Peters Natalie Peterson Bobby Pettit gg is ' x iw 5 N J i 5 i t fi 5 F 1 f t 1 X X Z ,. ..1,, , 'K' ,. ' Nm... 2 is 1 S Je fy: f s ,5 5 f.,f- .:::. K wiv b r' 5 J N ,gif 4? , 1,1 ,,,.. -.ff .. s -iq Gr' i it fd 5 ' J --- f- tw fl K3 .,,., '-': 2 A , f ,t,.: A J J J 5 . 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W?- , , , hy , Yi fs 'iw 'A'Q m fr L iii for si S, f A-1 E. In V vltll i If at ,. , .....:., V N mga f M fi, ' J' 'if' X ,, N fi? .,V2 ' - :V-, - , ffjlgfgl Ami E7 QS y is S 11:2 wr . .. J if gf I f.i. if 2 :riff V- s l Q- A . S Q i ' . 'fZj.,, .gf 4' 5 jg: f ff ,. .:'. I , ' ,. is . . :f 3 ffl , t , , A , A V, SOPHOMORES Juanita Rodriguez Jo Anne Rogers Judy Rogers Ronnie Rosen Nancy Rothacker Kay Rowin Pat Rowland Rosemary Roy Bobby Russell Charles Russell Judy Russell Charles Sabin Dot Samanie Jack Sanderson Brenda Sandler Madeline Sankary Barbara Saunders Gretchen Schmidt Carol Schultz Elaine Schwartz Glenda Scott David Seal Sandra Self J Hal Shanks Dewayne Sharp Rosemary Shaw Doug Shear George Siddons Joel B. Silver Glenda Simmons Larry Simms Ann Simonds John Simpson Linda Slaughter Larry Small i -I x, '1' x 5 V in 1' f - 81 SOPHOIVIORES Glen Smith Linda Lea Smith Mary Jane Smith Shirley Smyers Robert Snell Carol Snodgrass Phillip Snow Mickey Songs Truman Sparks Lynda Speece Charlotte Stafford Toby Kay Stall Terry Stanford N Pat Storr Patricia Stead Mike Stell- John Steelew Beverly Stephens lrwin Stephensw Jan Stephenson Mary Ellen Stephenson Jena Stierle Charlotte Stipe Sandra Stowers Phillip Strange-s. N X wil, Charles StrotheT'Q:'J. Carol Stroup Joe Studdardw Jackie Stults Virginia Sturdevant Charles Sulak' Carol Sullivan Dorris Sullivan Weston Sumner Bettye Sutherlandii 5 I. SOPHONIORES Billy Swan Tommy Sweatman Sue Swenson Jimmy Switzer Dickie Tal? Ronald Talley Betty Tatum Diane Taylor Margaret Taylor Sue Teague Richard Tedcllie Kenneth Teer Curtis Temple Carolyn Thaxton Marcella Thomas Sharon Thomas Virginia Thomas Jean Thompson Valerie Tims Emily Tipton Robert Tritton Sharon Turk Joyce Turner Bill Turrentine Don Tuttleton Cecilia Twyman Analeslie Unfried John Unger Allan Van Meter Linda Van Ness Peggy Veale Joan Vedder Gail Venrick Barbara Wctdlington Teresa Waid Q ry txif iff I ,. . tw - we M . . ,av x rr R -A 'sie ,s ffig im if 'R H . A r if A we .:..f:vz, . 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Agp. ox W June Senior Favorite A V , 91 MELINDA TERRY Junior Favorite RUSS BLOXOM Junior Favorite 93 -ik fi is 'N X, U- .Zur is J LF QI' xj 3 X?- X3 7 Q, vi Ig J KW X JUDY GRAY Sophomore Favorite 94 JIMMY SWITZER Sophomore Favorite 95 RUNNERS-UP CLASS FAVORITES WANDA CUNNINGHAM Senior LLOYD LANE SHIRLEY SUTHERLAND DAN GURLEY Senior Junior Junior LINDA CATES CLAY WETSEL Sophomore Sophomore 96 RENE COMPTON FOOTBALL SWEETHEART KAY VANDERPOOL Spods Fomes Queen Second Night ANNE CHORN Spods Fomes Queen First Night CHEERLEADERS Row l, left to right: Beverly Burmeister, Anne Chorn, Wanda Cunningham Gail Petersen. Row 2: Don Herman, Scottie Turner, Ronald Brookshire, Hershel Payne za 2'- P22 2 fi 355 5 5? 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During his iun- ior year he participated in the activities at the Student Service Council, always upholding the fine grades which led to his capturing the Junior English Medal. With camera in hand, Wilkes, in his senior year, worked with the Annual Stott, the Booster Committee, and the Student Service Council while holding the ottices of president of Penta and reporter of Allied Youth. THERON BROOKS in his three years at Paschal has become an outstanding leader. He twice served as a mem- ber ot the Student Service Council and was an active member at the An- nual Statt, Science Club, Penta, Allied Youth, J.C.L., and the National Honor Society. Because of his ambition and enthusiasm, Theron was a nominee for the presidency of the senior class. ROYAL In keeping with the collegiate size of the T956 Panther, the statt presents a section which has long occupied an honored place in most college annuals. This section, a Who's Who of Paschal, is not meant to honor only those who have been honored with an elective office. The students in this section were nominated by a committee of teachers, who selected them on the basis of their valuable and often thankless service to Paschal. The T956 Panther presents to you the Royal Purples. Sports and related activities have oc- cupied most of ANNE CHORN'S school days. As co-captain of the volleyball team and a member of the girls' tennis team she has made a definite contribution to athletic competition at Paschal. Cheerleader and Sports Fol- lies Queen were two coveted honors bestowed on Anne this year. She was also a nominee tor Senior Favorite. While at Paschal, TRAVIS COOMER has served as an active member of the Student Service Council for three years. He is also a two-year lettermon in football, during which time he was nominated for the Westfall Trophy. Al- though Travis was busy promoting school activities, he has maintained an excellent scholastic record which won for him a place in the National Honor Society. PURPLES SUE GOLDSTEIN'S untiring devotion to the school and her willingness to worls has earned her a place among the Royal Purples. She has become o virtual iunior member ofthe office force. Her activities at Paschal have been myriad. She has served as a delegate to the Allied Youth Conference at Buck Hill Falls, ofticiatecl as a Bible reader, filled on office in the Vagabonds, and worked on the Annual Stott. ,I l A. As vice-president of the iunior class last year, BILL FROST gave endless hours to the planning and preparation of its activities. Being a two-year foot- ball Ietterman, a Student Service Coun- cil representative, a member of Penta, the Science Club, and the Steering Committee has not kept Bill from earn- ing a fine scholastic standing, In 1955 Bill represented Paschal at Boys' State in Austin. LEE HAWTHORNE, well-known for his loyalty to the Purple and White, is always present at Paschal activities. His enthusiastic interest in school affairs is further emphasized by the large number of color slides he has made. Serving on the Student Service Council and belonging to Penta and Allied Youth have not kept him from making a 'IOO'Ma attendance record in Pan-Am this year. An avid interest in scientific matters motivated RUDY GAEDKE'S election as this year's president of the Science Club. He attained deserved academic recognition as a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Contest. Always a man of action, Rudy has served well the 1956 Panther and the Penta Club during his busy senior year. PAT KIRKWOOD represented Pas- chal at Girls' State in l955. Ex- tremely versatile, she was president of PunfAm in her iunior year and led Paschal's delegation to the state convention in Austin. Possessing ex- ceptional musical talent she has been a proficient and dependable accompanist in the Musical Depart- ment. Good scholarship and Pat are synonymous. Holding offices and discharging the resultant duties have occupied most of GENE LAYNE'S time and talents. While he has been at Pas- chal, Gene has served as a mem' ber of the Student Service Council, as well as in the capacity of oHicer in Pan-Am and Allied Youth. He has also been a staff member on the 1956 Panther. His willingness and co-operation in bringing books and records has made a definite contribution to his classes. The varied activities of NANCY LEATHERWOOD include serving as secretary of Allied Youth and as delegate to their convention at Buck Hill Falls, and membership on the Student Service Council. She has participated in auditorium programs in addition ta being a member of the Annual Staff. For three years Nancy has represented Paschal in tennis. ROYAL PURPLES JUNE MASSENGALE has worked tirelessly in support of Paschal's ex- tra-curricular activities. While giving a great deal af time to the Booster Club and the Annual, she has main- tained one of the highest scholastic averages. She has also served as library assistant, secretary of Penta and Cub Reporters, and was an active member af Allied Youth and J.C.L. During his three years at Paschal, DON MOORHEAD hos played in the band and orchestra. However, it is his willingness to work for school organizations that has earned him cl place in Royal Purples. He and his band have gladly furnished music for programs whenever asked. He is also an active member of Vagabonds, having appeared in several ot their praductions. BRETT NORRlS'S activities have extended into all phases of school life. She has been a member at .l.C.l.., the Service Council, Paschal Writers Club, was president of Cub Reporters and vice-president of Al- lied Youth. Brett has always been conspicious in her many efforts in behalf ot her class. Helping to plan, as well as appearing in many programs, she has also been a nurse's assistant. 3.--'f 1 X156 ,f ROYAL GAIL PETERSEN has been of serv- ice to the school in such diverse ways as cheerleader, class nliicer, and member of the Steering Com- mittee. Active in Little Congress, Penta, and Allied Youth, she has also excelled in tennis and was a two-year city golf champion MARGARET RANSOM is known to Paschalites as the lovely vocalist who takes part in almost every musical program as a soloist and sings in the Girls' Sextet as well. Margaret is a member of the Stu- dent Service Council, and she is an oflicer of Little Congress. With his own radio program and the voice with personality, SAMMY RIDDLE has been selected to appear in Royal Purples. He has been out- standing as Vagaboncls president and as a three-year member of the Paschal Band. Comedy skits for Paschal assemblies are a Riddle specialty. W JOHNNY THOMPSON has shown his support of Paschal by the many programs in which he has partici- pated and by his service os cheer- leader alternate during the past semester. Johnny is president of Pan-Am and was o delegate to the Allied Youth Convention ot Buck Hill Falls last fall. He served as an enthusiastic member of the Booster Committee and of the Stu- dent Service Council As secretary of the student body, KAY VANDERPOOL has shown her ability to lead and her devotion to Paschal and its Honor System. De- spite her school and extra-curricular activities she hos found time to de- velop her piano talent to such a degree that she won the city-wide Piano Concerto Contest of 1955. Kay was also chosen Sports Follies Queen this year. BILL ZELLE exemplifies the Paschal High School technicians. His co operation with school clubs and with teachers by showing films ond arranging auditorium microphones, his work on the public address sys- tem, and his service os reporter of Pan-Am have earned him o place in the Royal Purples. PURPLES Y' J Sf X J Organizations l STUDENT SERVICE COUNCIL OFFICERS: BUBBA GAUNTT, President, ARTHUR BAIRD, Vice President: JOAN TOTTENHAM, Secrefary. Row I, IeII to righl: DOSS, VEDDER, HARRISON, EASON, HARRYS, NORRIS, VANDERPOOL, TOTTENHAM, FERGUSON, HAW THORNE, MAY, STOKES ' Raw 2: WILCOX, SWENSON, KYNER ,HARBISON, SELF, McMULLIN, EITELMAN, SAWYER, HO WORTH, LITTLEJOHN, MCHAM, BLOXOM, MITEFF, FOOTE ' Row 3: BEAIRD, McKEE, BARR, HENDRICK, KERBY, PETERSEN BREWER, COURSEY, PYEATT ' Row 4: BLANTON, DAVIS, HUDSON, ZETHRAEUS, BROWN, AHOLA, WETSEL, PARMETER, SWEAT MAN, NICHOLS, WONG, KIBBIE, BROOKS, GAUNTT ' Row 5: FROST, McCARLEY, BOTTOMS, BERRY, WILSON, MANN SWITZER, BAIRD, GILLELAND, COOMER, MYERSON, SIMMONS, CROWDER, RIGHTMER, PULLIAM, BERRY, MELCHER. SERVICE COUNCIL ALTERNATES Row I, left to right: JACKSON, McENTlRE, STURGES, SINCLAIR, WYNN, ZIMMERMAN, GOOLD, CRANDALL, JONES, HAR- RIS, PINCKARD, LOWE ' Row 2: POPE, GODFREY, EASON, WALKER, CHAMPION, CAMPBELL, SULLIVAN, HOSFORD, PARKER, DAVENPORT, STEWART, BROWN ' Row 3: CURRY, RICE, TAYLOR, CLOER, ARMSTRONG, GURLEY, FORTNEY, LENOX, KOCKLER HORN, HERNDON, HALL ' Row 4: REYNOLDS, LAYNE, LEWIS, McKEOWN, ASTON, RAMBO, WALSH, PADDOCK, EVANS, PULLIAM, MORROW, MILLER, SMALL. STEERING COMMITTEE Row I, left to right: HARRIS, WILSON, SAWYER, VEDDER ' Row 2: TOTTENHAM, VANDERPOOL, PETERSEN, SWENSON, FROST, WETSEL ' Row 3: BLOXOM, TYLER, GAUNTT, SWITZER ' Row 4: BROWN, BAIRD, MEYERSONI HARTMAN, LEVISAY. The Student Service Council, composed of members chosen from each home room, one representative and one aIter- nate, serves as a discussion group for problems of general school welfare and as a means of cooperation between faculty and students. Various schooI ac- tivities sponsored by this body incIude: publishing and selling student directories, disposing of stickers, taking orders for annuais, selling tickets for P.T. A. style show, acting as ushers and guides at Open House, handling homeroom elec- tions, and serving as buiiding guides dur- ing PubIic Education Week. The admin- istration of the Honor System and the advancement of its principies of scholar- ship, courtesy, Ioyalty, and cooperation are in its hands. Miss Alta-Beall Blanton is the sponsor. Meetings are called when a need arises. EA Officers: MARY SMITH, Concerfmistressy HELEN BOHN, CAROL SNODGRASS, Librarians ' JOE HOPKINS, President and Student Director, LINDA OLMSTEAD, Treasurer, MEYER SANKARY, Reporter. PASCHAL MUSIC The Paschal Music Department, under the able direction ot Miss Lois Ruth Mitchell, tries to instill an appreciation of good music in the members of the student body, it also furnishes an indispensable part of the assembly programs. The Orchestra, largest of the music department groups, has presented varied and sparkling programs throughout the year. Paschal was well represented in the All-State Orchestra by sixteen musicians who took their places after auditions. Among other ap- pearances made were: Christmas and Spring Con- certs, P.T.A. programs, Open House, All-City High School Chorus and Orchestra Concert, Highland Park Music Festival, Diamond Hill High School as- sembly program, Baccalaureate, and Commencement Exercises. The Girls' Glee Club, composed of first-year stu- dents, promotes interest in choral music and stimulates music activity in the school. These students have furnished music for numerous assembly programs, for Open House, and during Education Week. The Mixed Chorus has many accomplishments to its credit this year. Membership is based upon the ability to sing and upon a knowledge of music. This chorus First Violins: SMITH, Concertmistress, TURLEY, RAPP, KIMBALL, HURLEY, McCLUNEY, SANKARY, MCBRIDEI' Second Violins: COX, Principal, TIPTON, MORROW, McKIMMEY, TEDDLIE, SCOTT, BOHN, CHANG, BOWDEN, KUEHN ' Violas: EORSYTHE, Prin- cipal, LICHTMAN, KNOPP 'Celliz ASHLOCK, Principal, RAND, DESMOND ' String Basses: OLMSTEAD, Principal, KITHAS. 112 DEPARTMENT has responded faithfully to requests tor special pro- grams by assisting in assembly programs, participat- ing iri a two-day choral clinic at Texas Wesleyan College, competing for places in the All-City High School Chorus and Orchestra Concert and entering as the only choral group from Fort Worth in the Dallas Highlander Festival. The members always ap- pear in the Baccalaureate and Commencement pro' grams. The Girls' Sextet, made up of six regular members and three alternates, has been an invaluable asset to both Paschal High School and to the Glee Club. Members are selected from both the Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee Club after competitive try-outs. The girls have entertained several luncheon clubs, Wom- an's Club organizations, the P.T.A., and patients at the United States Public Health Service Hospital. The Sextet was a memorable feature ot the Spring Con- cert. Credit for the artistic performances by the entire Music Department is due not only to Miss MitcheII's untiring endeavors, but also to the hearty coopera- tion, sincerity of purpose, and painstaking eFfort shown by each member. Girls' Sextet: HORNSBY, Accompanist, GRANT, SIMMONS, SANDERSON RANSOM, HUDSON, SOUTHARD. Flute: SNODGRASS ' Oboe: ALEXANDER ' Clarinetsz HOPKINS, Principal, HENDRICKS, CRAUGH, SCHMIDT ' Bassoons: HARWELL, Principal, GRIFFIN ' Trumpets: MOORHEAD, Principal, PHILLIPS, BERGER ' Horns: ANDERSON Pr' ' I WILL- , lncupa, IAMSON, STEAD ' Trombones: SMITH, Principal, HODGE ' Percussions: DEAN ' Piano: LUMPKIN, DYER, WEBSTER. II? MIXED CHORUS Fronf center, HARRIS, Row 1, lefl fo right: PRIDDY, N. MOORE, MORROW, HORN, MOORE, JACK, RICHARDS, MARTIN, CRAFT, WILKINS, WILCOX ' Row 2: HOLT, SANDERSON, ANDREWS, ESSLINGER, SEGLER, BERRY, MONTGOMERY, UNDERWOOD, SIMMONS, DALLAS, THOMAS, POWELL ' Row 3: SOUTHARD, ALEXANDER, BERZMAN, RANSOM, BRIGHTWELL, RUSSELL, TAY- LOR, STOUT, GRANT, BEAIRD, WILLIAMS, HORNSBY. M I GIRLS GLEE CLUB Row 1,leH fo righi: BRAWNER, SANDLER, ZIMMERMAN, ROGERS, CYRUS, STALL, RANSONE, HINTON, KINNE, ALEXANDER ANSEL, DAY, PARSONS ' Row 2: KARNES, DOTY, TURK, ABERNATHY, JACK, PETRIE, ROWIN, RHODES, PIKE, HOWE, RUS SELL, WILEY ' Row 3: HUDSON, LASSITER, C. JOHNSON, EASON, LEE, SELF, ENOS, ECHOLS, POPE, RAMSEY, WILKES ' Row A: BLACK, MCCONNELL, POTTER, J. JOHNSON. 'II4 , qv as Center: SCHMIDT ' Row I, left to right: HURLEY, BERZMAN, SANDERSON, NASH, OLMSTEAD ' Row 2: LAYNE, LEICHLITER, GEPHART, SESSIONS, TURLEY, PRIDDY. MUSIC HISTORY AND APPRECIATION The Music History and Appreciation class is a branch of the Paschal Music Department. One of the most interesting activities of this group is an annual outing to hear the Metropolitan Opera in Dallas. The class also attends the productions ot the Fort Worth Opera Association throughout the year. During school hours the class, which meets every day, listens to classical records and discusses current events in the world of music. The Music History and Appreciation Class is sponsored by Miss Lois Ruth Mitchell. Piano Concerto Contestants: Seated: TURLEY, WILCOX ' Left to right: ANSEL, WEBSTER, HORNSBY, LUMPKIN, DYER, MOORE, GRANT, CYRU5, GEPHART, PRIDDY. Sextel Alternates: ROGERS, POTTER, JACK. .Q .I -.Ac, f P T K 4 ,,,,.,..., X, 2 A ' I I f-I f t.s. I Q fx Q. 'fa J 7 2 X 4, ww , f A X - 'figffifl y 4. X: '1?ifX2 if I fi? W tff W tlr' A' 12? ile s ii it Wits leg t I its 'L its 2, Ike, 1 N I fgji-v is ff 5 ' M fem , m t G fi Vi 115 Row I, left to right: HURLEY, FLETCHER, STERLING, MILLER ' Row 2: NATION, BLOUNT, BINGHAM, HENDERSON, NOLL, BATEMAN, BROWN, BOHN, FERGUSON, PETERSON, RANDOLPH, HARWELL, SPAULDING, SANDIFER ' Row 3: HOPKINS, GALLAGHER, COFFMAN, SWEATMAN, PARMETER, KEESEE, BURCH, WALKER, STEAD, WALL, BARLOW, SMITH, ANDERSON, BYARS, WILLIAMSON, GRIFFIN, CUNNINGHAM, MOORE, ROOKE, VANCE, B. WALL ' Row 4: CAMPBELL, HARRIS, SCHMIDT, Muiorettes: BEVERLY WALL, BARBARA RENFRO, SHIRLEY GILL, KAY HENDERSON The Paschal High School Band, one of Fort Worth's best balanced musical aggregations, is an organization of eighty-eight well-trained musicians, dressed in outstanding purple and white uniforms with special insignia tor its director, band captain, lieutenants, secretary, and student director. So impressive is the progress made this year that Colonel N. J. Whitehurst, competent band director for the past thirteen years, made this statement con- ' cerning the present and future potentialities, I This is the best concert bancl that I've ever had ' the pleasure of working with. I expect the band , to reach one hundred members in two years because of the large number of sophomores enrolled in my classes this year who are gaining valuable experience. I attribute the success ot the Paschal band to the new band room and excellent equipment. 116 iz I s S BAND YATES, RIDDLE, HARDY, COPLIN, AMBURN, CHESTER, DEAN, MOORHEAD, COLLINS, BERGIN,HEWETT, MACUNE, CRAUGH, HUMPHRIES, PETERS, CAESAR, HUSA, HANNAH, HERNANDEZ, PHILLIPS, PAGE, NORCROSS, YOUNGBLOOD, McMORAN, PACHECO, HODGES, MARTIN, TRITTON, SMITH ' Row 5: GILL, RENFRO, SNODGRASS, BOWDEN, BISHOP, WORTMAN, HOBBS, CODY, JOHNSON, SHAW, GRIMMETT, DEAN, WHITEHURST. The band has faithfully performed at all football games. Much of the fine spirit of our athletics is the result of our band permeating the atmosphere with its inspiring tunes of 'pep' and 'fight'. Music for pre-game pep rallies, as well as for parades and school open-houses, has been furnished by these Paschulites. On March 16th at the Jacksboro Band Festival the Band entered twenty-nine soloists and sixteen ensemble players in the concert and sightread- ing contest, and in the all-city solo and ensem- ble contest on April 'IOTI1 the some number was heard. A iunior bancl is available for those whose proficiency has not yet reached the high level of attainment necessary for regular band mem- bership. Drum Major: LOY ROOKE POM POM GIRLS PaschaI's Pom Pom Girls feature clockwork precision and lively stepping as they swing through their intricate marches and novel dance routines. Smartly clad in purple and white, they provide half-time entertainment at every home football game. The thirty-six members, four of whom are alternates, are chosen after com- petitive try-outs. Pep, enthusiasm, and willingness to practice are requisites for membership. Row I, left to right: GARRISON, HANKINS ' Row 2: WRIGHT, WYNN, GAMMAGE, SELF, FRANKS, SUTHERLAND, K. RIORDAN, TAYLOR, ' Row 3: MARQUIS, PIPES, CRICK, MCMULLIN, MOORE, MAUCK, HENDERSON, HARDGROVE ' Row 4: HARRIS, HILL, CRANDALL, T. McFADDEN, SNYDER, MILLER, AMES ' Row 5: SPEECE, SMITH, L, McFADDEN, NORCROSS, MADDOX, P. RIORv DAN, JENKINS. Fr Lett to right: BERRY, MASSENGALE, THOMPSON, GUYNES, STOW, TINKLE, HOLLAND, MONTGOMERY, MELCHER. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club, consisting of ten members, is entirely responsible for decorations of the auditorium, stage, and halls. Members spend at least an hour daily on the work. This year they faced the tremendous task of making entirely new banners for the purpose of ornamentation. Boosters promote school spirit and welcome as additions to their member- ship all who display an unusual amount of school spirit and profess a willingness to work. Mrs. Adele Firkins is sponsor. Officers: SAMMY RIDDLE, President, GAIL GODFREY, Vice President, SUE GOLDSTEIN, Secretary. VAGABON DS The Vagabonds, which was organized in 1928, is composed of advanced speech stu- dents interested in the study of drama. The numerous activities of the club include the production of several one-act plays through- out the year and the annual three-act play presented in the spring. Vagabonds is sponsored by Mrs. Miriam Todd. Row 7, left to right: GOLDSTEIN, BAKER, MILLER, REID, DAY, BROWN, CASON, BURMEISTER ' Row 2: WEST, KENDALL, STEWART, MURPHY, NORCROSS, BARKER, WISENER, HENRY, GODFREY, HANKINS ' Row 3: RIDDLE, BREWER, FRENCH, PAYNE, DYER, MOOREHEAD, AHOLA, DELP, DEAN, CAMPBELL. Vagabonds rehearse The Smiling Angel. Yes Means No reaches a climax. The More fhe Merrier' Spring fwo acfg come early ..... . . . . .slay lafe -1 l 1 LT, COLONEL INF. BOYLE, P.M.S.81T. RIFLE TEAM, Row I: HUDDLESTON, FAIREY ' Row 2: HOWARD ' Row 3 HARRISON, McCOWN. R. O. T. C. BATTALION STAFF, Row 7, leff io righf: WILCOX, McCOWN, TERRY, LESSER ' Row 2: GIBSON, GEBHARD, VANZANDT SINGLETARY, Commundunf ' Row 3: PETTY, HUDDLESTON, McNABB, SHUGART. COMPANY I: Row I, lefl fo right: CREPPON, REPPER, ELDER, HAYES, HOLCOMB, WEINSTEIN, McHAM, KEESEE, LANDRUM ' Row 2: BUSH, HAM, STUDDARD, MOORE, MCCARTHY, MONTGOMERY, REYNOLDS, MONTGOMERY, HARDER ' Row 3: DUCAYET, MIDDLETON, MITCHELL, GUNTER, MARTIN, BYRD, KIMZEY, NEELY. COMPANY K: Row I, Ieff lo righf: HARRISON, BROWN, BIBB, WILSON, HELMS, JORDAN, FAIREY, STONE, PURVIS ' Row 2: MARKS, FARRIS, PALMER, MOODY, GRAHAM, WILSON, MORRIS ' Row 3: WALSH, BURGETT, FARMER, MONTGOMERY, SMITH, COATES, SANKARY, WHITE. RO.T. C. COMPANY L: Row 7, leff io right BAILEY, GRAY, ELDER, COFFMAN, WILSON, HARRELL, WOLFSKILL, HOWARD, SABIN ' Row 2: WALL, INMAN, MCMORAN, MUNN, KOCKLER, HALL ' Row 3: MELSON, HENSON, CASON, KERSHNER, BRANTLEY MULLER. COMPANY M: Row 7, Iefl fo righf: MOON, HARBISON, SHEAR, BURNETT, LEE, STULTS, MORGAN ' Row 2: MARTIN, HEFNER CARNS, HART, MucDONALD, YANCY ' Row 3: NICHOLS, MCMURRAY, CRAWFORD, CASON, MORRISON. 124 I W. Maman -f , A .Nwb-w..-m9.mm-,Wmw.u.,.MMmM:1aQ1-f,- U - - - MM, . .-, ,..,.,,,, , . ,,.,, .,,,.ff-M wmwpmx.. Mmm mwimm M f y ,ff self, DRILL PLATOON: Row I, left fo righr: KOONS, PALMER, WOLFSKILL, HALL, STUDDARD, YANCY, HAYES, WEINSTEIN, SABIN BIBB, INMAN, .JORDAN ' Row 2: CREPPON, TERRY, MCCOWN, HUDDLESTON, HOLCOMB, McCARTHY, BUSH, REYNOLDS KINZEY, SHUGART, VANZANDT, BAILEY, HARRISON, MONTGOMERY, LANDRUM ' Row 3: FAIREY, MOON, GEBHARD, MID DLETON, MARTIN, MITCHELL, HARDER, HEFNER, MOORE, COATES, WINTERS, MUNN, WAKEMAN, PURSELLEY ' Row 4 PETTY, GIBSON, KEESEE, NICHOLS, McMURRAY, BYRD, WALL, MEYER, NELSON, CASON, CASON, MULLER, ROTC SPONCORS, Ieff fo righf: JULIA LESSER, Faculty Sponsor, DIANE WILCOX, Bavallion Sponsor, MELINDA TERRY, Drill Pla Ioon Sponsor, JOHANNE REPPER, Company Ig GAIL BROWN, Company K, JUDY GRAY, Company L, ANN HARBISON Company M. i i' ' ALLIED YOUTH Allied Youth at Paschal is one post of a national organization. A. Y. was organized to teach young people the truth concerning alcoholic beverages and to give them guid- ance in problems that face the average teenager. A. Y. conducts many activities such as sponsoring a delegation to Buck Hill Falls, handling ribbon sales, and planning socials within the club. The sponsor is Mrs. Margaret Mitchell. Y Z Co-sponsor is Mr. Ross Moss. Officers: BOB KINNEY, President, BRETT NORRIS, Vice President, NANCY LEATHERWOOD, Secretary, GENE LAYNE, Treasurer, WILKES BERRY, Re po rter. Row I, left to right: LIPSHITZ, B. NORRIS, MACK, BROWN, COPE, BROOKS, HAWTHORNE ' Row 2: TOWNSEND, MOORE, LIVINGSTON, BAKER, MONTGOMERY, LEATHERWOOD, BEAIRD, GAEDKE ' Row 3: COFFMAN, JACKSON, SIMMONS, J. MASSENGALE, F. NORRIS, GRANT, MELCHER ' Row 4: MARTIN, DOYLE, SOLOMON, M. MASSENGALE, MILLER, KINNEY, MITCHELL ' Row 5: THOMPSON, LAYNE, GOLDSTEIN, BERRY, AHOLA. Row 7, left to righl: HARWELL, HENDRICKS, GILLILLAND, CROW, TIMS, BARR ' Row 2: EASON, RAND, ROBERTS, MELTON, GOLDTHWAITE, PRINZ, APPLEBAUM, HENDRICK, MUELLER ' Row 3: DUNNING, McMURRAY, HITCH, CAGLE, HALSELL, GOOLD, CREED, THOMAS, CARAWAY, ROY ' Row 4: WILSON, HEWETT, TRIPP, JONES, WOOLHEATER, CREPPON, HALL, FRANKS, GOLDSTEIN, LIVINGSTON, COOMER. ART CLUB The Art Club, sponsored by Mrs. Beatrice Dunning, meets every Wednesday after school. The club is composed of forty mem- bers who are continually working around school, making the building look more at- tractive. The members of the club take trips to artists' studios, make field trips, visit col- leges nearby, and arrange exhibits in the halls of the building. Officers, lelt to right: SARADEL APPLEBAUM, President, LINDA PRINZ, Vice President, MARY JO JARVIS, Secretary, MARY LOU MUELLER, Treas- urer. Officers: JERRY MARTIN, President: FREDDIE MORRIS, Vice President, SONJA THOMPSON, Secreta ry. BOWLING CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mr. Charles Dobbs the Bowling Club has become one of PoschaI's most active organizations. The Bowling Club, which meets weekly, is attiliated with the American Junior Bowl- ing Congress. Each year the club is well represented in a Christmas Tournament and in the National Tournament held in March. Row 7, left to right: ELLIOTT, TURRENTINE, MORRIS, PRICE, WEBSTER, MARTIN, VORHEES ' Row 2: KNOPP, DAY, GIBSON, LOGAN, CHAPMAN, M. MORGAN, ANDERSON, BLOCKER, McKEE ' Row 3: DOBBS, SMITH, BERZMAN, H. MORGAN, ROWIN, LAGRONE, JOHNSTON, BARNETT, RAPP, DARWIN. Row i, left to right: GRIMSHAW, PARKER, DEATON, DOYLE, NASH, WILKES, TRITTON, CAMPBELL, GOLDMAN, LITTLE ' Row 2: LUMPKIN, MUELLER, SULLIVAN, MYERS, MOYER, BARNETT, HENDERSON, BOOKS, WYNN, CAMPBELL, MORROW, WALKER, SWENSON ' Row 3: RAPFOGEL, CHAMBERLAIN, MAYFIELD, MORGAN, NIELSON, NAPIER, PARKER, ROTHACKER, KERR, COOMBES. CUB REPORTERS The Cub Reporters, on organization formed to encourage students interested in learning more about iournalism, is com- posed entirely ot sophomores. The require- ment tor membership is an active and en- thusiastic desire to acquire knowledge of newspaper writing. Weekly meetings are devoted to the study and discussion of different phases and styles at news reporting. Guest speakers who are prominent in the iournalistic field are invited to appear before the club at least twice each year. Mrs. Margaret Caskey is sponsor of the Cub Reporters. OFFICERS: GEORGE SIDDONS, President, SHERWIN GOLDMAN, Vice President, CAROLYN KERR, Secretary. l 129 OFFICERS: HARRY HELLER, President, BARBARA DARWIN, Vice Presideni, BETTY PRYOR, Secreiary, CAROL SHAW, Treasurer, JULIE FINCH, Reporter, LOYCE MCLAIN, Sergeant-at-Arms. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB The Distributive Education Club gcnized to give the student with time iob additional knowledge so WGS OI'- ci holi- ihm he moy excel in his work and open new vistas to success. The program of the club includes training in many fields of selling-whole sale, retail, and service. The member uses his new ideas to become ci better salesman, and thus profits from the course which links his job to his ecluccztion. The sponsor is Miss Ninci Terry. Row I, left to right: YATES, SNOW, WHITT, PRIDDY, GARRISON, PIPES, SMITH, DARWIN, McLAIN, THOMPSON ' Row 2: PRYOR, TORRANCE, JOHNSON, SHAW, VELTE, STANLEY, MABRY, MOORE, STRADER ' Row 3: HALL, NEWSOM, HAYNES, BLANTON, FINCH, HELLER, KNIGHT ' Row 4: VAUGHAN, EDDINS, TERRY, RANDLE, PETERS, DAVIDSON, BELCHER ' Row 5: DEMPSEY, BYRNES, DYESS, DEERING, SANDERS, BUCKINGHAM, FIELD. i gf T' Row T, left to right: I-IAWKER, KUEHN, COX, HAUN ' Row 2: HAGGARD, ADAMS, STURDEVANT, STEPHENSON, TURNER, VOTION, MOLINAR, GIBSON, THOMPSON, GATHRIGHT ' Row 3: EADS, TATUM, JOHNSON, SHAW, McENTIRE, WALDEN, LEE, RALTON, HUDSON ' Row 4: LASSITER, BRAWNER, DUNLAP, FILLMORE, SMITH, JARVIS, GORDON, ZETHRAEUS, GRIFFIN. FUTURE NURSES CLUB High school is a time of planning, selec- ting a vocation, and choosing a school for further training. Two years ago Mrs. Velma Eads founded the Future Nurses Club at Paschal to foster interest in nursing as a profession. Girls have a rare opportunity to become fully acquainted with all aspects of nursing before entering that field. They learn of the scholarship program and the degree available and often obtain first-hand information from a local college. Feeling that success in the field of medicine is irn- possible without a keen sense of charity, many Paschal future nurses gave their time unselfishly during the March of Dimes campaign against polio. This is a young club which is steadily growing as more girls are attracted to the field of nursing. 'QS OFFICERS: KATHY HUDSON, President, ROSEMARIE GORDON, Vice President PATRICIA GATHRlGHT,Secretcfryp MARY KUEHN, Reporter. -N Q R FLYING PANTHERS The Flying Panthers is a club founded to acquaint the students with the importance of aviation in our modern world. Many meetings are informative-featuring dis- cussions of meteorology, ground methods, search and rescue missions, and first aid. Numerous social activities highlighting the year include two formal dances, at Christ- mas and in the spring. OFFICERS: JOE HUDDLESTON, President, EARL MONTGOMERY, Vice Presi- dent, NORMAN SPAULDING, Secretary, MIGUEL PETERSON, Treasurer, ELEANOR WILLIAMS, Reporter. Row I, left to right: SHEAR, FOWLER, SIMONDS, DOUTT, BROWN ' Row 2: PULIDO, HUDDLESTON, PETERSON, NORCROSS, MONTGOMERY, SPAULDING ' Row 3: JONES, WEATHERLEY GOLDWAITE, MCDONALD, CASON, MUSGRAVE. 'ii 'tb. Qffmf R51 ,gwgggzife a www ,. S I .ws ss 8 K 4 V Row 1, left to right: THOMAS, GOUGH, COX, LEE, GEPHART, LOGAN, BARR, CYRUS, McCOY, DOSS, L. SMITH ' Row 2- GEBHARD, OATES, CHAMBERLAIN, GOOLD, EASTWOOD, CAMPBELL, BARNETT, TURK, BUTLER, RANSONE, GORDON, HAR- RELL, DEAHL, CREWS ' Row 3: HOLTZ, GAMEL, KYNER, MURPHY, SNODGRASS, HAGGARD, DAVENPORT, NORMAN, HOSFORD I COOK, HARRISON, FOSTER, HARTER, ROGERS, CHANG, BYARS ' Row 4: NORCROSS, PAINTER, HART, CATES, CARTER, WAID, LUCK, PIKE, HUBBARD, GRAY, SWENSON, GATHRIGHT, FOWLER, RAMSEY, FERGUSON, GARDNER ' Row 5: BROOKS, SWIFT, PAYNE, GAITHER, ROBINSON, MONTGOMERY, LYND, HERNDON, HODGE, COURSEY, BEDINGFIELD, D. SMITH, KILMAN, GARON ' Row 6: ARMSTRONG, MCFARLAND, PHILLIPS, SAUNDERS, CAMPBELL, RAMBO, PHILLIPS, KIRKPATRICK, B. ARMSTRONG, HARRIS, STUDDARD, AYCOCK, BOSWELL, MCCANN. THE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League, sponsored by Miss Anna Gardner, is a part of a national activity club which was organized to pro- mote interest in the study of Latin and of Ancient History. Students are encouraged to learn of the past so that they may un- derstand the present. The Paschal chapter, founded in 'I9I8, holds many social activi- ties throughout the year as well as the regu- lar meetings for the purpose of study and discussion. OFFICERS: GINNY PAINTER, President, LINDA CATES, Vice President, JEAN GOOLD, Secretary, NANCY EASTWOOD, Treasurer, SUE SWENSON, Reporter, HARRY LYND, JUDY GRAY, Sergeant:-at-Arms, Ac! OFFICERS: WILMA SEILHEIMER, President, PAT PYLE, Vice President, LYNDA MARTIN, Secretary. THE LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, under the sponsorship of librarians, Mrs. Ophelia Sparks and Miss Glenna Thomas, promotes the welfare of Paschal by suggesting and studying im- provements for the library and its .publicity program. The club is composed of the li- brary assistants, who meet each month to discuss the library problems. The Library Club considers the interests of the students, their suggestions as to new books and new methods, as well as library proiects. Row 1, left to right: EDWARDS, CUNNINGHAM, YARBROUGH, SEILHEIMER, NANCE, THOMAS, BRADSHAW ' Row 2: ERIMMER, LOGAN, GIBSON, PYLE, WILCOX, BROOKS, SPARKS, BYARS, CHRISTIANSEN ' Row 3: PETTY, CROW, TUTOR, DELANEY. Row I, left to right: THOMPSON, ESSEX, BALL, VANDERPOOL, TOTTENHAM, BAKER, GODFREY, GOOLD ' Row 2: ROAN, WILSON, TERRELL, B. CHAMBERLAIN, PETERSEN, WOOD ' Row 3: S. EASTWOOD, CHAMPION, DAVIS, KERBY, SAWYER, WEED ' Row 4: D. CHAMBERLAIN, N. EASTWOOD, McKEOWN, KYNER, VEDDER, CATES ' Row 5: A. ASTON, CLOER, NICHOLS, P. ASTON, RANSOM, HUDSON, HAUN ' Row 6: HENDRICK, HARBISON, NORRIS, GAMEL, ZETHRAEUS, CREN- SHAW, HOOSER. LITTLE CONGRESS The Little Congress is a girls' organiza- tion, originally organized as a debating club, which meets every Thursday with its sponsor, Miss Claudie Mae Workman. The myriad activities of Little C include on annual progressive dinner during the Christ- mas holidays tor members and their guests, a banquet in late spring for the purpose of electing a new president, the study ot parliamentary law, and several slumber parties throughout the year. New members are required to present a monologue, a poem, or some other form ot public speak- ing before the club. OFFICERS: ANNA LEE ASTON, President: NANCY HOOSER, lst Vice President, MARILYN WEED, 2nd Vice President, KAY VANDERPOOL, Secretary, JOAN TOTTENHAM, Treasurer-Parliamentcrriang CAROLINE WOOD, Reporter, JUDY NICHOLS, MARGARET RANSOM, Sergeants-at-Arms, OFFICERS: JOHNNY THOMPSON, President, CAROLYN KERR, Vice President, GENE LAYNE, Secretary, SUE SWENSON, Treasurer, BILL ZELLE, GEORGE HORN, Co-Reporters, LEE ANN CAMPBELL, Sergeant at Arms, JEAN ABER- NATHY, Song Leader. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB The Pan-American Club, sponsored by the Good Neighbor Commission of Texas and under the leadership of Miss Louise Bomar, was founded to foster good will among Pan-American countries. Composed of Spanish students, Pan-Am meets on the second Tuesday of every month. Lectures by guest speakers from Latin-American countries are informative as well as in- spiring. Activities of the club include: a Christmas banquet, sending of representa- tives to the State Convention in Austin each spring, and annual donations to a fund for the needy at Christmas. This year Pan- Am also donated to the Tampico Flood Relief Fund. The Pan-American Club wel- comes new members who are interested in learning more about the Spanish language, customs, and people. Row I, left to right: GARON, MUNN, ROHWER, GIBSON, McKEE, RAYFORD, PARSONS, D. CHAMBERLAIN, RICH, NAPIER, ROTHACKER, JOHNSON, CASON, McCROREY ' Row 2: HINTON, J. CAMPBELL, RANDOLPH, EASON, L. CAMPBELL, BOHN, B. CHAMBERLAIN, HAWTHORNE ' Row 3: CRONIN, RAMSEY, BROWN, BOMAR, ALEXANDER, GOLDBERG, HALSHELL, WARD, RENFRO, BOOKS, LLOYD, SWENSON, COPLIN, FLETCHER, GOLDMAN, JOHNSON ' Row 4: HOFFMAN, ALLEN STRANGE, KINNE, RICHTER, WILSON, COCKRELL, POFF, WILSON, ALEXANDER, SIMMONS, ABERNATHY, LAYNE, WILEY THOMPSON, KISSINGER, HORN, ZELLE, STONE. 1 1 3 l I T 1 l Row 1, left to right: HANDLER, CAMPBELL FERGUSON ODONNELL FRANKS CHAMBERS Row 2 BILLS TUTTLETON KERSHNER, PURVIS, BEDINGFIELD, REYNOLDS SWAN VILORIA PANTHERETTE The Paschal Pantherette, published every other week, is the result of careful plan- ning by the journalism class under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Caskey. In the past years the Pantherette has become well known in iournalistic circles. The news- paper won the coveted city trophy in 1955, and this year the Pantherette won the All American Contest which is the highest honor obtainable by a high school newspaper. Three members of the stott won first places in the City Press Contest this winter. The winners were: Dave Hickey in feature writ- ing, Pat Ferguson in editorial, and Tal- mage Campbell in front page makeup. Paschal may well be proud of such achieve- ment. PENTA The Penta Club, founded by Miss Charlie M, Noble, encourages interest in mathemat- ics by sponsoring the slide-rule class and the mathematics honors given each spring. Among the club's activities are a trip to the planetarium and a Christmas party. The club, under the sponsorship of Miss Caroline Gaither, meets every other Tues- day to discuss various phases ot mathe- matics. Members contribute to the program by presenting mathematical puzzles and proofs to the group, which is composed of students especially interested in mathemat- OFFICERS: WILKES BERRY, President, MARILYN WEED, Vice President, JUNE ics. MASSENGALE, Secretary. Row 1, left to right: WILCOX, JARVIS, D. CHAMBERLAIN, WEED, NAPXER, COFFMAN ' Row 2: HAWTHORNE, ALEXANDER, ESSEX, PRINZ, EDWARDS, BICKFORD, EWELL, McKENZIE, GORDON, SEHESTED, WALSH ' Row 3: GAITHER, MASSENGALE, PETERSEN, MACK, HOLLAND, HUSA, HODGE, DEAN, KINNEY, HOPKINS ' Row 4: VAN ZANDT, MELCHER, MOON, ZELLE, JOSEPH, BERRY, BAILEY, DeBUSK, KANN, FROST, GAEDKE ' Row 5: PROCTER, BEZDEK, MCCLURE, DYESS, DAVENPORT, BUL- BROOK, PETTY, LIVELY, COURSEY, HUDSON, DUMAS. Row I, Ieff to right: HOWELL, COPE, LIPsHITz, N. EAsTWoOD, S. EASTWOOD, ADAMS, WALL, oILL, SPEECE, BROWN, BENTON, JONES, KELLEY, A. DUCAYET - Row 2: ATOR, HICKMAN, YOUNG, GATEWOOD, FLOYD, ESSEX, HANIcINs, PRICER, BROWARD, LEI-IMAN, HENDRICKS, HERMAN - Row 3. BATEMAN, SLAUGHTER, REPPER, IauIzMEIsTEIz, MADDOX, STOW, MONTGOMERY, NAY, SUTHERLAND, SWIFT, THAXTON, Rus:N, LEE - Row 4. ROTHACKER, MALONE, ALEXANDER, LIV. INGSTON, HOLITS, MASSENOALE, ASTON NAPIER, McKENZIE, VAN zANDT, KANN, PHILLIPS, I.IcI-ITMAN - new 5, E, DUCAYET, WILSON, BROOK, SWIFT, OLEIM, ORIER, HEDGPETH, BRANNON, JEMISON, ERWIN, RAMBO, TOLIVER, HART. OFFICERS: EDDIE DUCAYET, Presidenff NANCY LEE, Vice Presidentf JANET GATEWOOD, County Council Representativef BETTY SOUTHERLAND, Secretaryg NICK WILSON, County Council Representative. JUNIOR RED CROSS I The Junior Red Cross is one of the few orgonizotions in school which represents the entire student body. This organization is composed of o representative and an alter- nate from each home room. The club meets ot regulor intervals to dis- cuss proiects of importance to the entire student body. These proiects include pack- ing gift boxes for the needy children over- seas ond providing entertainment for the U.S.P.H.5. and Corswell Air Force Bose. The sponsor is Mrs. Catherine Elliot. OFFICERS: RUDY GAEDKE, President, GENE YOCKSTICK, Vice President, JOE DEAN, Secretary, JOHN MELCHER, Treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was organized for stu- dents who expressed an interest in scien- titic experimentation. The club meets every other week tor a discussion of the various phases of science. The Science Club, a branch of the Texas and American Acad- emies ot Science, is sponsored by all sci- ence teachers with Miss Elveta Benson as head sponsor. Members participate in the program and present scientific proiects of interest to the club. Row I, left to right: DEAN, HOPKINS, JOSEPH, MITCHELL, YOCKSTICK, BROOKS, HUDSON, McKEOWN, WISENER, HAUN, MACK ' Row 2: HAWTHORNE, MCCLURE, CONNER, McKENZIE, BAILEY, ZELLE, FORTNEY, KIBBIE, HOWE, BROZGOLD, ALLEN, REY- NOLDS ' Row 3: GREEN, DEBUSK, GORDON, HUSA, COFFMAN, BROWN, MOON, MURPHY, EDWARDS, VAN ZANDT, BOATNER, BENSON ' Row 4: BULBROOK, GAEDKE, SILVER, BORGERS, HARRISON, BLACK, PETERSON, MILES, LEWIS, STEELE, AHOLA, GEBHARD, MELCHER. Row I, left to right: STURDEVANT, KUEHN, WILHITE, OATES, J. ANDERSON, McMURRAY, GASH, HULTS, THOMPSON ' Row 2: NATION, KINNE, BLACK, GOULDY, HOLLAND, POPE, HINTON, JONES, DUNNING ' Row 3: SANDIFER, SIMMONS, SIL- VER, HARWELL, C. RIZER, DAUGHERTY, K. RIZER, HULL 'Row 4: R. ANDERSON, CROW, WILSON, ARMSTRONG, WILL- IAMSON, PRICE, TRIPP. SKATING CLUB The Skating Club, organized and spon- sored by Mrs. Beatrice Dunning, enioys ice skating at Will Rogers Coliseum at regu- lar intervals. Members strive to improve their skating and enioy a rare sport in Texas. OFFICERS: MIKE TRIPP, President, WENDELL HARWELL, Vice President Row 2: BEVERLY JONES, Secretary, SUZANNE SANDIFER, Treasurer. -sv OFFICERS: SANDRA JANES, President, GLENNA FAWVER, Vice President, MADELL BAILEY, Secretary, MARCIA KLODGINSKY, Treasurer, AMY WEBSTER, Reporter, BARBARA WITT, Inter-club Council Representative. Y-TEENS Y-TEENS, attiliated with the YWCA, is an organization for Paschal girls. It strives to develop the student of today into a Christian adult, well-equipped to meet her responsi- bilities and willing to serve her community. It seeks to develop ci sense of the right as well os an understanding of the problems the members will be 'Forced to confront. Y-TEENS have sponsored slumber parties, luncheons, hikes, picnics, and an intensive charity program. Guest speakers meet often with the Y-TEENS. Row i, left to right: BENNETT, McENTIRE, PYLE, MORROW, RICHARDS, FERGUSON, WITT, EASTLAKE, WILLIS, JANES, DOUTT ' Row 2: KELSEY, CARTER, JONES, STANDIFER, FILLMORE, MYERS, KLODGINSKY, CREED, GOUGH, FAWVER, BAILEY ' Raw 3: RUNYAN, KIRKLAND, BETTS, EDWARDS, GAITHER, WEBSTER, FIELDING, CASON, SIMONDS, MASSENGALE, COURSEY. Q-.-f 'SS' Row 1, ren to fight: NORRIS, ZELMA w. RHODES, sponsor, MASSENGALE, LEATHERWOOD - Row 2: DONAGHE, CROW, THOMPSON, GAEDKE, HOLLAND, BERRY. PANTHER STAFF Classes, clubs, sports-the Panther stat? strives to preserve these memories and others for students who will someday long to recapture the enthusiasm and the aspirations of their high school days. The staff is composed of twenty students who meet daily and often continue their work after school hours. An annual is a complete picture of school life, thus the stcltt must observe and record all events. The pub- lication ot the Fanther involves work in many fields, members are in charge of photography, finance, editing, and publicity. Miss Zelma Rhodes is sponsor, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hull is sales director. Row 1, left to right: ELIZABETH HULL, Sales Director, WILEY, GOLDSTEIN, SAWYER ' Row 2: GAUNTT, WEED, FROST, KERBY, TURNER, BROOKS, SHUGART. 9 'bf L 5 -'-I, an - Athletics NJ L J Row 7, lefi Io right: Couch McCAULEY, KINNEY, MITEFF, BAIRD, COZINE, LEVISAY, BRYANT, PARKER, GAUNTT, LOUGHA RIDGE ' Row 2: Coach HORNER, CROW, RIGHTMER, OHLEN, CROWDER, GIEGER, PULLIAM, MCLEOD, BURGIN, MOUNT- CASTLE, DOZIER ' Row 3: Coach ALLEN, GARNETT, GURLEY, FROST, MEYERSON, SAUNDERS, COOMER, DOBBS, AHOLA, CROW, JUSTICE ' Row 4: HILLARD, TAFF, ERWIN, RAMBO, RICHARDSON, ELLISON, JOHN, CHUBB, RUSSELL, HUDSON, BURKETT, VANCE. SEASON'S SCHEDULE PunIhers Opponents Panthers Opponems Woodrow Wilson ,,.... 20 I9 Carter 'R R' I4 35 Tech ., 39 0 Amarillo 7 W 20 34 Poly I 53 I9 Cleburne E E, 7 . 28 I4 Heights 21 14 Corpus Christi Roy ,, 0 6 North Side 47,7 26 2-I Highland Pcirkws, 'I4 35 Sunsef , , 7 I6 PASCHAL A FOOTBALL TEAM TRI-CAPTAINS-Left to right, Chris Miteff, Arthur Baird, Dickie Chubb The Paschal Panthers had a very successful season in competition with some of the state's leading contenders and a 4-A3 conference which yielded top-notch boys for the college ranks. After a fairly satisfactory non-confer- ence schedule was completed, the Panthers were disappointed by an early loss to Carter Riverside, But plucking the four following tough teams, the Panthers returned to the top of the district as co-champions with Arlington Heights. On a cold, rainy night the Panthers met Sunset of Dallas in the bi-district game, and lost T6 to 7. As one looks back, he realizes that the first Panther eleven from the new school was a carryover of the unconquer- able spirit displayed in all Paschal activities. COACHES-Left to right, Bill Allen, Durward Horner, O. D. McCauley. MANAGERS-Left to right, Charlie Hillard, John Garnett. an T47 DOUG CROW-Senior Back Baird tallies six against Carter. CARTER'S VICTORY SHADES PANTHERS' HOPES Paschal's chances at getting an early lead in the conference race were shattered when Carter defeated the Panthers 35-14. The Eagles took the lead, making three straight touchdowns before Paul Gauntt passed to end Gary McLeod for PaschaI's first touchdown. After the half-time ceremonies the Panthers seemed to come alive with a sixty-yard gallop by Chris Mitetq, making the score 21-14. The Panthers' hopes faded out when an incom- plete pass was thrown, and the ball was given to Carter. Carter then took charge of the game, making two more touchdowns and giving the River- siders a 35-14 victory over the Panthers. JOHN CROW-Junior End ESTlL VANCE-Senior Tackle JERRY DOBBS-Senior End GENE DOZIER-Junior End 148 i i GARY MCLEOD-Senior End RICHARD JOHN-Junior Tackle TRAVIS COOMER-Senior Guard ROY LEE RAMBO .lumor Center CHR IS MITEFF-Senior Back SIX PASCHAL TALLIES SHUT OUT BULLDOGS Paschal did an about-face against Tech as compared to the previous week's loss to Carter Riverside. After a very sluggish T4-O first halt, the Panthers, led by Bubba Gauntt, played sensationally the third and fourth quarters. Gauntt started the second halt with a 36-yard touchdown run. On the same play a few minutes later he was tackled but pitched out to Arthur Baird for another tally. Chris Mitett's interception set up the last score, which was made by Richard Loughridge from the T3-yard line. Baird led in scoring with two of Paschal's six touchdowns. Paschal's defensive strategy clicks Pluck The Feather, Panthers. 53-19 VICTORY BOILS EAST SIDE PARROTS Paschal went ahead in the conference won-lost column by clobber- ing Poly 53-19. Doug lRed1 Crow was undoubtedly the big man in Paschal's strong ottense. He tallied from the 73, 43, 12, and 1-yard lines. Arthur Baird also assisted with two touchdowns while Bubba Gauntt scored once and passed to end George Mountcastle for the other score. BILL FROST-Senior Center DICKIE CHUBB-Senior Tackle ELVIN RUSSELL-Senior End 3 2 I 3 2 I BUBBA GAUNTT-Senior Back MORTON MEYERSON- Senior Tackle Y? 2 2 L e m 150 GEORGE MOUNTCASTLE- R. T. BURKETT-Senior Guard BOB AHOLA-Senior Guard LINWOOD HUDSON Senior End Senior Tackle PASCHAL UPSETS SIPPERS' TEA CUP 21-i4 The outstanding game of the season pitted Paschal's Panthers against powerful Heights with the Panthers emerging 7-point victor. Crow, Gauntt, and Miteft proved the three musketeers. Gauntt kept Heights guessing on mixing and keeping with the option play. It proved a see-saw affair with Heights beginning the evening with a T.D. Crow kept the secondary of Heights busy. The final half saw only one touchdown being counted by swift Chris Miteff in the fourth quarter to secure a Paschal 2l-14 upset. George pursues Harry the Hare. ARTHUR BAIRD-Senior Back 'l5'l Bubba Uses Paschal's Magic. VICTORY CVER STEERS MAKES PANTHERS CHAMPS Paschal's TickeT To bi-disTricT was won aT The hands of o Tough NorTh Side Team. The Tradifional Turkey Day classic was played before The largest crowd of The season. Sherrill Hedrick, The Sfeers' Top back, played havoc wiTh a defermined PanTher eleven. Bubba GaunTT's piTchouT leTT The sporTs- casTers guessing who had The ball. The STeers sTruggled To The PanTher five buT were held There in The final moments. The score board posTed an impressive 26-21 vicTory for many happy exes. RICHARD LOUGHRIDGE- BOB KINNEY-Senior Back DEAN COZINE-Junior Back DAN GURLEY-Junior Back Senior Back T52 is wi .fb Row I, left to right: TAFF, DORRIS, JAMES, CISNEROS, STELL, McPHAlL, FITTS, VAUGHT, PAIR, WETSEI. ' Row 2: FOOL, SHELTON, FIRKINS, LARSEN, T. MARTIN, STANFORD, MITCHELL, BRUTON, HOOVER, GILES, McCANN ' Row 3: Coach TUR- NER, WEST, McFARLAND, MELCHER, PERRY, STROTHER, WALLACE, LANDINGHAM, PRAETORIUS, COFFEE, MARTINEZ, HAR- PER, JONES ' Row 4: Coach HARVILLE, KING, ENAS, KIRKLAND, SULAK, C. MARTIN, PUGSLEY, T. MURRAY, BARNES, J. MURRAY, SIMPSON, UPTMOOR. B FOOTBALL TEAM A powerful group of new recruits from the iunior high ranks combined ll to form one of the most promising B teams in recent years at Paschal. The Kittens went through the conference season undefeated to win undis- puted city championship in the B high school race. Many of these sopho- mores will see action in next year's games. This group will be the nucleus for a powerful Panther I I two years hence. COACHES: Charlie Turner, John Harville I MANAGERS: Tom McCann, James Harper ll' gl- COACHES: Charlie Turner and John Harville Paschal's starting guards captured city-wide honors for the outstanding season each played in his last year with the Panthers. Both TOM TURNER and BOB- BY TYLER City team, first team. These boys were this year's the mythical Press All- on the Star Telegram's they leading scorers of team. Their team-mates selected both Tommy and Bobby as co-captains. Left to right: WONG, NICHOLS, GURLEY, COZINE, TYLER, TURNER, LANE, WILLIAMS, WISE, ATKINSON, RAMBO, COWAN, HARTMAN, FIELDER. Facing the tough problem of not having any re- turning starters from last year's squad, the Panthers had one ot the most trying conference races in many years. By constant hard work the club finished second in the city. In non-conference play the Panthers beat such foes as Wichita Falls, Paris, Abilene, and Graham. Paschal will again lose all its regulars composed of Jerry Hartman, Don Williams, Chuck Fielder, Bobby Tyler, ond Tom Turner. MANAGERS, left to right: Jack fKiwU Lcncl, Walter Fortney, Frank Holtz, 3 S t TOM TURNER-Senior Guard JOE WISE-Junior Guorcl ROY LEE RAMBOAJunior Forward 'I56 BILL COWAN-Junior Center JIM ADKINSON-Senior Guard Hartman blocks Heights affempf for two 1 , an-mwrum-lffw -f' LLOYD LANE-Senior Guard DON WILLIAMS-Senior Forward Does Turner-sfyle basketball include ballet, Chuck? 9 E - rl., p 1tY,QY- : .wf 1 PAUL NlCHOLS4.lunior Guard JERRY HARTMAN-Senior Forward DEAN COZINE-Junior Guard 157 BOBBY TYLER Semor Guard LEE WONG Senior Guard CHUCK FIELDER-Senior Center DAN GURLEYYJunior Guard 158 B. T. displays fine defensive sirafegy Row I, left to right: JOHNSON, PHILLIPS, BLACKBURN, BUCK, DENNINGTON ' Row 2: PETTIT, SIDDONS, R. WOOD, KIRK- PATRICK, SWITZER, L. WOOD ' Row 3: McFARLAND, PRAETORIUS, BARNES, MARTIN, MILLER, I , B BASKETBALL TEAM The B Basketball team, winning 'I4 and losing 4 games, finished second in the district. In non- conference play the Kittens dropped only two frames. I In conference competition, winning eight straight, the W Kittens were edged out by Poly after losing to Ar- lington Heights and Poly. Although they didn't win Y the title, Coach Turner is expecting great things of I these sophomores. I I I 'I59 MANAGERS: Tommy Parker, Ronnie Rosen Row 1, left to right: HERMAN, MARTIN, LYLES, SPAULDING, FOOTE, BUNCH, LAND, ALLEN, HORN, PRICE ' Row 2: OWEN, GREENE, REYNOLDS, MILLER, BARNETT, RUSSELL, CROWDER, MANN, JOHNSON, JUSTICE, PRAETORIUS, Coach HORNER ' Row 3: GRIFFIN, SHOTWELL, PRATER, DOBBS, CARTER, McKlNNEY, OHLEN, BORGERS, JOHNS, GAUNTT, CATO, LANE. MANAGERS: Cullum Greene and Don Herman 160 A BASEBALL TEAM The Panther baseball team this season was com- bined of many outstanding players and prospects for the following years. During the past few years Paschal has been very well known for its fine teams put out by Coach Durward Horner. The team was led by Co-captains Bubba Gauntt and Lloyd Lane, the returning regulars from last year. DURWARD HORNER-Coach WILSON GAULT-Coach Qc. 1' fm at JERRY MARTIN, PETE JOHNSON, FRANK MANN, ELVIN RUSSELL, and NORMAN SPAULDINGSPifchers JERRY DOBBS-Ouffielder WILLARD REYNOLDS-Pitcher PAUL CATO-Catcher GLENN BARNETT-Ouffielder r 2 P lk. . .W FRED PRAETORIUS-Cafcher ROY PRATER-Ufilify lmqelder BUBBA GAUNTT-Shorfsfop BENNETT SHOTWELL-Third Basemcvn LLOYD LANE-Firsf Baseman RONNIE MILLER-Ouffielder LARRY FOOTE-Second Bcseman Leff fo righf: CLIFF .lUSTICEfOuff7elder ' TOM CROWDER-Catcher BERT GRIFFIN-Piffhef ... V W 1.......K ,.,........,,....,. h...............,.................L.......w,........,....,,.,.. Row I, left to right: GRIMSHAW, C. WILLIAMS, CORNELIUS, BENTON, McPHAIL, PRAETORIUS, STROTHERS, BORGERS, PHILLIPS, WITTNEBERT ' Row 2: Coach GAULT, MARTIN, WEBSTER, BROOKS, HAMM, TURRENTINE, CASON, STANFORD, SMALL, MORRIS, SIMMS, SWEATMAN ' Row 3: WEST, HEDGPETH, SIDDONS, MAYFIELD, FITTS, MORROW, NIX, PETERSON. B BASEBALL TEAM Although the B baseball team does not par- ticipate in a regular conference race, the team, supervised by Wilson Gault, has tried to have at least two games a week. The boys have played Brewer, Carter, Poly, and several independent teams. This team consists mostly of sophomores, but several of the B teamers have advanced to the A team. Boys like Fred Praetorius, Bert Griffin, and Tom Martin will see action on Paschal's A team next year. MANAGER: Bo Grimshaw Ir, 5 WR V WV A if 4' if km 7 Y ri 1 se A: mis' ft A I ' ' ff' A C' T., as 'L Q ,f E-f J l - K. -L 4.1. -I yn Row 1, left to right: Coach McCAULEY, CAMPBELL, PAIR, DEARMAN, GREEN, WETSEL, TRIPP, PYEATT, WEBB ' Row 2: LEDDON, WIMBERLY, LEWIS, KINNEY, ARMSTRONG, TURNER, STELL, BULBROOK, APPERSON, HULSIZER, JOHNSON, Row 3: WOODS, SIMMONS, LANDINGHAM, GILLELAND, NEWSOM, ENAS, JONES, RICHTER, SWITZER, McFARLAND, CROW ' Row 4: DOZIER, RIGHTMER, BURGIN, RICHARDSON, AHOLA, PUGSLEY, WALLACE, RAYMOND, SULAK, MELCHER, MARTIN. TRACK TEAM Several senior boys who have starred in previous track and field events will be counted on as the backbone of this year's track team. Swift Doug Crow clncl Scotty Turner turned in excellent performances in the Southwestern meet and are Paschal's hope for honors in the city. In the weight division Bob Ahola and Max Rightmer hold the limelight. In the field events Harry Bulbrook and Don Lewis hold honors at pole vault and broad jump. This year our team is strengthened by a large number of promising sophomores. COACH-O. D. McCauley MANAGERS-Craig Riser and Dickie Johnson HARRY BULBROOK-Pole Vault SCOTTY TURNER and DOUG CROW 100, 220, and 440 Relay MIKE TRIPP and BOBBY KINNEY- Low Hurdles DON LEWIS-Broad Jump MAX RIGHTMER-Sho? Put BOB AHOLA-Discus BILL NEWSOM-880 Relay and JOE GILLELAND-880 and DALE ARMSTRONG ancl LARRY High Hurdles APPERSON-880 Relay ,L Row T, left to right: PATTERSON, GARLAND, PROCTER, SWIFT, ' Row 2: GIEGER, Coach MCCLINTIC, GILL fCclptainJ. Left to right: GILL, GIEGER, PATTERSON, and GARLAND prac- tice their racing dives. Doubles team prepares for action. Left to right: HILLARD, WOLFF, HOWORTH. SWIMMING TEAM The Paschal swimming team is under the direction ot Mr. Hubert Cherry. The boys practice in the YMCA. The relay team finished second in a Dallas swimming meet. Hampered by illness, the team limited the number of meets in which they competed. Though this is not one ot our spectator sports, the team is necessary for a well-rounded athletic pro- gram. A swim meet with Poly was slated late in the season. TENNIS TEAM Paschal was again represented in singles by Charlie Hillard. The doubles team consisted of Tom- my Howorth and Willie Wolff. Practice was slated in mid-spring for the tennis hopefuls. Because ot the experience ot the team and the expected reserve strength of the sophomores, the Paschal tennis team was a leading contender tor city honors. Mr. Bill Allen is the tennis coach. GOLF TEAM After scrapping for the top positions on the golf team, Don Moody, Bill Eschen- brenner, Jack Vaughn, and Bill Jones ranked highest. Arthur Hull and Don Moore are the singles representatives, with Bob Bagg as alternate. Paschal's team hos won the city golf title several times during the past years. Our team this year was composed mostly of seniors and was scheduled to re- peat its very time representation. 1531 si. Top to bottom: WHITEHURST, MOODY, ESCHENBRENNER, MOORE, JONES, VAUGHN, TURBEVILLE. First four: DON MOODY, BILL JONES, BILL ESCHENBRENNER, and JACK VAUGHN. CO-CAPTAINS: Anne Chorn and Beverly Dalton The girls' volleyball team, coached by Miss .lu Laine Hale, has anchored the city championship for two consecutive years. Outstanding this year were seniors Anne Chorn, Beverly Dalton, Gail Godfrey, and Pat Ashbrook. Row 1, left to right: PAT DALTON, HUDSON, CAMPBELL, HUCKABY ' Row 2, left to right: GROSS, PRICE, HUGHES, THOMAS, CHORN ' Row 3, left to right: SNEED, WEINGERT, ROMMINGER, SHULTS, ASHBROOK, BEVERLY DALTON. Left to right: LEATHERWOOD, HILL, HUCKABY, CHORN, GILLILAND, RAPP, DALTON, PETERSEN, ASHBROOK. The 1956 girls' tennis team consisted of singles played by Pat Ashbrook, and doubles played by Beverly Dalton and Nancy Leatherwood. The team, with doubles played by Anne Chorn and Beverly Dalton, has made two out-of-town trips. At Wichita Falls they lost in the quarter-finals, and at Commerce they were beaten in the semi- finals. Although the team had bad luck up to then, they had high hopes for the city tournament, which lasted April 9 to 'l'l. Singles-PAT ASHBROOK 'Q W, 3 5 llc Q x X, t at A-1 1 ,f 1 ,wg :w b i 1 735 i 1 ,.... '3Zxf7 f3f'5xf ,.,:: '..I..:f?I-if ,I:,1.- :V -1-:-' : Els - fi '-' , ' . ,' . ,. ' fill? X ik-5'f ' . , 9 -ft lc tx f GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS Left fo right: FIRKINS, HALE, BUCK, ROBERTSON. The rhythm class is limited to Juniors and Seniors, and includes such types of dancing as ballet, tap, tiller, and eccentric routines. Activities for this year have been the Sport Follies, pep rallies, Senior Day program, and The Lions Club Minstrel Show. Row I, left io righh DYESS, COMPTON, GARBISON, TERRY, RANSOME, SUTHERLAND, MILLER, McMULLEN, CRANDALL, LOWE, BURMEISTER, TOTTENHAM, HOWELL, MARQUIS, DAY, BAIRD, BROWN, NORRIS, SOUTHARD ' Row 2, left tu right: WILEY, SNYDER, RIORDAN, REPPER, FERGUSON, GAMMAGE, RICE, CRUMP, HAUN, MONTGOMERY, CLIFTON, DAVIS, HUD- SON, KERBY, VANDERPOOL, RENFRO, HANKINS, LIVINGSTON, MACK ' Row 3, left to right: McFADDEN, STURGES, TINKLE, TAYLOR, STOW, JONES, WOOD, BAKER, FLOYD, BATES, SNEED, HYDE, GORDON, WILSON, McKEOWN, ZETHRAEUS, TERRELL, HAMPTON, LIVINGSTON, ANSEL. M O D E R N D A N C Left, Row 1: TURNER, GAMMAGE, RASHTI ' Row 2: EILAND, JACKSON, WAND ' Right, Raw 1: COPE GOLDSTEIN ' Row 2: LIPSHITZ, THOMAS. Modern Dance, better described as creative interpretation, is one of the best known methods of developing better poise, physical ability, and appreciation of music. The E girls have taken part in the Sports Follies, open house, and demonstrations in other schools. 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Dream along wifh me . . . 'I77 FISH DAY ANTICS From fhe sublime . .. I'm not moving till I get some atfenfion. A shining example of or sophomore A string of fish And they can type, foo. Thank you, fhcznk you UNIUU Uh - 2 PR E C E D E PRO G R A IVI RRRR :,R 22 F H, A wt f There must be an easier way than this. . . . to the ridiculous Catching butterflies Look, ma, l'm dancing. Where's the snake? Simply Hoored 'U WE RALLIED ls this show unrehearsed? Jumpin' for joy Well, are you boys gonna dance or not? Workers, arise, unite! Couch gives a pep fallc. Triplefg 180 ff 'H All pep, no rally FOR VICTORY Hail dear old Paschal Tell 'em Pete. What lovely feefh 3 Wow! Whaf a babe. . . . . . Eh, boys? DEDICATION NIGHT r - H Come mio 'WY PUVIOV- There was once a cabaret. And the band played on. Mr. Moore speaks af dedicafion. Hail fo the chiefs! I can'f find Junior's. BEGINS HOIVIECOIVIING L. G. Lucy rallies fhe exes. Beverly Burmeisier-Queen for cr year Uncle Sam needs you. The old grey more, she . . . The Long Gray Line. . , . . . confinuecl SPOR-S FOLLIES Rows of Roses Somebody has io do if. Cheerleaders ride fhe range. The Companions of Swing Gone With fhe Wind Soufhard sings. 184 SPOTLIGHTS TALENT A liffle higher and fo the left. A preffy girl... Pick-ci-ninny Ritual of the Savage Belles on their toes . . .Like o melody, T85 WARM CHRISTMAS The phantom sfrikes again. Is she reaching for seconds? Coffee break There's a song in fhe air. . . BEATS SNOWSTORIVI On Donder, on Blifzen! The COM WUI' g0e5 on Gnd On. WE WORKED Would you boys mind explaining that one more time? A 1 ggi? F 1' yi MV is . P Arlene is giving Frances some artistic advice. -f--..,, D. E. scrapbook committee hard at work. Mrs. McClcme tells Ann all about hems. l 188 We see you sowing. Stitch, stitch, stitch . . . AT PASCHAL E What 'chu gof cookin'? Appfying herself Help! My fFnger's corughf! 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