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

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TRATION 'WW W. A. Meacham, Assistant Superintendent of High Schools, J. P. Moore, Superintendent of Schools, David K. Sellars, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction, Mr. Cherry listens patiently to a student. Mrs. Reed inquires about a student's absence. if 5, Q The weekly bulletin is distributed by Students' records are filed by Mrs. Bethea. Mrs. Eads questions a student's symptoms, Mrs, Scott.

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Mr. Wyaff smiles cordially while he performs his duties as principal. VIN viii Frances Rhea Reed Dean of Girls Gladys Parker Registrar Mildred Windell Secrefary Ada Scolt Secretary Jean Belhea Secretary Velma Eads School Nurse ADMINIS O. D. Wyatt Huberl Cherry Principal Vice-Principal Miss Parker opens the vaulf for the day. Mrs. Windell refers fo the siul

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k s was Q Y' . iw V L it s . Mj,.Q2f'ss Ks Kiwi -sf sz is Miss Bates, Mrs. Elliott, and Mrs. Gebharcl admire creative projects of their students. Edith Adams Thelma Gebhard Joe Hardgrove Lois Anne Smith Lucile Coffman Edith Dominy Winifred Elliott The responsibility of the English Department is to acquaint the student with the English language in all its forms. Through six courses the student has the opportunity to in- crease his ability in the use of the language, to test his creative talent, and to avail himself ot the vast source of knowledge open to him. He increases his accuracy through an extensive course in English grammar, his writing ability through research and original themes, and his perception of the knowledge available to him through a study of great literature. ln this way the student becomes not only aware of the importance of the writyen and spoken word but also proficient in its use. X 'nfl g f ,gl ri J Wt E E R Nl I emu Bates Margaret Caskey J Q Belle Gibbins Nancy Grayson ki Thomas Pratt Goldie Ripper f Louise Stallings Mary Lee Thompson ENGLISI