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

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CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES ,awww , 4 br W ' Par Moore, Mickey Bremer, and Bryan Freeze learn pronunciation of Spanish vowels with aicl of Tape recorder. 20

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GFDCTTWUTUTES Glimpses of life ai Pl-IS are fTlled vviih places, people, acfivifies, portraying The lives of siudenis aT an All-American high school. The aciiviries aT Paschal are many in number and varied in inTeresT, from err To R. O. T. C., from bus Trips To Sporis Follies. Through curricular and exira-curricular aciiviiies siudenis develop a sense of leading and following, a sense of independence and dependence - qualiTies of luiure cooperaiive ciiizens.

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'Ax Mrs. Birdie Elder assists Sally Pryor with subject selection. Junior study hall provides proper atmosphere for concentration. Joey Aldape, Richy Berry, Ray Dueser make use of the periodical section ot the library. Library assistants Connie Stantield and Jerry Wagner keep library records in order. Walter Hall consults Mrs. Margaret Kann and Lovejoy about his possible entrance into Paschal University COUNSELING - STUDY HALL - LIBRARY Proper guidance produces good citizens. The counseling office guides students toward suc- cessful life through help in selecting courses and through information concerning higher education. Study halls provide time for a student to do lessons during school hours. This trees him to develop other interests outside of school. To be a well-rounded individual, one must be well-read on a variety of subiects. Abundant information is at hand in the school library for any student who wishes to use it. Mrs. Ophelia Sparks aids pupils making book selections