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

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REFLECTIONS OF PASCHAL 1 x if-K, 1? f .J Of I, . if 1 Increased knowledge if, '75, Eid-z s P . gmgg. :was .9365 X X U ll ll s - . n Lasting memories l QL

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. ,, NP .6 3, l ., ! :self . t t 3' ,t 3 1, Pride in a winning team and school radiate Mr. and Mrs. Berry with daughters, Beverly and Dixie, share a proud mo- d ' f P h l. from a proud administrator's face as he con- ment w'th son Mark upon his 1963 gra uation rom asc a gratulates Coach Bill Allen. . HJ I lb lf oeolcmlo 4, it Upon his appointment two years ago as principal of Pasch High School, Mr. Charles M, Berry faced a gratifying challenge, the direction of one of the largest high schools in the Southwest. This challenge was a high point in his career as an educator and administrator. Hard work, courtesy, and pride in being a Panther are characteristic of Mr. Berry. Such qualities have accompanied him through more than thirty years of teaching, counseling, and coaching. Mr. Berry's day does not end at 3:40, He works late at school and carries work home each day. In this way he maintains a reputation as an excellent school organizer. In addition to being an avid reader, Mr, Berry gets much pleasure from time spent working in his yard. His meticulous work with plants and lawn makes his home a place of beauty. He takes great pride in his family, which includes three Paschal graduates. As participant, judge, and viewer, he has a love for athletics in its every phase. Because of this, he is especially interested in Paschal's athletics and in the promotion of school spirit. Through triumphs and trials, Mr. Berry has been a firm hut fair leader. He has been Paschal's staunch defender in the face of outside criticism and has evidenced his faith in the essential responsibility and maturity of its students. Genuine liking for young people has enabled him to say, 'il have been happy in my work. For these qualities of industry, loyalty, firmness, and fairness, we recognize Mr. Charles M. Berry. In this spirit, we dedicate to him the 1964 Panther. Mr. Berry enjoys a rare mo- Our principal exchanges flags with Ed- ment of relaxation from offi- uardo Amadeo, symbolic of the warm ties cial duties. formed during Project Amigo. I 2 . 5 l t i There are moments of action and moments of quiet vision in the life of an administrator. A familiar part of daily activities at Paschal are Mr. Berry's addresses over the P. A. system.

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STUDENT BODY OFFICER we Elected to serve as a link between the students and the administration and faculty, the student body officers help to correlate and publicize school activities. In addition to representing the Paschal student to the public, they have such specific duties as presiding at assemblies and leading in Service Council projects. Thus they help reflect the wishes and standards of the student body-the spirit of the typical Panther. r 1 V 1 , ,f,. ' if we . if 'Z by e me R ' can Z. INT, :A ts'l 1 Connie Fraker Secretary Susan XV ebb Reporter SIE k4g,,-- l