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

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m » ' Student Leaders Voice School Unity Every group must have capable lead- ers in order to progress. The Paschal stu- dent body is no exception. The student body requires its officers to be of strong character and to maintain high academic standards. Since the officers serve pri- marily as the liaison between the stu- dents and the administration and the fac- ulty, these leaders must be both sensitive to the needs of those they represent and sensible in their proposals for improve- ments. Their eagerness and ability to serve on the steering committee of the Service Council or wherever help has been needed have shown these offi- cers to be worthy representatives of a large and diversified student body. Parker Nelson President ii « i KNIwi i|lpi |IIBII H rian Gilden Jan Logan, Parker Nelson, and Marian Gilden discuss plans with Mrs. Winifred Elliott, Student Service Council sponsor. ■ ■: - - : :-:-i ; ' i« . .SA 1? g an Logan a I S Rep=r-er £ s 1 13

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Parker Nelson, Marian Gilden, Jon Logan, and Kent Jocobsen, student body officers, take advantage of the pleasant weather in their pursuit of knowledge. 12

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igiuuiiiiiiiiMll iiiill FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION rl mmm«i ij oiii u w mm IS ii i i VI In order to form a pattern, one must first have mate- rial upon which to fashion his design. Furnishing this cloth is the responsibility of the faculty and administra- tion. The knowledge which these educators provide serves as a base from which we can develop in many direc- tions. In their efforts to convey this knowledge, teachers become inspirers, lecturers, counselors, and club spon- sors. Through these various capacities they develop the insight which guides students toward useful citizenship in our modern society. Mr. Robert Barr pauses for refreshment in the midst of a strenuous day.