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

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EU' V A gli? me 1? 1 Paschalites frequently gather at O'Leary's Ice Cream Parlour in the 1849 Village for an old-time atmosphere. After spending a hard day in The classroom, stu- dents flock To Their favorite hangouTs when The dis- missal bell rings. Because some of Fort WorTh's en- TerTainmenT facilities are used frequently for This purpose, They have become known as Paschal haunts. Certainly Those across The sTreeT from The school receive considerable Paschalite coverage, The man- agemenT of The Beefeater offers The use oT iTs mar- quee for PHS messages. Many sTudenTs saTisfy Their T :4 hunger pangs with The Mexican food of Taco Bell, f which is conveniently geared To low budgets. A newer development of small resTauranTs, an ice cream parlor, and a Theatre on University Drive is known as The l849 Village. IT seems ThaT O'Leary's it employs almost as many Paschalites as iT patronizes. Perhaps The administration could pick up some Tips on fire drills from The firehouse fondango. On The T same block are Lum's, Hickory Fare, Pepe Taco, Bonanza Steak House, Papa's Pizza Parlor and many others. Favorite Haunts Attract Weary Students 0,453 awfw .xovrffo Caffe' ' 'fx .i rl? Julelii, flfltxl aw fx' ei ' A X Juniors Rudi Winterringer and David Arrington relax as they talk on I tell you, l'm the Frito Banclito! David Dvorak places his order at Taco ' k fP h I tudents, the steps of the 1849 Village gazebo. Bell, U fvvvrlfe SHUC SPOT 0 C55 C' 5 230

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Alex Cantre wears one of the popular fashions for boys, bell-bottom slacks. LV iifiiiitei Q ,f s r V ' As LF: ,: i 'ij 3 fy k . - 1. I I K J' i' if A , Q, ff E F' , , i Q 'l ,W ss E .W ., xi 3 w 9 l 1 , x i' ,rj if ' J Clunky, broad-toed shoes were very popular among the girls for this school year. I Vi svs u Each new year brings with it many different EEZ. SHE: styles in wearing apparel. Though they usually do not last long, fads do create excitement for a while. 1970 brought many fads including the maxi-coat, 525 , if 1 ss bell-bottomed slacks for both boys and girls, clunky i . shoes, scarves, and crotcheted vests. Maxi-coats were H q,, .1 I g,,, : often fashioned from fake-fur or crushed patent . leather and were especially suitable for cold weather W wear, Favorites of the girls were vests, skirts, sweat- A ers, and slacks, as they could be combined to create different outfits. Shoes with chunky heels and heavy l 1 we S' ,.,, .K r We ' buckles were seen on the feet of almost every Pas- chal girl, while ruffled shirts and bell-bottomed Q slacks were part of the new style in boys' clothes. if ff ii 4 X , cw' if o r ,I We - Fads caused excitement among the students of Pas- ff' 5 chal, and as the styles changed, everyone was given 4. a chance to experiment to achieve a new look. 0 0 0 0 MBXI- Dal all ll1I- ll't BYE op 3 The Thinker? Larry Leva exhibits many fads at once, from his white shoes and Think W9'll ever reach CI happy medium? Martha Mahon and striped bell-bottoms to his vinyl iacket and wide banded watch, Eva Roberts model a maxi-coat, a mini-skirt and chain necklaces. g 22

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Up With People Promotes Brotherhood Up With People is one of the most exciting groups of young people today, Composed of youth from America as well as other countries, this lively array of talent travels all over the world, bringing entertainment to audiences in almost every nation. A uniqueness about the group is that they learn their songs in the language of the country in which they are performing. Acting as United States am- bassadors, they do a great part in spreading good will. This year, while appearing in Fort Worth, Up With People came to Paschal and presented an outstanding program. Paschalites enjoyed the per- formance very much as was exemplified by their standing ovation at the end of the program. if W I I Lis To be or not to be that is the question A vocalist sings with deep feeling Fife One! UP Wlfh Pe0Ple'5 ierhnifvl Crew OPGVUYCS the lights- Up With People an inspiring group of young people sing their theme song program for Paschalites, The group, composed of enthusiastic youths from at the end of the performance They gave a shortened version of their full America and other countries, travels all over the world spreading good will.