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

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I' Synnove Matre and Nellie Schraeyen smilingly reminisce about their native countries. A ' ' .,,. ....,, wp Bill Gibson, Tony Lensen, Martine Kunzli and Alan Wittenburg enioy comparing notes. ,.v. im! Principal Charles Berry welcomes Henry Huey back from his year spent as an exchange student in Chile.

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' , , . l wif, sf' . V f skid- Q-reg., K. ' I W ,nun ub i --e., A 1 'R ,.,M..s, 4 A f TM'-. M f We Harriett Hull, one of many iuniors taking the PSAT, fills in her answers. JUST pass out the test so we can all Hunk. Tom Chenault waits patiently for his PSAT. Students Strive for High Scores on PSAT As far as l'm concerned the time to quit is now! Sundra Spears suffers during her test, si t l Q ,,,g.:::-My 234 One ofthe main entrance requirements for many colleges and universities is the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, a preparatory version ot the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Skills in mathematics and English combined with the ability to think logically are neces- sary tor making a high score on these tests. Aids such as books, notes or slide rules are forbidden. The PSAT is designed to help the student in several ways: it gives each participant a good indication of what his score will be on the SAT, and in addition, it forecasts the stud-ent's ability to do college work. ln December the scores and their explanations are reported to students and recorded on their high school transcripts. On Saturday, October 25, the library and cafeteria remained open for the iuniors who took the faculty- administered PSAT. The students arrived at eight- thirty that morning which caused mixed feelings, ranging from sleepiness to anxiety. At the end of the two hour test, a feeling ot relief was obvious as the juniors departed.