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

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Vice-Principal Miss Merle Walker demonstrates her gela Applewhile discuss a problem, Counseling Pas role as administrator as she listens to student An- chal's girls is only one of Miss Walker's duties z,....,.. Mr. Quince Fulton Vice-Principal We'll have no more of this rank and file here! Former Vire-Principal .I. D. Cooper assists in computer schedule planning at the first of the year. ' n4s.',:5Wgx filgi ll , ,.. 'Q' sf g ' A Q A .. gsggkgr 'es .X SNES? if' .. If Mr. Tom Maxwell Vice-Prinzipal l sigp-wiv-0 55,7 K 7 nn- A i is Due to Paschal's mammoth enrollment, the office of Vice-Principal is traditionally one of the most difficult administrative positions of our school. Paschal has been fortunate in gaining the services of competent officials. Miss Merle Walker, as well as newcomers Mr. Tom Maxwell and Mr. Quince Fulton, work with the principal in the formation and application of school policies, During the sum- mer, former Vice-Principal Mr. J. D. Cooper assisted in planning the computer scheduling, but he has since been transferred to another area of school administration. ln addition to these duties, these public servants are assigned the seemingly insur- mountable tasks of maintaining attendance checks, computer schedules and harmonious relations with the three thousand students of the school. lt is a large order to fill. Vice-Principals Champion PH Principle Miss Merle Walker Vice-Principal .se .. K

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Mr. Berr Defin s School Polic Boundless enthusiasm and a sincere interest in the progress of Paschal enable Mr. Charles M, Berry to guide one of the most outstanding high schools in the Southwest. Mr. Berry works in conjunction with the Student Council and consults individual students in order to tully understand their needs and desires. Considera- tion ot faculty interests also enters into Mr. Berry's appraisal of Paschal as a whole, With this back- ground he conscientiously represents Paschal to the administration building and the non-academic com- munity. Delicately balancing the ideals ot all these factions, Mr. Berry arrives at fair, but tirm decisions regarding school policy. Once an active participant and judge ot sports, Mr. Berry now channels his athletic enthusiasm into the avid support ot various school sports. Principal Charles M. Berry has devoted a vast amount of time and his infinite resources to the eminence ot Paschal High School. ,gv...i we ...mix In his duties as administrator, Mr. Berry confers with Mrs, Jesse Dunlap over important details of school policy. -raw-t,... W-P'-J? Principal Charles M. Berry momentarily relaxes and grins after on active day of consultation with school board officials. ---- 'Z ,H Mr. Charles M. Berry listens with Mrs, Rita-Marie Thompson and Emily Anderson to student suggestions during a Student Council meeting.

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IA.. dispensing advice on minor health problems, mend- ing lesser injuries, and offering a haven for rest and recovery for both students and faculty. Members of The general office staff handle correspondence, payrolls, Transcripts, The keeping of books and management of school funds, as well as Their duties as recepTionisTs. This vital role in keeping The school running Mrs. Eloise Bott Registrar Mrs. Rita Camlin x Secretary I Mrs. Claudie Colley Study Hall Secretary Mrs, Ruby Johnson Study Hall Mrs. Peggy Miller Study Hall Mrs. Ellamargaret Orren Nurse Mrs. Helyne John Study Hall Mrs. Oleta Cope Attendance Office Mrs. Betty Crabtree Attendance Office Mrs. Jesse Dunlap Mrs. Marguerite Fricke Annex Office 5 29. 9+ 3: 5'-1 nm 3 Tgm co V190-EET -. - 3 2.2 Q 'Y 5.34673 5 2 w 'D am 3032 if to gm 3-2 -1nQO3' gm .D Q 2 .,-.O ICU' m3'm 'O O30 Q FQCLD 3-Q o 'TO' .7-+5-O Q 2. :DEQ- o 2-:JD 3 3'Q'F 5 5' 5' CZ mcg. :S 925. 3: 3 O 940 3:5 3 QQ mm :+P 'og 255 33 25 YT' Om --sunnl. -p-411011111 Q l '9lXll1!Y7'T' s Nl -v-W vi' I i l .Jnllllllllllllllll I ' I I 2 ' r L' ' n 2 !.,....--0-1: -, ,,,,,.s..W. Ff rf is 'WN Q1 lol' , L' . A A smoothly is performed quietly day by day by The 3 irrih S active office staff. Those liTTle white cards filled ,,.. ,,...,. out in homeroom, Those schedule cards, Those long, J' f 'i.,, 1 x 'ai'r long, endless forms are The work of This devoted 5 A -ew W g group of busy people. ss if A ,, A These women render many indispensable services 2 -W -Y , - To Paschal students. ' ...QE N -ii' 'i's-' Le Well, you iust signed your life away to dear old P.H.S. Cary Noteboom sickly signs the nurse's list as Mrs. Ellamargaret Orren observes. Office Staff Assists Faculty and Student