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

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Perhaps the most outstanding assembly held at Paschal is the annual patriotic festival commemo- rating Texas lndependence Day, On March 2, Pas- chalites celebrated this holiday with a traditional assembly. Many local school officials, including Mr. Julius Truelson, Superintendent of Fort Worth Public Schools, attended. State senators and other disting- uished guests also viewed the program, enriched by the stirringly patriotic music of the band and mixed chorus. State Senator Joe Christie from El Paso addressed the students and guests on the lives of three out- standing Texans and their contributions to the his- tory of the state. After the deliverance of his speech, Senator Christie received a standing ovation. Be- cause of the impact of Senator Christie's speech, Texas lndependence Day was a great success. irq' r State Senator and Mrs. Joe Christie sign the guest book in the front hall upon their arrival at Paschal. fs- H ,Ls ,fi ,ft 5 1,-9,1-'W 3 ,VT t ff i'tg.Qt fs. 'tf QM Q. T SZ 4. ' y lv- is hav.. si? PSOP members Jan White, Mary Ann Day, and Todcly Sewell exhibit their friendly smiles on Texas Independence Day, is r 5 5 fe sag-. .-r.-.. fit' 2-his-. Enioying the luncheon prepared by the homemaking department are the guests who attended Paschal's annual patriotic festival.

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We ,F- Q we 1 State' Heroes Lauded b Texas Senator Awww MS k ung: Attending a reception in the library were student participants in the program, School Board officials, dignitaries, and distinguished guests. Pictured in the library prior to the reception are Murray Cohen, Joe Gagen, Jackie Landmain, Steve Hahn, a member of PSOP, looks at Paschal as a refuge from the showers that pelted Fort Worth on March 2. He is escorting Mrs. Robin Berry from the parking lot to the reception. Julie Barker, Senator Joe Christie, Mr, Julius Truelson, Mr, Charles Berry, Senator Don Kennard, Mr. Lloyd Turner, Senator Tom Creighton, Emily Anderson, and Reverend Nick Kupferle. Senior Joe Gagen, member of the Leadership Committee and Treasurer of the Student Council, introduces the Student Council and pauses as they rise to be recognized. .pw 1 wg, Ml Sn . lie' Q irij7J'

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I s fi . . 'YH 7 Q I LJ W 5 N, s s J, e kg YI., lf s M- I Mr, Arthur Lotspeich, chemistry teacher, chats with one of his former students, If you ask me, the Feminist Movement is slacking off. Mr. Dean Cozine Clyde Hemminger, during Open House, lectures a visitor on modern teaching methods in the high school classroom. Sim! 2 Q , gm- uni' s....,..v-fs Mrs. Rita-Marie Thompson, English and humanities teacher, converses with and teachers to become acquainted and for informal discussions Between two visitors during Open House. This provides cm atmosphere for the parents them about students' progress.