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

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Public Schools'Week Welcome Parents For curious and inTeresTed parents, Open House provides a chance To see The happenings in a Typical day in school. Paschal's Open House, aTTenoled by parents and sTudenTs alike, was held on Mqrqh 5, during Public School Week. Early in The evening The concert band played for The visiTors in The large au- diTorium. ATTervvard, many proud parenTs wandered Through The halls searching Tor The classrooms and Teachers They wished To visiT. PSOP members acTed Mr Phillip Aikman welcomes the parents to an assembly on the night of Open House The Paschal Band presented a program in the large auditorium. as guides in directing losT parenTs To Their desTinaTions. Many Paschalites accompanied Their parenTs, introduc- ing Them To Their Teachers and showing Them The many dilTerenT aspecTs of The school, including The language labs, The chemisTry and biology equipmenT, and wood and meTal shop Tools, AT The end of The evening all were inviTed To The caTeTeria To enioy refreshments which were served by The Parents Club. Well, yes, your son certainly is a challenge. Miss Doris Henderson welcomes Jim Tice and Mrs. Tice to her history classroom. Barbi Garsek introduces her father, Rabbi lsadore Garsek, to Mr. Frohm.

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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.

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24 Paschal's Leadership Committee and Student Coun- cil contributed much to the success of the 1970 school year. One ot their most enioyable projects for the student body was the sponsoring of three school dances. Freshmen and sophomores became acquainted at the opening ot school in the All Together Now dance in the Paschal cafeteria. On December 20, the Christmas Dance was held at the Roundup lnn. A very popular group with Paschalites, the Lead Stamp, entertained at this holiday testivity. The final dance of the year was held March 20, with music provided by the White Lightning. Paschal's girls defied conven- tion by inviting dates to the dance, which proved to be an especially gala way to celebrate the beginning of the long Easter vacation. Seniors Howard Bernstein and Jane Bryson enioy them selves at the September dance. C Dances Set Panther Spirit in Motion Freshmen, sophomores, iuniors and seniors relax and unwind at the festivities of the Christmas dance.