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

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-ries Not only do I have to eat this stuff, I have to wait for it. Mark Segal eagerly awaits his spaghetti dinner and entertainment. On March lO, spaghetti and music were com- bined to make a very enjoyable evening for Paschal students and their families. Sponsored by the band, this traditional affair gave the group an opportunity to earn money for Their various projects. The dinner of spaghetti, salad, French bread, and dessert was prepared and served by the Band Boosters, aided by band members, in the school cafeteria. As the spaghetti eaters enjoyed their Italian feast, the outstanding Panther Stage Band provided background music. Cleaning up afterward was no small task, but the band members managed this very well, inspired by the thought of the profit they gained. ...Aa ir!!! Paula Glasscock and Deborah Stout smilingly serve a spaghetti dinner to the throng. Phyllis Crenshaw, Debra Carpenter, and Valerice Horne prove that dinner is enjoyable. . Band ponsors Savory Spaghetti upper

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i33! Qx 'f Dr Qmgy n Doug Smith pauses to refresh himself by purchasing a Dr. Dance. Held at the first of the year in the school cafeteria, Pepper from Mrs. lris McGaugh at the All Together Now this dance gave new students a chance to get acquainted. Here he is! The leader of Soda Pop and the One Way Bottles! Entertaining favorite band for Paschal dances, This dance, held at Roundup lnn, was at the Christmas Dance is Dan Rosenauer, drummer for the Lead Stamp, a attended by many Paschalites celebrating the arrival of Christmas holidays. we Q X

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Students and Facult li Final velocity equals gravity times time squared plus initial velocity times time. Mr. lotspeich, a Paschal Chemistry teacher, leaves his field of study to calculate his free shot. . . . He almost made it! Q Tie Gne and Qne The l97O Student-Faculty games ended in a stalemate or, more rightfully called, toss-up. The teachers managed to squeak by in the first game with a score of 32-26. After a long second game with an overtime of one minute, the students chalked up a 30-28 victory. Student-Faculty games are characterized by bizarre costumes, incompatible teams, and nearsightecl referee calls. Army boots, overalls, Coach Brewer, and Mr. Reese helped the game live up to its tradition. Yet the ridiculous calls by Mark Stone and Evans Royal had a different slant this year. They were against the teachers. This change in tradition was to counteract the cheating done by the noble teachers of R. L. Paschal High School. Yet remember that all is fair in love and war and basketball. i Aj . .,.V ,gi X. L. Ealy finds it difficult to outsmart Coach Turner as specta- tors watch the faculty match mind and body against students. l On your mark, get set, go! Coach Brewer and Ronnie Williams scramble over a loose ball while Coach Hall runs to help. 2 4