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

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Q-hmmm N...I Q. Herman Duncan, Jr. Junior Boys Q Qs J - r r, r In - i' K mis... ct i'i iQ?f1f J I ' M ' I'm sure glad we've got these time saving computers! Mrs. Thelma Johnston and Mrs. Mary Strain attempt to aid students during the first week of school. A. M. Erwin Freshmen Mrs. Thelma Johnston Bill Polson Mrs. Mary Strain Senior Girls Sophomores JUI1i0I' Girls

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Opportunity to serve their school in an interest- ing and stimulating position is welcomed and taken advantage of loy many students. Unselfishly devot- ing their study halls to assisting teachers and office personnel, these students trade the often dull hour for an attractive job in air-conditioned offices. With- out these students' help in the routine matters that keep Paschal functioning, teachers and staff would be deluged with work. The student is given opportunity to work in the field he may choose as a profession after grad- uation. Many choose to work in the nurse's office, as sound and light technicians, or in the library. Still others are elevator operators, counselors' aides, attendance office assistants, general office aides, and film operators. f iv' I if my It i K K . Mas . , W W V ,. Q Q 'P . ' Q fy I I E Sv.: , 4 - it W. 'iw 3 Q' .1 ,n I .W at l 1' p', f!i 'M K, 1 iQ l.s, ' . , : 1 gj'g,f 1 I 1 f. - , X M 1 121 , S if 1 f 3 Qg 'Lf is W 1. . ' K , i -il L gf ee. ...ef 4 Steve Rutherford laughs with .lan Mcwhirter and Cody Ray as he performs his duties as office assistant. Nc. ' has ,,,..,.f-c:.tf M Sleep in Heavenly peace . . .Attendance office assistant Susan Redd dozes, oblivious to the thronging students waiting for dismissols. if '- Library assistant Mary Mitchell balances the books as she clears denffw WHO l'elir1qUiSl1 their study hulls each day. files books, the records of students with fines. She, as well as the qfher stu- checks them out to students and performs any other necessary task.

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af: 11' ' 151 25? 5: E J' 4 'J' 1-1: rf 1 5 144' xfff lfff ffl sf 1 f - Xa T is Tana ir I aglol' A NX, KAW., X,.f .xkx ri y Schedul Problems Aided by Coun elors Mickey Teems Senior Boys A significant part of Paschal's services lies out- side the classroom. Paschal's counseling department helps students decide on courses, colleges, and vocations as well as offering assistance on many other educational problems. The counseling offices contain an abundance of information on varied opportunities for participation in special programs for current students. The counseling department administers special tests such as PSAT, SAT, ACT, National Merit Exami- nations, tests for special programs and achievement tests. As well as assisting students in their high school future, counselors aid students in career or college choice, iob search, and a variety of other extra-scholastic problems and alternatives. Paschal's counselors must grapple with computers and their idiosyncrasies as well as persons in order to make available the best education possible for each individual student.