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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Librarians Aid Sear R. L. Paschal's library has a new look - a new- ness characterized by an augmentation of materials supplementary to information found in and a change in the librarian staff Amid the con fusion anal excitement of the beginning of the i969- l97O school year, Mrs. Elaine Reeves ioined the library staff and contributed greatly to the rapid creation of an excellent resource center. However, before complete organization became possible, Mrs Reeves and Mrs. Mildred Windell aided the students with the creation of Howdy Week booths. Mrs. Reeves now works in conjunction with Mrs. Windell with the organization and arrangement of shelves of new and old books, newspapers, magazines and pamphlets. In addition to printed materials, the librarians are responsible for films and filmstrips, miscellaneous other visual aids, screens, projectors and related equipment. In order to properly care for this equipment, the librarians train capable assistants to accompany and to carefully operate all proiectors. Efficient management of a school library requires cooperation and endless hours of work. These requisites are fulfilled by R. L. Paschal's staff of capable library assistants and qualified librarians. Well, they don't have LORD OF THE FLIES, but I guess THE CAT IN THE HAT will do, grins senior Irene Cadahia. for Knowledge Mrs. Mildred Windell Mrs. Bonnie Elaine Reeves Librarian Library Assistant Junior Tom Chenault pauses to take advantage of the quiet retreat the library offers from the rapid pace of classes and other school activities.