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

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9' .M Mrs. Judith Maddox English Miss Melba Maddux English Mrs. Allana Martin English, Journalism PANTHERETTE Mrs. Betty Moore English Mrs. Nora McGaugh English Mrs, Esther Osborne English f K uw T' I... s W.. as ss..- Y-ww ,. 4 1- 1 'iii' N.-pf ,nf- W 1 1 You want to read what book? Miss Roxanne Dunn registers amusement at student remarks. Mrs. Billye Proctor Thomas Reese English English Detailed points of senior English are enumerated by Mrs Rita-Marie Thompson. Mrs, Thompson also teaches Humanities

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.151 MN. Students Explore English teachers of Paschal follow various and unusual schedules of teaching. Many facets of the English language are studied. The study of English is a very vital part of every students curriculum. The English teachers play a definite part in the develop- ment of higher education and knowledge at Paschal. Freshmen have an intense study of grammar. Literature studies include the sea-faring poem of the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Other writings include Old Man and the Sea and Light in the Forest. Julius Caesar, a famous play by William Shake- speare, is deeply dwelled into by sophomore English students. The novel of Silas Marner is read and dis- cussed. Grammar is studied, and creative writing is emphasized by many teachers. Junior students set out on a course of American literature. Many students follow The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. Juniors face their first term theme in the spring. ln their fourth year of accredited English, seniors explore the world of English literature. The study of The Mayor of Casterbridge is enioyed by many senior students. Again a term theme must be written, this time during the fall semester. An introduction to cultural English plays an im- portant part in everyone's education. Field trips sponsored by the English department enhance the students' outlook on the many aspects of English, and make the subiect more appealing. Macbeth was enioyed by interested students of all grades during October, and The Taming of the Shrew was also pre- sented in October to the freshmen. The maior success of these trips has encouraged English teachers to continue similar programs in future years. James Brewer English, Football Coach Mrs. Anita Conlee English Mrs. Jo Lynn Cooper English Miss Roxanna Dunn English Miss Paula Eyrich English, VIGNETTE sponsor Newell Faulkner English Mrs. Barbara Fort English Mrs. Lee Lorber English Many Areas of Engli h As the day nears its end, Mrs. Barbara Sturgiss finishes up by grading papers

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74 Miffgcf 71a 754' M? F Av-- 7 No news is no good to us! The PANTHERETTE staff clusters around Mrs, Allana Martin for some newspaper advice. En li h Studie H Miss Anne Robinson Mrs. Barbara Sturgiss Sewfzciv llazlcvw ' fr English Mrs. Jonnie Rogers English, Latin Miss Margaret Stevenson English, Speech English Mrs. Sheila Taylor English Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Lend me your ears! Larry Shaw expounds on the literary value of his book report. Mrs. Rita-Marie Thompson English, Student Council, Humanities And then said the little green frog . . . Mrs, Billye Proctor answers student's questions with tolerance and a smile. elp Expression of Idea iQ'5?'i:Qsg.3w - I. 7