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

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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

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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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Speech, Drama Improve, lncrea e Skills Paschal's speech and drama classes are geared to practical application, and activities in these classes are organized to provide the student with valuable experiences tor use in lite, Speech classes under the tutelage ot Miss Margaret Stevenson and Mrs, Miriam Todd encourage individual involvement in civic lite and participation in the community. Knowledge and interest in current attairs is necessary to the proper execution ot a speech. Drama classes aid the student in overcoming shyness, in developing selt-confidence and in co- operating vvith others to present a well-planned, well-executed play. Talent is a valuable aid in the dramatics classroom, but interest and the desire to learn play an even more important part in the dee velopment ot a good actor. The skills gained trom the participation by stu- dents in these programs otten prove helpful and valuable in later experiences. Y 'Jann- Y-ui Tommy Sankary and Miss Margaret Stevenson confer on point of order after a trying meeting. Miss Margaret Stevenson Mrs. Miriam Todd Vagabond Players prepare make-up for performance of The Brick and the Rose. arms. as H K-ease Mite- gpgh ii emit? Est He brought up c good point. Debbie Collins delivers a speech to class.