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Freshmen Kit Barker, Kathy Baird and Frances Banda fill out ing of their new homeroom. After an introductory session the first of many forms for the computer at the first meet- in the auditorium, freshmen were directed to homeroom. Rule Number One: Always look busy. Despite the chaos of their first day as Paschalites, freshmen Shirley Bryant, Lesa Burner and David Brandon manage to look over their new schedules as lVlrs. Fayetta Baszile directs homeroom. PHS Principal Twain lVlorrow welcomes incoming students in the auditorium during the freshmen preview of Paschal.
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DE! Lqawx lflaow ' .kv ,Q ed' S kt N -f M JS. X .. Q , .4 -fisfpmw lVlr. Herman Duncan, lVlr. Mickey Teems, student assistant Susie Sikes and changes during the first week of school. The new extended day program other members of Paschal's counseling staff aid students with schedule brought a more complex system of scheduling for Paschalites to cope with. Howdy Week Brings Extended Day to PHS Heat, confusion, 112 teachers and 2,800 students de' scended on Paschal High School as classes began for the 1970-71 school year on August 31. The usual chaos was increased this fall by the initiation of the Extended Day Program, and an enrollment that increased to over 3,000 by the end of the first week. The new system offers Paschalites eight periods of classes ranging from 8:00 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. Freshmen got an early glance at their new school during an orientation meeting held on Friday, August 28. At the other three class meetings held during the first week, Pas- chaI's, new chief administrator, Twain lVlorrow, introduced himself and the PHS Vice-Principals, and promised a year of involvement and improvement for Paschal and its students. Requests for schedule changes kept PaschaI's counseling staff working all week. Students lined up outside the counseling offices before school, but were sent to classes and called back according to their grade level and the al- phabetical arrangement of their last names. Finally the difficulties were straightened out, and everyone settled down to greet both old and new friends in the spirit which has lmade the first of school at Paschal known as Howdy Week. ,Vg Kathy Johnston, David Dvorak and Margaret Johnston head the line of stu- dents waiting to confront counselors with their schedule problems. dl
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