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

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xtvsf J X' MVN y. K Top: GO PASCHAL, FIGHT! Two spirited Paschalites cheer the Varsity Football Team on to victory. Above: BUZZZZ . . . lT'S THE FLIGHT OF THE YELLOW IAGK- FTS! PSOP members Paula Pike, Mark Palmer, and lan McNeil present their ver- sion of the Heights' Football Team at the Homecoming Pep Rally. Upper Right: Cheerleaders David Chatman, Linda Cor- nelius, Tommy Hulme, and Mascot Char- lotte Berger lead the cheers for pre-games and pre-season pep rallies, Right: Varsity cheerleaders lan Tucker and Danny Deaver use their skills in the cheers to boost the football teams. Panthers Displa Good Spirit Students shout and spirits come alive as the cheer- leaders and the school mascot lead the Panthers in various cheers. Pep rallies are one of the traditions of the school to let the athletes know that the student body is behind them all the way. With the help of the B-team cheerleaders, the PSOP, and PAWS, the var- sity cheerleaders go all out to prove that they support their team, Members of the PSOP add a little humor to each rally by presenting skits. After the traditional Silent Yell, the playing of the Alma Mater con- cludes each spirited event, i

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Parents - Faculty Express Ideas On Tuesday night, October 8, the annual Open House gave the students' parents an opportunity to visit with the teachers. At 7:00 p.m., Paschal's Stage Band welcomed the parents by entertaining them with their musical abilities. Later, with the PSOP ready to help them, the guests dispersed to visit with various teachers. Members of the Parent-Teacher Association were on hand with refreshments in the front foyer to complete the night's activities. ZSXACTIVITIES Upper Right: English teacher, Miss jhani Wright, informs Kathy jones and her mother, Karen Bowling, of her future plans in teaching her classes. Above: Mrs. Lynda West, Paschal's Reading teacher, discusses the technique of speed reading with Patty Biggers and her parents. Left: After playing for the parents, the Stage Band listens to the speakers.

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Panthers' Spirit Explodes With Homecoming festivities began with the arrival of the exes and their president Terry Hedrick. The commit- tee of exes began their day by talking to the candi- dates for queen, judging the halls, and choosing the winners of the homeroom decoration contest. After an exhilarating pep rally students both former and present adjourned, meeting later at Farrington Field. Halftime saw the crowning of the homecoming queen Ginger Ellis, escorted by her father Dr. Dan G, Ellis. Even though Arlington Heights spoiled Paschal's district chances, the Yellow jackets didn't entirely dampen the Panthers' spirits. Students and exes danced until midnight to the music and Beatle med- leys of First State Bank, Arrival of Homecoming una. Q., K .. A .Leaf-.r,v.:t:. -. .. Q H K, . J Q. Q M . ' 5' ' '.:.rf7'-1 ?- L it 1 f Q 30!ACTlVlTIES Top Right: Homecoming Queen finalist- judy May, jan Tucker, and Smitty Smith wa excitedly to talk to the judges. Left: GOTT PIN? Exes judge the Senior Hall. Abovq BOYS WILL BE BOYS . . . Members Of th Exes Association are welcomed back t P.H.S. by Charlotte Berger, Ginger Ellis, an Lee Ann Lary.