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

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Talents Discovered in New Experiences

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QE S St- asia? Sweats Stags? 5 'Q NU Ye X kg SJW mx-XV Q Xxx-sw S555 We live in a time of constant change. New morals and values unfold with each generation. The essence of Paschal can no longer be described in a few words, for Paschal, too, has changed. Today, less emphasis is placed on the school as a whole than on the multitude of indi- viduals that make up P.H.S. Each person carries the spirit of Paschal in his unique talents, prob- lems, and ideas. Group endeavors are important to us, but we learn that the most significant things are accomplished within ourselves. Ever- yone has the need to be an individual, to answer the drummer that he alone can hear. ,Q 3

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Aft. Upper Left: At Paschal, students have the opportunity to develop their artistic abili- ties. Denise King works diligently at the potter's wheel. Upper Right: Instructing children in the deaf-blind department at Bluebonnet Elementary is a unique and fulfilling experience for Susie Forsythe and Cindy Knowles. Lower Right: CON- TACTV' jimmy Weaver and Earl Brunson check out the plane before taking their flying lesson. Lower Left: Stephen john- son, who recently moved to this country from Australia, contributes his talent to the PHS music department.