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WQWYX . . Panther Staff Recognizes Mr. Ralph Miller ww yaaiu O., W QZQTQU 6 My 1' lj? . . wwf, -flf' ace, gaauwvd-0.4 No man ever yet became great by imitation . . . a quote applicable to our principal, Mr. Ralph W. Miller, because of the unique way in which he serves our school. In talking with him, any student can sense his embodiment of the Panther Spirit. I-le has instilled self-respect in the lives of the students and has given them a goal to work towards, that of dili- gence in schoolwork and honesty to both oneself and others. Not only does he encourage students in their successes, but he takes time out to aid those who are faltering. We thank you, Mr. Miller, for helping us develop pride and character through our years at Paschal. For these reasons, the 1976 Panther is dedicated to Mr, Ralph W. Miller. .ll am! tlfbfjeeeax iflii JQCLJXC1 Jegjzza. Gag, 14146 of ' ikflffi ff J ZQWW Upper Right: Mr. Miller exhibits his Panther Spirit by his dress at football games, Lower Right: Our principal takes an active interest in the student body by taking time out to con- verse with Lon Alexander. Sally Banker, Les- V7 Y lie Brandon. Vivian Pollard. and Ben LaGrone. JK W. 2 5 Q15 ,- f 5

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