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

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Time Changes Educational n i . Opportunities Throughout the years. educational opportunities have expanded to include increasingly greater num- IYX V bers of people. Education itself has broadened to 3 f X I . encompass not only liberal arts but technology and f 'K'i ,uf 'Q 7...Q vocational skills. In Fort Worth schools, the empha- V '-f li fog' .lf on manytypesofvocationalinstitutions.the v 3 5 ,W R, 314' increased number of electives and the new magnet V V , 4 D I if . 'Q school concept are part of the enlarged educational K S312 I --N Y. I L.. -.N 1 Q' X program. Paschal with its diversified curriculum and 1-17'-m X ,K T Q, myriad student interests, personifies this transition. ILL' 1 T' ,N - c X P ' ? P A f .. T ' l .fake wi- V w 'X . t . it .A . T are ff X the to T f ft 5 as . .. .,...-.- .-..-,- ' A Y .N 6 A T - ' il -: Yr ' 5 X fc' K: ii --TJ. , PM ,Aug . A - .5 xx? 3 K N X XX, QV, A L X L .1 it ' . ' 5 F if 3 ' 1 4 fbi ABN N T - . X X he ' 'QT' af' 1 2 ll 't ta X. 'J FN . xi ' rf 1 H t- f A 2 cf' . lr iQ it Ny f t I T' A -'Ei i t X 'LJ Q! NLN'T vi V . :K ..., 'L f 'Tr 4752? lixfwv t, L WX - k 'D ,N mv -. Z xl L Fl-fi 1' . -'J f ' -'J ' TN r ff' f ., - X- 1 L , ,f ff' ,: 1'-jg:-.75-j,' N I X V , I V NL. ..,,y fQ:j f , ,. fkf ' u m K' XJ' 7 'id N I W V N Xa, Nj XUN K C,-.4 I 01 .xy . TC 'BX B hgw kyl J-N R kc f ,fp U L .75 X Q A -.1 . Je si N' go. .Q Q R Upper Left: Early American students learn the three R's. Lower Left: IUST STAY OUT OF l THE RAIN. Mr. Saylor's third period Gov- ernment class listens attentively to his advice. Upper Right: Colonial schoolhouse for boys limits equal educational opportunities. Lower Right: The 35th President of the United States, Iohn F. Kennedy. expresses his views on edu- 4 cation. Far Right: Ms. Lou Pettit's Laboratory CQ,L 1 ajft I Science class propelstheirexperimenlal N f- 1 weather vane. They are participants in Tanf I 1 n f glewood's Magnet School Program. ' ' CAAJL CL, 4 Q '- Cjzftfl Clint at' qbpt . J f f V I. . ' A l r e t, f A ,X .V xv of 4419-L Q lfylnffff 59 . , fjgocfyifcleuweu JJ X77

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Education Breeds Awareness Of Government . .-,.....-pw-rf..- V Ni Upper Left: Students Ianice Nolley, Vicki Gonzalez, and Victor Wise, show interest in city government by attending School Board meeting and talking with board member, Mrs. T. A. Adams. Ir., and board president, Mr. lim Harris. Lower Left: YOU ARE THE BICEN- TENNIAL SENIORS. Mrs. McGaugh, senior sponsor, informs the class of '76 of one more contest in which they may compete. Far Left: Seniors Diane Love, Iames McSwain, Tracy Thompson, and Clark Iohnson fulfill their right and obligation by registering to vote with Mr. Frohm. Upper Right: YOU DO TAKE MASTER CHARGES, DON'T YOU? Ronnie Rakoover receives traffic citation. Lower Right: LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON. Paschalite Bruce Cunningham aids his father. city coun- cilman, Ioe Bruce Cunningham, with our city governmentalhaffairs. + ,, V I V jg ' 4 v-2 1 5 4 1 1 ' n r x f l l v 1 L X K I Qaou ova 1' 0 5