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

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O Q, What's he got? Freshman players Steve Barrett 4623, Cin Chap- man 1173, and Stewart Hellman C413 eagerly attempt to discover what's attracting all the attention. Wa lon Bowsher 76 and David Crow 73 run to aid David Hud- E I t ' 3 v C J C J ,1 ,Q . speth C553 in tackling an opponent. iff v 1 nah 9 F fi arf 2. tb I 10 X SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES PHS Diamond Hill-Jarvis 6 2 Richland O 20 O. D. Wyatt O 19 Southwest O 7 Dunbar 6 7 Arlington Heights 6 46 Eastern Hills 12 18 Trimble Tech 6 34 Western Hills 8 O Poly 12 6 if I Injuries Plcigue JV Sedson Record Handicapped by the loss of both quarter- backs at mid-season, the junior varsity foot- ball team regrouped around a freshman signal-caller and chalked up two back-to- back victories to close out the season with an overall 3-7 record. Kicking off the season in typical Panther fashion, the JV relied on a tenacious defense to overcome Diamond Hill-Jarvis and initiate a winning trend. However, successive losses to Richland and O. D. Wyatt served to hamper any title hopes and reversed to momentum estab- lished earlier. During the crucial encounter with arch rival Southwest, starting quarter- back Ted Norman suffered a fractured wrist and was lost for the season. Replacing Nor- man, J. B. Watson guided the Paschal offense but came up short as the Panthers were subjected to narrow defeats by South- west and Dunbar. To further the hardships of the team, J. B. Watson was injured in thel game against the Yellow Jackets. Left with- out a quarterback, Coach Jimmy Crowder revamped the offensive backfield into a sin- gle wing. Constantly searching for the right combination, the B-team endured a pair of losses to Eastern Hills and Trimble Tech. In an attempt to lift the team from the dol- drums, the decision was made to call up freshman Wade Hoggard to quarterback the ailing JV. The move proved beneficial as PHS crushed Western Hills and Poly to end the season. Led by the efforts of Sammy Basaldu, Kenneth McClellan, Kit McConnico, Brian Patterson, David Scott, and Chuck Smith, the team proved itself outstanding and performed well under adverse conditions and circumstances.

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'4V2,' '41 ,4-.i iff xl' 'V' ., . W A - I '1 W. Y in rx few ,ax an .,-ne. I .hh ., 4-hx , . I , ' ' 4 - gi , 2' i av- ' ' 3 3- c'5m.'1'53.,.af, :wh-f - John Branson David Helbing .- - -gawk , N-,tw Qt George Taplin Jerry Kirby J.-an I were ' Tracy Wilmoth Glen Wood Marti Powell Norma Headrick '3 i 1 sg as Stuff Perfects Athletic Skills Essential to Pl-lS's athletic programs are the many coaches who direct and organize the schooI's diversified teams. These uni- que teachers often sacrifice hours after school and on weekends to give their teams the attention they require. These men and women deserve much of the credit for Pas- chal's renowned athletic ability and sports- manship. l Phil Hall James Brewer e ,A r ' JN Weldon Lotspeich Jimmy Crowder

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The 1977-78 Junior Varsity Football Team. Front Row: Workman, mgr: , lf ':M'i,' Carodine, Leslie, Ritchie, Rambo, Simons, S, Johnson, mgr.g Jekeo, trainerj McConnico, Watson, Kelly, B. Scott, Alan Padgett, Gomez, J. Scott. Back Row 2: Massey, trainer, M. Johnson, Short, Butler, Basaldu, Norman, Row: Benge, Boynton, McClellan, Waudby, Moses, Smith, Ray, Gorham, McDonald, Patterson, Crane, trainer, Fleulas, trainer. Row 3: Andy Padgett, Hoggard. 0.43 P ,,,,,.. New 1-at The freshman offense lines up to run over Southwest. f N .L Wade Hoggard C73 rushes to assist offensive linemen in blocking the opposition. Maybe if we all give the signal, they'll get the message. Support for the team comes from fellow members.