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

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Worthy Graduates of Paschal Honored R. L. Paschal, the first high school in the city, opened in 1885 as Fort Worth High School. In 1923, when North Side High School was completed, Pas- chal's name was changed to Central High School to avoid the impression that the city had only one high school. In 1935, its present name was assigned in honor of Mr. R. L. Paschal, who served the school as principal from 1906 until his retirement in 1935. As a Bicentennial project, Paschal chose to establish a Panther Hall of Honor. The name Panther was used because the school, under all three names, has had the Panther as its emblem. The criteria for nomination to the Hall of Honor are that the nominee must have graduated at least ten years prior to nomination. Selec- tion of nominees for membership is based on out- standing contribution to community, state, or nation. The charter members, elected to the Hall of Honor in 1976, are Sue B. Mann, Gladys Parker, Price Daniel, Earl Meadows, Jack Robinson, Dan Jenkins, Charles Pendleton, and Alan Bean. ln 1977, the school was pleased to honor four more distinguished graduates, Charlie Mary Noble, Charles D. Tandy, Elston Brooks, and Frank B. Ryan. We would like to express our admiration of these eminent exes and hope today's Panthers will try to emulate their prestigious achievements. swf-4,11 Mrs. Ryan, representing her son Frank B. Ryan, Elston Brooks, Charles D Tandy, and Otto Monnig representing Charlie Mary Noble, accept membership in the Panther Hall of Honor. 12 ! ACTIVITIES lfadr.. av- ' X . .. sw Is the cupboard bare? Nancy Brown, Susan Christian, Julie Hall, Mrs. Curtis and Hall ot Honor Plaques Hall of Honor Recipients Sue B Mann Gladys Parker Price Daniel Earl Meadows Jack Robinson Dan Jenkins Charles Pendleton Alan Bean Charlie Mary Noble Charles D. Tandy Elston Brooks Frank B. Ryan Class of 1910 Class of 1914 Class of 1927 Class of 1933 Class of 1945 Class of 1948 Class of 1949 Class of 1950 Class of 1895 Class of 1936 Class of 1948 Class of 1954 Mayme McConnico work diligently in preparation for the new trophy case for the

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Moving Aheod Begins ot Registration Paschalites endured sweltering heat August 25 and 26 to outline classes for the upcoming school year. Two things made the day run smoothly: the LC's guid- ance plus a large dose of patience. Still, for some, con- fusion was the name of the game, although teachers and students tried to make registration successful. Students greeted old friends and made new ones as they waited in long lines for their classes. From fresh- men through seniors, registration was eventful for all. No Habla Ingles! Steve Ball, Belinda Franklin, and Hilary Blair converse with Mrs. Harris as they register for her class. LC members Beth Waldron, Susan Christian, and Greg Baird assist a student in registration. The essence of registration is captured below, as a weary student gazes at an informative map. -..GLISHM . A 16770-J' - aug- g Zag. IIZISTGRX- gbfvvw -,E may C3442 Z 7 9 . Cuff ' G5., my cf x, Q, MSCWZ, Vggnnmm Zjr ff' -5 69,5 W- SZ-34 Q. L N55 2,25- 58 ,. 'kffav X, Pm y f - - ' -6'5- . 5414, i'5g1gf1G,5 234 zfs gf, if-fqsuyw . 2 -JK? 2,2 -A ., 1 0,113 ff, 80,5 9, M25 g, M, 6 ixr F MUSIC 6943322 -, 0Mf'm'rf,y af . 6 -I f,yQ.5R73 NrQ.5MwZz4 5, Dltfrwe Q 2.-I3 68. Ufffff- Ar 510 Of H444 .., Mfnbggymha 5, fr ,,-n it W l wifi ' 'I If f 1 ' , .7 Q' -:- 1 f -Q in t Did you say no homework? Dennis Parker and Richard Llaca view the Foreign Language Depart W W mentwith mixed emotions. f ' '