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

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Would you be my date? The friendly atmosphere at Paschal dances exists at all levels, Howdy Dance Kicks Off New Yecir The 1977 Howdy Dance held at the Round-Up Inn, on September 10, brought Howdy Week to a close. With the matching Howdy Week theme A Star ls Born, the evening shined successfully. The PSOP, who sponsored the dance, worked hard on both pre-sale tickets and decorations for the initial dance of the year. Panthers danced to the music of Short Change, who provided entertainment, mak- ing it a special night for all. ft: .,.,, I6 X ACTIVITIES 1.5-M ,. 'ws And now for the starting line up! Seniors Peter Ruiz, Summer Whitley, June Tovar, Paul Ruiz, Mike Terrell and Kim Kilpa- trick take a break from the dance. Who me? A group of senior guys take time out to pose for a picture at the Howdy Dance,

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Send in the Clowns! Gail Forrester participates in the dress up as your favorite movie star day. ls this how you make it explode? Alison Hunter and Sally Scharff lure new members to the Science Club during Howdy Week. Wy? l thought you said this wouldn't be messy! Liz , McGaugh, Michelle Schultz, and Adelaide Bratten decorate the ice cream sundaes on the second day of Howdy Week. V11 s..f K l-w,l.lL1L.l .,-l!. 1 ' ',9'

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Seniors Motivotec! by Mcigcizine Soles is x ligl if Who was that bronzed god that just crossed our path? Members of the Senior Activities class, Susan Cunning- ham, Martha Wells, Julie Allen, and Cathy Holmes, view K the magazine sales assembly. If we cut here, we can get the TV out tonight! The publicity committee, formed from the Senior Activities class, worked hard during magazine sales. The senior class of '78 raised nearly 510,000 by selling magazines. Sales once again topped those of all other area high schools. Prizes, such as two S100 bills, a TV, a stereo and radios gave students the incentive to sell approximately 525,000 worth of magazines. The Senior Activities class, sponsored by Mrs. Nora McGaugh and Mr. Ed Woolard of Sun Landglnc., coor- dinated the fund-raiser. Successful magazines sales foretold a successful senior year for the class of '78. Members of the Senior Activities class, Margie Kline, Martha Kimbrough and Susan Ford, take a break from counting profits.