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

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PSOP members sell Howdy Dance tickets to Ralph Lipe, Daniel Bailey, and Lynn McNeill. Hey - we're havin' some tim now! A group of students smile pretty for a picture at the dance. Paschal Moves With Motion PSOP sponsored Paschalls first dance of the year, the Howdy Dance, which welcomed new and returning stu- dents with music and fun. The dance site was Round Up Inn and Motion supplied the music. The September 30 dance was a finale for Howdy Week's welcoming activities as well as a good beginning for the 1978-79 school year. Clayton Crane and his date, Courtney Rogers, enjoy themselves at the Howdy Dance Travolta' -i ly ,Allow i'

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Paschalites on the Prowl for Classes Students roamed the halls of Paschal in search of fall classes on August 29 and 30. The LC and cheerleaders gave helping hands to all confused students in an effort to make the long, hot days shorter and more comfortable. Within the long lines of registering students, old friends were reacquainted and new friends made. The pleasant atmos- phere and helpfulness of teachers, counselors, and fellow students appeared reflective of the coming year, Uppcrclassmen rush upstairs to sign up for classes l -' I lu, The elevator is that way. Susan Christian directs lost freshmen dunng registration Freshmen register for classes, 16 f ACTIVITIES av Terry Griffin, Bruce Gilbert, and Ovan Crane sign their lives away to Mr Faulkner

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Seniors '79 Set ational Record With a booming assembly held on October 11, the mag- azine sales campaign, sponsored by Mrs. Nora McGaugh, officially began. This annual fund raising activity of the senior class aids in financing senior hall decorations for Homecoming, the Senior Dinner Dance held in the spring, and a large contribution to the Charles M. Berry Scholar- ship Fund. In addition, the seniors who sell magazines are awarded caps and gowns, yearbooks, and tickets to the Dinner Dance and Six Flags. The class of 1979 exceeded the goal of 330,000 with a record-breaking 534,500 in sales. The sales campaign was October 11-23, with daily prizes awarded for top sales. At the end of the campaign, Kent Lance and Mike Attaya emerged as top salesmen. Kent, in first place, was awarded a television set and Mike, in second place, received a stereo system. e J Did you say that you wanted a lifetime subscription to Playboy? Truett Hull sells a magazine to Craig Towson. ..- ESl'Alll e . f . . F E X, 315 .1 .fi qua , . ..,'2.,4t' Dick Morris collects money for senior magazine sales during i . I S-c janet Ellsworth, Nancy Love, and jeff Weinstein srart Christmas shopping early during magazine sales. 'vel ,Z The Senior Activities class counts the money made during magazine sales. homeroom Seniors listen as Mr. Wfoolard explains procedures for the 78-79 magazine sales campaign. 18 X ACTIVITIES