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

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Hello, Operator? Long distance - Moscow. David Tillman and Martha Williams visit ry Scott Theater on an ACT field trip, Mary Edwards, Colette Dickerson, and Angela Rivera reveal culinary views on I thought we'd never get out of there. David Kleiman, jack Farris, and Bret Benge leave for the airport. Field Trips Detail Class Stud Field trips, although fun, were educational, and were keyed to pro- vide more information than just a textbook study. Most government classes went to the courthouse to watch court proceedings, while science classes attended fieldtrips to museums. English classes went to plays or performances corresponding to material being studied in class. Destina- tions rangcd from Casa Manana to DFW Airport to Woodhaven Coun- t Club for field trips. f Willa johnson, Holly Carr, Fred Warriner, and Kevin McCauley listen to a DFW Z French Outing- guide on a Free Enterprise field trip. man and earth. Missy Rosenstein, Cindy field trip to the museum. And that knot represents the inner-cosmic relation between Frye, and Cynthia Simmans look at artwork during a Humanities Q N. v f 'S El A l.'

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Seniors Prepare For Graduation i ,.aaa ,,,,,,N.- . W.. W .4 Carl Cox and Deborah Perry browse through college brochures. Senior year was not always filled with fun and excite- mentg it was also a year to begin planning for the futuref From infinite choices, major decisions, such as college, col- lege major, or job decisions were made. The last year was a busy one because it involved testing and preparation for the future. For admission to most col- leges, seniors took one of the standarized tests - the SAT or the ACT. There were opportunities throughout the year to take advanced placement tests. Representatives from various colleges came to talk to students. Brochures and booklets were available in the counseling office to help with final decisions. Graduation announcements and caps and gowns were ordered early in the winter. Seniors were encouraged to take classes pertinent to post-graduation careers. The last year of high school was definitely filled with privileges. but it also required major decisions that affected the senior for the rest of his or her life. Mrs. Major talks to seniors about graduation requirements Sharon Pieper orders graduation announcements. What a way to spend a Saturday Fred Warriner gets ready to take the SAT i 11 fm an-elnni

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Holida Spirit Pervades Paschal O Now what came after the fourth day of Christmas? PANTHER staffers Myla Pemberton, Kelly Rogers, Stuart McDonald, Liz MrGaugh, Kelly Landman, and Derek Clegg sing Christmas carols in the hall. Although the sun was shining and the temperatures ranged between the 50's and 6O's, Christmas spirit was abundant. Hallways and classrooms were decorated in tra- ditional reds and greens, and a few doorways even sported sprigs of mistletoe for the occasion. A Christmas tree, selected and decorated by the LC, made the school festive. The LC encouraged students to participate in activities such as dressing Christmasy and donating to the toy drive. The toy drive, conducted during homeroom, pro- vided money to buy toys for the orphans. The project was a success. The Christmas spirit was also present through- out Paschal in the forms of groups caroling in hallways and gift exchanging. All right girls, let's try some teamwork. Stacey Fikcs, Ann Goldmann, jennifer Mclcher, Leigh Halbert, and Mindy Louis entertain at St. Theresa's Home for Children. .4 :mira Mui I1 'MX .lit R.. l'm dreaming ofa Wldte Christmas . . . Marthajimenez decorates the Christmas tree Thanks Mom! Lisa Sprinkle displays a viewmaster in the Toys for Tots toy drive. -r