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

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Paschal Pa s Tribute to Miss Zelma Rhodes .hiya 'nic fl if-ss., Here Miss Rhodes works with staffers to produce the 1971 PANTHER Miss Zelma W. Rhodes has been associated with Paschal and its yearbook since 1954 and has continued to be a vital part of both for the past 25 years. Miss Rhodes has always upheld high standards, promoting professionalism and excellence in the pro- duction of the yearbook. The reflection of these guidelines can be seen in the successive annuals of years past. One of the major contributions to the quality of the yearbook is the time involved. Miss Rhodes has often worked with the staff during the summer and after school in an effort to improve the PANTHER, helping the book meet the high standards of the past. 'One of the most important activities of the annual staff is the traditional surprise delivery of the yearbook, Miss Rhodes' inno- vation. Each year the message The annuals are here! has been delivered in a unique way. Originally announced at an assembly, the phrase has been introduced by such methods as a parade, ping-pong balls, balloons, airplanes, and fortune cookies. In recognition of her work and devotion, Miss Rhodes was presented with the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's Gold Key Award in 1972, the highest honor the Press Association gives. This award is not given frequently and is an honor for Miss Rhodes, Paschal, and the PANTHER. Serving this year as technical advisor of the yearbook, Miss Rhodes' opinions and suggestions were valued. The PANTHER and Miss Rhodes have become virtually synonymous as both are a constant source of pride for Paschal. Miss Rhodes is still the one. Miss Rhodes has always played a vital role in Paschal activitiesg she is seen here as a Squier Class sponsor with Elizabeth Hull, N. -I. Whitehurst, and the current superintendent of schools, Dr. Gerald Ward. .Kojak she ain't - Always close to her staffers, Miss Rhodes clowns around with several members of the 1974 PANTHER staff. 5