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

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PANTHERS TURN BACK TIME Once again, the Panthers planned to turn back time and relived the days of the greasies and leather jackets. Unlike the ordinary format for 50's day, additional activities were included to accompany the traditional dress-up. A Volk- swagen stuff, a hula-hoop contest, and a goldfish swallow, all sponsored by the cheerleaders, gave added dimensions to the highly publicized day. Although the basketball team was the official honoree of the day, students remembered the zamness events for the nostalgic memories they revived. Qvf Look out Indy 500! Frito Fioetter, Doug Wright, Harry Plomine, and Steve Wilson display l i 4 i r Zi 3 Flintstone vitamins sure are big! Sam Lorimer and Tim Hunter prepare to Carolyn Zipp, Paula Stroud, Laura Hulings, and Annette Martinez pose for 50's Swallow goldfish' day. ?l,!,43i Q. ' ' 1, l've.h.eard of carpooling before, but this X-h ,,', ,W is ridiculous! Senior girls try to stuff as f ' ' - many people as possible in a V 'M X 'ig' Volkswagen. Y ,, -s g , gs ,..f-f-'- X Nl 3, 1

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Pep rallies spurred Paschal's determination to win. Pep rallies, which had been in the after- noon, were changed to early morning, with the time change came a change in format. Per- formances by the Spirit Steppers, the band, and PSOP, were altered so that one group appeared per week. Traditional speeches from football captains and the tradition of players touching the top ofthe auditorium doorway for luck as they filed out during the school song, continued to be as much a part of pep rallies as the drumbeats and the crowd yelling, go ...go. . to the fight song's beats. Do you remember the next line? Varsity cheerleaders support the team, On Your Mark! Get Set! Go! The Spirit Steppers cheer as well as perform. 26 X ACTIVITIES PEP RALLIES SPUR PASCHAL'S DETERMINATION Prime Beef is for sale! Trayce Housewright and Kelly Rogers do a PSOP skit, Paschal's stage band members perform in one of the season's later pep rallies. Daryl Zeller and Michael Williams speak for the football team during a pep rally.