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

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Seniors Define Leadership The Leadership Committee, principal govern- ing body of Paschal, was lead by President Bobby Patton, Vice President Susannah Touzel, Treasurer Cheryl Spector, Parliamentarian Craig Berlin, Tom Redd, Lisa Sprinkle, and Mark Vinson. Energetic LC members worked diligently during registration, making sure that everything ran smoothly during this hectic time. They also coordinated Howdy Week with activi- ties such as the freshman skit, a roller-skating paruamema,-ian party, and dress-up day. Committees that the seniors chaired included Student Directories, Christmas Toy Drive, and Senior Kiddie Day. These seven students, along with six elected senior Student Council members made up the Senior Cabinet. The Senior Cabinet was set up f to organize the Dinner-Dance that took place at the end of the Year. Senior LC members who kept the spirit of Paschal alive, proved to the student body that purple will always reign at our school. Craig Berlin Bobby Patton President 5... A So that's your girltriend? Senior LC members. Cheryl Spector, Mark Vinson, Lisa Sprinkle, Bobby Pat- ton, and Susannah Touzel await the outcome of the student council elections. Tom Redd ' V xi , rx Cheryl Spector Lisa Sprinkle Susannah Touzel Mark Vinson Treasurer Vice President

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Class of 1981 The Class of 1981 proved that class spirit and pride were alive and well in the school. Academ- ically, the class produced six National Merit semi-finalists, placing Paschal in the lead among Fort Worth high schools with the highest number of finalists in one school. Filled acceler- ated classes left many ambitious seniors waiting to get into one of the college preparatory classes. All seniors were required to take gov- ernment and English. Seniors were also involved in such school activities as sports, spirit groups, and clubs. Special interests for the seniors included maga- zine sales, senior kiddie day, senior dinner- dance, and finally graduation. Throughout the year, the seniors kept busy with dances, legal birthdays, and thinking about the end of their careers as high school students. After the dances were finished, the books closed, the games played, and the farewells said, the seniors began to plan for their future. However, all seniors agreed that Paschal pride will reign in their hearts forever. A Dionne Bagsby works diligently to complete her ff A- ' pages during annual. ff' P They told ua to work, study, and learn. Susan Frymire, Bill Kelley, and Dana Boles finish their homework before school. 14 f SENIORS rn sx

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16fSENlOFtS 'if .I ,. 5.1 ' 7 V5 A :V xx my ' Randi Ables Monette Allen Denise Apperson ,uf 47 f Senioritis Sets In My ' W .. ' ff giffar , 4 . ' ij X , Tr-11 , 51. H , Q ei 0 Latonda Adams Carla Aday Robert Aleff Kim Allen snr Q! .1 Robert Alvarado Carrie Anderson Cheryl Anderson Esther Andrade Terry Aslin Scott Atkinson Kathy Auvenshine Ben Avina Jennifer Baggerly Dionne Bagsby P Hats off in the school, young manl Phil Sierra dresses as his favorite comic strip character during Howdy Week.