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

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! X s' , Y .- J rg' 4 ii six 2 X AA44Richard McLamore, Todd Thomp- son and Erica Flores wait to hear the im- portance ofthe Cornpone meeting. AA4Margaret Mitchell sings the first song ofthe musical on opening night. AAI does the head bustin' in this family. Mary Catherine Howell shows Todd Thompson who is boss. A4Michelle Carter receives important papers from Tom Orr and Erica Flores. AI'm Melting . . . Richard McLamore and Ken Mair watch Erica Flores as she falls for Todd Thompson. 4Ifl had my druthers . . . Todd Thompson sings a solo. E N.

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24 f ACTIVITIES Li'l Abner Is A Success Li'l Abner, Al Capp's famous comic strip, came to life in the musical comedy presented as a joint production of the music and drama departments. Show choir members displayed acting abilities and talents throughout the production. Mary Catherine Howell played domineering Mammy Yokum. Li'l Abner, devoted son of Mammy, was portrayed by Todd Thompson. Daisy Mae, the girl who wanted Abner as her husband, was played by Erica Flores and Ken Mair played the persistant Earthquake McGoon. Ms. Susan Williams and Mrs. Joy Howington worked hard to cast the musical. Student Director Susan McConnico, Student Manager Julie Fatka, and other creative students worked diligently to design props, costumes, and lighting. This multitude of talents contributed by students made Li'l Abner a successful production. H8 N ,. 5 A 4' Q ,gi ' at 1 - k A ?j3ri. :f l AAPWow, I never knew a girl had four legs! Todd Thompson checks out sexy Louisa Chaplin. ATodd Thompson tells Tom Orr an exciting story about Washington. APTom Orr demonstrates his balancing abilities while Mary Catherine Howell and Todd Thompson talk. PI'm not taking those Peale Pills anymoreg they make me think too positive. Nick Brophy objects to taking his medicine while Karla Stewart and Joe Riggs look on. 1.

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Romantic Da Is Expressed In Man Ways Although Valentine's Day came on a Sunday, cupid's arrows found their marks early in unusual ways. The Penta Club sold carnations and humorous singing valentines that were delivered to students during class. The PTA also sold heart- shaped lollipops to raise funds for the school and the Tarrant County Heart Association, On February 14, the official day, sweethearts chose the traditional candy, their message. cards, and flowers to convey Ai, 4 wif A' I 5 R . ...R 6 AAI-lonestly, it's only a magnifying glass to help me with my reading. J oe Lopez attempts to eat a lollipop as Mrs. Hardin warns him against eating in the library. A4Debbie Eisenberg shares a valentine's greeting with Janet Hicks. Al wonder if Sam gave this to me. Julie Fatka is curious to know who sent her the carnation. 4Tracey Asher receives a bouquet of flowers from Vernon Coleman as a token of his affection. W., fwfwwmmw