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

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Western Tradition Prevails To celebrate the beginning of the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show, students dressed in western attire. Winners of a beard growing contest, sponsored by LC, were chosen for the length, fullness, and originality of their beards. LC selected a Miss Cowgirl and a Mr. Cowboy from each class. The winners included seniors Renee Ostrander and Scott Moreland, juniors Deborah Castillo and Bart Gutierrez, sophomores Bridget McAnthony and Emmanuel Fritz, and freshman Kelley Peterson. To continue the western mood, many students at- tended the annual stock show parade. AA4 Kelley Peterson thinks ofthe cowboy she is going to give her bandana to A Are you serious? Angela Edwards and Cinda Burns test their Texas drawls while waiting to bejudged in the contest. A4 Where did the extra ace come from? Jim Sanders and John Clingman look at each other's costume in the front foyer. 4 He looks so realg he can't be a robot. Vincent Brooks and Annette Martinez par ticipate in Western Day by dressing up.

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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

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Special Days Show Creativity Headbands, anything camouflage, knickers, ballet shoes, ruffles, and leggings could be seen all over the campus as students dressed in the latest fads. On designated days, Paschalites wore a varie- ty of costumes that included gorilla outfits, Christmas trees, and clowns. Aside from the con- ventional dress-up days, some classes chose to celebrate more unusual occasions like John Milton's birthday and election days. Thanks to these days, students got to show off the fashions of today and those of many years gone by. T . , Nm jak PA Cynthia Guerra. Rene Rosales, Tracy Shore, Scott Tuomey, and Melissa Hodges display the latest fads. A l dare you to make fun of my costume. Natalie Blinderman elovtns around, P liek! lt's alive. Winky Ilix, Mindy Milrany. and Sara Turpin play in the garden. XCTI Y IT r ' lgy 2 New , , E-'tiff lllllllli ll lllllllli lllllllll Ill ww. s ga , ' He illnitll lllllll Y llllllll r I'