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

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Panthers Volle Toward aawa SZXSPORTS +s.....,, A Victorious Season Excitement, enthusiasm, and a sense of victory, ran through the emotions ofthe ten members on thel varsity volleyball team. The squad of exuberant girls, led by captain Jackie Shaw, presented Paschal with one of the best seasons in the past five years. Team unity and confidence gave these girls the motivation to work hard for the district title. Coach Marti Powell directed the crew through vigorous practice sessions which resulted in a 10-4 season. The greatest moment of excitement came when the team defeated district champs, Wyatt with scores of 15-1, 15-1 1. By defeating Wyatt and Southwest in the second round of district play, the Panthers were part of a three way tie for first place. Unfortunately, a close and frustrating loss to Dun- bar of 15-12, 16-14, settled the team in its place. Although they werenlt champions, the girls achiev- ed the greatest accomplishment of all, to work, fight, win and lose together. I0f J 1 a atf H: as .-.as . Sqn... v--....,,, ig... ' ' ' . .. 1 AAA4Tamra Hawthorne, Jackie Shaw, Sarah Smith, Felicia Tennerson, Jackie Franklin, and Juana Muriel brace themselves to receive the game- deciding point from Dunbar for the district title. AA4Jackie Franklin concentrates as she releases a powerful serve. AAFeIicia Tennerson HOD executes professional passing skills. ASarah Smith 1325 slips and slides to save a crucial point. 4VARSlTY VOLLEYBALL TEAM. Front Row: T. Hawthorne, C. Cruz, mgr.g J. Chandler. Row 2: Coach Powell, J. Franklin, S. Smith, J. Shaw, J. Muriel, A. Chandler, mgr. Back Row: E. Thompson, B. Acosta, F. Tennerson, C. Browne,

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84 7 sPoRTs Trimble T Wyatt Eastern Dunbar X 5 Southwest it . . Record 14 Half 15-9 8-15 17-15 6-15 15-10 12-15 JV Continues The Winning Tradition The junior varsity and freshmen volleyball teams continued the trend of good, poised volleyball. The JV, made of experienced juniors and sophomores, fought gallantly to lead the team to a winning season. Freshmen, recruited in the summer, quickly learned skills and were able to play with the JV. First year coach, Mrs. Jane Blaylock, under the guidance of Ms. Marti Powell, led the girls through a victorious season. Through strenuous drills and intra-squad scrimmages, unity and team spirit were evidence of future victories and volleyball stars. 15-10 'N 1 5 - 7 Ms 1 5 -6 1 5.9 . .., 1 5- 7 ' '33, AA4The JV practices to become a perfect team. A4Teresa Stowe displays talent by serving an ace. AGloretta Sneed C161 demonstrates agility by performing a difficultjump set. 4JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM. Front Row: G. Sneed, Y. Escobar, K. Franklin, A. Lauderdale, K. Dawson, P. Williams. Back Row: Coach Blaylock, M. Thompson, mgr.g J. Rigmaiden, V. Spencer, T. Stowe, S. Spencer, D. Hicks, mgr.