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

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...W vwlsqc I 1 ! ' -.,kk 1, , ......mr I thought she had to bnbysit. Brent Jones and Denise McLaughlin dance to the Pengwins, R fa Who will it be? Tracy Asher, Willa Barnes, Dorenda Bradshaw, Erica Flores, Shelagh Brown 11981 Homecom- A ing Queenl, Sherri Nowell, and Rachel Saldivar, nominees for 1982 Homecoming Queen, are driven by Kelly Cato at the Homecoming game. A A Juniors win the billboard contest. if PSOP members raise their hands for the kickoff. Come on, Panthers. Do your thing. Vonda Minor and Paula Williams cheer at the pep rally.

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Spirit Is Boosted During Homecoming Pep Rally At 1:30 a.m. the senior girl's date kissed her goodnight and she went inside. She recalled the flurry of preparations of the last few weeks that seemed to involve everyone. She and forty-five other senior girls had spent hours lear- ning a dance to Victory, which they performed at the pep rally while dressed in the football players' uniforms. Banners with the football players, names and numbers had been hung in the auditorium by PSOP. Hot and crowded, the pep rally had by far been the best one of the year. At the game everyone cheered when Erica Flores won the title of Homecoming Queen. Although the Panthers didn't win, there was still the dance at Round'Up Inn where the Pengwins would play. Though she was sad that homecoming was over, she was also happy. All the work and the worry had paid off in the form of the best homecoming she had ever had. Varsity cheerleaders show their skill in a pyramid stunt. lt came from heaven. Purple and white balloons drop at the end of the homecoming pep rally. Varsity football players enjoy the pep rally, . hi' ' 5 f f' X. . Q lx ll Q X , LN 22 f STUDENT LIFE n - A . X. i f 3 Willa Barnes, Jane Richardson, Becky Deininger, Dorette Bradshaw, Tracy McCollum and Patria Wortham dress up for the senior line dance.

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24 f STUDENT LIFE School Activity Begins Earlg Long before the morning bell rang, the school bustled with activity. Some students had arrived early for such classes as EA or driver's ed. Others sat in the library to finish homework, study, or read. The majority had made the sacrifice of getting out of bed in the pitch black morning in order to socialize before the start of school. The most congested areas were the halls and front foyer where friends gathered to share their plans for the day, their fears for upcoming tests, and their news about who called last night. In secluded spots, couples tried to find some time alone before separating for an entire dayr This early morn- ing time made up a major part of school life. Claudia Herman and Beth Howell daydream while Gino Garcia wonders what they're thinking. Aw, Mom, dol have to? Leslie Raymond talks on the phone before school. Holly Tillman and Joni Gilbert discuss a hot issue