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

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G 03,91 l wanf fo be all fhaf I can be. ,A-QM Ms. Sylvia Acosta, a University of Texas represen- tative, talks to students as Earl Whitaker looks on. Darn, no pictures! Richard Garza picks out a book in the library. Linda Stemple, Robin Dishman, and Phoebe Pope take a calculus test, 6 I INTRODUCTION K 'v 'awfr 1 A I egg

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As the freshman girl sang the Alma Mater with the other students after another victorious game, she thought to herself how wonderful it was to go to Paschal. Everyone was spirited. The student body and faculty supported the teams, the band, Spirit Steppers, PSOP, and PAWS did a great job boosting en- thusiasm. She was proud of the athletic teams. When she asked some of her friends why they thought her school was superior, she learned that many of them were proud of Paschal's scholastic achievements - the Whiz Quiz, the Merit Scholars, and just the classes of- fered. One student said she thought it was great the way Paschalites worked together to be the best even in such things as magazine sales or the toy and blood drives. The freshman concluded that the school is great because so many people care about it. She held her head up proudly when she said, I go to Paschal High School. L I'm such a geak! Mallory Fleming helps carry Rascal down the hall. Ellen Breaux cheers during the junior victory yell. Mike Manness fills out forms in the office to get his transcript. Melinda Cates, Ken jones, and Joel Zoch perform at a pep rally. PRIDE I 5

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Sitting in the counselor's office, the senior boy was enthralled by every word the college recruiter said. This was the third representative he had heard, but he was still unsure what he was going to do. It was very terrifying to think that shortly he had to deter- mine if he were going to college, and if so, where, Since his freshman year, he had thought about his career from time to time in order to choose the classes he wanted to take. Yet, he was still unsure if he wanted to attend college. The many work programs at Paschal had let him see how he liked having a steady job. I-le thought that he might even want to join the Navy or the Air Force. He realized that he needed to make up his mind soon, but he also knew that he had an unlimited number of choices. Decisions! Decisions! Decisions! Mr. Weldon Lotspeich helps Michelle Taylor and Lisa Tracy with a chemistry lab. Donna Hicks fills out furniture invoices in her office at Blackmon-Mooring. Oh, no! He burned it again! CVAE students Billy Rigmaiden, Robyn Minor, and Sally Her- rera cook during class. GOALS I 7