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

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Table of oonfenfs Gfudenf life . . . I4 Glimpses of fhe fun we had Qporfs ..,.... 56 Glimpses ol' seasons pasf Organizafions . II8 Glimpses of fogefherness Honors ...... 156 Glimpses ol' excellence People ,,.... I 78 Glimpses of our friends Closeflndex . 2 70 Glimpses ol' a greaf year Mrs. Judy Natalie Scarborough with a water hose. Lynette Valdez show 9, I Vick surve

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2 f INTRODUCTION SHQSI Take a peek at PaschaI ' What pops into your mind when you think of Paschal? Of course, there is the school itself, but take a look inside, around, and at all the things that have to do with the school. Most important- ly, there are the people: the students and the faculty. They're what makes Paschal as great as it is. But more specifically, there are the academics, the social activities, the clubs, the school spirit, the athletics, and the or- dinary, every day school life. And even more specifically, there was the time the baseball team went all the way to the state finals, and the time the faculty put on a talent show. There was the day the senior girls wore roller skates to class, and the day the heater broke when it was 28 degrees outside. There were all the pep rallies, games, parties, tests, meetings, classes, and friends to make the year complete. Well, what we, The PANTHER Staff, want to give you is: a peek, a look, a glance at everything that made this year at Paschal special. We want to help you Catch a Glimpse of Paschal through the 1984 yearbook. I-Ie's got Pac Man fever. Jimmy Green concentrates on playing a video game. Lockers are a good place for Tammy McQueen and Monique Lenly to gossip. Scrub-a-dub-dub. Sherri Turner practices to be a gas station attendant while washing a car. ' mf. we-A 1 - ,1 w wi.: Lee Scarborough, Tracy Sharpe, and Nancy Wright en- joy the outdoors withapuppy. 7' me

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Pride: Paschal means working fo be fha bas! Uh the capital of Saskatchewan is An- drew Rhodes tries to answer a question in a Whiz Quiz practice while Mrs. Marjory Philp, Carter Iohnston, Rich Frymire, and Earl Cox listen. PSOP members Barbara Castillo and Holly Tillman hang a poster up in the front foyer to show their spirit. 4 I INTRODUCTION .AV