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

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Operation Howdy is a Success' Howdy Week is held to welcome new and returning students to Paschal. Friendly spirits combined with loads of fun made Howdy Week a memorable experience. At Paschal's Howdy Rollerskating Party, the seniors joined together to recreate the age of tacky polyester. Rhine- stones and brightly colored bellbottoms added just the right touch of class. Junior Sean O'Brien remarked, lt was really groovy. It was nifty skating with my friends, but got dangerous i when people rolled over my fingers and smushed them. lt's true many people did end up with outs, scrapes, and bruised knees. However, despite minor injuries, most feel the roller- skating party was a blast. Dressed in doctors' scrubs and nurses' outfits, the students attended the Paschal Memorial Howdy Dance the following Saturday. They rocked 'n rolled to the music of guest band, The Nurse, until midnight. This year's Howdy Dance was one of the largest Paschal has ever had. The attendance of over eight hundred people made Operation Howdy a huge success. f 1 t 1 i , r . 1 -,.. t . x 5 if if 64 l ' T tfi in fed ' ' , B 9 f T ' 'P ' wwf Seniors show creativity while Beth Summers displays janitorial skills

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A.M. Getting ready for school has its ups and downs. Many of us are not very conscious as we get up in the morn- ings. This story sounds familiar. Every student has experienced the dilemma of being awakened by an obnoxious alarm clock. After hearing it, rolling over and smashing it, we rush to get dressed. After hunting down books we flew out the door to the car. Immediate- ly upon sitting down in the driver's seat we turn on the radio, to make the tran- sition from sleep to school more bearable. We drove the route we drove every day, getting caught at every red light along the way. After 10 minutes we reached the Paschal campus. Now the only problem is finding a place to park. After parking we careful- ly crossed Forest Park Blvd., and entered the front doors of the building. With 5 minutes before the bell, we walked quickly down the halls we knew so well. The locker terrified us because we knew everthing would fall out. We were right. Despite the dif- ficulties we encountered in the early morning hours, we knew we were ready to face another fun filled day at Paschal High School. WV' N- Y -6 f 4 J David Bodzy and Cherisse Gibson begin their school day by discussing what to put on the football banner Hanging out after lunch, Elk A .., 'Iii Sarah Normand makes signs at LC meeting. Mrs. Sarah Brooke and Mrs. Jan Carter attend an early morning faculty meeting. 24 f Student Life