Paseo High School - Paseon Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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THE 1928 PASILON Paseon Staff he Paseon staff of 1928 has en- deavored to maintain the same high standards that were set by the first an- nual staff. Every member of the staff has felt his responsibility and has worked faithfully to do his share to- wards the successful completion of the book. The experience of the first staff has lightened many of the problems of editing the book of this year, since sev- eral of the members of last year are on the present staff. They were cap- able of going ahead with the work without having to be instructed in every detail and their knowledge was a great benefit to the other staff mem- bers who had had no experience in annual work. any features of the book have been improved, and the arrangement of the contents is very different from the first annual. We have striven for originality and individual- ity, and we hope that the reader will find a new tone. The literary editor wishes to acknowledge work done by students who assisted in write-ups, and the work done by Ruth Titterington who took charge of the senior write-ups. We are greatly indebted to the staff advisers for many of the new ideas used. Qur advisers were Mr. Cramer, business directorg Miss Irene Blase, literary director, and Miss Delle Mil- ler, art director. EXECUTIVE SEYMOUR BERNAT OTIS GIBSON ...... ...-...-...-... . . . .Managing Editor . . .Associate Editor LITERARY DEPARTMENT FRANCES RUSH ........ VICTORYNE CHRISTENSEN .. . LOUIS KARGES ......... MARIORIE PARCELL .... ..........---... .. . . . . . . . . .Literary Editor . . . .Associate Literary Editor ... . .Boys' Athletics Editor . . . . .Girls' Athletics Editor ART DEPARTMENT EMERY CLARKE .... VIRGINIA SQUIRES ..... MARY DRULLINGER .... JUNIOR JENNINGS . ............. Art Editor . ......... Assistant Art Editor ............P'1l0l'UQI'0f2Il'I:C Editor BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MIKE EITELMAN ..... MARGARET GARD ..... WILLIAM MURRAY ..... WALTER LYMAN .... JUANITA MoRsE .........B1fsi1zoss . ,... .... ....Advertising . . . . .Assistalit Adwrtisiug ... ..........C1.VC1tIGf1.07Z ....Staff Ste Assistant Pliotograplzio Editor Jllanager .Manager .Mazzager Ilfanaggr nographer

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:', X ,fy l H12 1935 lfAS,l3.Sl1i,l...a...,,.,a,.....e,e:aa- 19 Student The first school-wide campaign that was car- ried un by the Student Council was the Junior Red Cross. The decoration of a huge Christmas tree which was placed on the stage in the auditorium was due to the Student Council. A penny was collected from each pupil in the home room to pay for the decorations. The annual advertising campaign for the Paseon was carried on in the home rooms through the representatives. At the last meeting the Student Council con- stitution was revised and the office of treasurer was added to the list of existing offices. The second semester, the officers were: President, Joe Landesg vice-president, Milburn Concannong secretary, Joan Woodward, treas- urer, Robert Schwindler, sergeant-at-arms, Fred Kiel. The Executive Board was com- posed of Betty .lane Burroughs, Mary Sti- gall, Danae Walters, Foster Streep, Rose McCorrister, Frances Curtis, Roy McDon- ald, and Gordon Anderson. One of the most important tasks is that of carrying on the Paseo the Beautiful cam- paign. The Council oversees the printing and care of these posters, made by the Art De- partment, and places them in the home rooms. Council Material for the student handbook is being revised at the present time. The need of this book is made evident by the fact that many of the students do not know the fundamental rules and regulations of the school. The chairmen of the standing committees for the second semester are: Courtesy Com- mittee, Raymond Elliott, School History, Helen Closson, Property Committee, Martha Stigall, Safety Committee, Emery Clarke. The representatives are: Mary Stigall, Chester Fitzhugh, Rose McCorrister, Harold Francis, Gordon Anderson, Asenath Hurst, Lloyd Hall, Ray Sollars, Betty Jane Burroughs, Wilma Hermon, Klenn Stone, Roy McDonald, Emery Clarke, Saretta Robins, joe Landes, Creighton Humes, Milburn Concan- non, Margaret Bowser, Martha Leffler, Foster Streep, Helen Closson, Nora Beasley, William Fielder, Ruth Sandy, Danae Walters, Mary Sleeper, Velma Beard, Dorothy Jones, Helen Smith, Martha Stigall, Warren Paine, Lula Belle Schultz, Virginia Smith, Kathleen Bent- ley, Bettye Mary Opal, Robert Schwindler, Fred Kiel, Clarice Ghormley, Evelyn Bailey, Besse Higbee, Carolyn Cook, Frances Curtis, Raymond Elliott, Maxine Ellison, Margaret Hisle, Esther Skold, ,lo Tester, Catherine Tet- yak, Ioan Woodward, Myron Blotcky, Mary Dasta, Maude Dunn.

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