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

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lHI BINETEEN HUNDRED TXVPINTY-NINE PASEON i l Page Twen ty-LI11 ce

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'IHE NINETEEN HUNDRED T Paseo Press Staff he Paseo Press in its second year has followed the policy, adopted last year, of promoting school activities and developing a student interest. A new column, the Dear Editor column, was instituted so that the students would be able to speak through the medium of a newspaper which is read by at least three quarters of the stu- dent body. Miss Koehane, who reads all of the copy, is one of the biggest factors in the success of the paper. Mr. Voth in- structs the printing classes, who printed the paper and were responsible for its neat appearance. Miss Delle Miller in- structs the art class, which turns out all the cartoons done for the paper. To these people, the staff owes their thanks. The Editors FRED KIEL . . FRANCES TUCKER . HELEN ROWLETTE . BTYRON BLOTCKY . DON GEARY . . ROY GUETTLER . . MARGARET BARNARD . SCOTT WEAVER ..... GEORGE BOYD ...... FREDA NINOOKIN, HOWARD NAsON WILLIAM MURRAY .... NVENTY-NINE PASEON . Editror-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . . . N ews Editor . Assistant N eros Editor . . . Sport Editor . Eealture Editor . Exclzange Editor . Home Rootn Editor . R. O. T. C. Editor . . Proof Readers . Business M anager VVILLIAM LUTZ . . .flssistant Business Maiiager JOHN RUINISEY . . . Circulation llffdnarger Reporters LEON BORNSTEIN, L1IRIAM DORSETTE, LEONARD GRAY, MILDRED GROSHONG, FREDERICK HALL. MAR GARET HALL, MARGARET KNOX, ELEANOR PRATT, HUBERT PRESLEY, IRMA TETYAK AND EELIZABETH WILKES. Page Twenty two

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,,,4 g,t,,,... . THE NINETEEN HUNDRED TXVENTY-NINE PASEQN Paseo Press Staff During the second semester. the press staff has attempted to make as its main Object the covering Of all the news. The paper has been entered in two press associa- tions during this semester, the Missouri Press Association and the Central Scholastic Press Association. A new addition has been made to the paper in the shape of the Raving Correspondent, a column in which the lives Of some of the prominent members of the scfxiool are told in an interesting manner. The paper, though it is yet a pioneer move- ment at Paseo, has proved a great success in the eyes Of the staff and the student body. The second semester staff has the same group Of teachers to thank for their help. The Editors HERBERT ROUSH FEICE STAMPFLE MARY TNTERRICK RACHEL MAssEY MERIAL SANDY JOHN BLAIR ........ JOE WALLER ......... FRANK RICHARDSON JUNIOR TUNGETT ..... BETH BLACHLEY ALFRED ROsENs'rOcK .... MARY JOHNSON .... VVILMA I-IERMON .. .Editor-in-Chief . . . .Assistant Editor .......Fcatnrc Editor . . . .Home Room Editor ..........Clurb Editor . . . . .Ilrclzange Edt-tor ......Sport Editor . . , . .Assistant Sflort Editor . . . . .Assistant Sport Editor .........Hrc1d Proof Reader . . . . . . . . . . . .Business Ilifanager . . . . .Assistant Business Manager . . . . .Assistant Businoss Manager Reporters E RAEONA BLUNT, MARY A- BRUNNER, FRANCI-Ls BRYNE, RICHARD DE TQARD, IRIs EGAN, LI ' , 1 1 1 . ,. P Ab ULINSONJ JANE HI-AFPNER, GEORGE HIRSCH, RUTH LEEELER, DUANE TYTAIN, DON WNTER, S- ROSHNBERC-, BILLH-. TALBOTT. TVTARY TITTERINGTON, QLYDA VXILSON. Page Twenty-four