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

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PYQT THE NINETEEN HUNDRED TXVENTY-NINE PASEUN ,lil GIRLS' CI-IORAL CLUB The members of the Girls' Choral Club are: Blanche Abrahams, lla Ashwill, Ra- mona Blunt, Lorelei Burch, Louise Eviston, Maud Ferguson, Helen Field, Frances Har- ris, Jane Hershey, Margaret Hudson, Mar- garet Hynes, Wilma Isle, Clara Kerr, Vir- ginia Kime, Ruth Lefller, Dorothy Lind, Lil- lian Manning, Betty Milot, Dorothy Mur- dock, Elsie Reece, Florence Roadifer, Mar- garet Ross, Audrey Shontz, Adeline Ter- williger, Mary Titterington, Hazel Thorn- ton, Dorothy Waters, Ruth Weidemiann, Dorothy Wickstrom, Frances VVilson, Helen Rams, Dorothy Langley, Zelpha Ashwill, Madelyn Baxter, Nora Belton, Doris Bowen, Mary Margaret Bowser, Florence Burseen, Mary L. Castledine, Helen Clemons, Phyllis Clow, Vivian Dodson, Margaret Dunn, Ro- sena Eldridge, Peggy Gill, Benita Ann Grif- fin, Alma Hatten, Florence Hershey, Jewel Culia, Lotus Mary Hornbeck, Mary Kranitz, Anne La Maxine Lafferty, Doris Matchett, Mayes, Wanda McCollum, Betty Opels, Evelyn Parsons, Esther Raines, Paul- ine Small, Corrinne Sorber, Vera Robinson, Dorothy Clause, Maxine Stinson, Qpfal Uan- skiki, Mary jane Vlfalt, Viola May W'essel, Naida Groves. The Girls, Choral Club has been highly honored this year. They sang for the teachers of all the Kansas City Schools. They were highly honored by be- ing asked to sing for the Prague Teachers' Chorus at the Hotel Muehlebach. In the solo Contest, Pauline Small won highest honors. The song she sang was Care Selven by Handel. The octet placed second. In the annual inter-high music contest this spring, Paseo girls came in second, having been rated one hundred per cent by o-ne judge. The officers of this group are: president, Alma Hatteng secretary, Blanche Abrahams, treasurer, Wanda McCollum, reporter. Ruth Lefllerg sergeant-at-arms, Pauline Small. The accompanist for the club was Alma Hat- ten, an excellent pianist. The club was di- rected by Miss Marguerite Zimmerman, an excellent director, to whom it owes most of its excellent showing. .41 , ., 1 l .lxllll ll Page Twenty-six

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THE NINETEEN HUNDRED TNVENTY-NINE PASEON ORCHESTRA The members of the orchestra are: Mortimer Alport, Paul Arnold, Edwin Barnes, Barney Bergantin, Leslie Boyer, Bob Butterworth, Loyal Cross, John Gad- Wood, joe Gleeson, Wilton Graham, Roy Guettler, Bert Harper, Lewis Hutson, Ralph Kindell, Richard Kneeland, Ben Lake, Leslie Lans, Edward Linck, James Major, Willis Quant, Frank Roberts, Ernest Slabotsky, Kenneth Shreeve, Eugene Todd, Wesley Vance, Margaret Barnard, Zackie Clauser, Zella Field, Ethel Grant, Maxine Grant, Ernestine Hale, Frankie Hann, Freda Mnookin, Virginia Mueller, Meredith Mese- car, Nadine Truskey, Virginia Wilkinson, Ruth Kemper, Marietta Seay. The officers are: president, Kenneth Shreeveg vice- president, Roy Guettler, secretary-treasurer, Louis Hutsong sergeant-at-arms, Ernestine Hale. Miss Zimmerman has been an effi- cient advisor for this group. BAND The Paseo High School Band completed a very successful year. Their membership increased from thirty-two to sixty, and much new equipment was added, due to the efforts of the P. T. A. and Mr. Stigall's do-nation from the Carnival fund. They played at all the football games and basket- ball games and placed twenty-one boys and girls- in the city-wide band. The officers fo-r' the first term were: Ted Dawson, Paul Marchant, Zackie Clauser, and Leland Harnedg the second term, Paul Marchant, Ben Lake, and Walter Parkins. Mr. Virgil V. Edmonds is the director. The band has a large repertoire of good music and have raised their standard to a much higher de- gree. An Emblem is granted for band and a chevron for each year they are members. They gave a benefit at the Qak Park Theater. This group has given programs in the assembly to the delight of the student body. l Page Twenty-seven