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

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W, ,E N,.,,.,,,,v,. ,- ..,.., . Y .ws . ,..-.f.,., v ..,J.Y ,f. ,Ai 3,5-L ,..1...,,---.rp-1?--4-.r-- efvvr' .- lllli NINETEEN HUNDRED TH Paseon Staff Despite the usual trials and tribula- tions of student editors and business managers, the Paseo-n staff of 1930 feels that it has been a decided pleasure and privilege to edit the fourth annual of Paseo High School. The purpose of an annual is to preserve a true pic- ture of school activities and events, and in this 1930 Paseon we have striven to bring before our readers a cross-section of modern high school life with its varied! academic, athletic, and social interestsg but it is impossible to present every phase of the hundreds of activities of the two thousand stu- dents who throng Paseo halls. In this volume we have made a Care- ful effort to include all the best fea- tures of former student publicatio-ns, and at every opportunity we have at- tempted to introduce new ideas. The staff wishes to express their thanks to those students who so ably assisted the editors of the literary and art depart- ments. Much of the success of this Paseon is due to the faculty advisors, who have always been ready to lend a helping hand to the toiling editors. These advisors are: Mr. Cramer, busi- ness directory Miss Delle Miller, art directorg and Miss Blase, literary di- rector. l R T Y P A S li O N EXECUTIVE DANAE WALTERS. . . . . . . ............ NORA BELTON .... . .......................... . LITERARY DEPARTMENT . . . . .lllanaging . . . .Associate Editor Editor FELICE STAMPFLE ..... ............. ............................. L i terary Editor IRVING LACHS ....... ........................... .... A s sociate Literary Editor DICK FLURY ...... GRACE MALONE ...... RAYMOND SKATES ..... . . . .. . . ART DEPARTMENT CHRISTIAN RICK .... ..................... . . . CLARENCE LEWVIS .... JAMES BURNLEY .... BYRON SMITH .... ............... . . .Boys' Athletics . . .Girls' Athletics .....R. O. T. C. .. ...Associate Art ...... . . . . .Photographic Assrstant Photographic Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor BUSINESS DEPARTMENT IRA VVITSCHNER .... .... . .......... . . MILDRED EVANS ..... .............. JESSY EPSTEIN ......... FRANCES MICKADEIT .... LOUISE DAVIS ........ ..........................Business ........................Adt'crtismg . . . . .Assistant Adi'8FiiS1'11Ag ...........C1'rcuIatio1i ...Staff Stcn 0- Manager lllanager M auager Manager ographer

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i gQ.,,g -, . E., Ar- A..-----------'-'li - THE NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY PASEON Student Council Up-on the second semester Student Coun- cil fell the duty of carrying on several pro- jects which were of exceeding importance to Paseo. Under its supervision, the Paseon subscription campaign easily surpassed the goal which had been set for it, nearly six- teen hundred annuals being sold. The Paseo the Beautiful campaign was re- sumed from last year in an effort to improve the appearance of the school through the co- operation of the student body. Shields were placed in all rooms, and slogans were placed on them twice weekly. Four fine reproduc- tions of paintings were purchased for the halls by this Student Council. The first collection of the Floral Fund was another undertaking of the council. The officers of the Student Council were: President, Van VVoodwardg vice-president, Donald Ruben, secretary, Helen Martha Motley, treasurer, Bob Adamsg sergeant-at-arms, Irving Lachs. Much credit for the work of Student Coun- cil is due to Miss Thomas, whose assistance as faculty advisor does much to contribute to their work and accomplishments. The members of the executive board, exclusive of the officers, were: Seniors, Eleanor Duggan and' Alvin Wilson, juniors: Max- ine Ellison and Leland Harned, sopho- mores: Virginia Dodson and Fred Polteg freshmen: Jimmy Hazlitt and Merritt Purpus. The members of the second se- mester Student Council were: Helen Rams, Kenneth Elbert, Alfred Rosenstock, Frank- lin Carr, Ro-se Ross, Donald Ruben, John Morsinkhoff, Denton Cook, Dorothy Bag- ley, Virginia McClure, Meriam Hancock, Glen Dlefabaugh, Floyd Ming, Martha Karges, Joyce Kivovitch, Bob Barnes, Vir- ginia Dodso-n, Merritt Purpus, Mary Kelly, Letha McCracken, Roberta Lutz, Fred Polte, Alvin Wilson, 'lack Duncan, Fred Ghrist, Helen Motley, Van Woodward, Ed Schifelbein, Eleanor Duggan, Paul Mar- chant, Kathryn Nigh, Mary Withrow, Max- ine Mullis, Virginia Mayes, John Engberg, Leland Harned, Ruth Gibbons, Bert Marvin, june McMulley, Mildred Slaton, Co-nstance Gostings, Irving Lachs-, Ruth Van Cleave, jimmy Hazlitt, Marcus Smith, Leslie Nel- so-n, Juanita Holton, jean Summers, Vir- ginia Titlow, Danae Walters, Robert Adams, Howard Svobado, David Turner, Merritt Swim, Haney Snyder, Marion Bright, Nellie Warren, Helen Schmidt, Virginia Hunt, Marie Roediger, Dorothy Cooper, Maxine Ellison and Cecil Leis. l -19-

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