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

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illi- 'VYTE 1931 PASEON Once upon a tinie, long ago. 21 great man. wise in the ways of life, offered this advice to some friends whoni he loved: XVhatsoever things are true, what- soever things are honest. whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good reportg think on these things. X X Auri frondentis opaca iliee. Aen. VI, 209 if Y' Y . Golden branch amid the shadows 'Zt t'IIf3'-fiU0

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THE1931 PASEON Parent-Teacher Association The aim of Parent-Teacher work is to promote the welfare of the youthg to create a better understanding between par- ent and teacher, to sponsor a spirit of friendliness and good fellowship in the school and community. The Department of Mutual Help has functioned according to the program out- lined by the council. having been affiliated with the Mutual Help Departments of all other High School Associations. Another outstanding department has been the Parent-Education Class. Books re- viewed have been very popular and well received. The association has had the required number of meetings, including two night meetings, and has sponsored the Open House, Band Concert. and Fashion Show. The membership increases every year, and each year the teachers have turned in 1002 memberships. The outstanding accomplishment of the Association has been the purchase of an original painting each year for the school. The 1931 officers were: president. Mrs. C. R. Goodhartg night presiding officer, Mr. G. C. Tinkerg first vice-president, Mrs E. L. Terry, second vice-president, Mrs. R B. Meltong third vice-president, Miss Ma- belle Miller, recording secretary, Mrs. H. G. Fluryg treasurer, Mr. H. R. Shepherd' auditor. Mr. G. M. Lortzg sergeant-at-arms Mrs. Roy Bates- The members of the standing committee were: ways and means, Mrs. Williaiii Shep- herdg parents, education, Mrs. C. L. Shar- rattg publicity, Mrs. W. R. Hoffman, mu- tual help. Mrs. F. Noelg standard of excel- lence, Mrs. Hugh Groutg Founders Day, Mrs. A. Barnbyg press, Mrs. John Sleeperg hospitality, Mrs. VValter Parkinsg better films, Mrs. Frank A. Ross. Those in the picture are, from left to right, first row: Mr. Harry Shepherd. Mrs. Ray Melton, Mrs. L. E. Terry,'Mr. B. M. Stigall. Mrs. C. R. Goodhart, Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mrs. H. G. Flury, Mr. G. M. Lortz- Second row: Miss Mabelle Miller, Mrs. Frank Noel, Mrs. John Sleeper, Mrs. Frank A. Ross, Mrs. XValter Parkins, Mrs. W. R. Hossman, Mrs. A. Barnby. Third row: Mrs. VVilliam Shepherd. Mrs. Roy Bates, Mrs. Hugh Grout. Y ! Twenty-one -L-1,1-.1

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-THE1931 PASECDN This has heen a notable year in Paseo's history. W'e have experienced the unfold- ing of a spirit pecuhar to our own school. lt is a precious possession. Let us safe- guard it and pass it on as our gift to those who come next year and next and next. Z Mens niolem niovit. Aen. VI 727. 'Niiicl CS1Ji1'ifD moves the massf, V--a --- ..-nr 5 i Ytwzzl v-I