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

Page 12 text:

K?.. !x,,r Vg! I lilll Nfiiai W Z Ji ? -2 5 I .- QQQ wQJ'lQ'k:!lg2'fj:'i? Q .wi , A f' :VT ,- '-- ff-, '- f. .. . M I L 3 mail? , ',,--wwf-. ,-,- 1- .. - I IxIlt5lLX I lull IIN I lllz I IMX55 fll' WSI HIL Qlass ol' 1931 IJITSCIIICKI as Fl class gift this litlc- pivtuu- ul' :I lAl1ll'l'l 'f'AL'fl ,V ' ISIN IVDIIYIJEC ship, which will zlclcl lasting' hc-zlulx' th lilwuk hulls :mal will hc zm inspir- ation to thc INZIUB' who clzlily pass hy il.

Page 11 text:

Tie 75058072 irst Semester Honor Roll 1931-32 Highest Honor Roll HIIII .41-li. VIIIII N Iwwx, lNI1NNIa'I'II IEIRIIIIRII, M .XRY X I I IAxI.I1.fI I , .I I AI AI Y !-YI1I,IIIIIsR, DAN KNIIN, RAI'III.I. M II,I.I-1R, ,Ima MooRI:, LUCY JANI-1 NIYICRS, H ARRY RoAI'soN, STANLEY Snow, KI:NNI:'I'H SIZARLSV, RI.IZABE'1'Il SNYIIILR, BIiA'I'RIC'l-I STI2INI,E, HARRII-ir XVOLFSON, Loma General Honor Roll L -Y IXl.l,l-.A, .Ima ANIIIRY, ,I:R.XNI'liS BARN Iis, RIIIII-1R'I' HIQRRY, CIII,ARI.Ics l1oYc'I-1.JI'NIc IiRov- N, HI-1I.IaN HRIIIYN, VRVTII H L I 'I'IcRwoRI' II, Rom-:R'r I'IIIIII:s'I'IiR, iI'IOXY,XRlJ KIAHRISTIA NNIIN. pxfi NA fociIIRAN, LAI IRI. t'o'I I'N, BIARIAN DIZNNINIJN, TIIIYII A IJIIIINUN, YIRIQINIA IJRAYICR, HARRI121' FIQRRY, XVINFIY-RII lfIzzI3I.I., AN NA JI-QANIQ' I'xI,,'XN.X4lAN, LIQI-:I.A lsliilill AI AN , lIsAImoRIf3 IQARIIAIV, i'IIARI.I2s fIliRX'Y, M XRII-Q iQoI,IInuc' If., M ARTIX H ANN. S'IXFl'HliN H AN:l-JN, l,III IN i I xRI'I-.R, l,l'.f,lX.x.NII HAIIRISIIN. lbiix HA'-.I RINFIIN, X'II:I.INI Ill-,YN?llYC.,fzR,XNl I II-or NI IQY, llIzI,I4.N lios-QAIANA YIIRAIA III-.III1xMfIIII4IN III NI.Xlli1IIXlXl,l-'V lx 'I AN HI l'iY I-IIIN-QIIIN.MIIalsiz, 'lf-NIe,4lIIxI1I,I. lllxkik' X1.'.li'I'lI'I IIIIJII Y IJIIX M ARI Ii l.,l.I. A IQITTSM ILLI-ZR, HIQLI-:N Ll-IYIN, JIQANFTTE Loran, NIVANN Y LORTZ, JACK Lurz, ROBERTA AICILRATII, PATRICIA NI'L'k'1liNAMlN, H IcI,I2N M ARIQARI-1'I MARCH A NT, JUNI: MARVIN, BIQR1' NIYERS EVA UHARA, JI-:RRY PA1fI:NIIAL'sIsN, XVIRGIN IA PARSONS,B1.'ABEL P1fI4:11-'IfItR, XTIRGINIA Q U A NT, DURQT H Y RosI2NIsIaRcs, ALIITIQ ROTHH, AN NABI-:I,I,Ic Sc:HII,I,INn:, JIIHN SIAIAIONS, MIQRLIA: SINliI2R,B1II,'l'0N SKAICR, DoRo'I'II Y Soors, LAURA BETII SOSLANIJ, LHONARII SPICCTOR, IQLIZABI-LTH STOAI If, M II.'I'oN I AX NIYR, X I-.LAI A I AYI,oR, X IVA 'liIHJM.XS, RIARY XX .Xl,I l'.R5, A I'.RA LII. XYIQAST, IQIIAYIN XX'IiI.Sl, II, CIIARLIZS XYIII'I'If1, ICIIXYIN XX' II,Ii I-1RsIIN . JIQI- IfI-QRSIIN VI'II.soN, NI.XRIQ.XRli'i' XX'IIIzcIis'I'IaI:, IiIAIIaR X A'I'I-,s, NI,XRf,.XRlpl

Page 13 text:

N March 21, M. Paul Claudel, French Ambassador to the United States, visited Paseo as the guest of Mr. Paul Constant, French vice-consul in Kansas City. Paseo was the only public high school that was so honored. M. Claudel spoke in assembly, stressing the importance of continued good will between France and the United States and expressing his appreciation of the welcome given him here. In the group shown on this page are: Miss Annette Moore, vice-president of the Board of Education, M. Claudel, Mr. Constant, Mr. Stigall and Mr. Shepherd.