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

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xNf X .A JE D QU EQIQW SEPTENIBEIVS CALENDAR N afional gola' policy conilemnecl by senior elass-price of rings goes zip. Cbarferezl clubs stop cbewing fbe rag anal razzing rivals long enongb fo elecf officers. Four lung wearer-oufers, callea' cbeerleaa'ers, are ebosen by Sfnzlenf Council. Our brawny biis of beef in pails gef fbeir noses rnbbea' in fbe ilirf by R0C'k.hZlVSlUS Hawks. Fresbmen learn fbe ola' slogan, Firsi come, firsi serz'erl,,' Cmeanin g seafsy in fbe firsf assembly of ibe year. Morris Kaplan is pzzf info a paclrlecl cell as ezliior of ibe '34 Paseon. Oliver Payne fakes bis pen in bana' ana' begins a semesfer as Press eclifor. Having smilecl af all members of fbe fairer sex anal paftecl ex- fanf fresbmen on fbe bead, Milton Singer is elecferl presiclenf ncil. pee i of fbe Sfnrlenf C011

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ALMA MATER On her hill Paseo towers Fair and strong and high, Shaken not by wind and tempest, Pointing to the sky, Catching on her lofty turrets Dawn and sunset glow 5 Grant that we in all our living Equal beauty show. Dear Paseo, Alma Mater, Pledge we now to thee Mind and hand and heart's devotion Sworn to loyalty. Here today we proudly gather Bringing thee our youth, Guide our hands in high endeavor, Stamp our hearts with truth. Make us ready, hold us steady Wherever we may go, That Paseo's noble precepts All the world may know.

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September Thoughts at Random CRY YE RAVING CORRESPONDENTD Surely was glad to get back to school . . . Had oodles of surprises . . . Lotsa fun meetin' old friends and makin' new 'uns . . . One guy almost tore off my hand shakin' it . . . Come to think of it, ,twas the fella that I owed a dime from last year . .'. Saw a certain teacher smile for the first time in three years . Had an arful time with my program . . . They sent Ye R. C. to the girls, physiology class and was his face red! . . . Press staff swears that paper will be 48 times as good this year as last when paper won first place in the state contest . . . Rockhurst kinda tapped the Pirate footballers for an I8-O victory . . . Iust the same, Ye R. C. is THE CAMERA SEES ALL See yourself in this view of the outdoor assembly? ' And they say they type in this class. Take a good look at our ritzy drum majors. Looking straight at you all. v willin' to bet his whole year,s earnings Qfour-bitsj that the boys make a better showin, in the Interscholastic games . . . Shux, I didnat want a senior ring, any- way-especially since they went up in price . . . Might as well ask me for a thousand bucks as for seven and a hawf . . . As far as seniors are concerned, the letters NRA might as well stand for No Rings Anymoah . . . Chartered clubs started off with a bang-electin, new members that didn,t know what they were gettin, into . . . Only good thing 'bout havin' new members is when they're gettin, pledged-and, boy, did we have fun! . . . Ye R. C. never even raised a fin- ger in the cafeteria-bet those guys were sorry they ever pledged a club . . . Terrific squad lads did a mighty fine job in quell- ing the hungry hoard that fust day . . . Weather's gettin, kinda chilly, so the boys Sz fspace-saverj gals will get to wear those new coats soon . . . What new coats? . . . Pul-eeze, donst be angry . . . I vass chust presumin'-yowsah, so ,elp me . . . Chust the same, don,t be bundled up too much in them thar new coats so that ye'll be able to reed this heah colyum next month when I'll be seein, yuh . . . S'long!