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

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BOARD OF EDUCATION 9' Miss AXN1i'I I'li MOOIKE MR. CEEORGE VIQINKER MRS. CAROLYN FULLlzR Hue-P1'z'fi1lz'l1f Secrclary Rcfiring Jlczzzbw' MRS. FRANK E. IDORSEY MR. WALLAKZE SUTIIILRLAND New Memfvrr New Member R 'BSR MR. I. ROY SMITH MR. ROBERT MEHORNAY MR. A. O. THOMPSON KL'I1'l'illg Member Member Member - 3 - ik

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PARENT-TEACI-IER ASSOCIATION MR. EDWIN C. MESERVEY PI'C'.w'1'd61ll of the Board of Ell1llC6ll'l.0ll No small part of the financial stability of the Kansas City School system is due to the sane counseling of the man who is president of the Board. While other cities have closed schools, reduced their services, failed to pay their teachers and defaulted on their bonds, Kansas City has maintained her standards of education and met her obligations in a way that reflects the sound judgment of her Board of Education, president and members. The Paseo High P.-T. A. is completing a successful year of work. Why can we say successful? Because we have definite proof that there is a closer relationship between the school and the home-that parents have a better understanding not only of the curriculum of the school, but of the problems of the student-that teachers have been devoted in their co- operation to help us attain these ends and that although we have attained certain things, We have ambitions to reach a greater number of parents in a more efficient manner in the future. The programs each month have been well attended, averaging about one hun- dred, and have consisted of an interpreta- tion of the school to the patrons, followed by a parent education class led by Miss Iulia Mae Ward of Teachers College. The sustained attendance and the intel- ligent discussions are proof of the interest in the program. Every patron of Paseo is invited to become a part of this organiza- tion for the Welfare of the children of the community. Outstanding Work was done by all de- partments, regardless of the udepression atmosphere, which to the Workers was an urge to forge ahead. 3. first rnw, left to right: Mrs. X. Nulier, Mrs. R. lIcBIenan1in. Hrs. XY. 'lf liallagller. Mrs. S, Sclierl, Mr. II. ll S l ftigall. Mrs. BI. Nelson. Mr ll. R. Shepherd, Miss Mary klaclisim. Mrs. A. XY. Hudnall. Mrs. R, Israel an! Mrs. I . A. Ross. Second row. Mrs. XV. -X. XVeyer, Mrs. AI. R. O'l!rien, Mrs. NV. A. Parkins, Mrs. N. M Hughes, Mrs. I. C. Ilonrl, Mrs. O. C, Mvlfarlaud. Mrs. P. Campbell, Mrs, J. l'. lClclridg'e. Mrs. NV. U. Town send and Hrs, NI. tl. McCollum. Third row: Mrs. I-2. BI. Ilouthat. Mrs. XV. R. Melton. Mrs. R. IC. Bradley Mrs. ll. Becker, Mrs. A, I. Kimi, Mrs. Il. llrown. Nlrs. G. R. Wells. Mrs. A. M. Perkins and Mrs. A. Barnby -7-

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Mns. MARY L. Gussox MR. I. M. WA'i'soN Miss Makin POXVERS I it Zlffufv' THE HEALTH ROOM Several important steps have been taken this year in the health room through its exceptionally wise management by Miss Marie F. Powers, school nurse. This was Miss Powers' second year as nurse at Paseo, and most of the students have become ac- quainted with her and her work, and the important part the health room plays in school life. This year marked the beginning of a new system in the health room, namely, the appointment of six girls as hourly as- sistants to Miss Powers. The student as- ond hour, Helen Zimmerman, third hour, Vivian Tunsta lg . ,Carleton Hmarmndeng fifth iour, Helen Garnett, sixth hour, Chesney eals. These six girls were chosen from iss Eleanor A. Thomas's physiology cl sses because of their good scholars ' nity, and poise. Miss Po feels that these girls have rendered e c ent service to their school and to th f low students. She is proud to have a their equipment for fuller living and e that they have set a high sistants in the health room this year were as follows: First hour, Helen Egang sec- standard t se who follow them in the health -,L HEALTH ROOM ATTENDENTS Left to right: Helen Egan, Chesney Beals, Helen Zinnnernian, Vivian Tunstall, Carleton Harnden, Helen Garnett. I 9-