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

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Contents Seniors . Executive , lQeaclin', ritin', ritlwmetic . Vim, Vigor, Vitality . . nclustry . . . Cooperation, Clubs . Entertainment, Es . Science, Social Science, Study I 9 Page 9 41 53 71 103 115 139 149

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IIIJ Page 'ca l-llf seniors have completed the fund for the drinking fountain and Flag pole to be placed on the athletic Field lor all you young- sters to enjoy at future football games and traclc meets. It vvill be quite a decorative piece ol architecture and will add much to the beauty ol the school grounds. Perhaps one ol the biggest services of the senior class to Paseo was the manner in which they carried on their class meetings. Several ol our speakers have commented on the busi- ness-like attitude that vvas witnessed at the meetings. An example ol hovv a meeting may be carried on in a successful manner has been given. lt is novv the duty ol the future senior classes to live up to the standard that has been set for them. The senior class of '35 has brought many honors to the school in the past year. We are inclined to think only ol athletic honors, but do you remember the good articles in the Paseo Press? Many ol the writers ol those articles were elected to the Quill and Scroll. Several of our students have vvon honors in music. Many seniors have been the vvinners ol essays and poster contests. This year's athletic honors have been numerous. l3aseo's championship baslcetball squad had eight seniors numbered among its lettermen. There were many seniors on the traclc team which held the dual meet cham- pionship. 9