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

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MARY FRANCES COLE We hope all your pupils are angels when you are busy being a teacher, Mary. She was a member of th P P P' t , th Ch I Cl b d Mixed Chorus, the Soterians arfd fllfEOGiBpRDelsefxlZsES 6 Ord U dn BONNIE M. COLEMAN At Paseo, Bonnie belonged to the Mixed Chorus. She isn't contemplating college, is interested in sewing, cooking, typing and office training. She likes to play the piano and to dance. JOYCE COLVIN I I Do you think Joyce looks bashful? Well, one never knows but she refused to tell us aught about herself and her years at Paseo except the fact that she likes dancing and swimming. DOROTHY LEE COMBS Dorothy has a love of botany at heart. I-low do we know? Because she was in the Muir Club, silly. She also belonged to the Girl Reserves, was president of her home room and will go to K. U. ONA TALBERT COMER Ona plays the violin and plays it beautifully, too. She has taken prizes for her playing. She also has a nice voice and did her part in the music department by being in the Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM C. COMER, Jr. Bill rose above the ranks in the R.O.T.C. to the high office of Corporal during his junior year, and in his home room he was cashier. Since his hobby is stamp collecting, of course he belonged to the Stamp Club. BERNEITA CONCANNON Although we hope you aren't ever sick,.Berneita may someday come to sooth your fevered brow for she likes nursing. She was in the fashion shows, the I-lome Economics Club, the Choral Club and the Mixed Chorus. JOE CORRIGAN Joe attended school his first two years in Minnesota and wonletters in foot- ball and basketball. l-le was president of the Mixed Chorus, and intends to carry on his singing and athletics in Minnesota University. MARIAN COTTS Marian's favorite pastime is a soft chair and a good book. She held various home room offices, was a Press reporter and a member of the Virgilians, the Treasure Chest and the National I-lonor Society. LELAND GERALD COVERT Leland's hobby is a romp in the woods with a good ten gauge rifle. I-Ie was treasurer of his home room and a member of the Auto Club and a mem- ber ofthe Traffic Squad. I-l. W. COWLEY They tell us at one time a boy who parted his hair in the middle was con- sidered a sissy but you couldn't say that about I-I. W. for he is fond of all sports. I-le held home room offices at Paseo. WILLIAM CHARLES CRABAUGI-I Bill who is a philatelist Cstamp collector to youD and a coin collector was vice-president and sergeant-at-arms of his home room. I-Ie was a member of the Radio Club and Auto Club, and he will attend Baker. FREDERICK SAMUEL CRAIG, Jr. In future years Sammy's dreams will be filled with nightmares of numbers instead of the usual pink elephants. That is if his mind is on his work of being a public accountant as he plans. ELEANOR CRAIN Would you like a nice secretary, a nice model or botanist? Eleanor has expressed interest in all three of these lines. She was in the Muir Club, fashion shows, and commercial department. RUBY I-IELEN CRAWFORD Ruby has the interest of the people at heart. She is a member of the Sociology Club and spends much time reading articles on social work. She was treasurer of her home room and likes skating. ED WARD CROSS , . Well, Ed, you won't be lonely at Junior College next year because it seems the senior class of Paseo is planning to transfer. there In G bOClY- We WUC glad to know you at Paseo-and-we ll be seeing you. Page 15

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LaVETA ELIZABETH BUTERBAUGH Perhaps LaVeta will become the brightest of radio stars. She has a start in this line for she sings over one of our local stations. She beIon82Cl to the Muir Club, Auto Club, and Student Council. REST BYARS I:OI2Forrest had to keep track of what went on in his home room for he held the office of reporter. He is interested in art work and athletics. Next year he will be found on the Kansas State campus. DGROTHY RUTH BYRNE If D th 'th k' d k 't w'll be because she is pursuing heilohuobfzif oTrf3oII,erVIskatiFigI.mSFie vlfseia Imemlber of the Auto Club and the Girl Reserves. RUTH CALDWELL Q I l n Like the president of the United States, Ruth has philatelistic interests and spends her spare time collecting stamps. She likes also to dance. Next year she is going to business college. FRANK T. CARPENTER We are sure that Frank speaks fluently the language of amperes and resist- ances for he was a member of the Radio Club. He also belonged to the Hi-Y and will be a student at Junior College. BRAINARD CASEY Brainard is another amateur radio enthusiast and has his own transmitting station. He was a Sergeant in the R.O.T.C., and was a member of the Engi- neers, the Radio Club and the Auto Club and the Traffic Squad. JOE CASTLEDINE Joe was a Press reporter, a member of the Engineers, Auto Club and the National Honor Society, vice-president of the German Club, on the Traffic Squad and on the general honor roll. JANET CHANDLER Janet left us her junior year to attend the Raytown High School but we are glad she is back to graduate. She was on the basketball and baseball teams, in the Home Economics Club and a home room officer. HILA MARIE CHAPMAN Hila transferred to Paseo after going three years to the Ashevill, Kansas, High School where she was vice-president of the junior class. She likes music and will continue at the University of Kansas. MARGARET FRANCES CHEATHAM Margaret was frequently president of her home room. She was also active in the French Club, the Muir Club and the sewing department. She took part in the fashion shows. She is going to K. C. U. HELEN VIRGINIA CHEATHAM The land of books is so alluring to Virginia that she expressed the wish to be a librarian. She was a member of the Spanish Club at Paseo and will probably attend J. C. next year. FRANK CHIMIENTI Captain Chimienti was a member of the Officers Club, Keats, Mixer Band and Paseo Band. Frank was elected Student Council Alternate and cashier of his home room. He expects to go to J. C. next year. VIRGINIA M. CHRIST What a swell pledge this Zeta was! She was also a member of the Home Economics and Soterians Club, and to use her own enthusiastic expression, she is wild about art and dancing. MABEL LEE CLABORNE Mabel enjoys the world of sports. She was a member of the volley ball and soccer teams, likes tennis, skating and swimming. She belonged to the So- ciology Club. St. Maryfs College will be her goal next year. PAT CLARK Pat was assistant editor of the Press, Girls' Sports Editor of this Paseon, president of the Atalantas, treasurer of the Iotas and elected to the Quill and Scroll and to the National Honor Society.I LAVINE COCHRAN Lala Lee was president of the Cynthians and Girls' Sports Editor of the Press. She was a member of the French Club, Student Council, Quill and Scroll and the National Honor Society. Page 14

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4 'QW' JACK E. CRLIMBAUGH v V . Jack graciously donated his energy to the service of the school by being a t of the Traffic Squad stage manager, foreman in metal work, a mem- lieutenan , A ' ber of the Mixed Chorus and president of his home room. MARTHA JANE CIJNNINGHAM ' ' d Ch I Club claimed Martha Jane as Aa The Girl Reserves, Soterians, an ora member. She was in the fashion shows two years, likes piano and voice music and is going to Graceland College in Iowa. DOROTHY PRISCILLA DABBS Everyone says that Dot has a successful literary career before her. She was a member of the Muir Club, the Treasure Chest, the Girl Reserves, the French Club and Auto Club. She likes lemons. NORMAN DAMM Norman sang and argued in the Keats Club for three years and on the Traffic Squad for two years. He was on our co-championship basketball squad and in the Band four years. So-ho. ROSE DANIELS ' ' ' ' ' h room? She was an Did Rose bring those little. pink slips into your .ome ff'ce assistant you know She was also vice-president of the Atalantas, on o i . all the athleticlteams and was a tennis champion. SOL DANIELS Radio, mechanics, electricity and all those complicated things were of great- est interest to Sol who belonged to the Engineers. He was a member of the the Stage Crew and worked back-stage. VICTORIA MILDRED DASTA h F . . . . . F Victoria paraded the proof of her sewing ability in the fashion s ows o . She belonged to the Home Economics Club, the Girl Reserves two years and Muir Club. She will attend business college. CHARLES DAVIDSON Commercial subjects were of the greatest interest to Charles-bookkeeping, salesmanship and typing. He was also fond of sports and liked his gym classes. He hasn't decided about college. DOROTHY BELLE DAVIS Dorothy was in the fashion shows for two years and received so many com- pliments that she undertook to make her graduation dress. She belonged to the Automobile Club and was secretary of her home room. GLENN DAVIS Glenn, not in accordance with the desires of most students, held his in- terests in science and mathematics. He was a member of the Engineers, the honor rolls and the National Honor Society. SHIRLEY KATHLEEN DAVIS Shirley's interests were in dancing, movies, and ice skating. She was treasurer and reporter of her home room, a Press reporter, and a member of the lotas and Spanish Club. LOUISE DAY . . . . t Louise will go in for commercial and dramatic lines. She took part in wo fashion shows and was a Press reporter, a member of the Home Economics Club, and Auto Club, and the Girl Reserves. RALPH DAY B ' S t Ed'tor of the Press. He Ralph has a nose for sport news as the oys por s i was an officer of the Virgilians, anduheld numerous home room offices. J. C. is the school of higher learning this boy aspires to. VIRGINIA DAY V' ' ' s a C nthian, a Banking Director and participated in the fashion irginia wa y show two years. She held home room offices, and likes to dance and go ice skating. MARIAN DIETRICH This little 'girl likes to have a good time dancing and swimming. She tells us that Costume Designing is her favorite subject and that she doesn't expect to go to college. She was president of her home room. JOHN DIXON Johan was an ardentcmember of the R.O.T.C. and expects to continue this ' ' d . H subject at Kemper Military School, along with his study to be a octor e was an Auto Club Representative while at Paseo. Page 16