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

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Q d Cm- IS 6 Jsic as a nch iffic and dI'1 on eat- the for rves llngl 5525. :Om- dto i in- , the surer lotas two imlCS . I-le fices. shion Cl go Ils us zct to z this '. I-le DORIS LEE DORSETTE Doris Lee was vice-president of her home room and a member of the Thicions. She likes ice skatingyand swimming. We think anyone would like to have her for secretary, she d make a good one. VIRGINIA DOUTI-IAT This very Peppy Pirate held numerous home room offices. She was r 'd t of the Mask and Wig, and a member of the National I-lonor Society? aerld Ehne Treasure Ch t. V' ' ' ' ' es irginia is going to prep school next year. MARIE DOWNS Athletics held great interest for Marie. She had been on girls' athletic teams, and they are her hobby. She has held several home room offices, and was a reporter on the Paseo Press. She doesn't expect to go to college. NONA BELLE DUFF Botany, biology and the like hold interest for Nona Belle, a member of the Muir Club. She is going to become more versed in the three R's at Junior College next year. She expects to take up stenographic work. EDWIN DUNBAR Ed is going to enter that great field of engineering at K. U. next year. While at Paseo he was a Student Council Representative, an Engineer and a mem- ber ofthe I-li-Y and the National I-lonor Society. GLEN DUNCAN Glen is a member of the general honor roll. f-le was president of the Sociology Club and treasurer of his home room. I-le likes any real boy s sports. I-le expects to attend Junior College next year. MARY JANE DUNNUCK While in Paseo, Mary Jane wasfpresident of the Peppy Pirates, publicity chairman of the Girl Reserves, and chairman of the Student Council Courtesy Committee. She will go to the Art Institute next year. FRED EDWARD DURHAM Fred plans to make commercial art his profession. I-le was vice-president of the Sociology Club, collects pictures and is interested in electrical and mechanical devices. RUSS DURI-IAM Russ was a member of the Keats Club and the Lettermen's Club. I-le won his letters in football and basketball. I-le was on the Traffic Squad and held home room offices. CLARK W. ECTON Clark was a member of the I-li-Y club, the Agassiz Club, the Traffic Squad, the Treasure Chest, and was an officer of the Juntos and the Automobile Club. l-le was sports editor of this Paseon. LEO S. EDWARDS H H For two years Leo lead the school as a cheerleader in Two Pirates, etc. I-le was a Junto, secretary of the Hi-Y, member of the German Club, Traffic Squad and many of the school's play casts. LORENE ELBERT Lorene has chosen nursing as her vocation and will take her training at the Bell Memorial I-lospital. She was a member of the Sociology Club and was active in Paseo's sewing department. ANN ELDRIDGE Ann will be remembered for her work in the Choral Club, the Mixed Chorus, the Soterians, and the Ad Astra Club. She will train for her chosen work at the Kansas City School of Osteopathy. ROBERT ALLEN ELWELL Bob was really fast when it came to ice skating. I-le was a member of the Keats, the football and basketball squad. I-le plays in a dance orchestra, likes sports and plans to go to Kansas State. ETI-I CLAIRE EMMONS El-lZFAbEf two terms, Elizabeth was president of the I-lome Economics Club. She was also an active member of the Student Council, the Zetas, the Muir Club, thg Girl Reserves and the Treasure Chest. M ENNIS ,, ,, WILLIS? you remember when flenny wore a beard in the French play. I-low Could you ff,i3et7 I-le was of course a member of the French Club and played ir. the Rfiwf flvmfsf- Page 17

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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

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MARGARET MARY ERNST U 'A It is Margaret's ambition to become a globe trotter for her hobby is traveiing. We hope she realizes her ambition. Next year will find her in some busi- ness college. DOROTHY MAE ERWIN Boys-here is a girl who keeps a diary. It's a dangerous thing to admit. Dorothy likes singing, was in the Mixed Chorus and the Muir Club. She will attend business college next year. EDWARD ESTERLY Ed was a first football team Ietterman and a track letterman. He belonged to the Hi-Y, held home room offices, and may attend Missouri Valley. He raises racing pigeons. LORENA FALER Renny blushes when you tell her how beautiful her hair is. She was a Peppy Pirate, president of the Mask and Wig Club, a French Club mem- ber, and took part in the fashion shows two years. LUCILE FARMER Lucile is loyal and isn't going out of the state of Missouri For her higher education. She hopes to go to Drury College of Springfield, Mo. She likes music and typing. ED FEENEY This quiet boy would be a great relief after some of the extra-garrulous specimens at Paseo. CNo one in particular meantj He transferred from Rock- hurst but a short time ago. MONETTE FEINBERG Monette held various home room offices and was a member of the Spanish Club. Her interests are in dramatics and she will continue her study in the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. MARY ELIZABETH FERGUSON Mary likes swimming and reading. She was a member of the Chess Club, the Girl Reserves, and the general honor roll. She will continue her studies at Junior College. MAY HELEN FILLEY Mary Helen was a member of the Girl Reserves and the Choral Club. She was also a member of the German Club, and accompanist in the German assembly. She likes music and dancing. She is going to J. C. BYRON FINLEY - Byron has been one of Uncle Sam's little soldiers for three years. He was Elice-prestlent of his home room and Student Council Representative. Radios ascinate im. WILLIAM R. FISHER, Jr. Billy was elected president of his home room and held various other offices Cnot at the same time, you knowj. He was a member of the Traffic Squad and will attend some business college. HAZEL FITZ HUGH Hazel alternated for the Student Council Representative in her home room. She beloned to the Thicions, the Sociology Club, and the Girls' Choral Club. DOROTHY FOERSCHLER Dorothy was just the little minute taker for the Zetas whom she served in the capacity of secretary. She held home room offices, likes art and makes dancing her hobby. JOHN M. FOGEL John is another of these Paseo boys who are flashes on ice skating. He was R.O.T.C. Captain, Student Council Representative, and a member of the Keats Club, French Club and Officer's Club. JLJANITA FORSLING Juanita Student Counciledn for her home room with great success. She was a member of the Spanish Club, the Sociology Club, the Choral Club and the Mixed Chorus. WILL FORTNER Will is what is known as a wizard in the mathematical line. He showed us all up in there and we expect to see his name among those who are working with the fourth dimension. Page 13