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

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MRS. PARKS HOME ROOM Ixqrs. Paricys home room organized a smaII ctuio ot their own, catted the D. A. Their motto was ucontirm thy souI in seit- controI, thy Iiioerty in Iawf' They had va- rious activities during the year and aIso eiected these officers: Jane McGuire and Cvretta Thorn, representatives, Donaid Roi- Iert and Richard MiIIard, aiternates, La Verne Campheii and Donald RoIIert, presi- dents, VViIIiam Rivers and Constance Byers, secretaries, Jack PaviIIa, reporter, Gretta Thorn and Mary Martha Anderson, cashiers, Corrine Young and Vvittiam Riv- ers, assistant cashiers. MISS RILEYIS HOME ROOM The officers ot home room 224 for the first semester were: Caroiine Johnson, presi- dent, Mitdred Lattin, secretary, Lorraine Ferguson, cashier, Etise Virginia Gould, assistant, George Grogan, assistant, Eteanor IVIcCurry, representative, Donaid Keith, atternate, Carotine Johnson, Auto Repre- sentative. The second semester officers Were: Eieanor Mccrirry, president, .Iohn Paxton, vice-president, Ixiarshatt Johnson, secre- tary, BiII FoIIoweII, treasurer, George Truiing, cashier, George Grogan, cashier: Ernest Horowitz, representative, Bud Land- ers, aiternate. 7' MISS SEEHORNS HOME ROOM The officers etected in home room 545 for the first semester Were: Mary Thomp- son, president, Heian Sadter, vice-president, Mary Catherine Brewer, secretary and treasurer, I'IeIen Schiftner, Student Councit representative, Betty Bomgardner, aIternate, Bessie Roovinstcy, hanker, ArdeIIa Cohie, assistant Ioantcerg La Von Edgington, re- porter. Second semester officers Were: Bill Ftorance, president, Heien Schittner, vice- president, Mary Catherine Brewer, secre- tary and treasurer, .Iane Smith, Student Councii representative, Jimmie Peuter, aI- ternate, Bessie Roovinstcy, Iyanicerg Ardetta Cohie, assistant hanicer, Biti Etzoid, re- porter. MISS YOUNGS HOME ROOM Miss Youngis home room eiected the fottowing officers for the first semester: Mit- ton Rigdon, president, Waiter Gunn, vice- president, Lois Smith, secretary, Marjorie MiIIer, cashier, VaIerie Frangtciser, assist- ant cashier, Byron Lehrnhecic, sergeant-ab arms, Jerry Mack, reporter, Jessie Fairtey, representative, Kathryn Gdam, aIternate, Dorothy Patmer and Sam GaIIas, Auto Ciuio representatives. Second semester offi- cers were: Vaterie Frangtciser, president, Vvinitred Reeder, vice-president, Kathryn Qdam, secretary, Avis Snetting, cashier, Dorothy Patmer, assistant cashier, MiIto11 Rigdon, sergeant-at-arms, Ted Imes, re- porter, Marjorie IWIiIIer, representative, Wai- ter Gunn, aiternate, Jean Vvittiamson, rep- resentative, Leroy Laferty, aiternate. Page 12

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I MISS WEEKS' HOME ROOM IVIiss VVeeIcs, home room not onIy gave a Christmas party in the middIe of the year, hut aIso heId an amateur contest in which the pupiIs of the cIass were able to show their taIents. The officers elected for hoth semesters were: Lucite Parkins and L. J. Carnagey, representatives: John Knox and I..uciIe Parkins, aIternates: I... J. Carnagey and Richard Garvey, presidents: Richard Garvey and Lorraine Nederman, vice-presi- dents: Ixiartha AIherg and Barbara Bates, secretaries: IVIary Lee Rice and Bettye Eu- hantc, reporters: Frank Hayward and Xfictor Jacohson, cashiers: IX'IicIcey Harrison and Cotton Baitey, assistant cashiers. MISS BAITY'S HOME ROOM A Christmas party, home room picnic, and severaI programs, were the main activ- ities ot IVIiss Baity,s home room. The stu- dents aIso eIected officers for the second semester. ResuIts of the eIection were as foIIows: Norton GreenIJIat, president: Betty Couch, vice-president: Betty Fisher, secre- tary: Pat Story, reporter: Dorothy Rathhun, Student CounciI representative: Cecitte Tobias, Student CounciI aIternate: Vic Kington, Cashier: Jim Reid, assistant cashier. MISS BETZS HOME ROOM Home room 108 won many prizes, includ- ing the second prize ot three dottars that was given Ior press suhscriptions. 'I-he ot- ticers eIeeted for Iqoth semesters were: Conrad Iviarvin and Dorothy Booth, presi- dents: Virginia Keys and ,Iean Seymour, vice-presidents: Ruth htayes, secretary and treasurer: Vvarren VVaIIier, sergeant-at arms: Richard Shope and Conrad IVIarvin, reporters: .Iean Seymour and Richard Shope, Student Councii representatives: Seth Le- vene and .Iean PauIette, atternates: Dorothy Booth and Dorothy UzzeII, cashiers: Dorothy UzzeII and Ben AmsIer, assistant cashiers: .Iocetyn Hill and Richard DahI, Auto Ctuh representatives: Vvarren Vvaitcer and Dorothy UzzeII, aIternates. MISS PIPKINS HOME ROOM IVIiss PipIcin's home room eiected the ioIIowing officers tor the first semester: HarIey Harris, president: Dan Hate, vice- president: .Iim fIoudeIoctq, secretary: IVIada- Iin Casey, treasurer: Peggy Peck, sergeant- at-arms: IX'tiIton Stoitz, Student Councit representative: Dan Hale, alternate: .Ioanne Graham. hanker: Gtoria Henne, assistant hantter. The otticers tor the second semester were: Harley Harris, president: IX Iary Vvat- ters, vice-president: .Iirn GoildeIocIc, secre- tary: Virgil Starhuck, treasurer: Ned Dout- hat, sergeant-at-arms: IVIiIton StoItz, Student CounciI representative: Esther Davis, aIter- nate: John Kettey, Auto Ctuh representative: Joanne Graham, banker: Fred Guard. assistant hanicer. Page ll

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MRS. PARKS HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Frank North, Roger Meyer, Mary Martha Anderson, Mary Jo Bedord, Constance Byers, DorothyCIemons, Ruth Bohling, Nellie Mae Messplay, Sam Rosen, Jack Pavela, Vivian Marshall, William Rivers. Second Row: Gerald LaMarty, Donald Rollert, Eugene Roush, Geraldine Anderson, Pauline Van Sandt, Hugh Neidert, Arthur Arenson, Donavan O'Hara, Patricia Morrison, Jane McGuire. Third Row: Jack Mansfield, John Girard, Richard Millard, Gretta Thorn, Norma Lee Craig, Mrs. Park, Dorothy Beck, Laura Bond, Jane Sherer, Margaret Phillips, LaVerne Campbell. MISS RlLEY'S HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Dean Conner, Donald Keith, Edward Grant, Eleanor McCurry, Caroline Johnson, Frances Gaines, Ernest Horowitz, Walter Harris, Roy Kerney, Loraine Ferguson. Second Row: Tom Cooper, Bud Landers, Bill Followell. MISS SEEI-IORN'S HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Chappell, Edna Brown, Martha Rea, Joan Rinard, Ardella Coble, Bill Florance, Irving Fulton, Jimmie Peuter, Bobby Schultheis, Elton Moneymaker, Andrew Wimmers, Buddy Creel. Second Row: Gloria Brown, Justine Benson, Virginia Rush, Esther Gladman, Patricia Rex, Jane Smith, Phyllis Moberg, Helen Sadler, Helen Sehillner, lona Rowland, Bessie Roovinsky, Mary Catherine Brewer. Lhilrid Row: James Coleman, John Skinner, James Owen, Lee Daniels, Bill Etzolcl, Roger Frangkiser, Alvin Arenson, Elizabeth Wirtz, Marilyn a win. MISS YCLIXGS HOME ROOM First Row, Left to Right: Irene Sanders, Mary Fisher, Ruby Childers, Wilma Hogg, Winilred Reeder, Dorothy Palmer, Lois Jane Smith, Marjorie Miller, Valerie Frangkisser, Vera Hern, Walt Gunn, Jack Patterson. Second Row: Richard Douglas, Jerry Mack, Charles Metz, Ted Imes, Kathryn Odom, Miss Young, George Sparks, Robert Wilson, Milton Rigdon, Jean Williamson, Marguerite Straley, Page 15' V Q It 2 E l L El 'E sa W G 5 9 K- P11 ,S 1 il 5 5 I 14 5