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

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THE LANGUAGE TEACHERS ms Miss Betz Miss Cody THE ETNE AHTS TEAEHEHS Miss Schmidt Miss Miller . Y -I s I A K Page I9 ,,,, 1 Q

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1' s a,U'fi ,L Y' 'SN A ' V,?fl,h Officers ol the Spanish Club . . . Spanish Club meeting . , . French Assembly . German Assembly . . . French Assembly , . . Latin Assembly. Page I8

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f I U55 ins 04165 Tbsfzcvzfmanf. . Beauty in Things Seen and Heard The Department of Fine Arts plays an important part in developing the talents and capabilities ot Paseo students. ln- cluded in the department are the subjects of art, music and expression. The courses offered in art cater to a wide variety ot student interests. For ad- vanced pupils instruction is given in cos- tume design, news illustration and interior decoration. Beginners are given studies in line, color and proportion. However, the most important value of the study of art is the appreciation which students ac- quire ot the beauty ot their surroundings. Miss Willa K. Schmidt and Miss Marion Miller are the instructors in art. The expression department, supervised by Miss Anna McCoy Francis, produces . , XI,-1., M, -,V 4 y r,. Q 'kd LZ I 'Y S Q 1- .f , ' J two plays annually. While this is the more spectacular part of the work ot the department, its greatest value lies in its contribution to its students' ability in spoken English. Paseo's music, under the leadership ot Miss Marguerite Zimmerman and Mr. Donald Stephens, has carried oft many honors this year. The A Cappella Choir won the only rating of high superior, which was given in the city contest this year. The band and orchestra have given much to the school by appearing in many assemblies and other programs. The an- nual band concert attracted one ot the largest audiences in its history and was a success in every way. In -V--N . Q f 1 Wx! 3 1 Na 5 ff J N 1, r .4 Q 3 'I 1 P ' Page 20