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

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VERNER LAMBERT - ln the commerce department, Verner was a whiz, He plans to take up accounting at a business college. He enjoyed his membership in the Hi-Y, and likes to swim and bowl . . . TED LAMBERTON-This swimming and skating enthusiast also plays basketball and enjoys seeing the Pirates battle against other Interscholastic cagers. He will go to C .... MARTHA FRANCES LAND,-Martha, a member of the Peppy Pirates, was the initiator for that club, and oh boy, did she initiate! She liked to roller skate, and was cashier of her home room . . . BUD LANDERS - Bud, although red-headed, frankly admits his interest in blondes. He was a first-team football guard, a letterman, in the Lettermen's club, and will attend M. U. He was president of his home room . . . MOLLIE LANGER-After graduation Mollie will go into nurses' training. She likes dancing, swimming, reading, and boys. She attended all the football and basketball games . . . PAUL LANGLEY- In Hollywood, Paul would not like to be an actor, he wants to be a cameraman. He wants to go out West and see the good side of life. He belonged to the Sociology and Auto clubs, and may go to J. C .... DICK LATHAMHIt was three times that Dick held the office of president of his home rooms. He was the art consultant of the stage crew, track manager twice, and the second football team manager. He was also a sports reporter on the Press . . . ARTHUR LAUDELF-Arthur, a studious lad, was 'interested in stamp collecting and the Auto club. He enjoyed the 'Press and will go to a business college. GORDON LAWSON- Sonny Jim, that's his nickname, played football. He was an assistant foreman in the metal work classes and belonged to the DeMolay . . . ELIZABETH ANNE LEE- Elizabeth was extremely interested in art as was mani- fested by her taking of a four-year course. She was a Cynthian and an Auto club representative . . . BILL LEMMER - Chicago university will gain Bill upon his graduation from here. He was a member of the Sociology and Agassiz clubs. He enjoys travel- ing . . . LOREE LEONARD M From the little information that could be gleaned from the office records, it was found that Loree quit school in December . . . NAOMI LEONARD- Although Naomi attended Paseo only her junior and senior years, she yearned for the 2:30 bell, signifying, of course, the time to go home. She will go to Stephens college . . . ARTHUR SETH LEVENE - Seth was awarded Superior singing rating in a state-wide contest in 1937. He was the jovial vice-president of the Engineers, member of the A Cappella Choir, Auto club, and Honor Roll . . . BERT LEVEROOSH Bert expects to attend Minnesota university after graduation. He was a member of the Keats, El Ateneo and was a Student Council representative . . . PAULINE ROSE LEVINE F. Pauline achieved popularity in her home rooms, having held all the main offices. She was an alternate to the Student Council and enjoyed her three-year course in foods. NADINE LEXVIS -d Her hobby, dancing, things she enjoyed most during her attendance here, mixers and football games, school she will attend, J. C .... CATHERINE HELEN LIEBST M- Intriguecl in her shorthand and office work, Catherine will make a good stenographer. She liked to ice skate and dance . . . HANS liXXfALT LIEMEN-4 Hans, a member of the Stamp club, German club, and Press staff, will take up journalism at M. U. after graduating from J. C .... WENDELL LIND H Being outspoken and coming to Paseo from Rosedale for his last two years, Wendell was a member of the Sociology club, who enjoyed swimming and hunting . . . BERNICE LISSNER,-She was a member of the Iota Literary Society and was interested in the Press. Bernice looks forward to her career as a nurse . . . MARY MILDRED LITCHFIELDH Ready, willing, and able, best describes Mildred who was a member of the Auto and Muir clubs. She liked to ice and roller skate . . . DONALD LITER-On Saturdays Donald played basketball in the boys' gym. He was treasurer of the Pep club, and the reporter of his home room. He will go to Rockhurst . . . JOHN REGINALD LOTHRIDGE'-'Jack was a member of the Traffic Squad. He liked the assemblies, his outside inter- ests were skating and hunting. ROBERT E. LOWE!In the commerce department, Robert found his' place, he intends to become a bookkeeper after graduation. He said he enjoyed sports most . . . JANET LOWELL-Janet was a charity speaker and in the fall play two years. She was an alternate Student Council representative, on the Honor Roll, was president of the Peppy Pirates, and on the Press staff . . . CLARENCE WINN LUCHSINGER, Jr.,-In two or three years after he gets out of Paseo, Clarence will attend Kansas State university. He was an ardent listener for the sixth hour bell and liked girls. He belonged to the Hi-Y, Radio club, and Juntos . . . RALPH LUMPKIN-Driving fascinates Ralph, and singing does too. His piano playing was of a superior quality, and he plans to continue with it at the Juillard School of Music . . . JEAN LUTZ - Twice Jean figured in the fashion shows, this year she was lettering editor of this Paseon. She belonged to the Zetas, was their sergeant-at-arms, Spanish club, Pepperettes, Girl Reserves, andthe Auto club. She will go to the Art Institute . . . JOHN LUTZ -1 John, big and robust, was a member of the Agassiz and Radio clubs, He enjoyed his radio work best, however . . . HELEN LOUISE LYND i-Making friends is Helen's hobby. She was a member of the Pepperettes, and Cynthians. She was the winner of first prize in a fashion show, and in Columbia, Missouri, attained honorable mention in a news story contest at a Press con- vention . . . KENNETH LLOYD McCANDLESS-Stamps and photography were hobbies which Kenneth enjoyed. He belonged to the Camera club. He will go to Kansas State university. Page 27

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FRANK MCCARTHY - Frank could be seen heading for the library very frequently, it was there that he pursued his hobby of reading . . . ALBERT WILLIAM MCCOMAS-This Ger- man club member was several times the vice-president of his home room and gained satisfaction at all outdoor sports. He said he liked the Press . . . ELVIN B. MCCUNE - Elvin was a Student Council representative in Roosevelt high school in Des Moines, which he attended before coming to Paseo. Here he was vice-president of his home room and enjoyed the mixers . . . ELEANOR MCCURRY - Eleanor was the vice-president of the Zetas, president of the Mask and Wig club, and member of the Girl Reserves. In her home rooms she held the offices of president, vice-president, treasurer and reporter . . . LORUS KIMBALL McELYEA- Old coins may interest Lotus, but to many persons, coins, whether new or old, are a treasure. He was sergeant-at-arms of his home room . . . ALEETHA LOUISE McKEE - Louise will go to the College of Commerce to become a secretary, for to be a secretary is her ambition. She liked the mixers, Press, and the football games . . . BILL STEWART McKINNEY-Once upon a time Bill was president and vice- president of his home room, vice-president of the Juntos, and also their treasurer. He was a member of the Traffic Squad . . . BETTY JEAN MCNABB - Betty confesses that her junior year she was the feature editor of the Press, and that she was the Informer, She also says she is a member of the Thicions and Girl Reserves. JERRY MACK- His science and chemistry work interested Jerry very much. He was the reporter of his home room and will attend J. C .... BETTY JANE MALSON-Dancing, tennis, and costume designing are the things Betty enjoys. She was a member of the Talent club and the Home Economics club. Next year she may go to the Art Institute . . . MARJORIE BELLE MANKAMEYER -Marjorie was a regular attendant at the mixers, football and basketball games. She was in the Home Economics club also . . . JACK CYRIL MANKIN-Jack was a member of the DeMolay Band and the Mixer Orchestra. He liked swimming and ice skating, and was a Student Council representative. He will go to K. U .... PEGGY LOU MANRING - Every once-in-a-while Peggy took pleasure in the lunch periods. This feature editor of the Press was representa- tive to the Student Council for her home room, was a Cynthian, and member of the Spanish club . . . HELEN MARIE MARCOTTE-O-f the many things which attracted Helens interest while at Paseo, the football games were outstanding. She was a member of the French club, Physiography club and the Girl Reserves . . . ART MARKSBURY-His freshman year, Art was on the Honor Roll. He played in the ping-pong tournaments, and liked basketball. His junior year he was awarded a medal for knowing his Spanish well. He was a member of the Traffic Squad and treasurer of El Ateneo . . . LAURENCE MARTIN-Laurence gives us little information, except that he took gym and will take up the welding trade. LEWIS LEE MARTIN-The science of groans and grunts and toe pulling greatly interested Lewis, and he excelled to the extent that he became champion wrestler of his junior-year gym class . . . MARJORIE R. MARTIN-When Marjorie is graduated she will take a nurse's training course. She was the secretary of her home room, and took a course in foods . . . ROSALIE BETH MARTIN-As the circulation manager of the Press, Rosalie efficiently distributed the weekly paper. She was on the Honor Roll, and the treasurer and initiator of the Thicions . . . HOWARD MAUPIN-Howard was the presi- dent, sergeant-at-arms, and treasurer of his home room. He was on the football team, was interested in photography, and will attend Kansas State . . . RUTH MAYES-The Iota Literarv Society, and the German club claimed Ruth, copy editor of this Paseon, Health Room assistant, and member of the Student Council Executive Board, as a member. She belonged to the Honor Roll . . . CLIFTON WILLIAM MEINSEN-Clifton belonged to the Hi-Y, and Auto club. He also was a member of the R. O. T. C. To Junior college he will go . . . CHARLES VINCENT METZ-A career of aerodynamics, the science of airplanes, awaits Charlie at Minnesota university. He was a diligent Stage Crew member and was in the A Cappella Choir . . . MARY MARTHA MEYER - Mary Martha was the Peppy Pirates' vice-president, member of the Talent club and a Student Council representative. She plays tennis, rides horseback and swims. She will go to Huff's. GEORGE HENRY MILLER- This Spanish club reporter and member of the Chess club has the distinction of belonging to the only third-year Spanish class in Kansas City high schools. He was on the Honor Roll and will attend J. C .... JOHNNIE RICHARD MILLER- Johnnie says he will get a job and go to work when he is graduated. He enjoyed being a dump man in printing . . . MARJORIE MILLER-Charm and a pleasing personality guided Penny to be president and Student Council representative of her home room. a member of the Iotas, and a lead in the fall play . . . MYRTLE ELISE MILLER - Vim and vigor were demonstrated by Myrtle, for she enjoyed swimming, hiking and boating. She was a Peppy Pirate, and will go to J. C .... LORING T. MITCHELL-In Loring's hobby list are motoring, mechanics, tennis, and hunting. He represented his home room at the Auto club meetings, and was his home room treasurer . . . MARJORY MARIAN MOODY - Marjory, one of Paseo's highlights, was a member of the Quill and Scroll, a Press reporter, Honor Roll member. secretary of the Missouri Interscholastic Press Association, member of the Sociology club, and Verse Speaking Choir, and winner of the poetry reading cup . . . BETTY LOU MOORE - At Southwest, which she attended before coming to Paseo, Betty was a Student Council representative, here she was a Student Council alter- nate, and also the treasurer of the Peppy Pirates . . . GWEN MORGAN- A member of the Choral club, Girl Reserves and the secretary of the Camera club was Gwen, who was also interested in dancing, swimming, and horseback riding. Page 28