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

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llllllllllltlllllllllnlllilllllllllll Dog's-eye 3 0000 12697576 6 fi! 2. 1-if . f , g g MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC, LIBRARY Genealogy 8. Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 View Independence, MO 64050 Speak about inspiration, this time they came out to me, the whole works from freshmen to seniors. It was some sight to see the bleacher packed solid. Arf! Arf! I guess those R.0.T.C. boys were pretty proud. Anyway, they sure looked grand. The sabers and guns had me plenty scared till I saw the boys were in a friendly mood. The band did its part too. Their music got me. I wanted to run and bark, but I didn't dare. So I sat quiet and wagged my tail. It must be fun to blow those big horns, but I prefer a drum. Imagine throwing a stick that high and catching it, like the drum major did. I just catch the sticks other people throw. Those drum majorettes sure attract the eye, but the biggest moment was when promotions were announced. You should have seen their happy faces. We hated to go in after it was all over, but anyway it was a barking success. if ig , f I. T R K ill: . si 'ff fy 1 s 'W if I ' mf ,W W tha ,gg . , NI . ' A 7 s . Q My ,,- ' Q su ga E: h11 lAff X A ek ' L' f SEPTEMBER September 11-17 The old Pirate brig sets sail with a crew of 1,668 looking forward C?J to a new voyage. Two new teachers join the faculty. Informa- tion: All things green and growing are called freshmen. September 18-24 Enrollment progresses. A bird's-eye View and formal introduction initiate the freshies. Page 5 'E ,, i if nh 1 .1 S Ng F -4 5-. k A fun: '- at nf . S iw- , ,x 5 ' .. ,4 1 , Q , tl f --fro! ff g s sf' 1, 1 V .1 J 4-. , . 41-. 1 'ff- J i Q' 2 -2. 1 - n W: Q 1 W Fred Farr edits the Press, while -Q1-Ioward Thorp raps Student Council to attention. September 25-30 Things perk up as the new office assistants take hold. Incidentally, those shiny badges mark the new Traffic Squad. Football tickets go on sale, with the Bucs losing to Rockhurst and defeating Southeast. Discovery of the month: H. B. Watts and his double Cdummyj Skeeter Calamity Buggs.

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4 5 1 . j I N w X! N OUTDOOR ASSEMBLY For the first time in almost five years, Paseo had an outdoor assembly. It was also the first time that the whole student body was ever gathered on the bleachers and athletic field. In fact, it represented the change and the prog- ress which has taken place at Paseo, not only in the R. O. T. C., which presented the assem- bly, but also in the whole school. The assembly was put on for the purpose of showing the activities of the R. O. T. C. Pg4 battalion and to demonstrate the new close order drill. It consisted of a battalion parade, at which the new promotions were announced, followed by exhibitions of the various units, beginning with the squad, then the platoon, and finally the company. Then the whole battalion sang God Bless America. The band also participated in the show, and after play- ing for the parade, performed their drills, which featured the five new drum majorettes. A

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