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

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GIRLS IN WHITE Keeping up with Progressive Education, the Health Room at Paseo under the supervision of Miss Powers, offers to seven senior girls a chance to gain valuable experience by serving in the Health Room. These girls are chosen from the physiology classes on the basis of character and scholastic standing. Assistants were: first hour, Dora Ann Free- man, second, Marian Montgomery, third, Dorothy Stalcupg fourth, Virginia Rippel and Shirley Haggard, fifth, Clara Louise Haskins, sixth, Shirley Crockett. THE OFFICE ASSISTANTS These girls, chosen not only because of their ability, but because of their high scholastic rating as is shown by their personal rating cards, render service to Mr. Stigall, Mr. Shep- ard, Miss Friend, and the clerks each hour of the day. They are chosen from Mrs. Neher's second-year secretarial classes, and besides rendering the school a valuable service they obtain experience which will probably aid them laterhin life. V Dr. Hoxie DR. GEORGE H. HOXIE Dr. George H. Hoxie worked for many years to establish tuberculin testing in the Kansas City Schools, and it is largely through his efforts that this program was developed. Dr. Hoxie has now retired from the active practice of medicine, but the health of many genera- tions of high school students will be improved because of his vigorous fight against tubercu- losis. First Row lbottornl, Left to Right: Rosalyn Baker, Norma Rockey, Betty Lee Rams, Marjorie Ramey, Betty Ann Breed. Second Row: Miriam Kahn, Phyllis Lawrence, Marion Wood, Virginia Westfall, Dixie Lee Moore, Lois Leavell. Office Assistants 1I,,, . .32 Page 15

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l First Row lbottoml, Lett to Right: Shirley Crockett, Dorothy Stalcup, Shirley Haggard, Second Row: Virginia Rippel, Marian Montgomery, Dora Ann Freeman. Third Row: Tuberculin test, Clara Louise Haskins, Tuberculin TEST. Girls in White . . .

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Boyle, Margaret Breed, Betty Ann Brown, Beverly Brown, Bob Brown, Leonard Busey, Ruth Calvin, Dorothy Edwards, Alice Foth, Dick Allen, Viola Allison, Betty Jean Beckman, Betty Beeman, Oneida Biederman, Betty Blucher, Margaret Bockelman, Alta Bodker, Dorothy Brown, Gene Bush, Donald Cheifetz, Daniel Coffey, Jean Connell, Fowler Crockett, Shirley Duncan, Marian Durbin, Jane Evilsizer, Alice Ferguson, Dan Forbes, Evelyn Freeman, Dora Ann Garder, Arthur Gott, Beverly Grigsby, Shirley Gustaveson, Margaret HONOR ROLL SECOND SEMESTER 1939-1940 HIGHEST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Fox, Anna Haskins, Clara Johnson, Edith Jones, Gerre Kupper, Albert O'Brien, Mary Eileen Palmer, Jeanne Ramsey, Bart GENERAL SEMESTER HONOR Hager, Charles Hansen, Jackie Hope, Bob Hope, Dick Johnson, Doris Johnson, Joanne Johnson, Keith Jones, Elwood Klein, Jack Kleinsteuber, Alfred Lasik, Morris Linnerson, Gloria Lundy, Robert Mabray, Mary Ellen Mathews, Bob Mayes, Maxine Moore, Shirley Myers, Laverna Newby, Bill Nelkin, Nedwyn Nutt, Lila Peake, Bob Peltzman, Charleen Page 16 ROLL Richardson, Fred Rubin, Marcia Shields, Marion Smith, Arlene Snyder, Henry Stubbs, Allan Tanner, Bernard Thompson, Jack Pringle, Allan Procter, Jim Ralph, Maxine Reeder, Winston Rippel, Virginia Rottman, Richard Sanders, Susan Scoville, Mary Frances Shankman, Muriel Shopbell, Anita Siegel, Stanley Simpkins, Edgar Snediker, Bob Soule, Betty Jean Stemmons, Susan Teaney, Charles Thorp, Howard Timms, Fred Tranin, Shirley Watson, Dulce Westfall, Virginia Willett, Jane Williams, Marian