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

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i l First Row lbottoml, Left to Right: Dorothy Stalcup, Marion Shields, Dora Ann Freeman, Fred Richardson, Bernard Tanner, Betty Jean Soule, Betty Ann Breed, Lois Leavell. Second Row: Lucille Nathan, Susan Sanders, Virginia Rippel, Clara Louise Haskins, Shirley Crockett, Katherine Ament, Oneida Beeman, Beverly Gott, Phyllis Lawrence, Third Row: Alice Evilsizer, Marion Wood, Bud Lapides, Robert Schellhorn, Dale Smith, Rudolph Wolfson, Fowler Connell, Dixie Lee Moore. Fourth Row: Jim Corbin, Lynn Alford, Bob Peake, Todd Kleinsteuber, Richard Rott- man, Donald Mauntz. First Row ibottoml, Left to Right: Annie Shabason, Doris Johnson, Charles Teany, Dick Hope, Carl Moeller, Allan Stubbs, Marcia Rubin, Marian Duncan. Second Row: Virginia Westfall, Susan Stemmons, Charleen Peltzman, Harry McGuire, Winston Reeder, Herbert Rope, Gladys Litwin, Shirley Gidinsky. Third Row: Marian Montgomery, Betsy Moody, Kathryn Grass, Mary Winn, Kermit Hill, Lloyd Monson, Mary Jane Held, Betty Lee Rams, Marjorie Ramey. The National l lonor Society . . . The National Honor Society for Secondary Schools is a national organization encompass- ing some quarter of a million members. Begun in l900, the National Honor Society corre- sponds to the Phi Beta Kappa of colleges and universities. The members are chosen for four card'nal qualities: scholarship, character, lead- ershfp, and service. ln order to be eligible for membership one must be in the upper twenty- five per cent of his class scholastically. Ten per cent of the Senior Class and one per cent of the Junior Class are chosen each year. Serv- ing as officers this year vverei Bernard Tanner, president, Betty Ann Breed, vice-president, Marion Shields, secretary, Betty Jean Soule, treasurer, Dora Ann Freeman, sergeant-at- arms, and Fred Richardson, reporter, Elected from the Junior Class this year and candidates for officers of the society next year were Dick Hope, Doris Johnson, Carl Moeller, Marcia Rubin, Allan Stubbs, and Charles Teaney. Page 18

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Brown, Bob Cady, Elwyn Edwards, Alice Foth, Dick Gerecht, Albert Gregory, Dorothea Affleck, Betty Allison, Betty Arbeiter, Ernestine Baird, Blake Beeman, Oneida Bohn, Beverly Breed, Betty Brickell, George Brown, Leonard Brown, Melvin Bush, Donald Carter, Robert Coffey, Jean Coleman, Donald Comer, Ralph Evilsizer, Marion Fox, Anna Friedman, Sylvia Freeman, Dora Ann Garder, Arthur Gott, Beverly Gottlieb, Miriam Grigsby, Shirley Hammond, Calvin HONOR ROLL FIRST SEMESTER 1940-1941 HlGHEST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Hope, Dick Nerman, Shirley Ralls, James Rottman, Richard Rubin, Marcia GENERAL SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Hanses, Edward Haskins, Clara Louise Jaben, Edward Johnson, Doris Johnson, Edith Jones, Gerre Jouras, Nick J Katz, Alice Irene Kleinsteuber, Todd Litman, Arnold Mabray, Mary Ellen Mauntz, Donald wir' VN Mayes, Maxine McGuire, Harry McPheeters, Charlene Mesler, Russell Moody, Betsy Nelkin, Nedwyn Parisi, Phyllis Payne, Reed Peake, Bob Peltzman, Charlene Piffer, Patty Porter, Earl Page 17 Snyder, Henry Stemmons, Susan Tanner, Bernard Timms, Fred Wolfson, Rudolph Ramsey, Bartlett Reeder, Winston Richardson, Fred Rippel, Virginia Roberson, Mary Lou Roberts, Mary Jo Rue, Fern Sanders, Susan Shankman, Muriel Shopbell, Anita Smith, Robert Henry Soule, Betty Jean Stubbs, Allan Teaney, Charles Thalman, Elaine Thompson, Jack Wayne, Bob Weber, Bettye Lee Westfall, Virginia Wheaton, Mary Gene Williams, Marion Winchester, Imogene Winn, Mary

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QU I LL AND SCROLL First Row lbottoml, Left to Right: Marian Montgomery, Betty Biederman, Roberta Mitzel, Albert Kupper, Leonard Lapides, Bob Wayne, Catherine Ament, Doris Johnson, Minnie Curtis. Second Row: Melvin Brown, Kermit Hill, Bruce McCormick, Roger Swanson, Betsy Moody, Herbert Rope, Fowler Connell, Earl Porter. Third Row: Donald Bush, Bob Peake, Lloyd Monson, Dick Hope, Frank Spurlock, Charles Teaney. HIGH SCHOOL DAY Bottom Row, Left to Right: John Reber, Betty Rams, Marion Williams, Bob McPherson. Top Row: Bob Peake, Jimmy Wood, John O'Rear, Charles Teaney, Jack Bandalier. THE QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organiza- tion for aspiring high school journalists. The membership includes those who have done the most outstanding work in Newswriting, stand in the upper third of their class scholastically and are either of junior, senior or post-gradu- ate ranking. Mr. Wayne Davidson of Kansas University and Mr. George C. Sheldon, a member of the staff of the Kansas City Star, were guest speakers at the Induction ceremonies. The officers were: Betsy Moody, presidentg Albert Kupper, vice-president. HIGH SCHOOL DAY Governing the city for a day was the privilege granted to Kansas City high schools through the co-operation of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the School Board, and the City Hall officials. On the final ballot Charles Johnson, senior of Central High School, was elected Mayor-for- a-day. The following were chosen by Paseo as candidates: Warren Hyten, mayor, Marion Shields and Wayne Silvius, municipal judgeg John Orear, Marjorie Ramey, and Doris John- son, councilman. Holding appointive offices were: Betty Rams, John Reber, seniorsg Jack Bandalier, Marion Williams, juniors, and Jimmy Wood, sophomore. Bob Peake, Bob McPherson, and Charles Teaney were Paseo's representatives to the all-city council. Page 19