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

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English l'lomerooms . . . Miss McMillmz's H omeroom Miss Weeks' H omeroom i i First Row ibottoml, Left to Right: Doris Plowman, Leanna Winch, Norman Royer, Stanley Stein, Mac Duff, Milton Mnookin, Jim Wood, Leonard McMahon, Viola Campbell. Second Row: Irene Gulko, Betty Engwall, Sid Willens, Bob Johnson, Eugene Foster, Joan Renne, Noreen Gilmore, Pauline Roberts. Third Row: Philip Moody, Virginia Peck, Bill Worden, Tom Stevens, Richmond Johnson, Robert Friedman, Mary Ann Umstead, Peggy Smith, Catherine Eatherton, Mary Gent. Fourth Row: Jack Kolkin, Jim Halley, Don Leeman, Jack Edison, Bob Stone, Fred Bratschie, Kenneth Garrett, Ralph Veach, George Rohr. First Row fbottoml, Left to Right: Lucille Nathan, Dorothy Prather, Mildred Proctor, June Sanders, Frances Snyder, Beverly Gott, Betty Ann Breed, Enid Siegel, Jean Wheeler, Norma Jean Geiger. Second Row: Dorothy Layton, Betty Haase, Jean Tucker, Catherine Ament, Donna Brosnahan, Frances Bennett, Lois Stafford, Dorothy O'Shea, Betty Van Nattan. Third Row: Stanley Rope, Bill Pettit, Paul Vanclerbeke, Bob Adams, Dorothy Sells, Bob Anderson, Earl Porter, Rudolph Wolfson, Russell Stuessi, Bob Fletcher. Fourth Row: Charlene Peltzman, Charles Thomas, Frances Brennan, Bob Luder, Bernard Tanner, Roy Wine, Charles Opel, True Robbins. MlSS MCM I LLAN'S HOMEROOM The Grammars Crammers, a clever group, in Miss McMillan's homeroom had a very nice Christmas party. The following served as offi- cers: president, Bob Stone and Jim Wood, vice-president, Eugene Foster and Kenneth Garrett, secretary, Peggy Smith, treasurer, Peggy Smith, sergeant-at-arms, Kenneth Gar- rett and Stanley Stein, reporter, Sid Willens and Eugene Foster, representative to Student Council, Joan Renne and Norman Royer, alternate to the Student Council, John Man- drow and Mary Gent. M I SS WEEKS' HOMEROOM This homeroom was well represented in all activities and boasts of having a president of the Student Council in their midst. The offi- cers were: president, Charles Thomas and Charles Opel, vice-president, Dorothy Prather and Bob Fletcher, secretary-treasurer, Lucille Nathan and Jean Tucker, reporter, Bob Fletch- er and Bill Pettit, representative to the Stu- dent Council, Betty Ann Breed and Bob Peake, alternate, Beverly Gott. Besides studying English Literature this homeroom had a Christmas party. The second hour Paseon members were guests. Page 26

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Miss C1'iS.Y7lZd7ll5 H omeroom Miss Mille1 s Homeroam W I First Row lbottoml, Left to Right: Patty Geivett, Shirley Martin, June Forsbach, Betty Stein, Donnis Lueking, Laurainne Williams, Martha Musick, Jean Cleary. Second Row: Ruth Rozier, Alice Katz, Joyce Prowell, Peggy Thompson, Arthur Garder, Patty Johnson, Barbara West, Bettye Lee Weber, Jane Boydston. Third Row: Dan Cheifetz, John Mandrow, Warren Grin- berg, Reed Payne, Darrell Roche, Keith Johnson, Bob Jones, Blake Baird, Bob Lundy. Fourth Row: Dan Messecar, Keith Trotter, Joe Ward, Jack O'Neal. First Row lbottoml, Left to Right: Bob Koontz, Virginia Alexander, Gloria Ritterhoff, Shirley Jones, Jean Miller, Ruth Miller, Doris Johnson. Second Row: Margaret Garretson, Jean Pringle, Betty Ricks, Dorothy Smith, Lee Schuman, Leonard Weide, Bob Spensley, Joe Nichols, Jim Skalitzky, Bob Matteson. Third Row: Charles Ferguson, James Nathan, Fred Hirsekorn, George Groeneman, Selma Walker, Jeannette Morlan, Dorothy Johnson, Clayton Guthrie. Fourth Row: Martin Brown, Ray Bowen, Eugene Arndt, Sidney O'Neil, Bill Herdlinger, Verne Stevenson, Joe Weakley, Darrell Havener, Mack Mosley, Dean Lee Graner, MISS CRI SSMAN'S HOMEROOM The members of the class in Newswriting l are very good snoopers and scoopers, and they will continue to be so the first semester of next year when they will be on the Press Staff. The following served as the officers of Room lO2: president, Barbara West, vice-president, MISS MlLLER'S The members of Miss Miller's homeroom are so good that they named themselves The Master Minds. The following served as offi- cers of the class: president, Bettye Lee Weber and Bob Matteson, vice-president, Joe Ward and Martin Brown, secretary, Jimmy Skalitzky and Bob Spensley, treasurer, Jimmy Nathan Bettye Weber, secretary-treasurer, Norma Smith, sergeant-at-arms, Pat Johnson, re- porter, John Mandrow, representative to the Student Council, Blake Baird, alternate to the Student Council, Peggy Thompson. HOMEROOM and Doris Johnson, sergeant-at-arms, George Groeneman and Charles Ferguson, reporter, Dick Newell and Billy Kirk, representative to Student Council, Ray Bowen and Jimmy Ska- litzky, alternate, Martin Brown and Dorothy Johnson. Page 27