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

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WARREN MASON FENNER-Among Warren's accomplishments was being president of the Radio Club, in El Ateneo, and the concert band. Unusual note-He's going to J. C .... ALFRED FERGUSON ,Alfred was an Auto Club representative three years. He's interested in aviation mechanics, and hopes to attend some aviation school . . . HENRY P. ,FISHER, Jr.-His favorite subject was French, he joined the French Club, his hobby, stamp collecting, he was F1 Stamp Club member. Henry will take a business course at K. C. U .... HAROLD FLAIGLE-Let- tering in football, basketball, and track, Harold was sergeant-at-arms of Keats, and a member of the Traffic Squad and Lettermen's Club . . . VIRGINIA LEE FORD-Virginia is the silent type, we find from her questionnaire. She did say that she likes clothing and hopes to become a secretary . . . MAR- GIE JUNE FORSBACH-June was kept busy play- ing her accordion for assemblies and three Pepperades, and' was in Cynthians, El Ateneo, Girl Reserves, the Press staff, and A Cappella Choir. BUBBLES GILMER-Showing her musical abil- ity, Bubbles was in the Entertainers' Club, Choral Club, and wants to sing with an orchestra. She was also president of her homeroom ,... DORIS GIL- MORE-Doris hopes to be a country schoolma'am when she goes out to make her way. Her hobby is collecting keepsakes . . . BOB GOETZ-Bob must lead a monotonous life, for he didn't wish to burden us with it. Therefore-no information . . . BEVERLY JANE GOLDBERG-Bev was enthusiastic about sewing, as it was her hobby and favorite subject. She was in three fashion shows and also was a Girl Reserve . . . BEVERLY JEAN GOLDBERG-This Beverly Goldberg was an Auto Club representative, in the Muir Club, and especially liked typing. She hopes to become a secretary . . . RUTH GOLDBERG- Ruth brings that southern accent from Atlanta, Georgia, where she was on the Honor Roll three years. She will represent Paseo at the University of Southern California. JIM GREGATH-Jim earned his good reputation by being on the first and second basketball teams, the Traffic Squad, and in Engineers. He was a Stu- dent Council alternate, and will take up aviation . . . NINA GREGORY-VVhile at Northeast her fresh- man year, Nina was on the Honor Roll and Student Council. While here, she was a Girl Reserve for two years . . . GEORGE GROENEMAN-George was a' Student Council representative, and captain of the rifle team. He liked hunting and fishing. What an unusual career-merchant marine officer! . . . EDDIE GROSS- Gruesome -we don't believe it-was a football letterman two years, was in Juntos, the Traf- fic Squad, and was a homeroom president , . . GALE GROSSMAN-Gale's favorite subject was study hall, and how often we hear that! He was also a swimming fan, and expects to attend Missouri Uni- vCfS1ty - - - BETTY JANE GRUBER-Betty Jane was secretary of her homeroom. She liked bookkeep- ing best of her subjects, and hopes to be an auditor. Another one for Junior College. ROBERT LEE FRANK- Hank listed women as his hobby, but found time to be a Muir Club mem- ber, and to decide that he will be an engineer after attending Rockhurst . . . MARTHA FRENTROP- Marty was a jolly good girl, and was seen going to Thicions, Auto Club, and Girl Reserve meetings. She likes ice skating, and hopes to be an air hostess . . . GLORIA ANN GALVIN-Dancing and golfing were favorite pastimes of Gloria, who hopes to be a secretary. Paseo will be well represented at Junior College, for she's going there, too . . . ARTHUR GARDER-Arthur organized the Discussion Club, serving as president and vice-president. He was Press first page editor, in the Chess Club, and on the Honor Roll . . . MARY LOUISE GARDNER-Mary Lou took time out from her favorite hobby, sleeping, to join Girl Reserves and to be a homeroom treasurer. She liked English and American history . . . MAR- GARET JEAN GARRETSON-Maggie, by virtue of her red hair, was Iota's initiator and a Student Council representative. She was also in A Cappella. JEANNE GOODELL-Jeanne will desert Kansas City next year to enroll in the University of Ottawa. She was in 'the Auto Club, and liked foods-don't we all? . . . CAROL GRAHAM--Carol, known for her dancing as art director and business man- ager of the Auto Club, and held various homeroom offices. She'll train at St. Luke's for a nursing career . . . DEAN LEE GRANER- Shorty -who was only six feet, four inches in height-was a Student Council alternate, and sergeant-at-arms of his home- rooms. His hobbies were checkers and walking. He will attend Manual Vocational School. and then Cen- tral College, perhaps . . . JIMMIE COVERT GRAY -Jimmie was on the safety committee of the Student Council, in the Muir and Auto Clubs, and will be seen on Kansas City University's campus next fall . . . LEON GRAY-Leon liked American folk lore- Li'l Abner in the comic strips. He'll do business work after graduating from-no!-J. C.! . . . GWEN- DOLYN GREEN-Gwen C goon D was president of Iotas, in A Cappella and a Girl Reserve. MARGARET GUSTAVESON-Versatile is the word for Margaret, being Iota reporter, German Club reporter and treasurer, speech class president, and on the Honor Roll and Press staff . . . MARGARET ANN GUTHRIE-Margaret, another Student Coun- cil representative, was also president and vice-presi- dent of her homeroom. Collecting clothes labels was her hobby . . . WALTER HAAKE-Another one of those who was silent on their accomplishments during high school . . . BETTY JANE HAASE-Betty, a member of the Agassiz Club, was also in the Muir and Silhouette Clubs. Her plans are to attend Christian College . . . VIOLET HAASE-Agassiz and Muir Clubs claimed Violet as a men1ber. She was also a Girl Reserve and had the honor of having her work chosen as an Art Masterpiece by Miss Schmidt . . . RICHARD HAGER-Dick, who was vice-president and secretary of his ihomerooms, liked to raise animals. He was particularly interested in science. Page 16

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