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

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BILL TRUMBAUER- Gabriel blew his trumpet in the mixer band, concert band, and orchestra. He was homeroom vice-president, and will attend J. C. . . . ROBERT UMSTEAD- Dagwood is more athletic than his original, for he likes baseball, basket- ball, and hiking. He'll become a printer . . . DONALD VANCE-Don was a member of Engineers, El Ateneo, Hi-Y, the Traffic Squad, and Student Coun- cil. He likes to hunt, and will study next at K. C. U. . . . PHILIP VANICE-Phil failed to inform us of his many abilities, so we were left to suppose- he's a snappy dresser, however . . . MARTHA VAN VELZER-Martha tinkles with bracelets made in metalcrafts, her favorite subject. She was a Girl Reserve and homeroom treasurer, and will attend K. C. U .... CHARLES WAGGENER-Chuck is another Spanish fiend He was a member of Hi-Y and El Ateneo, and will attend-yesl Junior College, or Kansas City University. DORIS WEAVER-Doris stated only that she likes tennis and swimming, collects menus, and her favorite subject was history. She hopes to become a nurse . . . BETTYE LEE WEBER-Bettye was vice-president of El Ateneo, G. R. senior triangle vice-president, Zeta reporter, Senior Girl in the Fresh- man Induction, and on the Press staff . . . LEONARD WEIDE-Leonard is an unfortunate missing per- son but we're sorry. He took chemistry and art, we know . . . GRACE WEINHOLD-Rightly named, Grace was in the German Club, Won first place in a fashion show, and was homeroom treasurer. She will become a stenographer . . . RUTH WHITSITT- Ruth disguised herself as Mask and Wig treasurer and a Girl Reserve four years. She liked metalcraft, and will study at Warrensburg State Teachers College . . . ARTHUR WILKINS-Sprechen ze Deutsch? Arthur does, being German Club historian, and a Student Council representative. He'll be another one at Junior College. MARY ANN WIRTZ-Mary Ann was Thicion secretary, homeroom secretary, and in Student Coun- cil. She won first prize in a fashion show, and plans to be a nurse . . . GEORGE WISE-George has a very popular hobby, that of building model airplanes. He says his vocation is undecided, so we can't aid him on that score . . . BARBARA JEAN WOLBERG -If you hear a thrilling radio story, Barbara might have written it, for she hopes to be a script writer. She also likes costume designing . . . EVE-LYN BERNICE WOLF-Evelyn keeps the body beau- tiful, as she likes dress designing, millinery, and new hair styles. She was in the Home Economics Club, and will study art in New York . . , HELEN MARIE WOLLAM-Helen was homelike, being in the Home Economics Club, and collecting miniature vases. For other interest, she liked bookkeeping and typing . . . DOROTHY WOOD-Having planned a five-year course, Dorothy was in Cynthians, the Honor Roll, and Student Council. She'll do radio work after attending Christian College. SELMA WALKER-Selma actually likes mathe- matics, mainly geometry. She keeps in form by swim- ming, and has participated in three fashion shows . . . JOE WARD-Joe was on the Press sports staff, the Traffic Squad, and held homeroom offices, not to mention his first team football letter. He'll go to J. C .... BILL WATSON-Little Willie was in Juntos and El Ateneo sergeant-at-arms, and a member of the Traffic Squad. He may use his Spanish in South America, as a commercial pi'ot . . . ANN HELEN WAX-Ann was in the Muir and Home Economics Clubs, and an A Cappella Choir member. She likes music, and hopes to be a laboratory tech- nician . . . ROBERT HESSEL WAYNE-Bob's little, but was in Juntos, El Ateneo, Discussion Club, Traffic Squad, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, and was also football manager . . . JOSEPH C. WEAK- LEY-Joe was in El Ateneo, and the band three years. He liked geometry and drafting, and hopes to work for the telephone company after J. C. MARIAN WILLIAMS-Marian was Cynthian vice-president, Paseon homeroom editor, the Gold Figure in the Freshman Induction, in A Cappella, Girl Reserve vice-president, and El Ateneo songleader . . . ANITA WILSON-Nita was a Cynthian, G.R. senior triangle chairman, Health Room assistant, in Mask and Wig, A Cappella, Student Council, and on the Press staff. She may be a housewife, too . . . LAVON MARY WILSON-Mary likes to dance and sing-music and English were favorite subjects. She'll study at Sarachon Hooley . . . IMOGENE WINCHESTER-Imogene was a Health Room assistant, and enjoyed typing. Maybe she'll become a stenographer or nurse-who knows? . . . JIM WINK- LER-A Cappella knew Jim for his big bass voice, and as mixer orchestra vocalist. He was a homeroom sergeant-at-arms, and will study electrical engineering or music . . . STANLEY WILLIAM WINTER- Bill was a homeroom secretary, and liked algebra and drafting. He'll study drafting at the Rolla School of Mines. JEAN PARKER WOOD-Jean Knot girlishj was in Sabers and Stripes, Engineers, was student band director, in the mixer orchestra and Student Council. He'll study law at K. U .... BERNICE WRIGHT- Bonnie was Stage Crew secretary, Drama Workshop reporter, and worked on much of the stage scenery. She'll study at some beauty school . . . MILTON LANE WYMAN-Lane was in Student Council, the baud two years, and was a homeroom sergeant-at-arms. He likes basketball and will study law at Minnesota University . . . MARY LOUISE YEAGER-Mary Lou was in Thicions and the Muir Club, was presi- dent and secretary of her homerooms, and was in two fashion shows . . . MAURICE YEHL-Maurice is a lost soul-in the Paseon, at least, for he failed to give us the necessary information . . . JOHN G. ZIMMERMAN-Jolm held homeroom offices, and likes golf. Also having interest were girls and geom- etry, but he'll settle down to law at Missouri Uni- verslty. Page 28

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WILLIS K. SHELTON- Yankee was assistant Stage Crew captain, and president of his homeroom two years. He liked boxing, baseball, and tinkering with old ears . . , ANITA MARIE SHOPBELL- .Xnita was a member of A Cappella, Agassiz Club, and the Honor Roll. She was a Student Council alter- nate, ,l. tf. will see her next . . . THOMAS G. SHULL --Wie have a future member of Tin Pan Alley in Toni, for he has composed a complete song. He was president of his printing class, and hopes to become a nexrspaperman . . . SHIRLEY SHULMAN- Shirley is generally a musician, being El Ateneo pian- ist, in the orchestra four years, and in the Entertainers' Club. She liked Spanish, and will attend K. C. U. . . . DOROTHY SILVERMAN-Dorothy was one of our mid-year graduates. She was a homeroom presi- dent, and liked tennis and dancing. She will attend business school . . . JAMES SKALITZKY-Jimmy was Keats president, Student Council sergeant-at- arms, a member of Traffic Squad and A Cappella, and will enter aviation after attending J. C. BILL SORTER-Bill held out as to information for this write-up. However, we know that he did fine cartooning work . . . MAX BARRY SOUTHWICK - He's a jolly good fellow, and a Student Council alternate, on the Honor Roll and basketball team. Max will take engineering at Nebraska University . . . ROBERT SPENSLEY-Bob was a busy Engineer, being president of El Ateneo, in Los Parlantes, Dis- cussion Club, Student Council, Traffic Squad, and on the golf team, He'll study at J. C .... FRANK SPURLOCK--Frank was quiet, yet was president of Juntos, in Quill and Scroll, Hi-Y, and on the Honor Roll and Traffic Squad. Frank will attend K. C. U .... WARREN HENRY STARK- Fern wasn't frail, winning letters in football and track. He was Student Council vice-president, in Engineers, Mask and Wig, Hi-Y, and on the Traffic Squad . . . BETTY STEIN-Never a dull moment! Betty was on the Press staff, and was interested in art. She'll study commercial art at the Art Institute. CALVIN CLYDE STOWERS-Calvin sang a healthy tenor in A Cappella three years, and hopes to be a singer and all-round musician. He'll attend the Juilliard School of Music . . . ALLAN STUBBS --As a shining light, Allan was National Honor Society president, in Engineers and Student Council, and was also Sabers and Stripes vice-president, and manager of the rifle team . . . STANLEY SWAF- FORD --- Stanley has found Spanish interesting, being in Los Parlantes and El Ateneo. He was an R.O.T.C. corporal and on the Traffic Squad . . . ROGER SWANSON --Roger was in Keats, Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, and was editor and circulation manager of the llast-on. and advertising manager of the Press. He'll study joi'1rn.ilisni at M. U .... EDWARD SWAN- STROM - li-Mille xrasn't so talkative, but we found in littes boolzlttwpiiig xety well and will study auditing 'ii the iifilltgc- of 4.iommCrCe . . . SAM 'PARSON- s-nr: t x- lianrli. :nan on the Stage Crew, and likes ,,i,..i.,p,.f..,.!it and inathematies, He was also on the lliill-,I l-Joi! and in the band, and will attend Rolla 'W itil xl Ill kllllltifm RICHARD CHARLES SLAHCK-Dick was an Auto Club member, and an R.O.T.C. officer. He enjoys chemistry and reading, and will study medicine at J. C .... DALLAS ARLENE SMITH-A member of the debate team, Arlene was also on the Honor Roll. She has a current hobby-first aid, and hopes to be a teacher after she attends J. C .... DOROTHY SMITH-Dorothy came from Northeast, where she was a member of the Seal Club. Her favorite subject and hobby was art, and she plans to be an artist . . . NORMA JEAN SMITH-Norma was a Press staff member, a Girl Reserve, and her homeroom secretary. She liked bowling, and wants to become a career girl . . . JUNE SNELLING-Always laughing, June was in Girl Reserves, and Girls' Choral Club. She was a homeroom vice-president, and enjoyed foods. She'll attend Park College . . . FRANCES JEAN SNYDER-Fran wants the world to know she was in the Choral Club, and librarian for her physiology class. She was also a Girl Reserve, and will be another secretary. I JEAN STEINBERG-If in need, call Jean-she was a life-saver, and in the Agassiz Club. She likes swimming, reading, and physiology was her favorite subject . . . MILTON L. STEINZEIG-Milton was in the Radio Club two years, and enjoyed coins and stamps, commercial work and mathematics. He'll go to the school of hard knocks . . . VERNE S. SITEVENSON-Verne carried out his hobby of photography by being photographic editor of this Paseon, and in the Camera Club. He'll attend Junior College . . . CHARLOTTE STOLTZ-Charlotte liked basketball and football, and English. She collects doll-house furniture, and Teachers' College is her goal . . . SELMA MAE STONE-Selma follows two sisters from Paseo. She was in the Choral Club two years, and will use her favorite subject, English, as a librarian . . . ED STOREY-Ed's got rhythm! He beats the drums, was on the second football team, in Hi-Y and the Auto Club, and will attend Rockhurst. WILLIAM H. TAYLOR- Fireball was Student Council president, Engineers' secretary, on the Traffic Squad, and a cheerleader. He'll attend Junior College . . . CHARLOTTE TELLER-Charlotte has brains, being in A.A.U.VV., on the Honor Roll, Press staff, and in El Ateneo. She'll major in business at K. C. U .... NORAI-I MAE THOMPSON- Norah was in two fashion shows, was secretary of her homeroom, and liked science. This was wise, for she wants to be a nurse . . . PEGGY JEAN THOMP- SON-Little Peg was mighty, being president of Thicions and Los Parlantes, El Ateneo vice-president, and G. R. triangle devotional chairman. She'll study at J. C .... MARGARET ROSE TROTT- Margaret was in Muir Club, a Student Council alternate, and homeroom vice-president. She hopes to become a pro- fessional dancer . . . KEITH TROTTER-Keith trotted around in Keats, Auto Club, the Traffic Squad, band, Pepperade orchestra, Press staff, and Student Council. He will take up chemical engineering. Page 27

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