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

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-.,,-F , f- , at.. I 1 ! un-ir ' ' W' we W -'si' ., J ' ,K ..-Lap-1-as er was len ap- :he led om .tol nur ard ght led ids ers 4 ' Urqa l wi l l A A A, , Q M ' ' c i s l, , Traffz c Squad ,, l I l V I First Row fbottoml: Bob Elliott, Gene Stigall, Bob Wimmers, Kenny Garrett Mr H R Shephard Jim Ralls Ral h ' C G , . . . , , D omer, eorge Weizmann, Bob Carter, Eddie Calvin. Second Row: Henry Shay, Elwyn Cady, Raymond Bower, Elw d J V l . l . . ones, Izadore Oaar, Vincent LoScalAo, Bud Thompson, Bill Huffman, Bob Bandeller, Richard Ebbert. Third Row: Martiffin Dunn, Bill Bowen, Marvin Krug, Robert Doudrick, Jim Jouras, Bob Mitzel, Tom Mainey, LaVern Koepke, Bob Crews, Wil Harold Gray. Fourth Row: Willard Fardon, Marvin Gibian, Harold Chaiken, Bob Hartman, Tom Elliott, Benny Danley, Floyd Wilson. J, A' First Row lbottoml : Jim Golder, Glenn Benson, Bob Mathews, Fred Timms, Dick Foth, Gerre Jones, Jack Thompson, Bob Carter, Russell Mesler, Albert Gerecht. Second Row: Jack Busby, Don Tranin, Norman Royer, Edward Burris, Bob Conley, I Eugene Foster, Gene Gilmore, Bill Doran, Kenneth Tiffany, Jim Ekstrom, Gordan Ragle. Third Row: Dick Fye, Floyd 5 'f Beery, Sid Willens, Jim Wood, Bob Lettas, Don Coleman, Dick Fuller, Spencer Brown, Melvin Brown, Henry Hirsekorn. ' Fourth Row: Bob Stone, Bart Ramsey, Henry Snyder, John Rode, Gaylord Gasal, Glenn Heckert. U xi 'Y' TRAFFIC SQUAD ' ,ll , . . The Traffic Squad worked as usual this students and are selected on the basis of , year to keep the traffic in our halls and their character and service. Officers were: l . . 1 cafeter1a running smoothly. They also general, Kenny Garrett, captains, Gerre ii helped during air raid and fire drills in Jones and Jim Rallsg lieutenants, Ralph A emptying the crowded auditorium and cafe- Comer, Dick Foth, George Heizman, Bob i, 1 teria. Junior and senior boys are nominated Lettas, Bob Mathews, Frank McSpadden, , Il for membership on the Traffic Squad by the and Fred Timms. STUDENT COUNCIL- CContinuedD First semester president, Kenneth Garrett Spaddeng vice-president, Dick Foth and J., brought distinction to Paseo as well as to Mal-tha Belle MOI-I-ls? Secretary, Sally Kyeh- , hlmself when he was elected presldent of the biel and Margaret Renwick, treasurer, llc All-City Student Council for the second N da M I ' hl c 1 t in Semester' Officers of the Council Were, a me ay and E aine T a man, sergean - president, Kenny Garrett and Frank Mc- at-arms, Gene Brown and Bob Stone. lm P1108 15

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. .,. p,9qg,E3: iT,3ff ,.4- -,M M - M V -U I -g 5 A W WW . un --4 ,-up .. -v..-,,m.,.,-.- fi-Q no-1 9 Student Council . .. . - - e heavy' , 2 ' Q H, ,,, .A . .. ... - -' A f' - - 4- ,il JA ' First Row fbottomb : Darrell McCormick, Don Leeman, Bob Hodes, Sally Krehbiel, Dick Foth, Nadine May, Kenny Garrett, Tom Dugan, Ralph Comer, Bob Carter. Second Row: Harold Leitnaker, Barbara Davis, Grace McCracken, Marietta Mar- shall, Betty Jean Baldwin, Sally Hawkins, Betty Thurman, Kenneth Settle, Betty McSpadden, Martha Belle Morris. Third Row: Robert Delfs, Donald Rudnick, Elwood Jones, Diane Houston, Ruth Kaufman, Ruth ........ .... .... .... .... , G eo r ge Swenson, Shirley Stickle, ...............,............................ , Ewing Williams. Fourth Row: Bob Ahlvin, Leon Flappan, Virginia Peck, Patty Redding, Beverly Ralph, Lewis Silks, Nick Jouras, Jim Wood, Jim Sommers, Bill Lacy. First Row fbottoml : Virginia Peck, Dick Foth, Elaine Thalman, Bob Stone, Frank McSpadden, Margaret Renwick, Martha Belle Morris, Dave Bullock, Russell Mesler, Bob Carter. Second R01112 Marilyn McDonald, Robert DClfS, Dick L3DideS, Mal'- shall Tankel, Kismet Clayman, Karen York, June Minert, Jeanne Hardy, Vaunceil Crawford, Gloria Harris, Edith McCul- lough, Joseph Mack. Third Row: Sue Vaughn, Ann Huddleston, Patty Bassett, Susan Wurst, Martha Wolfe, Norman Fabes, Betty Bendey, Katherine Ammon, Margaret Meek, Donna Drage, Bernard Bassing, James Silvius. Fourth Row: Tom Seiter, Bob Bonnett, Bob Ingels, Bob Baker, Leonard Fredericks, Stanley Cummins, Emanuel Blando, Bob Wimmers, Charles Warren, Charles Fry. STUDENT COUNCIL . This year in particular Paseo's representa- tive body, the Student Council, carried a large burden. In addition to their routine duties of handling sales of football and basketball tickets, Paseons, and Press sub- scriptions, the Council took over the job of. handling the school's War effort. The High School Victory Corps was introduced, and an assembly induction ceremony heldg Red Cross campaigns for books, clothes, and money were handled with neatness and dispatchg and regular meetings held to listen to The Public Schools and The War pro- gram. During the first part of the year, Paseo devoted her War savings efforts to the purchase of jeeps, but later actively partcipated in the city-wide Buy a Bomber campaign. A record of these activities was kept in the form of a scrapbook, and, when entered in state-Wide competition, this scrap- book won first place, entitling Paseo to the United States Treasury's Distinguished Service Award and an original brick from Independence Hall to be placed in the Capitol at Jefferson City with a plaque bearing our name. Incidentally, with the View toward helping our feathered friends who might otherwise be neglected by the war-minded people, the Council's Property and Grounds committee established bird feeding shelters on the athletic field. Page 11, 'I yea caff hell emi teri for F brow him All- sem pre: ' . . . .. . , . , , 1 F W ' ' ' swf ,,.sr.wWsw4--.,. f---fem.Mifawit-wr-4...-..u..-.,...,,,... . .. . , . . . .V .,. 1. - --1. ,nl , - in-.Q-1-. 2-1, egg- :fag - 51-4.4.5 . ':., :, 'g -gs-L , , . Q Q - - . . , 1 - ' ' Q' 54 1 1- -9 2 - - fy.: 1 digital ' ' - - ' ' .-.1.-.J- - ' ' ' - - V-, W 'f - f X- 'D-wrv hw f-se-:a1.:-.:4:u:ua-.u.v.a.a:.-:.'.u..n-1:: V 1,.,.,,.

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A 1, ,. , , IJRENT rr r it cl-IEP. Assocl Tl N .QUIHRD SCRDLL I M F A Piffer Mrs F H Ebbert Mrs H L Fuller First Row lbottornlz Mrs. G. H. Miller, Mrs. J. R. Leonard, rs. . . , . . . , . . . , Mrs. R. W. Spensley, Mrs. F. W. Huffman. Second Row: Mrs. J. R. Tomlinson, Mrs. L. M. Muir, Mrs. F. B. Park, Mrs. E. C. Williams, Mrs. N. F. Matthew, Mrs. C. C. Waggener. Third Row: Mrs. O. B. Pecha, Mrs. W. L. Heitzman, Mrs. G. C. Wallingford, Mrs. V. A. Sells, Mrs. C. W. Harding, Mrs. L. C. Brown, Mrs. W. R. Turner. Fourth Rvw: Mrs. E. V. Van Velzer, Mrs. R. F. Reddig, Mrs. H. Dexter, Mrs. J. A. Ekstrom, Mrs. J. Dameron, Mrs. C. W. Luchsinger. First Row fbottomjz Norma Daniels, Mary Lou Cozad, Vaunceil Crawford, Marion Evilsizer, Shirley Hill, Anne Fox, Grace McCracken, Sylvia Friedman, Nancy Dille. Second Row: Sushanah Braver, Jeanne Matthew, Patty Redding, Maxine Mayes, Imogene Vonada, Beverly Billington, Jacqueline Lewis, Fern Rue, Judy Droskin. Third Row: Jim Kelliher, Dick Foth, Gerre Jones, Spencer Brown. Absent were: Don Tranin, Dan Cheifetz, Sid Willens, Alice Katz. THE PASEO PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Promoting the welfare of the school, the Parent-Teacher Association continued its fine work this year. Helping to back some organizations financially, it also sponsored Open House, the tuberculin test, School and Home Night, the play Doodle Dandy of the U. S. A. , their annual picnic, and helped wtih the J unior-Senior Prom. The offciers for this year were: president, Mrs. F. A. Piffer, first vice-president, Mrs. QUILL AND The Quill and Scroll is an International Honor Society for high school journalists. Each year new members are chosen from the newswriting class, who have done outstand- ing work in reporting, writing, or editing. The officers for this year were: Dan Chief- etz, president, Marion Evilsizer, secretary, Norma Daniels, entertainment chairman. The Quill and Scroll put out the first few O. B. Pecha, second vice-president, Mrs. C. C. Waggener, third vice-president, Mrs. Lottie Reber, recording secretary, Mrs. F. H. Ebbert, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mitchell Wood, treasurer, Mrs. Ned F. Mat- thew, historian, Mrs. R. W. Spensley, audi- tor, lVlr. Luther Crocker, night presiding officer, Mr. B. M. Stigall, retiring president, Mrs. George H. Miller. SCROLL issues of the Press, while the newswriting class was being organized at the first of the year. The induction of new members was held April 8, 1943. Miss Kathleen Hilde- brand, a member of Quill and Scroll, grad- uate 'of' the University of Missouri School of Journalism and working as a cub reporter for the Kansas City Star, was speaker at the Induction. Refreshments were served. Page 16 J I scl leg Mc ch: ice th we de of th