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

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vas es, the vas lily of yer. of the 'or- wut. PRESS STAFF Donald Tranin . . . . Editor Beverly Billington . . Assistant Editor Maxine Mayes J oana Barker Stanford Bovos Don Coleman Bob Conley Joan Dexter Evelyn Forbes FIRST PAGE . . . . Editor Shirley Grigsby Margaret McDowell Jean Miller Bill Wallingford Virginia Woodburn Ralph Comer SECOND PAGE Sushanah Braver ..... Editor Irene Gulko Maureen Wilhoit Shirley Hill Sid Willens THIRD PAGE Naoma Wachter ...... Editor Patricia Black Mary Lou Mathews Patricia Dallam Martha Settle Donna Hibbeler FOURTH PAGE Spencer Brown ...... Editor Jack Busby 2 Geraldine Lefler S ' ' ' Adv' Managers N orene Pauleti Patricia Bassett 5 Judy Droskin 2 C 2 . . Circulation Nancy Dine 5 . . . Proofreaders INSTRUCTORS Helen Jo Crissman . . . Newswriting C. A. Barrett . . . . Printing Editor Tmnin ami Staff 3,8 Page 21

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T e Paseo Press I 1 4 I 1 l 1 I F 'i't':11-Q-wnlilnnn'-M C f THE PRESS GOES TO PRESS First Row Cbottoml' Evelyn Forbes, Fern Rue Joana Barker, Joan Dexter,. Shirley Grigsby, Donna Hibbeler, Norine Pauletic, Sid Willens, Stanford Bovos, Ralph Comer. Second Row: Nancy Dille, Pat Black, Jack Busby, Martha Settle, Donald Tranin, Bill Wallingford, Geraldine Lefler, Pat Dallam, Pat Bassett, Susanah Braver. Third Row: Judy Droskin, Irene Gulko, Shirley Hill, Maureen Wilhoit, Margaret McDowell, Virginia Woodburn, Namoa Wachter, Mary Lou Matthews, Bob Conley, Don Coleman. Fourth Row: Spencer Brown, Maxine Mayes, Beverly Billington. Working under the increasingly difficult conditions caused by war priorities and such, editor Tranin and his crew still man- aged to maintain the traditional high stand- ards of the publication. The first few issues of the year were published by Quill and Scroll members elected last year, under the editorship of Dan Cheifetz, Quill and Scroll president. The new staff, however, soon out- grew its cubhood, got into the swing of things, and began putting out the paper on its own. Chief among the innovations this year was a change in type styles in the headlines, adding a new, streamlined appearance to the standard make-up. Also new this year was the policy of publishing the paper bi-weekly instead of weekly as in the past. Caused, of course, by the war. Among the new features added was a per- sonalized sports column and a series of personality sketches under the title Into the Spotightf' Also present were such old favor- ites as the Pirates' Parrot and Aroundabout. Page 20

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