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

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is, .h- ck .e Q ls, .eg fn.. th 08' A. A. U. W. Each year four sophomore girls are chosen to be sponsored b th . y e American Association of University Women. The selection is based on scholastic rating for the freshman year. Representatives from various colleges inform the girls of the advantages of their school. Exhibits are also presented and the girls are advised as to the school they will attend and the course they will take. No officers were elected. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Everybody knows the office assistants. They're the little people who call up on the intramural phone and get you out of class. They also hold positions of great responsibility in the office, filing cards and helping Mr. Shepherd and bein Of A ll ' ' ' ' ' the office. g geneia y useful in keeping things in order in HEALTH ASSISTAN TS And of course we must not forget Paseo's angels of mercy, the health assistants. These girls help every day in Miss Powers' office, looking down people' throats and bandaging skinned knees and elbows They also put in time as assistants at Menorah Hospital receiving instruction and folding bandages. MISS POWERS A. A. U. W. First Row tbottomjz Jeannette Stahl, Jo Ann Tint, Charlotte Saeger, Patricia Both- well, Anne Fox. Second Row: Charlene McPheeters, Maxine Mayes, S h i rl e y Grigsby, Shirley Nerman, Edith Johnson, Betty Ann Schmuck. Absent: Fern Rue. OFFICE AQTANTS First Row fbottoml: Edith McCullough, Marilyn Fredman, Margaret Meek, Vir- ginia Rogers, Elizabeth Weide, Anne FOX. Second Row: Winifred Shields, Mary LOU Cozad, Joyce Raynor, Edith Johnson, Irene Gulko. Third Row: Marilyn Mallen, Patty Piffer, Shirley Nerman, Rita Johnson, Donna Hibbeler, Mary Gene Wheaton. X Z HEALTH ASSISTANTS Left to Right: Mary Ellen Scott. JOHN Matthew, Pat Redding, Beverly Billifliftfm- , Grace McCracken, Sylvia Friedman. K'

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Freshman Induction Acquainting the Freshman Class with the opportunities open to them in high school in the shape of organizations, services, and honors, the Freshman Induction was pre- sented last fall in accordance With the tra- dition started in 1938. Representatives from the Freshman Class had the ideals of Paseo explained to them, and had a glimpse of what they would partake in While in high school. Those in the cast were: Martha Timms, Freshman Girl, Harold Leitnaker, Fresh- man Boyg Maxine Mayes, Senior Girl, Dick Foth, Senior Boy, Gerre Jones, Courageg Marion Evilsizer, Sincerityg Jim Ralls, Loyalty, Phyllis Fishman, the Gold Figure, and Pat Redding, Youth. Much credit should go to the faculty com- mittee Who made the program a success with their hard Work in directing and attending to the tableaux and many other details. Page 24 1

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g I.. -aa..a1z..s15a5ag.7 un-saga: .P-.1 , 1 .us -we if l 4 I n i 1 l l l i 1 l E Il. i i i , , i l 1 i l I s il 56 3 -l 1 ,. l I 1 I l I l 5... Girl Reserves With a membership of 260, the largest in its history, the Girl Reserves had a successful year with their theme We Would Be Building. The trend in this, as in all other organiza- tions, was toward the war, with speakers on women in the world of today and what place high school girls had. Deviating from the war, the club had a pageant for Christmas and Easter, and a tea for their mothers. Because of the war, the service work was placed in an important part. Making scrap- books for the soldiers, sewing for the Red Cross, and writing letters to J apanese-Amer- ican girls interned in relocation camps occu- pied the girls. The cabinet members were: president, Pat Redding, vice-president, Beverly Ralph, sec- retary, Helen Hoare. treasurer, Pat Piffer, senior' chairman, Harriette Harkins, junior chairman, Fern Rue, sophomore chairman, Ann Harper, freshman chairman, Donna Chapman, social chairman, Pat Bales, serv- ice chairman, Maxine Mayes, worship chair- man, Jeanne Matthew, membership chair- man, Marion Evilsizer, publicity chairman, Vaunceil Crawford, Interclub representa- tive, Frances Wolfskill, public affairs chair- man, Winnie Shields, music chairman, Mary Lou Mathews, finance chairman, Mary Rooney. SENIOR TRIANGLE First Row tbottomb ' Evelyn Allen, Mary Lou Gardner, Jeanne Hardy, Maw l-1011 Cozad ,Mafien EVilSiZeI', Virginia RK!gel'S, PatbGen- Sh try, Shirley Armstrong. Joy Stoffle, Doris Plowman, Eleanor McFadden. Second Row: Joanne Scott, Joan Renne, ary a ason, Eva Schekorra, Mary Seeley, Grace McCracken, Josephine Genova, Sally Andrew, Vaunceil Crawford, Donnis Lueking. Third Row: Nadean Croskey, Maxine Mayes, Mary Frances Scoville, Pat Redding, Elaine Tllalinanf Mary Ellen Sullivan, Margie HaYeS, Pearl Greenblot Mary Maxine Tomlinson, Phyllis Markham. Fourth Rowi. Mary Gene Wheaton, Harriette Harkins, Muriel Bondurant, Jean Wilder, Beverly Billington, Catherine Eatherton, Elizabeth Oetkln, Esther Breed, Jean Matthew, Mary Gent. JUNIOR TRIANGLE First Row tbottoml: Eleanor Dallam, Barbara Brew, Patricia Dallam, Jean Minert, Pat Bassett, Jean Turner, Dorothy Lefler, Nancy Dille, Clarice Cadlic, Doris Allen. Second Row: Margaret Lansdon, Elizabeth Vail, Ruth Hansen, Merle Ann Jeffrey, Ruth' Clark, Betty Miller, Natalie Berry, Shirley Hill, Martha Whisler. Third Row: Fern Rue, Evelyn Forbes, Virginia Woodburn, Shirley Grigsby, Donna Hibbeler, Joana Barker, Charlene McPheeters, Beverly Thompson, Frances Wolfskill, Mary Collins. Fourth Row: Joan Dexter, Noreen Pauletic, Mary Rooney, Patty Piffer, Mary Lou Mathews, Mary Jane Smith, Pat Bales, Wandalee Martin, Naoma Wachter, Bonnie Quillan. SOPHOMORE TRIANGLE First Row tbottomlz Kay Cupp, Jeannine Kahn, Helen Hoare, Dorothy Shields, Janet Seiter, Jo Ellen Parsley, Sally Hawkins, Mar- tha Huff, Jackie Lester, Jeanette Stahl, Pat Smith. Second Row: Eleanor Parelman, Mary Lou Evans, Serena Engelhart, Charlotte Saeger, Shirley Lundy, Sylvia Stevens, Verna Bockelman, Jacqueline Moor, Pat Bothwell, Eleanor Brown, Norma Sloan. Third Row: Eleanor Wilson, Diane Houston, Mercedes Harding, Betty De Jarnette, Dorothy Dubach, Sonia Snyder, Grace Blando, Shirley Gulley, Sue Anderson, Elneta Richmond. Fourth Row: Ilene Biederman, Joanne Cooper, Elizabeth Banner, Louise Huffman, Marion Edwards, Joan Rappelye, Joyce Comer, Shirley Jones, Shirley Ralls, Ann Harper. FRESHMAN TRIANGLE First Row tbottomlz Eunice Wiebe, Dorothy Gene McGuire, Mary Louise Young, June Minert, Carol Cramm, Pattie Lou Young, Billie Jean Buck, Margaret Bone, Patricia Lewis, Agatha Catechis, Jane Carman. Second Row: Geraldine Jones, Ruth Ann Pinger, Ruth Thomas, Donna Chapman, Joan Emert. Joyce Feldbusch, Rose Dodd, Marion Ellis, Yvonne Eastham, Patricia Maret. Third Row: Thelma Stapleton, Dorothy Drawley, Willa Mae Best, Julia Mast, Gloria Horn, Patricia Gunter, Shirley Lindauer, Martha Taylor, Gloria Williams. Page 26 ' --' ' ' f 1-1 - 1 me-ear--1. .--, .....-.-.L .- ' . , W . - . ' f 4- ,- . ,Y--.zur-515. rii .mx-1: 2.: .' f . Y- '.f . Q . T f - - K'-1. . 4-asf.-ea.-ma..-....-s-erseliee.-.-ee -'---.::..c+e1aa..:a - .,.g .1e.e,.a,,-. f- . -