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

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0 ' Traffic Squad First Row CBottomj: Jim Silvius, Dean Lueking, Sal Capra, Blake Bush, Kenneth Marker, Ewing Williams, Bob Ahlvin, Bob Ingels, Norman Fabes, Dick Donovan. Second Row: Dick Ingels, John Miller, Sherman Fabes, Kenneth Godfrey, Duane Busby, Charles Lancaster, Bob Delfs, Bob Wood, Joseph Mack, Harold Hall, Charles Cowger, Henry McDonald, Tom De Loyht, Bob Strieby. Third Row: Joe Proctor, Clifford Dillard, Paul Sturm, Don Byers, William Coover, Leon Flappan, Jerry Connelly, Bob Morton, Evan Hammett, Gerald Hill, Parker Perkins, John Cecil. Fourth Row: Jerry Breitag, Delmar Stowell, Guy Boyer, Jim Ross, Bob Bonette, Oscar Kastner, Bill Bow- man, George Kennard, Alex Krantz, Dale Owings, BobPhillips. First Row CBottomj: Herb Cohen, Albert Thalman, Robert Stevens, LeRoy Woods, Jim Graner, Jim Carl, Jim Barnes, Bruce Wimer, Clement Hertzlet. Second Row: Marvin Goodfarb, Joe Stewart, Raleigh Fleming, Bob Wolf, Max Bell, John Larberg, Phil O'Leary, J. G. Luker, Vernon Bingaman, Louis Rozier, Melvin Rozier. Third Row: Robert Gilliland, Harry Clark, Verne McWilliams, Duane Busby, Charles Shreve, Stanley Silberg, Jim Wood, Edward Peterson, Bob Lyon, Leon Kupper, George Swenson. Fourth Row: Albert Stewart, Glenn Illig, Darwin Summers, Bob Zimmerman, Ed Cleary, Bob McGrath, Joe Fountain, Dick White, Jack Hirsekorn, Don Rudnick. Traffic Squad The badge of the Traffic Squad, worn this year by eighty-eight junior and senior boys chosen for their character and leader- ship, commanded respect for those responsif ble students who gave an hour of each day to supervise and correct traffic in the halls and cafeteria. Help shortages in the cafeteria were allevi- ated by the carry-away plan for dishes in- stituted by the Squad. The boys also kept students out of the halls during lunch hours and away from their lockers in class times. Mr. J. C. Bond was sponsor for the first semester, and Mr. Lawrence Cannon served the second semester. Officers were: General, Bob Ahlvin: Captains, Blake Bush, Dean Lueking, and Ewing Williams: Lieutenants, Norman Fabes, Bob lngels, Dick lngels, and Jim Silvius, Sergeants, Sal Capra, Dick Don- ovan, and Kenneth Marker, PAGE 25 , l

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' X First Semester Student Council lfirst Row QBottomD: Jo Anne Sturges, Louise Senior, Shirley Ferdina. Jack Hirsekorn, James Silvius, Betty De Jarnette, Bill Bowman, Dean Lueking, Barbara Callaway, Katherine Ammon. Second Row: Charles Kahn, Jo Ann Heckert, Nancy Niemeyer. Barbara Norman, Maxine Eisenhower, Eugene Kirk, Bill Tucker, Joe Stewart, Raymond Gould. Claire Nerman, Jeannine Kahn, Shirley Bennett, Shirley Ralls, Dorothy Shields, Ann Harper, Pat Clippard, Jackie Lester, Marjorie Wachter. Third Row: Evan Hammett, Grace Blando, Gloria Horn. Stanley Lettas, Bob Delfs, Dave Schmidt, Jerry Higginbotham, Wayne Spilker, Oscar Kastner, Bill Schmuck. J. G, Luker, Gene Droskin, Charlotte Saeger, Barbara Marsh. Fourth Row: Pat Sholders, Richard Sellars, John Meyer, Bob lngels, Ewing Williams, Horace Lansdon, Bill Lashbrook, George Kennard, Don Guemple, Richard Ottenad. George Sellars. Second Semester Student Council liirst Row C,Bottomj: Charlotte Saeger, Janet Seiter, Jack Hirsekorn, Bill Bowman, Dean Lueking, Betty De Jarnette, James Silvius, J. G. Luker, Evelyn Weaver, Anna Jouras. Second Row: Carol Cramm, Mildred Sefton. Shirley Zito, Jeannine Kahn, Janice Wiseman, Joyce Reboul. Louise Senior, Shirley Hansen, Marion Sorg, Sarah Purtzer, Ruthe Diefendorf, Frank Roth, Janet Clifton, Pat Clippard, Betty Bendey, Nancy Edsell. Third Row: David Campbell, Martha Jo Huff, Evelyn Brunn, Barbara Callaway, Doris Whaley, Stanley Lettas, Bob Arnold, Carleton Lindgren, Norman Fabes, Evan Hammett, Pat Sholders, Gerry Coel, Bob Strieby, Sal Cappa, Marjorie Phillips, Margery Kastner, Mabel Mcliinstry. Fourth Row: Sally Richardson, Jim Wood, Leo Sturm, Dick Ottenad, Charles Owens, Herb Shour, Bob Ahlvin, Alex Krantz, George Satterlee, Tom Lynch, John Cecil Dale Owings. Student Council Our governing body has been very suc- cessful this year in enlisting the aid of the students, through the homeroom represent- atives, in improving conditions around Paseo caused by wartime shortages and strains. Hosts and hostesses were stationed on each floor to guide visitors and keep the halls cleared during class periods. Whole-hearted cooperation was given to cleaning up the halls and cafeteria. As sponsoring sales of tickets for the foot- ball and basketball games, and subscriptions to the Press and Paseon have always been part of the Council's work, a School Spirit Committee was newly formed to further support these projects. Officers, elected last spring, served for the whole year. They were: president, Bill Bow- man: vice-president, Dean Lueking: secre- tary, Jack Hirsekorn: treasurer, Betty De Jarnette: sergeant-at-arms, Jim Silvius. PAGE 22

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Book Crew. First Row CBottomb: Albert Thalman, Albert Stewart, Bob Delfs, Winthrop Wyman. Second Row: Dick Fowler, Jim Ross. Health Room Assistants. First Row QBottomD : Dorothy Shields. Ruthe Diefendorf, Shirley Lundy, Olivene Sharts. Second Row: Katherine Kashiwagi. Ann Harper, Jeannine Kahn. Office Assistants. First Row QBottomJ 1 Rita Johnson. Joyce Bohling. Rosemary Klausman, Lucille Pearson, Mary Lou Brewer. Second Row: Edith McCullough. Sally Hawkins. Betty Ann Schmuck, Charlotte Saeger. History Committee. Verna Bockelman, Betty Sue Anderson. Health Room Assistants These seven senior girls were chosen by Miss Powers, the school nurse, as her assist- ants in the health room. They helped with the freshmen and senior tuberculin tests and co-sponsored with the Paseo P.T.A., the Christmas T.B. stamp sales. Office Assistants Assisting in the office each day, these girls gain valuable experience in typing, filing, and office routine. Aside from this, they are the girls who write admits and assign overtime. Book Crew Jim Ross, captain, makes sure that the book crew gets the English Library books to the right place at the right time. History Committee The School History Committee has the job of keeping the Paseo Scrapbook up to date with the clippings from the newspaper and other sources. A. A. U. W. Betty Ann Schmuck, top-ranking senior, is chairman of this group of girls who were selected in their freshman year for their scholastic ability. A. A. U, W. First Row CBottom5 : Ruby Carlson, Betty Ann Schmuck. Laura Ann Kroenckc, Sarah Purtzer. Charlotte Saeger. Leona Peltzman. Carol Sims. Second Row: Arthca North. Kay Gregory, Beverly Schmidt, Jeanette Stahl, Pat Bothwell, Joe Ann Ogg. Jo Anne Tint. PAGE 24 '