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

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t we who aeks. le ot :litor iting king king d ti- s, all reen .ous- Qing. l lor high ctors they 1 the souri Two s the Nard ,ay ter, im. .vw ati 13 I , f ts, f f if if W2 Z ' 1 7 f 1 Bose Marie Butledge Kenny Grim ........ loanne Waters ....-. Stanley l-ettas .... Carol Merritt loAnne Sturges loan Harris .....,.. Harold Friedman .... lean Fox loAnn Iones Balph Martin ...... Kay Gregory ....... Anna l-ee Holloway Phil O'l-eary ......... lerry Epstein Lyle Don Carlos .... lrvin Maizlish ..... Torn Atkin Virginia Ieter ..... Ruth Thomas Eugene Gelhaar ..... M156 STAFP --------------Editor - - - - - Associate Editor - - - - First-Page Editor -------------Assistant Bob Wood Winthrop Wyman - -Second-Page Editor ---------------Assistant Phil Bothblatt Bob Stottle - - - -Third-Page Editor - - - - - - - -Assistant - - - -Sports Editor -------------Art Editor Advertising Manager -Circulation Manager Gertrude Brown - - - - - - - - - - - Financial Manager PRESSMEN Neil Meltzer, lrvin Maizlish, Eugene Gelhaar, Fred Trusell, lack Smith ------------ Assistants INSTBUCTOBS losephine Baity ---------------------- Newswriting C. A. Barrett ------- - ---------------------- Printing PAGE 21

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, Graff 633 ywf f ft' H5580 A hord job well done. Yes, thot's whot we con soy dbout this group ot newswriters who produced the Poiseo Press every two weeks. Supervised by Miss Boity, in the dbsence ot Miss Crissrnotn, the stott chose os its editor Rose Moirie Rutledge. Collecting news, writing it up, editing it, plornning the loyout, checking copy, getting ods, keeping books, working jointly with Mr. Bdrret in the printing, ond ti- nolly distributing it to the l,78U subscribers, dll proved to be o mon-sized job tor these green journolists ond their teocher who hod previous- ly hdd no experience in such on undertaking. Editor Rutledge won ct S25 wor bond tor writing the best story, of ony of the city high school writers, on her interview with the octors ond octresses ot l'Abilene Town when they dppectred in this city. The best stories ot dll types to oppedr on the poges during the yedr were sent to Missouri University tor judging in the stote contest. Two specidl editions were published. One wos the enrollment issue ond the lost being the oword issue. Bottom Row: Gertrude Brown, Bob Stottle, Ruth Thomas, Kay Gregory, Ralph Martin, Jo Anne Sturges, Anna Lee Holloway, Stanley Lettas, Shirley Jean Fox, Jo Ann Jones, Carol Merritt. Second Row: Rose Marie Rutledge, Phil O'Leary, Virginia Jeter, Joan Harris, Joanne Waters, Harold Friedman, Bob Wood, Irvin Maizlish, Tom Atkin. Third Row: Lyle Don Carlos, Kenny C-rim. Eugene Celharr, Winthrop Wyman, Jerry Epstein. PAGE 2 0

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FRESHMAN CIRL RESERVES Bottom Row: Shirley North, Alice Hall, Phoebe Anne Wolfe, Patsy Spensley, Shirley Kurtz, Jo Ann Schouse, Virginia Kammer, Henrietta La Mar, Elizabeth Blowers, Leona Clarke, Mary Sturtz, Barbara Hamilton. Second Row: Patty Chapman, Helen Conn, Janet Patrick, Carole Timms, Barbara Leibts, Jean Fore, Ardyce Pearson, Bernice Manahan, Angelia Konomus, Barbara Nellis, Eunice Miller. Third Row: Martha Lou Mimms, Jo Ann Weber, Barbara Haskins, Edwina Shock, Norma Beaver, Betty Jean Davidson, Patty Lou Natho, Joan Abbott, Josephine Nold, Sadako Matsushita, Betty Lichtenberger. Fourth Row: Ida Miller, Carol lnman, Norma Branham, Audrey Franklin, Mary Catherine Ross, Janet Fore, Shirley Shaw. SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES Bottom Row: Willa Dean Ricketson, Marilyn Tredway, Janis Lowe, Shirley Stoloway, Connie Conn, Marvis Bone, Shirley Steel, Pat Wydrawski, Doris Reynolds, Rosemary Hall, Linda Mayes. Second Row: Carol Christensen, Louise Coleman, Joan Schindler, Ann Eylar, Madeline Trogue, Virginia Taylor, Jo Rae Preston, Carol Ann Vernon, Dorothy Cladman, Atta Fisher. Third Row: Dorothy Shepp, Betty Crawford, Joyce Battle, Donna Wooldridge, Evelyn Brunn, Mary Jane Cain, lrene Ginez, Gloria Kruse, Joan Kitterman, Estellene Arbuckle, Doris Garrett. Fourth Row: Nancy Edsell, Rajean Tautfast, Barbara Fislon, Virginia Evans, Mary Joyce Hall, Helen Rogers, Barbara Davis, Gerry Marsh, Sally Richardson. Under the leadership of Mary Miner, the Girl Reserves set sail under the theme of Ships signifying Friendship, Leadership, and others. One meeting on Friendship, Mr. Harry Harlan spoke to the girls. The other officers of the year were vice-president, loan Cunningham, secretary, Ianis Lowe, treasurer, Shirley Iones. The freshman and sophomore triangles enrolled in the School of Charm , and did many other service works. Altogether it was a very successful year for the Girl Reserves. PAGE 2 2