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

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FRESHMAN Hl-Y Bottom Row: Harold Hatfield, Don Schulenburg, John Pomquist, Dick Scalet, Jim Marsh, Dick Miller, Mark Melson, Harold Ash, Bruce Barrett, Ronald Taylor. Second Row: Bruce Maret, Allen Wolf, Jim Holback, Jim McKeown, Dale Schmidt, Dick Stabb, Charles Gillam, Henry Wurst, Robert Tull, Charles Crorney. Bottom Row: Carl Davenport, Jim Hamilton, Jim Hyatt, Arthur Cry, Tom Overman, Joe Hope, Robert Seal, Virgil Simonds, Bill Tessler. Second Row: Paul Nelson, Wendell Ingram, Urselle Payne, Don Gilcrest, Lee Towler, Bob Wells, Jerry King, Royce Roberts. lil? PAGE 25

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JVW ln striving to achieve their three goals set at the beginning of the school year, the boys ot the Hi-Y club had fun in doing their Work. Their three goals were: To join the national organization and receive their charter, to sponsor and nurse the Freshman Hi-Y into healthy success, and to make an outstanding contribution to Hi-Y world service. With the realization ot these goals the boys are conti- dent that their club will maintain its position as the leader of I-li-Y clubs the city over. ,lb .. Qpdf , 5?-+-w-wv22i -wM..,,,, , ,Q ,Q HI-Y CABINET Bottom Row: Chuck Lancaster, Bob Phillips, George Kennard Top Row: Bob Zimmerman, John Larberg, Kenneth Grim. The otticers for the year: George Kennard and Charles Lancaster, presidents, Barton Hogland and lohn Larberg, secretaries, treas- urers, Duane Nelson and Dave Schmidt, busi- ness managersg Guy Boyer and Bob Hanson, devotionals. Bottom Row: Billy Monroe, Carter Hamilton, Bill Stephens, Jack Waller, Ken Boling, Bob Brookmeyer, Phil Johnson, Al Thalman. Second Row: Johnny Huges, Gene Waskam, Don Byers, Herb Knapp, Duane Nelson, Leon Flappan, Albert Walters, Bill Walters. Third Row: Charles Owens, Edward Moody, Jim Barnes, Bob Arnold, Bob Sloan, Larry Dallam, Jack Botteron. Bud Baker, Winthrop Wymgn. Bottom Row: Elmer Estos, Ray Bandel, Tom Hall, Bob Morris, Kenneth Godfrey, Don Ebbert, Gerald Hodgins, Dave Schmidt, Barton Hoglund. Second Row: Allan Morrow, Roland Graham, Joe Workoczervski, Jerry McCoy, E. C. Leslie, John Davis, James Bowes, John Wurst. Third Row: Richard Drake, John Wilhort, Jack Saggart, Bob Hanson, Ralph Martin. PAGE 24

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DISCUSSION CLUB Appearing before the Parent-Teachers As- sociation group, Girl Reserves and an open meeting this organization discussed subjects concerning the necessity of frats and sororities in school life, and boy and girl relationships. Various world affairs were discussed at regu- lar meetings. Mary Miner and Harriet Bigus were the presidents. DISCUSSION CLUB Bottom Row: Stanley Lettas, Marvin Coodfarb, Joe Ann Ogg, Bob Wolf, Joan Baker, Nancy Kyger, Rose Marie Rutledge, Mary Miner, Harriet Bigus. Second Row: Druery Thorn, Sally Richardson, Donna Wooldridge, Margaret Dickenson, E. C. Leslie, Sally Purtzer, Judy Leslie, John Wurst. Third Row: Herb Knapp, Winthrop Wyman, Phil OLeary, Harold Fried- man, Stewart Hudson, Harold Einhorn, John Larberg, Jerry Kaplan. DEBATERS Bottom Row: Dick Staab, Carolyn Olson, Darlyne Allin, Barbara Spaulding, Joan Kim- brell, Audrey Bernstein, Arthea North, Joan Heckert, Carol Merritt, Patty Lou Young. Second Row: Jane Overman, Bernice Manahan, Mary Ellen Delph, Lee Kahn, Carol Pash, Ann Follmer, Arlayne Heizman, Barbara Liebst, Charlene McCoy, Sunnie Sherman. Third Row: Donna Withers, Sally Richardson, Marcheta Blakesley, Anne Fair, Ernest Olson, Morris Kross, Lee Fowler, Bob Lee Morris, Jim Belt. Fourth Row: Nancy Kyger, Mary Miner, Bennie Trump, Don Janes, Bill Lacy, Stuart Hudson, DEBATERS The question of compulsory military train- ing provided the subject for the deloaters inter-school contests and also for the Town Meeting assembly at which E. C. Leslie, Howard Naster, Stewart Hudson, Lou Rozier, lim Belt, Mel Rozier, and their advisor Mr. Richmond took part. Lou Rozier, E. C. Leslie, John W'urst. PAGE 26 Bottc Larbe Marv Charl Bu! it Damn Calla Soros L, iIi'y