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

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Goodfarb. er, Nancy ry Miner, ry Thorn, Margaret zer, Judy rb Knapp. old Fried- orn, John yn Olson, oan Kim- Jrth, Joan u Young. Manahan, Pash, Ann ra Liebst, 'hird Row: Marcheta in, Morris Jim Belt. ier, Bennie 't Hudson, rst. Bottom Row: Bob Johnson, Bill Prosser, John Larberg, Larry Stein, Sherman Gallas. Tow Row: Marvin Goodfarb, Bobby Boxer, Morris Cross, Charles Garney. 1 i VICTORY STAMP T'R EASURERS Bottom Row: Frank Gumm, Marvin Romer, Darlene Malamud, Marilyn Richards, Marilyn Finley, Betty Peterson, Dick Wood, Clard- Cohn, Betty Richardson, Buddy Kahn, Virginia Taylor. Second Row: Jean Lake, Blu Wanda Bilyen, Barbara Abrams, Betty Jean Lichinberger, Rosemary Moody, Thelma Sudvarg, Marcia Bortnick, Maxine Schaffer, Kathryn Koontz John Fredman Jimmy Miller Harold H tf' ld Th' d R , . , a e . ir : Dorothy Kelso, Barbara Johnson, Pat Maret, Donna Fowlkes, Dolores Rach, Ruth Seats,IKismet Claymoavh, Shirley Watson, George Cox, Carol Christenson, Jean Martin, Jean Johnson. Fourth Row: Tom Atkin, Martin Davis, Marjorie Wachter, Shirley Spellman, Donna Wooldridge, Edith Hadson, Ruby Carlson, Betty Th B S . . . . , . . urman, etty mith, Roberta Winer, Shirley Baker. Fifth Row. Ted Baldwin, Jim Kelly, Donald Scott, Joe Hope, Betty Porter, Joan Schindler, Esther Schaeffer, Martha Andrew, Nancy Major, Inge Barrach, Janeal Parrish. Sixth Row: Alan Yorkdale, Logan Fox, Jim Johnson, C. B. Graham, Gene Droskin, John Larberg. Lois Bodker, Leon Bobrecher. Seventh Row: Ken Boling, Calvin Spradley, Jerry Feldman. VICTORY STAMP TREASURERS Doris Steinrnitz, manager, and Ruth Bram- rneier, assistant manager, under the direc- tion of Mr. I. W. Bradley were in charge of defense stamp selling. Mr. Bradley's homeroom and two repre- sentatives from each homeroom aided with the exchange of money for stamps. Paseo was one of the highest ranking schools in defense stamp selling, mostly be- cause of the efficient and well planned sys- tem which Mr. Bradley uses. STAMP CLUB Taking in S1300 at their stamp auction for Red Cross benefit, this club, sponsored by Mr. Barret and Miss Lenhart, also had trading meetings at which Marvin Goodfarb and lohn Larberg presided. CHESS CLUB lust a nice quiet game of chess was the object of those who joined this organization that Was sponsored by Mr. Carmen and Miss Betz. A tournament was held and novices at the game learned quickly and were soon able to beat the best. STAMP CLUB CHESS CLUB Bottom Row: Marvin Goodfarb, Edward Kershin- baum, Malcolm Littman, Richard Clark, Sherman Gallas, Jim Belt, Martha Laue, Beverly Vanice. Second Row: Jerome Kolken, Johnnie George. ' Larry Stein, Johnny Larberg. PAGE 27 if 5 Lau

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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

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i f S l RADIO CLUB Bottom Row: Carl Foxworthy, Delores Streck, Gloria Edison, Leon Flappan, Boots VanVelzer, Alan Birkett. Second Row: Mac Hellberg, Herbert Halstonberg, Mr. Constant, Louis Wamsher, Ronald Wolberg. Bottom Row: Jim Squires, Leonard Carlson, Earl Sykes, Phyllis Brunn, Willoe Palmer, Betty Sue VanVelzer, Don Krack, Fred Gibson. Second Row: Duane Nelson, George Kennard, Marjorie Haynes, N-ed Roll, Francis Steehn, Gerald Bowman, Neil Welter. Third Row: William Edwards, Leonard Caskey, Alan Berger, Harold Einhorn, Robert Cowan, Louis Wamsher, Charles Whiteside, Alan Birkett. MUIR CLUB Bottom Row: John Meyer, Bill Bell, Dick Gaul, Earl Miller, Delman Stowell, George Hilbert, Robert Cowan, Marvin Phillips, Otto Doble, Ed Kirschenbaum, Malcolm Litmann. Second Row: Charles Gatschet, Armand Goldansky, Vinton Kreeger, Jean Martin, Gloria Bryan, Joan Dille, Shirley Lattner, Jocelyn Goldberg, Don Rudnick, Anita Kopin, Marian Gilgus, Shirley Grischer, Margaret Brown. Third Row: Barbara Planzer, Janis Ryder, lrene Soisette, Doris Haley, Joanne Collins, Shirley Hansen, Patty Daniels, Beverly France, Pat lnman, Rosemary Moody, Doris Deniston, Marilyn Goodman, Shirley Watson. ' - P .- .zkiswabwiy-QSM PAGE 28 I C Q