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

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mfg,2f,Ngrii1iUgHf U BRARY llillilllllilillllllillliruilltmllil 3440 S. Lee's Summit T2nd?r independence, Mo 64055 G E 3 oooo 12996559 o ibedica lfion ' VLNl 6 '- ln this annual of l946 are stored a year's activities and memories in pictures and in words. As we record these well- known facts for another Paseo year we cannot but wonder and dream about the twenty years which lie behind us and the thousands of girls and boys who have experienced per- haps the same life of basketball and football games, Friday night club meetings, marching R.O.T.C. soldiers, half-hour assemblies, home room problems and memorable senior plays, dances, and graduations. This life was ours of '46 and so it was of '26, although each year has made its contributions to that spirit which lives in the heart of our school. Paseo has lived through a war, holding fast to its tradi- tions and inventing new ones for those that follow. She has suffered the loss of many of her boys in four years of war, moving into the changing world with fortitude and courage. To those who have gone before us during Paseo's twenty years-years of building and modeling, of uncertainty and risk, of experiment and discovery, of trial and error, all of which have helped to make Paseo the school it is today, we dedicate these pages. -THE STAFF OF '46 PAGE 2