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

 - Class of 1948

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BEREL LEE ABRAMS-Dramatics were the high point in uBushy's years at Paseo. He was in Drama Workshop and the Fall Play, and on the Honor Roll. He wants to be a doctor but of course, heill. go to college at Washington or Kansas U. RICHARD LEROY ALLISONf-Talented? of course. Dick played in the Mixer Band and Orchestra. He plays with several bands outside of school. Someday he wants to play Tenor Saxophone professionally. K.U. coming up. ESTELLENE ARBUCKLE-Y-Teens, Student Council, C.O.E. and Vice-President of her Homeroom were Estellenels interests. She saves pennies for her future home, which will probably be in California. Foods and Math, rated high with her. She will work after graduation. BOB E. ARNOLD-Besides being on the Honor Roll, he worked in El Ateneo, Engineers, Traffic Squad, Student Council, Hi-Y, Band and Drama Workshop. After attending K.C.U. Bob says, he would like to be in the F.B.I. DON ARNOLD-Don, although he didn't say much about him- self, enjoyed himself at Paseo. He was a member of Hi-Y and claimed that he liked working on cars as his hobby. Best of luck in whatever he undertakes next year. BOB ED ARNOLDfBob likes gym since his hobby is sports. He played second team football and first team basketball and was in Hi-Y. Hevll be another ,layhawker at Kansas University, when the fall term commences. DURLEEN LA NITA BAKER-'fBakie7' was a Rainbow girl. Foods and clothing were high on her list. To be a stenographer for a large business firm and then later a housewife is her ambi- tion. You will find her next fall at Burrows Business College. NORMAN BAELLOW-Basketball and drafting, yes, those were Normanls main interests here at Paseo. Next fall the campus of Missouri University will greet this smiling senior when he begins to study engineering. TED BALDWIN-Hi-Y, designing houses and cars occupied the greater part of Tedis time, even though World History proved to be interesting and fun too. He'll study to be an engineer at Junior College. LARRY E. BALLENGER-Larry was one of our Traffic Squad boys and a good one at that. He enjoys listening to music and eating, natch. American Problems were tops with him. K.C.U. or M.U. when the new school term begins. RICHARD BARNES-Band and Hi-Y were among his tops. Dick also liked to play football and basketball as a hobby, since Gym was his best class. Someday he says he'll be a wealthy man, let's hope. .I.C. will welcome him. BILL BARON-The R.O.T.C. claimed Bill as one of their ser- geants. He likes metal work and machine shops and cameras are his hobby. As for a nickname, they called him just plain 4'Bill'l. To work for the telephone company is his aim. INCE BARUCHeFor two years in Drama Workshop, Advanced Girls Chorus and a Stamp Treasurer, Inge was a real worker. Spanish is her class, yet she wants to be an interior decorator. It's K.C.U. for her to resume her studies. JOAN BARRETTe JO's main ambition is just to graduate from High School. She took up Photography for a hobby as well as her favorite class. She plans on attending Kansas City Business College in the fall. MARTIN BASS4'fMartyM worked in the Radio Club and Drama Workshop. Women, eating and sleeping are his hobbies, of course. Drama interests him greatly, but yet he has the ambition just to be a loafer. He won't loaf long if he goes to IC. JOYCE BATTLEiSweet, little Joyce, always had a happy smile and a cheery word for everyone. ln Zelas, El Ateneo, Y-Teens, Homeroom Officer and Office Assistant, she had a good time-, To be a secretary after .l.C. is her ambition. I4 Xl NRC time S. Honor day. A RUBEI Boxing remain altendi DON I friely, I Swimm life for ISADO just lik and mf History HARRl and S1 activitic the woi JANET Homert Janet l someda' VELMZ A Capj dance 2 put dov MARVI as Art roller S college. SARAH Lifesavi is her 3 and hat EYERE men. fo to make ing Roc ESTHE French and just and gvn a . 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aving irs as ins to t and make mind. nt in d the ii' but Jlayed bands phone 2.0.E. erests. ily be e will 'orked Hi-Y, ys, he t him- Y and est of sports. ll and fersity, v girl. rapher ambi- lege. 3 were pus of begins ed the ved to Junior Squad ic and K.C.U. 5. Dick e Gym n, let's :ir ser- ras are 'iBill77. vanced worker. zorator. ie from well as usiness Drama course. just to y smile -Teens, el time. SENIGIII CLASS Nl XRClA RAUMf-flXlarcia's hobby is wasting time, but in th time she found Spanish xery interesting and she was on tlib Honor Roll. Shelli be a buyer for some department store some- day. Another student to ,l.C. ROBERT BELLA-A Senior Lit. and R.O.T.C. kept Bob interested. Boxing. swimming, and the well known loafing took up the remainder of his time. An army officeifs Career for him, after attending Kansas City llniversity. DON BERLTNA-Honor Roll. Traffic Squad, Engineers Lit. So- ciety, Press Staff and Orchestra hailed Don as a loyal member. Swimming and the movies claim his spare time. An engineeris life for him after .lunior College. ISADORE BLOOMBERC-As a sergeant in the R.O.T.C., ulzzyv just liked being ridiculous. He wants to own his own business, and most of all he wants to graduate from Paseo. American History was his favorite subject. Another lad to J.C. HARRIET BODKER-LlSltlS senior seemed to enjoy Psychology and Speech, as they were her main classes. Aside from her activities, she found time to collect trinkets from all parts of the world. Off to illinois U. JANET BOEPPLERs-As a member of the Student Council, Homeroom Officer and Y-Teens, she had a good time. Sweet Janet had fun just riding around in the jalopies. She wants, someday, to be a secretary and we all know sheill succeed. VELMA BOLANDER-Velma likes to sing because she was in A Cappella and it was her favorite class. She likes to cook, dance and travel. She'll be a medical technician. U.C.L.A. will put down the welcome mat for her. MARVIS BONE-'cldaben worked hard in Rainbow and in Art, as Art was her favorite class. ln her spare time she enjoyed roller skating. Someday, she wants to become a nurse. As for college. she is still undecided. SARAH CECILE BORTNlCKfSarah was in A Cappella and Lifesaving. She plays the piano and writes poetry, while typing is her favorite class. She wants to be a retoucher and colorist and have a happy life. She'll go to .l.C. and later -to M. U. EVERETT LEE BRADLEYf-Lee was one of our football letter- men, for two years. While eating is his hobby, his ambition is to make a couple of million. His goal is set high but after attend- ing Rockhurst, it shouldn't be hard to obtain. ESTHER BRODY-Treasurer of the Horizon Club, and the French Club claimed Esther as a hard worker. She likes to travel and just loaf but in that time she writes to some pen pals. French and gym were tops with her. K.U. coming up. SHIRLEY BROYVN-Shirley had to work hard because she was on the Honor Roll and she sang with the A Cappella Choir and she likes it as a hobby too. A secretary to be. She will attend Junior College. WANDA MARIE BROYLESf3fusic and Orchestra keep Wancla pretty busy because music is her hobby, and someday she wants to be a singer. Next year will find her off to Heston Kansas Bible College, where she will continue her studies. MARY EULALIA BRUER--f'Rusty'l w as a member of Y-Teens, Pep Club and the French Club. She finds traveling is lots of inn, and music was her favorite subject. Shelll be at K.C.U. next year, and afterwards she wants to be a nurse. EVELYN BRUNNgThis happy-go-lucky girl always seemed to be busy in her many activities. She was on the Student Council, Vice-president of her Homeroom and Mask and Wig. Zetas, Drama Workshop, Y-Teens and Paseon claimed her also. RICHARD BUCKNERfDick was President of the Photography Club and in the Radio Club. These two were his hobby also and Photography was his main class, and we're sure he was a loyal worker in them both and did them justice. RUSSELL L. BURCETffEngineers, El Ateneo, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Wrestling Champion and Traffic Squad. Myfbut he was busy. He likes to dance in his spare time. Chemistry rated high with him. He wants to be a stock farmer after lowa State. WALTER KERN BURTONfffKern seemed to like all his classes since he doesn't have any favorite. He wants to be a big business man sometime, in the not too distant future. lt'll be either ,lunior College or Missouri University. l5 j., 1 3. . 'fa g' fiiftf i . .f - . , V ..,. 3 V. 1. . 4 , s M- 3 6 7. 9: s y ls 'f 1 . M 4 5, sw f.:w':?Q.mQ:l,QXQCL-fswzgfr-' if ., -I2a..gnc'fe'f BAUM BI-ILI. BLooMsr:Rc Bomc lea BOLANDER Bow BRADLEY liaonv Baorrrs Biww BLILKNER fil'HCF'l' Bram.: N Blgoveuza Hours MIK Ruowv lim. x x Ut mov

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