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

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EUGENE FABES - Geneis many achievements and services to Paseo, and his winning personality caused him to be elected Senior class president. Gene's numerous activities included president of F .T.A. and Discussion Club, general of the Traffic Squad, a two-year football letterman, parliamentarian of the Student Council, City Hall Day participant, and a member of the National Honor Society and the Mixer Committee. Harvard, Yale, or Princeton and a career in law or engineering are in the sights of this outstanding senior. GRETCHEN WENDEGATZ-This talented senior was elected as giftorian of her senior class. Gretch was kept busy as president of Y-Teens, Iunior Continuity officer, chairman of the Mixer Committee, first page editor of the Press, on the business staff of the Paseon, and veep of all city Student Council. As secretary of National Student Council, president of Zetas and lnterclub Council, a member of Pep Club, Mask and Wig, A Cappella, Assembly Committee, Quill and Scroll, and the Honor Roll, Gretchen made many friends. She also found time to be a Cheerleader for two-years and a Miss Peppy attendant. She will attend K.U. or Northwestern next year. IIM IEPSON-As vice-president of his Senior class, this popular guy added another honor to his achievements at Paseo. lim was also veep of the Student Council and Iunior class, president of the Lettermen's Club and French Club, an Eagle Scout, City Hall Day and Boy's State representative, and a member of the Press Staff, Chemistry Club, and Mixer Committee. Next year K.U. will claim this senior who wants to become an aeronautical or mechanical engineer. DOROTHY OWENS-This friendly senior was ably chosen secretary of her senior class. As a member of the Paseon Staff, Zetas, Mixer Committee, Mask and Wig, a cabinet member of Y-Teens, Dottie made many friends. She was also elected secretary of her Iunior class and was a member of the Executive Board of the Student Council and Pep Club. K.U. will receive this popular Pirate. TED SHANE - Treasurer of the Senior class was the honor given this talented senior. Ted proved his acting ability as a member of the fall play cast, P.T.A. Play, Drama Workshop, and winner of the Poetry Cup. Keats, Lettermen's Club, the Executive Board of Student Council, treasurer of the Iunior class, Assembly Committee, Tralhc Squad, and Discussion Club all claimed this Pirate. Ted represented Paseo on the football and track team, Debate Team, at Boys' State, and as Paseo's councilman at City Hall Day. His ambition is to be a lawyer. DEAN MOOR-Reporter for the Senior class was the position this popular senior received. Being president of Chemistry Club and Radio Club, a member of Discussion Club, Keats, Traffic Squad, Mixer Committee, Executive Board of the Student Council, Assembly Committee, Paseon Staff, and Sound Crew kept Dean busy. His junior year he served as fourth page editor of the Press, reporter for the Iunior class, and was willed Best Personality by the senior class. Kansas University will receive this Pirate. DICK TURPIN-Football and basketball rated tops in the life of this senior who was elected sergeant-at-arms of his class. Traliic Squad, Paseon Staff. Keats, Lettermen's Club, Debate Team, and homeroom oliicer claimed Dick as a member. As a member of the varsity football and basketball teams, sergeant-at-arms of his Iunior class, and in Student Council, he was kept busy. At K.U. Dick will study to be a petroleum engineer.