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

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PHARES REED, C. REEVES RIIONEMUS RINARD ROGERS, G 20 PoPE REED, R. REFER Riokersorv RIVERS RoNEMoUs RACCUGLIA REEDER RHo.-iDEs RIc:KE'r'rs Romans, D. Rose, MAR GARI-.T V' .fe GERALDINE Pl-IARES- Ierre was vice president of Patricians, and a member of Pep Club and Y-Teens. She enjoyed oil painting and next year she'll go to the Art Institute where she'll study magazine designing. RUTH ANN POPE- Ruthie was a member of A Cappella, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Commerce Club, and Girls' Chorus. Sewing and listening to records are her favorite pastime. After gradu- ation Ruthie will be getting married. ANN RACCUGLIA-Ann liked to sew and read and her favorite subject was clothing. After graduation Ann hopes to get a job as a secretary and then have a home of her own. CAROL REED-Table tennis champion, and a Zeta mem- ber occupied the spare time of this senior. Working after school on a short day program kept Carol busy. Her ambition is to be a buyer of sports clothes. ROBERT REED-Robert was a member of French Club, Radio Club, and the Future Teachers of America. He likes listening to operas. After graduating from I.C. or M.U. he wants to be a history teacher. MARYLIN REEDER-Marylin was very active in all her church's activities. Eating was a favorite pastime of this gal who played the Queen of Hearts in the P.T.A. play. Next year will Find her studying to be an x-ray technician. SANDRA REEVES--Commerce Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Drama Workshop, Patricians, and honor roll claimed Sandy as a member. Cooking and eating were her favorite pastime. She'll soon become a secretary. CLARENCE REFER-Working at the A 8: P occupied Clarence's time after school. Metal work was his favorite class. After graduation he will train to be an auto or aircraft mechanic. MARY RHOADES-Secretary of her church youth group, a member of A Cappella, after school sports, and playing the piano kept Mary busy. Iunior College or K.U. will receive this future gym teacher. SANDRA RHONEMUS-Sandie enjoyed being in Pep Club, Y-Teens, Cynthians, and Mask and Wig. Family Living was this Pirate's favorite subject. Going to business college and marriage are in this senior's future. NANCY RICKETSON-President of Mask and Wig, and a member of Pep Club, Y-Teens, Zetas, Girls' Chorus, and Drama Workshop were Nancy's activities. After graduation she will go to William Iewell. RUE RICKETTS-Studying engineering at I.C. and Ar- kansas University are the future plans of this senior. While at Paseo, Rue was in Radio Club, and math and radio were his favorite subjects. GEORGE RINARD -Trigonometry and radio were favorite subjects of this senior, who worked at A 8: P. Repairing radios and television sets kept George busy. Iunior College will receive this future electrical engineer. LOIS RIVERS-A member of A Cappella and working for a senior pin in after school sports were Lois's favorite activities. Civil defense and working occupied her time too. After graduation Lois is getting married. DELORIS ROGERS-Orchestra, Press Staff, and El Ateneo claimed Deloris as a member. Singing in Armed Forces shows and reading kept this senior busy. Being an air line hostess is in Deloris's future plans. GLEN ROGERS - Glen enjoyed being in the Safety Science Club, Chemistry Club, and De Molay. Drafting and driver's education were his favorite subjects. After I.C., Glen will continue at M.U. CAROL RONEMOUS- Ronnie was a member of Thi- cions, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Press and Paseon Staffs, and Mask and Wig. Being president of A.A.U.W., veep of Discussion Club, on the Executive Board of Student Council and Red Cross, and Assembly Committee also kept this likeable senior busy. After graduation it's K.U. and to become a physician for Carol. MARGARET ROSE - Mugs was a member of El Ateneo, A Cappella, and Y-Teens. A Cappella was her favorite class and next year will see this little gal at Kansas City University.

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MARTIN, K. MARTIN, M. MICIHELSON Moiuus, L. MORRIS, T. Movrgn O'CoNNoR Owexs PAINTON KENNETH MARTIN-Any kind of sports rated tops in this senior's life. The All-Star Defensive Team, Lettermen's Club, and Y.M.C.A. Iudo Club claimed Ken as a member. This future coach will study at Missouri Valley or William Iewell. MARILYN MARTIN- Being a member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, Chemistry Club, and Commerce Club kept Martyn busy. Listening to records is her favorite pastime. College at U.C.L.A. and to be a model are her ambitions. MIKE MICHELSON-To be a chemist is this Pirate's ambition after graduation from Washington University. While at Paseo, Mike was a member of Chemistry Club, tennis team, and the Press Staff. DON MILLER- Keats, Traffic Squad, Radio Club, and Letter- men's Club claimed this popular senior as a member. Don lettered in football, basketball, and track and so sports were his favorite pastime. Baker University or Kansas University will be next for this sports-minded Pirate. DEAN MOOR-See Class Oflicers. CAROLINE MORELAND-President of Patricians, an Office Assistant, and a member of Y-Teens, French Club, and A Cappella occupied this senior's time. Katy Lou liked to sing and paint and next year she'll be at Christian College. LEONARD MORRIS-Leo wants to be a linotype operator after graduation. He was foreman of the Paseo Press in printing and enjoyed being on his church basketball team. Printing and gym were his favorite classes. TONIA MORRIS-Toni was a member of Senior Iudea and secretary of the Girls' Athletic League at the Iewish Community Center. She enjoys playing basketball and after graduation she'll work at the Business Men's Assurance Company. MARILYN MOYER-Miss Peppy Candidate, veep of Thicions, member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, Mixer Committee, Student Council, and Co-editor of Art on the Paseon Staff were some of Marilyn's honors. She was also president of Mask and Wig, her homeroom, and Oak Park Christian C.Y.F, Kansas University will receive this popular Pirate who will major in art. LORETTA MURNAN-After school Loretta worked at Van Dyke's and she enjoyed art work, playing the piano, and sewing. MILLER Moon MORELAND MURNAN NELKIN Nomus PALIVIGREN PASMANIK PERRY American problems was her favorite class. To own a clothing store is Loretta's ambition. CAROL NELKIN-El Ateneo, Debate Team, Drama Work- shop, and Science Club claimed Carol as a member. To get married and be a kindergarten teacher are her ambitions. Next year she will study at I.C. PAUL NORRIS - Art was the center in Paul's life. As Co-editor of Art on the Paseon Staff and a member of Iuntos, Mixer Committee, and TraHic Squad, Paul proved his ability. Next year he will study art at the Kansas City Art Institute. PAT O'CONNOR-Baker University will claim this Pirate who was elected to the All-Star Defensive Football Team. Keats, Lettermen's Club, Traflic Squad, Radio Club, Paseon and Press Staffs, Chemistry Club, Commerce Club, and Red Cross all claimed Pat as a member. I-Ie was also on the Executive Board of Student Council and on the Senior Will was given Best Athlete.', DOROTHY OWENS-See Class Oflicers. PATRICIA PAINTON-Thicions, Pep Club, and Y-Teens all claimed Patty as a member. She enjoyed being an Office Assistant and homeroom officer. Iunior College or Kansas University will receive this Pirate senior. RUTH PALMGREN-Ruthie was given Done Most on the Senior Will which she certainly deserved. As Co-Editor of the Paseon, Gift Receiver for her junior Class, president of Zetas, Associate Editor of the Press Staff and treasurer of Student Council, she was kept busy. President of A Cappella, a cheerleader for two years, member of Discussion Club, Mask and Wig, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, Mixer Committee, Nurses' Assistant, and treasurer of Y-Teens her Iunior year were included in Ruthie's activities too. She will attend K.U. next year. RAE MARIE PASMANIK-As veep of Iotas, reporter for Interclub Council and her home room, and a member of Spanish Club, Drama Workshop, A Cappella, and Y-Teens, Rae made many friends. She was veep of the Center Youth Senate and President of Girls Athletics at the Iewish Community Center and enjoyed sports and working with people. Rae wants to be a youth worker. DAVID PERRY--David was a member of A Cappella, Chem- istry Club, and Drama. Having a good time was his ambition. Next year he will study business administration at Colorado University. I9

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MARLENE ROSE-Patricians claimed this Pirate senior. She enjoyed being a member of the Leader's Training Fellow- ship and a representative to Center Youth Senate. Nebraska University or I.C. will be next for Marlene. LEONARD ROSEN-Lenny was a member of El Ateneo and math rated tops as a subject. He spent his time having fun and next year it'll be I.C. or M.U. for this future engineer. ARLENE ROSENBLUM-Arlene held membership in El Ateneo, Drama Workshop, Travelers' Club, Y-Teens, and Biology Club. Driver's education was her favorite class and after graduation she'll go to K.C.U. CAROL ROSS-Ieanie was a member of Mask and Wig, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and Commerce Club. She enjoys listening to records and art work. After graduation Carole will go to K.C.U. HERBERT RUBIN-Veep of Iuntos, a member of Dis- cussion Club, Radio Club, Student Council, fall play cast, Latin Club, Interclub Council, and Traihc Squad really kept Herby busy. After graduation he'll go to Washington University to study medicine. EMMA RUCKER-Iotas, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Travelers' Club, Orchestra, and Girls' Chorus were Em's activities. She enioyed being vice-president of M.Y.F. and a member of her church choir. Next year she'll attend K.C.U. or I.C, GLORIA RUEFLY-Getting a iob as a seamstress is this senior's ambition. She was a member of Science Club and clothing was her favorite class. Reading and sewing also kept her busy. MARTIN SCHAEFER-A Cappella, National Honor So- ciety, Press Staff, and Traffic Squad claimed Martin as a member. This music minded senior enjoyed singing in his church choir and playing the piano. Next year he may be at Iunior College. HERBERT SCHAFFER--History and bookkeeping were this Pirate's favorite classes. Having a good time was Herb's motto. After working this summer he will go to I.C. and then K.C.U. IUDY SCHMIEDESKAMP - Sports and going to the movies are favorite pastimes of Iudy's. Gym is her favorite subiect. She is planning to go to K.U. to become a nurse. STANLEY SELIGSON-Weight lifting, basketball, and having fun kept this senior busy. Stan worked half day and was a member of Radio Club. After graduation it's on to M.U. TEDDY SHANE-See Class Oliicers. SONIA SILVERMAN-El Ateneo, French Club, Pansophic Club, F.T.A., Discussion Club, Student Council, and National Honor Society claimed Sonia as a member. Art and playing the piano are her favorite pastimes. Sonia will continue her educa- tion at K.U. MARLYNNE SIMONS-Marlynne enjoyed membership in Iotas, A Cappella, Pep Club, Biology Club, Y-Teens, and Girls' Chorus. At her church she was assistant organist and in the choir. After graduation Marlynn will soon get married. BETTY SIMPSON-Betty was a member of Rainbow and C.Y.F. Bowling and skating took up most of her time out of school. After graduation, Betty will be a beauty operator. CAROLYN SKIDMORE- Skid has been kept busy in Pep Club, A Cappella Choir, Chemistry Club, Music Club, and the Pansophic Club. She plans to attend Iunior College next year to begin her studies for a doctor. ELLEN SMITH-People are Ellies favorite subject and she enjoys dancing, dogs, and horses. Miami University will claim this gal next year where she hopes to find a millionaire. IANET SMITH -Well-known for her friendly personality, Ian has served as treasurer of Pep Club. co-chairman of publicity for Y-Teens, recording secretary of Thicions, Senior Editor on the Paseon Staff, homeroom oiiicer, a member of Mask and Wig, Mixer Committee, Interclub Council, and on the Executive Board of the Student Council. This little gal was a Miss Peppy Attendant. It's K.C.U. or the Art Institute for Ianet next year where she will study to be a fashion designer. Rose, MARLENE Ross RUEFLY SCHRIIEDESKAINIP SILYERMAN' SKIDMORE RosEN ROSENBLUIXI Rtiaisr Rucxiak Sci-IAEHQR, M. Sci-rAF1fi5R, H SELIGSON SHANE Sirvrovs SIINIPSON SMITH, E. SMITH, I. 2I