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

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amen zayazaaa Wada DAVE POOLE RALPH KINCAID ART Davis BOB COIJLTER KEN LAMBERT Senior Senior junior Senior Senior Guard Half-back Guard Quarterback Full-back 2nd letter 3rd letter 2nd letter 2nd letter 3rd letter Honorable Mention 2nd Team All-Star Ist Team All-Star 2nd Team All-Star Honorable Mention All-District 3rd Team All-State the Pirates their third straight loss. Lambert scored the Pirate's only 6 points to East's 33. The Pirates determined to get back on the right track Went all out to tromp the Manual Redbirds 50 to 13. The Pirates started early by scoring 21 points in the Hrst quarter, 7 in the second, 9 in the third, and I3 in the fourth. A surprised Southeast crew was the next to feel the stings of a victory-minded Paseo team, as the Knights were conquered 20 to 14. Deciding to finish the season in high glory, the Pirates led by Haubein, Kincaid, Miner, and Coulter, defeated the Tigers of Westport 38 to 6. Westport was held scoreless until late in the last quarter. At the end of the 755356 football season We found the Pirates in fifth place. Not only did this hustling team score 108 points in the last three games of play, but also had five boys on the All Star Team. 'amaze '7wzd4c'c' Front Row: Coach Bob Gauldin, Bob Coulter, Ralph Kincaid, Eddie Miner, Hugh Baysinger, Dick Hensley, Iim Comfort, Coach Nelson Dwight. Second Row: Iim Smetzer, Don McCullough, Dick Kincaid, Tom Lappin, Neil Williams, Barry Eakens, Allen Gordon. Third Row: Cecil Clark, Iohn Reece, Gene Sullins, Larry Koger, David Poole, Bob Haubein. Kenny Voge, Mike Goldman. Fourth Row: Frank Aguilar, Kenneth Lambert, Art Davis, Dean Moss, Warren Platt, Bob Christman, Arthur Taylor, David Bland. i l I9

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Hgmma geisha! Me gmuue' ?aot5ez!l 9446454 Left to l'1ig!1f.' Elton Green, Dean Cook, Nelson Dwight, Bob Gauldin, Bob Coulter, Don Lindley. Ae 55-56 74455416 mam The Pirate eleven, inspired by nine returning lettermen, started OH their impressive season by downing their arch-enemy, Rockhurst, 6 to O. The next non-league encounter was with much favored Northeast, but the Pirates, not to be scared Off by bad predictions, scored in the last quarter to tie the Vikes 7 all. De La Salle, next Paseo victim, fell to the Pirates, feet in a 46 to IQ slaughter. Doing the scoring honors for the Pirates were Ken Lambert and Ralph Kincaid with two TD,sg Bob Coulter, Bob Haubein, and Bud Clark with one apiece. The first league encounter found the Pirates on the tail end of a 7 to 20 loss at the hands of Southwest. Scoring Paseo's lone touchdown in the second quarter was Lambert. Lincoln, a new team in the Interscholastic league, ended up on the top of a close, hard fought battle, downing the Pirates 6 to 7. A well-trained East team was the next to hand BOB WILsON DENNIS COWAN IOHN WARD DICK WILSON BILL BROVVN Sophomore Iunior Senior Sophomore Iunior Statistician Manager Trainer Manager Manager I8

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Q4 -x al, 9 Q?E 5 E Rt 20 BOB CHRISTIWAN junior End lst letter EDDIE MINER Senior Quarterback Znd letter Tom LAPPIN Sophomore Guard lst letter GENE SULLINS Senior End 2nd letter LARRY KOGER Sophomore Tackle lst letter lvlllili CTOLDMAN Senior Guard lst letter HUGH BAYSINGER Senior End lst letter IOHN REECE FRANK AGLILAR WARRER PLATT ART TAYLOR fW110I' lunzor Sophomore Senior Elld Guard Tackle Center lst letter lst letter lst letter 7nd letter