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

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'sf 'th-37' Huck: Mike Montgall, Art Davis. Front: Lew Hinshaw, Nancy Cook, Barbara Thomas. 20 Hinshaw Heads Senior Class Serving for the second consecutive year, Lew Hinshaw was elected presi- dent of the senior class. Filling the rest of the slate were Art Davis, veepg Barb Thomas, secretary, Nancy Cook, treas- urer, and Mike Montgall, sgt-at-arms. Lew appointed the senior committees in a class meeting on February 21, 1957. Creating the senior Hag was the task of Iudy McCully, Iudy Royse, George Ford, and Roy Busdieeker, who watched it raised in a ceremony at the beginning of senior week, May 27 through 31. Working in cooperation with the junior class, the prom committee was responsible for the annual dance May 1 1. Members of the committee were Ion Hartung, Chuck Downing, Ann Krumsick, and Diana Tobb. Planning of the senior assembly fell to Karen Greb, Linda Davis, Don Wal- ters, and Stan Churchill, members of the Senior Day committee. In charge of preparations for the commencement exercises the night of Iune 5 was a committee composed of Lillian McAfee, Phyllis Aaron, Dennis Cowan, and Rob Malech. Responsibility for the senior play went to Ron Sullivan, Gary Fifield, Merna Merrill, and Mary Ioy. Per- formances were presented on May 3 and 4.

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Two seniors clasp hands-it might be the jfrst time they'ae met, a ehanee meeting of frm friends, or a jfnal farewell. The sig- nificance of the occasion may aary, but the .symbol remains the same. These hands are the hands of leaders, the hands that afield the gaaels, lead the cheers, edit the news, and contribute so mach to shaping the thoughts and actions of the entire student body. They are guiding, di- recting, and teaching the anderelassmen, who are preparing to assume responsibility in another year . . . or taio . . . or three. A senior should have no spare time, or so most people seem to think. Seniors are in- aolaed in eaery aetiaity they have time for, and many they don't. Being a senior is a once-in-a-lifetime experience-and it's one of the best.

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AARON, PHYLLIS-liveryone was proud of Phyllis for she was our choice for Student Mayor Candidate, Miss Prom of 1957, and an R.O.T.C. attendant. She was president of Thicions. second page editor of Press. a member of N.ll.S. and Quill and Scroll, on the Y-Teen cabinet. Mixer Committee. Pep Club, Discussion Club, and secretary' of M.l.P..X. Missouri U. will see Phy'l next year. .-XPwlil,N. RUN.Xl.IJ-Ronnie spent most of his spare time working with hot rods and consequently served as a member of the Hot Rod Club. .Xfter graduation he will study to be a sign painter. ACRON. CARY-Cary. who likes camping and hiking, achieved his liagle rank in scouting. .Xfter I.C., lfinly lingineering College is his choice. .'XGUll..'XR, FRXNK -One of the nicest fellows around Paseo, Prank lettered two years in football and secured an all-star honorable mention this year. Prank was also treasurer of l,ettermen's Club. Mo. Valley' is his choice for next year. KRS, S'l'U.'XR'l' RON.'XI.lJ-Ron was a Senator of Missouri lloys' State and a member of lunior .Xchieyement. lle will attend M.U. or O.U. next year. .XNIJliRSliN. GARY Nl'.l.S-N.H.S.. 'lirafhc Squad and .X Cappella claimed .'Xmly as a member. He was an liagle Scout and will attend l.C. next year. ARMSTRONG, IJILXN-llean was a C.U.li. student and he enioyed working on his car. ,Xfter graduation he plans to ioin the Air Force. .XRTllUR. .Xl.lCli-.Xlice was a member of Y-Teens. Pep Club. and .Xdyanced Cirls' Chorus. She plans to get married in the near future. ll.XR.'XSll. IJUN.XI.lJ-lion was co-captain of the rifle team. an liagle Scout, and in Mic-o-say and N.H.S. l'le is uncertain about college. ll.XRlil'.R. VlVl.XN-Vicki was a member of .X Cappella. Y- Teens. and Pep Club. Since Vis was married this year, her only ambition is to he a perfect homemaker. JXKKOY .Xiu LY .Xcsltow .'Xitxisti'iuista .kR'I'Hl'Il lS. tRASll ll.-Xli'I'll1JLUXlI-XY lit Li. lii.xxi.'i i' l3.'XRN.'XRD. l.lNIJ.'X-'l'his friendly' gal served as veep of the Student Council, treasurer of the Iunior Class. president ol Zetas and lil .Xteneo, treasurer of .X Cappella, and was in N.ll.S. and .X..X.U.VV. To round out l..Pr.'s year, she was a preliminary candidate for mayor. The University nl' Washington will see Linda next year. ll.XRNliS. .XUl7RliY- .Xudie was co-layout editor ot P.XSliON, a member of A Cappella for two years and held a steady position on the llonor Roll. She was president ol' Y-Teens. Zetas. a member of N.ll.S., Quill and Scroll. Chemistry Club. lil .Xtent-o, Pep Club, lliscussion Club. and the Student Council. .Xudie's Iiuture includes Drury College. IS.XR'I'IlOl.OMliW, .NNN --.-Xnn was chairman ol- .X..X.U.W.. the Courtesy committee of the Student Council. and a member ol' N.H.S. She will attend Wheaton College. liliI.I., CAROLYN-Precious Carolyn was a member ol' Pep Club. Music Club. Y-Teens cabinet. and was a Nurse's Kssistant. She was secretary of .X Cappella, Index editor ol P.XSliON. and ceep ol Ihicions. Carolyn plans to attend college alter graduation. BliNNliT'I'. MARILYN- lic-nny ' won her Paseo pin in sports and was a member of N.ll.S., lotas, l .N..X.. Chemistry' Club, Commerce Club. Pep Club, Y-Teens. and Mixer Committee. She will go to YVarrenshurg next year. IHQRNXRIJ, TOM-'lioin's main interests were working on his car and racing. lle was on the Paseo Press. lle will attend K.C.L'. liliN'l'ON, .XNNli-'A.Xi1i1ic i was a Cheerleader. president of Mask and VVig, a Student liody editor of the P.XSliON, and .i member of .X Cappella, Pep Club. Y-Teen cabinet. Zetas, Comniercu Club. and Student Council. .X place on the llonor Roll proved liei' life was not all social. She will either teach or model alter college at VVarrenshurg. HIACK. SH.XRON-Zetas. Y-Teens, Pep Club, and l-'.N..X. all claimed Sharon's membership. She was also a Nurse's .ksstsI.lI1I. Next year she will probably' attend Drury College .md study nursing. .X1il'IL.-tll .yics .Xsmiasi x llyiuiiiz llyitx-mn Hxkxis llritx.-xiao llisviost HL u it 21