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

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THE SENIOR CLASS After a year of leading the numerous organiza- tions and contributing to the good of Paseo, the Senior Class of I959 has graduated. Because the seniors were so busy guiding the underclassrnen and participating in various activities, the majority seldom had any spare time. Any senior can remember vividly the newness and the fear of that first day at the big high school five years ago, the making of new friends, the con- stant worry concerning grades, joining various organizations, and finally, their senior year when the primary thing thought about was graduation and, maybe, college. But all discovered that to be a senior is a unique experience of life. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT, JOHN SALMON-Jay was Sports Editor of Press and president of Chemistry Club. He also served as treasurer of his junior class, a member of the Executive Board of the Student Council, vice-president of Quill and Scroll and Discussion Club, a lieutenant of Traffic Squad, and a member of Book Crew, Debate Team, Drama Workshop, and Juntos. He plans to attend Washing- ton University or M.I.T. His future occupation will be in either engineering or business. VICE-PRESIDENT, RICHARD COPAKEN-Richard's willingness to work helped him climb to the top at Paseo. A few of Richard's honors and achievements included being chairman of Paseo's Red Cross, Red Cross Midwest Region president, treasurer of Student Council his junior year and president his senior year, Inter-Club president, vice-president of his junior and senior class, Co-Editor of Paseon, and a member of N.H.S., Engineers, Discussion Club, and the Tennis Team. He will attend Cal-Tech to prepare for his future occupation in basic research. SECRETARY, MARY LYNN ALLEN-Serving as secretary of Student Council, Football Princess, R.O.T.C. Queen, a member of A Cappella, a B-team and varsity cheerleader, and secretary of her junior and senior class, were a few of Mary's honors. She was also a Senior Editor of Paseon and a member of Zetas, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and Spanish Club. Next year M.U. will claim this popular girl. After college she plans a career as an airline hostess. TREASURER, GLENN MCCOY-Just mention sports, and Glenn comes to mind. He was on the varsity football, basketball, and track teams, and achieved the honor of receiving honorable men- tion in football. Glenn was president of Engineers and his junior class, vice-president of Student Council, treasurer of the Senior Class, and a lieutenant of Traffic Squad. The University of Idaho will see him next year where he will study forestry. SGT.-AT-ARMS, DUSENE VUNOVICH-This girl has beauty and personality plus. She was a member of Pep Club, Y-Teens, Zetas, A Cappella Choir, and Spanish Club. Her many honors included being a varsity cheerleader, Football Queen, R.O.T.C. Princess, junior continuity officer of the Student Council, and vice-president of Inter-Club. Next year Dusene will be on campus at either M.U. or William Jewell, where she will major in business and minor in music. pl- Top to bottom: Glenn McCoy, Mary Lynn Allen, .lay Salmon Dusene Vunovich, Richard Copaken. -2j.. 1

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HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES lst Semester First row: Pete Markese, Elaine Duke, Bonnie Harvey, Doug Matheis, Rickie Posler, Bill Viditto, Larry Lasiter, Bob Settles, Shirley Walker. Second row: Diane Huston, Annette Bushakra, Lee Anne Reeve, Helena Markese, Marsha Zeff, Judy McGee, Deanna Thomas, Harriet Schultz, Margaret Elwell. Third row: Joyce Boswell, Sharon Sweeny, Pat Robinson, Claudia Carlson, Sharon Martasin, HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES 2nd Semester First row: Ann Townley, Janet Skirvin, Helena Markese, Lora Lea Scott, Shari Brown, Annette Bushakra, Ronnie Zolotor. Second row: Mike Cohen, Stanley Schlozman, Jack Bulavsky, Bonnie Edwards, Linda Ekblaw, Lana Leonard, Barbara Foster, Doug Carlarlder. i Barbara Foster, Anne Ellis, Barbara Butler, Kay VanScholendt. Fourth row: Jane Kelso, Mary Lou Balderston, Donna Noger, Jennifer Pritchard, Jerry Miller, Pat Finkle, Betty Bastian, Maxine Diedrichs. Fifth row: Dennis Koger, John Stevens, Fred Northcraft, Paul Crow, Richard Scott, Buddy Helman, Michael Rose, Ronnie Marshal, Mike Reed. Third row: Larry Cameron, Kathy Polallis, Mike Lytle, Doug Dubin, Jim Caldwell, Jim Konomos, Fred Northcraft. Fourth row: Madelyn Diedrichs, Mike Reed, Marilyn Thornton, Frances Holler, Janet Engler, Gary Hearn, Bill Knox, Darold Graves. y -20-

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ADAMS ALLEN ALLISON ALNUTT ANDERSON ARNETT BAELLOW BAKER BANDY BARNES BARTLETT BEHN BENSON BERRY BICKNELL BLACKBURN, C. BLACKBURN, S. BOATMAN ADAMS, BONNlEHBonnie's busy life at Paseo was spent as pres- ident of Mask and Wig, sergeant-at-arms of Pep Club, sergeant-at- arms of Zetas, and a member of Y-Teens Cabinet, Student Council, Discussion Club, F.B.L.A., Fall Play Cast, and Advanced Girls' Chorus. She will attend an l.B.M, school next year. ALLEN, MARY LYNNfSee Class Officers. ALLISON, BOB--This sports-minded boy lettered in football and track. He was a member of the Lettermen's Club, Traffic Squad, and vice-president of Juntos. Bob will attend J.C. next year. ALNUTT, SANDRA LEE-Sandy kept busy by participating in the Chemistry Club, Y-Teens, and F.N.A. She plans to go to K.C.U. or J.C. to become a medical technician, ANDERSON, JUDYA Pudy used her spare time skiing, sewing, and, as she said, loafing. She plans to attend J.C. to study secretarial work. ARNETT, TWILA-Vivacious Twila was a member of Y-Teens, Pep Club, Mask and Wig, Pepettes, and Advanced Girls' Chorus. She plans to study at Warrensburg next year. Her ambition is to become an airline hostess. BAELLOW, HARLAfWhen Harla was not working, she enioyed listening to records. J.C. will see this gal where she will study to be a secretary. BAKER, SAM-Sam spent his busy life at Paseo as a member of Traffic Squad, Chemistry Club, and Spanish Club. He was also secretary of .luntos and on the Student Council. He plans to study civil engineering at Illinois University. BANDY, JANET-Lively .lan was on Paseon, a member of A Cap- pella, Student Council, Y-Teens, F.B.L.A., and Iotas. This gal will study secretarial work at J.C. BARNES, PHILLIP-Phil enioyed working on cars. After gradua- tion he plans to attend J.C. BARTLETT, JUDITH ANN-Judy spent her after-school hours par- ticipating in girls' sports. She has also been on the hockey team. Goal-fhistory teacher, college-eWarrensburg. BEHN, CAROLYN-Friendly Carolyn was on Paseon, a B-team cheerleader, treasurer of Thicions, and Inter-Club representative for Y-Teens. This gal also found time to be a member of A Cappella, Pepettes, Pep Club, F.T.A., Chemistry Club, and the High Honor Roll. She plans to attend Concordia Teachers College. BENSON, HARRIET-Harriet kept busy at Paseo as secretary of Thicions, president of F.T.A., parliamentarian of Student Council, and chairman of the Mixer Committee. N.H.S., A.A.U.W., Jr. Red Cross, attending Girls' State, and working as Co-Editor of Paseon also helped fill Harriet's school time. During her spare time she pursued her hobby of ping-pong. Harriet would like to attend Wellesley. BERRY, JOE-Joe was a member of Traffic Squad and on the Honor Roll. Joe will study to be an occupational therapist at Kansas University. BICKNELL, GEORGE F.-This Pirate served as an R.O.T.C. lieu- tenant. The Navy will claim him next year. BLACKBURN, CHARLENE- Char made Quill and Scroll and served as treasurer of Iotas. She also belonged to Chemistry Club and F.B.L.A. William Jewell will be her college next year where she will study medicine. BLACKBURN, STEPHEN-Steve was in Mic-O-Say and a member of Juntos. Steve will attend J.C. to study engineering. BOATMAN, JAMES LEE-Jim played B-team and varsity football. Warrensburg will welcome him next year.