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

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At The Helm 9' it f,f,ll!Lfi N 'AVI This is Captain Marsliallfsfirst year ffljlard the 5.5. Pirate. Prior to this kivbcfiqsiiniiaaqll. he served as principal at Central igh S xyylffor P2 years. Captain Marshall com ed his L er zidjafe work ' I V, A U . If , at e tral issou ' tate' 0 ege IHTV rrenli rg C and s red ase' Degreefflrom lolylymiiia Y E Uni r ity in ' S MlEsportE ndftravel h f h . I ' i LAK, fl t tilgisniie Mr2l,,mT1jgain L ff Qish lJii' nYF?Zsant voya 's. QI ,- x Q ' wi - Ui lffff UVA! ,M L r of T df V itil nl -X 'I 1 D CAPTAIN If CJ my V IAQ? elf Mr. Mafshaiif 1,9 , f JMX L ff Q, gi? NJA fir if lim? J ' iii df? it FW , jj L fy A -156 f 'I 'W adj!! it '1 W a if l imi' ind ,V il' l ,fp Li ,4 ' uf i E yi' 4 A 1 I , ' i 1 tl ' i a -J ' ,JL nf' fl' 7 iff? F 4 MJ , f 1A i, Ll l' T' o-1 lk QL PM i W JW fe f' fl L! L X Mr. Curtis is ser ingf ice, flfncipal lf Lthe 'V second year. fl fl I p . The extremely large nu er of tioria i u- dents this year posed two :Zi pfoblems 1Mr. Curtis: maintenance of an efficient and smoothly operating cafeteria, and the organization of many new classes in addition to personal attention to practically every student's program. Mr. Curtis is also in charge of the Traffic Squad. FIRST MATE Mr. Curtis

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' ll M. Stiga Mr. B- We are proud to claim Mr. Hazlett as a former Pirate C'35D in the distinction that he is the only Superintendent of the Kansas City school system to have graduated from any school in this area. Mr. Hazlett has been superintendent for five years. Mr. Stigall was Captain of our ship on her first voyage in 1926 and remained at the helm until 1945. Mr. Stigall wrote our school motto, Remem- ber Who You Are . Mr. james Hazlett M r. J' C, Bond Mr, Bond still remains in the hearts of many Pirates. Last year he ended his command of 15 years as principal at Paseo. His loyalty, dedicated service and warm friendship have lingered on in the form of inspiration to hundreds of Pirates as they walk along the halls he loved so well. i ing program. Miss Ruth Norris Mr. Miller, counselor for eighth graders, freshmen and y sophomores, was new to Paseo this year. Greeting the new Pirates and introducing them to the proper courses for their Miss Norris is in her 15th year as counselor to junior and senior Pirates. Her enormous task includes advice in the selection of colleges and professions, encouragement in the application of scholarships, and taking charge of the test- Mr. Fred Miller future years at Paseo constitutes the task of Mr. Miller. Y