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

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N I 4 f sw f X eve , Wai 5 ' SYN' ticians Jblems stantly entals, ve the First y, and added finest 'T ' i x 1 9 Mr. Donald Brown Mr. Robert Forbes Typing C.0.E. B.S. NWMSC B.S. Kansas State M.A. Colorado State Teachers College M.S. Kan. University Offering courses in shorthand, typ- ing, bookkeeping, and C.O.E., Pa-seo's Commerce Department prepares her students for future careers in the busi- ness world. Bookkeeping stresses students to keep neat, accurate ledgersg shorthand stresses swift, exact tran- scriptions, and typing stresses clear, concise letters-all of utmost impor- tance in enoountering the daily duties of a clerical Worker. Besides learning the importance of being a responsible, conscientious, and efficient employee, the fundamentals of becoming a good employer are also taught. Mrs Ruth Welch Mrs. Carolyn Shew T yping, Shorthand B.S. Iowa State Graduate Work Mr. Donald E. Withers Bookkeeping B.S. Springfield State M.S. Mo. University Typing, Shorthand RS. NFMSC M S. Wye, University

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XJ Mr. Eugene Campbell Algebra, 8th Grade B.S. CMSC M.A. K. C. University Mr. L. E. Oliver General Math, Geometry B.S. SWMSC fr M.A. Mo. University 9 GMT- Eldgar C. Russell Mr. James H. Sampson enera Math, 8th Grade Alg., Trig., SMSG B.A. William .lewell B.A. William Jewell Graduate Work M.A. Wyoming University MATHEMATICS Mr. Nelson Dwight MinckemeYCf General Math, 8th Grade Algebffl, SMSG B.S. Central College B.A. Park College M.A. Mo. University Graduate Work Paseols math teachers instruct and train young mathematicians in reasoning and problem solving. From the simplest addition problems to the most difficult calculus problems, eager minds are constantly figuring answers. Eighth graders review mathematical fundamentals, enabling them to build a strong foundation so they can solve the difficult problems they may encounter in more advanced classes. First and second year algebra, plane and solid geometry, trigonometry, and calculus are offered to prepare students for college. With the added stress on mathematics, students at Paseo receive one of the finest mathematical backgrounds that can be obtained at this level. Mrs. Mary Swick Algebra, SMSG B.S. Wilson Teachers' College Graduate Work AQHA UND r if , 212 .Q- Ui-5

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SOCIAL STUDIES Students in Paseo High School's social studies classes learn about the history of the world from the evolution of mankind to present-day problems. Students are instructed in city, state, and national history, and learn United States governmental policies as Well as the history and forms of government used by other nations throughout the world. The social studies courses are designed to give the student w 4 Mr. W. R. Chambers World History the background necessary for good citizenship. Stimulating discussions, interesting student reports, and visiting speakers round out the interesting program of these classes. t 4 r f ' f V f4 fg f iv ., Moffat swf f 1 pgs, 1 Gifs? :iw 0 '63 Bs. NEMSC Graduate Work y ff 1 i , M, , , .. ' f w Wfy ff, U .. Y 1 C ,,, X, W 'I X ,. f 1 I . , 1 l J f' L . ' N' V em ,nl A, .,. . .L 'll 3' pq' p i T' at y y , fif l 7 1 O 4 1 not , X75 1 , lp I, fy I ,N . diy J , Q f I, gig ,.,V ,Li J-4, .' ll Mr. Luther Crocker World :Ye Am. History B.A. William Jewell M.A. Colorado University Mr. Robert S. Coulter Civics, Am. History B.S. NWMSC M.A. Colorado State l X 1 i 1 Miss Laura Johnston Am. Hist., Am. Probs. B.S. Emporia State Teachers' M.S. Kan. University we x X Miss Mary Daugherty Civics B.S. NWMSC M.A. Colorado University 20 Mr. Harry Kluttz Civics B.A. Westminster M.A. K. C. University I