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

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Paseo offers courses in both vocal and instrumental music. While all music students learn the basic fundamentals, those with special ability in a particular area of music are chosen for participation in such selective activities as the Orchestra and A Cappella Choir. The Girls' Choir, the Boys' Chorus, and the Band are other important activities which give Paseo students a richer appreciation of music. Paseo is indeed proud of those student musicians who annually bring her honor by performing well at the University of lVIissouri's state-wide vocal and instrumen- tal contests. Music is but one of the many activities which help to make Paseo stu- dents well-rounded individuals. Mr. LaVerne Cable Vocal Music B.S. NEMSC M.A. K. C. University Mr. Maurice Cater Instr. Music B.A. Central College B.M. Kan. University Kan. University a,. Mrs. Beatrice Jourdan Vocal Music B.A. Kan. University M.A. K. C. University MUSIC Miss Winona K. Powell i Vocal Music B.A. K. C. University M.A. Peabody College Mrs Barbara Forrester Mrs Roberta Young Accompanist ACCOWPUW-W XYZ

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The Industrial Arts classes in- clude drafting, printing, woodwork, and metal Work. Eighth graders are given the opportunity to catch a glimpse of three of these fields. Printing and drafting give the student opportunity to create with paper and ink. The wood and metal classes build beautiful furnishings for the home. All offer an excellent opportunity to develop useful skills which bring out the initiative of the students and to create many hobbies. For the more diligent student, a background for a future prosperous trade can be acquired. A ! M, JW!! INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Robert Goser Wood, Metal, Drafting B.S., M.S. CMSC Mr. Aloysius Klaus Metal B.A. Fort Hays State Mr. Alva E. Limbaugh Printing B.S. Kan. State n M.A. K. C. University 26d Mr. Ray Koenig W ood B.S. Kansas State M.S. Colorado State ASLM Mr. E. Dale Parker Drafting B.S. Kan. State M.S. CMSC Mr. Donald H. Lindley Metal B.S. F ado State and stu+ thoi are ine anc the iml Stu4 Pas mu by Mis tal act: den

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.fn-v fi ,m-,., ,I V . 3 v 4 Mrs. Eva BergstrO1T1 Girls Phys. Ed. B.E. Western Illinois State Teachers' College Graduate Work 7 Q Mrs. Marilyn Deister Girls Phys. Ed. B.S. Mo. University Graduate Work X, D igi? V Miss. Martha Lappin H Girls Phys. Ed. f Bs. CMSC Q 4 . W, A lg,3.,,1g Mr. Robert Gauldin Boys Phys. Ed. BS. Missouri Valley M.A. Colorado State I I: sg f ll , K sl 5 l ' 'lmfurx i R WP' V bins' K' 28 Miss Nell Mitchell Girls Phys. Ed. B.S. K. C. Teachers' College M.A. K. C. University Mr. C. O. Green Boys Phys. Ed. B.S. CMSC M.A. Iowa State Mr. William Ross Boys Phys. Ed. B.S. Mo. University Both girls and boys are taught to keep themselves physically fit in the physical education classes. Under the watchful eyes of the instructors, students are taught basic fundamentals and useful skills in a great variety of sports. Par- ticipation in intramural sports is encouraged for all those who have not earned a varsity athletic letter. On the varsity level is football, basketball, and track, but Paseo also has hockey, swimming, bowl- ing, tennis, and golf teams. Good sportsmanship and knowing the rules of the game are stressed and encouraged. 75 una- Ullldi A.,- 'L ! all