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

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year nowl- fulary o the istory news- and ts of lture h in- f J r. Mrs. , ' X ctor, Ilub. :ting ff In Mr. Burl D. Harmon, English instructor, enjoys modern jazz. He plays the guitar and refinishes furniture in his leisure time. J Mr. R. Michael Montgall, English and French instructor, coaches the Freshman basketball and track teams. In his spare time he raises dogs. Miss Mary Elizabeth Manlove, English instructor, belongs to several social, civic and profes- sional organizations. Mr. R. D. Richmond, English instructor, sponsors .luntos Liter- ary Society and the Inter-Club Council. The theater is one of his outside interests. . . 'G Mrs. Mary ,loan Wille is an in- structor of Paseo's special classes. Cooking and gardening are her main outside activities. I Mrs. Edna B. Wootton, English teacher, enjoys knitting and col- lecting stamps and coins. Parents attending Open House d i s c u s s classroom procedures with teachers. 15

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4 Y-5 ,. f il is being yday life to equip thematics s adopted :nown as p of out- Paseo for matics in- 1 and the '. In his nting and 1, mathe- 5 fishing, Q i gf up tl fl ,M ' 'SJ ,J ' ' ' 1 4.1 l fp 6 li' XM 1 1 , , , , The way of all business , typing and shorthand - clerical prowess For the eager students of Paseo seeking future business employment, the Com- merce Department offers classes in typing, shorthand, bookkeeping and C.O.E. In these classes the pupils learn the impor- tance of courteous behavior, responsibility and accurate work in seeking and holding jobs in the business World. Added stress is placed on developing as a good employee and at the same time, Mr. Donald A. Brown, typing teacher, likes fishing and wood- working. Mr. Robert W. Forbes is the Co- operative Education instructor. He plays golf and bridge and enjoys reading in his free time. Mrs. Carolyn Shew, shorthand and typewriting instructor, enjoys visiting the seashore. developing the traits of a good employer. Mr. Kenneth F. Wessel, mathe- matics instructor, is sponsor of lllc Radio Club. He enjoys pho- Ulgraphy and amateur radio work. .6 Mr. Donald Withers, bookkeeping instructor, enjoys reading and traveling. s Conscientious studying produces top students. 4. f 'iid