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

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C. te's lsic isic and noe Ht ical to 'ith ans, the t X .af-'W me X X Mr. Robert H. Goser, industrial arts instructor, enjoys hunting and fishing in his leisure time. CRY. UNSSOUH Wood, drafting, metal and printing compose the curriculum of the lndus- trial Arts Department. With the addi- tion this year of a linotype machine, the printing department has become a complete print shop. Now the lino- type machine is used to print the Paseo Press with a considerable savings of time and money. Open to students are opportunities for acquiring skills needed in future vocations. l P Mr. Ray L. Koenig, woodshop in- structor, collects antique mugs. a i yyyy ,W fi' f KWWWQW , W ze, 'f Mr. Alva E. Limbaugh, printing instructor, bowls, reads and trav- els in his spare time. A hammer, a nail - industrial masterpiece and a sore thumb Mr. Donald H. Lindley, metal shop teacher, is a boating bug and also enjoys water skiing. We Mr. Dale Parker, drafting teacher, enjoys boating in his spare time. E. X 25

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Mr. La Verne Cable, vocal music instructor, is director of A Cap- pella Choir and Girls' Choir. His leisure time is spent directing his church choir, hunting and fishing. U 'ii 55 558 Mrs. Beatrice Jourdan, music teacher, is on the National Honor Society Committee. She enjoys playing bridge. Bach to Bernstein- the sound of music. Music is a vital part of many a Paseoiteis course of study. ln the field of vocal music students may progress from beginning music to A Cappella Choir and Girls' Choir. Band i and Orchestra further each pupills experience in performing with an instrumental group. Annually, student musicians perform at A Missouri's state-wide instrumental and vocal Mn Mr. arts and i contests. They bring well-deserved honor to themselves and in turn to Paseo. Whether a student displays his talents with a vocal or instrumental group or just listens, he can be proud of Paseoas reputation in the field of music. ' Mr. M. L. Cater, geometry and instrumental m u s i c instructor, spends his outside time as the conductor of the All-City Orches- tra. He is also a Lieutenant Col- onel in the U. S. Marine Corps. A big mstrument . . . a big wind whew ' A 3 SX X X A Q sg, 'Q if .X sf Qc ' 5 N Q .. X Q Q im Y K5 tx , y S

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.. .-....f.-...,.',1 ...uc---1 .fm-Q-11-Q-Q-f -1-- -H-1-.fv-f ,-.-.-....,.....--.-vpn Physical fitness, a requisite for intellectual growth Mrs. Eva Bergstrom, physical edu- cation instructor, sponsors the Pep Club. -She enjoys sewing, cooking and arranging flowers. Miss Martha Lappin, physical education instructor, is sponsor of Peppettes and the girls' Swim- ming Club. She likes to play the piano. V fx 5 i 26 With the added stress on physical fitness, 13356075 Physical Education Department endeavors to give students a chance to par- ticipate in athletics. , , , Bo si m classes have a Well rounded schedule of activities Y ' . . includinyg fiotball, basketball, track, softball, wrestling, tumbling, volleyball, soccer and swimming. Daily calisthenics for physical fitness are also offered to keep the boys in top shape. . Girls, too, keep physically fit with an appropriate athletic program. Soccer, volleyball, hockey, basketball, softball and swim- ming are enjoyed by all who participate. The active intramural program at Paseo is designed not only to develop a keen sense of competition, but also to develop the 1n- centive to win as well as the ability to lose gracefully. Miss Nell Mitchell, physical edu- cation instructor, is the sponsor of the cheerleaders. Her interests include church work, bowling and gardening. 5 Q J Q Mr. C. O. Green, physical educa- tion instructor, is active in scout work. He also enjoys hunting and working in his tool shop. .. fn A f Mr. Robert Gauldin, physical edu- cation instructor, is the varsity track coach. He officiates at foot- ball and basketball games and enjoys hunting and fishing. , ,ffmi 'itil' Dinh l Mr. Bill Ross, physical education instructor, serves as Paseo's bas- ketball coach. He' is the sponsor of the Christian Youth Fellowship at his church. 4 Mr. . tion time Mrs. accor musit Mrs. 1 omp Pimp -----H --......-...---.............v...-.a,o-4. - .,. , - -wg,