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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR You are now reading the yearbook that wasn't supposed to be. The fire on February 7 destroyed all our darkroom equipment and all of the pictures and negatives of the first semester school activities, such as football homecoming, the American Royal parade, the fall play, football game pictures, cross-country, homecoming parade, first semester basketball games, including the Joplin Tournament, classroom scenes, after school activities, working students at their jobs, after game activities—just to mention a few. Without consulting us, the local media announced that Paseo would not have a yearbook. The next day we started all over again greatly hindered by the loss of the darkroom and fast- approaching deadlines. We were just get- ting back on our feet when the strike oc- curred. The seven-week strike that forced us to work until the end of July, and the lack of support from Paseo students did not stop those who felt obligated to the people who had purchased yearbooks. Although this yearbook is late in arriving, we have featured things that will be of in- terest for many years to follow. This year has surely been a mixed up and tossed around year for us all. Paseo High School has encountered many unnecessary problems which will grow worse or change for the better, depending on what we want. We have revealed many problems caused by apathy, selfishness and ignorance, Now is the time for the student body and faculty to work together to help each other make Paseo a place of learning and interest. The year is young. Things could get better or worse. It all depends on us. Remember—Paseo is the student body and what everyone makes it. Will YOU do your share to make it the school we all want it to be and know it can be? Let's make '77-78 the year of the Paseo Renaissance! 77 PASEON STAFF Editor - Loleita Jiles Senior Section - Helen Manning, Sheila Carter Junior Section - Patricia Holmes Sophomore Section - Kathryn Wells Freshman Section - Loleita Jiles Photographer - Anthony Preston Assistant Photographer - Terry Hooks Cover Design - David Sargeon Advisor - J. Gross Paseon Staff 5
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