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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1978 volume:

PASEON 78 Paseo High School Kansas City, Missouri Volume 49 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS AFTERPARTY ...................... 23 BAND ............................. 8 BASKETBALL Freshman ..................... 34 Girls ........................ 36 •Junior Varsity .............. 32 Varsity ...................... 30 CONCERTS ’78 .................... 14 DEDICATION ....................... 7 ENTERTAINMENT BALLOT ...... 13 FOOTBALL Freshman ..................... 48 Junior Varsity ............... 46 Varsity ...................... 44 GETTING IT TOGETHER .............. 3 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES ................ .......10, 11, 12, 18, 19, 20, 21 PASEON ROYALTY .................. 24 PASEON STAFF ..................... 6 PROM ............................ 22 R.O.T.C.......................... 26 TRACK Boys ......................... 40 Girls ........................ 38 VOLLEYBALI....................... 42 WEIGHT-LIFTING .................. 43 Tina Davis Looking it up. Photo Jeffrey Nunley. 2 Table of Contents GETTIN’ IT TOGETHER A year of spirited beginnings, disasters and rebuilding has come and gone. Many events have made this year unforgettable. But for Paseo High School, it must be said that great strides were taken toward the rebirth of our hidden greatness. We have proven that we can recover from major set-backs and push on toward our goals. That first week we thought we were off to a good start. Then the September 12 flood occurred. This natural disaster took 25 lives and caused many millions of dollars damage. Many students and their families had their homes and possessions damaged or destroyed by the Hood. The torrential rains which caused the flooding (16 inches in 24 hours on ground previously water-soaked) also caused considerable damage to Paseo. Several math rooms were damaged so much from roof leaks that classes had to be held in other rooms for the remainder of the year. For the first time we had a “flood day,” the first of many days to be made up at the end of the year. We had just about recovered from the unsettling effects of the flood when we had to undergo a complete reorganization the first part of October. During the summer the attendance boundary lines were changed which sent many pre-enrolled Paseo students to other schools. With the drop in enrollment figures, we lost several teachers. Therefore, it seemed that we started school all over again in October. Photos: Cars washed into Brush Creek by the flood. For several months school went on as usual, with a couple of surprise ice and snow vacations. Then, on Saturday morning, February 25, 1978, disaster struck again. This time it was again in the form of a major fire. The main office, the administrators’ offices, and the counseling center were completely destroyed, as was the whole communication system for the building. At first it was thought that the student records burned. However, they were just charred around the edges so could be salvaged. The pre-enrollment for 1978-79 had recently been completed and was burned so had to be done all over again. The whole building had a great deal of smoke damage. The fire department estimated the damage in excess of $250,000. 1. After day and night clean-up through Monday, we were back in school. The whole student body rallied as true Pirates. Everything in the lockers was covered with a greasy, black smoke film. We had no tones to end and begin classes, only air horns operated by assistant principals on each floor. What could have been utter chaos was not because of the “together” attitude of the students. The year had many events and activities which indicated that Paseo is on its way to the goal of togetherness. During the spring holiday, 14 seniors and class sponsors, Ms. Whitfield 3. 4 and Ms. Sadler, went to New Orleans. The junior class was extremely active and capped their efforts by giving a fantastic prom. The student council sponsored a school clean-up week. During the past several years we have watched the band grow mightily under the leadership of Mr. Williams. This year they embarked on the ambitious project of raising funds for new band uniforms. Some of their fund-raising events were a dinner-play at the Waldo Astoria, St. Valentine’s Day dance, a band vs. faculty basketball game and the Paseo alumni sponsored a dance. The band does a great deal toward creating greater spirit at all events. 4. 6. 1. Interior of offices after the fire. 2. Office windows. 3. Smoldering file cabinets thrown out of office. 4. Outside of building. 5. Smoke damage in the front hall. 6. Thank you, KCFD. for saving our school. For the first time, Paseo had a May Day celebration. It was originated and coordinated by the physical education department under the leadership of Coach Bowie. The physical education classes performed various popular dances of bv-gone years. Each class gave a one-act play under the direction of Mrs. Hunter. Other activities included an art contest, a cake-baking contest, and a track meet between the classes. Hopefully, this will become a yearly event. The Class of ’78 demonstrated true school spirit in their choice of gift to the school. They did not selfishly give a decorative object to call attention to themselves but gave a “living” gift in the form of a new set of drums to the band. For years to come, the Class of ’78 will be a part of each school event, increasing school spirit among the whole student body. We have proven this year that we can “get it together” and overcome flood, ice, snow, and fire. Let's make togetherness a habit. With a unified student body we can create a new spirit, proud to be Pirates, the BEST! PASEON STAFF 7. 1. Photographer Regina Miller doing her thing. 2. Cathy Clark and Doris Wells at work. 3. One more picture and I’ll hang myself 4. Katharine Wells seems to be busy . . . but is she or isn’t she? 5. Editor and photographer Shelita Fielder, b- Terry Hooks, yearbook class clown. 7. Loleita •files working into the wee hours of the night. 8. Photography Editor Oretchen Posey. Not pictured: Eddie Buckner. Shelia Battee. Angie Dawson. Lenore Harrison. Cheryl Mathews, and Paul Shields, cover designer. 6 Staff JEFFREY NUNLEY January 20, 1962 January 8, 1978 We dedicate this Paseon of 1978 to Jeffrey Nunley, a member of the Paseon staff, whose life was an inspiration to the whole student body. We miss him greatly. Dedication 7 WE’VE GOT RHYTHM!!! 8 Band 8. 10. 1. Band before action. 2. Gino Ferguson receives trophy for Most Outstanding Band Student. 3. Mr. Williams receiving trophy for Director of the Year from Faseo band members to show their appreciation. 4. The gift to Paseo from the Class of '78 is this handsome drum set. 5. Band member Gary Speece coaching the team at the Band vs Faculty basketball game. 6. Band girls getting the hold on Ms. Ferguson. 7. Look at those beautiful iammin clarinets. 8. The jazz band making the sound. 9. And at the strings ;8 Travis Webb! 10. Football homecoming parade. Band 9 ACTIVITIES 10 Activities 1. Junior flag proudly waves. 2. Take that! 3. Splashing at the junior swim party. 4. Juniors admiring their flag—and other juniors. 5. Alfred Rodgers performing at the Talent Show. 6. Phillip Taylor and James Lindsey doing their thing at the Talent Show. 7. “Amen Corner.” 8. Collette Lamar and Anthony Brown performing a vintage dance on May Day. 9. Doing the dance. 10. Dana Jones in Talent Show '78. 11. More Paseo talent. 12. Signs of our times. 13. Anthony Webster participating in the favorite Paseo pastime. 14. T-Shirt Day. 12. Pirates eat on and on. 16. Ricky Madden and Carolyn Gordon in May Day play. 17. Who says Pirates are 22' afraid of water! 18. Stephannie Jones giving what for to Eddie Clark in May Day play. 19. Juniors taking over for ’79. 20. I’ve had it!! 21. In or out? 22. Assembled together. Activities 11 ORGANIZATIONS 1. Concert Choir; R. Buford, Director. 2. Drama Club painting scenery; C. Hunter, Sponsor. 3. Y-Teens; A. Hurt, Sponsor. 4. National Honor Society; B. Dorch, Sponsor. 12 Organizations PASEON ENTERTAINMENT BALLOT Each year we see the Academy Awards, Emmy Awards, Grammy Awards, etc. However, these awards are not necessarily consistent with what we think is the most popular in each category. Therefore, for the second year, a poll was team of Paseo students to find out YOUR favorites for '78. Now, here are the winners of the Second Annual Paseon Entertainment Awards. The numbers in parentheses indicate the position on the '77 poll. FAVORITE MOVIE 1. Which Way Is Up 2. Saturday Night Fever 3. Youngblood FAVORITE ACTRESS - TV 1. Denise Nichols 2. Kate Jackson (3) 3. Lynda Carter FAVORITE ACTOR - TV 1. Sherman Hensley 2. Redd Foxx (1) 3. Demond Wilson FAVORITE SONG 1. Why Have I Lost You (Tie) 1. Too Much Too Little Too Late (Tie) 2. Groove With You FAVORITE RECORD ALBUM 1. Central Heat 2. Show Down 3. We Know Who We Are FAVORITE RECORDING GROUP 1. Parliament 2. Earth, Wind and Fire (3) 3. Isley Brothers FAVORITE FEMALE VOCALIST 1. Natalie Cole (1)2. Denise Williams (3) 3. Chaka Khan (2) FAVORITE MALE VOCALIST 1. George Benson 2. Stevie Wonder (1) 3. Teddy Pendergrass FAVORITE BOOK 1. Roots (1) 2. Rich Man, Poor Man (3) 3. Jaws FAVORITE TV SHOW 1. Baby I’m Back 2. What’s Happening (1) 3. Good Times FAVORITE ACTRESS - MOVIE 1. Pam Grier (2) 2. Cicely Tyson (1) 3. Diana Ross (3) FAVORITE ACTOR - MOVIE 1. Richard Pryor (1) 2. Billy D. Williams (3) 3. Sidney Portier FAVORITE SLANG EXPRESSION 1. What’s up 2. What it be like 3. What’s happening FAVORITE PASTIME 1. Talking on telephone 2. Bowling 3. Eating Ballot 13 4 CONCERTS ’78 1. 2. 1. Parliament and Bar-Kays lead vocalists. 2. Earth, Wind and Fire on the Rise.” .3. Maurice White and Phillip Bailey doin' their thing. 4. Bar-Kays Shake Your Rump to the Funk. 5. Dig your teeth into this one! 6. Con Funk Shun. 7. Earth, Wind and Fire in the land of Fantasy. 8. The Mothership has landed! 9. Con Funk Shunizing. 10. Earth, Wind and Fire guitarist. 11. Bar-Kays Funk attack. 12. Sir Nose. 14 Concerts 4. '1 13 7 VfHi 1. Con Funk Shun in the groove. 2. Maurice White of Karth. Wind and Fire letting the spirit fly. 3. Dr. Funkenstein doin’ it to death. 4. Blowin’ Tuff!” f . Dr. Funkenstein and Sir Nose getting it on with the Swan.” 6. I don’t know if you CAN or not, hut you MAY if you’d like. Go Bootsy! 7. Fric and Frac. 8. Bootsy leaving the scene. 9. (’on Funk Shun. 5. Parliament. Concerts 17 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES 1. Drillteam. 2. Lettergirls. 3. Lettergirls. 4. Freshman Cheerleaders. 5. Pom Pom Girls. 6. Varsity Cheerleaders. 18 Organizations NX 3. 4. 5. 7. 1. Explorers Club members. 2. Two explorers visit Capitol in Washington, D. C. 3. Paseo Explorers sponsors; M. (lardner. Heart of America Council; Ms. C. Jackson; M. Washington. United Telecom. 4. C. Clark, president; T. Tindall, 1st vice-President; V. Frazier, treasurer; P. Jackson, secretary; K. Kdgington. parliamentarian. 5. 0. Posey, 2nd vice-president. 6. While attending the Presidents' Conference in Washington, D.C., Cathy Clark and (iretchen Posey visit with Mo. Sen. John Danforth. 7. Exploring. 8. Sponsor M. Love surrounded by Paseo Explorers. Organizations 19 ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES National Honor Society members. 2. Youth for Christ meeting. 3. Paseo’s favorite pastime. 4. Dwayne Bradford up a stump about the lady. 5. Even administrators and faculty like to eat. 6. The end of the day. 7. Junior flag. 8. Still waiting for big yellow. 9. Athletic picnic. 10. The hard way to get out. 11. Is it a bird? ... Is it a plane? 12. Athletes waiting in line to EAT. 13. Look, Ma. no hands! 14. More signs of our times. 15. Youth for Christ. 16. Freshman basketball trophies. 17. Whee-e-e! 18. Paula Jimmerson, varsity football queen. 19. Student Council members. Activities 21 STARLIGHT WORLD ’78 The Junior Class of '78 really capped off the year by giving the Seniors a fantastic prom night. The prom, preceded by a dinner or the first time, was held at the Continental Hotel Ballroom, and moved on to the Partyhouse for the afterparty. 22 Prom AFTERPARTY 9. 10. 1. Raymond .Iones and Deborah Smith ignore all distractions, 2. Doin’ the Do. 3. Cool Pirates. 4. Corydon Riley and Michelle Campbell steppin . 5. Darryl Ammons. Shirley Spencer. Phillip Taylor. Hennie Jackson and others having FUN. 8. What is your next request? 7. And they danced and danced and danced. 8. Vonda Randle and Larry Markray sitting one out. 9. Time for refreshments. 10. Carmen West looking glamorous. 11. It’s been a LONG night. Afterparty 23 Robin Green PASEON ROYALTY Queen Joanetta Hannon King Russell Miller TODAY’S R.O.T.C. . . . TOMORROW’S ARMY 2. 1. 3. 1. Platoon in singing action. 2. First aid lessons. 3. Guidon Kddie Clark. 4. R.O.T.C. Colorguard: F. Weaver. M. Ashley. K. Johnson, C. Holder. 5. R.O.T.C. Battalion. 6. Queen Lisa Weaver. 7. R.O.T.C. Battalion Rifle Team: A. Moore, H. Thompson. T. Webb. M. Baker. 8. Inspection. 9. Princess Amanda Coffee. 4. 26 R.O.T.C. 28 R.O.T.C. 1. Battalion Staff: Amanda Coffee. Hugh Berkley. Kerman Johnson, Anthony Mt ore. 2. Platoon Squads. 3. Plat � on inspection. 4. Platoon Leader Lisa Weaver with inspector. 5. Princess Sandra Davis. 6. Battalion Commander Theresa Moore. 7. Msg. Scott and Sgm Quinn. 8. Princess Monica Ashley. 9. Princess Cheryl Smith. 10. Parade rest. R.O.T.C. 29 VARSITY BASKETBALL 7. 1. Varsity Basketball Team. Row 1: D. Ramsey, W. Doby, R. Fishback. R. Strong, I). Ross, J. Giles. Row 2: C. Porter, L. Peterson. .1. Davis, T. Todd, G. Cason. M. Ramsey, Coach W. Bowie. 2. Reach for it!! 3. If 1 get this one. I’ll . . . go to church this Sunday. 4. Get the lead out! 5. Varsity Basketball Queen Mavta Tyson with Bryan Kendricks. 6. Two the hard way! 7. Get it! Get it . . . Got it! Basketball 31 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL vA Hw 7. 1. Row 1: C. O’Reilly, G. Harvey, I). Ross, R. Peters, B. Winston. Row 2: D. Jones, G. Speece, M. Good, H. Cain, H. Sampson. 2. Doing the bump! 3. I’ve got it! 4. Don’t just stand there . . . get ready. 5. J.V. Basketball Queen Verma Hampton ’78 with Chris Harris. 6. Just a little bit farther. 7. Pirates getting it together. Basketball 33 FRESHMEN TAKE ALL 34 Basketball 1. How 1: C. Thomas. J. Johnson, A. Brown, M. Graham, A. Webster. C. Williams, D. Phillips. E. Nobles. Coach M. Harvey. Row 2: B. Forte, C. Pauley, C. Dean, D. Johnson, K. Ramsey, J. Stevens. 2. Dr. J eat your heart out! 3. This one is mine . . . Not any more. 4. Freshman Basketball Queen Debra Hughlev with Anthony Webster. 5. Get that bouncing ball! 6. All strings! 7. Basketball Homecoming ceremonies. 8. Praying for two. 8. Basketball 35 4. 7. 1. Foul! . . . Help! Call an ambulance! 2. Somebody help! 3. “Too much, too little, too late.” 4. I finally got the hall! 5. And you call yourselves basketball players! 6. Three out of 15 ain’t had. 7. Anything you can do we can do better! 6. Basketball 37 VOLLEYBALL 38 Volleyball WEIGHTLIFTING Weightlifting 39 BOYS TRACK 40 Track 7. 1. Varsity Relay Team; I). King, D. Hill, J. Holland. -J. Hoimes, A. Brown. 2. High Hurdles and Field Events; M. Roby. C. Brown. G. Tindall. T. Morning. 3. Varsity Distance men; M. Shelton, W. Williams, D. I ee. B. Forte. 4. Cross-Country Team. 5. Freshman distance runners; Row 1: V. McGautha, R. Sheppard. Row 2: B. Forte. J. Johnson. M. Peterson. 6. Freshman sprinters; Kneeling; C. Polley. Standing: E. Thurston, T. Caldwell, B. Forte, G. Tindall, 7. Anthony Caldwell. 1978 Freshman Allstar. 6. Track 41 GIRLS’ TRACK 42 Track 6. 1. JV Relay Team. A Wilson. R. Corn ley, C. I-amar. 5. Berkley. 2. Gretchen Posev. varsity discus thrower, 3. JV Track Team. Row I: C Lamar. R. Taylor. T. Hall. R. Tombs. 1). Holloway. Row 2: A. Wilson. S. Berkley. R. ('ornley. Ia� ri Hernlon. M. Ashley. Row 3: M Strong. K. Pierce. B. Irvin. Y. Peterson. 4. On vour mark. 5. Bringing it on home. 6. Varsity Track Team. Row I T Nimrod. M. Wright. A. McCrary. Row 2: (' Ross. F. Blackburn, M. Gordon. A Dewberry. 7. Shelithea Mitchell strives for victory. M. Tension before a meet. Track 43 -'1 VARSITY FOOTBALL 44 Football 7. I. Varsity Team, Row 1 (Seated): G. Dillard, J. Armstrong, A. Rogers, L. Williams. R. Fishback, S. Cartwright. D. Jones, M. Jones. L. Peterson, J. Brown. Trainer. Row 2: Coach E. Jones, Trainer R. Madden. A. Martin, J. Brown. K. Ward. C. O'Reilly J. Holmes, Jr.. G. Garrett. D. Jones. G. Jones. H. Handley, Coach W. Elliott, Coach Sappenfield, Coach C. Washington. Row .3: Coach W. Bowie. G. Cason. 1. Burtin. J. Giles. B. Doby. D. Brown. G. Price, C. Porter. Jr. M. Ford. L. Jones, J. Harrison. 2. Stop him ! Stop him any way you can! . . . Oh well, he said anyway you can. 3. “Head-on” collision. 4. I et him up . . . he’s already down . . . Help! 5. Nope. 1 think I’ll stay out of this tackle. 6. Oops—wrong way. 7. I knew I shouldn’t eat that chicken, now my hands are greasy. 8. Pre-game ceremonies 45 F x tball 5. 7. JV Team; Trainer G. Turner. A. Martin. L. Williams. S. Cartwright, G. Garrett. .1 Holmes. Jr.. K. Phillips. T. Hooks. Trainer J. Brown. Row 2: Coach W. Bowie. J. Holland. M. Banks. C. Harrison. I). Jones. A. Brown. T. Davis, Coach E. Jones, Row 3: F. Flowers. I). Jones, K. Mickens, M. Jones. 0. Woods, W. Williams, G. Dillard. 2. One down, 11 to go. 3. 2-4-6-8 . Aw, just do it ! 4. Junior Varsity Football Queen Georgia Birks. 5. Wait a minute. I’m not ready yet! 6. Give me that ball !!! 7. Not vet! Come back! Wait! 8. Everybody stop! I lost my lunch card! 8. Football 47 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 6. 1. Freshman Football Team; How 1: R. Buford, E. Morrison. T. Shockley. S. Davis, C. Boyd, G. Tindall. W. Ramsey. R. Wilson. Row 2: C. White, D. Mac, E. Thurston. K. Ramsey. B. Forte, C. Polley, D. Johnson, L. Davis, V. McGautha. M. McGee. S. Smith. Row 3: B. Randolph, C. Brown. E. Nobles. D. Brown. J. Stevens. D. Phillips. C. Ford. T. Caldwell, Row 4: C. Wilson. T. MacDonald. A. Webster, T. Mourning. A. Brown. W. Walker. R. Ward. 2. Say! The game was over an hour ago. 3. I’ve got him! He’s mine now! 4. Touch down, touch down, we need a touchdown . . I’ve got the ball and makin' motion for all that TD commotion! 5. ’78 Freshman Football Queen Sharon Pugh. 6. ’78 football homecoming queens 5. and princesses. Football 49 SENIORS!!! Adams, Mark Adams, Michael Adams, Sheila Albritton, LaTanya Allen, Geraldine Arnold, Teresa Austin, Darren Austin, Margaret Bailey, Lenton Baker, Maynan Banks, Phyllis Battee, Shelia Bennett, Velva Bland, Lois Bonds. Luther Booker, Stephanie 50 Seniors Boyd, Telitha Boyd, Tracy Bradford, Wayne Bradley, Deborah Bradley, Stanley Brooks, Lisa Broussard, Darcus Brown, Angela Brown, Darren Brown, Jerome Brown, Lawrence Brown, Regina Left to Right: Jerome Brown. 3rd Vice-President: Latonya Williams, 2nd “But what does it REALLY mean?” Vice-President; Robin Jenkins, 1st Vice-President; Cheryl Walker, Secretary; James Harrison, President. Seniors 51 Bryant, Antoinette Burtin, Leopold Byers, Roxanne Caples, Paula Caro, Marilynn Carr, Beverly Carter, Angelia Chapman, Reginald I Charles, Richardson Cheadle. Crystal Cheatam, Wayne Cole,Janice Coleman, Azzilee Collins, Jennifer Cooley, Patricia Conley, Dehra Cornley. Willie Couch, Agnes Crume, Jacquelyn Davis, Billy 52 Seniors Davis, Bruce Davis, Dianne Davis, Reginald Jr. Dawson, Deborah Dixon, Kim Doby, William Donahue, David Drake, Marilyn Duffel, Dana Kukes, Sandra Dydell, Rosemary Ersery, Terry Fairman, Donald Ferguson, Darren Fields, Martin Feilds, Tammie Fishback Robert Flowers, Karen Flowers, Mark Ford, Camille Seniors 53 Foster, Marietta Fugate, Pam Gant, LaDonna Gholston, Lynda Gilbert, Pearce Giles, James Givhan, Leslie Gordon, Carolyn Grady, Wanda Green, Michael Hamilton, Carol Hampton, Kimberly Hannon, Joanetta Harper, Lydia Harris, Brodus Harrison, James 54 Seniors Harrison, Milton Hawkins, Anthony Hayes, Gary Haynes, Juan Hill, Cynthia Hill, Georgett Holcomb, Deidra Holland, Reginald Hollins, Samuel Holmes, Patricia Hooks, Tarsha Hoskins, Saundra Huddleston, Dennis Jr. Hughes, Helen Hurst, Keresa Ivory, Marilynn Seniors 55 •Jackson, Larry Jackson, Robert Jackson, Wanda Jacoway, Benita James, Janell James, Michael Jenkins. Robin M. Jiles, Jennifer Jiles, Loleita Jimmerson, Paula Jimmerson, Donna Johnson. Anthony Johnson, George Johnson, Shaun Jolly, Verna Jones, Anita Jones, Della Jones, Judy Jones, Marvin Jones, Michelle 56 Seniors Jones, Shirley Jones, Victoria Jones, Wanda Jordan, Larenda Kelley, Denise Kendrick, Bryan King, Linda King, Steven Kirkwood, Andrew Lawrence, Beverly Ledbetter, Marquita Lee, Phyllis Lee, Quincy Levels, DeLavne l ewis, Karla Lewis, Leon Lewis, Teresa Liggins, Craig Long, Lee Love, Todd Seniors 57 Lucas, Cynthia ryj Madden, Ricky Malone. Tamara Mason, Elaine a Mathews, Cheryl Mayfield, Michael Mayweather, Betty McCray, Belinda McDaniel, Lesa McDaniel, Rosalind McGautha, Portia McGill, Ray Miller, Rosemary Minor, Marisa Mitchell, Dale Mitchell, Seletia Mitchell, William Moffett, Tammy Moore, Carla Moore, Charissa - ' • Moore, Theresa Moore, Tony Moore, Xynobia Morgan, Frances Moye, Carla Murphy, Renee Murray, Vincent Murrell, Glenda Murrell, Tyran Nero, Dereck Netters, Frankie Nicholson, Genene Nooner, Carolyn Nunley, Kevin Nunn, Fredrick Owens, Sherry Owens, Stephanie Parris, Harvey Phillips, James W. Jr. Phillips, James Seniors 59 Porter, Charles Preston, Gregory Price, Gary Price, James Proctor, Valerie Ram bo, Kathleen Randle, Vonda Ransom, Jimmy Richardson, Cheryl Riley, Corydon Robinson, Anthony Roberson, Marlene Robinson, Saundra Roby, Ida Roby, Teresa Rodgers, Alfred Rogers, Alice Rollie, Carol Sanders, Anthony Sanders, Barbara 60 Seniors Siggal, Patrick Simpson, David Smith, Deborah Smith, Gejuanna Smith, Lee Smith, Robert Spencer, Rosie Stevenson, Patrick Stovall, David Strong, Kevin Strong, Robert Sullivan. Johnetta Seniors 61 Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan, Logan Tate, Ronald Taylor, Elaine Taylor, Rosland Thomas, Andrea Thomas, Janice Thomas, Regina Thompson, Harold Thurman. Kevin Timley, Janet Timley, Sharon Vaughn, Kevin Walker, Cheryl Ward, Kelvin Ward,Kevin Washington, Godfrey Watson, Joyce Webber, Amanda Weldon, Bernard Weldon, Janice Wells, Yolanda West, Carmen White, Betty White, Bernice White, Euniece White, Karen White, Penny White, Sharon Wiggins, Sharon Wiley, Naomi Williams, Blondie Seniors 63 Williams, Karl Williams, Kevin Williams, Latonya Williams, Tracy Williams, Walter Williamson, Steve Williamson, Teola Wilson, Carlisa Wilson, Glenda Winston, William Wooten, Lorraine Wright, Vivian Bailey, Victor Biggins, Toinette Bluett, Robert Bravo, Erma Broadnix, John Brown, Christopher Burton, Tracy Cage, Herman Carson, Velma Carter, Reginald Carter, Sonya Cason, Donald Cason, Glen Cobbins, Otis Crawford, Lorenzo Darthard, Mary Ann Darthard, Willie Ann Davis, Lori Dixon, Sharon Early, Edward Fielder, Michael Fields, Dorecia Foster, Marcus Foster, Shelly Green, Derrick Gunnels, Warren Handley, Henry Harvey, Clyde Hill, Lavern Hood, James Hutchinson, Dwayne Johnson, Ernestine Jones, LeAndrew Jones, Marsha Jones, Raymond Ladd, Sandra Seniors 65 Lang, Kim Lee, Anita Lester, Denise Lewis, Kenneth Light ner, Mary Lindsey, Carla Markray, Larry McConnell, Holly McKinney, Robert Moore, Elgene Murray, Lloyd Nolan, Anita Peterson, Luther Price, Georgiana Ramsey, Marcus Randle, Sandra Rosborough, Roberta Ross, Daryl Shirley, Kim Smith, Michael Smith, Wayne Spencer, Marion Steward, Vicki Stewart, Michael Talbert, .Jeffrey Tate, Edward Tillman, Kenneth Toombs, Arthur Townsend, Andrea Wesson, Anthony 66 Seniors An Unforgettable Year of Experience Now it’s spring, and with spring comes graduation. I imagined myself wearing a long yellow robe, a hat with a tassel, my name announced as I walked across the stage to receive my diploma. Then, after commencement, I dreamed of throwing my hat off and —Wait’Hold everything!!! What about all the fun 1 had during this one year? Remember the time you skipped class to have a little fun? Remember the senior picnic and the parade? Do you remember the senior trip? Do you remember the hard work you put into your classes? Remember your grade cards? They showed how hard you worked—or didn’t work. Remember the senior dinner dance? I know you remember the term paper you wrote for Mrs. Hurt. Remember the times we had substitutes and didn’t do our classwork? Do you remember your 18th birthday? Hopefully growing older and wiser? Do you remember the friendship and learning experiences you shared with your friends? Do you remember the people you grew up with? Who you practically spent your life with? Before I threw off my hat, 1 thought of past experiences. I almost wished to go back. I know graduation is a happy event, but there is one sad moment about your senior year—Saying goodbye to all your peers. I threw off my hat and, suddenly, I realized I was an adult and have a whole future ahead of me. Beverly Carr A Change From red and white To black and gold. From flying in the sky To sailing on the sea. From Manual To Paseo was quite . . . A change. New friends, new foes, A whole new life 1 didn't want. Time has passed, things have changed. The past’s behind me now. 1 love the old school, and miss old friends, But Paseo is my home. Theresa Moore Seniors 67 JUNIORS Alberty, Vanessa Ammons, Darryl Anderson, Anthony Anderson, Frances Anderson, Leaetta Anderson, Sharon Austin, Lois Austin, Nathaniel Bailey, Michelle Bailey, Victoria Baker, Lisa Baker, Micheal Banks, David Banks, Phyllis Baushy, Dwayne Bennett, Eddie Berkly, Hugh Berry, Tony Left to right, Rowl: Katharine Wells, Treasurer; Chris Harris, Vice President; K. Mendenhall, Sponsor; Georgia Kirks, President; Stephanie Nevins. Secretary. Row 2; Darlene Peterson, Troy Tindall, I Gatha Washington, Joel Wesson, Calvin O'Reilly, Debbie Scaife, James Holland. Executive Board Members; M. Alexander. Sponsor. 68 Juniors We are survivors. The Junior Class of “78“has come a long way. We have survived through fires, snow storms, blowing rains, and unsuccessful segregation. Our sense of survival has been within ourselves, and yet we still remain strong. To our fellow classmates, upperclassmen, and underclassmen, we say a strong will to survive is the key to a successful life. Heaven All in a Kiss Birks, Georgia Blackburn, Felicia Bolin, Mark Boyd, Carmella Boyd, Ezell Bradley, Janice Britton, Alice Brooks, Thomas, Brown , Anthony Brown, Charles Brown, Chester Brown, Vernon Burgin, Brian Butler, Elton Butler, Frank Butler, Jacquelyn Byers, Billy Byers, Karen Byrd, Charles Byrd, Kendra Cain, Harvey Canady, Chris Cannon, Kevin Cason, Dinah Juniors 69 Carlock, Lorraine Carlock, Monica Carter. Angela Catron, Lavada Charles, David Chavez, Mavis Childres, Fred Clark, Cathy Clark, Dorla Clemons, Phillip Coats, Gary Coats, Terrance Coffee, Amanda Cole, Raymonette Coleman, Violet Collier, Opal Conners, Linda Cooper, Larry Copes, Doris Craddock, Wanda Criswell, Barbara Cullen, Daniel Dameron, Anna Davis, Belinda Davis, Betty Davis, Dewayne Davis, Derrick Davis, James Davis, Micheal Davis, Tina Dennis, Donna Denson, Jackie Denson, Jacquelyn Dewberry, Tony Dillard, Gregory Dixon, Brian Drake, Soprana Dukes, Micheal Dunn, Joyce Ealom, Micheal Edgenton, Keith Edwards, Lori Elliott, Shirley Epps, Yvonne Ferguson, Byrd Ferguson, Duane Fisher, Beverly Fisher, Wayne Juniors 71 I.If I don't see another chemistry book it will he soon. 2. Five minutes break. Fletcher, Annette Floyd, Dorla Ford, Myron Ford, Sherri Foster, Mary Fox, Jimmie Frazier, Vicki Gant, Regina Gates, Deborah Gates, Paula Giles, Ganelle Goode.Joseph Goodin, Kim Gossett, Aaron Grandison, Minnie Green, Jerome Green, Marsha Green, Michael Griffin, Robin Grimmett, Richard Hall, Mark Hall, Shelton Handley, Ralph Harrell, Darlene 72 Juniors Harris, Christopher Harvey, Griffith Hawkins, Raymond Hemphil, Victor Henderson, Timothy Henson, Norman Herman, Juanita Herron, Christine Hershal, Gregory Hill. Brian Hill, Darryl Hill. Micheal Holland, James Holloway, Joyce Holmes, John Holmes, Leonard Hood, Jerry Hoskins, Edwina Hudson, Sherella Hunley, Micheal Hunter, Reginald Hurst, Rita Jackson, Anthony Jackson, Hennie Juniors 73 Jackson, Lamar Jackson, Sonja James, Michael Jefferson, Valerie Jenkins, Charlesta Jenkins, Durinda Johnson, Bennie Johnson, Danita Johnson, Greta Johnson, Veronica Johnson, Weldon Jones, Bernard Jones, Dwayne Jones, Loretta Jones, Sylvia Jones, Ulyssus Jones, Vickie Joyner, Leonard Kendricks, William King, Barry King, David King, Deborah King, Robin Kirkwood, Gerald 2. Ladd, Reginald Lamar, Collette Laucas, Kathy Lawrence, Kenneth Lawson, Bertheia Grayson, Joann Lee, Bertha Lee, Cordell Lemons, Christina Lindsey, James Locket, Kim Love, Annette Lovelace, Lee Marshall, Brian Marshall, Glen Martin, Arnold Mayhew. Anthony McCauley, Vernon McConnell, Tamara McDaniel, Donald McDonald, Rachelle McGee, Nelvin McGee, Rose McHenry, Rita Juniors 75 McKenzy, Robert Miller, Russell Mitchell, Billy Mitchell. Shelia Moore, Carla Moore, David Moore, Leander Moore, Pamela Moorehead, Jonas Morrison, Marie Morton, Tyrone Mosley, Teresa Murphy, Loretha Murray, Minnie Murray, Natalie Nero, Ronald Nevins, Stephanie Newman, Pat 76 .Juniors Newton, Cheryl Nicholson, Genene Nolan, Regina O’Reilly, Calvin Owens, Alfred Owens, Marilyn Owens, Teresa Paige, Paula Parish, Gloria Parker, Keith Patterson, Sonya Perry, Sharon Peters, Ronald Peterson, Douglas Porter, Carol Posey, Gretchen Price, Vincent Pruitt, Timothy Rainey, Dale Rainey, Pamela Ramsey, Dwayne Ramsey, -Janice Randle, Donna Rentie, Judith Fellow Pirates, stand tall and be proud of your school. It has given the world a large number of doctors, lawyers, teachers, dentists, engineers and members of other professions, as well as a multitude of good citizens. Do we want to be counted among the successful Paseo graduates? It is all up to us. No one else can get us to class on time, do our work or pass our courses. A school is its people. Do your part to make Paseo the BEST!! Rhodeman, Evelyn Richardson, Karen 1. Finger Lickin' Good! Robins, Glen Robins, Yvonne Roby, Aaron Rodgers, Steven Rogers, Burma Rogers, Jackie Rollie, Carol Roustic, Karen Ruffin, Dale Ruffin, Terry Samuels, Mark Scaife, Debra Scott, Linda Seats, Linda Sharpe, Tanya Shaw, Kimberly Shelton, Michael Sheppard, Donald 78 Juniors Silas, Eva Smith, Howard Singleton, Darryl Smith, Allison Smith, Kelvin Smith, Leon Sneed, Kenneth Spears, Ronald speese, Gary Stevens, Connie Stinson, Lucille Stovall, David Taylor, Phillip Taylor, Rhonda Taylor, Trina Taylor, Virgil Thomas, Michelle Thomas, Sherry Thomas, Steven Thompson, Alesia Timley, Sharon Tindall, Troy Todd, Thaddeus Tuggle, Tammy Turner, Richard Valentine, Alexander Vance, Rosalind Vassie, Julie Vaughn, Stephan Vick. Charles Walker, Michelle Warfield, Peonca Washington, Betty Washington, Carla Washington, Lagatha Washington, Raymond Washington, Regina Weaver, Lisa Weldon, Brenda Weldon, Janice Weither, Guy Wells, Katharine Wells, Michael Wesson, Joel White, Latonya White, Linda White, Lisa W'hite, Sonja 80 Juniors Whitley, Clarence Williams, David Williams, Debra W'illiams, Delores Williams, Edward Williams, Gwendolyn Williams, Lenore Williams, Richard Williams, Rose Woods, Glenda Woods, Otis Woods, Roachell Wright, Anthony W'right, Margaret W’right, Patricia Young, Alison Juniors 81 SOPHOMORES Left to Right: Whitney Gordon, President; Mary Johnson, Secretary; Doris Wells. Treasurer; Regina Miller. 1st. Vice-President; and Mrs. Ronetta Buford, Sponsor. Abraham, Terry Adams, Dondrae Albritton, Avah Alexander, Carla Allen, Jason Allen, Regina Alson, Darryl Ambrose, Fredrick Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Curtis Anderson, Marsha Arnold, Pamela Ashley, Monica Banks, Evelyn Banks, Mark Banks, Melvin Banks, Roosevelt Battee, Deborah 82 Sophomores Bell, Phyllis Bennett, Larry Bennett, Quinton Benson, Gary Berry, Kenneth Blackburn, Derek Blackwell. Randall Bland, Ivory Bland, Shirley Bluett, Curtis Booker, Marcell Boyd, Craig Bradley, Danita Brashear, Dayner Brown, Bridgett Brown, Danny Brown, Dwayne Brown, Rric Brown, Floyd Brown, Gwendolyn Brown, Keresia Brown, Joseph Brown. Michael Brown, Leland Brown, Patricia Brown, Warren Browning, Clinton Buckner, Eddie Budgets, Anthony Burks, Linda Butler, Eric Caldwell, Fred Caldwell, Tony Calvin, Gabiella Campbell, Reginald Canady, Gregory Sophomores 83 Cannon, Gary Carr, Darryl Carter, David Carter, Robert Cartwright, Steven Cheadle, Jimmy Clark, Ernest Cobins, Tony Coleman, James Coody, Charles Cook, Harold Cooper, Janine Cornley, Robins Crudur, David Cunningham, Avera Cummings, Christopher Daniels, Rhonda Daniels, Rodney Davis, Kathy Davis, Lenny Davis, Margie Davis, Theodore Davis, Valerie Davis, William 84 Sophomores Davis, Wilson Dawson, Angela Deberry, Nechie Delaney, Maggie Delk, Michelle Dennis, Deandra Dennis, Diane Dewberry, Angela Dickerson, Dwayne Dillard, Snowna Donald, Regina Dotson, Dwayne Douglas, Letitia Drone, Linda Drummer, James Durham, Anthony Durham, Lois Edwards, Anthony Edwards, Kenneth Emery, Charles Evans, Janet Fells, Steven Ferguson, Geno Fields, Celcia Figgus, Mark Flanigan, Leah Flowers, Frank Flowers, Nona Floyd, Terri Ford, Douglas Foster, Maurice Fowler, Shirley Frazier, Ethel Frazier, Margie Francis, Tammy Francis, Willie Frank, Sampson Freeman, Carla Fuller, Erniece Garrett, Gregory Garrett, Marvin Garrison, Jeffrey Gates, Natalie Gatewell, Kathy George, William Giles, Dominic Goode, Mark Gordon, Whitney Goudeau, Amber Grant, Karen Grant, Sheila Graves, David Grayson, Linda Green, Marvin Gregory, Laurette Griffin, John Gunnels, Milton Gunnels, Yolanda Guy, Travistine Hall, Teresa 86 Sophomores Hammond, Darryl Hampton, Vincent Hanson, Danitta Harvey, Jacqueline Haynes, Teresa Henry, Debra Hickman, Monica Hill, Eric Hill, Uneeda Holder, Cassandra Holloway, Debbie Holloway, Leonard Holmes, Terri Hooks, Terry Hudson, Allen Hunter, Priscilla Hurley, Kaseem Irvin, Bridget Iverson, Bonita Ivory, Frederick Jack, Patsy Jackson, Annette Jackson, Cheryl Jackson, Derrick Jackson, Michelle Jackson, Robert Jackson, Sherri James, Cardelia Jarvis, Carmella Jeffries, Denetia Jenkins, Emmanuel Jolly, Ethel Johnson, Allen Johnson, Anna Johnson, Clark Johnson, Frederick Sophomores 87 Johnson, Gary Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Mary Johnson, Robert Jones, Darryl Jones, Dana Jones, Jerry Jones, Kevin Jones, Lela Jones, Martin Jones, Steve Jones, Tara Mack, Bernard Magers, Verna Mahan, Terry Maltby, Vincent Manning, Darryl Markray, Alice Martin, Anita McCauley, Sharlet McCrary, Aleta McDaniel, Darryl McDonald, Cynthia McDonald, David McDonald, Juan McGautha, Bridget McGee, Robert McGee, Vanessa McGill, Shelia McReginald, Chris Mickens, Kerry Miller, Herbert Miller, Regina Miller, Reginald Miller, Stacey Mitchell, Sherry 88 Sophomores Moffett, Sherrell Moore, Damen Moore, Joyce Mosby, Kenneth Monroe, Jeffery Moses, Leachea Newman, Patricia Nicholson, Eddie Nimrod, Tina Paige, Herman Parker, Clinton Parris, Dawn Patterson, Tracy Paul, Derrick Payne, Cynthia Perkins, Lonella Peterson, Yolanda Phillips, Lloyd Phillips, Steven Pickens, Donald Pierce, Karen Pinkney, Tjader Poke, Kenton Ponder, Myles Porter, Charles Preston, Dino Pruitt, Dorothea Raine, Marquida Rainey, Cedric Rainey, Latonya Ray, Anthony Rector, Leland Rice, Dedorah Richie, Lisa Riddle, Eunice Robins, Brenda Robinson, Cassandra Robinson, Hosie Robinson, Melanie Roby, Benjamin Rogers, Maxine Rolland, Anthony Ross, Gary Roustic, Mary Ruby, Randolph Rucks, Walter Russell, Fred Sanders, Sherry Sampson, Herman Scott, Trina Sears, Jose Shanklin, Finora Sharpe, Celestine Shelton, Shelly Sheppard, Edith Sherman, Gwen Silas, John Simonton, Mary Sipes, Sharon Skannal, Mark 90 Sophomores Skannal, Phyllis Skinner, John Smith, Darryle Smith, Eddie Smith, Harry Smith, James Smith, Lasha Smith, Roberta Smith, Sheryl Starnes, Anita Stevenson, Debra Stevenson, Dennis Steward, Judy Stewart, Billy Stewart, Tracie Strozier, Cheryl Styles, Randolph Suggs, Herbert Talbert, Craig Taylor, Lavon Taylor, Renee Thomas, Fred Thompson, Jeannie Thonton, Brenda Toombs, Orin Tuggle, Bridgett Turner, Gary Turner, Ronald Varner, Larry Vaughn, Rae Vick, Renee Walker, Angela Walker, Louis Walls, Justin Walton, Victor Ward, Aaron Sophomores 91 Warren, Troy Washington, Debra Watley, Danita Weaver, Frank Webb, Travis Wells, Doris Wells, Yvonne White, Andre White, Anita White, Connie White, Dwayne White, Michael White, Orlando White, Tanya White, Yolanda Whitley, Keith Wilbert, Johnson Wilcher, Cherl Williams, Alesa Williams, Barry Williams, Cedric Williams, Fred Williams, Jeffery Williams, Jerry 92 Sophomores Williams, Kelly Williams, Leon Williams, Sherry Williams, Steven Williams, Tina Williams, W'illiam Williamson, Karla Wilson, Anita Wilson, Carl Wilson, John Wilson, Michelle Wilson, Miguel Wilson, Sylvia Wilson, Terry Winston, Brett Winters, Douglas Woodson, Chandra Woods, Charles Woods, Dennis Woods, Wanda Wright, Denita WYight, Melinda Young, Karen Your.g, LaRonda Sophomores 93 Left to right. Row 1: Angela Lewis, Secretary; Deborah Strong. Committee Member; Jackie Nevels, Treasurer; Row 2: Cheryl ('arter. V. President; Franketta Whitehead, President; Stephan Miller. Committee Member. (Not pictured: Tracy Boyd, Committee Member.) Freshmen Abraham, Robin Alberty, Sonya Allums, Sharon Ashford, Tony Ashley, Veronica Askew, Kenneth Bailey, Kevin Baker, Tammie Banks, Locke Banks, Mark Banks, Dwanna Barnes, Rita Barnes, Tanya Bates, Brenda Baylis, Yvette Benth, Melody Berry, Fredrick Berkley, Saundra 94 Freshmen Black, Steven Blackman, Tony Bolton, Tracy Bowe, Anthony Bowman, Brian Bowman, Keith Boyd, Clarence Boyington, Wyminn Boykins, Dana Brackson, Larry Bradley, Ike Bradshaw, Dedra Brown, Alvin Brown, Carl Brown, Carolyn Brown, Cathy Brown, Charles Brown, Michelle Brown, Peter Brown, Samuel Brown, Victor Buckner, Edward Burch, Margaret Buford, Boswell Burgin, Mildred Burton, James Butler, Carla Byers, Chester Byers, Lee Caldwell, Tony Freshmen 95 Campbell, Sherila Cannon, Shequita Carey, Teresa Carter, Cheryl Carter, Darryl Carter, Wiley Cason, Benita Clark. Eddie Clemons, John Cleves, Joe Coates, Roxanne Collier, Stephanie Combs, Regina Conley, William Coody, Eugene Cooper, Joe Cooper, Ray Darton, Selva Dotson, Rosalind Dawson, Carmen Davis, Antonio Davis, Lenny Davis, Louis Davis, Rosie Davis, Sandra Davis, Stanley Davis, Timothy Davis, Tracey Davis, Valerie Dean, Carl Dennis, Jennita Denson, Gary Denson, Victor Dotson, Sondra Dudley, Charles Dudley, Sylvester 96 Freshmen Duney, Queeneaster Echols, Chris Edgenton, Denorvis Edwards, Anthony Edwards, Kenneth Elliot, Richard Epps, Steven Everett, Keith Gates, Bud Gates, Michelle Gatewell, Jimmie Gatewell, Kathy Gaylord, Valerie Graham, Micheal Green, Johnny Green, Timothy Griffin, Brenda Griffin, Micheal Hernton, Lori Howard, Chris Hughes, Shirley Hughley, Debra Irving, Benita Jackson, Gloria Jackson, Tracy Jardah, Michael Jennings, Eddie Johnson, Charles Johnson, Dwight Johnson, Janice Johnson, John Johnson, Kerman Johnson, Lonnie Johnson, Milton Johnson, Patty Jones, Calvin Freshmen 97 Jones, Darryl Iones, Stephanie Jones, Willie Jones, Yvonne Joyner, Derron Keatings, Vicki Kennedy, Kourtney Kendrick, Kennet King, James King, Kimberly Landrum, Carl Lapsley, Lisa Lee, Stephanie Lemons, Jamie Lewis, Andre Lewis, Angela Lewis, Charles Lewis, Lisa Lewis, Marilyn Lindsey, Darryl Lindsey, Maurice Lindsey, Terry Long, Michael Love, Christine Love, Stephanie Lowe, Sabrina Mack, Phillip Manning, Donna Marshall, Vernon May. Steve Mayhew, Kip McCauley, Marsha McClinton, Decca McCoy, Reginald McCuin, Steven McDonald, Anthony 98 Freshmen McDaniel, Kevin McGautha, Vernon McGee, Micheal McNack, Danny Miller. Ellis. Miller, Stephan Millins, Shirell Moore, Darryl Moore, Debra Moorehead, Angela Morrison, Eric Mourning, Tyrone Myles, Craig Myers, Tracey Muldrow, Lealon Nash, Yolanda Neely, Sherritta Nero, Tanya Nevels, Jackie Nobles, Eugene Nugent, Kimberly Oliver, Tina Oneal, Albert Paige, Tammy Parker, Steven Parks, Cassandra Parris, Cray Paul, Juanita Pauley, Craig Perkins, Pamela Peterson, Myron Phillips, Darrelle Porter. Maruella Porter, Searcy Pouncil, Carla Pruitt, Diane Freshmen 99 Pugh, Sharon Rainey, Terri Rambo, Mary Ramsey, Keith Ramsey, William Randolph, Burl Rector, Cheryl Reed, Jamesetta Rhymes, Byron Rickey, Lee Roberson, Eric Robin, Scott Robinson, Sharon Rogers, Foster Rollins, Ronald Ross, Carolyn Roustic, Dinah Russel, Frederic Sanders, Ella Scott, George Shaw, Stephanie Sheppard, Ronald Shields, Paul Shockley, Travis Silvers, Reginald Silvers, Veleatha Simmons, Eugene Simmons, Kevin Simmons, Vevelyn Sims, Terrie Skannal, Brian Slayden, Patricia Small, Brenda Smith, Arthur Smith, Dewanna Smith, Janet 100 Freshmen Smith, La Francis Smith. Steven Smocks, Troy Sneed, Brian Span, Brenda Spann, Shelia Spencer, Jeanetta Spriggs, Anthony Spriggs, Tawanda Starnes, Judy Strong, Mae Suggs, Phyllis Sullivan, Victoria Syras, Sheila Tabron, Yvette Talbert, Lisa Tanner, Emma Taylor, Benita Taylor, Charlesetta Taylor, Cynthia Taylor, Leroy Taylor, Rosaline Taylor, Sandra Taylor .Tracye Thomas, Cedric Thompson, Antonio Thornton, Francine Thurston, Eric Tindall, Gary Tones, Melvin Toney, Vitula Townsend, Theresa Tucker, Angela Tuner, Eva Turner, Marilyn Tyler, Bennie Freshmen 101 Vance, Norris Vassie, Glenn Walker, Angel Walker, Christopher Walker, Gail Walker, Larry Walker, Mornette Wallace, Portia Ward, Roy Washington, Wendy Watkins, Leon Watson, Gregory Weathers, Barbara Weaver, Derrick Webb, Travis Webster, Anthony Wells, Karen Weston, Arthur White, Calvin White, Janet White, Kennen White, LaTonya White, Orlando Whitehead, Franquita Whitley, Allen Williams, Burldell Williams, Cheryl W'illiams, Cordell Williams, Cynthia Williams, Daniel Williams, Darnell Williams, David Williams, Donna Williams, Edward Williams, Janet Williams, Laura 102 Freshmen Wilson, Karen Wilson, Michael Wilson, Rodney Winfrey, Ronnie Woods, Angel Woods, Cynthia Woods, Lisa Woodson, Eletta Wright, Joy Wright, Karen Wynn, Barbara Young, Mae Stephens, Jerome Stevens, Karen Stowers, Vickie Strong, Debra Want some? Freshmen 103 ADMINISTRATION The Paseo Administration is a creative, intelligent and hard working team who helped us and guided us in to channels best suited for us, the students of Paseo High. On February 25, Paseo was set on fire. With only that weekend to work, our administrators planned how they were going to communicate with the students since the communications system were destroyed in the fire. They came up with plans that enabled school to reopen on Tuesday and run smoothly despite the lack of any communication system in the building. Our administrators have actively supported the students both academically and in extra-curricular activities. With people like them behind us, we can make Paseo 1. James C. Reneau, Principal Curtis Jones, Assistant Principal Harold Riggins, Assistant Principal Gloria Sadler, Assistant Principal 104 Administration COUNSELORS OFFICE STAFF REGISTRAR 9 V LIBRARIAN ENGLISH AND SPEECH Ms. Grayson K. Myers M. Griffith D. Hutton C. «lames 106 Faculty Faculty 107 Ms. Glenn VI C. Washington MUSIC E. Campbell NURSE MATHEMATICS T G. Bass M. Davis I. Keys I,. Merrill R. Buford R. Williams HISTORY L. Herrin J. Cowan N. Fellinger F. Kaffenburger H. Klutz T. Lewis L. Ross T. Siegler 108 Faculty HOME ECONOMICS M. Alexander H. Craft M. Erickson J. Thompson W. Bowie T. Boyd Faculty 109 SCIENCE Mr. Blue W. Elliott D. Lemons 110 Faculty ART .WW INDUSTRIAL ARTS J. Gross K. Mendenhall G. Harper M. Harvev BUILDING SUBSTITUTES Smile! You’re on Candid Camera! J. Ferguson W. O’Donnell Faculty 111 D. Brown SPECIAL EDUCATION P. Mohn W. Morris BUSINESS G. Brown W. Campbell F. Hall M. Theroff “Loving Appreciation. Mrs. Artie Mae Goodwin. Outstanding Security Guard. Paseo High School. May 30, 1978. 112 Faculty ' McDaniels, N. Moore. M. Smith. R. Hudson. A. Sanderson. M. Love. N. Harris. I). Welcher, G. ’•ice, C. Reese. J. Dooley. K. Gordon, Manager H. Stroud, D. Lewis. BUILDING MAINTENANCE Procter, R. Gibbs, K. Patterson. D. Warren. T. Revels. D. McKissick. SECURITY E. Shelton. G. Ward. A. Goodwin, I). Grant. B. Davis. C. Crystal Building 113 SENIOR ASSEMBLY 5. l.The Mothership arrives! 2. Would you believe it’s James Harrison and Elgene Moore? 3. Senior participants in assembly. 4. Theresa Moore waking up from her dream. 5. Kaynard Jones and I opold Burtin showing how it is done. 6. Kim Shirley and Robert Fishback giving their undivided attention. 7. Clyde Harvey?!! 8. Outer space-lings. 9. Robin Jenkins and Carolyn Gordon projecting. 114 Senior Assembly SENIOR PARADE AND PICNIC 1. 2. 4. 3. 5. 1. Mary Ann Darthard, Jimmy Kirkland. Kim Shirley and Robert Fishback talking about food 2. Are you sure there’s enough for everyone? 3. The last day “our” flag flew. 4. Parade line-up. 5. Cars, cars, and more cars. 6. Elgene Moore giving Caretta Young his opinion of the water. 6. Seniors Skip 115 BACCALAUREATE Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday, May 28, 1978, at St. Stephens Baptist Church. I. Mingling with the congregation outside the church. 2. DeLayne levels, Corvdon Riley. Kelvin Thurman and Lenore Williams discussing the service. 3. Receiving congratulations. A. Processional. 5. DeLayne levels, Raymond Jones, Corydon Riley, and Raynard Jones outside the church. 6. Processional. 7. The crowd of well-wishers. 8. Godfrey Washington. Donald Fairman, Valerie Proctor, Andrew Kirkwood, Seletia Mitchell. Deborah Dawson and Cheryl Walker waiting to line up. 9. Godfrey Washington realizing the solemnity of the occasion. 10. Seniors with the congregation. 11. Hallelujah, we made it! 12. All eyes are upon us. 2. 116 Baccalaureate 10. 11. 1. We really did it!!! 2. On stage at the Music Hall. 3. Salutatorian Tammy Moffett. 4. Mrs. G. Wilson introduces the Top Ten. 5. Valedictorian Cheryl Mathews. 6. Charles Porter leading prayer. 7. The BIG MOMENT. 8. Pomp and Circumstance. 9. Can my mother see me? 10. That’s right, yea. I did it! 11. James Harrison, senior class president. 12. Loleita Jiles, soloist. 13. Concert choir at graduation. 14. Ms. Joanne Collins, graduation speaker. Graduation 119 We cleaned out our lockers Then we left. The halls are silent now Empty of life. The year is over. The building waits . . . For us to come back And make it alive again. The birth of a new year. WALSWORTH Marrcline. Mo., U.S.A. 120 Closing