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

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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

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PASEON 78 Paseo High School Kansas City, Missouri Volume 49 1

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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.