Shawnee Mission High School - Indian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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MAURICE E. SWANSON, M.A. Social Scienceg Pep Club, Extempo Club NINA THEISS, M.A. English, Y-Teens, Contemporary Drama Club AILINE THOMAS, B.S. in Ed. Library, Library Club, Needlework Club YVONNE TURNER, A.B. Arlg Art Club, Y-Teens WILBUR V. UNRUH, M.S. Mathematics, Pep Club, Barber Shop Singing Club WINNONA S. VENARD, M.A. Mathematics, Y-Teens, Needlework Club CHARLOTTE SHELBY WALCH, A.B. English, Y-Teens, Drama Club C. O. WATSON, M.A. English, Mission Adviser, Ink Spots, Printer's Devils MARY LOU WEICEL, B.S. Home Economics, Junior Red Cross 5' CERTRUDE WELCH, M.A. Mathematics, Camera Club, Girls Golf Club WILMA B. WHITE, M.A. English 3 Book Clubs A tense moment in the World Series holds the rapt attention of Mr. Cahill, Mr. Hause, Mr. Doxon, Mr. Stumbo, and Mr. Pigg as they sit gath- ered around a portable radio in the faculty men's lounge. rx -F i' JY ,-r. ,N k , . ,, x X A 1 if E.

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, -e KK- FELIX SHULAR M S us ness p u man ea ers u RX Bl PeClbF dFth Clb GEORGE W SIMPSON AB , Mathematics- Hi-Y Coin Collectors Club it ' Q l,'k LENELL M SLATEN M s A A Buslness' Pep Club Y-Teens ' C . A' S MMMC Y ' z-pix? A kk' W ku x ,alt . Ngww- :QL ws -' PATRICIA SPILLMAN, A.B. Social Science, Y-Teens W. WALLACE STRONG, M.E Science, Radio Club, Hi-Y FRED L. STUMBO, B.S. Building Superintendent JEAN A. PTACEK, B.S. Science, Y-Teens HAROLD L. READE, M.E. Social Science, Athletic Club, Lettermen's Club CLYDE A. REDPATH, M.A. Social Science, Hi-Y, Tennis Club JESS ROSE, M.M.E. Vocal Music, Vocal Ensembles CHARLES E. SCHARFF, B.S. in Ed. English, Hi-Y VELMA SEATON, M.S. Science, Biologs Club ARTHUR W. SELVES, B.S. English, Blue Note Club, Shakespearean Club PAULINE SELVES, B.S. Home Economics, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross WILLIAM H. SHAW, A.B. Art, Marionettes Club, Art Club f L0

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Arch Unruh demonstrates an art of volley ball. - n r p ,, x The student teachers investigate a current publication. KU SENDS TEACHERS HSCIIOOL days, school days-dear old golden-rule daysv-they were filled with learning and teaching for student teachers from the University of Kansas. Procedures varied, as some members actually pre- sented the subject-matter, while others merely ob- served instructional methods. Here for seven weeks, the majors in education were graded by the Uni- versity professors on teaching ability and successful classroom participations. Among the subjects taught were instrumental music, English, mathematics, busi- ness, and physical education. ,egg -Ha,-Q-! .s',S'.i QQ Q-Q,-5 -AW-N351 Anil' Deeply engrossed, Mr. Shular and student teacher, Allan Thompson, manipulate the adding-listing machine.