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

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-- '.. , T' HOWARD D. MCEACHEN Superintendent A spirit of cooperation . . . evidenced by the people in this community who support the faculty and the Board of Education in their efforts to provide good schools aided Dr. Howard McEachen, superin- tendent of schools, in carrying out the functions of his office. Planning facilities to handle increased enrollments, hiring faculty and staff members, executing poli- cies adopted by our Board of Education were the responsibilities of S-M's chief administrator. In another facet of work he analyzed the course of study in an effort to determine how well it met the needs of the students. Success through Administration, Interviews, meetings, and special appointments were only a part of Dr. Herbert Bruning's active schedule as Director of Curriculum. He interviewed numerous teacher hopefuls, studied and developed instructional materials, and supervised nearly 350 professional people in S-M's educational organization. Dr. Bruning's duties were furthered by two new schools in the system. New surroundings for a familiar face . . . Mr. Bob Johnson began a different role as Vice-principal this year. With his new post came new duties, such as the supervision of all matters concerning attendance, ac- tivities, and discipline. Despite his demanding schedule, Mr. Johnson still found time to assist problem laden students. Organizing Shawnee-Mission's complex transportation system was the task of Mr. Guy Barnes, Administrative Assistant. Revising bus schedules and routes, keeping insurance records, and directing various safety programs were just a few of his many responsibilities. 16 B uw ' ' .V t .3 Y Vxx'-en , wig seems ,e , if A ggggvea, 1 .L ,,.,,ggga . . .t m i gs this Bob Johnson, Vice-Principalg Guy Barnes, Adminis- trative Assistantg Herbert Bruning, Director of Cur- riculum.