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

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fl' 1. Bell Telephone 2. Owens Corning air temperature 70 degrees 3. Plaza 4. llghtpost sunset 5. Metcalf South. '19 W -ll? fjglj,.ll-lj ijt Fl W 1 Q 4'--L'-w.ti' l ed' 'T W: 4' 1,12 in v5,, z One has outgrown Boy Scouts and Brownies by high school age, and student involvement in the community lags because of it. Community service by students is in- deed rare if not unheard of when egos are built on athletic stardom and popularity within the school. Cleaning parks and campaigning for third district judge just doesn't equal the glamour of being student council president, an at- titude which has made more than one Vista worker wlnce. Worse than the involvement of students in their communi- ty is their ignorance of community affairs. We know no more about John Taylor than we do about Harold Stasson. Kansas City registers in our minds no more than a labyrinth of streets or a convenient place to buy records and clothes. Though some of us recycle our cans and ride bicycles for transportation, most of us would just as soon Students in relationship to their community, 11