Hocker Grove Junior High School - Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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Dr. Raj Chopra Dr. Reese Pollard Superintendent of Schools N. W. Area Superintendent The great essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, What we call results are beginnings. ' l couldn't agree with him more. The 1983-84 school year saw many results from students and staff in the Shawnee Mission Public Schools, but those achievements and accomplishments are really just the beginnings of what l'm sure will be a continued thrust for educational excellence. Looking back over the past year, I have been impressed with the enthusiastic commitment Hocker Grove students and staff have had to achieving excellence in academics and activities. Equally impressive has been the support parents have shown and their willingness to become true partners in education with their school. Next year promises some challenges as we face the prospect of reorgan- izing to four-year high schools and two-year middle schools, a change that will affect Hocker Grove in 1985. With that reorganization will come many opportunities for Hocker Grove students, staff and parents: opportunities to explore new horizons, to benefit from expanded opportunites, to use the results of this years's achievements as a solid foundation for new beginnings Knowing this makes me confident that next year will also be a year of achievement, pride and unity among students, parents and staff as together we strive for continued excellence in education. With fond regards, GW.. Raj Chopra, Superintendent

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