Shawnee Mission East High School - Hauberk Yearbook (Prairie Village, KS)

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' ? Starting the climb to the top as Q person, as a class, as Shawnee-Mission East.. . . The sophomores, although not sure of their footjiFig, were ready to begin the asceEit obtwrted with the necessary equiemei t of|, enthusiasm and ability. A i Theminip ajrveilep ' the road ahead T tb ' ggtcei td energy and has- 1 , renefa pry j vip opportunity and experi- ' cnenceJps beckoning guideposts. The sen- Ci ' TTors, invigorated by the lofty air, surged . onward to tn )end, that majestic end. which glitte d i ii he disfpnce and bne Here ' : a stu- ent[b6dy ) l|}Ose cmjUenge waS ra reach UD bfid par imo theVegf aheaa, and re- gfgjjdlasiibf tlisft steepCgra A.Vo reach the summit in the tijst attempt But more important was the challenge to reach that peak by living, learning, and work- ing together in spirit, realizing that they would reap only what they had sown. A whole year, waiting ' TMirtfBQL tj .A i. % vr rTTWtlW lM

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