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

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Faculty tMrJ William B. Strickler - B.S.; Ed. M. . . . Westminister College, Okla. Univ., Kans. State College. . . Algebra. . . three years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ Maurice E. Swanson - A.B.; M.A. . . . Fort Hays State College, University of Kansas City. . . Debate. . . fifteen years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ Lawrence Tharp - B.A.; M.S ..... Kansas Univer- sity. . . Mathematics. . . four years in the Shawnee Mis- sion District. tMrJ Arch Unruh - B.S., M.S. . . . Kansas University. .. Biology. . . five years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ C. Marlin Welsh - B.S.; M.S. . . . Kansas State Teacherst College. . . Biology. . . one year in the Shaw- nee Mission District. tMrJ Harry E. Westerhaus - B.A.; M.A. . . . Kansas Uni- versity. . . Spanish. . . four years in the Shawnee Mis- sion District. tMrsJ Wilma B. White - A.B.; M.A. . . . Kansas Univer- sity. . . English. tMrJ Jerry L. Wilhm - B.S.; M.S. . . . Kansas State Teach- erst College. . . Biology. . . seven years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ Donald Wilson - B.S.; M.S. . . . Kansas State Col- lege. . . Stenography 8L Shorthand. . . four years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ W. R. Young - A.B.; M.S. . . . Kansas State College, University of New Mexico. . . World History. . . four years in the Shawnee Mission District. NOT PICTURED: tMisst Donna Sue Lamb - B.S. . . . University of Kansas . . . Geometry. . . one year in the Shawnee Mission Dis- tnct. tMisst Carol Thompson - B.A. . . . Oklahoma University . . . German 8: French. . . one year in the Shawnee Mis- sion District. tMrsJ Rosemary Young - B.A. . . . University of Utah. . . English. . . one year in the Shawnee Mission District.

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tMrJ Carl E. Pugh - B.S.; M.S. . . . Kansas City Jr. Col- bge, Kansas State Teachers, College. . . American His- tory. . . three years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrsJ Kay Reynolds - B.S.; M.S. . . . McMurray College, Baylor University, Pittsburg State. . . Speech. . . four years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ Jess Roser- M.M.E. . . . Kansas University. . . Vocal Music. . . ten years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrsJ Margaret L. Rowland - B.A.; M.S.H.E. . . . Lin- field College, Purdue University. . . Foods. . . two years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrsJ Judy Rugh - B.S.; M.A. . . . Missouri University . . . English. . . two years in the Shawnee Mission Dis- trict. tMrJ Glenn A. Saunders - B.S.; M.A. . . . Grinnell Col- lege, Kansas University. . . Drivers, Education. . . ten years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMisst Velma Seaton - B.S.; M.S. . . . Central Missouri State College, University of Colorado. . . Biology. . . 26 years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ Donald L. Seymour - B.S.; M.A. . . . Northwest Mo. State, Colo. State College. . . Driverst Ed. . . three years in the Shawnee Mission District tMrsJ Carolyn M. Shankel - B.S.; M.S. . . . Kansas State College. . . Typing 8L Shorthand. . . one year in the Shaw- nee Mission District. ' tMisst Jane Shanks - B.S. . . . Kansas State College. . . English. . . one year in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ Roger Shepard - B.S. . . . Emporia State Teacherst College. . . Journalism. . . four years in the Shawnee Mis- sion District. tMrJ Leon Smith - B.S.; M.S. . . . Kansas State College . . . Woodshop. . . two years in the Shawnee Mission Dis- trict. tMrJ Vincent E. Southerland -M.S. . . . Wyoming Univer- sity. . . Bookkeeping. . . fifteen years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMrJ Fredric L. Splittgerber - B.S. . . . Omaha Univer- sity. . . Citizenship. . . five years in the Shawnee Mission District. tMisst Sydney Stoeppelwerth - B.S. . . . Kansas Univer- sity. . . English 8L Speech. . . two years in the Shawnee Mission District.

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XNXW xmmwm P.T.A. OFFICERS. Standing: Mrs. Donald McMorris, Mr. Carl Ison, Mrs. Henry Gould, Mrs. R. R. Axelson. Seated: Mrs. Merle Welch, Mrs. James Bell, Mrs. Lawrence Long, Mrs. C. W. Schumacher, Mrs. Bailey Mourning. Unifying the Parent-Teacher Set On Back-to School Night, parents troop up the ramp to higher learning in the academic wing, enlightened on their children,s world. A bridge between home and school was firmly erected by the Shawnee-Mission East Parent-Teacher Association. Mrs. JamesrL. Bell, her fellow officers, and the numerous committees supervised the construction by enlisting faculty aid and parent membership. A solid foundation for the project was the informative agenda. The first meeting of the P.T.A. was the annual Back-to-School Night at which parents assumed the roles of stu- dents once again and relived their own high school days. Other programs featured panel discussions concerning the students role after high school and the. relationship between youth and parent. To add variety to the sche- dule, a hoagie supper was sponsored by the P.T.A. to introduce the rest of the family to the students school day lunch. Activities, such as selling football concessions, added to the firm foundation by replenishing the funds. After a year of hard work, the P.T.A. was able to boast that they had successfully bridged the gap between the worlds of home and school. '