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

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E veryman, a character in Medieval drama, found his modern counterpart in Everyman a Lancer. As a sum total of the student body, Everyman laryngitised himself during a rain-soaked gridiron victory over North. . . mourned the death of the compassionate world mediator Dag Hammarskjold. . . planned for the future with varying degrees of urgency ranging from the sophomores far-off view to the seniors near-sighted view of it. . . held his breath as the air over split Berlin grew electric with the static of wary dispute. . Everyman branched from this entity of unity to form a distinct class system: the titled nobility, the senior class; the bourgeois junior class; the serf-like sophomore class. Each class donned its figurative chain mail during the A.F.S. share-selling time, the Hauberk campaign, and the competitive class yells in Pep Club. Everyman further divided to become an individual. In this more personal realm he had a challenge to meet-- acting in The Man Who Came To Dinner, entering Harvard, making the Varsity, mastering valences-- a contribution to make-- singing a solo from the Messiah in the Christmas Assembly, decorating for the Prom, attending the National Conference for Christians and Jews. Everyman, the character in Medieval drama, had become Every Lancer, the person in M odern Day reality.

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