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

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yM A V ' ' Asfi h ' V V J i y As he scholastic year comtnenced, S-M EasfivOS more than many students gathered together for an educational purpose. An element of experience and leadership existed in our midst for the purpose of guiding us, the student body, through a year of varied I Ajl endeavors and numerous activities. u ' J Coordinating the three Shawnee Mission school )f r a rae under the jurisdiction of Dr. Howard McEach- jy n, superintendent. Mr. Carl Ison accompanied Easp j. „ »in into its sixth year of existence as principal. He was i ' S,W (, ' } ossisted in his duties by vice-principals Mr. Richard ,. A ' Trast and Mr. David Schmidt. An assembly of four counselors maintained an advisory position on mat- ters of schedule and college selection. An efficient of , fice, custodial, and cafeterial staff ably executed tech- V I l .meal necessities- l fJQ ' ] The administration of our school acknowledged Jj (land accepted the challenge of aiding all students in understanding their responsibilities and positions as • A members of the student body and in promoting the at- vV Jl jtainment of their personal goals. By this conscious l , [il . fiJ contact with the individual, as well as through curri- 0 ' i ' ! V M- lj ] K) T y y V culum, teachers, and equipment, the administration led us in fulfilling the 1963-1964 school year to the highest expectations, r y Shawnee Mission East was guidance. ■ . ' 9 - - - ADMINISTRA TION

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HEADING THE MARCH Dr. Howard D. McEachen, Superintendent Mr. Carl Ison, Principal With secretarial efficiency, Mrs. Lamniers avoids becoming buried beneath confer- ence passes and transcripts by executing a horizontal filing plan. Mr. Richard Fisher, Counselor 12 -