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

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' -rw K Q I Ya, 1-' Q 1 111, mr. W4-1'- ' www Mr Carl Ison Pnncxpal Administrators As the business of the House of Repre- sentatives is conducted by its trusted speaker of the House, the lnternal and mter school affalrs of Shawnee M1SS1OH East were handled by our prlnclpal Mr Carl Ison S1m1lar to the major party leaders, vxce pr1nc1pals Mr Davld Schmldr and Mr Rrchard Trast fulfilled spe cxflc dunes Coordxnatmg all courses and act1v1t1es the admlnlstratlon sought to achxeve harmony among all departments The many respons1b1l 1t1es of the vxce pr1nc1pals 1nc1uded coordxna tmg the club program planmng a schedule of assembl1es, and dealmg w1th any dxscxpllne problems that arose As well as supervxsmg the more than nlnety faculty members, Mr Ison represented East 1n d1str1ct bus1ness and the program of the Parent Teachers Assocla t1on W1th1n the school 1tself hrs vo1ce was heard da1ly w1th announcements affectmg oc cupants of many seats 1n the assembly of stu dents and teachers An admmxstrator s responsxbnhty 15 vlewed rn awe 1nd1v1duals become one mass needmg skxllful moldrng R a 23 iris aff? it it HW - - - v' V Q , . . 7 9 MW. ,at Mi , , 3.5, , , - ' s . . , . .. . . . as ' vlfix .Q r,,V X ' .f jf 43- R , t- or, . Hx it f - - -f .-:rw Q. -L :Al f .sz-- ve . ego -f L' 3 -,tt .' A,- e--a as a i 1 Leia ' , 355 ' t f t l W , K . ' 1

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Coordinating Business at District Levels Finding sufficient space for the increased en- rollment added another duty to the job of super- intendent, Dr. Howard McEachen. With the Board of Education, Dr. McEachen regulated educational policies and concepts. Communication was improved by specially created positions. Dr McEachen was assisted by consultants in their respective fields of science, math, English, and history. Others worked in the areas of special education and counseling, while the assistant superintendent coordinated these as consultant of curriculum. New offices provided a more efficient work- shop for the Board of Education. The board, an elected overseer of district functions, linked the administration and the community. The effective coordination of the eleven area schools demonstrated district forethought. Qllll T S t ' 2 . s i 5. 1 V ... . .6-: 'wr r' is A We ,,,ti.... Df Howafd D McEachen 3UPC1'11'1fCndCm Dr. Herbert I. Bruning, Assistant Superintendent

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Efficiently Operate a School of 2,350 Mr. David Schmidt, Vice Principal Mr. Richard T 1'