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

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Expressing Traditions Uniquely With long lunch lines, jammed halls, new courses, thoughts of dates, dances, and athletics, school began. The time was to plan for the year's construction. We each wanted to build a pedestal of our own, where we could stand and be known. But the plotting of a logarithmic curve, cheering at football games, dating, and even dissenting tradition was what had been done be- fore. What was to make this year challengingly different? We looked forward to doing the customary our- selves. Sweating into physical shape for athletic competi- tion, tediously perusing Shakespeare, or proposing a Stu- dent Congress change was to participate within the frame- work of tradition. We even planned to emulate the past. Previous years' achievements from professional play productions to high academic ratings provided goals. By conquering these goals, we would be experiencing and im- proving traditions in academics, athletics, and activities for the foundation of our own rising pedestal and the ' D r n nin of our c oo' i in ion. 'fb st C Egg-1255 wouldlipld different for each of ,fggfi u n or wn e 1 sion t. N- ' 4 s a a e s aS QF Sliezlgi A -3 zz e wx A Q2 Q -+9 5 I i lk' VQ xiii X is ' N, ggpkpp 'EZ -K9 ,X Qs C ,fe as es t ff! XX Q f X Y Xfl g aio I 4 449' I Home sie - ...., - 'wg - R fl '75 6 l 'g 2 - V v A' UM 'mp JW! 4 u 3 -9 If 1 D