Shawnee Mission High School - Indian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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TOMMY ACKERMAN-Pep Club, IV, Band, I, II, III, IV, Retorts, III, IV, Stamp Club, I, Hi-Y, I, II, Incl. Cav., III, IV, Thespian Play, IV. J. C. ALLISON-Pb. Spk. Play, IV, Gym Show, III. RAYMOND ALLSUP-Los Char- rochinas, III, IV, Pres., IV, Cos- mopolitan Club, III, Retorts, IV, Hi-Y, IV, Orch. IV, Band, III, IV, Vice-Pres., IV, Ind. Cav. Orch., IV, N. E. K. Music Festival, III, West- port, I, II. ETHEL MAE ANDERSEN-G. A. A., I, II, G. R., I, II, III, H. R. Vice-Pres., I, Music Festival, I, II. WOODROW ANDERSON BILL ANDREWS - Photography Club, I, Treas., II, Thespian Play, IV, Ind. Cav., III, IV, Public Axl- dress System Electrician. CHARLES ASKREN MICHAEL BAIER-Archery Club, I, H. R. Pres., IV, Football, II, III, IV, Gym Show, II, III, IV. EFFIE LEE BAILEY - Pep Club, IV, Steno-ettes, IV, H. R. Vice- Pres., IV, Fashion Show, IV, Gym Show, IV, Washington rural, I, II, III. VIRGINIA BARBER-G. R., 1, G. A. A., 1. HAROLD BARKER MILDRED BARNER-Nat'l H. S., III, IV, Band, I, II, III, IV, Orch., II, III, IV, Pep Club, IV, G. A. A., I, II, G. R., I, II, Thespians, IV, Cosmopolitan, I, II, Ind. Cav., IV, junior Play, Pb. Spk. Play, IV, N. E. K. Music Festival, III, Gym Show, I, II, III, Annual B Staff, IV. DONALD' BEALE-Reading Club, Is Track, II, Pingpong Team, IV. ROSEMARY BEASLEY-Pep Club, IV, Steno-ettes, Vice-Pres., IV, G. R., IV, S. C., III, Senior Class Treas., H. R. Treas., III, H. R. Sec'y, IV, G. R. Hi-Y Play, IV, Argentine, I, Nat'l H. S., IV. 17

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'QW vs Q Ca gg Peacocks - 2j The peacock is a familiar sight as it 2 V V Q, 1 struts proudly to and fro, inviting ad- X A D j A rniration. Believe it or not, it has been said this proud bird is still very shy. As X X P it ru jles its gorgeous feathers to attract X' attention, this King of the tribe is 1 3 gazed upon with envy and awe by all other birds. Proving that the frcshmen are becoming more quickly oriented to the high school atmosphere, the class of ,41 faded to a mere Chartreuse after the first six weeks of its higher education in the fall of 1937. Donwhitmore was elected president of the papooses. During their sophomore term with Bud MacLean as their executive, they played a major part in the school activitiesg and many were the outstanding achievements ac- complished in their third year of high school during which they again elected Bud MacLean to the presidency of the class. For the first time in the school's history, undisputed possession of both the gridiron and the cage titles of the N. E. K. league were gained. As a result, The Indian scholars were given a welcome vacation from classes for a day. On the evening of April 20, 1940, the juniors were hosts to the seniors at the annual junior-senior prom held at the Meadow Lake Country club. Jane Eyrev was the junior class production. Knee-length knitted hose and l'Sloppy Joe sweaters were introduced by the seniors this year as they repeated history by successfully defending the N. E. K. basketball and football crowns. Proving to be the outstanding programs of the year were the second Indian Cavalcade, with Tom Maupin serving as one of the three students on the original-script committeeg the Thespian play, New Firesf' the operetta, 'lThe Mikadof' and the senior class production, Guess Again, in which Shirley Engel and James Pilley had the leading roles. Occupying the ofiices of the senior class were James Pilley, president, Bud MacLean, vice-presidentg John Maloney, secretaryg and Rosemary Beasley, treasurer. Eileen Swope was president of the Student Council with Marjorie Calhoun, Bud MacLean, James Pilley, and Barbara Sperry as other senior representatives. Two senior girls, Mildred Barner and Marjorie Woodman, served as co-head drum majorettes and led the marching band through intricate patterns to capture a first division rating and eligibility to compete in the national-regional marching contest. Marjorie Woodman and Pauline Laird were awarded the highest class honors of val- edictorian and salutatorian respectively. 16

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WALLACE BEASLEY-H. R. Pres., I, II, Operetta, IV, Ind. Cav., IV, Football, IV, Stage Crew, IV. GILBERT BENSON - Archery Club, I, Hi-Y, I, Orch., I, II, III, IV, Band, II, III, IV, Ind. Cav. Orch., IV, Mission Staff, III, IV. CHARLES BETHEL-Band, I, II, III, IV, Orch., I, II, III, IV, Incl. Cav., III, IV, Pb. spk. Play, IV, H. R. Treas., II, Football, II, Gym Show, III, Senior Play. JOHN BORDERS-Reading Club, I, Hi-Y, I, Stage Crew, Thespian Play, Christmas Program, Pb. Spk. Plays, IV. WILBERT BRADLEY HENRY BRADY-Pep Club, III, IV, H. R. Vice-Pres., II, Gym Show, II, IV, Mission Staff, III, IV, Pep Club Skit, IV, Argentine, I, Senior Play. RUTH BRINK-Steno-ettes, IV, H. R. Sec'y, II, Westport, I. 18 HARRY BROBERG-central, I, II. III. MARJORIE BROOKS-Thespian, IV, Glee Club, II, Orch. Treas., IV, Chorus Class Treas., IV, Incl. Cav., III, IV, N. E. K. Music Festival, II, III, Junior Play, Pb. Spk. Play, IV, Operetta, IV, Senior Play. HAROLD BROOM BETTY BROWN-G. R., I, Glee Club, I, H. R. Vice-Pres., I, Fash- ion Show, III, Gym Show, II, IV, Senior Play. JACK BROWN-Glee Club, I, Pep Club, III, IV, Sec'y, IV, Hi-Y, IV, Band, I, II, III, IV, Vice-Pres., IV, Ind. Cav., III, IV, G. R.-Hi-Y Play, IV, Thespian Play, IV, Pb. Spk. Play, IV, Senior Play, Golf, III. C. W. BUFTON-Model Club, I, Pep-Club. II, III, IV, H. R. Pres., II, Vice-Pres., III, Senior Play, Pep Club Skit, IV. MARJORIE CALHOUN-G. A. A., 1, Pep Club, IV, s. C., IV, G. R., II, III, IV, H. R. Vice- Pres., II, Treas., IV, S. C. Cor- resp. Sec'y, IV, G. R.-Hi-Y Play, IV, Operetta, IV, Thespian Treas., IV, Nat'1 H. S., IV, Alumni Play, IV.