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

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Mary Reid, Millicent Robinson, B.M.E., M.M. AB. English and Music lllathelnalics Doris Sherman, BS. Palmer Snodgrass, Clothing BS. Commerce W. W, Stron B.S,,M.A. Mathematics Ruth Vette, BS. English and Public Speaking Maurice E, Schruben, Velma Seaton, B.S, B.S, Biology English and Music F. W, Starkey, BS, Frances Strait, AB English Illlll Social Science lllechrlnical ljfllllllllg G. Murlin Welch, Alberta Ballard AB., MA. Secretary Social Science

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Genevieve Herriott, Edncr Hetzel, U. G. Iackson, Ellamcte Kleiber, A,B. AB., M.A. A.B., M.S. B.S. Mathematics Latin Srience Commerce Ie-ssie Lemon, Evelyn Listrom, AB. Emma Lyman, A.B. Lucile Neudeck, A.B.,M.A, iWllfI1t'Nll1IiCS Social Science B.S. Spanish and Social Librarian Science . H. V. Patterson, L. Dale Pigg, Wilma Rankin, BS. Harold L. Reade, BS., M.A. AB., M.A. Commerce and English B.S. Woozlworlring Spanish Physical Education and , Social Science

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.gzcolenf Counci FRONT ROW-V, Cochran, P. Boxmeyer, D. Lichte, C. Carlson, B. Wright, B. Weber, L. Rankin. MIDDLE ROW-H. Robb, D. Brent, B. Garrett, V. Larsen, S. Foster, I. Baldwin. BACK ROW-H, Sullivan, F. Wood, T. Dawson, P. Miller, D. Fayman, N. Helmers, B. Summerour. Managing school affairs, complaints and other sundry things which are of interest to the student body are the duties of the Shawnee-Mission high school Student Council. Composed of twenty members and headed by its unanimously-elected senior president, Neil Helmers, this organization did its share toward sup- porting the National Defense program through the work of a Victory com- mittee composed of Paul Miller, Virginia Larsen, Bill Summerour, Virginia Cochran and Sue Foster. The group collected books for the men in service of the United States, sold defense stamps, and urged students to save scrap metal and other waste materials. Most ot the activities of the student council were carried out through the committee method and due to the cooperation and smooth functioning of one of them, namely the mixer committee, the board granted the council permission to plan three mixers each semester instead of one, as originally granted. The program committee planned the school assemblies and ar- ranged for the lyceums of the school year, '42-'43. Assisting Neil l-lelmers, president, were Paul Miller, vice-presidentg Penelope Boxmeyer, secretary, and Barbara Wright, treasurer. The Council also sponsored the annual Fun Day, worked on the Honors and Awards committee, and planned the entertainment for the celebration as a result of winning the league basketball and football championships. Miss Emma Lyman and Miss Anna Marie Edwards were the sponsors of the organization. 14