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

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e o 1 'toa D mc eabe ze awnee 2 o e'ac111ty hae beer' a tc retcm t e pe sonal ntact that o 'aan a ge hook ac If cau ea one change 11' t 1 1tJ 0' awnee 1 10 faculty h IF truco e er th1 ty tu cn 1 'nean that Qtudent at our chool have a bet ter chance of knowmg the1r teacher Th teache too has a better opportunlty to glVG 1X1 ual atter1t1on to those ,tudents who need extra h lp Thus 1t lu po i1ble to get better work from all the students Shawnee MISSIOHS faculty also rates h1gh 1n teacher quahty Because of the schools locatlon near Kaneae C1ty there lS no great dlfl1CUllY 1n securlng teachers Also the de lable teachmg condltlons at Shawnee M12 lO 1 are known all over the etate wh1ch make 1t poemble for the adm1n1Qtra'1on t hoo e the beet teachers from a Nlde held Teocherv are p1cked to llll the par'1cular po 1t1on for wh1ch they are beet u1ted Th1 Personnel Sfaff 'aa-'e e ,-a e Nell al ance 1. fe f to ty' one 1 cult P r 110 f of 'te ee 1 h C1 of rafjr: aaa! f IOP telcher con d e ac 121+ any 11 'fa have ur c a ed home1 1n t hoo dl llCl E1ghteen o the 'eac t ea 5 aculty have been a S aw ee 1 QlO1 t r SIX years or THOTG Out ot the eleven on the o gmal staff one teacher Mr M E Allewcn 13 s1ll teachtng at Sha uvnee M1 C cn M Alleman began teachmg QFIGHPD h1s I1Y 5l few weeks but ow mg o the 'ac QC manv Qtudentb demanded commer 1al NO k he took owe that pos1t1on He has been teach1r1g cornmerc1al e11b1e te here or 21 yea M Adelle Faet hae been teachmg Ergll h here 1rce ' e hool sec on year Th 1 fat ful Q Jl e and e rocorcs of oth are ample p oot that teach IH at Sha nee 1 IOFI an attractwe c Nuo , 1 a 5 lCIl1' we xtce record 13 ln spit- f the Tcl ole rapid '1 r- r. in 11 al1.s ict gr-ater eii1c1ert:y' on the 1' rt of -1 Sh 11 ---Mis1i :1'?1 - 1l1 C -- 1 ble the teach-7 Cut fac1-:ity 1:5 also a ' -1 b - 1- -'1 1h- r co ' is 1. .y 'i l'1C lfYfl'1l!'l6f:-T1 of the r'- 'a- l r sc .r l -k1 'y member: being men Thi ty-t - per Th V V VD cent tl J Teachers at Sha'.'.1n---lflisrslon ave 1e 'mr na? -1 1' r 11 1 -ay B 3 5 3 L M Lat, 5: i- I 1-fs .he gal ' 1 Sh ' 1-JM Ss ns - 1 as 1 1 ,, 1 Attestmg t:1':t 11 'mio-l.fl:1::1 1 -r ga not been lowered Our school stlll has one V V V V 1,1 pf V1 nw f.,, .,,4. .HD N-'je '- o V V ., -1 1.1. ,11., ,ll 1o-1 d, 11, 1h 1:5 1 r for -v- y r s fl- ts. Th rs f t tl 1 1A rn-ri 1: chem '- p - 1 - 1s 1 11 s S - - V V h 5- -r .he sc l fs 1 -1 - 1 1 e A V f - 1- -hers on h1s y- rr 1 1 1 W' A -1 t h -vm,-'Mg' 1 1o - 1' ind' fd 1 1' r - e 1 1 ' 'r H - 1 va ' - -1- 1 1 11 1 , 1 1, J V VV V V S 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' --- 's-io 1 r, V ' ' 1 ' Q 4 .. 1 1 1 1. 1 A11 - 1 SV 1 1 1 F A hu I A S' 1 , 1 ' . - Z ' - YS rs 1 1 1 1' ' 1 ' '1 ' o 1 1 1 1 7 A - 1 31 - S 1-- 1h :sc S 1 - S A ' A ' d 1 e r ih1 1er14c th 1 T A - ' 1' Q1 ers, - r - - 1 5 ' 1 1 S ' 1 413 ' g 1. w ---M's:s' 1 'S ' - 1 b. 1 . f

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Board of Dlrecfors I HHH r J B 511ll1van 11e J one '1 TF 1qna11or1 or Mr P1 H L1 'IQOCF' who accep1ed fl po 1 C1 '11 e1nas Weclre Slay n1gh1s 1loey 1111s1 rw ke 'nary 1npo'an1 dec1-s1on co cermrg Sh wr'ee M1 BIOUE welfare They 1r111s1 choose forn a long l1s1 of apphcants those to be adaed 1o 1h 1ea lung s'aff They rrusf also get equ1p1ren fo 1he school and 11er 1 ma 1 ev xe a if 1of Ea111pren11 one of 11e CI qw P 11 1e axe 1 o Wake up 1he school bun e1 They must also dGCld6 who llV9S 1ns1de the llfaa 1 le l11n11 and who does not Srnce 1he new ada111ons to the chool w1llbe po tponed 11 w over he boa d does not have 1o worry about the ac ual b111ld1ng 11a 6I1Gl bat 'here are always eve-ral new 1deas d velopmg wmch they r111s1 cons1der The Board of Educahon supports all phases of ex ra curncular ac11v11y mcludrnq rmxers plays mus1cal programs and baske1ball and football games to men11on but a few Our Board of Educatron does have a d1f 1ob on 1s shoulder bu1 1hey ta Care of 11 qu11e sa11sfac1or1ly A Os e H el 'cl e r,'1 ge 0 511- Cf t:.i ' '2 1 QE.. 1' ?:.11v.'1.f4f- 113111. 215131: LY1 111 kxnq C111 'il oo: one of 111-Lf lJlL.'..o1. rr,-15.1.35 1' li' 1111 ff z11c,1tg:11 l f-7 ill he ff -M TQ,-,. 35' ,5,. ,,ij yi,-3fA,. 1 ,1A,.,i in gl, Another Y65LOl'TE1LllllY :hesf 111en 11111.11 11 .- . . f. 1 . f'e1i Q 's ' 1. . 'g co:1.11111:1t',' 'tie Mr -'V uJ1esl1:111 :nf an, ' M R V Speer clerk, llr ll l ' , I B h 5 l ,e-Ill ' s ' 1rea:'11re1, M1 E L lk-1:?l1 and lVlY 'N H. Hel' R E A 1' : :L :3 1 ff 'Nl'l'k'.'f1,T ' , '.t..d.fi:11l1e gf: ' . . ' ' ' HJ ' K 11r111l 1. e ' ar 15 1 , 1 1 . ' ' vi. Q, 1 s 1 gs - - V , 1 - - non on 111- feachmg staff, 1 t ' , - . ' s- ' . A G . . . V A i. 4 A1 1he1r ..e 1 on . ' 1 1.' L' .. a .. . '1 r. X' s 1 ' 1 T1 , . a' . - J , ' f - ' 5 ' e , c ' K .1 . 1 ' .1 L' 5 ' 1 1 1 . . g , ' '- since tl e are p1io11t1er cn 1n:.at h. yrs, hey f1cul1 '1' S, ke ha' xxl flCLlll 1. A 1. za 1- . . ' ' S 5 ' . li l. l 1.'1g H 'ff S1141-1 lf B S'..l..'.'an l. Cr W E3 GY .shazzr W H :ness O K ., A , 1. . n .1 1

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A l. CROSS Even the students who meet Principal A L Cross on matters of discipline have to admit he is fair and friendly in the administration ot his various duties Discipline is not a mayor part ot Mr Cross s tasks however for under his guidance the school has gained one of the finest reputa tions in the state of Kansas Despite the increased difficulty in securing entertainers Mr Cross ha continued to ex cell in his task of planning programs He is esponsible tor all the excellent lyceums and assemblies at Shawnee Mission Mr Cross is also the schools diplomat service representing Shawnee Mission in its Produchon C href o'nmuriity and eeing ha th hool lives up to all expectations ll repe ents the chool elsewhere too Th year he was elected as a delegate to the l g slative council which makes the laws ga emma the Kansas State Teachers Asso ci tion A g eat deal of Mr Crosss time is taken uv n lI'1'oFJlGW1I'1Cj various people and in administration problems The war has gilen Mr Cro s added duties Scmehow however he finds time to take a personal interest in every phase of school lile Many a student has had a short friendly chat with him in the halls at lunch time During hs ten years as Big Chief of the Indians Mr Cross has gradually become head ot a larger and larger institution This year and he is looking forward to another The sin ere 1ustice ot his guidance and his real devotion to Shawnee Mission are his g eatest attributes Most students however x ll emember the pride he takes in leading he entire sudent body in the trad tional ound oft 1, o 0 relations with the C . X s- ' t t e sc ' , 4 . e res . . ,. s , . f i.. ' , ' ' . Y' l V . V, S .A Y A N 1, . . 5 . si ' .. ' a third building came under his jurisdiction r , 1' i., . I .. - A Ii F . A . , .. I . , l, Y' . f'C li ' t l l' 3 51 I A it g if? 4 l ll F V' I Ofiiie .3-331,-1:71-4, ii'.'1:-- fT'Iff1'l1f: Chief 1