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

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Published by the Students and Faculty of Shawnee-Mission High School, Merrianr, Kansas.

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Astride his horse, silent, with arms outspread in humble recognition ot unworthiness, waits the familiar figure, which, for four years, has ap- peared on the covers of Shawnee-Mission's yearbooks. Has this lone figure never burned with a yearning desire to see what was within the covers of these yearbooks he has so long adorned? Ah yes such has been his wish and that wish now is about to be fulfilled Patient waiting has brought its own reward For this lone figure symbolizes the true Indian spirit that throbs in the veins of Shawnee Mission Lall it wancieriusr or wiiai you Bidding farewell to his tribal traditions and surroundings this lone i ure explores the pages of the l945 Indian Come along with him and do some exploring too is 'YQ Yr- x l ifl 51 X'-L 1 I I ' . A .. , i n . I.-L . A.. ...III ' . VYIII, i Q ii - fi r - i .ix- X, ' N X ss-.9 A 4 . , 3, ,- : f ' K KY X 5 , ,f - xxx- N .J ' r' l eff ' f- .- 4 . y ' Mx ' .' - ,. ' .1 P-J' l tj' , N -N. A , . Q 1 X W K - 5 ' -'Q , -f--' ' - , . 'S - ,- 1 . . L . Ls U - ff K . N1 ' ' ' X N I Ng, V Syl-'4 I