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

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Howard D. McEachen, Principal .xdrckifecf KPRINCIPAL MCEACHEND The architect speaks- The high school graduate of today is blessed with g' ous opportunities and he is burdened with stem respons ities. His is the opportunity to serve mankind. His is the sponsibility to restore order. The futureof the world hang: balance. Security is dependent upon the extent that educa is universal and effective. Because of this, the schools ha serious and important job ahead of them. The basis of a school program is its curriculum. The 1 riculum is contingent upon plant facilities. I-l building cre. atmosphere for the educational program. Shawnee-Mission lacks many needed facilities which may soon be provic Those responsible for the planning are resolved that the 1 1 plant shall aid instruction rather than make it difficult, the shall enhance learning by reflecting in its construction i which will take place within it. Sincere best wishes to the student body. J Time out for fatherly advice to sons- Richord, Gary, and Billy. Alberta Gallagher and Bettye Spencer secretaries to Mr. McEachen.