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

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i l l l mmercial teachers compare business tech- nique. CL. to RJ Shular, Bass, Alleman, Snod- grass. ' Hawkins, Allison, Seaton. teachers have their fun. lL. to RJ Physical education, health classes, and Girls' Athletic Association occu- pied Mrs. Sophia K. Hodshire's time. Mrs. Hodshire held a B. S. degree, her colleges were Emporia Teachers' and Kansas State. Teaching Latin and biology, spon- soring the Latin Club, and directing Hi-Y seniors were duties of H. H. Livingood. Holding an A. B. degree, he has attended Baker and Illinois Universities. ' ' Pittsburg State Teachers' college was the Alma Mater of Carl lson, B. S. degree man and math instructor. Mr. lson returned to Shawnee-Mission late in the school year. ' Junior and senior class plays, the Drama Club, and the Thespian Dra- matic Society were all extra duties of Ruth M. Browne, instructor of English and public speaking. Possessing a B. S. degree in education, Miss Browne has studied in U. C. L. A., North- western, Missouri, ,and Denver Uni- versities. Dora Catheryn Wilson, art instruc- tor, received her B. S. degree from Kansas University and has attended Emporia Teachers' College and Colo- rado University. Miss Wilson spon- sored the Art Club and was one of the sponsors of this year's Indian. Having three degrees-Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music Education, and Master of Music, Harold E. George prepared for his career at Kansas Wesleyan, Kansas State, and Kansas, Colorado, and Northwestern Universities. Mr. George supervised the bands and orchestra. Directing clothing and English classes and co-sponsoring the Junior Red Cross and Home Economics Club were Mrs. Grace Lawrence's duties. Possessing an A. B. degree, she at- tended Southwestern, Kansas State College, and Minnesota University. Returning to Shawnee-Mission dur- ing the first semester, G. Murlin Welch conducted social science classes and assisted with the Athletic Club. Holding A. B. and M. A. de- grees, Mr. Welch has attended Baker, Kansas, and Virginia Universities. Bettye Spencer assisted in the of- fice of the principal, Mr. McEachen. Mrs. Alberta Gallagher was also a secretary in the principal's office. Mrs. Gladys Clark aided in the rou- tine of Mr. Gum's office. Mrs. Theodosia Soellner was a sec- ond assistant for vice-principal, Carl D. Gum. Mas. som-nA Honsruus H. ri. uvmoooo CARL 'SON RUTH BROWN: ooiu. crrnsizvn MLSON Hmzow E. ceoace MRS, GRACE LAWRENCE G. MURLIN WELCH smve svznczu Mus. ALBERTA GALLAQHER Mas. cunvs cutrucs Mas. mzooosvt SOELLNER 21

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