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

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FUHMEH IIHIEF5 .xdclminiafrafora 0 ?!zAferolay Through twenty-five years of progress Shawnee-Mis- sion has fortunately had administrators with long- range visions. Their dreams of a greater Shawnee- Mission caused the school to grow. These principals and vice-principals served as buffers and go-betweens for teacher and board, for parent and teacher, and for teacher and student. D. A. Morgan, Shawnee-Mission's first principal, served from the fall of 1922 to the spring of 1933. Mr. Morgan had dreams of expansion and fostered public relations which encouraged the school's rapid growth. Before leaving Shawnee-Mission, Mr. Morgan began plans for the West Building and an enlarged school plant. Albert L. Cross entered Shawnee-Mission as vice- principal in 1932 and succeeded Mr. Morgan as prin- cipal in 1933-'34. During the twelve years which Mr. Cross guided Shawnee-Mission, the school plant grew to three buildings-East, West, and South. In 1944, Mr. Cross handed the reins of leadership to Howard D. McEachen, our present principal. O. K. Wolfenbarger joined the Shawnee-Mission staff in 1933 and for twelve years served faithfully as vice-principal. In 1945, Mr. Wolfenbarger was succeeded by Carl D. Gum, our present vice-principal. With such past leaders who helped Shawnee-Mis- sion achieve its present high standing and with two such able administrators as Shawnee-Mission now enjoys, the future of Shawnee-Mission looks bright indeed. P I , .l.-li

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KX- e. . , s Q ,nv Upper left-Miss Glanrnuola LoY, '23 Upper left-THD FRASERS-LUANNE, '50, BA:- DARA, '47, AND PARENTS, '23 Upper left--Mn. KEITH Fusnn, '23 Upper right-SHIRLEY PALEI, '48, AND HER Mon-nan, Mas. FALlzn, '23 Upper right-Miss MAUluNn Honca, '25 Lower left-Mn. EDWARD M. BOWMAN, '23 Lower left-KATHRYN, '49, AND FATHER, '23, COMPARE Tun '23 AND '46 INDIANS

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