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

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Cupid Couples are chosen at Valentine Dance. 1, 2, 3, Kick! 11 Spfckr It's music by jimmy Lenge

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ST HE T llll BHESS gG AMW was Grads and former students register on Alumni Day. TIME MARCHES ON! Twenty-five years ago student government was unknown, but the Shawnee-Mission Student Congress has come to stay. Led by J. C. Hawkins, head sponsor, and G. Murlin Welch, assistant, this year's Student Congress supervised public relations, organization charters, honors, and social activities of the student body. Officers of the Student Congress were president, John Ambergg vice-president, Don Stickrodg secretary, Martha Fraser, and treasurer, Jeanene Trego. Besides these officers this year's forty-four members included presidents and vice-presidents of the junior and senior classes and one representative from each home room. The social committee, headed by jerry Maloney, planned and carried out some of the most successful mixers in the history of Shawnee-Mission. The Tacky Dance, Formal Mixer, and Sweater Dance were outstanding examples. Blue jeans and blazers are favorites at Tacky Dance.

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MISS ELIZABETH BOYS, B.S., M.S. M. E. ALLEMAN, A.B., A.M. 71 rib' .PX 6-r--we OSCAR BARNETT, B.S. Miss ANNA MARIE EDWARDS, B.S. PMI LTY TEACHERS' DUTIES con- sisted of more than class work. Those extra duties, extra-curricular activities, sometimes meant more work and worry than daily instruc- tion. Grouped by depart- ments, teachers had these extra assignments: Commercial instructors were M. E. Alleman, who led Inner Circle and Lighthouse: O. O. Barnett, who helped with Hi-Y and coached IOHN L. ALLISON, A.B. Mns. MAIIGUEIIITII CHAIN, M.A Miss RUTH BIIOWNII, B.S. WILLIAM O. A'I'wnI.I., B.S.