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

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A UUAHTEH CENTURY U F P H U G 5 S TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO there stood on Shawnee-Mission's campus only the East Building -the high school of yesterday. Classes were small, few social or athletic organi- zations existed, and the variety of subjects and classroom equipment was very limited. The first faculty numbered only eleven and the student' body only 156-that was twenty-five years ago. Today We have a modern school-a well equipped and ably-staffed institu- tion of learning with a large student body. Over 1,100 pupilstake part in all phases of school life. Thus-to compare our school activities of today, 1947, with those of yester- day, 1922, we have chosen as the theme of our book-the.Silver Anniversary of our School of Yesterday. ncfured faLen Lam imf annua! ns 07 s. Punnlliimilciaw THF-SWAN 0111 HI-Y UNDER Mn. ALLEMAN

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IIEIIIII TIU fo me Cfaaa o I 923 In appreciation of the glory which their accomplishments have brought to Shawnee Mission the Indian Staff dedicates this Silver Anniversary yearbook to the members of the first graduating class. CLASS IlllI.l. RALPH SUIWMERFIELD EDWARD M. BOWMAN CATHINCA CORDES FLORENCE CORDES KEITH FRASER MAURINE HODGE MILDRED HODCE DOROTHY JONES Vrv1AN JONES ALDEN WILLIAM FOSTER KISER MARY LOWNEY GERTRUDE CATHERINE LOY GLADYS MEYER ELEANOR NOFSINCER LUCILLE ROMPF GLADYS ROUTH CYRIL SCOTT MAUDE TAYLOR NAOMI VANCE