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

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' 6 .JUBQZCQ A bolt of cloth . . . the tools of a mechanic . . . endless assignments in a mountain of textbooks. From these we grew to a greater knowledge with which to cope with our fast-paced world. Time spent carrying out the duties of an office . . . eager participation in a variety of activities. From these we learned both to lead wisely and to follow willingly to achieve common goals. Loss to a rival in the big game . . . victory in a hard-fought foot- ball game . . . groans and cheers from an excited Pep Club. From these we grew in sportsmanship, players and spectators alike. Proiects in clubs to benefit others . . . iobs done cheerfully and without reward. From these we realized the importance of working unselfishly toward a worthwhile end. Personalities developed during the years at S-M, and figures began to stand out-one for a ready smile, another for ability in the classroom, still an- other for athletic accomplishment. The most obvi- ous and inevitable growth was that in stature. All of these-knowledge, leadership, sportsmanship, service, personality, stature-were developed in our growth at S-M. FROM THESE WE GREW.

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