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

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Returning from summers of industry andfor pleasure, S-Mites plunged into another nine months of feverish activity. Plans for 1957-58, devised during the sum- mer awaited only the touch of the students' hands. The year had scarcely begun when the Flu hit Shawnee- Mission. Nearly five hundred students succumbed as the swollen absence list continued to grow. No sooner was this crisis passed when another wave of excitement swept through the building. Red roses ap- peared, and members packed maroon and gray uni- forms when the band eagerly accepted an invitation to march in the Tournament of Roses Parade. A spe- cial concert, fund-raising drives, and donations from all over the area made the invitation a reality. Not to be outdone, the vocal music department and the orchestra staged the greatest production in S-M's musical history, Oklahoma! Other first's for S-M 2+1.wit-wszefastswWim. ,fgnhQ.Lif.4y'wSffW15.:-'wlisvin'-1. R - ya... .ggmygssdz 59119 mo-,X -as ss-vemyytflqm 1-.esyizz Swv.. ssqsfws., we -amass?--4 1-miwwvn. w-fwfr: s K' A , . f-,. . Qjgifgigmw- . V' ' I! M.-.zffh v 1 1 -. x st1L,.,.6:gz:-,Q :ggi 1- ,433 Q, . .el 1 rs efsfx:-,,,.,4,.1 1, A -ge. ug 1- , m:'s'W,,ss .ww ' Q ar:-xLt. :.s. ..'1 ' .:.: - i. ' . - ff . -1- 'fa .., .. V -a' ff- ifmeikf ..e:5fs 23112211-4' ' V., 3715 'WGBLJ ' .Sf . 5 'K'? .e -mivff -ti gigs., yi- ie- -if .esszvt ztgfitfi 'sf , ww flies-Zmfsrf if wg-G1-A'. '32 sgstfie,,ggl.s,-e?MAisL'ssm -. sz .rw E-.s 1- x .v,s,-when nie 1-4..- gs-pi-1 '-te, ggvggggf f 1 ..,--wg.. MJ .. ,. elf. ,W l M :lg-S as if 'A 1 2:1 iikftpvgwv-gg Pdffigg. 03 'l ,w A+ -,I ?, :gf,,f1?' x r, 'ht' - rQr f.:m S. IPIJVQ W rdf, fy K - Jeffxg .fin -1 e'1:.4.+' -,gxczx ,-JH Q ir -P ?: Q'w ' 12 sv. M2 '. .:f 1-Jn' .sn ? 1 sm i? -f v' -3 ' -Jimi' -I .25 - 7 ' ' 'im . f' Q '-' fi '- ' Vi' - 0 4 4 ?'S3ff,.-'ii J'f'M' ft? -Xfw fs -fsvi1:.fQsii5lf'755'X 'TL,-15' ' U i 59!'fR, S13'mS,es2 f. Qi T -sis-sswzsssitliefefw f l kadf? . Y. V -.wer wi' .V ff..:s- s. -.ws s- as-,. me . . . 5-M 5 'Ps is ' - 'M wigs-1:2 s 1T4'5-'lQi?Zb?? 2? 'f5- J e' Witt. T- 2 ' 1 .. - -fsm'2Pifs'iRS59Jgggg1f?ixit9siwsR34r221 9 dw -'5-S4532 W '-Liswr-,5?3?:1:s . P--???'f?Tsif55fr':Q'1,?ffJ:Q' ssfiaiwkffigxs.. ..'kfgge3.is.cffli?23?qqPq-.s,.w,. -- ---' mpg'-f,,, -' .L .. -Q..s?, Lmzfeeitifi ,,,4g2fike':e, T , wwf af. a'..':s: . - Az- - r .- - -r t ,--B'44'w..sQtsgffn.ww'-'lmsgzz-6' ,Q- eWfrfses'4xf2KQ53fgQm'X5iQZZQXW-241 4u??6+.i'?m'ge,.,g-Ma. 1g.i-7-N ,. .4 cf - .1,se:,f55q,gw,w3,5.i-., -s . , ywsgsfsssr ww sQe3.g,z.f.-at-,ww +'4.S?g54gs.P Q I 1 Wfr-M, its'1nQsQtaE+ss'e4'is4r'Nff.My ' . ,gs-f, 4 .'1.'51etfi'ffLs Qmigigit Qieggmgqgie ' mm- 2 included a student exchange program. Two outstanding S-Mites from each class were sent to live and learn in Dallas, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa while students from these cities visited S-M. Then in April came the llllmmy 'Ev 1 1 Ng A 'op x X fe? vMs,Q9rl:QQi .Md-1715 K ik less- f., L stag Qt. . ...ss 4- .73-H, td 15- T539 jg 39132 I A A aria-, '? kwjgefglecggva it W U Ia riigikjvzk -gg ' I gifs A 13 5.355 ., 3'-'Q 'z'-Str .6 91 Q . , .mr-..:-f,-1:-4 Hb - - w ' . 1 '-.gg 'Nt 1 1 '- ff? 2 4:61 A. ' 5 fglgwtsg .f . 17,-rm: W.. re aegis' .,... - I' ' I it ' -ff---M ' . -f It ?': 9'-..'f,.:f-f '- I-.. I .. 2 Md- . .sm .V 3.-sgfzilgfssmadfyi. xt-:JN-.t -,sm , swf yup, Z' my fs - of .f , isp-:4gf22.f '-gf'-1 gs. V- :3 gffgf . ,155 '., - -Ci ,,I,2,sfI:-ij . ie7i'Z:,5,, 47' . .-. -7- ,:e:S2:f5.f:Z-ig .ex -1'-' , ff ' e Swim .-tae:- ' 'ag'?,'5f5.t 9'-, TM. ', ?'h1' .4.:'1 . -fvf5g:.- 1 , T sis, 1, -' . :eg-J, , iv- ' - '-1, 'Q F A iw- ' 'A'-A. -- ff' ,wg wi-'-1 :1:5:-veit: rd. -p sf, 'f . -1 if-' ' V,--sn.--. ws' ,. 7 J ll 'Wi A A35 55 ,FY T 'V knit? Q 4--. V' M' Nil' X 4- 6' 'ix X it-'X :W 1 L fi iw 19? 4 ' 'A fu XV X . 4 T Q fm. it iff Qs- M M .-A is X X sf aw i A f s -Q' 1 ' X. 'Sf ' J' N f A ,144-,a QQ- 4? J acl? I2 I QL.. w-rf KXGQ sf Wm 'sv 5'Qf J 'sb yt 3' ,Mc gs.-42 it ii T is veit Sitssfgi v Wsifi Q5 45.133 agiiitfgggt ifiifg A W W 4 PVS? fi 'VW i t gg '1 fi KL gil' 'xp ii' National Safety Convention. With delegates from forty-six states, Alaska, and Hawaii, S-M hosted the largest convention of its kind in the nation's history. An eventful year? Most observers agreed that it was. This was a year filled with experiences which helped mold personality and develop character, and FROM THESE WE GREW. These experiences are recorded here, for now and forever. 1