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

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cience .Department In addition to her duties as biology teacher, the Biologs and Needlework clubs took up the time of M. ELIZABETH BOYS. JAMES C. HAWKINS endeavored to teach his chemistry students how not to blow up the school. Mr. Hawkins also supervised the Student Congress. As extra-curricular activities VELMA SEATON, who in- structed classes in biology, had the National Honor Society and Biologs under her sponsorship. JOHN L. ALLISON, be- L sides teaching general science, sponsored a Science Club and ran the school book store. Physics and general science claimed the class hours of W. WALLACE STRONG, who was an assistant Hi-Y sponsor, adviser of the Radio Club, and assistant track coach. james C. Hawkins, B.S., M.S. John L. Allison, A.B. STYOUS, B-S-, Ed-M- Elizabeth M. Boys, B.S., M S t Vt .7 3 L l A iii B.S., M.S fl an L-gg

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Mathematica lleparlment GERTRUDE WELCH'S class hours were spent teaching gen- eral mathematics, first year algebra, and plane geometry. She also sponsored the upper classmen's Camera Club. The Y-Teens' and Girl Scouts' adviser, MARGARET HOGAN, was an algebra, geometry, and applied mathematics teacher. CARL ISON instructed classes in algebra, geometry, and trig- onometry. Other duties included his job as assistant coach for football and Gertrude Welch, A.B., M.A. Besides teaching algebra, plane geometry, and solid geometry, WILBUR V. UN- RUH, head senior class ad- viser, coached freshman foot- ball, co-sponsored the Pep Club, and sponsored the Ad- vanced Math Club. HILDA M. IRWIN, head freshman class sponsor, as- sisted the members of the Freshman Math Club and Y- Teens. Most of her time was spent teaching Algebra III and IV and plane geometry. Margaret Hogan, A.B. Carl Ison, B.S., M.A. !l+C5 t X Q .eb 1 gg' Z-Yfihsct? tix 5 Q U7 ' 7 10 'fu LVL,-ra. Wilbur V. Unruh, A.B., M.S. Hilda M. Irwin, A.B

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Evelyn Phillips, B.S. ommercia! ,Department EVELYN PHILLIPS had a full schedule. She taught short- hand, general business, and personal typing, besides sponsoring Y-Teens and the Freshman Pep Club. A. P. SNODGRASS taught first and second year accounting, was head track coach, co-sponsored the Athletic Club and the Letter- man's Clyb, and sponsored a new club, the Future Business Leaders of A rica. jf This year was a busy one for FELIX SHULAR. Along with job of teaching shorthand and stenography, hesponsored Steno- Ettes and helped advise the Pep Club. M. E. ALLEMAN, in addi- tion to conducting classes in 'X the correct forms of typing, acted as head sponsor of Inner Circle. A busy year was had by O. O. BARNETT, who taught classes in commercial law, business principles, bookkeep- ing, and accounting. Mr. Bar- nett also coached the fresh- man football and basketball teams. A. Palmer Snodgrass, B.S., M.S. Felix Shular, B.S., M.S. Q-vi -- ,G iff' ,QE ' . g 'A' ' X :Q i.. LQ gig' X I Q N l.. M. E. Alleman, A.B., A.M. O. O. Barnett, B.S., M.B.A.