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

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f-Q. IU I Ag.-:J , s ,X V if rl , e pf, E. Adelle Fast, B.S. Ruth Browne, B.S., M.A. Ailine Thomas, B.S. Edna Heflel, M-A- nglidlz Shawnee-Mission was glad to welcome back AILINE THOMAS, who was our libra- rian this year. Mrs. Thomas taught English when she was here several years ago. EDNA L. HETZEL, who was a Latin and English teach- er, was head sponsor of Y- Theodore Wiebe' B's' Teens and supervised the Spelling Club. E. ADELLE FAST taught English to sophomores and juniors this year. The Book Club was under her sponsorship. The Freshman Pep Club was sponsored by THEODORE A. WIEBE, who taught first and second year English this year. Drama filled the year for RUTH M. BROWNE, who directed the junior and senior plays, sponsored the Drama Club and Thespian Troupe 413, taught speech, English, and-you guessed it-dramatics.

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ocational 041454 ,Department A new faculty member, KATHRYN WOOD, taught classes in foods and family and home. To supplement this schedule she co- sponsored F.H.A. and helped with Y-Teens. Elementary, advanced, and architectural drawing were taught by CHAUNCEY GORSAGE, who sponsored the Aviation Club. HAZEL WALTZ, one of the newcomers to the faculty this year, was the clothing teacher, co-sponsored the Jmior Red Cross and F.H.A., and helped with Y-Teens. l H. D. GARVER sponsored the Future Farmers of Amer- Q ica and guided the boys in their courses of livestock, crops, and farm management. HOWARD V. PATTER- SON instructed boys in wood- working, sponsored the Stamp Club, and assisted with junior Red Cross. Chauncey I. Gorsage. B.S. Ha,-old D, Gag-ver, B.S., M.S. Howard V. Patterson, B.S., B.S., M.A. Wood, B.S. fMJ G-ml Hazel B. Waltz, B.S. af? . n , ,-.-, v 14 P Ve it ka,

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if MW Mildred Walker, B,A, Mardelle McMichael, B.S., M.A. eparimenl l MILDRED WALKER, teacher of second and third year English, sponsored the Golf Club, Needlework Club, and assisted in sponsoring the Pep Club. Along with the duties in- volved in teaching freshman and sophomore English, MAR- DELLE MCMICHAEL spgn- Fredrick W. Starkey, B.S., M.A. sored the Horizon Club and Y-Teens. Besides instructing classes in journalism and third year English, F. W. STARKEY heartily offered his services to the Mission staff, which he advised. VIOLA McFARLAND not only instructed classes in English, but also very ably assisted the editorial staff of the Indian. Meeting juniors and seniors each day in English classes was a full time job for WILMA B. WHITE. i 5 , Z lf- if fe: if s a' E c: s Viola McFarland AB. M.A Wilma B. White, A.B., M.A. 7