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

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, CN of We 8 X. x I fillrgxskrll-5 5 Q . X - Lf SP9 is is 0' I C A T I G N .xiii .QQQ as 0 ,XX xx, niggas bg .. ki J Shawnee-Mission High School has eniered upon The greaiesl period of expansion in Hs hisiory. Now, many dreams and plans have become a realiiy. Shawnee-Mission has become one of 'rhe mos'r beauliful and besl' equipped schools in ihe Uniied Sl'a+es. More viial +han 'lhe physical improvemenl in 'rhe school planl, however, is 'rhe facr +ha+ irs school spiril' and high ideals have remained io inspire us ro grealer achievemenfs. All rhrough lhe long summer of I95O and info +he monihs beyond. one man labored endlessly +o effeci co-operalion among 'rhe many faciors confribufing io 'rhe creaiion of our new building. Sympa+he+ic supervision of sfudenr life and sleady pramafion of educaiional siandards were nor neglecred, however, as he direcled lhe building program. Ai every iurn. we saw counfless evidences of his sincere willingness 'ro do his besi for us. Realizing ihal' ihe recenr growlh and improvemenl' of our school are due. in grear measure. io 'rhis one man who has done so much for so many- our principal, Howard D. McEachen-we, +he members of 'rhe siaff, enfhusiaslically dedicaie 'rhis l95l lNDlAN. ln lribuie fo Mr. Mc- Eachen's devoied a++en'rion ro our presenl' problems and 'ro our fuiure aspirafions. we shall proudly carry forward The 'rradilions of Shawnee- Mission High School. HGWARD D. MCEACHEN

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