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

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6 -. Q. t 1 Z 1 1 DID YOU hear? Cliff won! echoed through the halls a sultry April 2l. Reassurance came when Mr. Welch's voice sounded over the loud speaker: I wish to announce that Cliff Thompson has iust taken first place in the national oratorical contest at Baton Rouge. Louisiana. To compete. Cliff won the dislrict, the four-state. and the twelve-state regional contests. First place. a four-thousand dollar scholarship to any college. 320.000 contestants! Winning the contest capped Cliff's high school years of debating. conducting assemblies, of writing sports copy for the INDIAN. During the summer of the flood. Cliff served as governor at Boys' State. was elected as delegate to Boys' Nation. then traveled to Washington to be addressed as lVlr. President. G22WJAiiWI'il 7W'U 000.95 YWWT U W .wolf qwxtft A ftwww WIN. EW W VW 'FWX -1 ,. 1 ... A .f. .1Cf,1Hz,.,.,qg.LA'.'4.,ff11 'I'-1. f ' NUUUQ- 'vsiilx-.f'L44. ,ig :U fr' T Cl xxx is 3 J. X, ' F ' r' A 3 if f y , ' 4, c bf LE A L Q S -X 5 .. . xv-Y O A gi t -A CN it ' is 5- 5 If F- Q if 0 PT 'J H i 5 IE 'N X' V l 9. N ZS S 1 , E -x ' N, '- E' l ?-P1 s, -l 3 3 ,hi F. 1 e f 5 ' t 3 V O C 5, ,X-at vii i r: f PU 2 9 -sf 'fc 'rw S . 2 2' ra -J F ' , P ' 7 5 2 f e 1 . ,X N . fix X W 1 Y: Y, 5 I ,L Q f- C15 L: 3 0 ' F t lf X - E , A digg -'Zh g I he g J vi A :, Q Q5 3 , X ,,., x lt 5 XY 4' li X 5 V-N Q ' l 1 if X 'f- 'X - X X N . X Q4 5 E t f 3 . I - X 1 i' L. 'X h 3 X g ,XXX T' - VA. T N. -. X- I T ii iff xx i . ,T X 5 ss ' t X X' X. ' t I N m in XX. ii ,Q y K N4 F k innh 'N .IX fm Arn 'D m1, A M Nlnmn ll C... E 1-E t E Qi