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

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6 X 1 THE SECONDS have faded into minutes, the minutes blended into hours, the hours into days, Weeks, months . . . and now all have culminated in the year. Nine more months of school are gone With the wind, fun and frolic, Woes and work passed into memories. Time is a thing fleeting. It flows Without ceasing from the soon forgotten past into the veiled, unpredictable future. In the frantic beat of a danceband, in the unendurable final sec- onds of a close and crucial game, in the sound of students racing through halls before the last bell rings, its presence can be sensed. It is as slight as an instant, as mighty as eternity. Yet We can turn back the hands .of time by the turning of pages until We re-live the 195 5-1956 school year. Here We have tried to catch it for you, to suspend that relentless flow in the split second of a snapshot, the captured instant of a familiar phrase. So Won't you TAKE TIME . . . TAKE TIME to turn these pages, read your Words, see your pictures? For here is the year as we all lived it, condensed and crystallized in a book, pre- served for future recollection, and told in terms of time-the measure of our days. 19.2-ww.: '7702-ef I . ,341 fi Q Q L,f,.1L f,ifZZfZ N9 .tw Cgfn-c4..z.. Q0 Wx? EM'

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TO LAUGH. It takes more muscles to frown than to smile