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

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.I i utes between classes, fifteen seconds f TO THINK: Frequent medztatzon zs the HOW did the time escape? Where did o ' fiweeks for term papers, one minute sixsweeks until grade cards . . . all of that 1 important factor, Time, Though these seconds, minutes, and hours have vanished on the swift wings with N which the seasons fly, they can be re-lived by those who TAKE TIME to remember. Think of the weak knees you encountered as you led your first cheer or gave your first -campaign speech. Recall the tantalizing terror of semester exams or the cealseless chatter in the cafeteriaebeforeschool. Misty-eyed sentimentalists sigh for the good old days, and even the hardened intellectuals wish that time stood still. T TOBE FRIENDLY. ,Frzendslnps lzne

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

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Y V714 F6 2 J, ,M f ff y n 5 F Before school or during lunch, studenu The clock shows three thirty-one as prompt Shawnee-Mission Indians eagerly turn homeward. p Though electric bulbs cannot re-create daytime vitality, on Back to School Night S-M presents an interesting study in contrasts. l W I 1 w x 3 r + - 4