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

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Recreatlon 9 ff fQNk0'JSyiy X West F' ' Dormant ideas and loose muscles were toned into assets to aid in opening the gateway to dual leisure-puttering in greenhouses trained amateur botanists, lilting concertos tuned a musician's ear, seldomly-used muscles tightened with every smash of a serve-with a key molded for the lock of recreation. Voices blending into harmonious ac- cord, chanting fans professing opti- mism, spirited guards setting up the winning basket for the forward, re- flected the production of the easily lost key of coordination of coopera- tion. Whether in the spotlight or a member of the spectators, teamwork rewarded its students with an open door to superiority.

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The House That Education Built From a small, country school barely within the limits of civilization, Shawnee-Mission Rural High School grew into a rather impressive mass of cement and steel, starting po- tential Phi Beta Kappas on their road to success. A suburban high school now, S-M had been engulfed by humanity 5 and still it grew. Finally, bulging proportions necessitated a one hundred per cent increase in floor space - Shawnee-Mission East. Today a dual system, S-M high schools are the beginning of an intricate educational net- work. S-M North, alleviated of its overflow, presented a more spacious working area for students to expand their talents. Sweeping S-M's great white way became a chilling occu- S M, looking ahead, wonders what the future will pation for these blizzard fighters.