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

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Jane Bucher, M.A. Louis Burns, M.S. Science S ocial Science . - 'ez Arthur Clements, M.S. Shirley Collins, A.S Practical Art: Science 'You can't fool me, Mr. Trigg, announces Chuck Ball confidently, 'that is n football, not an elipse. Betty -Comstock, M.A. Bill Cornwell, M.S. Leroy Crist, M.S. Stephen D21ViS, M-S Ridlafd Dawson, M.S. Englixla Ployrical Education Industrial Am Social Science Science Anna Marie Edwards, Eldora Erter, B.S. Louise Fain, B.A. Fred Foreman, M.S. Edna Mae Gardner, M.A. Social Science Home Economicx Language Science A.B. Matbemafic: 24

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In piration, and Answers 'fTo be great is to be misunderstood, and who was mis- understood more than a Shawnee-Mission North teacher when semester grades came out or when a troublesome test proved to be too much for the lethargy of some stu- dents. In these and a multitude of other cases, they were called upon the prove to these youthful wonders that they had not been maliciously attacked with a large red pencil. Most student-teacher relationships, however, were of a mutually friendly basis. In an S-M tradition classes came to learn and to profit from the profs. There was no quitting time for teachers until the last exam was graded or the very last query was resolved. When a Student Congress committee needed sponsors, they spon- sored, and when a confused student sought personal guid- ance of any sort, they responded with great enthusiasm Ticket-selling for home games, sponsoring school publica- tions, chaperonin dances, and directing budding talent of students rested entirely upon the shoulders of the faculty. Although there were a thousand times when the service, advice, and support of these instructors was overlooked and only those distressing and troublesome tests recalled in the minds of students in their classes, there were many more occasions when the firm loyalty was seen and appre- ciated. From the science department to the language wing, the 1959 Shawnee-Mission North faculty served with fairness and vigor in numerous extra-curricular capa- cities as well as in the classroom. jennye V. Ables, M.S. Buxiners Gerald Ashen, B.S. Debate, Englirla Minnie Baldwin, A.B. Language Robert Baldwin. B.S. Practical Arn Helen Biefy, M.S. Merlyn Blomberg. M.S. Gilbert Boone, M.S. Ruth Browne, M.A. Language Bzuinen Educazion qv' '-k 'TQ j -'E-l?f1 Q'E7 :E 1. -Q : fr ' gem' ' 4 ' l,',j'r i gif . . ' I f' eil.:--, ww . ..-Alfa-u l l l v Bmineu En gli 519 5? i I jg uf! NW 5 P if sus . X ' 2 ' , i 8- 'Q-I

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Harold Geevef, M.s. Harold George, MM. Merlin Gish, B.S. Leona Gwdwin, M.A. Vocational Agriculture Fine Art: Mutlaematicf, Englilb Pbyficezl Education Mary Hagans, B.S. Englixla r Dent Hamilton, B.S. Social Science Bit through the bone-joints, gulped the blood, greedily bolted the body piecemeal, Miss Stanbrough passes the time pleasantly reading BEOWULF. it E S' -e E'?lj:E39l'l H., . - iiii' : 'Eli . ,. . J, L , I ,,,,,, 6- 'lu af I Q. -X ,-2 , ,Wy ' ' 5: Donald Healey, M.A. Phyllis Heinke, B.S. Orval Hemphill, M.A. Jewell Hoskins, M.A. S ocial Science Pbyfical Education S ocial Science English 25