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

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As the U. S. opened its doors to Alaska and Hawaii, so S-M opened its doors to the many faces, ideas, and goals of the student body of 1959 of Shawnee-Mission North - a longer name but smaller numbers as S-M was reapportioned into two districts. Campaigns de- cided the executives and formulated the Student Con- gress, which began its duties in heated debate on the social code. A Homecoming Cinderella enchanted football fans. Usual superior performances in the Cavalcade and play were balanced by a surprise -- a winning basketball team. The post office rush at Christmas affected S-M too, as twenty thousand cards flowed through the North Pole, another Student Congress project. Cold hands did not reflect spirit as S-Mites collected money for the polio fund in sub- zero weather. Achieving a productive rivalry between the two new schools, North and East, a new tradition, the inter-school board, offered beneficial and necessary recommendations. As a searching generation, S-Mites explored the pat- terns of their future in vocational assemblies and found inspiration in display cases filled with gleaming tro- phies. Audiences chuckled and sympathized as the Sleeptiter Union got its raise and Babe got Sid in the Pajama Game. Through reciprocal agreements - students from Austria, Denmark - S-M supplemented its understanding of European culture and gained fur- ther friends in the Midwest via Nebraskan exchangers. S-Mites uncovered the need for their contributions as adults when they passed THROUGH THESE DOORS. EX IT I . y , ' J: , if s f i .gh J Q? AU p . r3'.. X y 'K ill t e rlir rtrryri, I , lei l l ..f. fi I mb mi x 1

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