Shawnee Mission North High School - Indian Yearbook (Overland Park, KS)

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A. PL' CROSS 72716-Zlbg! O K . . WOL , F Vzcg,P777ZE1QBARGER ' Cl al , Since the principal and the vice-principal are the highest school authorities the student contacts, they are sometimes thought to be the powers who make the rules of the school, but Mr. A. L. Cross and Mr. O. K. Wolfenbarger' do not serve in that capacity. To them, the middle men charged with putting into effect regu- lations, and policies of the board of education, falls the lot o-f educa- tional leadership and informing the board of school problems and programs. To maintain discipline and cooperation is part of Mr. Cross's prob- lem as principal. For the smooth schedule of programs and activities, Shawnee-Mission has him to thank. Besides having charge of attendance and pupil personnel, Mr. Wolfenbarlger asks for monthly reports from the school organization treasurers, for he handles Shawnee-Mission's activities bank book. Cheerful friendliness prevails because the principals look to the future as Well as at the present when they carry out their duties.

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Faculty M. E. Alleinan, Typing-A. M. Campbell College, M. A. Kansas Uni- versity. john Allison, General Science, Mechanical Drawing+A. B. Wheaton College, graduate work at Kansas University and Monmouth. Wifma Atkeson, Shorthand-A. B. and A. M. Kansas University, eX- tension work at Colorado State College of Education. Viola Barron, English, Art, Clothing-B. S. Kansas State College, graduate work at Kansas State College and Colorado University. Lydia' Bifocker, English -A. B. Kansas University, graduate work at Wisconsin University. Ruth Browne, English, Public Speaking-B. S. Missouri University, graduate work at Northwestern University and Iowa State Teachers College. Dorothea Buschinann, Foods, Family and Home, Cafeteria- A. B. Central Wesleyan College, M. A. Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, g-raduate work at Iowa University and Colo- rado University. Elizaheth- Davis, Modern History, French-A. B. Park College, graduate work at Kansas University, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, and Wisconsin University. Mrs. john Fast, English -B. S. Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, graduate work at Kansas University and Colorado University. john Francis, Music, Constitution, International Relations-A. B. Baker University, gradu- ate work at Kansas University. H. D. Garvey, Vocational Agriculture -B. S-. and M. S. Kansas State College, graduate work at Colorado State College. A. E. Goodwin, English, journalism-B. S-. and M. S. Kansas State College, graduate work at Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia, Kansas University, Missouri University and Kansas State College. j. C. Hawkins, Chemistry, Physics, Senior Science-B. S. Bethany College, M. S. Colorado University, graduate work at Colo- rado University. Genevieve Hewiozft, Algebra, Geometry, Applied Mathematics-A. B. Kansas University, graduate work at Kansas Uni- versity. Ecina H etzel, English-A. B. Ottawa University, M. A. Kansas University, graduate work at Wisconsin University, Colorado Univer- sity and Kansas University. ---it I I ' x