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

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GIRLS' PEP CLUB Front 'row-E. Swope, A. J. Scheloski, D. Heaton, W. James, B. Meyer, F. Parkhurst, R. A. Walz, N. Henricks, B. Sperry, P. Boxmeyer. Middle raw-D. Lightfoot, B. Legler, B. J. Rogers, J. Elliott, N. Sperry, D. J. Early, B. N. Grayson, M. Seute, B. Bown. Back row-B. Perry, P. Rieke, B. A. Meyers, G. Anderson, C. Johnson, B. P. Foulk, G. Ford, B. A. Andersen, M. Kern, I. Mayer, B. Andrews. BOYS' PEP CLUB Front row-M. Corbin, H. Brady, R. Mullen, A. Wahlstrom, B. Moffett, H. Rider, H. J. Miller, J. Decloud, K. Keech. Middle row-P. Wurtenberger, J. Brown, T. Coles, B. Harmon, R. Helgesen B. Adcock, G. Peterson, R. Keithcart, C. W. Bufton. Back row-J. Cooke, F. Stiles, T. Maupin, H. Livingood, W. Helgesen, B. C. Brown, F. Hardesty. 17 S

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Girl Reserve Follow the Gleam! Not only is this the Girl Reserve song but it is the real theme of the entire organization. This group consists of such girls as help promote high ideals and Christian attitudes in high schools throughout the United States. This year, the Shawnee-Mission Girl Reserves had a membership near 60. Each meeting, held every Wednesday, was inspirational in some way. Some of these also included student- talent programs, song fests, book reviews, and informal addresses. One of the most outstanding programs- was a talk by Miss Joan Taylor, fashion expert. A colorful I-Iallowe'en party became the highlight of the fall social functions. The mysteries of Heart Sisters week were terminated February 16 by a Valentine party after school. Gflicers for 1940-'41 were elected in the spring. Installation of this group was held during a regular Girl Reserve meeting. A special tea was given at the home of Margaret Jane Schell, president, for the present and future cabinet members and their mothers. GIRL RESERVE CABINET Top row-Margaret Jane Schell, president, Betty Pearle Foulk, vice-president, Charlinc Johnson, secretary, Barbara Reese, treasurer, Betty Andrews, pro- gram chairman. Second row-Beryl Legler, service chairman, Marion Maier, social chairman. Tbircz' row-Nancy Diggle, assistant secretary, Betty Ann Meyers, pianist. Fourth row-Mrs. A. Fast, Miss M. Robinson, sponsors. Fifth row-Willia James, devotional chairman. y 18

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Front row B J Beaver J Cayton L Richmond M Rowe T Sebert B Vallette F Rider D Ziegler M Callaghan C Koehler R A Walz P Boxmeyer A Scheloski Milgram Second row Rankin B Badgley B Weise M Maier K Hudson E Myers C Staiford G Scrivner B N Grayson V White F Mosely G Stein D Wright B Whitield Tbzrci row K Whipple B J Kraft J Baldwin M Kimpel B J Morse B Lightfoot A Ackerman M Beck M Reese B Elliott B J Smith J Box R Helgesen D Lea R Allsup B Legler Back row E Mayer R Wenzel F Miller P Duckworth N Buie W C Brown E Frost C J Black L Laster C Fansher P Goodell P M1ller L Davis Cosmopolitan Club In order to bring to the students of foreign languages a better conceptlon of the French, Span1sh, and Latin countries, their people and habits, the Cosmopolitan Club continues to be one of the most active organ1zat1ons 1n Shawnee M1ss1on Th1s year the group was not organized early enough to 1nsure regular meetings How ever, they were planned for the th1rd Tuesday of each month The special n1ght meet ings were a deiinite source of 1nt61'CSt and inforrnation to the members Educational speakers, movies, and other types of programs were features of the meetings The oflicers at the head of this group of 70 members are Paul Miller of the Latin department, president, Marion Virginia Maier of the Spanish department, secretary, and Betty Badgley of the French department, treasurer The three vice presidents, one from each of the three language departments, are B111 King, David Wright, and Ruth Ann Walz These officers planned all regular meetmgs held during the year Also, members of the executive committee are the sponsors, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Beulah Wiley, and L. Dale Pigg, instructors of the French, Latin, and Spanish classes respectively. As a new point of interest this year, a pin for the Cosmopolitan Club was intro duced. The pin IS round, with the center raised to represent the western hemisphere on the globe. Around the globe are letters spelling Cosmopolitan Club and the initials US. M. H. S. This pin was readily accepted by the members and served to establish firmly the Cosmopolitan Club. 20 1 T . . , . , - 9 ' 1 - 9 ' 9 ' 9 ' 9 . , . , . . , . 3 - 5 J' ' J' 7 . , . , . , - 9 - 9 ' 9 ' 9 - ' 9 ' 1 , , , , . , . . ' . , - - 1 ' 9 ' 9 . , , . , . , . , .. , . , - - 9 - 9 ' s I ' ' . , . , . . - . , - 5 - a - 9 - 9 ' ' , . , . . , 1 , Q , - , u 3 v 0 l . . - . . . . . . . ' o . . . . . . - . .. . . . . . . ' s . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' I . . . - . . . . . . O ' . ' ' o u Q