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

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Some are forty This year T. A. HAUSE insTrucTed Three diTTerenT subiecTs sociology, consTiTuTion. and American hisTory, besides spon- soring The Camera Club and serving as co-sponsor of Hi-Y. As parT of The TaculTy male quarTeT he parTicipaTed in sev- eral performances during The year. OuTsicle of school he made aviaTion and phoTography his hobbies . . . JAMES C. HAWKINS paved The way Tor sTudenTs who had The desire To learn The TundamenTals of chemisTry and general science. lnTeresTed in promoTing represenTaTive and imparTial school governmenT, Mr. Hawkins was an acTive leader of The STudenT Congress, as well as a sponsor of The ReTorTs Science- Club. 9-Q.-wr TrueTT Alvin Hause, A.B., M.A. O- E- Hemphill. A-Bn. M-A- James C. Hawkins, B.S., M.S. Edna HeTzel, A.B., M.A. Sophia K. Hodshire, B.S. '...' ,,k,,.-'N' dances. ORVAL E. HEMPHILL, who is inTeresTed in gardening as a hobby. conducTed several secTions of American hisTory classes. Head sponsorship of The junior class and co-spon- sorship of Hi-Y were oTher acTiviTies of Mr. Hemphill. He enTerTained sTudenTs in several performances as a member of The TaculTy male quarTeT . . . EDNA L. HETZEL's keen inTeresT in needlework showed she liked To keep busy wiTh her hands and mind. Her school hours were filled wiTh English sTudenTs and a Third year LaTin class. She was head sponsor of Y-Teens. as well as sponsor of The Spelling Club and of a secTion of The senior class . . . Swing your parTner were words oTTen heard 'from Mrs. SOPHIA K. HODSHIRE. who sponsored'The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion and Round Dance Club. She co-sponsored The Two Square Dance Clubs and insTrucTed The girls' physical educaTion classes. OuTside oT school she made a hobby of square dances and couple And some wish they were!

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Harold D. Garver, B.S., M.S. orge, B. ., . . ., Some are pretty Discussions oT Tarm produce. livesTock. and agriculTural issues Tilled The day oT H. D. GARVER, who Trained Shawnee- lvlission boys in vocaTional agriculTure. He sponsored The FuTure Farmers of America and Green Ag. He was an avid camera bug , spending much of his spare Time wiTh his phoTography equipmenT . . . Whenever The band or orchesTra was menTioned, sTudenTs insTincTiveIy relaTed iT To The man behind The baTon, HAROLD E. GEORGE, insTru- menTal music insTrucTor. His exTra-curricular Time was Tilled To The brim wiTh The band, orchesTra, and ensembles. On rare occasions, when Time allowed, he spenT his Time reading. Harold E. Ge S B M E M.M. I Romain Gibson, B.A., M.A. 49' -gms: V' 5 :lg Leona M. Goodwin, B.S., M A C. I. Gorsage, B.S. ROMAIN GIBSON TaughT TirsT andusecond year LaTin classes. as well as secTions in Spanish. Besides serving in The posiTion oT LaTin Club sponsor, she supervised one of The new clubs This year, The ShorT STory Club. She liked craTTs and supplemenTed her busy schedule wiTh playing The piano . . . LEONA M. GOODWIN served as The ediTorial advisor To The Indian and TaughT Treshman and sophomore English classes daily. In addiTion To acTing as sponsor oT The Scrib- blers' Club . she co-sponsored Y-Teens and assisTed a secTion of The Treshman class. When summer came, she usually Took her vacaTion in The Colorado Rockies . . . CHAUNCEY I. GORSAGE's day was conTinually Tilled wiTh a maze of num- bers and lines. He insTrucTed courses in elemenlary, archi- TecTural, and mechanical drawing. He always was willing To aid his pupils wiTh Their drawing problems. He was head sponsor of The AviaTion Club in addiTion To being inTeresTed in woodwork, leaThercraTT. and oTher skilled pasTimes. 1 Some are sporty 22

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Some taught English MARGARET HOGAN found conducfing classes in algebra, geomefry, and general mafhemafics a full schedule: fhis schedule kepf fhe daily roufine of life full of acfivify and inferesfing occurrences. She found greaf pleasure in reading. and such pasfimes as cribbage-playing and record-collecfing fopped fhe lisf of her hobbies . . . Always on hand fo aid a confused sfudenf, HlLDA M. IRWIN found herself drill- ing her Algebra Ill and lV and Geomefry l-ll classes daily. She engaged in working wifh fhe Mafh Club and co-spon- soring Y-Teens as exfra off fhe record dufies. She enjoyed cooking as a recreafion. , ' iffi ., Margarei' A. Hogan, A.B. Carl W. lson. B-S.. M.A. Hilda M. Irwin, A.B. Wallace R. Johnson, B.S. M fin B.S., M Kenneih W. ar , .A. -im CARL ISON was confronfed by a mass of dazed sfudenfs who were able fo masfer 'rhe difficulfies of algebra. geom- efry, and frigonomefry fhrough his daily supervision. His efforfs as assisfanf coach of foofball and 'rrack were well rewarded. as his boys nof only foughf fo win, buf learned 'rhe qualifies-of good sporfsmanship as well . . . Geffing fhe A-feam ready fo meef sfiff compefifion in baskefball. was ifhe iob of WALLACE R. JOHNSON as he coached S-M baskefball fhis year. He also coached 'rrack and spon- sored fhe Boys' Afhlefic Club and a senior secfion. All fhe boys' physical educafion classes were under his supervision . . . When he was noi' 'reaching his pupils fhe x's and y's of mafhemafics, KENNETH W. MARTIN, a new feacher af Shawnee-Mission fhis year, aided in coaching baskefball, and sponsoring a secfion of fhe freshman class. Mr. Marfin's hobbies included working in his garden or following his infer- esf in sporfing evenfs. Some taught gym