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

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MID-coNTlNENr PUB'-gc rvno com' NENT Pueuc usnmv UBRARY ttf zgzrarg r 'lW 'll l ' APPRIECI H0 ... R. L. FISH . . . the strategist behind the development of Shawnee-Mission . . . the director ot the Board ot Edu- cation who has unseltishly contributed eleven years of service in that capacity . . . the man presiding at meet- ings for employing personnel, balancing the budget, authorizing purchases, and approving claims . . . a retired banker who cheers as heartily as any pepster at the home games and who is active in countless Wel- fare drives . . . a person Whose qualities establish him as a modest person who enjoys a humorous incident . . . to you-who have dedicated years of service toward the betterment ot Shawnee-Mission-the annual staff, in turn, dedicate the l952 lndian and extend a hearty thank you! R. L FISH

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FULFILLME T The workmen's tools are laid to rest, The building stands complete, At last the smell of paint is gone, And fresh-mixed new concrete. Around the halls the floor is laid. Each window seems to gleam. The doors are sanded down to size. Masked is every beam. Oh, it's fine to see the ending Which we thought would never come Of the ceaseless saws and hammers And the grey brick walls so glum. The clocks are in their places, The desks in perfect rows, And out upon the school grounds The fresh sown grasses grow. This is the school we wanted For which we watched and prayed, The fulfillment of our dreams For this your taxes paid. lt stands serene and calm Through rain and heat and cool, This is Shawnee-Mission Here it is, your school. -Ellen lane Bywaters