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1441- .f ,.r. ,rag TX? f, .ts Q '9 5 1' f afvfqs., .-.-rr -.- ,.-..H,c. A LOOK into the office of the Board of Education would cer- tainly relieve Mr, Taxpayer. There he would see for what purposes his well-earned tax dollars were being spent. Hard al' work would be the Board members 'frying to handle the budget, to employ lhe faculty, and to pay school bills. The main discus- sion would be centered around plans for building the four new junior high schools intended 'ro accommodate the increased enrollment. The smooth operation of Shawnee-Mission High School, one of the top ranking high schools in lhe nation, is an outcome of experience of 'rhis five-man elective Board. Blueprinfs, imprinfs, and fingerprinfs mean new junior highs. STRATEGISTS PARLEYS MAP POLICIES BOARD OF EDUCATION Mark Sharp Charles A. Long, Kenneth Smith, J. W. Puckett, Kenneth Rankin, Howard D. NlcEachen. 23
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STUDENT TEACHERS. BACK: Marilyn Sweet, Kay Newman, Dorothy Brown, Bill Todd. FRONT: Bob McMullen, Shirley Smith, Janet Joseph, lVlaI'l0l'i2 Bookwa el' OPERATION TESTING 22 , -..,..-..,W.,,... GROUNDS AT S-M THE GROANS of Why did I decide 'Io become a 'leacher, could be readily unclerslood when Ihey were 'rhe words of a sluclenf Teacher follow- ing a nerve-wracking freshman English class. Eighf weeks of observing from bolh l'he Ieachers' and Ihe sludenfs' viewpoinls prepare Ihem for Ihe day when lhey shall sil' behind lhe school deslc. Sfudem' feacher, Mrs. Janef Joseph, yearns fo,- fhe peace and quief of K.U. ..z....e.L.c-...4..-.a..s4a..s.-....f..+A..4....,..v.... , p.4..:f: , -
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TEACHER-TALK VARIES GIVEN: The Faculfyr . . . To Prove: The Shawnee-Mission High School Teachers' Associafion is aclvanlageous Io Ihe school. Proof: As wiI'h sludenl' clubs, Ihe FacuII'y Club has a uni'l'y of purpose, a goal Io aH'ain. Among problems considered by Ihe group were 'rhose concerning salaries, creclil' unions, and Iegislalion. Sfucly by commiH'ees promofecl cooperafion necessary for growlh. The cIub's worfh has been proved by seven years of organizaiion. Q.E.D. THE FRIENDSHIP GIFT AND CHINA HOUSE 6008-IO Johnson Drive Mission, Kansas HE. I885 I un orrlcers: Florence M. Huber, secretaryg Mildred A. Noel, treasurerg M. Elizabeth Boys, president' G. O Watson vice-presicIent H- M IIII illl
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