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

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Enrolling as freshmen, the uninitiated S-Mites were proud to be the first class to receive full benefits of the new and larger building. Competition for class officers and frosh cheerleaders increased their growing ex- perience. More activities and accomplishments put added entries on the credit side of the sophomore ledger. A spirit of unity emerged and prevailed as the junior year approached. Upperclassmen at last! The good rec- ord was preserved as competent juniors compiled dis- 'tinctions anew. Finally, donning caps and gowns brought a glad-but-sad feeling to the seniors. A host of memories of four full years would never die. ' 5 2299 aw . PLEASED wirn THE PROSPECT or SPORTING ONE or THE NEW CAP AND cowN ENS!-IMHLES, GEORGE DUKE CHECKS ELEVATION wifrn ROGER Moomz. BOYS' STATE AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES. STANDING: C d W'lliams, Loretta Gray, Cary Nolder, Roger Bush, Hugo Kranz, 01' OH 1 Q Wai nap, Sarah Lawrence SEAT!-ID! John Johntz, Betty Thomas. LIBRARY-EYED AND TUCKERED our Enom TERM PAPERS ARE Dwicm' GUY, DUANE STONE, AND JOYCE MATTESON. 25

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