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

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bu? Mr. Clemenfs will soon H looks like a gripping sifuafion, have everyfhing going smoofhly. Birth of a pop fes'I! Mrs.-Rieger and Miss Rundell prepare for Hm big surprise.

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! 1 t1 ' STUDENT TEACHERS. BACK: Montie Sanders, Jan Fultz. FRONT: Marcia Droegemueller, Nancy Squires, Beverly Goodbrake. Oufrageous price. buf H's Hue school's money. Mr. WooHon exam- ines H19 new file for fhe Faculfy Associafion. UNITED THEY STAND As birds form flocks for profechion. as Lonely Hearf Clubs unHe pafhefic souls 'For unders+anding. as musical insfrumenfs combine +0 produce one beau+iful sound. so did feachers from S-M and +he four junior highs or- ganize info Hwe Shawnee-Mission High School Teachers' Associafion, Profecfion from +he evils of ignorance was insured wifh Jreachers being quickly informed of devel- opmen+s and advancemenfs in +Heir field. The under- s'randing of all problems was well apprecia+ed whefher 1+ concerned impassable halls as a resuH of peHicoaJrs. or insurance policies th provisions for cars demol- ished by Jmains. lnsfead 0a +wo hundred and HHy sep- arafe voices. +he AssociaHon provided one s+rong voice which enfhusiasfically spoke +he opinion of fhe group on any maffer. Leading voices in Hue group were HS officers. Mr. Bob WooHon. president Mr. Paul Gooch. vice-presidenf. Mrs. Mildred Slafon. secrefary. and Mr. Wagner Fox. Jtreasurer. The goal, +0 eleva+e Hue sfand- ard-s o1c feaching and provide for +he welfare of +he Jreachers. was realized. securing for sfudenfs an effi- cienf and informed factu in l956-57. ?'VI x 4 km :,. f a FACULTY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS. BACK: Mr. Wagner Fox, treasurer; Mr. Paul Gopch, vice-president. FRONT: Mrs. Mildred Slaton, secretary; Mr. Bob Wootton, president. 21

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Jennye V. Ables. 8.5. M. Earl Alleman. M.A. Mariorie P. Allenl M.A. Business Educofion Business Educafion Physical Education THE MASTERFUL Hands busily producing chalk ciusf . Russell W. Annis. M.S. paul Arnold. M.S. . . . eyes aierf for a hand wavmg a franhc 505 English Mafhemafics . ears funed hi- ii for whispers in a sfudy hall .feef pacing resHessiy before +he big game Each was an ac'rion close- up of +he members of +he Shawnee- Mission factu. Even more candid shofs were revealed during +he overfime hours for which +he feachers were given no bonus pay excepf a feeling of accomplishment Glimpses were snapped of a feacher boarding a crowded bus reverberaiing wifh excifed cries of pepsfer. In +he audiforium Iafe hours were oHen spenf helping +0 perfecf +he lines of a fufure James Dean or on fhe ioofball field. consfrucfing an impregnable defensive line. The camera caughf smiles despife +he aching feef of Jr'ac- tu chaperones as Jrhey wafched sfarry-eyed sfudenfs glide or sfumbie across a dance floor. The shuffer opened +0 reveal numb fingers. which endlessly checked acfivify fickefs. a+ a foofball game. LasHy. almosf inaudible sighs of reliei were heard as Jreach- ers also donned caps and gowns in order +0 ioin +he senior class in marching sedaieiy +0 Pomp and Circumsfance. The rolls of film had been used up, and fhe final prinfs re+urned. These snapshofs. serious and hi- larious, provided an album of +hese able aduHs. more facfually known as +he factu. Guy Barnes. B.S. Marvin Blaine, B.S. Business Educafion Social Science 23