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

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th door to . . V Allegedly an aimless generation, S- Mites sought an individual purpose, which lay behind S-Mls doors, wait- ing for the right key to turn the lock. The sturdiness of the solid academic door challenged scholars, the obstacle of self-esteem dissolved in teamwork, the skills of creativity developed in recreational pursuits, and the capacity to direct myriads of individual opin- ions into a productive force, resulted in the advantage of progressive leader- ship. Every new idea added to the benefits accomplished by a student body casting a clear-cut fut 11x'r - . Util- izing the keys of leadership, scholar- ship, recreation, and teamwork, youth had an objective - THROUGH THESE DOORS into adulthood. 7

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Scholar hlp From the frenzied pleadmg of hopeful campalcn managers and the non senslcal g1mm1cks of candldates V1ClIlg fox that extra x on the ballot stu dent pcnclls thoughtfully dlrected detexmmed the lcadershlp of Shaw nee MISSION The cwmpal n qual1f1 canons and the sp1r1t proved keys to leadershxp Tracmg the route of Chaucers Can terbury Tales, xdentxfymo thc optxc nerve. of a fro , deflnltely provm, he pros of the afflrmatxve, rccallmg the useless devastatlon of war puttmg the fmal footnote m place m perfected form declpherm causes of prohlbl tlon these fragments were combmed mto meanmg key to scholar-sh1p 2 URW' awww G' Ni 9