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

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You ll fmd Nancy Huff warns the student art teacher that the picture looks better with all the pleces ln place Blg buslness concernmg the Teachers Association IS dns cussed by Miss Splllman Mr Tomlinson and Miss Welch Teachers Toda and Tomorrow Dld I want to be a teacher? walled per plexed student teachers when they saw the ITlUltltl1dC of S M faces Throughout seven weeks these students spent 150 hours 1n the class room obserxmg teachmg part of the tlme and fmally conductmq the class by themselves The Shawnee MISSION teachers wrote an evaluatnon of then' efforts and the students returned to college the wlser for their experxence Members of the S M Faculty Assoclatxon worked faxthfully to foster a Splflt of fel lowshxp and umty among the partlclpants Teachers from both the hlqh schools and all fxve jumor hxghs had a volce ln the Asso clatlon meetmgs and took an actlve mterest ln lts operatxon 20 EXW? lgflllovl f .4 ll L f'.e All s . x tg n ' ' if f '. afffhl, A mi L . Q M u , D 5 35 ' - ,. . , T 'QI ' p Q, 1, A n I . 3 e A!! N tt ll X

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S M s Reeordmg rtlsts Prnlx whrtr grrrn or blue lLCt'tI'lQLll'1I' or square brf or lrttlm offru slrps could ht found rn any warrety throughout tht year These slrps were one of the out ward srens of thr offree Wrthrn the glass partrtron stud: nts rneountrred the tapprnq sound of typewrrters tht rrnqrng of tht ttlrphone and tht bell of the rnter corn 'Ihr rr newer srrrnrd to hr a moment of spare trrne for thc busy strff ln tht full rnrollrnrnt lrtpt eury rnrrnhrr on hrs tors clurrnfr the wrnter absences soared and rn the sprrnff all records had to be put rn order for thc trrrn to corny 'Ihrouffhout the year thrs rndus trrous tcarn prcpsurd trinserrpts for departrngf students 'rnd eolluc hound srnrors Althouffh therr dutres were lll'1Ily rnd xurtd thrsr lrdrrs always found trme to hrlp studrnts wrth thru problcrns A large supply of studrnt lu lp 'rssrstcd thrrn hx drlrxerrnfr rnessaqts plck rnff up rhsrntrr slrps krrprnvf records and runnrnq er rands Althouvh eornpsrratnelx few rn number, thls stall rrrcrvfrtresrlly and rffrerentlx carrred out the task of lurprrr Sh rvwnu hlrssron North runnlnq smoothly me sex 'Ted Krmpel and Mrs Swnebat search the files for a clue to the whereabouts of a 'wanted student if R A .4 .0 W v, RP wr-'Sf' bv N-e...,swgF . .. 1 gr-was OFFICE STAFF BACK Lors Smrth Lola Atherton Ellen Hays Thelma Hughes Ted Krmpel Betty Hall FRONT Margaret Phrllrps Nrna Woods Merle Sealey Alberta Gallagher 19 - ' . ' , T . , , . . . , . . 'Y v s . r 1 ' . ' v rw 1 . In ' . 5 l - . . -- , ,... v - s - A - s ' s - s , ' k 4 . . , t 1 1 I l h l I X . . , K . , l ' 1 xy' x x 1 X, L 1 - ' H x - 5 x v x - ' x I h 1 I - . - - - . r - s r - Y s X . . r . 1 , r K 1 I 4 ' 1 x n .' . 1 ' ' r r- , - s . x 4. W 1 1 i . Q . 5, 1. , ,, - r 1 - - r ' - Y , , ' . 5 . ,' . V . , . , . . .' . ' . 4 4 . . K 1 y x- X - ,K rr 5 . .. 5 , .,.. , ., .' , ,. , , ' ,, . ' X r r r , . r , . , . . 1 . - . 1 r - - r 1 . . ,. . h 1 5 .. K .', V I 1 - 1 x s Y s s - s - y' ' , r 5 4 . , ., 5 . , . X K -7 ' 5 L ' ' l I' ' nf - . r W . ' , s ' ' , . -' - '.. ' 1 , r 5 . r I ' ' ' Q L. ' 1 '- ' ' I , . 4 . . . 4 . fzfflglsix s 1 s s . ,q .s r Q C 55 vw sew e.-- 9 . 5 f' ki . ss. ' K F S' 1 ra' , -W 1' ' E5 Qs... ' l r ' Aw X , I . i . ' . X i 4 ' t .r Q ' 5 5 - r , X , , Y X 2 . A i x r . J K . X s 4 3 I qs' ,, -- -. X 4 5 R t ' a as 'r : K Wea 5 ' , ' A . x I X - ' .- sf. . t ' .f ,. afar q - ,S s 6 . , 1 ' U . ' D 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' Y Y I '

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P.-T. A. -- tud nt Dlrector The general welfare and the social and mental progress of our students are problems, which must be undertaken at the opening of each school year. The Shawnee-Mission North Parent-Teacher As- sociation accepted this challenge. The once im- possible assortment of tasks fully lost all hopeless- ness. In four gatherings throughout the year the Moms, Dads, and teachers discussed and produced answers to various problems invariably arising dur- ing the course of a school term, A Back to School Nite led the parade of four assemblies and ac- quainted parents with the school and its faculty. The next two meetings were more closely related to problem-solving and looking into the future of education, and these were supplemented by various separate committee functions. A convivial fourth meeting closed the year with a group of S-Mites performing at a Chuckwagon supper. P-TA OFFICERS: Mr. Welch consultant' Mrs K W Tudor corres - - . I v ,n - pondmg secr ta M R b S11 vice president, Mrs. Robert C. Owen, presxdentg Mrs Robert Gladman first v1cei9rggidentrSMrseuJghn 1l3llcG?1ffcOgd cording secretaryg Mrs. R. G. Dolcater, treasurer