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

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As the U S opened rts doors to Alaska and Hawau so S M opened rts doors to the many faces rdeas and goals of the student body of 1959 of Shawnee Mrssron North a longer name brrt smaller numbers as S M was reapportroned rnto two drstrrcts Campargns de crded the executrxes and formulated the Student Con gress whrch beean rts dutres rn heated debate on the socral code A Homecomrnq Crnderella enchanted football fans Usual superror performances rn the Cawaleade and play were balanced by a surprrse wrnnrng basketball team The post offrce rush at Chrrstmas affected S M too as twenty thousand cards flowed through the North Pole another Student Congress projeet Cold hands drd not reflect sprrrt as S Mrtes colleeted money for the polro fund ln sub zero weather Aehrexrn a productrxe rrwalry between the two new schools North and East a new tradrtron the rnter school board offered benefrcral and necessary recommendatrons As a searchrng generatron S Mrtes explored the pat terns of therr future rn vocatronal assemblres and found rnsprratron rn drsplay cases frlled wrth qleamrng tro phres Audrences chuckled and sympathrzed as the Sleeptrter Unron got rts rarse and Babe got Srd rn the Pajama Game Throu h recrprocal agreements students from Austrra Denmark S M supplemented rts understandrnq of European culture and arned fur ther frrends rn the Mrdwest vra Nebraskan exchangers S Mrtes uncovered the need for therr eontrrbutrons as adults when they passed THROUGH THESE DOORS EXT '-r r-' ' I QQ? C? ' 5 W se N91 0 k 5' ff gags. sri 2,2 lib will , 1 . - . Y .., I . 5 I . K - - - I , - , . . . L . .4 Y - . . . v I . ' s s ' , . ' - ec ' .nl I Q, - I l - t x , . J . B . . W . , x v - - L . 2 . x 1. X V . E . K p g , - V I A . 1 a - - Q . . . . v E 1 , Y , I x T e. . 1 vs r 3 Y . ,,. . . ' 1 . . - ' A ' L . , , , ., 4 ' , .' . ' , .' . y x x x S, A , ' ' , , ' , .-. , s - 1 s 1 ' ' J 1 ,H - ' I I L A na t- i -s Q ' 'N U- A A Ig . IU ' f T 4' I f rs 'r r I f 4 .fs ' la T J A I .1 L 1 x r lf, 11-V I l I' ' , 1, e . ,f r

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Vcriume XXVII The l959 Yearbook Shawnee-Missiofn ortlm 5941 Sohoot Merriwn, Kansas T L 4 M? A K 4 f is W f K , LL , I , ,H ,5 . ',,. J 4 4 1,2 l, Lin A lj W I' ' V !Q7,1 cf Cf I Z, Lf' K E ,. Z6-'Ls-4 1721, if H C 61,1 V6 s P i' V ! C 'ji Q- I Z L if' L 01 L -' It 'YI .iJ5C QT PI I L, 1. L. Jfif' 1- f in u 9 L if 4' X fkg L I pffr' if L' L L, Lf-' L 5 bfi! Q 'l .. 4 ILL A xx, fr .j I if- M ISV' Z R 'ff If' i 'f'fL J Q EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ......... ......... P atti Duncan ART EDITOR .......................... ......... H eather Kirk LITERARY EDITOR ...................... ........ M ary Hanzlik PRODUCTION MANAGER ......... Susan Amold SPORTS ..................................... ........ S teve McNees ART WORK ............................. ........ C arol Davis HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER .. .......... Rick Solberg BUSINESS MANAGER .................. ........ T om Purinton ADVERTISING MANAGER ....... Scott Wilson TREASURER ............................ ........... J udy Mabus HEAD SPONSOR ............. .......... L . Dale Pigg EDITORIAL ADVISER ...... ....... J ane Stanbrough ART ADVISER .............. ................................. ...................... .......... J a m es Wheat SENIOR STAFF ......... ..... Langer Carol Lowry, Sherry MacPherson, Nancy Morning, Jackie Rose, Mary Ann Smith, Ken Weeks 3