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

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W ,Ms t astra s at 2, l SHA Nw-A 'Gt-'ff-Q1-qv.. .U O Twenty-two hundred strong, S- Mites poured into the empty edifice of Shawnee-Mission North and the rush was on-1959-60 stirred into operation. Bells began their periodic tintinnabulation, corridors became thick with hu- manity en masse, and teachers once again revived Masters Chaucer and Newton to greet the agile, and not so agile, minds pervading the classrooms. A multitude of 'activi- ties waited to be crowded into the nine short months ahead, and S-M students prepaned themselves for a demanding stint. Seizing the summer months as an opportunity for project planning, the Student Congress dispatched representatives to convallhtions at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Estes Park, Colorado. Not to be out- done, three INDIAN staffers traveled to the nation's capitol to sharpen their journalistic tech- niques at the N.S.P.A. Conference. Really industrious members of the school undertook a bit of antici- patory cramming in physics and third year Latin, while the greater share spent the last remnants of their fading freedom expending surplus pep. ,611-u. QNJQJAQLJL .-inks-Q, nv , .vuit- f an H mcg, 3 A ' i 5 ' 'Q' in s 5 , 5551 iii se Pl ' L. 5, V ,. N