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

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EDITOR-IN -CHIEF .... ART EDITOR ............ LITERARY EDITOR ........... PRODUCTION MANAGER .... BUSINESS MANAGER ---Zin ADVERTISING MANAGER .... HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER .... SPORTS EDITOR ......... TREASURER ......................................... ---- Ray Ashton ---- Marilyn Allen Douglas S. Gates ---- Peggy Coe ---- Linda figg --- Chuck Adams A- Bob Carney --- Larry Newlon ---- Steve McNeeaq -- Sandy Patton SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS ............................ Margot Biegy, Mary Bradbury, Sharon Garrett, Lyrle,, Virginia Miller, Pat Smith, Bob E. White DIVISION PAGES DONE BY ............................. Pat Betton PAGE BRIGHTENERS DONE BY .... .... P at Smith HEAD SPONSOR ............... -- L. Dale Pigg EDITORIAL ADVISOR ........ --- Judith Heller ART ADVISOR ......... --- James Wheat ,P2! 4 X Zee ,gdbfv ' Ez M X I jg! 430015, AW

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Administration Executive .............-......... Faculty ......................... Board of Education ........-.....-.. Office Staff ...................c... Parent-Teacher Association Athletics Footba l I .................-........ Homecoming ..............-.....,. Basketball ........................ Track ................. Track Ceremonies .....-....a..... Cross Country ...............-.... Swimming ....................... Tennis ........................a, Golf ....a......................c Pep Club ....a..............,,... Cheerleaders ..................... Table of An administration for the manipulation of the masses and the transacting of official business, surrounded by a throng of bright- eyedl, but unripened adolescents, held its ground and withstood the year-long ordeal of supervising the boundless number of projects of would-be masterminds. The clean-up, resulting from the less successful student schemes, and the regular refueling of' the eager striplings, however, burned an equal amount of administrative energy, and kept S-M affairs moving at a rapid pace. The seasons of the year came and went, and the changes in temperature brought changes onto the S-M sport scene. In their turns, the bulky blades of the gridiron and the golden, young Apollas of the cage company, took a dominating position in the school's athletic endeavor, and whether in track or tennis, sport-minded S-Mites became human dynamos to polish their competitive dex- terity. The results brought many a crowd to its feet, and with something to cheer about, red-clads found a source of delight. Admittedly, S-M N's burgeoning population might have undergone a general personality change had it been jammed into the graphic frame schoolhouse of one small room. How- ever, a high school is more than a building and its grounds. Individual traits and idio- syncrasies, age levels Cboth sophomoric adolescence and senior decreptitudeb, com- munity surroundings - the totality of these things comprised the substance of Shawnee- Mission North. just as no two people are precisely alike, so, no pair of secondary institutions match either. Here, S-Mites liked thinking they had a splendid nature.