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

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Pat Bockelrnan Norma Lu Bone ' Gilbert Boone North's Chieftains bolstered spirit. H Frederick Bos-ley W. L. Breese Gerald Ashen, B.S., Central Missouri State College, Debate, Key Club, Cribbage Club. Judity Ball, B.S., Pittsburg State Teachers' College, Physical Education, lndianettes, B-Team Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Girls' Intramurals. Helen B. Biery, A.B., M.S., Kansas Uni- versity, Latin ll, lll, IV, Latin Club, annual departmental banquet. Pat Bockelman, A.B., Wichita University, Algebra l, General Mathe- matics, Physical Education, Girls' Tennis Club, Girls' Athletics Club. Norma L. Bone, B.A., Augustana College, English ll, Charm Club, Y-Teens. Gilbert M. Boone, B.S., M.S., Emporia State Teachers College, Bookkeeping I, ll, FBLA. Frederick L. Bosley, B.S., Northeast Missouri State College, American History Citizenship, Senior Sponsor. W. L. Breese, B.S., Southwest Missouri State College, Ap- plied Electricity, Radio Club. Ruth M. Browne, M.A., Denver Uni- versity, English ll, Book Club. Jane Bucher, B.A., M.A., Kansas City University, Biology l, Advanced Biology, Science Projects Club, National Honor Society. 9 Ruth Browne J-H116 Bucher 17

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X X X X i i X X X. XX X XXX ' Xi. .XXX , X X X X XXX XX ,, XX 'Xi XX X ,XX X. XX :X hu..- r ' Q L- 47 Gerald Ashen Judith Ball Helen Blery 9 ' E orth s Chlefs- ' le lndian Rule uSchool days, school days-good 'ole lndian rule days, Reading an, 'riting an' 'rithmetic taught to the puff of a peace pipe stick, Teachers those 'human?' of yes and NO, Students and classes were dreaded so, Why lndians wrote on their tests Q-, We donit knowf North's faculty only could guess. North's council of chiefs, faced with everpressing student and administration problems, successfully eliminated their difficulties by following lndian rule. Transmitting the major ideas of the three r's, teachers continually stressed the necessary facts and figures for a well-rounded high school educa- tion. Yes, believe it or not, faculty members were actually humans. Those mandatory class hours, not altogether dreaded, provided an unlimited scope of subjects and ideas to be exchanged between teachers and students. When that traditional sixth week rolled around, tests, grades, and complaints once again tried the patience of teachers. Sur- prisingly enough, Northis faculty only could guess why some high school youth were pupils and others were students. But that didnit keep more than just strict discipline from accompanying them in their professional activities, for high qualities of leader- ship, friendliness, courtesy, concern, and guidance went hand in hand with each council chief at Shawnee Mission North. 16 Wally Bob Johnson beamed at the prospects of shooting game with his two bird dogs. An important notice to all students iff

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As discipline monitors, they patiently i e,t'n Robert Buller Diedra Burandt Arlene Carter Robert L. Buller, BS., MS., Emporia State Teachers, Collegeg Ameri- can History, Wo1'ld History, Tennis Club. Diedra Burandt, BS., MS., Fort Hays Kansas State Collegeg Arts and Crafts, Y-Teens Crafts Club, Pep Club. Arlene Carter, A.B., Baker University, NLS., Kansas University, English ll, lllg Y-Teens. Clifford M. Caruthers, A.B., Missouri Universityg English Ill, IVg Pep Club. James Chapman, B.I.A., Oklahoma City University, Auto Mechanics. Concentration ond curvy legs, led by Mrs. Boll, make up the SM North lndionettes. Clifford Caruthers James Chapman E S S ' A 'MXAGNETS ...t -.kg IRGN CORE -------- --'-- ---------------