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

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,.- ....,..,L...,,,.....,:..,........,3,Q1i, ,,,.5qQT:. .....q. ..,.,,.,.,.......:.......,. FOREWORD At the beginning of September in the year 1960, another school year began. A multitude of students, most of them eager to learn, poured into the edifice of Shawnee Mission North. Ahead was a year of utryoutsn which included plays, operetta, A-Band, and A Cap- pella choir or tryouts for attainment in scholastics with the waiting rewards of scholarship pins and National Honor Society membership. In the beginning there were many new things. A new class of uninitiated. sophomores roamed the halls in a- daze, accompanied by the razzing of upper-classmen. But they soon, ad- justed, as every new class to our Alma Mater did. The purpose of this high school, as of any similar institution, was the gain- ing of an education. But along with this ulterior motive came the partici- pation in school events which made the year worthwhile. Juniors looked forward to and worked on the Junior- Senior Prom. Homecoming celebra- tion, though dampened by rain, proved spectacular and nothing could match the excitementhof the football game with arch-rival Shawnee Mis- sion East. As much a tradition of Shawnee Mis- sion North as all of the afforemen- tioned events, the publication of the 1961 Indian has been a highlight of the year. This book, all 264- pages, is now in your hands. Whether it be the end of school year 1961 or the year 1991, you can find in this book a compilation of the events of one year in the life of a school. The Indian staff would like to thank you, our subjects, for making this work possi- ble and providing the information recorded within these pages. 4 .. ..L,........,..,..,..,..u....,1i::,.......5... ,-.,1.w . .,L,,.,-.,,,,,,,..,......i..1.4....,..,..,..ga..,.