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

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.V 1, With the realization that hard work and challenging ac- tivities stimulate intellectual growth, the ability to assume responsibility, and completeness of character, students at North pursued endless courses of academic endeavor, while simultaneously participating in a vast variety of extra-curricular activities, ranging from sports and intra- murals to Student Congress, journalism, music, debate, and club programs. W'e derived the many pleasures and mental maturity from these experiences through the yea, I'

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Autumn, the season of brisk evening breezes, falling leaves, and morning dews, the Indian summer of the West, motif of the aging poet, season of the harvest moon when reapers mow their paths across Midwest plains, season of plenty, a time for thanks, spirit of the great pumpkin. Autumn, time of glory for the gridiron gladiators, marching bands, and cross-country marathons, the regal splendor of home-coming queens, when Niki and Mao exchanged pleasantries, and IFK rattled his rockets back, when Vaughn M eador joined the first family, and the Mona Lisa began her long voyage to cultural America, when the Cuban prisoners returned home to loved ones and freedom. Autumn- autumn-fall. '7