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

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THEODORE HAUBEIN HARLAN HEUER GERALD HOLLEMBEAK JIM HUSSER 24 DON HEALY ORVAL HEMPHILL Or participating on committeesg T. A. Haubein, B.S., Central Missouri State College, Physics, Phys- ics Club, Science Lab Club. Don Healy, B.A., Harding College, M.A., Peabody College for Teachers, Driver Education, Student Congress, Honors and Awards Committee. Orval E. Hemphill, 'B.A., M.A., Kansas University, Citizenship, Hi-Y. Harlan A. Heuer, B.S., Northwestern State College, M.S., Kansas University, Mathe- matics, Math Club. Gerald E. Hollembeak, B.S., M.S., Kansas State Teachers' College at Emporia, American History, Sophomore Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach. .lim Husser, B.S., Kansas University, American History, Physical Education, Beginning Basket- ball Club, Assistant Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach. .leyce Hutson, B.S., Central Missouri State College, Clothing, Y-Teens. Carolyn Keane, B.S., Kansas State University, Biology, CAROLYN KEANE ..,, O -1 N T, at H JOYCE HUTSON '.', ' ' 'A' ' ' lr - 'rn Hi ' H , i , , , X '11 -l 3 L 5 1 , I 1 , i, A ,. xr l I Y... ' K Q

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And computa,t1ons and sc1ent1f1c exper1mentat1on, west Missouri State MEd Kansas University Special Education Glenn G Glnther BS MS Fort Hays State College Wood workmg Wood Crafts Club Industrial Arts Club Merlln Glsh BS MS Kansas University Geometry Track Club Assistant Foot University Art Art Service Club Student Congress Pep Club Art Consultant INDIAN Art Advisor Leona M Goodwin MA Kan sas University English II National Honor Society Cocurrlcular Com mittee F G Hampton BS Central Missouri State College MST Mlssourl University Biology Chess Club DALE PIGG The colorful language of friendly south of the border countries found ardent expression 1n the classroom of Mr. Dale Pigg He provided for all his students an inspiring in- troduction to Spanish As sponsor of the advanced Spanish club, his interest promoted this club's activ- 1t1CS. Guiding the Indian staff toward All Americanl' ratings oc- cupied his every spare moment, and, as Camp Director at Camp Cheley, he exercised a favorite pastime-hiking. ,,,a GENE HAMPTON C l 1 MERLIN GISH DIXIE GLENN LEONA GOODWIN n .' 0 I O, .l I . . I . . I bhii'cQQZh, Head TFCCIQOCOIGCII. Dixid Glenn, B.r.A., wqshbtmi . il. I . .. . I . . I. I. . .I -

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-.P - .6 JOE KLASSEN ROY KNAPP RICHARD KOTTLER Directing social galas and athletic eventsg Science Club, Biology Study Club, Pep Club. Joe Klassen, M.A., Kansas City University, Citizenship, Student Congress. Ray Knapp, B.S., Kansas University, Ed.M., Oklahoma University, Mathematics, Pep Club, Bookstore, Bridge Club. Richard Kottler, B.A., Val- paraiso University, Spanish, Beginning Spanish Club, Spanish News- paper. Charles Lyngar, A.B., Denver University, B.S., Kansas Uni- versity, M.A., University of Paris, Advanced French, Advanced French Club, Hi-Fi Club. M. Fred Lyon, B.S., M.S., Central Missouri State College, Driver Education, Track Club, Railroad Club. . CLYDE REDPATH CHARLES LYNGAR FRED LYON Experience gained from ex- tensive tours of Europe and the Near East enriched the scope of Mr. Redpath's World History and Inter- national Relations classes. Mr. Redpathis extra- curricular interests in- cluded amateur gardening and the coaching of many winning athletic teams. This year marked Mr. Redpathis twentieth year at North. 1 1 .