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

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4 Q 7 23? X E I r 155 is LOREN SIMPSON SUE ANN SMITH PAT SPILLMAN Or admon1sh1ng m1S1ed Scholars, Simpson, A.B., M.S., Kansas University, English, Chess Club. Sue Ann Smith, B.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Cooking, Cloth ing, Y-Teens. Patricia Spillman, B.A., Ottawa University, M.A Kansas University, American History, Art Appreciation Club, Satire Club. Harold F. Stafford, B.S. M.S., Kansas College of Pittsburg HAROLD STAFFORD Typing, Business Law, FBLA, Student Congress. Rosalie Stine, A.B B.S M.S. Kansas State Teachers' College at Emporia Spanish French, Y-Teens, 'Beginning French Club, Pep Club. Gladys Strle gel, B.A., William Jewell, M.A., Colorado University, English, Knit ting Club. Wallace Strong, B.S., Missouri State Teachers' College M.E., Kansas University, Physics, Beginning Radio Club. Eugene A Club Fm and Feather Club ROSALIE STINE GLADYS STRIEGEL WALLACE STRONG EUGENE SWANSON 29 1 .3 t l l o o Q 1 it Swanson, B.S., Kansas University, Bookkeeping, Pep Club, Typing - l 1 - l Ll 1 P l l!

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DAVE SCHMIDT GLADYS SHERAR ii Known for her quick wit and laugh, Pat Spillman read avidly, collected rec- ords, painted and watched football on T.V. in addition to her teaching tasks. Call- ing herself independently wealthyw and basically mean and unfair, she had wanted to be an architect to design the greatest build- ings in the world,', but gave that - and almost college - up, for when she did go to classes, I sat there complete- ly blank. She later gradu- ated with highest honors. She always desired to travel -while in high school she wanted a department store to sponsor her way to South America-and in 1958 went to Europe. Her future hope? I want a ranch as in Em- pire - complete with Rich- ard Egan! David l.. Schmidt, B.A., Wichita University, M.S., Kansas Uni- versity, English, Sophomore Football, Assistant Track Coach, Sports Officials, Speed Reading. Gladys K. Sherar, B.S., Kansas State Teachers' College at Emporia, Family and Home, Clothing, Y-Teens. Felix Shular, B.S., M.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Busi- ness Machines, Typing, Fin and Feather Club, Honors and Awards Chairman. Carolyn Simmons, B.A., Texas University, M.A., Kan- sas City University, American History, International Relations, Eco- nomic Geography, Future Teachers Club, Prom Committee. Loren E. FELIX SHULAR CAROLYN SIMMONS

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LARRY TAYLOR WILLIAM TIEGREEN NANCY WARD G. O. WATSON Larry Taylor, B.S., Kansas State Teachers' College at Emporia, Mathematics, Varsity Football Club. William D. Tiegreeh, B.A., Ottawa University, M.S., Kansas University, Mafhemafics, 'Basket- ball Club, Tennis Coach, Tennis Club, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach. Nancy Warcl, A.B., Colorado College, M.A., Kansas State University, English, Y-Teens, Book Club. G. O. Watson, A.B., South- western College, M.E., Kansas University, Journalism, Journalism Club, MISSION Advisor. Louise Weaver, B.S., Southwest Missouri State College, M.A., Peabody College for Teachers, Shorthand, Armed with a warm smile, an amiable greeting and an unaffected regard for the welfare of the student body, Mr. Bob Wootton consum- mated another year of truly dedicated service to his fac- ulty associates and students. Whether lecturing on the in- ' i sanity of Hamlet, reloading used shells with the Gun Club, arbitrating controver- sies in the Cocurricular Com- mittee or appraising the lit- erary efforts of the Indian staff, he served as a paragon for his students and col- leagues. When not preoccu- pied with scholastic func- tions, he indulged in writing poetry, reading, hunting, and rearing a family. LOUISE WEAVER ELIZABETH WEBSTER Thereby, Mr. Wootton con- tinually characterized those many qualities intrinsic to in- spirational educators.