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

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Faculty Sacrifice Off-School Hours SM Northis faculty always characterized themselves by giving talents and time. Their jobs did not end with the ring of the bell at 3:30, but all devoted more time outside of class in aiding students with various aca- demic or personal problems. Many also gave numerous hours sponsoring clubs and the school organizations. Others served North as coaches, giving up some of their evenings and Weekends in training the many athletic teams. Forever striving to develop person- ality and character as well as the mind of every student 'proved an important goal for each faculty member. Teachers tried con- stantly to generate genuine interest in the classroom material. In all endeavors the faculty truly dedicated themselves to the improvement of SMN. Mr. Hampton re-arranges his equipment in preparation for another lab. Rexann Baker Al'rT1OI'ld Belleau Darrell Benne Patricia Bockelman -, , -' Q? Norma Bone Helen Boring

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OFFICE STAFF. Left to right: Ted Kimpel, Charlotte Ryan, Pearl Salvino, Ellen l-lays, Thelma Hughes, Sally Wheat. The office-a center of vital activity, the heart of SM North. Staff of Ladies Proves Essential One of the ever present tasks at North belonged to the school nurse. Each day of the year she alone met the medical needs of the more than two thousand Northites. Equipped with a ready pad of absentee slips, well-stocked med- icine cabinet, and sunny smile, she faced the lines of ailments and excuses. In the larger area across the hall, a Well-organized team kept the Wheels of education rolling. The office staff not only dealt with the Whole student body, but also with various businesses Whose products contributed to improving a school. North found itself deeply in- debted to the Workers in the office. Are you sure you have a sore throat, or is it world series-itisl? Mrs. Noel checks on an absentee. Mildred Noel NLII Se .f 42, , V, ,A ,,,Wmm?'0n....

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Fred Bosley Wintford Breese James Chapman Arthur Clements REXANN BAKER-Art I, Crafts I, Pep Club, Art Service, Art Club. ARMOND BELLEAU-Spanish I, Spanish ll. DARRELL BENNE-A Capella Choir, Girls' Choir, Girls' Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Operetta, Chorale, Vocal Ensembles. PATRICIA BOCKELMAN-Geometry, Girls' Physical Education, Pep Club, GAA, Girls' Camping, Girls' Intramurals, Cheerleaders. NORMA BONE-English ll, Y-Teens Head Sponsor. HELEN BORING- Latin ll, Latin Ill, Latin IV, Latin Club, Bridge Club. FRED BOS- LEY-American History, Book Review Club, Junior Class Head Sponsor, Junior-Senior Prom Head Sponsor. WINTFORD BREESE-Applied Science. ARLENE CARTER-English Ill, Y-Teens. RUTH CHADWICK-Secretarial Practice, Clerical Practice, Stenoettes. JAMES CHAPMAN-Auto Mechanics I, Auto Mechanics ll. ARTHUR CLEMENTS-Metalshop I, Metal- shop ll, Elementary Drafting, Metal Il Club, National Honor Soci- ety. BETTY COMSTOCK-English Ill, English Ill Enriched, Be- ginning Drama Club, Advanced Drama Club, Guidance Commit- tee. HARVEY COOKE-Bookkeeping I, Business Law, Note- hand, Senior Class Sponsor, Pep Club Executive Co-Finance Chairman. WILLIAM CORNWELL-Boys' Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Beginning Basketball Club, Advanced Basketball Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Sponsor. Arlene Carter Ruth Chadwick Betty Comstock Harvey Cooke Mr. Ginther, Woodworking teacher, adds finishing touches to one of his student's masterpieces.