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

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Betty Ann Kelly Truman Kirschner Joe Klassen Roy Knapp Charles Lyngar Dennis McMahan I want a folder for Jean, Mary, Kay and Linda. Mr. Heuer and Mr. Knapp keep busy before school in the book store. BETTY ANN KELLY-Family and I-lome, Y-Teens, Student Red Cross, Social Adjustment Club. TRLJMAN KIRSCHNER- Citizenship, World War ll Club. JOE KLASSEN-Citizenship, Citizenship Enriched, Student Congress. ROY KNAPP- Algebra Il, Trigonometry and Principles of Math Enriched, Pinochle Club, Bridge Club, Book Store. LEROY KOOPMAN- Woodworking I, Metalshop I, Auto Mechanics, Chess Club, Checker's Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor. WILLIAM LAING- Biology I, Future Physicians Club. CHARLES LYNGAR- French ll, French Ill, French IV, Beginning Bridge Clubs. DEN- NIS MCMAI-IAN-Refresher Arithmetic, Applied Science, Elec- tronics Club. DEANNA MAIER-English III, Junior-Senior Prom, Co-I-lead Sponsor, Y-Teens. ROBERT MARTIN-German I, German ll, German Ill, German I Club, German ll Club. WILLIAM MEANS-Combined Shorthand I, Combined Bookkeeping I, Shorthand I, Pep Club, Shorthand Club, Junior Class Sponsor, Junior-Senior Prom. KAREN MENTGEN-Clothing ll, Family and I-lome, Charm Club, Y-Teens. CARL MIBECK-Debate I, Debate ll, Speech ll, Folk Music Club, NFL. Sl-IEILA ANN MLJLLCAI-IY-Special Education, Teenage Monitors. JERRY MURRAY-Biology I. KAREN MYERS-English IV, Basic Eng- Iish IV, Y-Teens. PATRICIA MYERS-English ll, English Ill, Be- ginning Bridge Club, Charm Club. THRESSA NEWELL-Eng- Iish IV, Senior Class Sponsor, Creative Writing Clubs. ROBERT Leroy Koopman William Laing Deanna Maier Robert Martin

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W Harlan Heuer Margaret Hicks WY Fred Foreman This spring Fred Foreman completed his thirteenth year of guiding SMN's seniors through a maze of glass and bubbling formulas. Besides his Work as a chemistry teacher, Mr. Foreman gave time and effort to sponsoring clubs and activities. In his years at North he served the Hi-Y, Chemistry Club, and the Gun Club. When his busy schedule left him some time for relaxation, Mr. Foreman usually spent it outdoors. Hunting and fishing furnished food and trophies as Well as pleasure. In addition to these Mr. Foreman enjoyed spending time on the golf course. In numerous ways Mr. Fore- man proved his reputation as one of Northls most versatile and outstand- ing faoulty members. 'a Gerald Hollembeak Margaret Hunnicutt Sponsor, Book Store. MARGARET ELLEN HICKS- English II, English lllg Charm Club, Advanced Chess Club, Classical Music Club. GERALD HELLEMBEAK -American Historyg Cross Country Coach, Track Club. MARGARET HUNNICUTT-Journalism I, Basic English IV, Rep Club, Y-Teens. CONSTANCEHLJNT- ER-English Ill, Junior Class Sponsor, Junior-Senior Prom, Art Appreciation Club, Music Appreciation Club. KAREN JENKlNSATeam Biology, Biology, FTA. CAROLYN JETER-English lllg Girls' Camping Club, Y-Teens. ROBERT KARR-Algebra lg Track Coach, Varsity Football Coach, Sports Officials. Constance Hunter Karen Jenkins Carolyn Jeter Robert Kar K7 U eww MAME?

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fx William Means Karen Mentgen Carl Mibeck Sheila Mulcahy Jerry Murray Karen Myers i 5 ' .: t 'Nfl ir A iii :Q Q 5' ir 4 Q. R ki K .T V. r K.: 4, Q 1, . Robert O Farrell ggi Patricia Myers Thressa Newell Q Y X f ii if K X ' 'S 3,23- i n k f Q X X S . it i it - :- .. Chauncey Gorsage Chauncey Gorsage not only taught archi- tectural and machine drawing plus elemen- tary drafting for twenty-five years, but also sponsored the Model Homes Club. With this he achieved phenomenal success, as his pupils won first place from the Homebuild- ers, Association of KC. every year since the competition began in 1 954. Spare time found Mr. Gorsage assembling marionettes to pre- sent in shows, constructing an extra room, Weaving' rugs, and repairing televisions. I-Ie supported the annual Soap Box Derby too. Through Mr. Gorsag'e's exploits North certainly gained Wider fame.