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

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yf gyfffjy X MA If v i l l 1 lf hav' I , l , i l 3 A 5 lx ii x p Mr. Wootton and Doc Watson fill a time-out with journalistic p i shoptalk. f From an aggressive viewpoint, Mr. Klassen lectures in Ameri- l can Government. A Persevering Faculty Challenges Studentsii SM North's faculty strove continually in 1. order to maintain the high scholastic standards which characterized the school. They Worked several extra hours each day to assist their students both in academics and personal inter- ests. All fdonated out-of-school time in the capac- ityfpf coaching one of the athletic programs or T clufi sponsors. They constantly tried to make good relations with the students. Reaching the T individual and trying to understand how to teach him most effectively became one of their primary challenges. The incessant efforts of the faculty to give their talents and knowledge for the bene- E fit of others contributed to the unusual success of Shawnee Mission North. T I l Q 2 Profiting from experience, Mr. Healy explains the left-hand turn. 4 1 8 A xl ll Iii V : 1 l ,, f,a1T,.-W...

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Mr. Pollard Mr Riggs Vice-principal Vlce principal Esteemed Partnership Stresses Discipline Supervising the student body, the vice-prin- cipals cooperated in a multitude of activities. They filled their busy schedules with such tasks as planning entertainment for assemblies and preparing talent shows. Mr. Reese Pollard offered his services as general athletic supervisor. The student transportation situation that included the buses and the parking lot, formed the main duty of Mr. Carl Riggs. The vice-principals organized the annual Invitational Regional Basketball Tournament and the SM District Track meet. They dealt every- day With the sometimes unpleasant, but neces- sary burden of straightening out an arrant stu- dent to comply with administrative regulations. Holding important positions in student-parent relations, they stressed discipline and con- structive effort at home and school. Mr. Pollard and Mr. Riggs admirably executed the duties of North's administrators.

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ln f4s. t Rexann Baker Robert Baldwin Armond Belleau Patricia Bockelman Norma Bone Helen Boring Fred 53051951 Sharon Brady . ,, - -x REXANN BAKER-Art I, Crafts Ig Pep Club Decorations, Art Service Club, Pep Club. ROBERT BALDWIN-Elementary Drawing, Wood I, Wood II, Building Service Club. ARIVIOND BELLEAU-Spanish I, Spanish Il, Travel Club, Beg. Spanish Club, Conversation Club. PATRICIA BOCKELMAN-Geometry I, Refresher Math, Algebra I, Math Study Hall, Girls Camping Club. NORIVIA BONE-English II, Y-Teens Head Sponsor. HELEN BORING-Latin II, l.atin Ill, l.atin IV: Mythology, Latin Club, Bridge Club. FRED BOSLEY-American History, Student Congress Advisor, Book Review Club. Chess Club. SHARON BRADY-Girls Physical Education, Drill Team Club. WINT- FORD BREESE-Applied Science, Applied Science Club, Mr. Dawson explains the complicated process of evolution to his pet skunk. M Mrs. Gardner smilingly enjoys her role as head Pep Club sponsor. Wit., , ,. , -.-.w......i..T.......?..t... - ' '