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

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E E' ' ' ' i 'M ' William Cornwell Mr. William Cornwell dedicated himself for nine years to developing boys' physical fitness at SMN. He became one of the most 'vigorous members of the faculty, coaching the varsity basketball squad as Well as the golf team. Although he preferred to spend many of his precious spare hours With his family, Mr. Corn- well enjoyed several rounds of golf, indulged in some bass fishing, and took in an occasional K.U. game. His earnest concern for the physical edu- cation and his ability to stimulate competitive spirit earned him genial esteem and respect among students and faculty. Club, Pep Club Decorations Committee. LEONA GOODWIN- English ll, Co-curricular Committee. Cl-IAUNCEY GORSAGE- Mechanical Drawing, Elementary Drawing, Architectural Draw- ing: Model Homes Club. JLJDITI-l GRAY-English ll, Speech I, Speech ll: Impromptu Speech Club, Pep Club. EDGAR HALL- MAN-Metal I and ll, Metal Club. FRANCES HAINES-German I, American Governmentg Knitting Club, German Club. THEO- DORE HALJBEIN-Physics, Technical Physics, Lab Science i 22 Leonard Gercken Merlin Gish Dixie Glenn Leona Goodwin Chauncey Gorsage Judith Gray Frances Haines J. Edgar Hallman T Jr: , , M ' .- V - . 1-. . .T-Q. , gee, . aff-f 'ill V- 1 - J- ' -' lk if- .-.--...,-,saf,,,,..,.-..:i,x.z QW-aa.-., . 1 I il

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t' ' ' :pri-1 f- z f:z-grzmg. 'J' 'tiff 1--..... Theodore Haubein Orval Hemphill Don Healy Harlan Hess Harlan Heuer Ellen Hicks Gerald Hollembeak f 'r be it W Janet Hougl'1eS Jerry Wilder Mr. Wilder, an alumnus and ex-football play- er of SMN coached the sophomore football team and taught chemistry. His interests included Woodworking and sailing. Gaining great plea- sure from his hobby of Woodworking, Mr. Wilder constructed many household items and a sail- boat Which he sailed at Wyandotte Lake this summer With his wife and year-old daughter. Mr. Wilder Went into the sphere of chemistry because this particular science entranced him. In his opinion, chemistry differed from all other sciences, because it Worked on one's mind. Coach- ing football, his favorite sport, seemed more a hobby than a job. Club, Physics Club, Science Demonstration Club. DON HEALY -Drivers' Education, Student Congress Sponsor. ORVAL HEIVIPHILL-American Government, Hi-Y. HARLAN HESS- Wood l, Metal IC, Sports Official Club, Sophomores' Football Club, Pep Club. HARLAN HELJER-Geometry, Algebra ll, Cal- culus-Analysis, Bridge Club, Chess Club. ELLEN HICKS- English ll, English Ill, Ad-Chess Club, Bridge Club. GERALD HOLLEMBEAK-American History, Track Club, Pep Club. . -4 mm,,,,,,..L...,,. L, mf '-'