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

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l l f I ll in l H, E, Sharon Howell Karen Jenkins Carolyn Jeter Dorothy Johnson l R0bel't Karr J0e Klassen Roy Knapp Roy Koopman -as-,--, W -,, sm.. Ted Haubein Mr. Haubein instilled scores of students With the fundamentals and the complexities of physics at SMN for the past seven years. Each year he and his students became equally engrossed With the Wonders of the physical World. His thought-provoking and often bizarre demonstrations of interesting peculiarities in physics enchanted his pupils and enhanced the subject matter. Mr. Haubein managed a leisurely fishing trip or an occasional family outing in spite of his time-consuming career. The rare and outstanding services rendered by Mr. Haubein set a goal for all. 3...-f ix 'X ! 1 ln various degrees of relaxation, teachers spend spare moments in the faculty lounge. :alias an -Zag..-.-s,.si,:-:sf-fsAff-2.-.N-as ' ..l,,,,..,f,,m- , . ,-,,,, ., , - ,. .. , A l l L l 1 i l l l l l l 1 4 i l l v 1 4 l fi

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' ' ' TTI '- I I I I I I Miss Jeter Coming to SMN three years ago from Phoenix, Arizona, Miss Jeter set an enthusiastic example for both students and teachers. In addition to teaching junior English, she energetically spon- sored Pep Club Skits. Although she earned her Master of Arts Degree at Colorado State College in 1963, Miss Jeter again Went to college with her get excited attitude last summer with a PTA scholarship. In previous summers, she counseled at private camps in New Hampshire. I-Ier interests centered around outdoor sports in which she participated. JANET HOLJGHES-Basic English IV, Bridge Club, Book Club. SHARON HOWELL-Clothing I, Family and Home, Sewing Handwork Project Club, Pep Club. KAREN JENKINS-Biology I, FTA. CAROLYN JETER-English lll, Pep Club Skits Commit- tee, Girls Camping, Pep Club. ROBERT KARR-Algebra I, AI- gebra Il, Junior Varsity Football, Sports Officials Club, Pep Club. JOE KLASSEN-American Government, Key Club. ROY KNAPP-Algebra ll, Trigonometry-Analysis, Calculus-Analysis, Pinochle Club, Pep Club, Bridge Club. ROY KOOPMAN-Ele- mentary Drawing, Metal I, Auto Mechanics I, Checker Club, Chess Club, Pep Club. DENNIS MQMAHAN- Physics, Applied Science, Classical Music Club, Mood Music Club, Pep Club. DEANNA MAIER-English III, Junior Y-Teens, Intermediate Knitting Club. DALE MALAISE-Biology I. ROBERT MARTIN- German I, German Il, German Ill, Advanced German Club. WIL- LIAM MEANS-Shorthand, Bookkeeping I, Shorthand Club, Pep Club. CARL MIBECK-Debate I, Debate ll, Speech ll, Folk Music Club, Tennis Club. PHILLIP MILLER-Boy's Physical Education, Sophomore's Football Club, Pep Club. EDA MILLS - English III, Bridge Club. PATRICIA MYERS-English Ill, Bridge , - ., ' 1 :1.:-- ' -' Q ,-3 , ,.' ' - , 1 ' 1 , .,' . - .1 ' , , ,-. , - . ,A. . , W . - A f... Y . l-3 iris ln' -'Q' l-as -'-' ' 5 .-.....Q.a.m.Lz.,.,. ' wifi. , . 154369, 'Z fi , .Jai I it . . if it H' -2 .r Q' f xmhx' LN T 3' I ,453 ff Thressa Newell Gloria Page Duane Paugh Dale Pigg Joan Priefert Gary Prucha Harold Reade Clyde Redpath - .N-...-.. . .. .,.a.s,.a,i-.--1.-' Y- ev-