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

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lntroduction 2 Shawnee Mission North High School has been in existence for over fifty years. During this time, the spirit of the crimson and black which inspired students of past decades never ceases to influence the lives of those today. The pride that has been the source of North's success continues on forever. Many individuals have been directly sub- jected to North's influence. These individuals are the students. The guidance and direction which has been given by classmates and ad- ministrators, teammates and faculty, guides each student's life so that he may one day guide others. Through each and every experience, whether favorable or not, there is one common denominator-as each student leaves, as others have done before him, he will forever face ..... DIRECTLY NORTH. r ' I 1 , iEwfi wi no T , .dit-at-l BEET'

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