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

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A Goal PAGE 6. PHOTO l. The Alameda Plaza foun- tain, hcforc dawn, lends a feeling of comfor- lahle familiarity. 2. Part of student class officer campaigns is the placing of hanners and posters throughout the school. 3. In practice for a halftime show, Mark lieltner, senior, per- forms a solo under the watchful eye of Mr. Paul Rodabaugh, band director. 4. Lying in the cen- tral parl of the US., Kansas is part of our nations bread hasket. 5. Pursuing total concen- tration. Freddie Magdalene, junior. executes an iron cross. PAGE 7. PHOTO 1. Anchorman for television station KCMO, Wendell Anschutz works on a story for the evening news. 2. Cheerleaders attempt to boost spirit as members of the varsity football team watch a hard fought contest lost to the S.M. South Raiders. 3. A member of the health careers class stands tall as he asks the instructor for the rcturn of his skin. Opening 7

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-Nia Nm in 3 4 PAGE 8. PHOTO 1. The sun casts u violet tinge onthe clouds as its last mark ol' day when it sets behind a grove of trees. 2. The state ol' Kansas, one ol' the best wheat growing regions in the world stands alone on this map. 3. Listening to tapes in Exploring Russian., students attempt to correctly repeat the dialogue. 4. The sun and shadows on a rocky hillside are so sharp and dominating., onc tends to loose sight of the trees that break its face. 5. The percussion unit of the marching band plays a cadence as the band moves to a new fornieltion for the drill team dance number. 6. Members ofthe varsity football team linc up as they are introduced during a pep assembly. PAGE 9. PHOTO 1. The drive across the front of the school stands nearly empty moments before the post-school rush. 2, Searching lor il book to fulfill u class assignment, Bill Lewin., senior, studies various 8 Opening