Shawnee Mission Northwest High School - Lair Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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Contact nspires Interest in School In thirteen years and six principals, only two have ever remembered my name. Dr. Ludwig and a certain grade school principal are the only two who have bothered to be acquainted with .their students. Students, I feel, return in kind. I know that to feel in contact with the administration adds a feeling of contact with the very essence of the school and its purposes, and deepens onels school ties. Dr. Ludwig attempts to involve parents in Cougar activities. , X-hx qw V , , W Q WT 'P 4 f J I V X 'N f .4 , XXX, XX Q xg X .X . st fazniz Z A M X .A N. x .s refs, .5 v5.51 5. sit X. TX? NX Q it .W V qt, , w s . 2 Nt sm Y' -' Q Y 5 -. 4 be . - 1 , 'wget X . s S X NX sm if t , t X X Dr' Ludwig talks with Mrs. Appelman, an ex-faculty member, in the innovative Rap Center, X NY' S 'I s vs. J s fs A W.. W , 1' V 'i' ' , , 'ef' many ...xaug I Q 1: 1 X ,, 3 0 X , f 'y 1 7 2 ' X s , 4 V' , gif 1 'W' ff J 'ff' , ie--AM KW X f x A' , af 4 QM ,f r W MV, f e a f ff r f Q V W ,f , ,, ffm Z . W' .-Aaf, Dr. Merlin A. Ludwig Q ZZ 'ff r l ,SS i A I if l 1 't f f' at-X.. , as-Q News s Nl! W' Q X1 S .t W. X as as X -rw X N as NN wx X . X M W , 'wx - M my X f N G was X M N N t Q, X rw, Nts wx N X QKQNN ti x . 'sul .J Dr. Ludwi aids a d ' 8 emonstration of neat haustyleshhzr men. Frequent conferences are ,,c,Cg5m,.v. Dr. Ludwig 22 Lf S ,Q Q f

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s v , Q sa X YN -- 65: - : R i 2 i'751i15 i f i -,--: N ip 1 iw gif -s- -Vw rf ' : 1,i S 55f:f5 1' ,,,......- i txf5Wf Q iff? f F' mix x 1 if u- 3 ff E ,yan 'N a eq is it it 1 tw ' 'nw af' 5 , t -f' :fm , ..,- ,. Two assistant superintendents cooperate for eyficiency. l ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS: Dr. Norman Babcock, Dr. Harold E. Tilley, William Goodwin, E. V. Relchley, Dr. Robert Lorenzen, Dr. Ralph Chalender, Dr. Herbert Bruning, Dr. Leonard Molotsky. ay- b,ee Ewa y ,f, u'1.lf.tL'Vt L - ', leaf e f in I ' I ' !,,fhT 1 5 Fmf V' L rm' ,X i V X NORTHWEST ADVISORY BOARD: E. V. Reichley, Betty Condo, Myrna Stringer, Gent .-Imm, Tony Alzrzwmnzn, Clzarles Beary. uality the Goal of chool Board by Eugene Amos The product of 12 years of formal edu- cation is a young woman or man ready to step out into life prepared to earn a living or to advance on to higher edu- cation. Your board of education strives to improve this quality of educationn in the second year of a state imposed tax lidu in a district that continues to grow! Administration 21

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1- 1 I v I, f 1 E W 1 ?'K'.gW3anf I- ,, E , ,AR ffhv I l 1 1 l. sig, l L- Dr. Bill Ray Lewis six Y Understanding a Part of Education by Dr. Bill Ray Lewis This year has been swell! I have seen boys become young men, girls become young women, and educators become mores compassionate human beings. I have seen people forgive and forget. I know of people who care . . . I ear- nestly feel that the world will benefit from the 'Number Onel' philosophy . . . Cougars', will be able to recognize the worth of a man because they, them- selves, have been made to feel worthy. Dr. Lewis remains accessible to students andfaculty members who wish to see him f! '1 l -nr Dr. Lewisjoins studerztsfor a pleasant lunchtime conversanon.