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

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'V VN X ' 9 f:33,..fJ I ff' lll Min' -44., u -fn... My 4 . I ' 45944, I P5-'lf' - 1 ' , ' I' ' . ' .I-l'lllrn. K' Pat Carville ' w ,fi t .fc V Kay Wilcox 1 xi,- l R Fourjuniors venture into early exploration ofthe College world. J .fl Awqmwm , C t E' -'aa Marlene Willis uidance Deans Open Rap Center by Debbie Timberlake Everyone seems to be acquainted with the counselors this year-an impor- tant change in the guidance center. When I learned of all the adjustments that had occurred I was rather aston- ished-and relieved. I only had to walk in and find a counselor, with no secretary, appointments or even a door blocking the way. Once inside the of- fice, I discovered the counselors to be friendly and concemedg definitely de- sirable qualities for solving problems. Counselors 25

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1 Sz: VS-4 Sing son Katherine Grimm 'll ., .4 G., X-N ' ' 11:4 , ,A ix- f . 77 5g. ,g',m, at eff A v , ,k i tfgfmw , -1 f Sarah Collins Martha MCCOrkIe Secretaries Show Warm Welcome by Anita Nichols What's it going to be like today? It should be either quite crowded or un- believably slow. At semester, I'd better be prepared for a hectic day. Semester break means finding myself facing Mrs. Anderson's filing cabinet with 1,500 schedule cards staring me in the face. This may be a boring job, but with all the people I work with, it quickly turns into fun. Working here gives me a sense of fulfillment . . . not just every so often but each day. Office Personnel 27