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

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haping tradition changes accompany the new freshman class Continued from page 13... assistant principals new to the building. Many aspects of school life seemed new. The administration banned bake sales, the radio station was abolished, the day of the Homecoming dance was changed to Saturday evening, and the Powder Puff football game was canceled. During the fifth hour lunch periods, cafeteria tables sprung up in the mall to accomodate the ex- tra students and cafeteria lines be- came especially long. Changes were not always popular, nor were they for the worse. Seniors and juniors were apprehensive about the disruption of their conventional routine. Sophomores and freshmen looked to the year with excitement as well as uneasiness, as all classes adjusted to the new system. Reorganization meant variations in the way students were accustomed to their school. A new freshman class and changes in school structure marked a new beginning for a redefined school system. Precedents were established for the future, the old combined with the new, as Northwest was shaping traditions. -by Gloria Niemi 14 Shaping traditions AT THE END of a school day, the illuminated mall, a Northwest trademark, re- flects on the west entrance. plmm by Chris Assizf

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