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

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. . . continued from page 8 sun were replaced by the realities of public education. . .materials such asg the class syllabus, calculators and books were the basics each student needed. For most students, this was the pattern all classes followed the first day of school, there were some exceptions to this rule. For instance, Mrs. Lucas' senior honors English classes had surmner reading packets due, while Mr. Gum's chemistry students saw a demonstration, in which he explained the characteristics of a base. Some classes such as Radio and T.V., and Yearbook, students received their first deadlines. For yet others, the first day of school had occured over two weeks earlier. The Passage staff, the marching band, and drill teams all had begun classwork in mid- August. By the opening of school, the first issue of the newspaper was at the printer and the Cougar Pride was putting the final touches on their first show. With the 2:40 bell came sighs of relief. The first day was over. What would the rest of the year bring? - Brittney Aupperle Q53 - PUTTINGTHE FlNlSHlNGtouchecon STUDENTS OFTEN FIND them- his woods project, Roy Kang uses selves involved in too many things. the lathe. Thelinished productwasa Kirk Earthins dozes off during com- cabinet. -photo by Greg Gloshen pUiel'S. - photo by Greg Gloshen Setting patterns for the rest of the year Maximum exposure 11 design by Rick Lopez