Shawnee Mission West High School - Saga Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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ADMI ISTRATIO Concrete steps leading to an entrance of blue- grey doors-this is the view from the bridge. Doors leading to a queue of draperied office windows-this is the view from the bridge. In the Adminirlmlion offices game tickets were sold, morning announce- ments were given, and absences were excused. Here Mr. Selves served as an intermediary be- tween parents and the school and organized West's activity. Vice principals Mr. Smith and Mrjohnson planned activity period schedules and handled dis- ciplinary problems. The counselors busily corrected schedule conflicts and prepared Vikings for entering college and finding jobs. Office ladies typed grade cards and handled business transactions as the nurse soothed headaches and sore throats. Though their offices were not at West, the Board of Education and Superintendent Dr. McEachen were an important part of Westls administration. These men oversaw all West functions and planned a basic code for all Shawnee Mission District schools. This is West's Aaiminiftmtion. -4. ,QAM ,Let ww Wi 6 as mmf M030 glwatggaf- 2764! ao 071,64 Goo my dgjq gg aaa aaa aa af-,W We we-te MK' S dana fm jim affwv wif I 0417 ggi- F765 CL ce-Ovfzioc 'aaai-fm-6 s e 0-Q aw we-f f 2 , ' , , JlQA7Cf'fCQ!77 1vlgijLw L-digg' WB mfs- Ciflflvib K W . 'L Q ' 4 QQW fail-fwef '50