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

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Quill and Scrollelfront row: Cindy Sanders, Pam Elliot, Mary Alice Heob, Sue Werner. Row two: Ann McPherson, Eileen Hammar, Terry White, Shari Speer. Row three: Jane Goode, Bob Jones, Sara Dickerson, Steve Cless, Alice Tackett. Row four: Debbie Volkenant, Emily Watson, Bill Stout, Mary Fran Anstine, Don Dory. ,MIWXWW . l Q ,,,, ont.. , K M ,. fr V ' . MM ,i ,,,, ' ,W ,,,,,.,.. Wfwgia Qi V . Wwe 'f' 'Z M 2 ta ' 'WH I I I I I Quill and Scroll of the Epic and Saga each spring. The Q,V organization, a national honorary frater- ' ,,. 1'- nity, acknowledged excellence in journal- if . O . ism. Members had served diligently on the Q1 A Jr A paper or yearbook staffs and ranked in V 'W i t'i , A the upper half of their class. r:. ,1 l , M A Vgggg Newspaper reporters attending the ini- ii'5 'W ,W Y M tiation held at S.M. East in the spring, M' 'L H ffrfl ' received Quill and Scroll pins. Advisor- ffl selected pupils had contributed vitally to 'V '77 Q 'Y 1' their staff. At Saga's annual banquet in May, the seniors initiated junior members into the Quill and Scroll society. Along with editors, these people had donated mental effort and a considerable amount of time A W in producing the 1971-72 yearbook. M awarded recognition to journalists Searching for articles mentioning the musical cast, Linda Deright examines Epic copies Hled in the morgue.

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ill KL'-Q IH-51 in Setting up the lighting board for an assembly, a thespian gives his assistant a crash course in co-ordina ting stage movements with light changes. Th espia n Officers-Front row: Ca thy Egan -parliamen tarian. Row tw o: Mic helle Hake etreasurer, Nancy Post-secretary. Row three: L u ci a E ri kson -sergean t-a t-arms, Dan Meyer-vice-presiden t, Gary Morris-presiden t. Thespian chapter initiated actors and crews into the honorary society. Ten points met membership pre-requisites with points achieved through hours dedicated to stage productions. The organization elected Gary Morris and Dan Meyer to head Thespian manage- ment as president and vice-president. Helping to organize Thespian activities, treasurer Michele Hake and secretary Nancy Post kept records of business transactions. Parliamentarian Cathy Egan and sergeant-at-arms Lucia Erikson aided other officers in the planning of meetings. Hello Mr. Lane. To introduce novice Thes- pians, the group held an initiation in spring to culminate 1972 activities. Thespians-Front row: Pam Warmund, Nancy Post, Robin Hurt, Cathy Egan. Row two: Linda McClain, Debra Mausolii Sandy Wallace, Susan Taylor. Row three: Sara Dickerson, Jan Erlandson, Lucia Erikson, Tom Lowery.

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, f 3' LWW ' F ' !n. Bev Oakes thoughtfully scrutinizes a fellow staff member's art sketch- book pages for clever designs. Creative efforts conveyed feeling to subscribers. A student-generated maga- zine Some Things Unsaid, marked even more artistic endeavors than last year's periodical. Selecting from an assortment, the staff designated Well-structured poems and short stories for publication. Publicity prepared a campaign for expressive contributions. Using orange as a trademark color, art fabricated brilliant- ly tinged boxes, encouraging people to offer creative pieces. The staff as a whole labored feverishly to meet Spring proof- ing and publication deadlines. In trigued by a short story submitted to the magazine, staffer Amy Devitt j reviews a manuscript she enjoys. la Literary magazine staff members Brenda Cox and Alesia Dickey scan an amusing short story, sorting compositions for fu ture ra ting.