Lees Summit High School - Reflector Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

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f, uate Don ftbine assroom Lhe busi- program Jusiness students ead of a 'eek and for the tudent Presentations Liven Classes Dina Fisher sings a ballad in Mrs. Pittsenbargeris English Il class. Ballads were one type of poetry studied in sophomore and senior English. ludy Burks demonstrates the process of detecting sugar diabetes in the body. This speech was correlated with a home economics study of food and nutrition. ft '1 'll' .. sm-was .I .- V. ,.,, ,, , g Q I .. ' '- -asXSe.1.L. ,,,-gs 1- . - -- N ,, 1-,A , . . . , L Q si xx -:I Q :Z . . . ,XX Q . ..-t, K .. .Tw i ,s -'l ' lssss Q asliv .. . . . . l N .. . '1i-1 s:. -. T X 'ik Nsxsx ' - X11 X a i ssss .ssss Q ,s swiss - s Q -. Q - -s XQEQQ '-.' gmt if X wx xx. N X .Q O ss Q ,:.f.e.:2.s:... .: Z. Rgwwmw A .X F Faye Grogan. conservationist from Reed Wildlife Area, demon- strates the process of dissecting a rabbit. While lecturing to the biology classes. he also told facts about rabbits? skins and tones.

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I I. ? 2 I Z I I I . I 1 Leon Rook, business teacher, and Don Beeman, manager of the local Wards order office, evaluate Don Macyis work at Wards in connection with the job training program. iPhoto by Lee's Summit .lournalj , I Classroom Teachin -Job Training Combine Lynn Darmstadter works for the Midland Bank in cooperation with the job training program sponsored by the high school. I iPhoto by Lee's Summit .lournalj ln order to bridge the gap between classroom instruction and actual office experience, the busi- ness department this year initiated a new program office occupations co-operative. Under the direction of 'Mr. Leon Rook, business F instructor, and 12 local merchants, 12 students occupied supervised office positions instead of a seventh hour class. I I Students worked at least 15 hours a week and I received one high school credit hour for the Hcoursef, I I I I

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