Lansing High School - Lion Yearbook (Lansing, KS)

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1, BIG ff, 'Pg-4. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence Curtis, C1erkg,Tohn C. Kendall, Treasurer, Ray Cummins, Director. 'Ihese men spend many hours in the service of our school. The board meets in regular session once a month. In addition, there are many special sessions throughout the year. The board of education serves as the legislative body for the Lansing High School organ- ization. They consider and pass all policies, the budget, salaries, teachers contracts, condition of the grounds and buildings, and keep an accurate check on expenditures. Appraisal or final judgment of the administration is the responsibility of the board of education. The staff of the '57 Lion on behalfof the student body of L. H. S. say Thanks to the board of education for their efforts in providing us with the educational opportunities afforded the youth of this community, Lansing High School is a class A school and a member of the North Central Association, These are accomplishments the board, faculty, and principal of the La.nsing Rural High School are dedicated to maintain.

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9 7 X XX A THE '57 LION STAFF Phyllis Curtis- -EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ' K E .. x 6 iw X.

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4 4 I - If-My V- ,,. THE STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Rush, Jmme Hobbs, Mr. Graham, Principal: Sally Butler, Vice-President, Charley Emge, President: Karen Linaweaver, Secretary-Treasurer: John Stuckey, Sharcn Edwards, Alan Reed. 6 a ': 9 2 5 A tx I cd , ' .H Activities managed by the Student Council were: a trip to the American Royalg an all school party, three feature length movies-- Racing Blood, Suez, a.nd Ma and Pa Kett.l.eg the select- ion of the King and Queen and their attendamsg noon dancing throughout the year, and an all school picnic the last day of school at Wyandotte Lake.