Larned High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Larned, KS)

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,- .f ., V Betty M. Lee jr. English 8 journalism DEDICATED TO - Mrs. Lee - She may not have the agility of a Mr. Fischer nor be as controversial as Mr. Schauner. She may not have the mind of a Mr, Gaede and her figure may not quite parallel that of Mr. Sneed. She may on occassion hide behind a wig and eat candy Qshe calls them cough dropsj by the dozen. But for her steadfastness and courage in outlasting the tumul- tous journalism class of 1971, we dedicate this, the greatest annual in LHS history, to Mrs. Betty M. Lee. Mrs. Lee takes time out of her busy schedule to play a game of hide and seek with the Journalism class. 3

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