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

 - Class of 1951

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THIRTEEN PATRICIA MOORE- Pat Here's health to the lass with merry eyes. REX HALE NANCY McPHEETERS- Mac I live for those who love me. CLYDE ROY WESTE RFIELD- Rick The man who blushes is not a brute. NANCY WHITAKER- Feeders Stlictly on the beam! DONALD SPOONER- Bud Happy I am, from care I'm free. BRUCE STONUM My opinions are my own. ALICE CARROLL- Fatz Frankness is 'my policy. BILLY PEMBERTON- PU I take life as it comes. BARBARA BELT- Babs To know her is to love her. Everything has been said. FRANCIE MULLINIX- Pete Love is very timid, when 'tis new. THELMA BEARS- Butch A friend in need, is Cl friend in- deed! DON CARLAT A boy we're glad to call a friend. KENNETH MOORE A student from force of habit. HARRY WEBER He speaks when he why he's so quiet. thinks, that's

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TWELVE LORRAINE BOZARTH- Bo My heart is true as steel. JACK BROWN- Chacisco Better to be happy than wise. DOROTHY CHIDDIX- Dot For Pat and Phil she lives. JOHN DAVIS- Johnny Ah, why should life be all work? MARY DYKE- Myne Have I said enough or shall I go on? HURLEY MAHAN No rationing of personality here! BARBARA MODLIN- Bobby She's shy but always has a smile. SHIRLEY PARRY- P She'll go places. JERRY ROLLER He is, or he was, or he W MARY LOU WHITE- Lucy Hears much, speaks little, JOE TURNEY- Jody All great men are deep thinkers. PATSY ROWLAND- Pusty A happy face, a happy heart. JIM SLAGLE Fun is great! BOB LUNN- Bobber Work and I have nothing in common PARKER MOSER Someday I will be Walt Disney ill be.



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FOURTEEN CLASS WILL Russell Adams and Bob Bergen will their perfect friendship to Sue Simmons and Troy John. Ellen Baumgarden wills her ability to make good grades to Shirley Snyder. Gene. Bears wills his football ability to Tommy Bow- in. Thelma Bears wills her quietness to Dickie Falk. Barbgira Belt wills her phone number to the junior oys. Sylvia Blackwell wills the teachers. CWill you give me a grade?7 Lorraine Bozarth leaves L. S. H. S. for Pete. Malvern Bragaw wills his hot rod ability to David Pittman. Gerry Browning wills her ability to write the Con- stitution to whoever may need it. To Martha Williams, Gene Bryan Wills his ability to crack jokes. - Alice Carroll wills her frankness to Sonny White. Orvil Emanuel wills his charming manner to How- ard Pressley. Ruben Garnett wills his laughter to Ray Knight. To Alice Bates, Terry Garrity wills her smile. Jesse Graham wills his taste for candy to next year's Reflector staff. Betty Greer wills her ability to catch a man to Sally Tillford. Ann? Griffith leaves her long hair to Vivian McCaf- erty. Rex Hale wills his love for chemistry to David Lar- we 1. To Jim Hertzog, Phil Hopkins wills the F. F. A. Roy Hubbard wills his poetic ability to Pat Wealand. Bang Horne leaves his athletic ability to Bob Rey- nolds. Don Carlat wills the Latin Club to Ann Langsford. Rolland Inman wills his ability to become a big boy to Jerry Wood. Jim Jones leaves Phyliss Braun-with regrets. Darl Keeler wills his love for English to Hubert Wolfe. Deon Lawrance wills her height to Shirley Short. ' Kathleen Lee wills her troubles with Hi-Life ex- change news to Ann Quinn. Charles Lobdell wills his acting ability to Bob John- son. Albert McNutt leaves his 'ability in Speech to Bar- bara Leonard. To Eunice Hoskins, Nancy McPheeters wills her abil- ity for going steady. Hurley Mahan wills his way with women to Donnie Brummett. ' Jack Martin wills Raytown to whom it may concern. To Donna Frasher, Barbara Modlin wills her artistic ability. KenrgethuMoore wills his love for L. S. H. S. to Jerry ue . Pat Moore wills her outstanding ability in History to Norma Ziegler. Dorothy Chiddix wills her bashfulness to Rae Easley. Dee Clark leaves his curly hair to Dwight Westholt. Barbara Crooker leaves---with Charley Hartley. To Barbara Shackleford, Dick Davis leaves his red hair and freckles. John Davis wills his ambition? to Eddie Belsor. Georgia DeBrot leaves her shyness to Spencer Brown. Donna Dye wills Grandview to Joyce Davis. Bill Diehl leaves his Don Juan characteristics to Torn Hurst. Richard Draheim wills his prestige to Bob Mitchell. CBear-tracksj. To Anita Swall, Jack Duncan wills his school spirit. Jean Dunham leaves her commercial ability to Mari- lyn Ervin. Parker Moser wills track ability to Ted Lynch. Francie Mullinix leaves his milking ability to Mary Rampsey. Jack Brown leaves his car to Dick Eaton. Lizzy Owens leaveslthank goodness! Shirley Parry wills her perfect attendance to Nita Harper. Billy Pemperton wills his ability for book reports to Gerald Cox. To Christine Warner, Lil Quinn leaves her ability to get a man. Ardis Quintana wills her sweetness to Doris Ethridge. Bill Ramsey wills Eunice to Jack Jones. Jerry Roller leaves his unshaven ability to Bob Yar- ber. Patsy Rowland leaves her Snooper column to any brave soul. Donna Sisk wills her modeling ability to Melba Bears. Jim Slagle leaves his business management to Joe Shelton. Delmar Spilker wills his live stock to Billie Knight. Donald Spooner wills his love for birds to Tommy Morman. To Patsy Turner, Bruce Stonem leaves his talent in journalism. Ruth Taylor wills her chewing gum to Ann Kennedy. Joe Turney wills his big feet to Jim Butts. Barbara Walberg leaves her green hair to Donna In- man. Harry Weber leaves his diet to Bill Theiss. Clyde Westerfield wills his ability to pop pop corn to the D. O. Club. Bob Moore wills his popularity to Elsie Powell. Nancy Whitaker wills her chemistry reactions to Betty Anderson. Mary Lou White is willing to leave L. S. H. S. Verle Rice wills his charm at the Roulette Wheel to Marvin Ensworth. Mary Dyke wills her pep to Juanita Mahan. Ronnie Maas wills his good grades to whoever may need them. RICE SAUSAGE CO.. Inc. Phone 477 GEORGE'S GROCERY Phone 76

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