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

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'P'1'?H myce. night. wrt of might nys. he had y with ont seat ns come e me a you trip Melvin Christy l One of those quiet boys who will sur- prise us, one of these days. Willis Clark It amazes all, to think that one head could carry all the things he knew. Richard Corlew If he would spend as much time on his studies as he does on his girls he'd be an honor student. Clarence Cox He leads a fast life on the cinders. Frances Cross A Babe Ruth didn't have anything on her. Martha Dyke As merry as the day is long. Larry Egelsion Happy go Lucky CStrikeJ. Walter Elwell Better men than I have lived, but I doubt it. ' Flora Ann Fieldman Fine and dandy. Glenda Frasher She's not only a cook, but Shop made her a mechanic too. Jack Gash He likes the halls-Study Hall and Pool Halls. Henry Green Just because he's quiet doesn't mean he's not thinking. I Barbara Greene Being good is an awful tiresome job. Linda Greene Clever in her' manner, clever in her way, clever with the men, so they say. Betiy Haislip Dynamite comes in small packages. Seniors I l

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Seniors 12 Shirley Harper y Hears no evil, speaks no evil, tells no evil. Joan Hayes L When she smiles she really lights up!!! Joyce Heerwald. Oh! Johnny, Oh! How you can love. Henry Henkel Easy goin'. Donna Henry A word and a smile makes her liked all the while. Don Holrnes Majoring in romance. Gerald Holmes l Let's live it up, it's not raining inside? Don Hoskins Reverend to be. Danny Jenkins Danny the Burner, he left his tires all over town. W Walter Jones He likes girls, but Oh! how he likes his Pontiac. Jim Jordan Let's give that boy a big hand. Mary Alice Keller No harsh thought was ever hers. Bob Kempf ' All enthusiastic over basketball. Bessie King Sweet as sweet can be. ' Larry Lowcock As good as he's nice. Don L The cl -Don Larry If you time. Clint 1 Well 1 anothe Carolyl HI7rn Vernon If sch I'd be Janice Moderr Delores A quie' know l Janet C She car -Mont: Ben Ow Women Elsie Pc Now If Jean Pu Short ar Robert I The boy Gloria B Silence i Wanda I Quiet gi Donald l Women them bu them. X