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

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r,Mr. , ..4,,., Ama. These Give s Physical Care . -3-1 we S. H - X yy T' , w f X t A X.. ,Av MRS. DONNA STONE, CASHIER Thanks are due Mrs. Lillian Ewing and her kitchen staff for the hot meals served each school day. Well- A MH MRS, LILLIAN EWING, CAFETERIA MANAGER planned, nutritious lunches provide students with energy necessary for their activities. COOKS: Mrs. Ruby Vansandt, Mrs. Claudene McCracken, Mrs. Fannie Dyke, and Mrs, Grace Smith, 'wr I2 H, ' I , . Z ..:.,s. '. 7 1 ' f i 'QQ , , g WWW! f Q f' .- . W., W he ff' ' ' I , , 1 , ff , , ,, f 3, Z s ,C X 4 f 3 14 ' . Ag-ga? i 'rm ' W . I I I gf .2 Y K ,

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Introducing Our Principal And His Helpers Mr. James Brockman is champion of the learning process at L.S.H.S. During the few years that he has been here, he has earned the deep respect of the student body for his fairness and his efficient handling of school affairs. Mr. Brockrnan is assisted in the office by Mrs. Betty Hewitt and Mrs. Betty Davis who keep the school office in running order. Leila Gough Prewitt serves as secretary to the guidance counselor. S, L i 'i Typing the daily announcements is only Keep'n t k f b t ' 11 d one of Mrs. Betty Hewitt's daily tasks job fdrgM:icBecftyOIlgv?s.sen ees is an a ay g2I2tigyEZ.?uIGguidl?Iife j:i':tnse1or'Mr' , 1 a oug re . to keep the schoo1's business running smoothly. B Qumr- .F .sxssxrfttftxwx lNwlw x rf!! f f gyms- A , pn-ff W L ,' ...QU

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These Keep UslGoing GALEN SWEET I' MR. LOREN HAVENS Keeping our school presentable at all times during the day is Mr. Havens, our busy custodian. His tasks vary from keeping the heating plant in operation to sweeping the halls between classes. Mr. Cecil Rouse is the night custodian for L,S.H,S. He continues the cleaning process and prepares the school for the next day. Galen Sweet assists the night custodian working after school cleaning classrooms. These three are the ones to whom thanks are due for a clean and attractive building each school day. 1,7 yfiggvg,gf?i'y'-'-'v'j'H ',j',5-.,fqffffifrzgvj-'p j'-iqffagj f?T-j'1i- jf'12 lf ,f '7- 1 . ,'.' '- T- ' V V ff , A . . H ii' ' 1 T f' TT' Q 4 'F if f' ' ' W 5 J 4 5,-,'15,fH-1i'f'ff1I?ff,-Yami- f ,351-,i, Leg, yyffzlw , -,f 5 11 , ' 5 f , f v ' . A . f' . fp -. f K 1- ' 'J ' 'AJ t '1z'75:f,Zl,,i5m::'4ff T5?'5'552Q f1lf-L73:cf, 729.2 2,311 L A A f W 1' e - i W , 1-lv Vst- if , f ' A , ,in ,:-i.- A - L W!! ' Q V ' i ' 0 fi' I Y - '-' 1174 -j'hg,j!,35fg,4Lgf: -yy., 1,g3z4ff'fLgz-K 9,4 -gf - ' ' r ' '- ' 'Y Q 1- - .,.:f-:V R- x - ' ' 130 , . 1 - i A-4 V iz.-ner? N .1 M