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

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Table of Contents Foreword . . . 2 Administration . . . 4 Faculty .... . . 10 Foreign Students .26 autumn Freshmen . . Football .... 32 48 58 Sophornores . Juniors . . . Basketball .. . . Organizations Royalty .... All-school Play rin Track . . . . . Seniors . . . . . In Memoriam Index ..... 1 q . 66 82 94 102 141 144 9 148 156 188 190

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Foreword Perhaps the best way to record a school's activities is to present them in chronological order. In this book the students, faculty, and administration of Lee's Summit Senior High School are followed through the seasons of the year. During the three months of summer vacation, LSHS'ers enjoy the green of the meadows and the delicate blue of cloudless skies with picnics, swimming parties, and lonesome walks through quiet Woods. As the breezy breath of autumn gently showers the paling earth with multi-colored leaves, LSHS'ers pack away swimming suits and don slacks and dresses suitable for attending classes. The trees are left naked of their foliage while the bare halls of LSHS are filled with bustling masses. Then when white diamonds of ice and snow begin to adorn the branches and rooftops and the crisp air of winter makes toes and noses numb, emphasis is placed on indoor sports and holiday celebrations. With spring comes the sweet fragrances of lilac blossoms and that irrepressible urge to be out of doors. Gentle rains shower the new blooms as chronic cases of spring fever are cured only by long-awaited shouts of School's out! Reflecting upon such experiences of the past with pride, and looking forward to even happier times in the future the REFLECTOR staff presents the Lee's Summit Senior High School 1962 yearbook.

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They Are Experts In School Administration DR. BERNARD C. CAMPBELL, Superintendent of Schools DR. WILLIAM J. UNDERWOOD, Assistant Superintendent MR. JAMES T. BROCKMAN, Principal Through the years our school district has main- tained its high standing by the combined efforts of Dr. B. C. Campbell, Dr. William Underwood, and Mr. James T. Brockman. These men are responsible for the improvements and progress being made in our school system.