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

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E 5 , E . Q 5 I Rick Kreher, basketball co-captain, crowns Genese Penrose, first Court- warming queen. t .5 5 1 Attention! Lost - two male partners. ff' K5 A shoeless do not mlx dancer proves that modern dances and high heels Stud to tl la W Cou: one was ket. Whi hgh que EIUZE init Col Enjc 1 f X X s X Q ,5 5 .Eggs 5 . .X Ks Indi