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

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,:...-...-af1g...---a.....- V, - ... :-.-- -- XX X X X XXQS X X X X X X ws-N N X the sym- ssembly. f s ' i , S+ i . A As She Stoops to Conquer, Michele Martin, as a wealthy English girl, captures the heart of shy Joe Breeden. This duet-acting scene, which placed second at the large Wilham Chrisman Speech Tournament, was presented to students in a seminar assembly. Through the new reading seminar program, stu-A dents were able to enjoy more assemblies. Several What,s Whatii news programs were presented by sophomores in Manne Magadyis history classes. They spotlighted various extra-curricular activities and depicted humorous situations. Other assembly seminars featured Screen News Digest films, a Christmas concert presented by the Summit Singers, under the direction of Vance Riffie, and two programs on patriotism. One patriotic pro- gram highlighted talks by students and the other, H talk by Kansas City businessman James DeMasters. Speech students of Mrs. ,lo Fisher, who had won recognition at area tournaments, also performed their award-winning skits. Longer assemblies were presented during class- f00ITl periods. Students were entertained in the fall by folk singer Bill Michaels and later by Tony Fon- Ialne, television entertainer. Before most home games, pep assemblies were i16ld during seventh hour. Often team members were lmmduced, the coaches spoke and cheerleaders led YCUS, such as the popular competition cheer. Mr. Brockman frequently spoke to students on the school's image, its progress and activities as well HS El student's self-discipline and attitude. .fair is X S Mr. Brockman explains school policy to students during a seminar assembly. 25 I

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h heels First Courtwarming H uge Success Students enjoy dancing 10 the music of the Out- laws at the first Courtwarming. Lee's Summit's first Courtwarming, delayed once due to school closure after an eight-inch snow, was finally held February 17 at the Fort Osage bas- ketball game, which the Tigers won 61-34. A large crowd attended the dance afterward at which the Outlaws played. During the dance's high- light, Genese Penrose was crowned Courtwarming queen by Rick Kreher, basketball co-captain. Her attendants were Claudia Fetters and Brenda Roth. I The interest and enthusiasm of students in lnitiating a basketball homecoming made the first Courtwarming a big success. Enjoying the Tigers, Courtwarming victory over the Fort Osage Indians are Genese Penrose and Danny Strausbaugh. Leading the Queen's Dance at Courtwarxning are Genese Penrose and her escort, Danny Strausbaugh. 27 0