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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1969 volume:

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', ' 'Y Y - -, f - 'Z , . , f. .JL.n,..r1.-L,.f.Q,:,- ,,..-,...f1r.,.f v q-'..,.-,,, ., ,. . ., ,I Q V -. - - Y k --,f-v,,w - . f--,v .. - -- ..u-:,-vf..A--.-v.-nn'Au-4,,.,11 -, 1 -----:v.---.,.-.-..--....-...k.,..L......,-...,,..M.,.... .L'... .-.,-....,, , ', - V . . - .,.-..,..,--. 4.4. .A L- --l.,1...:'-......-,.- aid' .M ,W,Mf' R X A MINISTRATION 1' P' ws pn 'I P r ,, ,Q -., , s . -'V' Q ADMINISTRATION STRIVES FOR COMMUNICATION Mr. Iames T. Broclrman has been prin- cipal ot L.S.S.H. tor the past tourteen years. Communications was the key word with the new innovation ot a student ad- visory committee. The committee served to suppliment Mr. Brockman's ideas concerning the student body activities. In addition to selecting teachers and supervising instruction Mr. Brockman was responsible for registration, curriculum and enrollment. Working beside Mr. Brockman was Mr. f 445 W it Principal Mr. lames Brockman W sts. g C X S Diekmann, Vice-Principal. Mr. Diekmann's duties included disciplinary problems atten- dance and supervision ot extra curricular activities. , Wmgsw, ts N Q X aw we Y X Acscccc .,.t.,.... 1 . .,,, A--iixq-mssss S Allax N Viceeljrincipal Mr. Robert Diekmann 3' W X ,CQ 1. Z , my .W f S f 1. ,Z ' Z, W 2, ,N V ,H QP 4 A W x 4 X My KW 42 Q Q 46. W, fc ,f ff n WZ WW, x Z' nr ,Q4 1, f d W Wx I!! V ff X I 0, Z4 1. W x f, 7 , 'Q X 3 8 ,Q f I if f x X ,M W5 125 ' Q? ',.3,,,:, 1 w 2 Y , 'W A f f TZ 1 'W f Q W 1 ,ff Dr. Bernard Campbell Superintendent The Board of Education this year was headed by Dr. Bernard C. Campbell, superintendent and Dr. Underwood, assistant superintendent. The Board members and their professions are: president, Dr. Russell H. Ritter, optometrist, vice-president, Dr. lVl. D. Durnell, lVI.D., E. lVl. Copeland, farmer and businessman, Owen Covington, farmer and busi- nessmang lohn Hertzog, veterinarian, and Philip T. Schauffler, business- man. 1968-69 school year was the 20th year ot Reorganization. Dr. Campbell is in charge of plans for a new junior high building which will hopefully be approved by the tall ot this year. - Dr. Underwood is in charge ot formulating curriculum, selecting text books and testing materials. He works closely with Dr. Campbell in the employing ot new teachers. lVlrs. Helen B. Shiddell is secretary, lVlrs. Virginia C. Patton is treasurer and Donald C. Earnshaw is attorney. 4.11 1 . 1 -.- ni.- ... . 1-.4 1.-.A .1 -4 airs--' 1 11-- P ' ' T ' ' ' ' . , .- , . g . V - Au AJ! L1 -1-awful'--.c q.u'.s-an rvrmlvh- l4'4 -f'A ' L' w ' A ' ' H R wonus oitieeivrtv PRooREssivE oisrnicr X 6, ww., , 4. W., MAF 757 . Cm ,I Wiz Z ffl? X ff! apr-41,- -. -.,.,,, BOARD IVlElv'IBERS DEVDTE TIIVIE AND ENERGY TD DISTRICT S Elated over the recent bond and levy success are Mr. E. M. Copeland, Mr. Owen Covington, and Doctor M. D. Durnell. Doctor Underwood and Mr lohn Hertzog discuss cur rent school policy. Making the budget meet is the job of the school board. Doctor Russell Ritter and Doctor Campbell discuss some immediate financial problems. Mr. Philip T. Schautfler studies his notes fore the school board meeting. . 5. SECRETARIES KEEP THE SCHOOL RUNNING SNIOOTHLY AND EFFICIENTLY With the guidance of the LSHS secretaries, the school was kept running in an orderly manner. Mrs. Marcia Miller served as secretary to Mr. Brockman which kept her constantly occupied. ln addition to this schedule, she handled all the money deposited by various school organizations and regulated all supplies for teachers. Assisting Mr. Diekmann was Mrs. Gail Guffey. Among her many duties were the local and state attendance records, daily announce- ments, and typing necessary papers requested by teachers and Mr. Diekmann. Mrs. Mary Gibson, Guidance Office secretary, made appointments for the counselors and also kept each student's record of grades and activities in her file of transcripts. 'W With so many transcripts to be sent from the Guidance office, Mrs. Gibson proofreads one area to be sent to an area college. .. f. W ...... Q Mrs. Miller works on the weekly bulletin that is published each Monday. WW f a Z- - lg , MW if f 3- f ,Tm 1 i Mrs. Guffey talks to a parent about her child's absence. -ua..-,,M..... fiiff A mv---W 4,,,,,,,......--- ,...,.aw0......w-N , ,,,,1...., Mess agent W, ,..r,.ffr- - ff - - lu-- OUSTODIANS WORK DAY AND NIGHT TO KEEP L.S.H. IN TOP CONDITION Besides being a friend to all students and faculty members, Mr. Ralph Inman, the day custodian, is a prime example of efficiency. lammed lockers, broken desks and windows, and burned-out lights are just a few of the many jobs which keep lVlr. Inman busy. lVlr. Smith and lVlr. and lVlrs. Coday make up the staff of night custodians. They could be seen after school cleaning classrooms for the following day. Although not seen very often, their work is very much appreciated by all. Pictured left is lVlr. Inman, the head custodian. At the bottom left are lVlr. and lVlrs. Coday and at the bottom right is lVlr. Smith. P I 4 I l - . V V .,,., .. . 1 p -- ssffe- -. , ,f, 4 qrn1,r- uf v-1 ,f..., 11 11 1' -:fav ,S S Z f 3 1 SZ ix n A-gA- -1 :ai .L .. . 4 1 1 -, ... .W .Q -fa N4'-A ' .N ,f we-'dsx F, xx '5 X S 1 ' X 3 X M X x N K X f 3 h ir :hx -.1 X if X Qi , 4? 5 1, f ,l M , 14' fu-:,. x f' x K :v'-1:?:.1f.- '-z ', ' f , . x f ff! 4W4fZaffWfWWwQfW5 If Y' 9 V f 1 ,cvfnfm AA f, .1 fffffvff f 0 W fff , , V 'Wfifffw , , f fy V, I ,f c,g, M yi , 5 fgqfww 1 , -.0 f ,, ., H , X .I ,,4f,- f ,-f '+,f,,: K W., A ,Mb WW af--I-1 M M ,M W,,. i ..,, A li: .y f f'Pf,Z '1 R xy , - , ' 2 f Z 'l. X Q, MWWW 6 4,-W ,,. I CDE 1 , f :. . , .,,,,- ,---- if A- .1 ,ll ,, ,:. . 'V 4' 'V 1 ,...i':'.-s--r.:-91 7- 5.4 fa -E. A' ....,.-J..,.,-a-iff -'I- CREATIVITY Experimentation was the key word in the English Department this year. New programs, new books, new films and new techniques were tried and tested. Both teachers and students were enthusiastic with Ns!! f as XX X K XX Y Q Mrs. loyce Stevenson the results and made plans to continue the new methods next year. Throughout the English Department the emphasis was on litera- ture and composition, while attention to grammar was minor. Small groups worked together tor oral reports on the classics. With the ad- dition ot individual books, each student's understanding was increased. The students worked toward clear and concise writing, by cre- ating one theme weekly. The ultimate goal of juniors and seniors was the completion ot a six page theme paper. The necessity tor research aided the students library skills besides increasing their knowledge ot literature. K ' U v ',4.,..-..-, 11 -4.n - . -Q ' , 5- , , .1--Y---fi ef' ' - fr f ,- ,- ...f--1.--my ,., - . V -4 ,V -.-T ,..-- if Z 22 2 '11 ,- X fy' gg ZW f X31-v W 1' Mrs. Mildred Mitchell 014.,-.,-,.-..-..-v---...-.,,--,.---. .,..,,,.,.-,... W -- lvl A-I 5,1l'f-af' ui'--4 if-wmv! mins. 4 41 qui: 4 rw-V1'x.ur ...r-,,q,,, .. , A, ..- ..r.11.u.---.-. ..,- .. M, T .,:, Vltlugg Ll, p - I .,,. . . , gf, ro -,N , '-fx.s4 -.,- -E.-.-.A-e-! L1 1 A-- v . , .T . . . .,..n - - - 1 --.,.1-..-. - H -JA-.1 ,,,- - ...pa-g-.. .-qv-. nent this ies were stic with ext year. in litera- Jr. Small h the ad- icreased. . by cre- riors was research vledge ot yff Zi ,gs zj , ff, -if v- V , Y , .,+ , ,, 2 .s g he If if A 7'-lsytgu. h,v'9'xf y 'r vi i,,'! ffhffffl ,, .4 4 fmt MQ I Q52 Q QQ 'if' -1' f ,f,fQf,,g M' ,ifwh x ' lf iigtw Im as X, Jam., 0 xi fi I N Q. l 4 . 7, 7, ,, get X Q X fl f I wr an 2 at oc E a,,l, rea 1 4 . Q 1 1. l r 2 muff. f ffm A. AZW4 Sh 'hm -I , Pictured in the upper lett hand corner is lVlrs. Sue Williams instructor ot iunior college preparatory English. lVlrs. ltrice Eubanks, sophomore English instructor, rearranging her classroom bulletin board is pictured in the upper right hand corner. Sponsor ot the school newspaper and sophomore English instructor lVlrs. Marilyn Pittsenbarger is shown in the lower lett hand corner. lVlrs. lo Fisher, speech and drama teacher is shown in the lower right hand corner. X Ng WZ A.up1.-,- 'v , g' ,N 1'---'12, ' Y V ,, 1,1-1.-f:, I. K K rA,,,,,.,-.-Vs. ,',,,, .-,..f- Y ,,, A--N'-Q-..-1r '1' -, .ld-gv, .,..,vyA.,.-Q-rf K ---f'- 'r -,L,,,-,.1 f ' -,,..g,. ,..,.,.J,,,..,1'f-f ui 'l' ,..-, ., ,,.,,- I, rv A x Mr. John Hines W ,,' . W WM f 1 Mrs. Nola Magady X Z , 9- ff 1' I 4 V, 15 0 .W 4 I JV' A .ZW '1 za Lear history, language standing The classes students ual pron tion. Z fa 'ns-..... Mrs. Deanna Martin . , 4 - ...--- W, , --.- i- 17 1- ,i. A 4 ff - j W v lr- V 4A4bN g- td.-. A:-thy. 1 A-,V -Y, ' .5 . 4 .na ' ir . .,..,,4,4-1,.....,-:I--..-1-'nj-'.s11gg-1H A inf'-'- ' ' ' haf . A' . .f --.e ' .1 . ..1.p 1.-.,.W-.....Lf...-....A, .. .... va- . -1. haf- -1- '-4 --'-- , , A 3-Q FOREIGN LANGUAGE MASTERED THROUGH STUDY Mrs. Frances Shirck Miss Karen White Learning to speak another language involves studying a country's history, art, literature, and cultureg in short studying its people. The language departments goal was to increase each student's under- standing and compassion for people in other lands. The daily use ot serial iilmstrips in both the Spanish and French classes provided interesting and authentic background material for students. Complete headsets andrecording note hooks aided individ- ual pronounciation while games and songs encourage class participa- tion. l Mrs. Charolette Jacobs Mrs. Judy Gillespie Historical slides of various monuments and landmarks were shovvn along with tamous works ot art and great statesmen. The fourth year classes read the works ol classical French and Spanish authors, playvvrights, and poets. Through diligence and hard work, students learn to speak the language. But perhaps more important, the students learned to under- stand another culture. Mr. Keith House .s-..1a,3-1.1-.fu ... ,,,, Y .,-f--s-af-4-q1- ' ' fr If ..a . ,I , A U 2 1--QA-l--ff ,,,f i,a! 7zfff3',:f' S L f , Nw, Nw, .,, X M l 71 2 F11 J: :U -i cn U l 'I -U J: :U -i Z l'T'l 2 -i I l'I Z 'U :i: ID cf: N l l1 cn Jay Cook, Bud Penny, and Jeff Fischer are shown participating in a variety of band activities. fp.. 'V ' X V: ' aff , ff, f f K l 5 MS W . ig, 4 if Z fl ff' 5 24311, ' fa' ' 1 3 5 Qi -I I l 'l E :J 4 :J c J:- I'- Mr. Vance Riffie is if 4, is if S NKING, CREATING! Several changes took place in the Fine Arts department this year, including an increase in art classes and a decrease in music courses. lVlr. Hughes and lVlrs. Hardy headed the art staff. A new pot- ter's wheel and new press and storage facilities for slides were obtained for future use. The sophomore enrollment boosted the number of Art students, including a large number of very talented students. Sculpturing, lettering, charcoal and lndia ink sketches, col- lages, and water coloring were several fields undertaken by art students. For the first time, the number of boys and girls in the choir was evenly balanced according to lVlr. Riffie. However, the group was much smaller being 213 the size as usual. Also smaller than before, was the new girls Glee Club. A new group was formed that met after school. Students could take this course for credit. The select group of choir members known as the Summit Singers was also smaller this year. This group of students were constantly in demand for various club and organization perfor- mances. The LSHS Concert Band had another successful year under the direction of lVlr. Keith House and lVlr. Richard Jorgensen. De- spite a smaller membership, the band maintained its title as one ofthe outstanding musical groups in the state. Mr. Wayne Hughes , Govvpnmw 1 W 1 , 7 X ffff s sy X f I Mrs Martha Fortner MTS June HHVVWV The Home Economics classes had widely selective projects this year. The advanced clothing classes attempted the more difficult dress patterns and suits with stress put on the sewing techniques learned from previous years. Interior decorating classes made a survey of the teachers lounge and proceeded with making new plans for redecorating it. Along with this project the girls were to select furniture, pictures and other fur- nishings which would flatter the room. The food classes tried something new this year. For the first time they visited various food markets and compared the processing of foods. After select- ing a store the fust hour class did the food buying fortherestofthefoodidasses The girls learned the proper methods of setting a table for formal dinners. They then proceeded to pre- pare and serve them. Mrs. Martha Fortner and Mrs. loyce Havner in- structed the various departments in Home Economics. Clothing lll, an additional course in home econom- ics, was taught by Mrs. Fortner. Pmtured opposne are Anha Painter and Becky Westmorland working in clothing construction. ,-.g. .,1.,.,..,,, V-',.f..,4f.. - 1- Uv-'L .-.,..f. .,..--,,-,,....-,..-V ---- - HOIVIE EC STUDENTS HAVE VARIETY OF CLASSES is ,,.,,-- -PEA..- .V ,- liz ,,,..--ig Vt E Drai coursesi Bas girls ant the basi Mr. Par course. the draw Mr. electrici' televisio the test Wot Thurman hand too Gen pects of are inch to learn .,,,,,Y...,.,,.,. , . . VOCATIONAL CLASSES PREPARE STUDENTS Mr. Harold Parker Mr lamesVan Blarcum MV-l-21ffYADDrill Mr Thurman Stone Drafting courses, power mechanics, metal and woodworking courses constituted the Industrial Arts curriculum this year. Basic drafting taught by lVlr. Harold Parker was taken by both girls and boys. The purpose of such a class is to introduce students to the basic skills of mechanical drawing. In addition to basic drafting, llllr. Parker also taught technical design as a vocational two hour course. Fundamentally the course was designed to instruct students in the drawing of intricate mechanical objects. lVlr. James Van Blarcum taught basic electricity courses with one electricity course. Many of his students worked during the year taping television shows on video tape. The benefit of such work was put to the test when classes viewed the programs as educational films. Woodworking classes were taught by lVlr. Larry Apprill and lVlr. Thurman Stone. ln this class the students learned the proper use of hand tools, and developed skills and good safety habits. General metals was taught by lVlr. Ross Littrell. The various as- pects of metal working such as sheet, wrought, bench, and art metal are included in this class. These classes provided excellent opportunity to learn those processes found in industry. Mr. Ross Littrell .X ,r,,...w- '-,gh-.1 , N V , ,- - - f K ,- . .,-W ..-, , r, V f - vf' 1 ' Y Y , 4 ,iv-J g,14r5 F' ' ' D ., - , .4 . 4' W- - v . -- - f, .1 - , , .,.f.-.1r-- v- 'M , 1', , A. , ,,,- '- -f' R -- K, ,,,'.,-,1lfQ-vqfrevl-v1'f'f K' 'haf - ' , , , ,Wa-... -1-'T-1 Y' V,-Q, Y,. K, . - . r- vw v'-' ' ' , - - , 4 ,,,,kg ,. .Z,...,,N ,.-,-,4 V-.gl-, -y.- M 'Li' ' ' I M ,L.','A -L gd L Q ,W M -, ,,,,,y,...1 1-1 -v .r - -Q-g-sau 1 , , ,. 7,4-1 u-gfwnrv-4': ' ba .fi - Ah, '14 ,.e. ,-,- - .-.- -,-f-. - .,....-WL mmWW..W,..X V W' . V , ,if 'ILIAHS ' ff-MQW - A f N wwwwwwmm X .-7 2 yy , ' f 77 W W S-S . W QW ,JW A99 1 f I? 1 , EV, .,. Mx-..,X..X . H My Mrs. Deloris Snell X Mrs, Kay Walker -fa 1 .4 lan.-41af4n.J -12.1 -A A f- .1 4 1 4rr'..a1,a1.-1-,,-..,l -4-,-.q s--,,, 4-nfalplff .,,uw,,.1-1.9, -.41 , v-rarrn r p,..'-.q,,,.g,,,,-,,.g.., .-.,. ,.- .J-f,. -4 x 1.1 .. a . - . - -A , A . u - n 2- - 1 1 nav- k, n4f1n,-r'1vnI.n- .x4.-,:.hn1.x.,.1-L.--.z:n,4..l--,1n',.4'-.u-... ,.4..,....uV-.-fv.Y..nu.1A..-lp.-nl.,---Q ar- .,,. .- v V, ,.-.-.. ,r,..f- ,9-,..- .f.,,,..-. ... ....,. ,q..-. .4 - ,.,.-- .,-..-,r - ,:. , ... - Mtv.. -1 ,.-. A- CLERICAL CLI ik ,fm ,..,..- AL CLASSES EXPANDED W.,.-ww-ww-,-, Mrs. Ruth Beeson we Xxx.x. was X,-- NN,.., Mrs. Evelyn Otto 111 TEXTS USED FDR THE FIRST TIME IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES A new interest in girls gym classes was portrayed this year as the girls took a more active insight into the skills involved in sports. Competition between the upperclassmen and sophomores in vari- ous sports was encouraged along with team teaching in basketball. New textbooks were issued to each girl in hopes that the rules and objects of the games could be better understood. ln accordance with the skills learned from previous years all girls took the President's Physical Fitness Program. New school records were set and over one hundred girls received the award. The girl's physical education was staffed by Miss Diane Black, Mrs. Charlene Boyer and Miss Claudia Yake. Mrs. Boyer, sponsor ot GAA. resigned at the semester and was replaced by Miss Yake. Miss Diane Black :,,, Y E Z . , , , e- 2 Q IZ Z I Z 'Z W Qt . , 17 I 7 Z Mrs. Charlene Boyer Miss Claudia Yake A-vn- sea ..-Q., .,..,.1 Yu wg-:4.1.ua..,r..v Q, .,.,,1. K' I :Ja Z, 5, ,ii -'Y 5 ' Q f ffm I Zi ff S. f y, if 'Q 3 . X , 2 ,Q , ill. Q Q, .-1 A14 l.u'o'-'rl-A-47 K -.4-as --..V--4.,.14.,'v .....,. ,g -'I-..-11... -Q he-,--V...,- -, . . -....,. . :,,.,i.-,J-' ,zmyff ,W I 257444 , ,fy of I X24 f f f W ., ,Nw ,X ,, .,, .I if . wiv' QWWX fe Q - .XZQZW year as s. in vari- he rules all girls records ie Black, nonsor ot L.S.S.H. RATES HIGH GN PRESIDENT'S PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST Mr. Bill Beam 1? I ,,,,, , WWW X 7 ff ,nw ,W ,f f fr f X a M ,awmcwf f Q fs? Q sf W4 , ff , I ff gm-5 i W , i My .fd S 32 Mr. Wayne Parker 7 . A bright new outlook resulted in '69 with an overall emphasis on the Presidents Physical Fitness Program. This year titty boys won the award which only had two recipients the year before. The changing did not end here, but many new sports were to make their appearance. These sports ranged from bowling and table tennis in the winter months to archery and tennis in the spring months. The appearance for the first time of a textbook brought about mixed emotion and thoroughly ended the old type of physical education in Lee's Summit. ,!Vlr. Wayne Parker was the director and co-ordinator of the entire physical education program this year. lVlr. Bill Beam was a new statt member this year and taught many ot the boys physical education class. The wrestling coach, lVIr. Gary Sage, also worked with the various classes. V . ' Mr. Gary Sage , i 2'77'A f ff r a 3C 32 1.4- .-,.p.- NN: 94. W W ang fr .ff anim, SGCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT USHERS IN IVIANY INOVATIONS 1968-1969 ushered in team teaching on all college prep levels-sophomore and iunior. lVlr. Richard Vllarford, lVlr. lVlanne lVlagady, and lVlrs. Vivian Pharr teamed with lVlr. lohn Hines, lVlrs. Joyce Stev- enson, and lVIrs. Sue Williams respectively to present co-ordinated history and English courses. A typical schedule included 110 minutes of class discussion in each of the two subjects and 40 minutes devoted to independent study. Geography students under lVlr. Anderson, lVlrs. Kirlin, lVlr. Brohst, and lVIr. Davis kept up on current affairs hy the practice of fish howl current events. This involved putting current issues into a hat and drawing one for class discussion. lVlap interpretation required them to draw their own maps and locate important spots. Interest in the election year brought politics into the map study. A ,f ..f WMnMvsms.u. . .. .-4.4 .---G 4 -'. L .1 .,.v.p.. slr-1-aww '- ' T A A, , - ... .,. . ' , , .,,,,',I. .L-.a -u--1 --f'-,.-1.-......-ful-, ,,.., .,f..,-.-.-- -si - ' v-7' , ...:. .,..w.u.4r ..-., .,....E-. . V f - s Mfg wswxwm N --gg... W X -1 SW , S -X News 3 . . - -1- .-. . - .i, 1 A YYTFW WW' : -S My Q ,cfwff L, 5' ,MJ , Mhz, , ,, , 4 mfg X ,Q f ff H0 Kirlin, IVIr. Brobst, practice of fish I issues into a hat pretation required int spots. Interest 1. '-'TTL-. ... -Q '? f, ...av 5,4 ,Arn-f' '. ,, -Q. - - 4 M, - -,. .i1,.n3f'r ' T' 'ff , .i I Ns 7 Q X 2 QA S W no 1, 1 . X S, N V of us' if -' X Wanda Cooper, Linda Hamilton, and Jean Hamilton take lecture notes in Mrs. Pharr's American History class. SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSES BENEFIT FROIVI TEAIVI TEACHING ' S' . . Y s , f s I 1 ' ' Q T .X X. ,vs T .4 A K X X, . SV X ,. 4 ' 5, ' ,N K XX Mrs. Vivian Pharr Mr. J. C. Davis - 1'--H---'.f--1-11 - . f . .f... ,. . . ........ . . , . , mW.....x.... uv-rn-Usd.-...n.g.5r..--'-,a--.-.,.,z .,f,... , .,. ..,-.-f.a..,.i.,...,--1 ,f..f..,.. .1....'- . - , , - - N . Y, N Mr. Gary Anderson Mr. Bill Brobst FISH BOWL USED TO DISCUSSION UF CURRENT EVENTS Mrs. Wanda Kirlin -f - --.L-. I an-A ,r,,,,,...,,uv .,,,,,,.f1'-1.--4--'1 ' ' ' W? fff' Wwe z Z l Mr. Francis Titus ,W , , 1, . , , ,- , ,M , V , ,an v..f .---,ra 11 , -' 4 I .7 C ,. '- -f' f - ' 'T' K ,,g-v,- 4. ,.4.,,,, -v-Q.-J H- 1 '- -- -,, - H ,.,,,..,--,e. . - - 1 a V L 7 ,,,,--,,.:..,.. . . - SCIENCE DEPARTMENT EIVIPLOYS NEW TECHNIQUES fr f,f , qw, ,V asa M2 'Ww- ff - 4 I .,,,-, --.--- 1---1-' M , 7 f 'I ' ,,,, X ff f 4, , W Q , WWMI, 1 51 W , zo , ,, f 'ga I ,L Mg, C J Mrs. Barbara Van Hook Mr. Ivan Slaughter 1 Fry- v. 1 J- .IJ ... . 1.--. A-. vw--H --rl. V- . . -Y ,- . Mr. Bob Bobbitt T - ..:1,r-- . I, 4 s. 1 I ff, ' My-5'2ff 4, T ideas try ar math z 'I dent 1 rect c CI whim metho- V dents much claf math Iin A-1.1 5,1 -,4w--:v',.:-AaA,r'n-dawg iq.: aqrig A s 1.r'g.u ,inf ae Yu 1 Q .. ,QYLVQ Leg V .-,-1--1 --Tap 4 - - 1-'E T ' ' T' 5 4 ,- .-A, 1auger.11.u'.,1'n:-.sp,.q-.s....a'..q,..., .-,--,z, na-.-.v,.,.,r--1. ...Anna -wg.-.,-,-,..r,,-.up,r-..-... 4-.... 1, -.. 5.-,-.u..n,4- VISUAL AIDS HELP STUDENTS OBTAIN GREATER UNDERSTANDING DF MATHEMATICAL PROCEDURES Mr. Robert Palmer The science and math department employed new methods and ideas this year to improve and increase interest in biology, chemis- try and physics along with geometry, algebra, advanced algebra, and math analysis. llllr. Slaughter believes in learning by doing. This gave the stu- dent an intimate knowledge of nature and her operations through di' rect contact with organisms. Chemistry was changed with the assignment ot a new book which featured new laboratory exercises and used the discovery method to help students learn more about the elements. Video tape teaching was used a second year by Nlrs. Van Hook to improve teaching in the physics courses. Advanced Physics stu- dents chose the area in which they wanted to study. This was a much more individual study course, very close to college type classes. Overhead projectors and screens were used extensively in the math classes this year. These helped students obtain a clearer pic- ture of mathematical procedure. lVlr. Palmer, llllr. Titus, and lVlr. Hick- Iin shared geometry and algebra responsibilities. Algebra and math analysis tor seniors, looked deeper into the basic ideas presented. Algebra and ff .rn analysis classes were headed by lVlr. Clark. ' Mr. William Clark -T C EXW v w V' I i s. e e e x. S MQ Q 5 sy? QQ N Q gg , Mr. Walt Hicklin IVIR. MCCORMICK JOINS GUIDANCE STAFF A new counselor, Mr. Cliff McCormick, has joined the guidance staff this year. Lee's Summit Senior High now has three counselors to guide and serve the student body. Mr. McCormick spends one half day at the senior high and one half day at the junior high. Miss Martha Piper, Mr. Lyle lones, and Mr. McCormick assist students with personal problems, job placement, selection of colleges, and academ- ic problems. The guidance offices are a busy and important part of the school activity. 5 ? Pictured above lrightl is Mr. Cliff McCormick, new counselor at LSSH. Lower left is Miss Martha Piper and lower right is Mr. Lyle lones. if K4 TEACHERS DIRECTORY l I X I ISSH. Lower .--...4,,,,i,.:,F j ,,. - , , ,. ,,. .4 a nl' 5' ff-'rn-7:4 1- ' tv' e,,,g,. M7 LIBRARY INCREASES NUMBER DF VOLUIVIES AND ' PREPARES TD EXPAND Mrs. Geneva Adams, head librarian, supervised the library with the help ot Mrs. Raymond. A group ot library science students as- ? 4- sisted with the many jobs that needed to be done at the circulations desk. Many new books and periodicals were added to the ever in- creasing number already present. Everything has been made ready tor the new expansion that will be built the summer. Mrs. Geneva Adams is the head librarian. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mr. Manne Magady M.S. MU Mr. Richard Wartord M.A. NortheastMissouri Mr. Gary Anderson B.S. CMSC Mr. J. C. Davis M.S. K State Teachers College Mrs. Vivian Pharr M.A. CMSC Mrs. Wanda Kirlin M.S. CMSC Mr. Winston Conkling M.S. K State Teachers College Mrs. Katheryn Place A.B. Mo. Valley College Mr. Bill Brobst B.S. K State Teachers College MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. William Clark B.S. CMSC Mr. Francis Titus B.S. Mo. Valley Mr. Robert Palmer M.T. Southeast Oklahoma State Mr. Walt Hiklin M.S. CMSC SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Ivan Slaughter B.S. MU Mrs. Barbara Van Hook A.B. KU Mr. Bob Bobbitt M.S. MU LANGUAGE ARTS DEPARTMENT Mrs. Marilyn Pittsenbarger B.S. MU Mrs. ltrice Eubanks M.A. MU at Kansas City Mrs. Joyce Stevenson . ,. ,,-.,r-..- ...L B.A. SoutheastMo. State Mr. John Hines B.S. CMSC Mrs. Nola Magady B.A. Baker University Mrs. Sue Williams B.S. CMSC Mrs. Mildred Mitchell A.B. Olivent College Mrs. Julia Reese M.A. MU at Kansas City Mrs. Deanna Martin B.A. MU at Kansas City Mrs. Jo Fisher B.A. MU at Kansas City FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Judy Gillespie B.A. Wisconsin State Mrs. Charlotte Jacobs B.A. Southern Methodist Mrs. Frances Shirck B.A. University of Omaha Miss Karen White B.A. William Woods College PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Charlene Boyer B.S. Central Missouri State Mrs. Hunter B.S. CMSC Miss Diane Black B.S. MU Mr. Bill Beam B.S. CMSC Mr. Wayne Parker M.A. Colorado State Mr. Gary Sage B.A. Graceland College INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Thruman Stone B.S. CMSC Mr. Ross Littrell -1 ..-,.....,, . M.S. Northeast Mo. State Mr. Harold Parker B.S. CMSC Mr. James Van Blarcum M.S. CMSC Mr. Larry Apprill B.S. CMSC GUIDANCE Miss Martha Piper M. Ed. MU Mr. Lyle K. Jones M.S. MU Mr. Clifford McCormick M.S. MU LIBRARIAN Mrs. Geneva Adams M.E. CMSC BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Leon Rook M.S. MU Mrs. Evegn Otto M.A. CM C Miss Kathryn Walker B.S. Central Methodist Mr. Tom Wilson B.S. University of Columbia Mrs. Thelma Young B.S. Northeast Oklahoma State Mrs. Ruth Beeson B.S. MU Mrs. Delores Snell B.S.ED. University of Nebraska FINE ARTS Mr. Keith House M.M. Kansas University Mr. Vance Ritfie B.S. Drake University Mr. Wayne Hughes M.E. MU Mrs. Cathy Hardy B.S. Northeast Missouri State ,-, 4- s gi - . , A , V ,, ,1., ..f-Y -- - 1' '- Q ' 'V - V , ,, .-fp ,, ... .--'45 fb-fn , ,. , .. . 1- -A V -, 'V 'V' - H ' , - - 'Q ,Q ,144 ---,'.,.,...f .Q wf- I Jr- Y- rf 4 A - 5 - -D4 JL ,A 4 VV - -, , I -,,, ., , ,.. .W --f- -- J 4 'U - f - ' V 'W ,,..,.,,,,.1+,.. --ferr-A - - rf - , Lv-V-A4-x, Y, - ,.,,-,.-.. -- , - - ' . 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M. ,Q .,-.,-V ..,, ,,,,,.,-',, ' ,,, ,,...,,., ,, . ,,, , s,,, X -'K sw- 9.-rv - V wall!-P4 1 S I Z f S X 3 A 5 -'f l'.-H. .. Ar -f ., --'- A--V E, ' , ,vu I .1 ,,,,,,,.. , , , ., 1 1 V. fur- , - ff - I - .... V f - -1 g--A -1 '- 'V- M. -1.-J' 4 - ' , ',,,, ,... .fv ..-- 'K Q-6 A -K , ... wg X A A . 1 1 X Lv .X rf hd my, x x,, ,, wa., x 1 KZ wwf fwvlyjw 6 13 ,1 W ,,, M fm W 0 ' MG, Q, 4, Nw, , fl' 4 7 X f 1 ...d ,f-, ,.. .ff- 'V P' f-:-yn -rp f. .1 'Q 1 R TUDENT LIFE -,N-. A',,' vgw ,-.,.,,.,-, , -:' ' ,- , , 1 I .. ,. 1 , L ,A - ,. -Jr- . I ' ., ,, l iii Pam Russell ewfellHomecoming Qu X fi5 3 NX X N x x Qeffrcie N K5 g fQf, ,. 5 ,fl V :Sw ASS sg N is Ml elected dldales voted c ceremo lncmde VViHlanl Blue Sp ROYALTY REIGNS OVER HOIVIECOIVIING Miss Pam Russell, a senior at Lee's Summit Senior High, was elected Homecoming Queen by the student body this year. Five can- didates were nominated by the football team and the student body voted on the girl of their choice. Pam was crowned during half time ceremonies at the Homecoming football game. Members of the court included Vickie Nelson, lill Humphreys, Libbie Blanchard, and Shelia Williams. The successful game was capped with a Tiger victory over Blue Springs with a score of 40 to 7. Sherry Brown, last year's queen, places the crown on Pam's head. Pam and her escort, Sian MOFNSOH, HTTGV CGf9fTl0fll9S Pictured is the homecoming court and each girl's escort: Mike Braden, Vickie Nelson, lim Belt, Jill Hum- phreys, Dave Wagner, Libby Blanchard, Chuck McDonald and Shelia Williams. 4 43 O -V '-'.4-,,,-,,..f-,..,.- FABULOUS FLICKSH THEIVIE FOR 1968 H0 Joyce Beckner waits to perform in pep squad skit. Susan Boney, Vickie Thompson, Mary Orf, members ofthe Hell's Angels. l if ,- , f Z M, ,, I . if 7 y 5 4 If i if ' ' ' , H555 HH! 5 CZVZQZ W Qmegozaete ' Eff 1'ffv.gf3,, W V Vlxr NZ! 5' i 3 A -1334 rrs i HG wh, C v ' . awe .p., A Harry Blundell of Bonnie and Clyde hold up Farmers uess 0 s oming To Dinner the float built by the senior class took first place in Trust Bank. the float competition. . ..,f--.r-fra A .. ,A . ...J-V - .. M -V - , V 'R L' ,4 ,,,1.,,,,,.,,,,L,,,,J1,gf.,1 L,-15,4-,e,-Q ,..4,..-,,..-.-, ' -- ,.., A ...,-.,.u-1,1 .,...-LA. -. . -- -P i V. If-1 na a ae.,-141...-. V... 1, ,rw .vnu ...au . 4 .Flu J- ,' ' f...--.- i - .1 fu -4-nw' .-wr' Old n Flicks ot time this yea entire d tore thi annual i at the l huge su Clyde. A vie' ing ot I cesstul Old 1 provider dance tl ,aww -.-u. 68 HOIVIECOIVIING Old movies set the mood and theme of Fabulous Flicks for the 1968 Homecoming. A tremendous amount of time and energy was devoted by students to make this year's homecoming the most successful ever. The entire day was filled with excitement and activities. Be- fore the day of Homecoming the Pep Squad held their annual skit contest and the winning skit was presented at the Pep Rally held before the game. The parade was a huge success and included a bank robbery by Bonnie and Clyde. A victorious game against Blue Springs and the crown- ing of Pam Russell as queen highlighted the already suc- cessfulday. Old time ticket booths and other theater attractions provided the proper atmosphere for the homecoming dance that was held after the game. Queen candidates and their escorts at Homecoming Dance ,.,.....g.1.-.--. ,. ----v-'- ' We 6 7 Q 72 3 at 5 W W Harry Blundell and Cindy Farrand do a fine job in their portrayal of Sky Nlasterson and Sara Brown. dn Arvida lRicky Bryantl and General Matilda Cartwright lCarol 1 Smithl lead the mission group in their tavorite hymn. I 46 . ,.f...e...-.1-w-ng.-. .. -g GUYS AND DOLLS THE COMBINED The Save A Soul Mission group pleads their case to the L.S.H. Sinners. Susie Bowness and letf Fischer ready for their wedding after being engaged tor fourteen years. 4 1 -,a..1...r ,,-grins,-livery:-q..gu.,4:.fnrsgv., 4.45, -1-Il,a.A.-4 .-,-4:-c-..aA.l1-!- -' -' ' ' ' t VFD IS EF Two of lRod Go await a The tit the shoi , i ,,... . - ,,.,te .- The title song Guys and Dolls makes an appropriate ending for ,-.g,.,ff.,m A ,dba .- 'ing'-1 '.sYJ' -,,, ,,H,f,.., ,- IS A BIG HIT THROUGH EFFORTS OF ALL INVOLVED Guys and Dolls , the all school play, was not dominated by seniors this year. Sophomore Jeff Fischer and seniors Harry Blundell, Susie Bowness and Cindy Farrand were the top stars in the fast acting 'lmusical fable of Broadway? Sheryl Hess was the student director for the production. Nathan Detroit tJeffI a gambler, and Miss Adalaide tSusieI, a night club entertainer were a couple who had been engaged for 111 years. Other members of the cast were: Phil Grabmiller INicely-Nicely JohnsonI, Frank Davis tBenny Southstreett, Rick Patterson tRusty CharleyJ, Ricky Bryant tArvida Aber- nathyb, Jeff Bilyeu tHarry the HorseJ, Roger Riffie CLt. Branniganh, Elton Carter Uoey Biltmore, Society Max, and the DrunkJ, Roby Combs tMimil, Carol Smith tGeneral Cartwrightl, Chad Diener tBig JuleJ, Rod Gough tLiver Lips Louist, and Jerry Gibeson Il-lngie the 0xI. Mrs. Jo Fisher was the coordinator and Stage Director of the highly successful play. Other faculty supervisors were: Vance Riffie Cllocal Musicl, Keith House tConductor and Instrumental Musick Mrs. Judy Gillespie, Miss Teddie Sink tChoreographyl, Wayne Hughes tScenery Design and Artl, Thurman Stone tScenery ConstructionI, James Van Blarcum tStage Manager, Lighting and Soundl, Mrs. Cathy Hardy tCostumes and Propertiesl, Mrs. Mildred Mitchell tMake-upJ, Thomas Wilson tBusinessl, and Mrs. Barbara Van Hook tPublicityJ. Although the expenses were higher for the 1969 school play, the production was carried out smoothly. Benny Southstreet tFrank Davisl and Nicely-Nicely Johnson tPhil Grabmillerl wait for their boss, Nathan Detroit to make the SCBTIB. , Y- -1 ' N' S ', . rl--F . ,, ...P nn- -- ',- V,,f-.,':',. ,,,,ff..TF.,. Q ' . ,, A Yh,,..-La' QA.. SYLVIE ENJOYS HER YEAR AT L.S.H. Sylvie's cousin from France came all the way to Lee's Summit to visit her during a leave from the French Navy. Sylvie Valette was the foreign exchange student to Lee's Summit this year. She lives in Crosne, France, but was born in Saigon, South Vietnam. She arrived in the United States in Au- gust, and after spending two days in New York, she flew on to St. Louis, eventually arriving at her destination, Lee's Summit. She stayed with Carol Bird and her family forayear: School in America proved to be very different from school in France for Sylvie. She found the Pep Club, Drill Team, Cheer- leaders, and even school spirit to be new experiences. Our system of choosing electives made a favorable impression on Sylvie. Our gym suits were the funniest thing Sylvie saw, since in France they wear shorts and a shirt instead. She felt she would miss everything except giving speeches. Sylvie returned to France in lune, where she will still be a senior in high school. Below right: Sylvie is a big hit at the Pep Club initiation. Below left: Sylvie looks at the member- ship certificate given her by the French Club. I I.. N . XM l Busil :S w . 1... - Y, rim.- s J the member- , VIN f , lm, ,MP GALLERY TRIPS KNOWLEDGE ' 1 Front row: Sue Nikel, Mary Slaughter, Judy Edwards. Second row: Myrl-Ann Ransom, ludi Palenshus. Third row: Cathy Dunham, Di Sturgis. ...hw The Art Club this year took several trips to the Nelson Art Gallery. There they watched films, studied various artists, and viewed many works ot art. aaa' Also, the Art Club made posters tor any organization 4... 'Z' in the school requesting them. Their work was seen decorating the halls and some of the dances. Sponsoring the group this year was lVlrs. Cathy Hardy. -L ,awb7,f 'TI w' f WZ Busily working on a black and white design drawing is an Art ll student, Di Sturgis. 'za 3 V 1 1 v If fit: 7' . - . I I f I V . 1111 ' 'S v 1 I 19 'FF My I 515. I .f f IF 'SFEU M 4 1 1 xv 9 KWH: ,Q . if , aw? M 1152 J! 2352 a,. W x v ff,-1 v s S, li ,Y -,A...... .-.. -.-...l44.:- iE?1',.?T,Q:gg5 ' ' W in 4 1 v s.- ,A 1.4, LT I nf .fi ,,- . -.1 is M,- n .Lu fft 3, A 3, x' , Q11 'QS QW, Don Olson about to put two points away in the courtwarming Various facial expressions can be seen in the Pep Club during the highly spirited game against the Park Hill Trojans. basketball game. Students dance to the music ot the leans which followed the game. .,-F.: ...-.4,3-..--11..:g,.z.-.4v.gf- u--,,,...,.,5. ,.-,-..,..n,,.',.-.. '1r -11-1-3,1 -uf-.-4.4-We...-...:1,,'.,a44-1.-.r,,1... -n44l.w ff Ar- if Tom Shirck gains another honor by being named the halrlest leg winner. Ugliest man ot the year honors went to Robert Moulton. Az-.-,......, ,.,.., ,1.,.1J , - '-r ...Q -f..g..-.-.... . . , .. V. ...-, .- Spirit l when te Thro severa nual ci nomina during links i the lol tions z byalls Durii candid: Tina N Dell P3 Climax candida Wed class chosen classes lVlasi the ev other large ll A sr the tie Tom S Contes lVlan. i contes decora ed en activit Spur WJI lllll lirited ame F SPIRIT WEEK Spirit week emphasised student and faculty morale. This was ,clearly shown to be a success when teachers worked hand and broom with the students for assemblies. Through the efforts of the entire LSHS student body, several new spirited activities were added to the third an- nual courtwarming. Spirit week was initiated on Monday with nominations for the Ugly lVlan and Hairy Leg contest during lunch periods. Each class also began purchasing penny links in the race for the longest spirit chain. Tuesday was the long-awaited Clash Day . lVlost hideous color combina- tions and all types and varieties of clothing were displayed by all students, making this a most successful event. During an assembly seminar on Wednesday, the queen candidates, ludy Clingenpeel, Karen Conde, Shawn Dwyer, Tina llflctluiston, and Barb Schwartz were introduced. A short pep assembly was also presented by the cheerleaders. Climaxing this assembly was also the introduction of the candidates for the Ugly lVlan and Hairy Leg contests. Wednesday also marked the day for hall decorations. Each class was given a hall of the school to decorate in any chosen manner. This was another close race between the classes, to be determined by a vote of the faculty. lVlasque and Gavel presented a very funny take-off from the ever popular Laugh-lnl', called Lunch-ln . This was an- other assembly seminar program, adding to the already large list of Courtwarming activities. A spirited pep assembly was held on Friday afternoon in the field house. Winners of various contests were announced. Tom Shirck was the overwhelming choice for the Hairy Leg Contest with Robert Moulton receiving honors for the Ugly Man. The spirited sophomore class grasped the Spirit Chain contest while the juniors, not to be outdone, took the Hall decorations contest. However the class of '69 with undaunt- ed enthusiasm received the Spirit stick for the weeks activities. Spirit week was definitely a welcome addition to Court, warming and an activity enjoyed by all. Producing many laughs for the audience are Roger Riffe, Frank Davis, and left Bilyeau, in the Lunch ln. , , , . f ' ' BUSY YEAR FOR S.G.A. MEMBERS First row: Cindy Anthony, Sheila Williams, Linda Greenwell, Pat Beets, Susie Bowness, Candy Anderson, Dere Newman, Laura Flanders, Debbie Peerson, Carleen Noland, Vicki Kenemore, Anne Sturgeon, Nancy Grady, Jo Swezy, Barb Schwartz. Second row: Elton Carter, Karen Conde, Judy Clingenpeel, Jeana Eldredge, Sandy Jensen, Jennifer Truslow, Pam Hoke, Katy Thornton, Peggy Wagner, Minda McQuiston, Vicki Foster, Kathee Clark, Sharon Dutro, Kathie Bennett, Vicki Thompson, Debbie Maynard, Janie Anderson, Charlene Smith, Pam Anderson, Jennifer Flanders, Joy Swezy. Third row: Jerry Connor, Larry Jenkins, Richard Lee, Roger Dickout, Chuck MacDonald, Roger Riffie, Steve Shrader, Cindy West, Rose Sobek, Jennifer Guffey, Shana McCann, Sylvie Valette, Jean Swezy, Nancy Ken- nedy, Nancy Moulder, Pam Russell, Jan Kenemore, Debbie Rice, Roby Combs, Susan Alley, Kevin Clements. Fourth row: Guy Rolls, Gene Burgess, Gene Land, Jack Clingenpeel, Jerry Dark, Lyle Brizendine, Pete Rucker, Dick Cary, Bob Brown, Karen Anderson, Di Sturgis, Shawn Dwyer, Sherry Taylor, Connie Gross, Jim Piggott, Dave Wagner, Nikki Thompson, Randy Hermance. Fifth row: Jim Pruente, Art Steller, Dick Smith, Mike Greenwell, Chad Diener, Russ Webber, Cuba Warren, Bruce Polen, Tom Shirck, Allen Spaur, Gary Gentry, Greg Lang, Don Land, Jim West, Dave Martin, Doug Nazworthy, Stan Morri.son, Jim Winburn, Mike Braden, Jim Belt, Tom Decker, Jim Murray. tex .ef v sg, . ..,, .sa X S 'QQ' ,adm-H This year's Student Government officers include Tom Shirck, president, Jerry Connor, vice-president, Jeana Eldredge, secre- tary, Cindy Anthony, treasurer, Chucl' McDonald, parliamentar- ian. ul--' J,n'f 4'-uf-fn:-:g.:l'.-..4r..g4.-...-me-..,', .f,-,.:r..r.-f,-Hu4-w, ..,,,-,,,,.. rv.-g--.f..,.-p-1-..f,.,-,...-.,..,.,,.n,r.f..,.f....,,1..- Fifa. c,,,.-.- 'WWZMWU 4 R vome Hams Comn I the v they to cha J mgh prmei n, Carleen Eldredge, iett, Vicki chard Lee, lancy Ken- iene Land, Gross, Jim iber, Cuba Jurn, Mike Student Government Association proved to be an important voice for the students this year. The Student Relations committee started a completely new innovation with the Principals Advisory Committee. lts purpose was to enable Mr. Brockman to better understand the views ot a diversified student body. Through careful discussion they accomplished many things. One of which was a radical attempt to change the school's strict dress code. Another project of S.G.A. was a school bus that transported high school students to many away activities. The success of this project could really be seen through the rise of more school spirit. ff f. f 1 W Z STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE FORIVIED ILEFS SIIIIIIMTI' IIIGRTII HIGH SPH00' Q.II'.tFll-iii! 5vit.':.Ei2Jl -UTTITIEP 3 Qg,l,i'i ill if lkilfij Am Y, g. E vw , , fffflf, lo,,i..,: i:ZvIIviiliIIZ, IMI? -'H'-I I'-r J Members of the newly formed Principal's Advisory Committee included-Front row: Tanya Twiford, Karen Conde, Jill Hum- phreys, Karen Anderson, Mr. Brock- man iprincipall. Back row: Cuba War- ren, Iack Getty, Stan Morrison, Jim Murray, Dick Smith, Lyle Brizendine, Bud Penny, John Fox. ,o-. I. . si,-vii , , 55 sl ,rn 2 f f i fs 4-. ,.,,,.,...,,V.,-. , V - r:,ivr A-digit,-..-- . CANDLE LIGHTING SERVICE IN Z W f ,, H W 2 rf' ff Q of if ,X QW! ,, f, f f 4 wwe 4, X 1, X 4 by f I I Z7 First row: Nancy Kennedy, Sherry Storey, Cindy Penney, Linda Greenwell, Nancy Moulder, Amy McCarthy, lean Swezy, Cindy Anthony, Sheryl Hess, Cindy Farrand. Second row: Karen Conde, Diane McReynolds, Tina Mciluistion, Margy Brown, Susie Bowness, Pat Beets, loy Swezy, Paula Ewing, Karen Carlson, Beverly Van Dyke, Sandy Schlobhm. Third row: Shana McCann, Nancy Leonard, Carolyn Foley, lo Ann French, Susan Potter, Carol Bird, Michele Bechtold, Carol Anderson, Vickie Ball, lill Humphreys, Dorothy Gover. Fourth row: Randy Lillard, Randy Hermance, Phil Humphrey, Tom Orhtel, lim Poggott, Allen Spaur, Greg Lang, Don Land, Tom Shirck. Fifth row: Mike Gann, Stan Morrison, lim Winhurn, Dave Martin, Steve Dempsey, Larry Jenkins, David Denman, Chuck MacDonald, lerry Connor. The Alpha Chapter of the National Honor Society presented the traditional Christmas service for the students of LS.H.S. The program was led by the president of N.H.S., Chuck Mc- Donald. At an Honor's Assembly in March, new members were in- ducted into the society, Speeches were given on the four characteristics necessary for membership. Mr. Brockman later congratulated and presented each student his pin at an evening induction ceremony. Afterwards, a reception was held for new members and their families. Other officers for this year were lim Winburn, Diane Mc- Reynolds, Sheryl Hess, and loy Swezy. ,W 1 We af, ec nl rff.f,Vf, f f ,Aff V if, , at , , Q4 ' UMW CZ ,iff S xx S S X aw M I 'Z X First Cecilia Elton N',-fY.uA.a....g,as..a1-14.wi,u.f4 4r.1'. '- ..a.,.. .1 -f-r- -- : -- Jyavh- ' I ,,.-.f- Farrand. Van Dyke, Vickie Ball, Land, Tom v - ' . . ,,,.,..--,...-..-.fu i --. A-,:.-,- uv f-' ,.,c,- ,,,,.,.,f,,,.,..f.fx..-...-1,-A--.-.fr r - .1 ' ' , YY! Q-K. H .,,,,-,-,..,-. ,--,N,,1. .-.- HONOR SOCIETY ELECTS NEW MEMBERS f Chuck McDonald lights the thirteen candles during the traditional silent candle lighting program. First row: Debbie Schenk, Rhonda Sprugeon, Sue Nikel, Debbie Enyeart, Jackie Landahl, Sylvie Valette, lo Carter, and ludi Palenshus. Second row: Lea Hoffman, Cecilia Chamberlin, Robin Russell, ludy Grogger, Janice Coonrod. Third rovv: Nancy Hartley, Susan Alley, Katie Thornton, Zona Hall, Debbie Humphrey. Fourth row: Ron Krohn, Tom Lehman, Mark Hawthorne, Pete Rucker, Paul Stanton, Lyle Brizendine, Guy Rolls, Ernie Caine, Randy Redpath, lim Jones, Ron Palmer, and Elton Carter. A f ,am fl? fs g 'i 1 f , ,,z V T , f ae . C C l ,-I , ,Wx 1 , ? NXT f v 1 T -3 ff First row: Terry Brannan, Roberta Crain, Jo Swezy, Shana McCann, Jean Swezy, Nancy Kennedy, Nancy Moulder, Naomi Branham, Cris Trigg.ASecond row: Debbra Best, Becki Westmoreland, Linda Danley, Kathy Shoot, Jeannie Whittaker, Kathy Schmidt, Karen Evans, Jackie Landahl. Third row: Bev Collins, Nancy Leaonard, Judy Wilt, Susan Boney, Debbie Taylor, Jan Stoker, Jennie Dischman, Tom Rochat, Betty Winfrey. FTA PREPARES FOR THE FUTURE The Future Teachers of America is an organization ot students Several projects were undertaken by the future teachers this tormedto acquaintmembers with teachers' problems and duties. year. These activities came to a climax at the end of the year with Members received points tor grading papers, attending meetings, the club's assistance in the yearly Community Teachers' Association serving on committees, and participation in community events. dinner. mr- ..,. .. Front row Rhonda Jo E .1 wal-'Y..., 1 ,.,--'.-....- .--i-',-.p.3,- -ffv 1 -'f- C - ' ' 1 , - . , ..- 5. --. J'-,ff r-.W .-.f.my- 4-1.51 ------ hi ,-elf ow: Debbra l Leaonard, ichers this year with llssociation - -v ...la-gr: 4, ra- bl Q vvrrnpv iv' Front row: Connie Robie, Debbie Stephens, Gayle Robinson, Donna Stephens, Susan Huskie. Second row: Nancy Rains, Amy McCarthy, Vicky Randall, Barbara Miller Rhonda Johnson. Back row: Marie Davenport, Terry Silvey, lo Ann Oldberg, Wendy Blankenship, David Wright, Paul Hallowell, lim Schultz. S STUDENTS AID LIBRARY Students enrolled in the Library Science course or those who work in the library form the Library Club. At meetings members discuss the ordering ot new magazines and other materials tor the library. The attractive display cases and bulletin boards are also the work of the club. ln addition to these activities, members assist in library work. Sponsors this year were llllrs. Adams and lVlrs. Raymond. -A f3lE 'e - ---Y .,-. .-, ,...c.-f - -'- 'r':,':arf. ' . ,,,.4,,f-- --r- rf-EP W . l 1 '.f:L :ILT . f' -- tl' 'fid ' ' D u ,,,4 54 Z 4..! it V Z 4 Z W ,, , I fi' if l ,ff H , f -va fm ,W W f Q' W ? 6 if az, , I Z, X X ,ff W, W NV Z f.- , W ,f ,uf Q 1. Z ,V f, ', 3 7 i ' ' L, f' ' ,, W f ,af First row: Kathy Shoot, istandingl Susan Potter, lo Carter, Jeannie Whittaker, Becki Westmoreland, Pat Beets, Cindy Anthony, Anne Sturgeon, Nancy Cable, Cris Trigg, Sylvie Valette. Second row: Harry Blundell istandingl Vickie Ball, Carol Anderson, Donna Smith, Nancy Hartley, Debby Van Scoy, Carolyn Merrill, Cindy Penney, Sheila Williams, leana Eldredge, Linda Greenwell, Georgiana Potter, Mrs. Jacobs. Third row: lo Swezy istandingl Karen Conde, Susan Boney, Debbie Rice, Sue Nikel, Linda Carnes, Sharon Dutro, Laura Witter, Karen Carlson, Nancy Moulder, lim Piggott, Dave Martin, Amy McCarthy istandingl. .1 K X 6 . iii! I E l 1 K . X CWXX. .gi ,,,,, S was , STQN 1 , LE CERCLE FRANQAISE French Club this year was extremely busy. lt started the year off really big by making Sylvie Valette an honorary member. During Home- coming many students worked to finish the French club float In Cold Blood. One of their larger activities in addition to after school parties was a masquerade party held in a barn.Also planned for this year was a gourmet French dinner held at one of Kansas City's better restaurants. The sponsor for the club was Mrs. Charlotteqlacobs. This was her first year on the staff at Lee's Summit teaching second, third, and fourth year French. To the left is pictured Harry Blundell, president, and Sylvie Valette holding her honorary membership. INC EI l ioyed ai The ical of tl One fa tacor Club mel .. M, Z 'I i ' Z -, V r we if Z A gig WW., ,. ,Ulf ,H Z 5 .W r' .6 ii' ii l G . First rc Darlene Barbara ton, Vii Crossle iffg-.., Q , ..- 4. ,. ' W , ,Hef- ..1,v, .JL ,.. l Iris Trigg, ey, Sheila kel, Linda e year off ing Home- r ln Cold -ol parties ear was a staurants. is her first und fourth dent, and - -V'-1 1 -av NF I-l'An-lr l ,- .. nf-:YpfJI? i ,f ffl? 4 P 'N' , .pg,:,,5,,g ,g,, SPANISH CLUB INCREASES MEMBERSHIP El Circulo Espanol, sponsored by Mrs. Shirk and Miss Vllhite, en- joyed a wide variety ot activities this year. The Spanish Club's entry into the Homecoming parade was typ- ical ot the high spirited and enthusiastic members. One ot the more unusual events ot the club's busy schedule was la taco party. This popular occasion was most enjoyed by the Spanish Club members. My 1 I First row: Debra Larson, Claudia Guffy, Marcie Bucey, Linda Hitt, Joy Swezy, Suzie Bowness, Barbara Schwartz, Debbie Humphrey, Shana McCann. Second row: Darlene Macy, Jackie Carr, Debbie Smith, Cathie Chiles, Lynn Bieri, Naomi Branham, Becky Chrisman, ludy Grogger, Bev Collins. Third row: Colleen Dempsey, Barbara Witheru Roxann Benshoot, Janice Langsford, Beth Westmoreland, Karen Anderson, Vanessa Kane, Pat Moore, lean Miller. Fourth row: Minda McOuis- Dr ton, Vickie Scantlin, Kathee Clark, Nancy Hart, Rose Sobek, Linda Hamilton, Sharen Smith, Mrs. Francis Shirk. Fifth row: Elton Carter, Craig Humphrey, loe Crossley, Terry Adkins, Roger Dickout, loe Schreier, Chuck MacDonald, Jerry Connor. 63 W -1- ef-r-ffff-.fr-2' .Ti 23111 .217-Igfgifi A A A , ', ----..-- HOIVIEIVIAKERS PREPARE FOR TOMORROW They also learn problems and responsibilities of a successful homemaker. The organization provides its members with useful and practical knowledge that they can benefit from in the years ahead. Roby Combs served as president of the organization this year. Sponsored by lVlrs. Nlartha Fortner, the Future Homemakers of America is an organization for girls planning to be homemakers. The members enjoy a wide range of activities such as participating in state meetings, listening to guest speakers, going on field trips, and having style shows. babie: Wanda Cooper, Roby Combs, Gayle Troutwine, Ella Handy, Vickie Gregg, Lea Hoffman. Standing: Linda Harshner, Sue Ewing, Karen Legant, Janie Anderson, Teresa eeks,'Bev Paterson, Cathy Thompson, Trish Baker, Debbie Anderson, Linda Hamilton, Sue Peace, Diane McBroom, Sue Vance. Back row: Chris Johnson, Joanne Oldberg Janie Prggott, Carolyn Pritchett, Christy Smith, Barbara Martin, Cathy Corn. Not pictured: Terri Elkins, Nancy Hartley, Debbie Stephens, Donna Stephens, Sandy Tripp. Y 'f .1 4 4. irc ga ...rw J.- -. , . ,,.,, A,-,,,,.f..u .,, , J. . fi' -1 v e- fi fuel.-H-1 - -r ' , ' ...ar-.a..,.v -.-'... .re , ,. A--.+ -r- Ja., ...-i- -.,y, Rl-l i C x The l service the exi this ye dents L lVlrs. W ols for hospital and als othersf i, ' ,iv ,, .19--Nw I l I I I I ----X ': - .-n-v ., .., , l r', Y' . ,-- ------- . ,,-,f .fu . - I VH, A Y successful useful and ahead. Roby Teresa Oldberg, Tripp. , Vg 1 J- A l pn-nf A ,Q '- -ist-- ' Q .,,., , do RADIO CLUB MEMBERS SHARE EXPERIENCE FORIVIED TO SERVE The Red Cross was a new service organization added to the expanding list of clubs this year. This group of stu- dents under the direction of llllrs. Wanda Kirlin, sang car- ols for the Jackson County hospital at Christmas time and also participated in many other service projects. Being affiliated with the American Radio Relay League in New- ington, Connecticut, the LS. Radio Club is a proud and enthusiastic organization of ham radio operators. Taught by capable second-year club members, new boys worked at obtaining their licenses. Passing a test over elemental theory and being able to transmit five words of lVlorse Code a minute are the requirements for obtaining a license. The club is shown here operat- ing one of their radios, Pictured from around the table are Tom Leh- man, lVlr. lim Van Blarcum, sponsor, Alfred Evans, Larry Anderson, Darrell Kunard, and Steve llllulford. QW' .,-' H I I , Debbie Stevens, Donna Stevens, Linda Born lseatedl. Second row: Betty Winfrey, Mrs. Wanda Kirlin, and Nina Stevens. 65 .I-.i-V,.,..iElz1 '- ei --,-.1---Af -' rf:-, , 1 vw First row bie Andm Maureen Joanie Ed EIdredge The Masq Conde, Sh pp,-,1 u ,snnxu IVIASQUE AND GAVEL EXHIBITS VARIETY First row: Mrs. lo Fisher, ludy Clingenpeel, Jennifer Truslow, Cindy Farrand, Nancy Hartley, Patsy Barnett, Laura Witter, Kathie Bennett, Linda Carnes, Sharon Dutro, Deb- bie Anderson, Janie Anderson. Second row: Nancy Dillon, Judy Edwards, Mary Slaughter, Sue Nikel, Roby Combs, Pam Hoke, Margy Brown, Sherry Storey, Nancy Cable, Maureen Kelley, Sheryl Hess, Carolyn Merrill, Cindy Anthony, Cindy Penney, Dorothy Gover. Third row: Elton Carter, leff Bilyeu, lim Blundell, Connie Hess, Nina Hausmann, loanie Edwards, Karen Conde, Gayle Troutwine, lill Humphreys, Barb Schwartz, Debbie Humphrey, Debbie Rice, Libby Blanchard, Linda Greenwell, Sheila Williams, leana Eldredge, Anne Sturgeon. Fourth row: leff Fischer, Jerry Copeland, Frank Davis, Harry Blundell, Joe Schreier, Phil Grabmiller, Chad Diener, Roger Riffie, Rod Gough. I-ff , I The Masque and Gavel officers shown in a circle above are Clockwisez Cindy Farrand, Karen Conde Sherly Hess Harry Blundell ludy Clingenpeel lPresidentl and Chad Diener. With ludy Clingenpeel as its president, the newly named Masque and Gavel ushered in an extremely successful year. The children theatre production of Snow White was the project of this year's Masque and Gavel. The play was performed six times to audiences totaling over two thousand grade school students. With a cast of thirteen drama students the play was an overwhelming success. This year was the first time Masque and Gavel had ever tried such a project. The National Forensic League Chapter at L.S. is part of a vast organization throughout the United States for the advancement of theatre and debate. Activities include many speech and debate tourna- ments during school. Membership is limited to those who have successfully competed in five or more tournaments. 5 5 M N , S lournalism students gather around seated editor Becky Chrismen. They are Alberta Crain, Sharon Bradshaw, Sue Nikel, llllrs. Pittsenbarger: instructor, Cuba Warren, Carol Sloan, Pam Hoke, and Katrina Barnett. CUTLINES AND BYLINES This year, the Hi-Life under the direction of Becky Chrisman, Editor, was published by the sixth hour journalism class. Under the direction of their editors, students learned how to publish a successful newspaper. Plan- ning layouts, organizing the content and most important keeping a rigid time schedule, were some of the experiences of members of the staff. This class is one of the most unique in the high school because the students have free- dom from class to gather information for their stories and work in a relaxed atmo- sphere. For the first time this year the year- book staffs and journalism class worked under separate sponsors this year. llllrs. Marilyn Pittsenbarger directed the students to work more as a class this year as they extemporate on layout, copyreading and headline exercises. ,w ' lohn Dittman, Carol Drake, Carolyn llllerrill, Roberta Crain, and Cathy Chiles are other members of the Journalism class. s,.a -u ..-1 ,.4..1-.n..1 ,...,,--4-,. L. ...f,-,-. f..-9-.-.. -:,.a,.-,., -.. , , 1 The yeart Smith, Cl Fifth row Pat Beets if i ? V 9:51-r-y. ...-.,,-,.-- ' gl in n - f ,Z A nd- Q , - ff:.....- ....'.,.1 - -W 1 ' , , A - ,4 X .V 5.1 A-A , M, X f our , 1 4-K X 4 U 1, ,ff ,ff Wx bN,,ww Mw- , fs any bers of the ' ' sw..ixL,rfi-..f:r1--'the' 't 'k ' xxx iks rf XA .X Cathy Dunham and Di Sturgis listen to some directions while labovel Dere Newman and Larry Thesis smile at picture they found to be amusing. - With copy to be written, pictures to be taken and numerous dead- lines to be met the '69 Reflector staff was busy the year round. Work began in late August and continued until lune when the last dead- line was met. H L I N E S A new addition to yearbook was the seventh hour staff. lt was composed of individuals who were allowed to work on the production of the yearbook during seventh hour study hall. The majority of the A N D work load was carried by those individuals. Di Sturgis, editor in chief, Cathy Dunham, Larry Theiss, Dere Newman, Steve Swaidner, Pat Beets, Sherry Storey, lVlyrI-Ann Ransom, Claudette Crowe, and ludi Palenshus made up the bulk of the '68-'69 staff. DEADLINES The yearbook staff for the '68-'69 Reflector included-First row: Chad Diener, Di Sturgis, Dere Newman, and Cathy Dunham. Second row: Myrl-Ann Ransom, Donna Smith, Claudia Withers. Third row: Connie Hess, Nancy Hart, Judi Palenshus, Barb Schwartz, and Pat Beets. Fourth row: Laura Witter, Dave Martin and Art Steller. Fifth row. Nlrs. Cath Hard and Rick Radford. Top ri ht: lVlyrl-Ann Ransom and Claudette Crowe were members of the seventn hour yearbook staff while below Y Yi Pat Beets and Sherry Storey took care of the photography for the yearbook. Z tsfuw 's Y, y s 'F . ' ... ax ' ', V ' T R NN. .. T ,N Il, X if .11-ff D ,,'-,.,.,g,..-.,,--,,s4r1---v 4 I V , . . Y,,.,..- ' 1' 1- ' ,.,.,, ...-..v--W '-sf ATHLETES ACHIEVE GOALS THROUGH HIGH STANDARDS The Lee's Summit chapter of the United Fellowship of Christian Athletes was sponsored this year by Coach Hicklin and Mr. Conkling. Greg Lang led the group of athletes in discussions on how religion affected their lives as athletes and upstanding students and members of the community. Highlighting the athletic groups meetings were several guest speakers. Every summer FCA members are sent to various camps situated all over the United States. Different businesses contribute money to aid in financing members' trips. Other officers were Larry Theiss, Greg Callahan, Richard Lee, and Chuck MacDonald. W if sf! ' ' S f V V L 7' C V n , snag f -.gif t A7 - sy if I, wma' f af' First row: Terry Swall, lim Belt, Dick Cary, Dean Cecil, Stan Morrison, Skip Copple, Bruce Polen, Russ Webber, Dennis Smith, Paul Stanton Second row- Cuba Warren, Larry Theiss, Mike Lnglebrake, Greg Callahan, Greg Lang, Don Land, Allen Spaur, Ken Wheatley, Richard Lee. Third row: Tom Shirck,Chuck MacDonald, Guy Rolls, Mike McClanahan, lim Winburn, lim West, Doug Nazworthy, Larry lenkins, Dave Martin. lntra Mike 6533 row: Cuba MacDonald, .iv pl A.: -- rl -nv 1' ,,, - -rf'-' . fr , .., .. f x . ,V 4.-,...4-,f,f-- ---'- ' ' , '7I,3,.V ,.,,.,.. My --fe 4w'-- ' ' ' The tirst place intramurals cagers are: Gary Thompson, lim West, and Russ Webber. Second row: Dennis Smith, Stan Mor- rison, Don Land, and Bruce Polen. INTERIVIURAL PROGRAM ENJOYED BY ALL The Intramural program this year offered a wide variety of sports to choose from. Sports included were football, tennis, bovvling, volley- ball, basketball, softball, golf, and archery. This program vvas an opportunity for any interested student to participate in a competitive activity. Robert Moulton, Gary Cagle, and Gordon Yates won top honors in the wrestling sports. intramural football champions for '68-'69 were: lim Murray, Tom Decker, Stan Morrison, Mike Braden, Mike Gann, lim Belt, and Dave Martin. S I . Q ki at if s. pa b OFFICE HELPERS ASSIST SCHOGL DURING FREE TIIVIE Carolyn Merrill iw ness-'pxxza s IMHO ' liml expel-V iim4s.ArIsm1rc principal. E 45. aa NLIQIXIQ rrtntien. -:sesciuIIv school. Fran IIIIIE lill IIUYTIDIIVQYS Sandra Curry 'W 7A Y xg :df ,, ,I of V ', I 'Q f ' Ja 'T I , D 1 I a 9 21 S ,Z t V , .ta Above: gj lVlrs.Guffey Donna Kite New Assvnsff MM gg, F M W sv .X ' Q W sf s so .I as, , X 5, 4 vww V WN + f 'MQW N , I We Q l Q vw Ms 4 M 3 Barbara Woodford ms X QS Ss .Q X t t N s .tw .Q , mb Seen hurrying dovvn the hall carrying handfuls of student cards and absentee lists were the seven of- fice helpers for this year. Instead of taking study hall, these students donated their time to performing various tasks for lVlrs. Guftey and other school secre- taries. The helpers also assisted in running errands, typing, delivering messages, and other similar jobs. By doing this work, the students gain some knowl- edge of the complicated work of operating a school. Front ro Mary Ol Claudia I ich Y ord of of- idy ing re- ids, lbs. mwl- ool. P5 ily 'J 'f t 1 - M ul! Front row: Bambi Thompson, Paula Volkmer, Mary Collette, Sue Ewing, Phyllis Bowlin, Joyce Kunnard, Laura Flanders, Dere Newman, George Potter. Second row: lVlary.0lde, Susan .Alley, Debbie VanScoy, lane Piggott, Sherry Donnington, Rose Sobeck, Pam Decker, Zona Hall. Third row: Debbie Arbonies, Pam Edwards, Claudia Guffey, Marrlee Danley, Kathy Conway, Cecilia Chamberlin. Fourth row: Susan Potter, Kathy Shoot, Cathie Chiles, Debbie Enyeart. G.A.A. MEMBERS RECEIVE NEW UNIFORIVIS Vllhat this year's Girls Athletic Association lacked in quantity they made up for in quality and enthusiasm. Sports such as softball and tennis were played during the warmer months with volleyball and basketball during the colder months. The girls attended a number of softball and volleyball tournaments and were hosts to a volleyball tournament of their own. Numerous new techniques were introduced and stress was placed on teamwork. Other minor sports, such as field hockey and archery were introduced and this enabled the members to participate in a variety of activities. One of the main projects of the year other than participating in sports activities was the purchase of new black and gold uniforms for the team to wear when practicing and when in competition. f-,p -.4 Q - , , , THE SOUND OF IVIUSICH is S' X X N ,Il T x' 3 . K , .N fat, 1 5 . A QM. r, 1,7 First row: Judy Wilt, Linda Born, Joy Brown, Brenda Perdue, Caroyln Cox, Joyce Homan, Gloria Areman, Cindy Farrand, Jeanni Dishman, Anita Bryant, Susan Bowness, Ricky Bryant, Sharon Hawkins, Paula Ewing, Jan Stoker, Pam Coffee, Lynn Bieri. Second row: Faith Brayum, Carol Smith, Florena Orf, Sheryl Hess, Jeana Eldridge, Judy Clingenpeel, Pam Hoke, Jenifer Guffey, Debbie Humphrey, Debbie Larsons, Debbie Smith, Mary Westbrook, Leslie Jo Starr, Donna Field, Beth Bowen, Cathy Chiles. Third row: John Westbrook, Pat Hawkins, John Neal, Glenn Foulke, Mark Howerton, Bary Brosam, Jeff Jones, Nikk Thompson, Rod Gough, Ken Wheatly, Mike Bann, John Slagel, Rick Radford. Fourth row: Frank Davis, Rick Patterson, Jerry Bigson, Steve Mulford, Bob Stephens, Joe Crossley, Randy Hermance, Ken Harris, Noel Brumble, David Denman, Roger Riffie, Steve Feller, Terry Adkins. Concert Choir this year is smaller and more select than the previous years, with a total of sixty members. The smaller number allows for better balance within the choir. Outstanding programs dur- ing the year included the Christmas and spring concerts. The group performed at various school functions during the school year and provided numerous programs for the community. Their high standards were displayed in their excellent representation of L.S.H.S. at various contests in the area. Pictured to the right is Mrs. Vance Riffie, Conductor of the Con- cert Choir and the Summit Singers. .XZ , W .., . I!! 545,- Susan Hess, 'ield, Beth od Gough, ley, Randy 2 Piano: Judy Wilt. First row: Brenda Perdue, Joy Brown, Cindy Farrand, Ricky Bryant, Susan Bowness. Second row: Carol Smith Linda Born, Anita Bryant, Debbie Humphrey, Pam Coffee. Third row: Steve House, Frank Davis, Glenn Foulke, Rick Patterson Rod Gough, Rick Radford, Roger Rittie, Chad Diener. Not pictured: Randy Hermance, Mary Westbrook. SUMMIT SINGERS STRIVE FOR QUALITY Summit Singers rehearse after school. V 'Y' kg ,,. .,-,.f .-f ' I , ' IVIIXED CHORUS INCREASES REPERTOIRE 1.17 Piano Vicki Thompson First row Wanda Cooper Linda Hamilton Laura Ross Earlene Foulks Emma Merer Jim Yeazle Dick Maynard Ted Manley Gary Cagle Candy Plumlee Jennifer Truslow Debbie Parsons Debbie Mullins Georgina Shortino Second row Carolyn Merrill Debby Lanc Connie Flynn Annie Rogers Debbie Hamilton Charle Dillario John Pentico Steve Boxwell Mike Foley Floyd Ellis Terri Elkin Sue Pancoast Roxann Benshoof Kathy Mullens Beverly Pat terson. Third row. Edith Thompson Dorothy Mirer Vicki Kenemore Linda Carnes Sandy Tripp Frances King Bill Troumbley Don West Mike Harris Steve Shrader Ron Browne Marvin Weinstein Lois Splllars Marsha Goodnight Linda Powell Rosetta Staten Kaye Johnston Claudette Crowe. Fourth row: Diane Mc- Broom, Barbara Hughey, Sandra Morehead Beverly Collins Julie Greene Laura Witter, Gordon Roberts, Craig Phillips, Gary Thompson, Mark Bolin, Bill Avis, Richard Blanchard, Jan Kenemore, Anne Sturgeon, Barbara Woodford, Vanessa Kane, Carolyn Walter, Janice Coonrod, Piano: Cindy Farrand. First row: Sue Allega, Donna Stephens, Linda Hutton, Barbara Miller, Rose Mary Harris, Pam Clapp, Cathy Thompson, Jean Swezy, Vicky Mitchell, Margaret Mathis, Georgiana Potter, Diane McReynolds. Second row: Mina Stephens, May Arney, Peggy McCoy, Jo Swezy, Linda Harshner, Debbie Stephens, Joy Swezy, Sylvie Valette, Maureen Kelley, Pat Burdick, Sherry Donnington, Sue Vance, Roby Combs, Debbie Rice. Third row: Denise Paul, Shirley Kaiser, Jean Whittaker, Kathy Conway, Debbie Bravino, Betty Winfrey, Sandra Curry, loni Wilson, Pat Mills, Claudia Gutfey, Karen Poos, Mary Sluaghter, Ruth Strange, Libby Blanchard. Fourth row: Minabeth Elterman, Nancy Risker, Nancy Rains, Judy Campbell, Peggy Wagner, Carolyn Pritchett, Barbara Pierce, Janice Decker, Linda Danley, Daphne Atchison, Kathy Shoot, Kathy Schmidt, Carleen Dempsey, Judy Edwards, Karen Conde. f f t Zz!! 1 l ' if ,r.na.1.,,-A1n'!f-L-da.-1...,,-,,zlaw.a,4,n.x1,u.1. .--nfs --,X1-f-Q -11?-r.--..-. . - - V- A--' A ---' A First i Wrougl thicum man, l Cox, l Wanda Woodti Q , , ii is i T A l l l l L ya 4: an ry Cagle, I Rogers, erly Pat- is, Steve liane Nic- Bill Avis, zy, Vicky , Debbie Shirley Ruth Janice ...- Piano: Donna Field. First row: Donna Stephens, Vicki Evatt, Nina Stephens, Nancy Hartley, Jean lVliller, Debbie Stephens, Terry Brannan. Second row: Betty Winfrey, Nancy Kennedy, Trudy Brammer, Alan Stevens, Don Ritter, Michele Johnson, Peggy Lingertelt, Linda Hitt. Third row: Linda Ochs, Joanne Oldberg, Steve House, Alan Holmes, Larry Brannan, Sharen Smith, Karen Anderson. MUSICAL GROUPS PERFORM AT MANY SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY FUNCTIONS B B'll Bears Tom Baldwin Bo Brown Don Patterson Nancy Bishop Carol lVluller, Kathy First row: Linda Fulgham, Candy Vasko, Karen llllurray, Janette arr, I , , , , , Wroughton, Terry Brannan. Second row: Debbie Rush, Rhonda Walter, Rosalie Hutton, Denise Brown, Debbie Van Scoy, Rick Droege, Tom Johnson, Craig Lin- thicum, Jim Patterson, Bobby lVlitcheIl, lVlaylene Easterla, Brenda Carter, Pam Edwards, Terry Simmons, Becky Millsap, Judy De Freece. Third row: Linda Hart- man, Robin llllcBurney, Carolyn Roderick, Sandy Rhoades, Nancy Whittaker, Jerry Copeland, Rick Yeates, Conrad Danley, Tom Picinini, Charlie Johnson, Ronnie ' ' ' ' A Sl t D lene Lowry, Virginia Weinstein, C T rr Near, Carol Decker, Tricia Baker, Colleen Dempsey, Debra Anderson. Fourth row. Peggy Grittin, Watha a er, ar . . . , . C . ox, e y Wanda King, Shelah lVlcGlothIin, Russell Parker, Peter Ort, Nlarlan Burkhart, Chuck Allison, Dennis Reeves, Donna Kite, Debbie Holton, Beckie Nett, onnie Woodford, Gayle Troutwine, Janice lVlcClintock. vff ,..,--..,.. - YAJKV -,,1-',v,..4.- A,-,,,, ...-Y.. v f ,ms he Q tim 1 . , ' it ae' Q f' gf,,z'r,f,3Z7w f W... f y ki mf fff affix V ss ,Aa-.,a. s if sssi assay N fi ' af Q a'g4 SNWfES?f is 413 XXM Q ,wo 1 XS 7 Q 2 N 7 A S W T f S ,. fan. '4 S' 5 its ' is Ns , ',,i'Pf!i 1Ti'i'.1 ,uqglifm , X XSS! loss .TSS iss s R si! R is iid 5, A -ini ap.. , N. Wf- if 4. f' A T It Q ' X 11 D f x :E RQ K ' :E ss, Q 'ZZ Relais. 'Q Qirx 5 1 its is x Ei an , f The L.S. Nladrigal students won top honors at the District and State music contests. The group this year included Roger Riftie, Glenn Foulke, Cindy Farrand, Rick Patterson, Susie Bovvness, Ricky Bryant, Randy Hermance, and Carol Smith. The Girls Sextet minus one was composed of Leslie Starr, Mary Westbrook, Carol Smith, Linda Born, and Brenda Perdue. Not pictured is Carolyn Cox. J 2 f-H-A-g--me-,-4.-A:-. A--..-.-,Tv--, .-.--1-vi I-.. ,,e,4 ..,-,-W...-neg .7-fr-J'- 1.y 4 .-4.h-.-n.-,.-..-..4 .-.---.: 1-1 1 . 3 va 1 7 X ZZfQ?Q , W .isis 0 pl ff 4 a 'Wa X H Mf x W 4 ,fC Z.. f fi! , sas? T-at 1 4, 9 -,...-... .. S, X ,N . ,F s sat S sf s Sl V , X sa,s ,Es . sss k, g S V ,sg 5 cess s . ff s 7 .X XS sy K E?5'S CY N 3 is af s,a,5 2 lg S - 3 S? .X 55, V - Si. 1 .ig s ff raifi s:iQ s YN , ws, S SS S' N Xssg T , W s I SSX S5-sS , 51 Saks? K . Sxss N , s si-Rss cs V -s A sm sS . 1 :S S -rw 'Ks Nut., 4 Q, s . sv N 31' 7, VOOALISTS SWEEP CONTEST HONORS f ,-CL,-.,, , Qnsmifl- I Susan Bowness, Randy Hermance, Frank Davis, and Ricky Bryant received first ratings at the District contest in Warrensburg. WW! If Q, ff f, f, f X f Q, Q W 4 k Zz a X 7 countered at State contest. ,,,, -.1..,-,... ' ,.'---, M- - J...- . get -:V .f',-f.1.,J 4 7 rf Z, 4 7 fm. 054, 4 Q , 'ff Z ' MQ ' 3 Z , 7 W Q , W 1 Q 4 .W M f af ' 2 ff 4, X M' ff , ,n U f a, ,V f ,, y W a ff, f, ,f W fir W W, 'W ,, f I f f 2 i ff ,,.J:,, nf The mixed quartet of Roger Riffie Ricky Bryant Rick Patterson and Cindy Farrand received one ratings at both district and state vocal contests Pianist, Brenda Perdue, and vocalist, Susan Bowness discuss the difficult competition en .,: 5 -f . Www QUALITY IS PROUD BAND TRADITION THROUGH THE YEARS The Lee's Summit High School Concert Band under the quali- fied direction of lVlr. Keith House has developed into an excellent mu- sical organization. This group of musicians provides entertainment and enjoyment for school and community. The band members are 1-1-.'.. , -.-.-f-f,-,, ,-v-u-f---a- 2 f 'H kept busy throughout the school year. During football season they provide a variety of programs during half time at all home games. The Pep Band, under student direction is a volunteer group of band members. These students perform at each home basketball game and helps promote enthusiasm. Concerts are an important part of this group of activities. High- lighting performances include the Christmas Concert, and the Parade of Bands in Fayette. This year at the Vllarrensburg State Concert con- test Lee's Summit received first place honors. First rov Michele Trigg, Dr son, Lyni Alley, Nr Fourth ri Radford, Steve Mc ,A,Y-A . .,.--.v-1 4 .,.f vm ,-.-- fu..-1 .Q . 4-,--,sv , v V lv f dl. all season they ll home games. group of band etball game and activities. High- and the Parade te Concert con- s riff:-'ZE'tl' -1744...-f 4 f,,.,,4,,f-1 ' First row: Susie Bowness, Debbie Enyeart, Brenda Perdue, Jean Miller, Lea Hoffman, Sherry Taylor, Laura Flanders, Cindy West, Teresa Meeks, Dorothy Zabel, Michele Bechtold, Beth Bowen. Second row: Jerry Dark, Alan Stevens, Judy Wilt, Leslie Starr, Dee Johnson, Beverly Black, Jan Stoker, Nancy Moulder, Cris Trigg, Donna Field, Debbie Larson, Sandy Schlobohm, Ann Smart, Debby Van Scoy, Wanda Cooper, Pam Decker, Carol Bird. Third row: Bev Collins, Dewey John- son, Lynn Bieri, Barb Witherup, Rena Silvain, Joanne Oldberg, Dick Smith, Tim Taylor, George Stalling, Rick West, Dave Hinman, Paul Stanton, Jim Jones, Paul Alley, Neil Harris, Larry Hall, Russell Baker, Susan Alley, Nancy Dillon, Chad Diener, Gary Moorhead, Guy Rolls, David Payne, Steve Mulford, Donna J. Smith. Fourth row: Sue Smart, Jacque Carr, Pam VanVleet, Joyce Homan, Karen Anderson, David Casey, Ken Greene, Bill Bergen, Jack Clingenpeel, Dan Frantsen, Rick Radford, Phil Humhprey, Jeanne Wolfskill, Ronald Palmer, Warren Alley, David Todd. Fifth row: Karen Perkins, John Case, Jeff Fischer, Jeff Jones, Rod Gough, Steve McClune, Craig Stevick, Ron Williams, Bud Penney. iorettes were Debbie Van Scoy llefti and Crystal Trigg lrighti Drum Mayor for this year was Steve Mulford lcenteri and Ma- , ,Yr ve. -f- Sophomore band: Randle Moline, Bill Boyd, Larry Foote, Gary Whiting, lerry Slavens, Bruce Best, Kirk Hankins, loe Towne, loyce Moulder, Nina Stephens, lay Cook, and Craig Humphrey. SOPHOIVIORE BAND PREPARES FOR THE YEAR T0 COIVIE Practice and experience were the main objectives ot the sophomore band this year. Stress was placed on performance and the exposure to new and different types ot music. This group will form the nucleus of the hand in the years to come. W .,,....,.,14.f,-14-.n.Y,v--'nfl-T-- -4-'-ei f Z 1 , Z zz .y 2 7 if I ' yr , , R? ,i ' , ffi,m, 7 ' Arion Award winners: Kenneth Greene and Rick Patterson. ,,, ,,..,,q . A. . ,Y V' ,Af , ., Y .. V . .A- - . - 4 , r, -.--f,..-, ,A , , . a.. pm-agp.. 5,-is. r,-rf unix,-ua - - Y N , ... . .. .. Fifa' ffl X I ff fc, ' 0 it fin 4 I XVf ' K V X 4 X . f f , X yd X639 V sd 5 AU loe Towi in the dis ,fly YQ ,I ff:-rs sze3a,, e ' 0' 42-Ja: 4 1 ,657 0 HWY? W! iff 9349754 gig, 4 Q,-fy , fi f ,vs , V MBU 7 f iwflnz , X t-.nfs 1 fr ,X 9, f Ken Gre in State S DQS N M S. Q ss W sv N S -- -ss 9 X .gwe s S X ai x x XS S55 S .S S: 41.532 'S 5 xQ 9 S Q S XSX NK V1 N- S ,s ss s ,Q .ss wigs s NSS: f G -sssix gs X XSS so ,5 X X K x . . I N N X gif -, -. h ,-,..- X7 X XQ YN S C . , X S yr an-msgs S is gs r N 'S C ' 1 S tvs s so Q :X i - X- f S Sits N S: V A S s was .f X Xe C X S S Q , S Q - - ., f s A ' , - s C E s x31 5 Q A 1 S S S x . . . .i E S ' Q X v . ' x ,ax Q .g R 1 is 1.u.s1..-ev , ,,, , . t. , . .A .- gifs. -Nfgkv, 4-Aix --if . . of sag. 'E . A. -1? -65. 5 D vig. t g Akyifl . an sf ' g ,- cwrxxfxv , '- x, J I 5' 3 XS ' , ' X S k e ' . Q ' ' L. SS X -x fs. S X X S' C ,i , hs Si ,Q ,J A N jxgkgf s x f S 2. - - f , C S . ass' 5 N X ws- :C f S loe Towns who plays the baritone horn won first honors in the district contest and second in state contest. if vi Ken Greene received a I rating in District Contest and a Il rating in State Contest. a, we-if W, ,f 1 ,f M I if ' ' X ,,,,,,, .Z Z ' f yt K , Vw f sa. '. W, ' 4 f ,. ,..,,,,,,,, 3 a 1, 3 45 7 ff ' If f tiny? W V 1 ,, 5. ' S3543 'IMAX ' wrj , 552 , 'Q-0' If .' 1 ' . I . , ,Q X ' A X may X ' 1 1 f p 'I er,,e , f - avfjd 'Hi ' ,, On the baritone horn is Kevin Clements who added a I rating in District and a ll in State contest. ffl- . . P-f - I r A , ,i 1 S' ...-, vh-1,v-- BAND STUDENTS RECEIVE MUSIC AWARDS AT CONTESTS Members of the French horn Quartet are lstandingls Chad Diener and Guy Rolls. Seated is Nancy Dillon and not pictured is Gary Morehead. The quartet received a I rating in district. X Z f Trumpet soloists lack Clingenpeel and Ken Greene took I ratings in both District and State contests. Dan Frantzen was the third member not shown. ' , ....J-r'- - ' -..,-...... --f'-'-- ' A ffilfzwr ,, ..-J - 1 . .hug gh, A ,,.l,.-.. ,r-r--- -M - .- . wi-, - .,,,,-.,,,-..- 1, v ,,.,,,. CHEERLEADERS AROUSE SPIRIT ,f Judy Clingenpeel 1 . ,grf f, .1 A W, -. ..,. Wf Y iff ,, W fl Wai ' if .. , ..- wk 01.4 1 1. .A Sandy Jensen ,ya r I M, ,N Mf f f'fx ' L L , jx ,WV , K. , gf , ,V 7 f M fee, ., mx. 'ffvo X -.W xr. ly N Al, Uv., , ,Q r f f I ,ex ' ' X' ' ,,,, 5-fn N ' ,, MW' , ' I ,wif , ,,' ' I 7' 'ff f' H Pam Russell , ,, . ,,,,,ff ' 45-,ff f e- fxf'11f:,e nn, 5,,V7,,, , Q ' f, fwf, ,ff , ,ffl f U ff , Debbie Rice ,ff 0 Y Karen Conde Vicky Nelson K4 1 I' f qua.. I 1 4 ..A4,,,,.,,,-,,.,,.,,,,,, J 4'-4.-z., uf., .1 4 n..A.-1' -f,n-.. -V Ha. H , , ,J ,4,,,,y,,..f,-1 ,,A.4, ngus J.. A P -,.'-LE- ., ks. . fx'-L..i1.-..P 1 1 ff-nrwnnsu... -Q i.,..., ,,,w, . M, 5 V f if Q First row Edward s, DRILL TEAIVIZSPIRIT AND ENTHUSIASIVI K.-XX .1 5 Q stsxg r .- t , . A :E xl E C E E ts E g gg '.., 5 F 5 j K .,,: sig. . , . :gf K X i J 1 , ,,,g XY -'W v s X.xx ' NSS First row: Cindy Anthony, Cindy Penney, Debbie Humphrey, Jennifer Cutfey, Ricky Bryant, Carolyn Merrill, Katy Thornton. Second row. Linda Greenwell, loanie Edwards, Pam Edwards, Jeanna Eldridge, lan Kenemore, Mary Slaughter, Sheila Williams, Roby Combs. if The Tigerettes, under the direction ot lVliss ,. . E T fi? 'ifjf , -f af ' ,,,, , 5 Z lunior Varsity Cheerleaders include, top to bottom: Brenda Car- ter, loyce Beckner, lenniter Elanders, Georgiana Potter, Kay lohnston. Not pictured: Suzie McKinley. Karen Vllhite, added a new spark of enthusi- asm to the atmosphere ot Lee's Summit Se- niorHigh. Newly formed this year, the girls origi- nated and performed their own precision rou- tines. During halt time home football and basketball games they provided enjoyable changes ot pace. The girls were selected at the end of the school year on the basis of personal appear- ance and ability. 3' . .. Q F J- - 'T ' fg , 'fM' ' .. -, - v F M M ' 1 -aff . First r Becky First row: Jo Swezy, Barb Schwartz, Joy Swezy, Sherry Donnington, Kathy Shoot, Judee Campbell, Kathy Conway, Pam Anderson, Diana Sturgis, Cathy Dunham, Linda Danley, Phyllis Bowlin. Second row: Barbara McClen, Becki Westmoreland, Becky Shrader, JoAnn French, Jean Swezy, Nancy Kennedy, Shana McCann, Paula Ewing, Karen Carlson, Florena Ort, Susan Potter, Sherry Nine. Third row: Anita Bryant, Robin Russell, Tricia Baker, Anita Waugh, Nancy Hartley, Sue Peace, Donna Kite, Melanie Copple, Judi Palenshus, Joey Cochran, Carol Bird, Nancy Moulder. Fourth row: Cecilia Chamberlin, Joy Brown, Claudia Withers, Lea Hoffman, Gayle Troutwine, Rosalie Hutton, Sheryl Grazier, Debbie Enyeart, Barbara Witherup, Karen Voight, Susan Young. Fifth row: Roxann Benshoof, Jo Weigel, Jo Bartels, Sherry Taylor, Julie Breene, Bev Collins, Janice Coonrod, Judy DeFreece, Rhonda Spurgeon, Jeanne Wolfskill, Janie Anderson, Carol Gentry. PEP CLUB MEMBERS SOUND OFF First row: Cathy Thompson, Linda Hutton, Sue Vance, Rose Mary Harris, Charlene Smith, Pat Crowder, Jennie Dischman, Jan Stoker, Sylvie Valette, Jeannie Whittaker. Second row: Cindy Farrand, Sheryl Hess, Pat Beets, Tina Mctluiston, Dorothy Gover, Susie Bowness, Nancy Cable, Anne Sturgeon, Kathy Schmidt, Daphne Atchison. Third row: Debra Larson, Vickie Pace, Carol Anderson, Rhonda Walter, Patsy Barnett, Fran Harlan, Candy Anderson, .Dere Newman, Carleen Dempsey, Susan Alley. Fourth row: Jennifer Truslow, Pam Hoke, Sandy Tripp, Sherry Ham- mond, Joyce Kunard, Denise Grown, Maureen Kelley, Minabeth Elterman, Karen Evans, Mary Olde. Fifth row: Vanessa Kane, Zona Hall, Jean Miller, Karen Poos, Sue Nikel, Jackie Stubblefield, Debra Anderson, Doris Enlow, Ella Handy, Vicki Gregg. Cinders Joyce Trudy Bambi lynn D Minda l C En words thony, necess Th sophon niors. Hilltop provide their u games. Ti at whi the upi . ,-..,..-N--rr-rl-f r Dunham, i McCann, rtley, Sue thers, Lea lo Weigel, JFF S 5, Tl i. Fl First row: Connie Harlan, Debbie Anderson, Colleen Dempsey, Mary Orf, Susan Boney, loan West, Debbie Smith, Darlene Macy, Sandy Rhoades, Janice Langford, Becky Bowlin, Rose Sobek, Vicki Foster, Cynthia Blanchard, Teresa Meeks. Second row: Pam Edwards, Mary Collette, Linda Reynolds, lane Uhlenhake, Terry Cinderson, ludy Madden, Tricia Smith, Margaret Shortino, Ann Lykens, Marilee Danley, Nina Havsmann, Pam Decker, Cindy West, Lorraine Ahner, Laura Witter, loyce Homan. Third row: Vicky Head, Carol Storey, Debbie Comeron, Laura Flanders, Beth Westmoreland, Debbie Arbonies, Claudia Guffey, Michele Johnson, Trudy Brammer, Sharen Smith, Debbie Peerson, Bev Laney, Carleen Noland, Vicki Thompson. Fourth row: Conietta De Carlo, lackie Rhoades, Terry Simmons, Bambi Thompson, Sue Ewing, Becky Davis, Robin Carlson, Gloria Areman, Becky Millsap, Mary Westbrook, Terri Toms, Paula Talbott, Trisha Krebasback, Mary- lynn Danley, Fifth row: Carolyn Roderick, Paula Colkmer, Connie Bross, Kathie Bennett, Linda Carnes, Sharon Dutro, Vicki Scantlin, Nancy Hart, Kahtee Clark, Minda Mcfluiston, Peggy Wagner, Connie Hess, Vicki Kenemore. FOR ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR Enthusiastic, eager, and energetic are the perfect descriptive words for the '68-'69 Pep Club. Sheila Williams, lo Swezy, Cindy An- thony, Barb Schwartz, and loy Swezy provided the skillful leadership necessary for directing this large group of over 250 girls. The first big event of the year was the traditional initiation of sophomore and new Pep Club members by revengeful and ruthless se- niors. The Christmas holiday season found the members visiting the Hilltop Girls' Home and cheering the less fortunate. Pep Club girls provided decorations for each tournament held at L.S. and exhibited their undaunted spirit by never failing to banner the halls for weekly games. The climax of this busy schedule was the annual spring banquet at which time the new officers and cheerleaders were installed for the upcoming year. Sfmt lbs Top row: loy Swezy, Barb Schwartz, Shelia Williams. Bottom row: lo Swezy, Cindy Anthony. 'lllv-N' FOR ONE BRIEF SHINING IVIOIVIENTH PROIVI-1969 Noel Brumble and date, loy Brown, relax and enjoy the atmo- sphere of Camelot Stan Morrison and Linda Carnes lead the traditional Grand March before the Prom. ln an atmosphere of royal setting, the annual lunior-Senior Prom was held on April 26. Camelot was a theme to be remembered by all. Month long preparations by the juniors made the year's main social event highly successful. The school cafeteria was transformed into a medieval castle. A drawbridge led students and their guests into the majestic room. Tapestries, a mural, shields and swords created an authentic appearance while candle- light, miniature castle table decorations and stone walls added even more. The traditional parade was held in the fieldhouse before the actual Prom began. Here proud parents reminisced and photographed students and their dates. After Prom, kids dined at their favorite restaurants. Among the most popular restaurants were the Plaza lll, the Buttonwood Tree, and the Four Winds at the municipal airport. Following dinner, several aftereparties were held by various individuals. Many enjoyed this different pace of a relaxed, casual atmosphere. Climaxing the day-long night were breakfasts also held by various students. Even the most dreary-eyed had a memorable experience. The most adventurous couples attended Sunday services at their selected churches. Picnics held on Sunday afternoon also attracted many kids. However, most slept the day away in order to appear bright-eyed Monday morning in lst hour classes. The 1969 Prom was well-attended and will be remembered by all those connected with it. Progra Ed wart 'VOITI WZS Aalevent aIcasUe. 1pestHes, e candle- 1uaIPron and thew the most the Four emvmuah. students ' selected Howeven ing in lst aH those 74 nf' A15 it Us Taking a rest between dances are: Kelo Towne, Chuck lVicDonaId, Judi Palenshus, Rod Gough, Jennifer Truslow, Ricky Bryant, Jeff Fisher, Debbie Humphries, and Dennis Smith. WY Cindy West and Cuba Warren inspect the table decorations. U., ,A5..Z,4,....fL--'-Q-,-,-.-f,-,,fh-.51,--,-lr, ,f,Jf--,-- K- -- fe-i rv' w1.r' fi-1.5-rffr--.v'.vfj.41Iv. ..,s- -'. be J ' - ' 1, 34 , , ,1,,,,,',', 4, gp.-7,14 gr.-,Y,.,-.,i'1:-1..f,d we . 4 ...fp-my-. r-...k,i. 1,11 rx nw 'fr-.I ' lf, 31,7 e-4-.,-M. w.. -V V U N V - V V M F ' --..,.-..,xy- p-.L-.r-...xg 1,1-'.:'v1fz-.. -fr1i-v,win-1,,.1+1l1..w. , 'ff 'A i F si ii 1 i if i A A couple at prom sit quietly and watch others dance. THAT WAS KNOWN AS CAIVIELOT i Warren ions. Sneaking a prom souvenir are Cindy Anthony and Alien Spaur. - -f if iff-'1 ?-'rff3'1 Til ' - Y '- 41+--?k5fi9if1'5aa f'iifei:i1 1. Tf1iE.fl!FZQ.'fi'T 1 :rtsiii 2241-,-4-lf +2-P -fb'-of f - 'f 'f : 'WO' 7 7 i ' j-..---,-,,A,,v..-ev.-. ..,. After Sunday night services at Baccalaureate are Di Sturgis, Mike Braden, Shawn Dwyer, Ken Wheatley, Cathy Dunham, and Tom Orthel. BACCALAUREATE PRELUDE TO GRADUATION Baccalaureate was held on Sunday night be- fore commencement to give graduating se- niors a deeper understanding of graduation. Reverend lVlcConnel and Father Nlinges pre- sided over this evening service. Graduating seniors learned the spiritual meaning of what they were to face upon leaving high school. Following religious ceremonies, Steve Raymond leads the procession out of the field house. ight be- Qing se- iduation. ges pre- aduating of what ll. . L-- wf .413 rj. -1,-'-af f-1 J' , L, .1. 2 - . '-w Members of the audience bow their heads during a moment of prayer. Nr' Mr. Brockman welcomes the 69 Seniors and their guests to the Baccalaureate service. Audience repeats the Pledge ot Allegiance led by, Senior class president, lim Winburn. W.. .-- - 4- ..,,,-.-.----i--1+- ' ' n I-.f..f-111' -1- 'A ,,' 7 4-A, Q 4- !5',' A,,.,,..,...r,-..A f!ff 'n lg- ,. -.. 4- A M- B- A -, Q. . ., fl ',v 3 Q, 4. I ,Z A- -f .. f - . ,A,.- ,,, ,,. .,-f 74 1. ,, , .sh - . .,., , ,, . f - v ,, , . ,-.vw-.---.f... 1 -' ' -4 ' ,,,, i-.,- ,,'-V . 0 . -,,.f-f f-,ws-'Y '- J'-1,r5r ..'.-1 1 ,,.,x.,..w.....,,NQ THE GRADUATE X - f ,,-.--.-..,-....V-.rf4-.-..---..-,-,,.. ,,, 4 v.-...,:.,4,.v.,.4 ,,,.,..,,.,,,,.',,.f,,.,,,,44f,.J.14,.f'.u,1w.4a .-,-3..4r.,.v..lf,.w..A--4--4 --- V,---J-'-,l-rf:---na-' - --A , ,, , , ,, ,, , . , H, . ,, . . 1,4-1papa-pf..1,...,f,-.-.,,.7.,,.-,.7,.,.,..,-L.:11-1QAA1,-,.,.4.,1,-..kbnr-1-a---w-..-1--4-af--.,1,..-.4-...J-,,..f.,1Q...., -4- --I-1, -A.-A--.-1 L-. n,.Q .- V. . - -,,,.,L .-ff ,Q-4.--' ,,.-.f,,........-A.-.4-... 'z ,-A,. N., 1- ',... - I f ,..,..1,.- .,.'s A 4 ff v K I 1 K 1 With the solemnity of graduation comes the rejoicing of achieve- ment.The cmss ot'69 found tms to be so on May 27.Undercmssmen presmned programs at the doors whde senmrs hurnedh donned theh caps and gowns. To beghithe ceremonies senmrs pahed up to march dovvn the aisle to the traditional Pomp and Circumstanceu. ihn VVinburn, the senior class president,introduced the speakers for the evening. X t Yi X tt Hs W E G Qlllllwww ,W - .,f,fs,.e ul,-.N , , tg, .gy-A Anticipation of the future is on each and every senior's mind. Attentive eyes focus on the speakers and on the table stacked with diplomas. Sheryl Hess and lVlark lVlcClellan de- livered speeches on future problems and decisions that they as adults will have to face. ----rw-QM.-.-,,.i.. ,.-,.1,fr.,-,...,.,.1,.. . su, ..,-,..t, ,,.,,.,,-, , A r A , A, . , 1 N V , Dr. B graduating Cindy Ani ercises, s they were them. , ,',, by ',c'. sw 7 N32 f f scsi V. L si X X X cs. SN is X f ,, Wiliam. A f-,R - Dr. Bernard Campbell, Superintendent ot Schools, presented each graduating senior with a diploma. To close the impressive ceremony, Cindy Anthony gave the henediction. Following commencement ex- ercises, seniors checked in their caps and gowns downstairs. Now they were ready and able to accept all the challenges prepared tor them. , ,, ..,.e.-w- 1 4 .f 'W 34 A4 --H .1 , ,V vi- v W f 211 , kg,-1-fffafffzf 9 2 f ,gli V ,Q-44,5 Y. i. x In' IJ I v' -H 2 ' ?, V ' ' X Lf' ' Q X j Q , 25? 4 ff - 1.- .1ff- w asf A J 1 -A, A,,.,-, . 4 ' ' 1 b.,..,,,.,g1 ,, f..,... -- ' ,., ' -1 14 .- sfx.1 f ' Q 5' ii, , 5 2 1 :fr 5 :ggi ' x I . ' 2 sri 4 ,sf x 55 5 f X f , ' ' ,g w , f 'W Xa ,ca 5' gill if ,V 5 1 2-ir ezyzf,-. f H ..'-fry-i- , . - - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f ' Z - ll l -7 -f4'---A-- - 1'-'f'- gt ',fL 'f - - ' ' Alf-,Wg .,w,3 -'lr' u, --.pw - F lb .., .- f..--1.-up ,rx ,Y-:li , V A 'Wy M. -, . . ,J-F, v.. -lift . 'NIH Sf? 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The winning attitude which the Tigers developed was evident early in the season as the Tigers won their first game 31 to 0 over the Ruskin Eagles, a team which had beaten the Tigers the last two years. The Tigers continued to make headlines and move upward in the area ratings. Their next major obstacle was the Liberty Blueiays who were also rated in the top ten. This game was a championship game as far as the Tigers were concerned, because the Biueiays had de' feated the Grandview Bulldogs the week before. The Tigers pulled through with a 7 to 0 win. This left the Tigers favorites to win the conference title. The Tigers did not stop here, but continued to make known the name of Lee's Summit throughout the state of lVlissouri. The height of the season was the Grandview-Lee's Summit cham- pionship game. A loss for the Tigers would result in a three-way tie for the crown, a win or tie would give the crown to the Tigers. The pride and tradition the Tigers now possessed was displayed when Lee's Summit took home the first Suburban Seven crown with a 19 to 14 win over the Bulldogs. Several of the Tigers were named to the Conference team, They were Greg Lang, Don Land, Russ Webber, Larry Theiss, Bruce Poten, lim West, Bill Avise, Dean Pettyjohn, and Allen Spaur. l 101 , . .'.. HIGHLIGHTS OF A tions. Team members on the bench are ready to enter the game. Anxious to start the game, Tigers cluster in circle for instruc- .o , ...JPL ix .LPA Tigers Larry Theiss, Gary Gentry, Dean Pettiiohm, and Bill Avis retire tor a brief 15 minutes of constructive halt time criticism from Coach Hicklin. i Bruce P Q game. i . Bruce Pi T 4' S -i F 1 'as ' -'Pif,s-W-D instruc- iohrn, and nstructive C?7'C5 4b SUCCESSFUL TIGER SEASON SCA one Q 6' S l Bruce Polen ready to ground a Liberty ball carrier in the Liberty Skip Copple grinding out extra yards held back by half the Ruskin football squad. E game. 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WRESTLERS PIN CONFERENCE FOR SECOND YEAR ,,,.,, . 4'-q,,,.,,,.- 1. .,..-.,,,..1,...,-,.,.,.,.1.-vwJ1..a.-.,,...,, ,...., ,.. ... ,.n.-.:.-., -- ' ' ,, ,...........- ,..s,.. ,- 1' - The L season climaxer ference Iey and Jackson Led h Coach J Quadran Quadran North K ment h first an went o State an E 5 . - 1 The Lee's Summit wrestling team had an impressive season with a 12 win and 3 loss record. The Tigers climaxed it by repeating for the second year the con- ference crovvn. lVlike llllathis, Ted Ruhling, Ken Wheat- ley and Larry Theiss vvon first place medals vvhile lay lackson and lVlike Englehrake captured second place. Led hy coach Gary Sage for the sixth year and Coach lohn Repp the Tigers vvon first in the Ruskin Quadrangular and later first in the Raytown South Quadrangular. The Tigers later participated in the North Kansas City Tournament and the Center Tourna- ment but didnlt fare as vvell. Bill Kartsonas vvon first and Ken Wheatley vvon second at District and went on to Suhstate. Kartsonas later went on to State and fifth place to climax the fine season. CONFERENCE HONORS GO TO FOUR IVIEN ln the 112 pound class Gary Oberhelman strives to turn match in his favor 7 'f I if 'i I S ' s Q L , 5 l I 1 Q S vl ' Q ' Q 142 '4 I S 1 S S ff , kr' . , Y v w.H,.Y W l :I -..- . 7. , . ..'- .J.'.j.'.,-'..---..Y.4,.,f,.r.1,.-.-...v..-... ,ff--,---...P 1.-A.---,,.-1 ..'1--. T-.. ' ' bk-hw . - . .f - .,. .,-,,..,.,,,-. ,,. .. sf'-v,.--.- :iw 'nw - f ' fa- Y.-- g.-.f.-..,,,-V. . yf TIGER TRACKIVIEN TAKE CONFERENCE CHAIVIPIONSHIP The Lee's Summit track team was typical of most sports. The return of many outstanding personnel helped along with the hard work and determination of all involved. Coach Davis and assistants, Coach Hicklin and Coach Childress worked together to form a nucleus. Their supervision helped the trackmen achieve many personal and team achievements. Greg Lang superbly took lst in indoor state and later 3rd in outdoor state. Among other outstanding performers were Don Land and lim West in the Discus. Both boys held the school record at one time or another. Bob Collete finished 3rd in outdoor state in the 2 mile. Tom Drthal along with lim Winburn led the team in distant running. Russ Webber and lim West were the team's shot-putters. Dave Kreher along with Richard Fuerst were outstanding high jumpers. Doug Nazworthy holder of the school record in the high hurdle continued to be one of the outstanding hurdlers in the area. Allen Spaur and Greg Lang were the outstanding broad jumpers and helped the team. The team won the Grandview relays with 8 firsts. Later the team won conference along with many more team victories. --1 1-..-v-..... v-v..f'-Ly 1- nw-fx -. nf-re sv, Jr' -V1-yn-is -. - rf - ,.. . .- . Steve Renfro's extra effort pays off with a win in the TTT ile. Bo Brown and Greg Callahan close in competition in Junior Varsity competition. Stsiitis-s4..+'Q'u .Mtv il ii . ,.. r2.,,.t,.t .. U Mi g S J: -I 1' -.I N K Q A Nw ...F ,. . - .... ,Ali U. u --. sun- 1 . Aly ,N ..' Lug , T5 .E 'N .. AQ-W? , 1-lb-sf y..f,n?p'- v-vx NET: egljf X' UHJT' T' 'Vu' is-z. K if Jafilshv 4 as an 2 3L 'hFLl1'i'J. 1l1' -shi? T315 M-llg-lti-'aims 4 ,Bikini Etlllehfiiiififvsafjrtt thi if ki lik L.S. POLEVAULTERS SOAR HIGH FOR TOP HONORS Greg Lang clears fourteen feet with room to spare. Dick Smith is up and over for a successful polevault. if fff' its O if Don La C xx? , 'Sw st . Nll0lu,-N W' -f Russ Webber, using his weight, heaves the shot. Don Land executes his style ot record breaking form in the discus. ,, , f..--.,--'- I . ,, ,.,.,., -lr.--V iv-,I r V. Y ' - ,..'...- -,, SHOT PUT AND DISCUS ADD POINTS FDR L.S. TRACK TEAIVI 1 sf' Af ,, I N .A 'f Jim West strains to get more speed to put the shot. 2 A xv B ,sig W ,N 2. M! .X ssfsf- f g W E , sg as 4' ' . imc ' ws l r f My d X. S S' as f 1 6 ..,,,: , N X 1 8 ,W 1 B .,,, . VV fl X J , f sm X 1 i X s , X 's ..,.,.,:f 0 X , Q s Front row: Randy Redpath, Gary Pycior, Dave Martin, lim Braswell, Phil Humphrey-captain. Second row: Rick Husky, Terry McCarty, Rick Dean, Kevin Farrar, Steve Steinhilber, John Fox, Craig Humphrey. Third row: Coach Jones, Dave Palenshus, Mark Howerton, Larry Hare, Ray Luster, Dan Savitske, lerry Darrah, Chuck Praznik. Not pictured is Craig Stevick. S H 0 W G R E A T Returning a difficult shot is lim Braswell. IMPROVEMENT R F - The Lee's Summit tennis team, now in its second year showed much improvement. The team led by Coach Lyle Jones had a three and five conference record. Their conference was made up of the Suburban Seven and the Suburban Eight. The tennis team was unique because girls participated in scheduled matches with other schools, although they were not officially on the tennis team. Phil Humphrey captained the team and Dave Martin carried the number one spot. Following him were Craig Stevick, Phil Humphrey, Gary Pycior, and Randy Redpath. Dere Newman, Diane Ray, Ricky Braynt, and Melanie Copple were among the girls who participated in the girI's program. Before the season began two exhibition matches were held with schools outside the conference and the netmen displayed a little of what was to be seen of a much improved season. The team participated in the North Kansas City Tournament and District matches but failed to win a top position after several long battles. The outlook for next year is bright because of the many promis- ing underclassmen. They will be led by returning varsity seniors, Randy Redpath and Gary Pycior. 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Q ' , K ,:gg::e:,-.. ., I, wx X I X - 5 'V lQ 1ii V Sifsbti. i 0 if 9 ff ff Executing a backhand Dave Martin concentrates on the correct placement ofthe ball. Randy Redpath practices his serve while Gary Pycior, not to be outdone, puts his weight into his swing. Dave Nlaring checks his serve by more practice. ,W ,,,,,,,,. f f w Y fn ft -'ar - ! X! I x - 5 N s NX N N 9 X' Y ,Q X , c 3 c 4 Y' - :QR sf l .. f U MW gf W , MQWNWW W Z af mo. Way 7 aff 44 f 'V .,-,,,,,,.-,4..gp-A - pl av- 2 -ie .9--M.. 1 Eye, j .:,,,f,7'si s. - we X ,iw af, . ,,, - , , A-KAY 5 2.f'Fu.Z 'fiY' - - '1-t -11 M' f' 4 wifi. W SKILL, IIVIPROVEIVIENT, DETERIVIINATION, CHARACTERISTICS CF L.S. GOLFERS Coach Bill Brobst's golf team made an improved showing in the Kansas City area. The golfers finished ninth in the conference tournament and fifteenth in the district tourna- ment. Don Olson played the number one man all season. Don had the best score in all team matches except one. He also lead his team as captain. Ron Williams and Mark lVlcClellan usually played number one and number two man. The fourth man alternated amoung lVlat Englebrake, Alan Lane and Bill Hancock. With a majority of under classmen the golf teams future is very bright. There were tive varsity lettermen with two of them being underclassmen. l p-4 L S neu Q v-A - :VL-J 1- W -'- ni-' N-'T' ' I5 71' 4' 'Y ---- .-V 4 serv- 111 .u 1.4 , rf a p 4 -f- I f w 91.3 , M., . ,V , - , A ., . ,M ,,,-. 34,-, Ns. X Team captain, Don Olson, tees off to the number one green. .xlzfffli - ,' W 'T T .1 .u-.3-A V wad? , .,.,.-- . ,, A Coach club. V Afqthifzasu-3-sg.-1 .. ,ut .. F 13 C 3' -- Tl n . -A L ' '.9,r,,-1,1 ,.-...V.,,, :Wyse Q V, . ,. f..- .Via .V ,V 1 1 'A AY-I.- .- 14.3--g r E E ,X l Coach Brobst instructs Bill Hancock on the proper grip of the golf club. fa-oIuva o'1' f 'h'f'i' - .,f,4g,'f.... A A 5, . .,-Q. ,ir ..lf:,3s1,....J.r,L ,.,wL..,.,,--,- -- ,,,A,,, - --,s1- , .. . . f fi n-Q3-it-vfivfsgfv-..rr'r'-k'----Y-f,r 1 T 'if BASEBALL PUT INTO MOTION THROUGH CO-OPERATION OF TEAIVI AND SPECTATORS Lee's Summit's baseball team overcame the lack of upper class- men to have the best season in the three years since it started. Nikk Thompson and Bruce Poland were the first three year letter- men in the sport. Richard Lee, Curtis Clayton and Ralph Hammand were a few of the other great assets. Gene Burgess and Bruce Poland captained their team to a 5 win and 10 loss conference record. Coach Roberts and his team battled all their opponents hard. The team lost 7 out of its 10 losses by just one point. lf three or four more hits could have occured the overall team record might have been much better. The teams progress was indicated by the very good hitting. Bruce Poland, Nikk Thompson and Richard Lee lead the team in that order. 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The busy schedule that M f followed consisted of their third place float for Homecoming, the Harvest Dance, and finally the St. Pat's Dance. Y The class of '71 displayed their many talents in several fields -J -4 LI-GL-,Ag5,j,A4,,,,L,..fL.....f-.usp-'ef all year long including the winning of the Spirit Chain during Spirit Week. v-fir rw'v G x Z Z Z ? f ? i Q Te ff f f Eu 9.4-.A - 7 a l edule that , 4 ,: , f , , ,. ,,, Y ' Y . ' ' V . Y - .V --1 Y 1-W. V Y A Y ,Y,,,,,--4.,,Ai...,,,,.... ,,....A-.,--f.,..nf,f-,V-ner-.A--,--s-,-..-..,v'+rnv..e...'r---1-.-i- SOPHOMORES Gene Aaron Janet Abbott lohn Adams lomlne Allnel DISPLAY Martin Akers Susan Allega lllm Allen Paul Alley Terry Allrson Charlotte Anderson Debra 1. Anderson Debra L. Anderson Terry Anderson Debbi Arbonies SPIRVT Gloria Aremarl Paula Arnett May Arney Terry Ashborn lrit Week. Ed Beeneu Tom Baldwin David Bales Dennis Barnes Joyce Beckner Debbie Bell 125 -fnrzsine - - A ' ' ... .,,..-f 7 '14, . ,...e.,,- .,. . , ,,,.. -, ,f.,- e-.i..- 7 '--f- - 1 . . . . Y . ,. , ,- ,, A ,, . , ,. .., .,,.,.,,,,,,,, ,UM ,,. ,, .,, . ,,. ......,.f.t14,-...em ,,.. .J .Aw . W. ..v..,-.,r, -l,,, N 1 , ,,., , - Kathy Bennett Larry Bennett SPIRIT CHAIN Ma a 5 .,:. , . 5 ,, v , ,,,-:.,, 1 . ,.,.f 'f ,- I I A Za Wffy' ' f v- W ,aw ! f- W ',,, , ,A We wig , ,I,. , f aww, - f aff a f f5.wi', 'f QX Zff at , Z Ma, Mark Bennett Richard Bennett I iff? ig i f f r g f ,Q ,fw 5 It 'f f ff ff' ,II ini fififi Cindy Blanchard Jim Blundell tx ws . Deborah Bowers Becky Bowlin , xf .I f , 1 4, fifff Qi figiif , I 4 A Q I 1 Steve Boxwell James Boyd Roxann Benshoff Bruce Best 4, ' . ,,. Vf,,,...7 ., 4 4, i I X Debbi r, We Susan Boney Beth Bowen I I Bre Skip Boyd Ray Bradley Rick Bradt Trudy Brammer WON BY , iw,,: ,'j,f-'ye , . Larry Brannam Deborah Bray ,..-.,,,.--.r..,. ,.4.- Bo Brown Barbara Burks SGPHOIVIORES ' ' ,4,,, ,,..-..-, ..-,.u.A.-r .--Q-Cl-A19 , ,...,.,e5:. .. 2 ,--.g-,.... ,. ..-,,a.,-p,-W1-.-.-,-L. 1' ... J-. 1 . U, '-s-,,,,,- . A -.. ,ra i if Jack O. 2 E Q S ! ! Bn '3-cave!--.,,. ... N.- . 1, M.- . ' r,-san-A If ,Fx ,,' f..,-, ,..,,,.. - A. -H ,.Lf.i4, ., . . 2.- --Lr r 1-L,-4.v'.f--.----- xv..A.. .,.,, it a f if nf1l,.,.'-.-- . -- .-1 1 r-- -14 -vw.-f--' -ri-' 7-' 5-f-- '1--Ye' f. -' rw vfv ' DNN st Debbie Cameron Steve Campbell Robin Carlson Linda Carnes CLASS ven Brenda Carter Pam Clapp lley lack Clingenpeel Dennis Clymore Donald Clymore Patty Coday af ' Xx Jackie Carr Ron Carroll l s L l Kathy Clark Kevin Clements ADJUST QUICKLY C TO LfLH.S. LIFE f S f , M, fffffi .eff nham james Coffey Mary Collette ZW, .W Corky Cook lay Cook Bruce Cornwell David Cox ROD COX Ron Daly .- .,fz'-Q-qu' f- V. -'jjj ff. 'Q ., ' . .Jil L,-,, - Conrad Danley Marilee Danley . -. , E 7 .. , ,, - -'r W H: . 3 ff 5 - '. A .. o'f'r4--.Af7.u:11,,- I' , 'r ' , ,M -, ,... .Q-in - - ,- sf- '- ' , ' 1 M' C 1 'V, ,- -v Ld' i' ' ' 4 A Marylynn Danley Jelly Dark SCPHOMORE CLASS Jerry Darrah Becky Davis Q' . DOH DaviS Stewart Deaton K Ss 5 s f A f l Conjetta DeCarlo Carol Decker Joyce Decker Pam Decker ,X W' -45 Charles Dellario Colleen Dempsey ST.PAT'S DANCE Z Z 5 S s Pam Edwards Terry Elkins fs' N .s SPONSORS SUCCESSFUL it eee e , 2 2? Q Charles Dickerson John Dir 'll Tp ew A? 'Sc x K Xe sk . W ws.. . .n 1 Sharon Dutro Pat Dwyer Charlene Easterla Mayrelene Easterla Qxgu ti t S X S is Floyd Ellis Matt Englebrake Doris Enlow Karen Etheridge - . f,........,.. v 2-4-'H' -'-f 1 ,..,.,-,... ,.,,,-1. ,.,',.. .:..'.v r,-'.,' I -' l V A QQ 1 - , W AA,, f F , X Karen Evans Vrckr Evatt Sue Ewrng Larry Fann Dec Roxanne Fetters Donna Freld Wally Frke Jeff Fischer FOR BUSY AND arry Foote Sandy Fosbargh Vrcky Foster Glenn Foulke INDUSTRIOUS W SUPHOIVIORE CLASS ,, ,,- ,., .4 Ak HARVEST DANCE Donita Gillespie Phil Grabmiller Q, , W' Debbie Groceman Connie Gross Ella Handy Kirk Hankins Jerry Harris Terry Harris .. ... ar-- 7 W f ,X 9 - David Galloway Carol Gentry lerry Gibeson Mike Greenwell Ron Greer ViCki9 GVGEE Marsha Groves G Claudia Guffey 1'-r.1fv..'-1 - ..J xl, raa.-4 -...., -ww, 4 2 ,ve ' 'O , , , QQ? 6 if 6? l W f ge ' ill 1 73? . e 4 Q! ' A WW ' l '13 I f' 50' W W 0 Z ' 5' , , 0 1 49 WA? Z 2 IZZOI ef f 0 I . , , , ,U ag f fa, ,f Z 9 23 Helen Gill Robes Alan Griffith W 6,0 U, f f , 'iff Wf' ' V- ' 4 T 1 KW i ff ,, y,,...fv W if b ' b SOPHOMORE TOUCH Connie Harlan Nancy Hart Linda Hartman Dennis Harvey '. Www, llfph' , , De Mike Harp Cfalg Pat Harvey 5-'52 'QF'-vu.. ..,..-, 1 nz., -1!-' A .,.f,. -1, - ' :4 5 Zh f W W ,W Off f ,X f 40 Z yf Dfw 1 , 4 f 1 f f J IZ W , If X f f f 6 ff ,X II, Q ff 1 A vw, fwfwl 1 if, I , J ,,, W 0 'X 1 f -' W , b Q Q IM f 'f 76 4 W f 9 J 2, 5, Aw A f J, , f f f f f XZX' V, ff44W,,4f if X ' W v I X f J X df f W ,M 'V f J f e Q 5 'D K f , , , - J , ,,.V. .---- 'fe L- c , , ..-, f+.1lV-...-e- ' . A . ., , v f ' ,,,.'. -gs ,, f 1 sv Y M' ' Jerry Heavllm Connle Hess f VYZM W, ,, I W X W 'Z ' W W 2 I .WWW 'se ff Q W W f W X fm, X' WW X ' '4 - 6 , s W s -J W Richard Holland Alan Holmes RESPONSIBILITY 7 el' Dewey Johnson Diana Johnson Michele Johnson Tom Johnson Marsha IOIIUSIOJJ mem' jones , , A - 1 -.H 1 ' ,,,.,..- - - r- ff ' 'V , . ' ,.. -- . --41.--4'-'1-j'f,'i3-'y Q - ,f.1-f,-pm., 71 . ,. .V e , ,..i,.,- H ff --r V Q4 f.,.a,4. .- 1- 4 4,,..ve' PY,-..4.:.p-.... ...yy- ,-,. GF? I Jeff jones Gary Kasson ? Lg f,,', 3 - -'1 I --'2A - .,:. ,222 ef' gl 4' New MQ5 WWW' f X 'fu y' ...A, Q Peggy Ketteman David Kincannon fi f X Janice Langsford lim Leach CLASS EVER 4.1: Steve Long ..,..1....Y ., --.- ...a,,- Ann Lykens 'Y-1.1-I .-1 ...f..f'-- 4.-e.1-.,,,-...J 11.5.-I.. .. ff ,.-.,1.., CLASS OF Bill Keeran Vikki Kenemore HW, , . hqhl f , W, Trisha Krebsbach Gene Land Debbie Lane Bev Laney W ,'V, V f , f f , , . V 2 ,fm ' Y ,',, M X I Xl 4 rr ,733 ', A ,0 f, MW ' if 2 2 L 5136 Q is -U Sf gg, aw W , Q TSW.. . X ogg -.: ....- ..::2f115:, l Y Yf1...::- gg? ,ig S I.. ,XXSQ ef 2 -U QD I-'F Z Q '-Q' 3.x N 'If' 5 f Q. 3 S L -4 fu 35 S I U3 Z' , Q m ,- I SS 2 Q cz. M4 .4 - cu N V I - m N4 : E 'D o I- I ' If EL 5' cu 2, -1 XX Ualfld Lynn Darlene Macy Judy Madden Kathy Markham 'lf.1l ' -7ie+.ffi, Lr11.I Barl 1 I ElTl0l'6 , ,N 5 L1-.., I W- ef-l4'fff'.v fl-2.1 I ' ' fr ' A .iIL,.- - V. .- B . - B -+1f,y,igf Q ','Q,IQf.fi7 ' LC,.,fI'.' '-Ill- Q ..,f.1,.. l.7'.fI . B X I - Z! 'I X ,ff 1 l v X gjy -::e,.E 1 2 -,,,,-le: Q! W I I X Za , ff eeee . 1 I ,, . we if , uf ff I V , 4 I f ' W . NN.. ,,,.,, - W sf , ff 'I M' M . ff i 'f M GLW? Z L31 MV? ' iff f ' 7 Z Z Barbara Martin Becky Martin Diane McBroom lim Mcllambrldge Mike McCann Stella McCarty A . g f ff ! , , ,, gm 5. 4 h - J f ,, 4 A ,,,4,7af-5,52 fi s' ll 57 4 9- 'AA' X, . l sexi? a 95' ckhart 1 , 1 Y I . , ,I 4 if I M -2 ZW fa Q lim McCoy Susie McKinley Dorothy Meier BHVYY Mefflef Dana Miller Lewis Miller '44W4fWle, Minda Mclluiston Teresa Meeks EXHIBIT David Meyers Rose Mielcarek .. ,.-5 Mary Miller patlvlllls QUALITY Becky Millsap Wade Minor WW WW ,f KW!! ff x X f f Q M W f .4 6 QM 5 Wifi? W ff aa ,igasf5,,y:a2m,,.,,,,:N V. l A ,Ns -W ,Q f I f 4, af-ji cw ff ff , Z ,f W 4 We 'Jciyf Q W Y 62 I ,,I', W, . . ' hard Moore vlcky MIICIIEII Joyce Moeller PHY Moore R'C at - -BMW A' I a .. 5-4.4-' J.,-.-A .k.. Roger Moorehead Sandy Morehead P Y Mike MurDhy Brenda Murray WON BY SGPHOMORE Linda Ochs Mary Orf Denise Paul Debbie Peerson r ' ,-Y., .:. ,,u.n.. A-, ' ' ' :W Z f f BOU Moulwn Chris Mueller UGLY IVIAN CONTEST John Neal Patty Nease Larry Park Dennis Parker BOB IVIOULTON 77 . f ,lm 'I Kathy Mullens 10710 MUVPVW lohn Murski Chris Myers f' Tom Nichols Carlene Noland Randy Parks Don Patterson 5 P' If f , fl , ' f P X 7 I . f, f ,i ,,,., Bud Penney lohn Pentico -rm,-1.1-'Pf..:-1 W VW aj f A! i ,.,....,s , ,,,-V-.-,.,,,,,,,,,, J ' 'RW'-'.?'f,I'0'ut M, ,, . pa-. . as wa r Noland terson AAAAAA M , f-' ' 7 aa itico ,g,4,..4L.-'-Y-'.f,A-f5- 3 L 1' T' ' ' ' ' . , -A-,-,.... n--Ib-1 rx rw - '1'T'- 4,7 Cindy Perdew Karen Perkins ? CONTRIBUTE Sharon Pinnick Candy Plunlee Lois Price Calvin Prine Buster Pruente Danny Quick LSiLH. SCENE --,s- ar n.p. 4-www' 1' -M Qian. f CHHVIGS Pfeffef Tom Piccinini Barbara Pi SUPHOMORES erce Jane Piggott Mike Pollaro Chuck Praznick OUTSTANDING CVHZENSHIP Roger Randall Roy Ratcliff Ray Richard NHHCY Recker g'a 9 5 J if i-I 54 ' :sf X . ,W S f, , . r Linda Reynolds Jackie Rhoades Sandy Rhoades Marsha Rider Mary Ridge DOF' RWTH' ,,,,-..--Yr-W -f- Q, -,I Tom Robertson Tom Rochat X. Ford Rogers Laura Ross Vickie Scott Greg Seiner Mike Shepherd Mike Shirley ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS uewpf -1--1.1 ly.:--.q -14.4 f f , f Zin! . . ' 535'-rf ---,-- -- .,-.f -.A K1---1,- SOPHCIVIORES PARTICIPATE NW Carolyn Roderick Anne Rogers Barbara Ryan Vickie Scantlin Dan Scultz Tony Scott IN IVIANY EXTRA- CURRICULAR Terry Shame Steve Shearer Jackie Shook Margaret Shortino Greg Siegrist Peggy Sikking Terry Simmons Alice Sloan David Smaltz Ann Smart 3.1 .x. 4 , 1- r-. , ' .- -5--4 - - f 41 I -Y,,, Ev. f-,.',.,- . ,... - . f N LF. .J . r 'M' .,- -. ...- 4 Y, .M 'H-gqtiriaqg ' ' -, -q ae- 2.5 'h r , ,, ,., -.-.,4,-.N ..,,,, , Q- .- Q -- ,, r-hr Sl Rol 7 A Sym of gd, 1 fi., X Xx,x Q f 4 0 X X LBS fe X x X I tt TEV ,W sf. S X xx? QS A ss X Q QQ X ,O ess X 2 M, QA M S S S'X 'sSv x lx Q X AN Q . -5 6 A king X' 1, X ff I f 4 W rt In-T Q.,,,.71 ,,.. N ,, , 'f - 'S'-' If f -M -.ff-11.---.F W., ,- . , ,,. ...,,.,,,,,, ,Q , ,,, ,,, ,- .p. 4,.1.-, . -,, , VL., H-V, '--HH f '- --.Q - y' .1 - , , , Debbie Smith Richard Smith Rose Sobek ' Lois Spillars , 4Q 4 eewmqw fxxm - f ' f, V , Nina Stephens Alan Stephens Ric Summers Paula Talbott ATHLETIC STANDARDS ,.,,.,, --,. .., f.L--..-. .f.. v,:' 'H' ' - . . .L- A-pz - -f?,'MQ,'-' f .,.,..,-., A V ' 'T 7' 9' ..l ff fhg ' 7 ' A,,Vg.,,,j,,g, -,,--.Q ,,- -L, , 1 ,.,-4, -yafwhni-1.1 I 1 I I- V L' 'U' V J - ' , . QQ... ,LQ'.'Q,.'2, ,.l',.-Qfafe ,Lf ff L - -T M A' 4 F, ' 'T' ' 3 Q- Kathy Thomas Bambi Thompson SOPHGMORES SERVE Brent Thompson Elaine Thompson 441 John Thompson Vicki Thompson loe Towns Ginger Trets Pam VanVleet AT Bob Vestal PROM ,,,a.,-54,44- fgfyia ,,1'-.'i.4a4 .--1. -,., ,.qn..p.,...-..,,,1-p.:.nu'. .1'.a',- Tony Tilley Ellen Tippie Terry Toms Nancy Topper UPPER CLASSMEN Talby Twilford Vickie Vandaveer 4 , 1, Y-Q.., - .aftfri-f1'ef'1i W-...... 51- 1,1--f4-- f f zizii 2 1 ff X 5 is , as s-.: if X Karen Voight Paula Volkmer Christy Vulgamore Peggy Wagner l ,iq s X my Mike Wallace Rhonda Walter Stanley Ward David Webber S ? K S A X X - . -.A-va .,- -1v,n -1 I x . -H . 'J' - - Q 4----. ,.-5'- nf-'14-v :nv-- , , a ei -in , , , , - . A . -, va E ' we '.lQ'f '- ,,,,k . . -.--......V,......,fE....-1.5,--5 11 r- - gl. -. .J , .. . , -V 1 ' ' 5 ,.r...-fn.an4 ES y Topper andaveer , WW ,f ,f 1 ll F SOPHUIVIORES WORK loan West Mary Westbrook Gary Williams Mack Wrllrams Pat Wrllramson X 195 N f s Joyce Woverton Gordon Yates lohn Yeldell Susan Young -.vtgfii--if, t -1' 5' ,1 'f f 7 fd f 3 'lr f ,f ,5 Q, a Q1 I 2 1 ,AQ Z' Beverly Black Randy Blanscet Debbie Boedeker Ward Bond Linda Born William Boyd Sharon Bradshaw Clinton Bradt Terry Brannan Lyle Brizendine J U N I ORS DeniseBrown TA K E Diane Brown FIRST PLACE IN HALL Ron Browne . Anita Bryant Geneva Burch Gene Burgess Marlan Burkhart Alan Cable Ernie Caine Greg Callahan Curtis Carter - ,,v,- -1- .1-F. ,.,.u.-- M COIVIPETITION ,1- ,,..,. ' Z '- 0335 Mike Cline Pam Cotfee Bob Collette Bev Collins Roby Combs Robert Conners Janice Coonrod Wanda Cooper Melanie Copple Cathy Corn JUNIORS TURN ON HOIVIECOIVIING SPIRIT 4 X , X as S. cg ,' fi? if ' K ,K X ii ' ' fa! s 2 afgxswg -E fl' Q. L , , ,Q , N , rw X '-'. ii ,,,, , N. . ,.A-,. . .e.. Q., ex ss f X xx f s ' ' DSX , Ysfgsg i 13. if les, -x I X xxxx 1 , . '-'-' - -'-'- 7 , X Q - is f ss My 5 .,,,, Q 3 ,y Y y, X j M ,W- Wrss ,nv ..u.. .. .- l , . Dave Cross Joe Crossley Marietta Damon Sandy Darrah Tom Davis Ed Decker Leonard Decker Judy DeFreece Ronald DeFreece Lonnie Delancey Carleen Dempsey Vickie Dickout Lance Dillenschneider Nancy Dillon Ronnie Dodson Carol Drake Rick Droege Rick Duncan loanie Edwards Judy Edwards Minabeth Elterman Mike Englebrake 1. Jig, .--gf -f,.-', .p-..-1 V ' f' ' ' ' ' - av.. .sy .2 - , ,..,.,4..,.,..,V.. , . iv-'F- 'f-' F jf ' ,Q , --- ,..V.,,...,e,. - g!Q',Z1A . ' .UA l ww 9 U Daryl Hall Larry Hall Zona Hall Paul Hallowell Debbie Enyeart Ronnie Frisman George Fagan Bill Faust Ferroll Fitzpatrick Jennifer Flanders John Fowler Richard Fuerst Mike Gailey Linda Geagan Marcia Goodnight Sherry Gragg Faith Grayum Sheryl Grazier Julie Greene Peggy Griffin Judy Grogger Earl Hacker K .., -W -. -f 7..,-...,'S,.---A-fa--wr' , , f a -x', . 1 F .5 ., -f---.:'r':-1 f or . . 4 Lf---V--el--H'--' -. 1 f , I .,-, -,.'-Q.. Y, I , Vip- , - lwvL h AP, V- -- 1 ' H' +I. 'f fefrr' 1 f - 1 , QL . . A f- -f'-ff' -4' JF A ' ' 11.-f Y 14 ,,,,.-nv..p 104 4 W ji' 'W f 15 fxx f W, X. , 1 aw , o f I4 4, lv zz, ff I-wg 2 Q ,, -I ,W f wa 4-I -. ' , ' 5,7 . ,tw , - Q' af iv f .Q 'Bmw ff 1, Q ',,zg.? K V ,A 0 Q tg fly , ff W at J-.. .. , ' ' 3' Debra Hamilton Linda Hamilton Ruth Hamilton Ralph Hammond Sherry Hammond Watha Hannaford Larry Harness Linda Harshner Nancy Hartley Mark Hawthorne Richard Hedges Harold Hedrick Marvin Heftner Lana Henderson Stan Hewitt Lea Hoffman Pam Hoke Donna Holzer Tim Honeycutt Lynn Howard Mark Howerton Larry Hudson ,4- vvpff CC ia.,-,fu pu . ,:,3,..,'-.n'.,-- ' . f' - ' r 4 1 - -1,1 'A w ' W. ,.,.--..f+...1.f.,--. -t 1 -fr' ' . -.', - V-'.:4'-f-'- '- S ' H ' 'R Lgmg' Q ' . L A CONCESSION STAND SPONSORED BY JUNIORS Barbara Hughey Rosalie Hutton Gary ladlow Sandy Jensen Vanessa Kane William Kartsonis Maureen Kelly Wanda King Tim Kinnaman Donna Kite Dave Kreher Ronnie Krohn loyce Kunard Jacqueline Landahl Alan Lane Valerie LaRose Lynn Larson Richard Lee Tom Lehman Genia Lilly Craig Linthicum Kay Lockhart 4 , . . y ,1.f.JA5--- t Sw sz A ral UW . ,.,., 3 N .. S Y ea X S555 ' r Egg? S fs , HSN. x :Lf , f of S RNS as f we , Z isis' f X ff . . S Xsfsss ' is S , L rf , ,,., . V ' i VANS ' A r ,.,. 5 .,,. 5 E5:5Q::s -.I 42, fx Sf, 5 K WNSQ 1 L a L as X .. Q ,, - Sw W X Q , .yigfg 5, Sb t ' - . 9 ,Q Q ,Ms M -se x, ,M I M,..h HON , 4 ,ugpw-2 A l47 , e Ain, ,. '--- 'PT -' Qfj' ...--are----,--'K ,,. ' ' ' ,M ,J 1... .4-5' f' ' f' A ... X .,-,,.L -1--- ,,.,'L1-cv, , -,. . ---f ' Mike McClanahan Sue McCoy Sheliah McGlothlin Deitre McGrath Susan Mela Carolyn Merrill Carol Miller Jean Miller Harvey Morgan Diana Muller Karen Murry Beckie Nett Dere Newman Harold Newton Darlene Lowry David Lukens Martin Magers Ted Manley Debbie Maynard Dick Maynard Terry McCarty Jan McClintock X f W , I ,ff 0 I WW Q f WW ff W JZ f w,,ff.Q,,J!f Q4 :Q Z 'ff ,,,. -, , ,fff we ' P 21 JUNIOR CLASS - .Av al I 1 . Y- I , ' 'df'-rn-g.1fn,,g Aera.- 'f J, 1-Q.. ..- !, 1 ty 'S f in , '1,- 1 A.. ,. 4 , . W , - . I-.I f dill .-4,.-'-L,....,1i:t,,,',.n,.,,--, -1 fer' - Q-gl. -A ' 4. ,--V 1-6, V,--.-P -wif-1-1-1 P -g , ., ..:.. A -Jil --V--e-I f fe..e-.,-..'- 1' -W 4 egos., 451 , ,,x, X, 472 X L 4 W 5 -I - 2 51,57 27' if W is ' 4, '4 l 7 f' W X I X f ff? Sue Niliel Kathy Nyquist Gary Oberhelman loanne Oldberg Mary Olde Steve Owens Anita Painter Judy Palenshus Ronald Palmer Sue Pancoast Russell Parker Debbie Parsons Bev Patterson Larry Peace Sue Peace Alvin Pemberton Brenda Perdue Todd Pesek Gary Phillips Carol Plumlee Karen Poos George Potter ., I ... ',,. ... V , A .ffw ,N,,,L,,,-,-,--Q f ,,-.e.-.f---- - , ,' , '...u . I , .fr - -M -291- -' ' .. Ag-, 4 ., F-,,! '1fJ,'-an A . , ,, , . ,- P--f M -- .I X., h 4 AA , , ,H ,U .J ly! - ,- , f f f V ffffftx ,Q 1,4 fy X X HARD WORK UNIFIES JUNIOR CLASS -15' A , I I X ,N K Y so I, Q 'f Linda Powell l 2 y . i l Ya 5 X 2 f 5 s , A A - tml, x X W N -.:.,,,,::3,. I -- ,V K Wx TT 5? f X Gary Pycior f R, , Debbie Ragsdale Danny Rannabarger ......,. X- D .K .,,,. ef Q ax ,s-ig er T ' ' 'f SDS 1 , 2 t f Floy Ray Steve Raymond Randy Redpatb Bill Reed Calvin Reignhard Steve Rentro Gary Reynolds Debbie Rice Guy Richardson Kim Rightmire Connie Robie Cathy Robison e , Guy Rolls A Ronald Rooks Pete Rucker 3 , at o . N 'x i 1 se 3 E . ,.... Ted Ruhling Debbie Rush Robin Russell S I fy I W 150 l , . X ,. 5 , A f 1 fff 5 1 ,Q aw M. Ae x... A -rf. gg.. --f. .2 -.... ...A-V ,-,,,, ir L., , . A , ,rl .,,. f-g..u.wgg-1:11. .44 -,-..-t,A-.pf, ,f 1 WM: 1 V M .... , xx V Q y Q , o r M, if, ,,,--, rw- r -z.--.1 44,--. s1.-.- ,-.,4-,rgf.1-i,-. , uk, 4 rn ,-v,,p-,gr-vln-1..r-vi r-1 1.--4 vqrh-1,4-w,rSn+-e'. -U11 rn 1-v ' F ,.,. U... .L..'.r,,., , f ,,v--no-3'-Eur., . pgirfa--:Q J' ' U 4.,. , V 1 - f .f4:.,,.-..-p...c,.4--. ,arg ,.', .V ..f,...,. Ai., T.. . Cuba Warren Anita Waugh Russ Weaver Steye Wehmeir lo Ellen Wiegle Virginia Weinstein Patty Wells Rick West ,,, . -bn at aa,asa.,, t . y Sandy Tripp Bill Troumbley Gayle Troutwine Jennifer Truslow Tanya Twiford Mike Vance Debbie Van Scoy Candy Vasko Mike Walker Ed Walton John Westbrook Randy Westerfield Mike Whaler Mark White 4 .- 5,1 - ,a -p.-1 ,,,,..,.-..-4,- n K4 ' . , JUNIDRS IVIDVE FORWARD WITH HIGH STANDARDS DF LEADERSHIP 5 QSWA ssbaiglxfveff X wiv! ,, .. David Wright Robert Wright Kathy Wroughton Rick Yeates lack Yeazle lim Yeazle John Williams Tony Williams Tony Wilson Betty Winfrey Claudia Withers Barbara Witherup lean Wolfskill Randy Wood Connie Woodford Dennis Woodruff 1 .ng 'JW'-A AS . . 7 X X f X A L f QQ W E ? W x SDN X W w 3 is x ff- Q ,A ,'42f'f 6 Q. 'fx - N 2? . 'J' Qi S 5:1 j Q X X' X E f- .- Q E :asv-' 'Y -:,.:aa:s'a ,f xxx S fx 1 X s E yggwywwsxf : , . ...V f ,,..1 , S 1 Qc., ' X ,, E Ss, . x :ami-.Q A R b fe ,wx A ' , gf, .Q . kg X 7 .Mffz 4 ,X gy AQ, i5i,i X WW s X ga W. XX . .nik XF ?S sigSSiSW f ' wX5'S?w Q S W R X , V T SN EESM 5 ,f In gif EXE UNDERCLASSIVIEN ENJGY ENTIRE SCHOO YEAR M vvl' 1' .,-f --4 T 'aww 9 4 ix Qxx V E 2 f , f Q? ' X r X .. 4 S E . , r g- , S E' Y w X fy f im:-j.,1.,3e5fy W X X if WMWWW 'f My f W 14 1 f .M ZW f 4 2 J 2 2 MM. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1969 ,f K '7'1 f ffhuff M f, fr Z ' ' . Q , If ,ww ff I ff, f.,.W,,,,fW Q f f W ., .,:,x K ,,,, ., f, f t 4 ,F ' ' f ,W W 4, W' -: wx ., . x :GSK i ,fffwif f . 'f f aff' ' sf ' ,Y ,, f Q x X ,' X ,W 1 M S -e r ff WV we , ,1 G r T W pf ,f f f f , X , ':' ww , mfr W W A JW S We xt 4 as r 'U r T r , l A .fl Y ,, , 3 75 W css ,hy ,Sym fi ,if M, N, ,f WWW, . v W M QA P N A S rf' - f' 's.?Ss I fW' 7 7 ii ff ' f 'X' Wf .-S as X , W - N , Q, fr ,f r af f ' f, QW Q Ns f V X fp' , ' ,f 0 ' , W ' ' 4 'f S .. -X , 7 ,Q , ,4 I f ' V, ,g 6' is . Q? S , ' ' 'Q Ns, ' In Q. Q sa S S 4 .N-'S S? H4 3 L, .-SSX 09 S S x,D,.fT.7 ,, ol V ' A , S ,Q K ? 5 3 ag , Z ,Q f S3 S S Q , was we ' if ' '7 0 7270 i, 'T W waw ,, f X 1 Z as flwf 7 lim Winburn President Susan Bowness Secretary lim Belt Tina Mctluiston Vice-President Treasurer A new and fruitful experience faced the class of '69, Three years of high school prepared them for lull time jobs, for college, and the trials of everyday lite. The class ot '69 won the Homecoming Float competition and placed second in the hall competition during Spirit Week. The Senior class sponsored the Christmas Dance and used their rank to influence other dances. The Seniors had a relatively easy year accomplishing what they set out to dog graduate. lim Winburn headed the Senior Class for the 1968-69 year, with lim Belt as Vice-President. Susan Bowness kept the records as secretary and Tina Mclluiston handled all monetary matters. M.', ,.,..-c- 7' rv T ,4 ,. ,-- , L4 'Y F-I' f 4,,. ,,.,, Q - 'fi'-A' H. -J y l 'f '- H.. ,av i.'9 1' f -,lee . B- Q aff ...sw , 'f s . 5 M ,w s :Nm W, I. WZ? f 1 f A M aa, 2 3 U 2 ,, 5 WM? Q f 7 1 f I X , ,ZW Mm , , A 49. :Q Q ,im A A N f X f W, 2 J, , xwm XX X sX N - ,sp A X s ss TN QS SX ww sw KAW N xv XX N ini , 1 ' , TV ffl, ,g ff f iff! the trials secretary ' . ',.,--.-.,-Y-..,,.., ...f,. .-,.. ..v- - '--'f' ms Terry Adkins Paul Ahner Carl Allison Candy Anderson Carol Anderson Larry Anderson Parn Anderson Clfldl ANTHONY Daphne Atchison ani Arise Bin Bailey ViCli9Bf1 Pgtgy Bgmett DBVFGH BBN SENIORS DISPLAY E N T H U S I A S 'VI Two seniors, Barb Schwartz and Joy Swezy, are enthusiastic after Tiger victory. i , i 1 i i wil' 27' B E G X 351' B Janice Bean Michele Bechtold Pat Beets lim Belt Eva-Q B NP' Nm Carol Bird Harry Blundell Judy Boedeker Mark Bolin ,, 5 ., wwe .Y-,.,.,.,f,-,---.v'.. -,.'f.- .--,.,,,rv,f-,v..-,-,. .-.. V,,..,X,.,Y ,-,, 1 N stir: after I, X if 2 ya w N wa , NNW. -MS of x SWF Phyllis Bowlin Ron Bowlin Susan Bowness Mike Braden Fred Brandt Connie Branham lim Braswell Gary Brown Margy Brown Dawn Browne Ricky Bryant PHTU Burdick r V . ,LA-A ,,,...,.,.,,..-4-1.-'-V'-'1:j'r , A Y,.....A.-. 9 -- -v-f.,5.,.,-,. , , - A V. qi .,, u ,, ,,-,, .. f V . . , 4 'P ' ' - ,r .. ., ,,...- ,Jr--,,..w ,.- ..-, , Y' - ,A J, 'T1 ff' Nancy Cable Gary Cagle ludy Campbell Dick Cary be XM Le Karen Carlson Robert Carroll lo Carter Dean Cecil Terry Chamness Catliie Chiles Judy Clingenpeel loey Cochran yi - e--- -....,ig.., ur.. ,V K C 'f --i-pa-1- - .. ,.n.-fx 4 . i Ss 5 ,ireeww.e .:.A. Www r l N ssmg N SWQS X. si, S ls X 4 7 1 Q X S? A l f, 22323 X1 X fx ss X afsi lVNW efgfs 'Z f', X 4gyrawf,,,f' ' X lyfz if ' X .. H ,,,,,,, , M f,,,,,,,, W vw' ff , f y , 5 , ZZ, , Nwsw X xo X X X so N5 Y , ,'f,,f ' ff, ,, egrweaaeaa, we 64,7 V f ffe f W' ' ' f 43' f X ! f Z We ri f w ix S ls EQ? X N X E, ' l W Walt Colburn Senior, Dave lVlartin, practices science theories in the lim West studies the fundamentals of 'EIU Art History in Art I. 5? WW' Leslie Cole Karen Conde Jerry Connor Kathy Conway Larry C00p6r np-1-W i , .f 1 -f E 3. ,, , ' fiir Q lerry Copeland Skip Copple Pat Crowder Claudette Crowe Sandra Curry Y,,-..,-.-.,---- - -- - W l WM ' f' f' f W . , Ml,f,,,- i Linda Greenwell and Sheila Williams discuss Tigerette tryouts. l l l 1 4 A . V 4, 'I 1:.:,,,v,..l, .f7!f' ' ., , 531 Q 4 iii' fy fic 0 , I W ,V Debbie Dale Terry Daly Linda Daniey Nlarie Davenport Cheri Davis Dwight Davis i ff' 4 Frank Davis lim Davis Linda Day .Ianice Decker Tom Decker l i l i . l 5 Q-'V f' 'U N Wf 1 Phyllis Dellario Steve Dempsey M, 4- rv-7.rfr-4. , S.. .ix . . 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Wgwf' rf' Rod Gough Dorothy Gover Keri Grabmiller Nancy Grady W f M4956 f M00 y, ,Wang fa Z a 1 f 1 M W iff? f f fl. f f? ff f ' WW 152 . f W' W' y Zmgiy - Qrlil? ' ' 'o :?:l'f.l?-,, ? ' y W, , 77 52' l-,i ' 1 ,W fi ' tf '- ' :Q Z 1 1, , 'QW if 5 il? UWM X! I f f Q f f 1 ff 2 1 W f l f 2 f X24 2 y 4 ZHZZ if y ff Wayiarai r ' Z? ,f fy, ' 4 if QQ M, Q 4 .f W f W ,YZ of 42 fa 'p Z X ffe ff 77 f My? Z X A:-:we f X iff' , Debbie Gravino Ken Greene Linda Greenwell GHVY GVGQE ' ' ,,, :.- -.11-'-if 1 ,ff-. ...W 4' ,,,-p,. - ' f' ,gs-. -- n .,, p4V,,V,.:,, 'I -...i-gp-L ,,.- . .- ,Y --.-- WM m,...... if -. v. li H h F., In. 'U lf ll yi ,F il. lb l.. li' ,. f in i lb le- I . , if i F H- Y'- , I ,, 1 ' ll A .4 . . ,,...,..,,.-.Q ' ' ' N,.,., ' ,,. ,fig 1 ,V X, 'L ,qu pw , 4k Students, Cindy Penney and semi savnske, give their ' undivided attention to an LSHS ' Assembly program. f f W f A Q2 6 ,WWE Paula Grooeman lenniter Guttey Steve Hagerty Z f aa ff, Sharon Hall Larry Hamilton Frances Harlan M-L W qhgpunfvf Rose lVlary Harris Pat Hawkins My Sharon HavvkinS lim Henson Randy Hermance Sheryl Hess 166 , , David Hinman ,JW 49' wwgwx lVlaroy Hlnson Linda Hitt Dennis Holcomb I lohn Holcomb , x o new ago SS? 4 . QR Hawkins Debbie Humphrey Phll Humphrey llll Humphreys Brad Hunzlker Q3 W Hmmm Susan Huskey Lmda Hutton lvllke Ingham lfill l2CkS0n - , .- .-.. -A 9 -ff 1---Y1,- - ' A.:,.. -' ff' , Q, . Lula --1' ' ,,ff.,, , -V ...4 I Qfgql ,cu .- ' -gy-p.. -, ,v 'A - f I ,g. .J T, , , ,.i 7 I ' wry-W, 'UQ Q 'W f- Larrylenkins Cnrislolinson Steplianielolinson FVGUIONWSTOU 4 . R V ,rr 1?4,,,2.f'nr L, ,!,v-.-- -A. YARV ff lim Jones Shirley Kaiser lVlary Kappel lim Kelley W S HX S A 'X . N.. JN L r., N mx . I Sai .J f.l?,.e ' v 'xx K ' 1 y ff . lan Kenemore Nancy Kennedy llllike Ketteman Fran King A-.7 .-.U-.,- -- .., - .. -'-- - --Q, M Nan .L--n4..- , JULA1 - is-it-:ov-5 . L- n ff-2 2 Z i ,N I Z? s ,7- Sarn Kundrat SN ' f f . f ss iss Larry King ts L X ti s R S 1m,.,,.,,, E-fr- im Ehad Diener compiles an art history report for an Art Janice Bean constructs a paper sculpture. class. Darrell Kunard af f s X MQW' Don Land Greg Lang Debbie Larson Karen Legant l' Nancy Leonard T Randy Lillard Danny Long Ray Luster Chuck lVlacD0nald ,,V, ,,.,-,,.,,.-..,-,-.,.f-f-j---- - '.K,,-. ...- , ' f I ff ,W -' C A an , km, 9 Q ,Vx dang P i W' . rf' N747 5 2: Ei-fit 1'f f G . ' fi att? Grace Maddex Dave 'Vlartin 'T Cindy Farrand applies make up to Cheryl Hess for the Childrens Theatre production, Snow White . Margaret Mathis Amy VIcCarthy Mark McCle7 Ian Steve iVcCIune Peggy McCoy Shana McCann Lois McCracken NYM t s fe fiff f hw , 15 ,A i 'XXX Qi .Q-f-aff L 'WM Jim McGhee ViCkY MCKWGY Tina MCOUiSt0h Diane McReynoIds Jay Milam , . . F.. .Y, Y-flf?,.. .. N ni .,--,-AIN-H-U , Y xhV.- Y' VV -- ------f - , ., ,F ,..',... M l Barbara Mi ler oslnlil? ff WQN be r aaaa o aaf aaaa M . I A itb 5E..7, , ,,., , Syl, V'1'1' X ...X B X X Y Q . VW lohn Miller Dave Mills Kathy Minshall Y Bob Mitchell Bob Monsees S x wig f Deeanna Moore ludy Moore MEN Gary Moorhead Stan Morrison Nancy Moulder Ed Muckey K- ' ' r, ,-,.-p.A'--41-fl--: 'r ,,,,.,4.-.. ,,.-..--',.ff Aly-: ill' 'L WMM V Steve Mulford Debbie Mullins Pat Murphy Paul Murphy Vfe' f lim Murray Ronald Murry Ronald Narron Doug Nazworthy lanetNeal Vicky Nelson Sherry Nine Don Olson ,:,L- A., l Def Qi V., ,Inu J -1 -l.-4.1:Sa-v1- A2 KAN Qi sw Qs yt ..,a:::s. N nc, PFNS its Q x wg 6 ff ,WM ,ff 3 f X est .ix sp P x I E X X D s We X x X if X X I X Skxxxx xx is 'af wsww f f Xl f at , yjA X f P X X if Q' xx ff rw me t A t as . if f :ss ' a -. - if - P . I -1. :Egger Q Q Ns Z 1 f Ss t X QXESXRW 3 ' M, ,p:5,5,5g.:s-Ii' ,A X, K P '- . Q t P Q Floren a Ort Peter Ort Tgm Qrtnei lim Jones slaves over senior term paper. Rhonda Palmer VBBMN-Q-gf i sl Rick Patterson Cindy Penney Www' P tt Bruce Polen Patsy Porter Dean Pettyiohn Craig Phillips lim iggo 173 W, 'p , ,-p,. .,,-lqef --I-Y . '. .f..,.,,Y--u....4-. ' r -' S' ff We M, , 1:77 V' 1 ' MWXM affix, . . y a , f' .f if Q' Ka ,X j f A,, ' Susan Potter Carolyn Pritchett Na, lim Pruente Rick Radford E '..: 1 :... :... 5 .,..:. , '- -wa-:-, -1 W X E Harry Biundell presents Sylvie Valette with an honorary membership in Le Cercle Francais. Nancy Rains Vicky Randol Bear Myr i-Ann Ransom Rick Rasmussen Barbara Rathbone VW USF ,t 7 5? if l 77, Dennis Reeves Susan Rhode R , ,... s,,.,,-,4,.........: ' wr oger Riffie Paul Rittersbacher G0rd0h Roberts ll .. ,u u ? ' ' ew '-5.'uZ, , -- -'- -. ..-X1.-P--L..'--we-,A-.. .V,,f,.,l.-..-,Q-,,..:,.f-,.v5'y,. ,4,,. .- ,-.,-,,,,,,,, ,,,, , , wash' of an , of ,, ,ff I Gayle Robertson Leah Robinson Pam Russell Scott Savltske I, ship in Le Cercle 'Www 'bv' ff' - Ma, Sandra Schlobohm Kathy Schmidt Joe Sehreier lim Schultz I Rathbone ff Barb Schwartz Mlke Seaton Sam Sellers Dave Settle Roberts ,7 --m+4s.g'e'.g 1 R of ---f--A-elef-'j-'jr2 ,:f 'L-'Qf-1L'Is.M R , , ,. 4 I , M ' S i 'y-- rv-pawn ,f ,, . -,Jn-.-...fn .. ...... ,WW , .,,, , MW .,, y,, T .M X, WH -vfqggy ,,,, 'WWWM4 ,, 'V f ff , S Z . f 11, 3 ..,- L, ,Z ' r Y . -. WW f H f we , , ay W. , - ' x ' , lohn Shewmaker M-Www' ' Tom Shoot Beffky Shfadef Terry Silvey House Carol Sloan Z ef WWW? 1 5 i 5 S l Stan Simpson Dave Skelton -'Ohh Slaele Georgia l l N S N X ge it X . Charlene Smith Charlotte Smith Dennis Smith S S Sherry Store' r.- ' , .-,- ,.-..... 4 .nu K -.H . ,- .,,, A ., fu. ,,,,+.. ' an W . ..,,.,.., wif f, f X 17 N at f X W Q H.. . ., . . I LW. eg- M 3 Sw -S Frank Soard Allen Spaur 69'ers Ken Wheatley and Mike Braden angrily dispute referee's call in the Lee's Summit versus Belton game. if Georgig Springer Bob Stephens Craig Steviok Diane Stipp Janet Stoker so B ai Sherry Storey Ruth Strange r-rg' 'A ,,. -- lm-X , t.,,,w W 1 1 R ' W ' ff is S J w 'gag-5 j x A ,fm j -:.i'::- vw S S 2 ' . S ' H Azz, ,,,, A I K. S- W J ' . ff tiny . ,i X X ..i.. I Vg M A... Q , ff as if f Raylene Stubblefield Anne Sturgeon Diana SturElS 177 ,l'.',y,,L--,,,--'- I HA, 'KJ qw-v--rf vw' Brenda Summerskill 1eanSwezy What is the awful face for, Scott? Jo Swezy Joy Swezy ln' we Debbie Taylor Cathy Thompson Gary Thompson Harold Thompson ., -I ..- 31 Y 'D 'vs- ' '4 H-I5 2 1'?!'!? '5f'+5'h, .- A--. lim Winburn carefully adjusts a gauge during an experiment in advanced physics, T T l l l I I T Nikk Thompson Barbara Thorson ' Carol Trapp Crystal Trigg 'WW- Mlke Troth lim Tucker lim Turney Sylvie VHIGT r' 'rf 1 , ,,,,4,,. L.-,..--1.--.,.v,,e-Law' - ' ' ' -5-v 'A' f, .a-,.--f T , ,..,,., ..,.v--, - A - ' ' V--,V-A HA-1,,,,.,-,....,.,.-,-1--I.i.-,A.:11'-v-I'-fl -'rdf JM te Senior students work hard on prize winning float. Sue Vance Nick VanDerEnt Beverly VanDyke lackie Vestal Dave Wagner Dennis Walden ,, ' ., A . ' f- ffnvfraf ,gaaff .-.V -, .f,,-fm, ,, 24236-U' YW -is -'Y A-1 -lx e - ' -- ' '-.. - fl' '-F355 . , .'- pan-sq: . :Ja ie 'H 7 3?fi:'n1 .-I fa ' 1 i we an If f' I ' x so ' fisssix X yy: 3 ZZ W Vicki Nelson and ludy Clingenpeel talk over old times as cheerleaders with Miss Black. 7 .1 . Marvin Weinsiein lim West Becky Westmoreland ,-,-.Q-vpn,-'W-p Carolyn Walter Russ Webber Q... r i- l P r' -.. in n F 5 z b h n n F l Ken Wheatley l l. L- Ml,- - - ' -ff ' - AL-1 lf1-av' ' ff! 'Qi 1,1 Muff' if ' f Dennis Whiting Cathy Dunham works skillfully on the 1969 yearbook during seventh hour. Jeannie Whittaker if Melody Whitton Mike Whitworth Bill Wilkinson Ron Williams .,h.,,, ,. ... 7,....Y --A-Q -f 'h-' 'I -3-,dm .,1.-,. ... .. 1'w....,.- ' ,.f.f.-- - --f-1 ' Q ' ri. I-H.-lp.:-A '!' , , ,' Y - - .4 ' A 'f , ,.vn.an 1 X - .-4,-.:..,,-a,,-. -- .. . ---.- -..WV-. . . ,- ,,,,,,,. ,, .. .. f -,n- -rdf-f--N-.,.- Sheila Williams N Chris Wilson l l ludy Wilt Tiger, Kathy Shoot, leads the crowd in cheering on the basket ballteam. ,sg 2, bi , 2 ft L it , Q wg is 1250 s N Exist .lim Winburn Barbara Woodford K-H00 a,,f.,N.. J Carol Young Dorothy Zabel f. Q .11 f. 1 I K Q t K f W r 1 1 I 1 1 L! J fs J . 1 ln f 1 fa ll ,Q ,-.4 F I MID-C0FJT?NEF,5T FUELS i - ,, I X , ' ' .' 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