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

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W,,zfzJffwZf , ' f if 6 Department Encourages is f X - ' ' f w ' t tt wit ,V x' ' ' '--fs-W---w.,..,.,, MW , Expression The literature classes also try to show the relevance of past literature to the present. The Journalism class, within the English Department, not only studies newspaper technique, but applies it by publishing the school paper. Individual Reading and Thinking Through Literature, are two new classes that will be added to the curriculum next year. , A V Q mvv i X T ,gwp S ,,,, 5 Q' , we -aww W--+-f-Wff..A .- ,,,, ,,,,,.N W ww mffmm nga, ' , W UU Mrs. Mitchell checks over student's work. Mrs. Simpkins, are you really planning tomorrow's schedule? l l l l as X M ,S ' ' , ,. , gums M Mrs. Mr E

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,ao , ,far A xf' 5' it 1 I I Creativity Approacheo' Through Drama Ano' Debate Most of the classes in the Speech Department re- mained basically the same this year, except for Speech III and Drama Ill. These two classes were taught during sixth hour in a team teaching manner by Mr. Flanagan and Mrs. War- ren. Drama lll was offered for students who had, or wanted, the background ideas to run a theatre, do stage lighting, and make-up. Speech lll gave students an op- portunity to learn new styles of speaking. The students were on their own and responsible for their own progress. 0' 815 sv S414 53339. if C Mr. Flanagan satisfied with dramatic results. As John Dir would say, Bully, bully for Mrs Warrenl p T nice lang the Mrs and mel a la T aid: den mai hav ses PaF ' ' - :aw . l , NA! . ..,,, , , Q93 so M-J i