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

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Superintendent And Assistant Superintendent The supervision of the R-7 school district rests on the shoulders of the superintendent, Dr. Campbell, and assistant super- intendent, Dr. Underwood. Lee's Summit is fast becoming a major metropolitan district and thus many new families, who need a top-quality education, are moving in. Dr. Campbell and Dr. Underwood look to this future and are pre- paring R-7 schools NOW for the thousands of children to be edu- cated in the years to come-pro- viding a better education, more ' opportunities, and quality teach- ing facilities. Dr. Bernard Campbell B.S. at Southwest Missouri State M. Ed. at Univ. of Mo., Columbia Doctor of Ed. at Columbia Univ., NY Superintendent for 29 years Dr. Joe Underwood B.S. at CMSC Masters and Doctor of Ed. at MU Ass't. Superintendent of Schools 21 years in R-7 district

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Administrators Lead and Guide The administration of a high school is one of the most important, yet one of the hardest jobs in any community. The shaping of young people's minds is at stake-tomorrow's leaders are formed in three short years of high school. Mr. Brockman has been principal of L.S.H.S. for 18 years and has established growing, forward looking-programs through which students are prepared for the ' adult world. With the help of Mr. Diekmann and Nlr. Hicklin, the leaders and builders of tomorrow have an excellent chance of making a success out of the knowledge and a plication of this knowledge that D they have gained during their high school years. 3 f gn! X VW. V 4tff'?fa,4.s QW want fw., , Www 'ff WW .wwf .... u f owxe wa WWEM dlU Mr. James T. Brockman Mr. Robert Diekmann B.S. in Ed. at Kirksville State B.S. at Mo. Valley College Masters of Ed. at MU M.S. and Specialist at CMSC Secondary School Admin. Education and Secondary Principal Admin. Q Associate Principal Q Mr. Walter Hicklin Mr, Bm Bgam BS- all MO- Valley College B.S. in Phys. Ed. at civisc IVl.S. at-CllilSC M.S. in Sec. School Admin. Vlce Pflflclpal Vocational Work Orientation .miss T 'E Ft XSQQQ 5 5 ssSS8gssx ..tt at ts sssesssss SQSQQSS as A we X XX X E x Z 4 Q E 33595993 56358393 56538535 GSS Dr. Ca SS? x we xy X xx Sm t X X. Nm N NX Q x rx C Sim? XX Sxx X SSI' N x xv XX X X X xi x N s YT ' x O Dr. Ui

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PSV .,.,.. ....,-. ..... ,. .-,.,-..........,, .,.....-.,. ...,.,....,.- , K ,1..l.z....- ' I ' New Schools In Lees Summit W e Fl-7 school district has been The Board of Education of th I very active this year. X Among the new projects undertaken to improve Lee's Summit's I I I ere etting plans together for a new grade schoo o- schoo s w g cated in the northeast section of Lee's Summit on Independence Road and the contracting of the second phase of building on the one year old Pleasant Lee Junior High. V A special education program was developed and will start next fall for children in grades one through three who have ,,f1 learning disabilities. Mrs. N 13 yea Ideas about a vocational school in L.S. have also been con- Pfincir sidered by the board. 1 S I. ta danc any I a jot spec secri . Gob' 2' ' ficiei their Row 1, I-r: Russell H. Flltterlvloe-presidentt Bud S h HI Not pictured: Owen Covington. - C BU Sf. John Hertzog. Row 2: E. M. Copeland, M. D. Durnell Ipresidentt. A Mr -A ,,, .1-.al Q.::.a.f:.:.z.l....-...n5.L.-.N-.1 .. ,, ' f. ' ' f