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

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. 7.-'XZ 6 X wiv z 9- 'M' w s6f'9 J aw! 5 XL - M 2 We Um M ,f ,X X A ff m 6 f-Wayan' f SW W 4 . ! f' ewflfw 7 1 f ' -If f , ' Q , l In I 9 et.-Q.,.,.-.mf..t-u..,,..,,. 5 K we s ij 3 Mr. Keith House Bachelor of Music at Central Methodist: Masters of Music Education at Kansas Univ. Mr. Wayne Hughes A.A. at Centerville Community B.S. in Ed. at Northeast Mo. Masters of Ed. at MU L my E QL. :ar -ta - f ' gtrzfnl 6 i k 1 5 5 V f- sf y 4 1 2 i ' Q , . Q , al 3 1, lt. jf! A . ,f ' . J 4 Q .. s .fly i 1 A . ,- , , F o, ' H.. 31 MQ.. t sexi Mr. Vance Fiiffie B.S. at Drake University Masters of Ed. at CMSC Music Mrs. Becky Scott Bachelor of Arts UMKC Art Education X74 'Q . ' 1 s 1,95 -. . f Mr. Hughes and Mrs. Scott check on Barbara Hutton's progress in ceramics class. Creativity from Music and Art Creativity, whether from an artist's hand or from a mellow instrument, is an accomplishment strived for by students with the teaching help and guidance of the fine arts department. Cul- tural abilities, as well as scholarship and athletic abilities, are represented well at LSHSQ and these refined abilities come in the form of music ivocal or instrumentall and art iceramics, painting, and drawingl. ggawl' Mr. House and Mr. Biffle inspect a new score. .,,, Un--1. -..,.--..-- --..

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Counseling and Guidance Students who have family problems as well as students who have questions about college can always come to one of the counselors for help and advice Sending transcripts and arranging for students to take the SAT ACT and other ,ff if f DM 72 . W4 I 5, M Z X VW f W ff I WWW Wig M276 f YW! 7 f f s X X . X X w Xf ff f M f v 1 f X f college entrance exams start as early as Novem- ber. Changes in semester classes and schedules are made by the counselors, too. A new member of the counseling team, Mrs. Walden, is the sophomore counselor and has come from Center High School. WQQ if . Mr. Clifford McCormick B.S. in Ed. at Southwest Mo. Masters in Ed. at MU Industrial Arts, Guidance Mr. Lyle K. Jones B.S. in Bus. Admin. at MU Masters of Ed. at MU Guidance and Counseling I I ...W .... .F l E X l .tx . H W- 1 My fa . - Iss- , , . . kssmsv. -fl ' S J IA! 4. X Ts. X l Mr. McCormick and Mr. Jones look over application form. M ,f Q ,C W , ff W' f QM 'I . lx? 1 ,,.., , , ,f .mf 1 f Z6 2 Z 2 f f ff' 'lf K W , f Jffff' 4, r I W . f f f' ,ff 1 X 2 47 f 1 f I ,., h Z ff' ,fa . X W ,nw ,. f '91, W ff , , , ff by -Mm MW? s , or f' A 0 j 4 A , t ff 'T gf ,nf ' eazf . V Q: elf. ,f , 4 H f f . ,Z Mrs. Walden looks for student's class schedule. vb R X Us was 4 S f its -.Q . . x S N, s X X sk. . Nl X X Mrs. Lois E. Walden B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State Guidance and Counseling f , , . fl . , ,,f W . ,L Mr. l- Bach Meth Educ 41. Q, Mr AJ B.E Me 'NwFN'wwvW X we -f Q I0 M Cc

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New Courses Taught in English Department For the past three years, the English department has successfully worked out an elective program of English courses that runs on a semester basis. The only required course is Composition l for sophomores. There were two new subjects offered this year: Individualized Reading for seniors, and Thinking Through Literature. The main objectives of the English program are to help students appreciate good literature, to help students understand life in its personal, social, and aesthetic phases, and to help students respect an author's right to express opinions different from their own. Mrs. Nancy Aagenes B.A. at Rocky Mountain College in Montana English and Theology Miss Nancy Friedman B.S. in Education University of Kansas Secondary Language Arts. Mrs. Deanna Martin B.A. in Education UMKC English Mrs. Mildred Mitchell B.A. at Olivet College M.A. at UMKC English English department meeting. Mrs. Julia Reese B.A. Dakota Wesleyan, S.D M.A. at UMKC English Literature ...bt W Z X, Mrs. B.A. Cent Engli Ta t Q N L- ! AS