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

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Miss Diane Black B.S. in Ed. at MU M.S. at Central Mo Physical Education State EW JE Mrs. Hunter B.S. in Ed. at MU Q, kft . !'lii:?E 4 X 'rsh a Physical Education, Biology Physiology Mr. Tom Hewitt B.S. and M.S. in Ed., CMSC Physical Education Basketball Coach Mr. Gary Sage Bachelor of Arts Graceland College Physical Education Physical Education Department Strives for Strength in Learning A large variety of sports were covered by the physical education department in order to meet the needs of all the students-to de- velop their highest potential in as many activities as possible. Archery, badminton, baseball, basketball, bowling, field hockey, football, ping-pong, soccer, tennis and track were the major sports studied. Two teachers were added to the L.S. staff, bringing in new ideas and approaches to teaching physical education. Mr. Flon Stevens Bachelor of Science Kansas State Univ. Physical Education xy! f l , ,f W1 , X Q u iff, Z Y fn. ,V , ff , 21

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Foreign Language Drama, Debate, Speech Modern audio and visual equipment was used extensively by the foreign language depart ment. Four years of Spanish and French are covered thoroughly by the three teachers in this area Mrs. Flosalee A. Northway B.A. at Kansas State College of Pittsburg, Kansas English, French Debate, speech, and drama students had ample opportunities to take part in tourna- ments, contests, and school plays, with help and drive from Mrs. Warren and Mr. Flanagan. WWQW W Ci., , ffjvwfwf A Z WN! .MN 4 Checking out the EFI stations and headsets. rf 5 f Mrs. Karen Weaver B.A. at Wm. Woods College Fulton, Missouri Spanish Mrs. Frances Shirck B.A. in Clin. Psy. at Omaha U. M.A. in Guid. and Couns. at UMKC NDEA lnst.-Univ. of Okla. Psychology, Spanish Mr. George Flanagan A.B. at William Jewell l Communication Mr. Flanagan and Mrs. Warren discuss play lines. 20 lb Mrs. Brenda Warren B.S. in Education Central Missouri State Speech, Theatre Misa B.S. M.S Phys Mrs B.S. Phy Phy. H., ,,,, fa-V .fy Zyya, sw, .4 away V f ' -Aim ' Q I Ss , ,ff Y! W Z ?': ,4 r K SWL, f. f Mr. Bac Kan Phy

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Industrial Arts Department From dendrology to lab work woodworking and wood technology classes involved the mind as well as working with a large variety of machines in the wood shop-taught by Mr. Stone and Mr. Widel. Electricity, circuits, and ele- ctronics are Mr. Van Blarcum's specialty. Basic drafting and arch- itectural drawing classes were shared by Mr. Parker and Mr. Widel. Metals and power mechanics were taught to mechanically-minded students by Mr. Williams!Mr. Stone, and Mr. Early respectively. f-JW f f f . ,f ,wif.s,WW- fir! Q, ,K zfdf Aw , WQNW ,, 4,,wf ',M-4Ww'W A 9' I 'I .V fg ' is if ,. -,gg f' ,f f f' 5 . if fy. Q 32 V -. ,. ,, N I get 'V fthe, X, ,. Industrial arts teachers inspect a project. Mr. Dennis Fl. Early B.S. in Education, CMSC B.S. in Industrial Tech., CMSC Industrial Arts l 5 S S fk Mr. Harold Parker B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State Industrial Arts and Tech. Mr. Merle H. Williams B.S. in Education Central Missouri State industrial Arts Mr. Thurman Stone B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State Industrial Arts Mr. Kenneth Wldel B.S. in Education at CMSC Industrial Arts and Tech. Mr. James D. Van Blarcum B.S. and M.S. in Education Central Missouri State industrial Arts X fa f f ,, 5 MM Mrs. B.S. Mast Homi- 1175 f W fr ' ,l Mrs. B.S. Voce 4 :'.::i M rs. B.S. M.S. Coui