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

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ka 5: 5,' Brad Jackson receives his diploma from Dr. B.C. Campbell. Before commencement Steve Hanson, Ron Wheeler, and John Gardner talk of old times Amber Foster welcomes the class of 1978. After graduation exercises Kim Mucke and Julie Lucas mingle with friends. Rick Bowers, one of many happy students, accepts his diploma from Dr. B.C. Campbell, R7 Superintendent. Senior class members of 1978 anxiously await their diplomas. Graduates tile in one by one before the graduation ceremony begins,

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Future Challenges Graduates of 1978 As the years pass by we all grow to new challenges everyday and every minute. To seniors this means a big step. They look for- ward taking steps to graduation. Seniors will be making a career for themselves, like going on into the world searching for inde- pendence and finding out what growth is really all about. This year graduation took place on May 23rd in the LSHS Fieldhouse. Graduation began with the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mike Johnson followed by the invocation given by Dan Boone and the welcome given by Bob J ones. Then each senior walked across the stage and received his diploma, taking that big step into the future. T l is Y will ag sa we N e Q X, .fwx SX gy Q t si 1 2 f f if , A5 li x l J

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Plays Major Role ln hrzstmas The National Honor Society played an important part in the success of the 1977 Christmas at LSHS. Of course there were the hall decorations Christmas tree decorations and Santa Claus fMr. Cadyj. The twenty-second annual Candlelighting ceremony was the highlight of all pre-Christmas activities where students and their guests gathered in silence While the National Honor Society Usherette Kathy Mitchell adds her glow to the twenty-second annual can told the Christmas story. dlellghfmg SSIVICS- National Honor Society leads the student body and guests in the candlelighting ceremony