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

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Wayne Hughes was not a flamboyant, arrogant type of person, but rather a person that you could call a nice guy and a good friend, said Mr. Bob Diekmann, Div. ll principal. The Reflector staff dedicates this yearbook to the mem- ory of Mr. Wayne Hughes. He taught at LSHS for the past 15 years. He was a good teacher and was a tremendous help to people who needed him. Wayne's ease and grace for life l'Il always remember. He taught us how to care without pain and how to be thankful for our fortunes. He taught me how little I had to complain about and that we can always do more than we think we can, said Mr. Manne Magady, a fellow teacher. The feeling Mr. Hughes left with us was a positive one. He never mentioned a word of discontent or a complaint, but he was always glad to listen to others. Mr. Hughes and Mrs. Summers with student work in the showcase. 1974 5 f W -'-' ff,-w1,.1 Mr. Hughes pointed out order of design. 1971 ai 3' K, ff 4 if i 'Ny x -.4-te. The life ' ass Q. A l Mr. Hughe Mr. Hughes didn't expect his students to do something he couIdn't do him- self. 1979

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School boord plons district s projects The decision making process for the R-7 school district starts at the meetings the second Thursday of every month in the old Miller Park Grade School, now the Central Office. Such ideas as the betterment of our special education de- partment, the construction of our new Fine Arts Building, and the budget of how much was to be spent in these areas were derived by these administrators. They have the duty of setting the policies and seeing that they are carried out. Mr. Robert Gourley was the president of the school board and Mrs. Helen Shiddell worked as the board's secretary. Dr. Bernard Campbell, superintendent, and Mr. Stan Magady, as- sistant superintendent, supervised functions of the R-7 school district. Board Members: Dr. Dan Blackwell, Mr. Bob Gourley, Mrs. Diane Sperber. Board Members: Dr. Philip Schauffler, Dr. Russell Ritter, Dr. Bob Hertzog ,W Dr. Kenneth Lackey, coordinator of Elementary Education. Dr. Bernard C. Campbell, superintendent. f' fr 7 ..Jwm ,Zi Dr. lohn T ,tM...,.,st, M wil O it T aicfw fl 1 l 3 sf' - ,, H H,-f,3..7 ' iw , . f ff 4 ,, ,,., . f - wg? XX www 'bf' xl E . Q R tt J ,J Mr. Stan f