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

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- af' Y-Q15 ' XX i A l ,ful-. X Hey, you oo mg Katie Holl ,yi ,iff f? W3 WW 7 M, .M 'ff , Z , Chris Sharp and Mark Lowderman, 6 I MMM! Q I k' for us? exclaims Tom Silvio, Dave Brown, Jeff Lewis, and Jeff Wainwright. Q i 35+ I D f , on New Years Eve, Don't we all? Suntanned bodies could be found everywhere on Lake .lacomo's beach tx l4fAround Town 1, aaref ii X in at A very welcomed attraction to Lee's Summit. l S K 5 7 lWn ' I

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Ace, vs S 1 i 3 3 Homecomin reac es goals in 8 ' Parade, Spirit Sticks, Football, Attendants, Cowboy Boots, Life Jackets and Punk Rockers . . . were what most students became involved in during Homecoming. Last Year more students became interested in the home- coming events and really got involved. Spirit week con- sisted of sports day , Beach and Devo day, Toga day , Western day , and the traditional Black and Gold day. Friday, the famous parade started cruising from the high school, through the town and ended up at the old Miller Park school, where the pep rally was held. The volleyball girls performed a unique skit. Spirit sticks were issued, the No. I float was announced and the can- didates and attendants were introduced. Of course, the Class of 82 placed first in the float competition and the spirit jug. The queen candidates were Annette Baldwin, Pharra Mucke, and Gina Wood. The junior attendant was Patty Meyer. From the sopho- more class was Cindy Flick, and from the freshman class was Jill Vick. Cindy Flick and Kirk LaValIey show Kathy Bloomfield and Susan Baker show their fa their graceful dancing skills. Whig 7 K, arra Muck: 'mounce the u I 1 xr 'f .2 i 'll ' Seniors won first in class float competition. ty A ntastic driv- Jeff Brockman attempts to complete a pass ing, mowing and shriner skills during the parade. game, ls this Kim Walton. the l980 queen is ready to crown the new l98l queen. I6!Homecoming B . and members show the crowd their excellent marching skills.