Pleasant Lea Middle School - Flashback Yearbook (Lees Summit, MO)

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Coun elor Sz ecretar1es: Problems, problems, prob- lems, that's all we hear about these days. But it doesn't matter we enjoy helping you and your family. The reason for this is Pleasant Lea Ju- nior High is just one big fam- ily. We can Work with you in groups or all by yourself. We have formed groups in the past for kids whose parents are divorced, experienced a death in the family, or have separated parents. Kids who have been in these groups have worked out a lot of problems and feel a lot bet- ter. We want our students to be happy and stay that way. We have three counselors so you can get in usually when you want to. We hope you feel free to come and see us. aring Sz Sharing f , f W 7 in IJ Mr. Duane Bierwirth, Mrs. Judy Yancey, Mr. Ron Hodusky. 25 Mrs. Yancy works with the Student Council Social Committee. 35 Mr. Bierwirth helped out with the PLJH Orchestra at a PTA meeting. K I f-'ff Secr Dieli 154: y 5 WW if if .f . va, :X ,f QW .:.: f . N Z 5? QX

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M , .E , ' wi .' w ff . 2, Z as if ', ki 7 .2 ww 1 47' Secretaries: fsittingj Mrs. Anne Berry, CStandingJ Mrs. Fran Johnson, Mrs. Sue Diekman, Mrs. Jane Childress During the year Mrs. Sharon Early was in charge of the libraries as Well as ordering books. Mrs. Wanda Beaman worked in the upstairs library while Mrs. Shirley Stanlea helped Mrs. Early in the downstairs library. The librarians did lots of things, such as checking out books and collecting fines. They also gave library tours to classes and introduced them to the filing system and equipment in the libraries such as the Xerox machine and audio-visual machines. ,A ...r .... . .. f. ,. ,,.