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Red Cro s. Help A Friend Red Cross is a voluntary service to help the people of our community. The members meet during club time. This year the club started Adopt-A-Grandparentv in which students had a special friend to visit at the Lee's Summit Community Care Center. Stu- dents also held mixers, made meals-on- wheels favors, and made stuffed animals for children at Mercy Hostpital. f- .Egg 1JRed Cross Club members visit their adopted grand- parents. 25 Stephen Mudd and Eric Dayringer make stuffed ani- mals. 31 Robert Roundtree helps his adopted grandparent. W'-1 X Red Cross: QFront Rowb Stacey Cox, Vickey Bartram, Melissa Spencer Lisa Halverson, Tammie Keith, Stacie Keim, Clayton Chase Chris Wolfenbarger Mrs Burger. lRow 25 Kristin Tade, Tracey Spear, Kelly Simmons Julie Sallns Gina Brown, Julie Mehrer, Kelly Welsh, Amy Thomas, Mrs Johnston QROW 31 Anne Piepergerdes, Amy Lawrence, Denise Waitley, Kathy Trabue Rhonda Hickman Kelly Starr, Amy Taylor, Gene Little, Eric Dayringer
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In the spring of their 7th grade year girls tried out for the 1981-82 cheer-1ead- ing squad. The final choices were made based on their gymnastic ability, their ap- pearance, and their citizenship grade. The squad cheered at football, volleyball and basketball games. They also cheered at the student-faculty games and at tourna- ments. The cheerleaders spent alot of after-school time practicing and planning pep rallys. Cheerleaders Julie Marshall, Captain, Heather Ly- ons, Shannon Smith, Sara Hall, Jennifer Jones, and Laura Johnson. 1. sr . ,. . ,f.,. 1, .2 ., L' 1 f ,ff 39
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In homeroom, the students and their teacher-adviser discuss contact cards, Discovery Day schedules, enrollment schedules and any other decisions or problems facing the students. All homerooms enter into a contest in which the top two homerooms earn a free evening out at the end of the year. Points can be earned in intermurals, honor rolls, the Spelling Bee, orations, magazine sales and the paper drive. This contest brings competition and the desire to participate and do well in school. Our teacher-advisor program is unique. Pleasent Lea Jr. High is one of the few schools to have this program. Visitors come from other schools and observe. More schools are devel- oping a similar teacher-advisor program. ,ll lj Mrs. Jones celebrates the birthdays of her h0m6r00m- 23 Mr. Shrout's h0m61'00m DHHS for Vlctory' h t les 35 Mrs. Horne's homeroom take care of doug nu SH '
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