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

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WM, t wffw ,,,, , I Q VVV' . ef SM Orchestra-Finding New Places Concert Band, was made up of 55 students. These students were both seventh and eighth graders. This year they participated in many types of con- certs and in very unique environments. Earlier this year concert band played at one of the Longview Farm barns as entertainment for the Guiding Eyes for the Blind Fund Raiser. The band also played at the fall pep assembly and the Concert Band: Sarah Albano, Tanya Allen, Heather Barlag, Stephanie Bentley, Molly Black- well, Bobert Camp, Robin Cooley, Craig Davis, Erik Deadwyler, Jennifer Foster, Steve Fritz, Tonya Greer, Nate Gregory, Adam Hall, Kathy Hargrave, James Hasch, Brian Heuertz, Shan- nyn Hite, Julie Hitman, Karin Holmes, Dan Hop- per, Heather Hurst, Craig Johnston, Jenifer Ki- ple, William Knowles, Jason Maddux, Jennifer Marsicek, Mike Mathis, Mike Melling, Eric Ni- winter pep assembly. The orchestra played Emperatta Overture and Circus Bee at contest this spring. The students in the band enjoyed playing their instruments for many rea- sons. One reason was the teacher, Miss Pam Henry. One student com- mented, She is a cool teacher and her class is a blast. chols, Tanya Northway, Ann Oliver, Steve Ornes. Terra Paulson, Kyle Pellow, Michael Pender- graph, Sara Pragman, Crystal Shockley, Shan- non Smith, Larry Snodderly, Jason Spellerberg, Justin Spellerberg, Stephanie Swanson, Ann Tapp, Greg Thorson, Wes Veasman, Brian Villers, Allison Wait, Joe Welch, Sarah West, Carrie Whalley, Jay Wright, Bay Wurtz, and Scott Zolnoski. CIUDSX43

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V ,f 1 ff 1 5 'l i I ls. i il 1. it-,T i-T . jliillw ,, ll! i ri. lu ijfl, ' 'lil il' il ' jr s Sb '1 ., . MW: ,Q X, ,W r JW? ff f , wwf WWW faq. W VW ,M fym Q, M W W . fy. l Red Cross Aids Neighbors Red Cross Club began the new school year with their annual fund rais- er, the Halloween Dance. This event helped raise money for the club to don- ate the money to the diaster fund, de- pleted in the recent years by the many major international disasters. They also donated money for the new head- quarters ofthe Red Cross that is being built in Kansas City and other dona- tions to the Red Cross. Students in the club were given a choice of three projects they could work on during the club sessioru adopt-a-grandparent, make Meals-on- Wheels tray favors and make stuffed Z 1 S fi X ',t,7,l,'. ig , 5- ,I l K K . ,. X ls, f f kwa-Wy W l f? i W .,,, f ' animals for Children's Mercy Hospital. The students then worked frantically to complete their projects within the club time. The club also sponsored the Christ- mas stockings for the students at Hill- top School. Members asked home- rooms to collect gifts or money, they wrapped the presents and bought more gifts, and finally had them deliv- ered before the holidays. Mrs. Burger, the sponsor, commented that the school increased their donations each year, showing PLJH's concern for the community. Red Cross, Front Row: Lisa Oberhelman, Jana Hobbs, Amanda Notestine, Lori Pomeroy, Amanda Loyd, Jenny Cunningham, Shannon Parks, Amanda Ramsey, Tia Lewis, Joanne Snow, Brooke Walker, Sean Catlin. Row 2: Kathi Lawrence, Molly Cansler, Angie Oliver, Leslie Jenkins, Shannon Carter, Pilar Alejos, Vanessa Conrad, Tara Sanderson, Carla Braun, Justin Collet, Jeanne Curran, Michelle Nelson, Kimberly Irvin. Row 3: Danny Huffman, Eric DeSmet, Russell Gillett, Tammy Boss, Tammi Bachman, Sara Pragman, Carrie Whalley, Kelly Musgrave, Angela Dees, Lori Goodwin, Lori McMillia, Nena McClymond, Julie Colton. Clubsf45