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

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I i l 1 l 1 l 5 5 l r 3 s 5 1 i 3 5 3 3 s 2 E f 2 Z Z 2 1 s 2 l 5 5 3 ! 2 5 Varsity Volleyball Tigers Are Victorious! The 1986-87 school year proved to be one filled with excitement for the varsity volleyball squad. They ended the season with a terrific record. The A team had eleven wins and one loss while the the B team had seven wins and six losses. They also had victories in the Center and PLJH tournaments by taking first place in both. The team was chosen after fall tryouts according to their overall atti- tude, performance on the skills tests, and their team playing ability. The girlls on the team practiced daily for two hours to perfect their skills. Coaches Danforth and Leslie helped the girls work on correctly aiming their forearm passes, setting, spiking and serving The girls agreed that the hard prac tices paid off and taught them many things such as how to pay attention, be responsible, and to play to the best of their abilities. We were expected to work hard at practices and play to gether on the court, commented Kris ten Falkenberg. Kristen Young, man ager for the Tigers said, They had a very good year because they all worked very hard together. This year's volleyball team certainly knew the meaning of teamwork. Front Row: Ann Oliver, Caroline Foster. Row 2: Welsh. Row 3: Coach Leslie, Kristin Young, Kris- Danforth. Row 4: Dawn Arne, Julie Hitman, Me- Florence' Hatfield, Kathy. Hargrave, Lori Naeger, tin Kluge, Kristin Falkenberg, Tessa Nagel, Jen- lissa Wehner, Kendra Lillich, Kathy Couch, An- Cindy Pipes, Kim Phillips, Debbie Ulm, Amy nifer Johnson, Amy Melton, Shelly Kell, Coach drea Yeager, Kit Diester, Molly Blackwell. 56!Sports y Dawn pass

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b . fi ' , a...i 11 eff 1 x I! ! l Girls Basketball Varsity Squad This year the girls basketball team started practicing in November. They concentrated on the skills of shooting, passing, dribbling and the process ot conditioning in addition to their work on defense. They practiced two hours every day under the direction of Coaches Gross and Bryant. All three teams had impressive records this year. The A Team won 12 games, the B team won 8 games and the C Team won 6 games. The teams felt that they had a tremendous amount of support from fans at all of the home games which helped cheer them on to a victo- rious year. 58!Sports if 5 l fx :MMM Z 1 Jin f 'sf 7 z WW! 4' f 2 ,ZZ QW Front B Amy Pe sa Wehn niter Jo Q: 5: