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

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lntermurals, Front Row: Christin Hiskey, Megan Luce, Nikki Robinson, Melanie O'Gorman, Julie Batliner, Merillee Miller. Row 2: Stephanie Weaver, Kim Trader, Wendy Budnay, Kathy Wright, Brandi Smith, Kristy LeVaIley. Row 3: Tiffany Paulson, Lisa Clark, Tracy Studt, Krista West, Chris Parker, Shannon Parks, Kristy Abra- hamson. Flow 4: Gail Cox, Amy Schram, Heather Hurst, Brenda Miller, Susie Hitchcock, DeeDee Wilson, Tammy Lanning. Row 5: Tricia Van Ord- +4 , -- e,..... strand, Shelly Wood, Becky Smith, Jennifer Ed- wards, Jackie Copeland, Brandy Smith, Lori Naeger. How 6: Sarah West, Stacy Sherman, Jenny Cunningham, Molly Meadors, Stephanie Brattin, Nicole Grego, Jenifer Hefner. Megan Luce moves to block a pass during the first intermural game. Heather Hurst tries for a basket as Lori Neager moves into defensive position to stop her. Sporls!63 eva-- - - - J:,-..4,A..,-Lk-vrzi, 1+-N --1 f - -f-1-if-1 11 -..,-Q, ,. ,. -t . I A - .,-B,

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SGVGI Ill I Grade A New Beginning Junior High life was exciting and ac- tion-packed for the new seventh grad- ers. It was the first time that all of the students in the future class of 1992 gathered together. Grade school was behind them and the future was bright. Although timid at first from the strange-ness of the hustle and bustle of PLJH, the new students soon learned their way around, opened lock- ers faster, made new friends and en- tered into activities. When asked what they liked best about junior high the majority responded that they enjoyed the free time between classes, having different teachers, parties in home- room and the after-school mixers and dances. Clubs and homerooms were also favorites. ,M,,7,,Ww,ff , I I ,ff ,,f f fi' W' fzynmfwf 'f ,V ' 'ff - S , W , f, n, V Miiyjzgff if A4 i , ,, we WW' ' ' W 4 ,fffwffWhWWZWyf7'?49 'Q' ' f ff -1444614 Above: Becky Smith uses an underarm pass to return a serve while Shannon Ross observes. Right: Seventh graders Steve Parker and Carl Saderstrom use their critical thinking skills to observe their experiment. 64!Seventh Grade