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

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aside up 5, . Q-uQ,,,WuNr-NNw,f,,. I V X x V X ,J Ns K ,.w ',V Q swan-asadlllik Speller- utt, Neil L Jr Particular care in adding the totals is important as Mrs. Carol Hofstetter completes the morning totals of the sales. ax- 1,175 Magazine Alternate Representatives, Front Row: Danny Flatebo, Bry- an Diederich, Matt Batliner, Dirk Cox, Jason Hite, Kyle Roach, Kim Adkins, Kim Lauderdale, Rayma Cunningham, Carey Deterding, David Beisel, Justin Szajnuk. Row 2: Brent Holland, Jason Aytes, Jimmy Clark, Beverly Pickard, Carrie Prewitt, Cara Tapscott, Angela Scofield, Stephanie Dyer, Steven Liles, Stacy Repp, Timothy Tate, Brian John- son, C-eoft Waller, Matt Rhodus, Jason Kessler, Susan Woris, Amie Jurgensmeyer, Kelly Davison, Jenny Holmes, Marsha Fahrni, Sandra Deinham, Ryan McKee, Tim Gaunt, Greg Wiggins, Gina Brown. Row A: Lance Fletcher, Jason Tuck, Brad Thorson, Kathy Wright, April Bartshe, Christy Bartlets, Ali Sage, Andie Cohen, Carrie Sommer, Carrie Som- mer, Carrie Kalscheuer, Kelly Jackson, Christy Troupe, Kurt Knipmeyer, Holly Allred. Clubs f 41

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19 ' 'fl' Yf Ja I- gt g,z,. AGAZINE SALES Number 1 in the US li ,MMWMWW FM,,,.....w Being The number 4 school in The UniTed STaTes for selling magazines was a fanTasTic TradiTion ThaT PLJH seT several years ago and This year was no excepTion. The sales began in SepTember, and, wilh The aid of Mr. Nelson Ruff, The sTudenT body complefed anoTher record break- ing year by selling over 380,000 worTh of magazines, records and Tapes. This was The only fund raiser ThaT PLJH had This year. The pro- ceeds wenT To purchasing prizes for The sTudenTs, and funding sTudenT acTiviTies and needs such as new uniforms. Each homeroom parTicipaTed in The fund raiser, elecTing a represen- Tafive and alTernaTe To help orga- nize The sales. The PTA ladies Then volunTeered Their Time in keeping The books sTraighT. if Working hard early in The morning are The PTA ww ladies who volunTeered Their Time To counT of ,:,i. ' -. The FTIOFISV Gnd The TTTOQOZTHGS. 'N , ,.-.11 Magazine RepresenTaTives, Fronf Row: Amy Schramm, Shara Pier- ceall, Rafael Lozano, Sara Wiley, Carrie Sparks, Valerie Chapman, Kim Weyers, Pam McCool, Aimee Pedersen, Spring Shockley, Sara Bronson, Kevin Whife. Row 2: Tia Lewis, Sandy Nichols, Julie Bafliner, Tiffany Paulson, Keirsfen Jones, Jennifer Marsicek, Ellen Lowe, ElizabeTh Cooper, Timmi Rupard, Jeremy EsTep, Shawn WrighT. Row 3: CrisTi 40 X Clubs Nts W, K X .,.,.. , FosTer, Toya Procfor, Aimee LampTon, Sara Progman, Sfacy Williams, Jennifer Gessley, Brendon MaTTis, Amy Wagner, Rob Long, Michael Gibson, Thomas Sfrannigan. Row 4: Tony Angermayer, JusTin Speller- berg, Tillie Roach, Darin York, Camille Harrison, Heafher McNuTT, Neil Davis, Jason Spellerberg, Mike Grube, Chris Herzog. Q.- Maga an Die Adkin: Beisel, Beyer STeph Son, C

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qw KIIA4 A . -F A , . .os -- were - se-my -efffliela 'T V Is-I5-T' RED CROSS CLUB Caring For Others The Red Cross Club wos The one club in which sTudenTs compleTed projecTs To benefiT noT jusT The school buT The Lee's SummiT com- muniTy os well. Begun in The eorly lQ8O's by Mrs. Ellen Burger, The Red Cross club con now bodsT of severol hundred posT junior high members. STudenTs who chose The group or- gonizoTion were divided inTo groups. Edch group hod on ossign- menT such os moking Troy fovors for The Red Cross Meols-on-wheels pro- grdm or moking sTuffed onimols for children in oreo hospiTols. Gne fovoriTe TrodiTion of This club hos become The Holloween Mixer. The club members were responsible for orgonizing The conTesT, music ond refreshmenTs for The sTudenT body. All of The money roised wos used for Red Cross projecTs. Kelly Wilfong ond Ashley Boker donce To The music oT The Holloween Mixer. 42 fClubs Z Q f nr f 1 Qi ff gi Red Cro Ton, Kog Jodi Ho bell, Abl