Raymore Peculiar High School - Panther Yearbook (Peculiar, MO)

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.Ya 4 W f Besides marching in the Ameri- can Royal, the marching band participated and performed at all of the home football games. A lot of practice and hard work ' was put out in making this band successful. We feel the marching F Officers: Worthley, Ray-I meeting their Si member The dan clubs: A each m A. Forsythe, M. Perkins, C. Renfro, J. Renfro, H. Minor, G. Schroer, A. Smith, L. Smith, M. Hijleh, D. Loney, G. Ward, S. Davis, C. DeBrot, T. Statler, R. Statler, D. Shelton, B. Brown, I Hey L Gagliardi S Allen J Mosch R Stottleme er M Foster Hendrickson, S. Martin, J. Kagarice. 1 K, band had a terrific year. y ' F. Toth, G. McKinney, S. Clark, J. Russback, D. Russback, T. Prender- ' ' ' ' ' ' '. ' . ' ' ' gast, M. Bullard, L. Spena, S. Dawson, R. Smitherman, R. Speer, J. M' L etkenh0e'te', S' Cooper, R' Gm, C' Mmefa S- DW, B' Fermi, M. Burke, T. crook, K. Jones, D. Chanslor, L. Porch, s. DeBrot, R. Forester, D. Bremer, S. Welch, Y. Lehr, J. Myrick. 1 44.4 A 3,9 ,Q fy. .. . D A 1f'f'5ii??f-'fgfz' ' ' I l , ,.Q.,, W M, ,t fi: -',,.ff, ML.. 5m....5, 'I 4. 1.33 -,Il:t.,,..A lf- ff-..,,c,! - ., ,m,.,,,,,.. 5 W 1 .fa-5 . .- -if ,'?'5l?t e1'- :aj ff.ff5??5-Eafiimfifgwspxiiff-aaf?ifz11.,,4.. ., . -, . . . H f 1 A -- i.,'.,.e - ':p3.1gf-I-,rwxgf-,,3f:,W:,, --1,-91' gp' vi'g5,91,,,I?fffyg5.g,,.p,fg,'f,,,g-,'a,J,.',i,f,5- .--Mm' ' H -V A A - ...H - ' , ,. Hu., .' ' 1,3 j -Q rT' ',H'-.1:!.1f f'fF'+,J'3f' A 5?'f' Y.: 'ff :Wff-fiwfvt-fw., ' f ' V ' , ' J f ' 1 . - WY., ans, ,., -,.',n..fV-5' rizf,-. ..v, .. I .fi Vi 1, ffm :V ny M,M,,,f4,!34.i.,..v.,,,CMM.: ,A-V? V ku. g My-Ili,-V W I . . x x It .A .,,.,,.., X:-A Ht I Cfw.?'-----L-.'5 f.:.w f .vii .- ':..f1L4fff:i'-14.-m62'9?:w4:a2'rv3??..-.,.. :.ftf.ff,..w,rffisi ,J L, -,1w'5-1. ' B made cc Row 1 Moore Long, Ward, Ddtle -. 1, ' 333' 4' E '?i'ix, 'HSM :gg is ft Q 5.5! J . :ga 2 in is -1 .. ' . 76. f Lf 1,915

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S i, J. Rogers, L. i. Forrester, K rk, S. Muers, K - J. Renfro, R. Horn- S. Welch oper, M. Foster, S. Bush, Trom- amer, R. Stottle- fn- D. Russback Hunter. ,-arf -,.'-gQ.'fff c Q' QF -f-z2iff'iri35i 5' Stage Band Members: first row - Beth Long, Mike Perkins, Sheila Dawson, Stephanie Rogers, Rex Smitherman, Allen Smith, Mitch Thomas, Bill Brown, second row - Ken Brown, Shane Clark, Ference Toth, Gary McKinney, Arlen Logan, third row - Mr. Young, Jeff Bullard, Les Lawless, Greg Derby, Ronnie Arnold This band gives students an opportunity to learn new instru- ments, they also learn to make up their own melodies. They played at PTA meetings, Jazz Worship Services, and at a meet- ing for the Cass County Cafeteria Workers. The band went to Lawrence, Kansas and recorded a record at the Audio House. Songs included Green Onions, Peaches and a lot more. ,- f . .,.. - .......... .,.. .,.. ' ' - lf fi! ' ' ' '9 5' 4 X?-.: f '.':1aj fq . 'fL.1f2:'f5EQ:4., - ?E'32'5E1:2fi31:21-15,1-1E5.,,-'i,fV1?15?jjg:::1'3I'E':E'f 'B .,., ...., .A'.ij.2.,i,.i:2-' i.'5 . g va -1 ,,,,. ,X . ',,' f 4,,, i,. if . . 51 ' f 1 -1-1:5553 H - . . . ' -I . . ' . .. , -' 5 ,. - V 5 . ' . , W, V V 'jj A. I. ' gf . . .,,. . F - s't ' . ' X 1 .,., ..., ' . '.' .V ' Cm-1 gm- '- 1' , -'32 3- -' ' - '-'f- .. .1 7. z?SI 'fi Zfif' . 'S ' .1,j.,. . 1'.' K 53 '2 ...1-s.f1 fi1:a?' . f- -?f'5.4- ' ,.:f9-., , 4 .-e. .,::':s:z:2-KN ,2.:'sf:.:.:55:: f r av F' . etl 7 4 ' ' a . - T 5 'A ' V V- ' - V A - .,,, I' .,.,' 1255-is-'if2':25wi1 A X 7 raft ' I - -' K' f Q Honor Band Officers: S. Thomson, M. Perkins, J. Harper 5 Q ,ga is iz, 1 1, CONCERTHO OR BA D Concert Band members: first row - B. Long, S. Thomson, B Gallowa S. Davis T Crook C. Maile ,T Statler C. Renfro, L. ya 7 ' 1 y ' 7 Spenag second row - G. Ward, V. Strobl, K. Crow, St. Meyers, S Hagedorn, S. Holman, T. Prendergast, K. Jones, M. Hijleh, B. Igo A. Forsythe, S. Rogers, J. Harper, S. Dawson, M. Perkins, E Chanslor, T. Burgess, C. Morris, D. Thomas, third row - R Smitherman, L. Smith, D. Ober, G. Schroer, A. Smith, L. Hash, T Spssamon, T. Buck, T. McLain, F. Toth, G. McKinney, S. Clark R. Statler, K. Sheehy, G. Greene, J. Ferrel, H. Minor, C. DeBrot M. Bullard, S. Strohmeyer, S. Ament, R. Crossen, C. Hoover fourth row - D. Loney, J. Zornes, D. Chanslor, R. Gist, C Sanford, back row - Mr. Young, J. Harper, C. Harper, C. Kurtz, B. Hendrickson, R. Spear, L. Lawless, M. Burke, A. Logan, W Woodward, J. Bullard, R. Arnold, M. Brooks. 1 9 vi

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LL., V DD N. 1 I n the Ameri- rching band ormed at all games. d hard work ng this band the marching .1ear. sback, T. Prender- man, R. Speer, J. Porch, S. DeBrot, Officers: Pres. T. Swartz, Vice. D. Brown, Sec. T. Worthley, Treas. K. Werth, Hist. S. .Humphrey Ray-Pec's Home-Ee Club had several meetings this year in which they planned their Sweetheart dance for this year. The members dues paid for the dance this year. The dance was combined with three different clubs: Art, Home-Ec, and Activity Club. At each meeting, volunteers provided home- made cookies and kool-aid. RSX Row l: T. Swartz, K. Mucke, S. Humphrey, T. Worthley, D. Brown, Row 2: T. Hoover, L. Sharmon, D. Gaston, S. Dill, J. James, S. Coday, D. Taylor, B. Baxter, L. Page, L. Combs S. Hartley, R. Ward, D. Sipes, Row 3: L. Huber, B. Deckard, T. Pendergraft, K. Wood, S Bullock, K. Shrewsberry, D. Wogan, T. Curry, R. Frazier, P. Jacobs, C. Branic, B. Swartz K. Mucke, B. Thompson, V. Hill, D. Barker, C. Barnes, V. Walker, P. Hines, R. Ballenger R. Ward, A. Williams. Back row: H. Winkler, S. Chrisman, M. Winkler, K. Spainhower, G Jones, M. Tokarz, D. Morris, M. Hunter, M. Nightholt. 1 1 9 k. 5 .i. I HO E EC. CLUB CQ FTA. Row 1: G. Schroer, T. Crook, S. Barnes, K. Mucke, T. Sossamon, B. Goodwill, J. J. Vogt, M Moorehead, K. Chapman, C. Hoover, Mrs. Bartee, Row 2: J. Mailen, G. McMillen, B Long, K. Mucke, B. Thompson, C. Morris, B. Hendrickson, V. Walker, T. McWilliams, R Ward, Row 3: C. Spalding, H. Minor, P. Kidd, T. McWilliams. diffq ,..,, . we' 2 ,.,, f,t..,,,,,,-.,,, P' am. f 'W fi M, ,fil f 4-if W ,, a,ff,,,, .,,y, ,, 1. A ,, WW., M , i i, ,,, . ..,,.,2 v f 'w.,,' V. U ,, V ,.., Q, , -gil This school year, F.T.A. did many meaningful things. In November of 1978 they participated in American Education Week, by helping out teachers here at Ray-Pec. They provided refreshments at open house, gave parties, and kept cookies and punch in the lounge for teachers dur- ing their breaks. The purpose of F.T.A. is for the members to learn and understand the every day challenges of teachers. Pres. P. Kidd, Vice. C. Spalding, Hist. H. Minor, Sec. T. McWilliams