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

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lv A BNN RA Y PEC BUS DRIVERS Back: R. Pennington K. Mucke C. Relsinger M Dooley M Crabtree C cade-Supervisor Front CUOKS CUSTODIANS Left to right: Matt Jackson, Red Nasalroad Berry Owsley, Bill Washam strong D Johnson D Simson U. Dooley L Carrell. Not Pictured M. Bremer C Sanders H. Ferlhelm D Kinney L. Miller M Egelston Ellen Perdee, Midge Sanders, Cora Kidd, Fran Johnston, Donna Lawless, Evelyn Sanford, Murl Rogers, Shirley Wa- sham, Lesta Saller, Jan Strohmeyer, Nora Irvin, Colleen Johnson, Bette Viven, Patty Winchel. Tye B Clark L. Hoskl ings L. Brown K. Km- L. LeMasters P. Arm- L. Hasenyager R M111- . i 1 J 9 . 9 9 ' 9 ' 9 L a ' 9 . nv , g . . . , s 9 ' 9 1 9 ' . s , - a 7 ' 5 . 9 ' 7 . , . .iyifg 'f W , , ziifff . ,,., Vx . r The experi ly. Dra and de Nex The d Theatr compu

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,Miha af f H I 4. I H LIBRARIAN A SSIS TA N T Mrs. Frankie Hoover works as the Assistant Li- brarian keeping magazines for research in order check- ing out books and signing passes for students. Straightening the books and putting them up are an important part of her job. Mrs. Hoover and her family reside in Peculiar. -.. Win! QAM MBP' . Q5 5 x . gt Evelyn Livingston Nurse Frankie Hoover Asst. Librarian Mary ,Dobson Librarian Mrs. Dobson has been Librarian for seven years. Her job consists of being in charge of books and visual aids. She also assists teachers in selecting audio-visual and reading materials and aids students in finding research material. Mrs. Dobson and her husband Larry reside in Raymore. Mrs. Livingston has been at R-P for 3 years. She has an ac- tive day by being at the Jr. High in the mornings and the Sr. High in the afternoon. As nurse, Mrs. Livingston, gives vision and hearing screen- ing, and disease prevention through immunization. Her fu- ture plans include Scolosis screening. NURSE

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ington, K. singer, M. abtree, C. L. Hosk- 1, K. Kin- .r. Front' P. Arm- hnson, D Dooley, L Pictured i. Sanders D. Kinney Egelston: r, R. Mill- '1z1 .',.f,v-f .1444 nston, y Wa- olleen r.. Aja., Pamela Bartee Kay Bert Language Arts Literature LANGUAGE AR TS Jw VV Alice Oman Christine Wilson Language Arts Foreign Language Ron Brannan Teresa Ellsworth Drama Language Arts Sharon Gentry Kathy Ingels Journalism Language Arts TEACHERS SHOW SPIRIT The purpose of language arts is to expose students to new experiences and to help them talk and write more effective- ly. Drama helps students acquire and appreciate the theatre and develop skills in persuasive argument for debate. Next year there will be an honorary publications staff. The drama department would like to introduce Readers' Theatre, and Foreign Language would like to purchase a computer terminal for make-up work. TT YOU'RE GOING TO TURN YOUR PAPER IN WHEN?