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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

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I7 Underclass I .......... 49 Activities ............ 9l ThemeA ' ngrsg-.WW.-u.. -...m -A qw'v' m - , , , . . ..VIN,wwwvfwaahuvamm1am..W.WwW-w Mg. . ., . I . 2 v . ....r-.., smrwv I, ,r:n , MlD-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Midwest Genealogy Center TINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY mac ----- IiIIiiIIIiIIiIITIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII -. Independence, MO 64055 f 3 0000 1319 Panther King On October 24, the Panther Royalty was announced and John Harper was chosen as the reigning king. At that time he was not even aware the con- test was taking place. During his past high school years, John has been very involved in school activities. In sports, he has been a var.- sity letterman in football for three years, a three-year letterman in track I and was one of four team captains in football. He has excelled greatly in football; he was chosen for the all con- ference team his sophomore year and in his senior year, again made the team as the punter, kicker and offensive back for the second team, and a defen- sive line backer for the first team. Other activities he has been involved with include Varsity Club, National Honor Society, Foreign Language Club and Honor Band for three years. John's future plans include attend- ing college, but he is undecided as to which one and plans on going into the veterinary field. V74 heall W. 10' I. 3.! MTheme 1,wwgw-As.m.-.MM..V.-mqqmnwy-um., mmu- . A ,.....-......-..a,.....1..-y..7,...wwwra . . RARY - lllllllllll w h i 5 - 8 ther Royalty Harper was ing. At that .re the con- 1 hool years, i1; ed in school . been a var.- II for three an in track . captains in ; greatly in the all con- re year and .de the team d offensive and a defen- first team. -en involved b, National nguage Club - years. lude attend- -cided as to ihg into the Panther Queen When the day came for announcing who was to be the Panther Queen the majority of the students didnit even know what was going on, including Kathy Werth who was chosen for this year's queen. Kathyis reaction was one of complete surprise, just as any girl's would have been had they been bestowed this honor. During her four years at Ray-Pec, Kathy has been active in activities. For three years she has been involved in basketball and volleyball in which she was all conference her junior and senior year. She also participated on the track team for one year. Academically, Kathy served as president of the N.H.S. and as the editor of the literary magazine the Apocalypse. She also was active in the Varsity Club and F.L.C. Kathy also was chosen her senior year for Whois Who in American High School Students . Kathy quoted her post-graduation plans as going to college at Avila for a nursing degree and then to marry and have children. ThemelB l EMF... . .- -w ' $Vsu- NV Lw- waJw zxwwwwml xxwxxxmmm D Chris H tress. 3 steady ha opment cl fun for An ists have . . ' , V . ., . . Scott sho z , L . , . ., eager'm , .. j . , ' i'. ' bels.9w 4 Theme 4.,1'. ,u 5.x. .zuc2t;..1mr.0.!:olul i m 1-54 .u,'rw:,..x.1.w4m..4u -.1411I1fil4uW-V5 '15 1M q'wy-d -n.2wwwl:dkiimmm't'4.w'uwrV. ' 3 . '- 7m- V ' v ' m . s .7 40- WAFA. -. -........... . ,-. The I980-8l school year brought with it some new classes to Ray-Pec. One of the most popular was Photography. The be- ginning photographer learns how to take e pictures, print contact sheets and devel- j op pictures. ; A new class to the Art Department is 1 Pottery. Basic fundamentals like throw- ing on the wheel and hand building are taught so the student can make same- thing in which they prefer. Business classes still take in quite a few of the people and the Family Relations class is still a favorite. 0 Chris Hammack, the seam- tress. D Art class takes a steady hand. 30 Child Devel- opment class. 4i Accounting is fun for Angie and Rob. 5 Typ- ists have flying fingers. 6i Scott shows real talent. D Cowboy hats make studying easier. 8 Home Ec saves Ia- ' bels. 9i Debbie Shelton. ..... -We; 4L: . -K women rimsmvii'f Themei 5 z ' MuW-m.-w;g.gsubanmmn e u .-. -e. tV1WM?r'vVMHMtvm'v!aang-wWWW , .V . M. --':. u 1'Ai'VtiIn-141n $9.. truem .v..; The l980 Spirit Week was a big success this year. The Seniors took the competition with the Freshmen close behind with the lack of I point. Monday brought Sweat Day where everyone were their sweats. Tuesday, Costume Day, came with spiders, clowns, punk rockers, and army personnel. On Wednesday, Country and West- ern Day, it looked like Gilleyis everywhere. Thursday was Old Tee: Shirt Day and Hall Decoration. The win was split between the Senior Class and the Freshmen Class. Friday was the traditional Colors Day; black, white, and gold were on everyone. All in all, the week was one of fun and creativity, and brought much excitement for the upcoming Homecoming battle. thte in I. Reheadnat be. a i bet in +he.t:e,; , Kiiyem xV' -4 WTheme -ar. The Seniors Ind with the lack yone wore their rs, clowns, punk ntry and West- ay was Old Tee- lit between the s the traditional ne. All in all, the uch excitement I. Mr. Gillham's class shows their spirit on Sweat Day. 2. The l980-8l Homecoming Royalty on the Student Council float. 3. Sweat Day shown off in the classrooms of R-P High School. 4. Senior Shawn Ray breaking through the crash poster on Homecoming night. 5. David Bowen was the spider who sat down beside her. 6. Troy Sullivan's pep pal's hard work expressed throughout the season. 7. Whitney Wheeler and Brenda Young show their costume making ability. 8. Spirit running rampant through the Senior hall. 9. Senior Karl Benefiel crowns Queen Vicky at halftime. IO. Cheerleaders Deana Lawless and Stephanie Rogers hold the royalty roses. ll-l2. Costume Day brOught out the best in all the creative students Ray-Pec. 1 . .17, ' so- , Nuqu, . RN? . vu w- . Mn. m.u wmluwtw ,.. 224133;:276,113, fuz fixif??? 333:6 f? : ,quI. 1.4? J91! Af' '7er l 10 I'M 13, Mn, : 371 1T ,W a w mm . I m z, , h , Enjwin mm m e 'rPfx' '40 . iitii! ffxx: 5! n l :M ?u 1.1;; c Numuww '1 w . A b.1411 .5 . A UK. V n M m . L. n . u a m w n . v . w N. m n H :4 5V .1 i w. . g u , 1 647; : 21,2255, , , ,.u . 1 i f. . ., . v V: V v ,m E. u ,2 E m . ,5. m M 1 7 ; 5 ix Z- 0 Many students had a good time at the dances spon- sored by the Student Council. D Sophomore class try- ing their hardest to win the spirit award. 30 Senior class showing their spirit. 4i Kary Bennett and Kim JohnSOn performing at a pep assembly. 5i Several of the pep assemblies were held on the football field including this one where the Seniors cheer for their class. 6 Bill Our school li many other acti ing homework. S pating in such a cals and variou: When the 3 o' to work or they ,eez Sparks, Gary Aftos, Danny Richter, Ronnie Arnold and 1 On weekends m Steve Hessefort doing their Senior yell. D Matt Ham- going to the m mack's truck was decorated for his mock wedding in family relations. 8i Mila Shanahan and Jim Gaston were one of the several couples 'imarried in family relations. 9i Junior class doing their class cheer at a pep assembly. S T U D E N T L I F E IOiTheme nunuu... . ' .11.;- he dances spon- omore class try- d. 90 Senior class -nd Kim Johnson eral of the pep -Id including this eir class. 6 Bill nnie Arnold and II. D Matt Ham- ock wedding in Jim Gaston were family relations. t a pep assembly. Our school life at Raymore-Peculiar is filled with many other activities besides going to classes and do- ing homework. Students spend their spare time partici- pating in such activities as sports, cheerleading, musi- cals and various clubs. When the 3 o'clock bell rings many students either go to work or they have practice of some sort after school. On weekends much of the time is spent running around, going to the movies and having parties. m . waup -vao.. w--.v-W 1913- : g, . am . ., - , .. - I. Donna Light keeps Light's Snack Shack in Belton running. 2. David Arthur keeps Glenn's AF in Raymore stocked. 3. Big Mac's at McDonalds keep Mike Crouse cook- Ing. . 4. Brian Vanderpool takes out another delivery for Bob Johnson's in Harrisonville. , A, , 5. Ken Jones gasses the customers up at Fast Stop in L ' Wiiiy Bekon 6. Ginger Greene rings up another purchase at the new T.G.8Y. in Belton. , 7. Kim Hill fixes another order for the customers at ' Sonic in Belton. 8. Bill Sparks prepares another Big Beef at Hardees in Belton. ' 4ka m Kw m3 mav g L Ein- IHTheme , . 4 H 4 .. LJA'! m.:.r.. 1' - 4 .45, .n..'nm4--wa.dw.u' m4mdnu..a--..L..;-.L- , wszW , ', ,, e ' 177an H xwmwxxxxxxmmwww Finding after school and summer jobs for the stu- dents at Ray-Pec seemed to be a big task. With all the new stores opening up around the Raymore-Pe- culiar-Belton area, placement wasn't too hard for the most part. Many students were looking for just part time work while others needed the full time job, but whatever they got, it all brought the same reward, MONEY. m u v , mx. mtxA V'xV-Rkv'?! t-w v?uwam-wrvzvr. .e .9 !fo YFW . - h nh;hv-e-rn ..u !t mm s. x'u D Nancy has a unique way of weaving her hair and according to her it's simple. D Pullover sweaters have been a fad for the past two years. 30 Donny and Gordie show off their designer jeans. 4t Ray-Pec gals always look great. 5t Looking pretty is Diana in a red : velour-like dress. 6t Kathy sports a pair of the ever- popular cowboy boots. D Ray-Pec Seniors do it up right. 8t Blazers have vastly become the in-thing. 9t An- other fad of the year was to wear rabbit fur coats. IOt Susan and Treva always look nice. lUTheme . :0 ..- u-an'mn-thiwhm-dvu ammuy. W W. M w. m Pec ShoWs Style - Ray ThemeHS l4 New Horizonstln . . . Music . . . ACTDC, Black Sabbath, Bob segar, Kan- sas, Pink Floyd, Rush, Queen, Cars, Pat Bennatar, Yes, Kinks, David Bowie, Rod Stewart, Split Enz, Kings, B-52's; 707. Clocks, Police, REO Speedwagon, Ea- gles, Foreigner, Styx, Linda Ronstadt, DEVO, Gary Numan, Kenny Loggins, Christopher Cross, Rossington-Collins Band, Kenny Rogers, Waylon 8 Willie, The Oak Ridge Boys, Barbara Mandrell, Crystal Gayle, Ronnie Milsap, The Statler Brothers, Larry Gatlen, Mac Da- vis, Mo 8 Joe, Anne Murray, Charlie Daniels, Mickey Gilley, and Eddie Rab- bitt. IGTTheme Movies . . . Private Benjamin, Terror Train, Fade to Black, Blue Lagoon, Caddy Shack, Blues Brothers, Airplane, Wholly Mo- ses, Kramer vs. Kramer, Coal Miner's Daughter, Bronco Billy, Empire Strikes Back, Honeysuckle Rose. Urban Cow- boy, Somewhere in Time, Dressed to Kill, Cheech 8 Chong's Next Movier Hollywood Knights, Middle Age Crazy. Prom Night, Smokey and the Bandit II, My Body Guard, Up the Acadamy, Lov- ing Couples, Hopscotch, Xanadu, Pri- vate Eyes, Friday the l3th, Just Like Old Times, Stir Crazy, The Island, How to Beat the High Cost of Living, 9 to 5, 8 The Shining. Events . . . Hostages in Iran, Boycott of the Olym- pics, War Between Iran 8 Iraq, Russian Invasion of Afghanistan, Who Shot J.R.. Reagan Defeats Carter in Presidential Election, Draft Registration Reinstat- ed, Mount St. Helens Eruption, Earth Quakes in California, Las Vegas MGM Grand Fire, Earthquake in Italy, Death of the Shah, Kansas City's Fireman Strike, The Royals Defeat the Yankees and Play in World Series, George Brett Named Most Valuable Player, Deaths of Steve McQueen, Bon Scott, John Bonham, Bobby Van, Edith Bunker, Mae West, and Alfred Hitchcock; Bob Segar Concert, Black and Blue Tour, and the Kenny Rogers Concert, death of John Lennon. ;-M.MMW-Wb. yN..uN 3-..v.. A.m w... ..w.... g. h; . Y 1, jivx-LV. . .7 .- .. . l, H 3,;- , V I . . , , WtrpaIW-.- , SENIOR CLASS Karl Benefiel Senior Class of l98'l President Arlen Logan Senior Class of I98l Secretary Ginger Greene Senior Class of l98l Vice-President David Fultz Senior Class of I98I Student Council Representative Pat Kidd Senior Class of I98I Treasurer E Colors: Burgundy and White Flower: Rose Song: The Best Of Times Motto: Climb high, climb far. your goal the sky you aim the stars lWSenior I Pam Armstrong Alan; Adams -ogan Class of l98l ary I Debbie Barnes Fukz Class of I98I It Council resentative Ed Beard Tim Becker Ken Barnes SeniorNg ' . :1... th' m, .r15...,,xu-r-...uNowu.ug-gw K . Debbie Beeler Rhonda Bledsoe Lori Bourland Dana Bremer Darrel Brewster Bill Brown Wanda Brown These Are TheBest Of Times, . . . Jenife IWSenior 'M 1da Bledsoe Tony Buck I Jeff Bullard . Ronnie Burch The Senior's school year was filled with excitement 'and spirit. They participated in spirit week in which they won the hall decoration con- test and also the Spirit Week award for dressing up during the school days as cowboys, in sweats, in costumes, and tra- ditional black, white, and gold. They chanted their senior yell at pep assemblies and cheered their football team into a long awaited victory. Juim Buttrum Debbie Carlson anda Brown 5... Karen Carpenter Marie Cawood Connie Chaffin Jenifer Campbell Senioerl h WW l'i' an...ua.,uxxeqvUg-anawszx u-q 1 . . , , , , v ; , . V . ; ,1 . , , . , K I; , ,V , ; . A , - -.,u..v..... HVWW V? W IW-Wv'e-rrmv Edna Chanslor Donna Crabtree Jill D1 Roxie Crosson Tina Curry Sherrie DeBrot Greg Derby Darrell Derryberry Our Memories esterday . IMSenior iH-V 'l .y.. . . .447!u..1L,tJ-l.:z'.vX.-'eluum 1114141 .mg -. V ,. ' , .-':,' ..;,: -u,,., W .-, p, '- .. y. . V. V .. ; l !- I I a Crabtree Jill DeVenport Chris Eads Teresa Edwards , Steve Findly' ell Derryberry Kevin Foster Debbie Freeman .Tammy Gaddy p SeniorNS ' IV pa..;. . .mu.a.- -................. .. q... .umu Lumpy. vm-wnuxwwtqeaw . . x I . I I I I I I I e II . . . ,- .. I . I II , I a . , I I v . Tami Galloway Donna Gaston -. Jim Gaston Philip Gebauer The next part of the year the seniors spent taking ACT tests and deciding on which college to attend. Some of the many colleges bagan their re- cruiting programs and some of the choices made were Avila; SMSU, NWSMU, Missouri Western, Dana. and MU; these were important decisions to make. Many of the l98l seniors graduated at semester and started college early, attend- ing area colleges Such as-Long- view and CMSU. Matt H Alan Geibler Danna Haberle Darlene Hagadorn John Hall Chris Hammack well Take The Best . . . 21 24 Senior 7 . .ma Una Gebauer Joni Harper John Harper Janet Harper Matt Hammack Ilene Hey Steve Hessefort : Hammack Cindy Hoover Dathian Hilt Mark Hijleh David Higginbotham SeniorHS Patti Hoskins Tom Hoskins Rick Huguenin Charles Inman As the weather began to turn warmer. outside events began to take place, such as baseball games, track meets, and golf tournaments and the senoir class was there to show their spirit and support of the athletes. The year flew by and the time came for the seniors to order their announcements, cap and gowns, and to choose their class song, motto, color, and flower. Koleen LeeAnn Kearney Darrell Kidwell Dean Kliensorge Melissa Kowalczk ' , : .- Betsy E And Someday 'Weill Find ,. . ' IGtSenior ' i15434 . .. mm .u:'.14h;iqvh.,. 1.114! 7 2 s ,. s n V .m V. J, s .m W . . h Y m , w k S a a . L M m .w . I a r e h a D C ,. . I , T M n k m k .m Y m f w, u :y. , K .2... C . a . IN. M .H ,, T . B . ... V, S 8 e . e m m K L L h d k e :l C I S O a ,. . .m D , T C . V. , a $1 . . a w. 8 c e a s r .m S ,K L n V; e e w h e . o B m h K m. J T z I Kowalczk .1... Hum, - 3,. .H. . $1. . $..0..,.1 V ng-u-uo. . . . , , F-x-u '1 . .V 2 n . ., .7 ,7 ,- Patty Manion Sheryl McCoy Mark M Being a Senior mgan only half doing you: not really caring. coming to school on! like it. ordering caps and g .ments, pictures. Sandy McIntyre fighting over class n putting on the board left of school. having a skip day. 505 , H V Craig Miller vGary Miller Kathy Miller Chuck Mohr I Wish The Summer Winds . . . IWSenior m u '41.1 4tm!inbdhv'iuu'10muy4, muunayw ., . , . 4 A . u . .. , ., . ,. . . J: ,w .31 . .--- . .7 , , tv, , th . , 7,, .. , McCoy Mark Moorhead 1 Dale Needs Sherrie Nichols Being a Senior mgans . t . knowing what teachers expect of you a istill ot doin it. only half doing your homework and m e n 8 0' really carlng. wearing senior t-shirts. coming to school only when you feel l'k . having buddies that wilhl last the rest I e It. of your life. ordering caps and gowns. announce- . realizing that the future you looked ments, plctures. forward to for so long is finally here. fighting over class motto. roaming the halls without a pass. putting on the board how many days being looked up to. left of school. choosing colleges. having a skip day. GRADUATINGI tck Mohr . . 0 David Ober Gary Oldham Carl Owen Teri Parham Senior '29 Peggy Powell Sandy Parrott Denise Tim Prince Don Pruitt Susan Radtke ShaWn Ray Stan Redford Chris Reed But, If Our World . . . Shawn I SWSenior - 1;. .r. . f u L... . .5- 14,. ,. Yuum ur.,u.r.n:1AH:CI-lz;iq.-o.ar'nltumnttldlc. uh. N . W U a w R m n r R .m n. n u. m R .M R w .m x W R u V s R e a m n a 9 J D r r e e s t t .I w n M... . R g i o R w R M, C .m ,.. n e n , a B .Wa D P e t . S H. .R w s u e n u V d e ,, m 0 k , V a h .ol. d R R O m u R A i e .m W n L Y a w . D a s m e a R o e R , m m w S M .5. w t . a m We e .m R n .w W Debbie Sanders As .the end of the year rolled around, you cauld find flashes going off, Senior books being passed, and sometimes a silent tear being shed at the thought of finally leaving. Filled with mixed emotions. remembering the good times, and trying to grasp hold of the thought of never letting go of their friends, the Senior Class of I98l finished their final school year and began their future plans. Karla Schwoerer We, Rhonda Sanders 0 Deborah SI James Schlagle Scott Schmitt Geneta Sears Mila Shanahan Benny Shar P Always Be Around . sysmor L ' ' h- .. 1': . tum '41.:Lutml.:.L11hriav61ut'-vl' Schenherr Deborah Shelton - Kelli Shrewsbury . Mike Smith iy Sharp Karen Spainhour Bill Sparks I Leesa Spena RiChard Statler. Seniov33 :1. , ,, . . k v. , . ,, 'f ' , . u .-.-.-,1v.. .-;- ... v7 -.- r . -' ,'- 'V 4 . q WH'U .W ,,,.... ..;4...!mxm.wmmrwww-mwmmrk :.- .1 y,, L. '7 . : - x4 . A . V. . , p ,y 7 ..,.,- ------- Llo'yd Taylor Margaret Tarwater Norma Terrell Mary Tokarz WeWI Take Any Risk . . . Strobl Jennifer Vaught Brian Vanderpool Rodney Ulsh Ference T'o'th Hal Walsh Kathy, Veach Lora Welborn Robin Ward RoAn Ward 5 3 r .w n e S Q 7.. ., N . .,.H.. t, Why ,muquyq...unyyau .5 .,. v... :.,- . .: fr. -. , '. 2.37 .- . Veronika Whitaker Mike Willis Kelly Wood Rob Yarick EDOug York Karen Zmuda . The Hands Of Time i . n9V :- I l 3WSenior 3 c , WVAWiiv 7 1? wt a wnx yM $ yfv? ?f x; . awx 4 ???Va Q: 2?? le, I? M agx x , a , hwyvaa 6f xwy V4; -meK.Mw,W .,..... , lrr-Qtrvgtllt , I t. i. I i I Walking hand in , hand. coukas walked through the deors at Heritage: Inn. The time had finally come to Pre sent the Junior-Senior Prom.' 'MYSIi I .fying Moments on April II, I98l. I Expressions of the Juniors. after all I their hard work of planning and deco. I rating were those of tears and smiles I They were finally experiencing their prom and the Seniors were proud, re alizing it was theirs to cherish as theII saw the RP 8I made of moons and' stars. I The night was filled with music bII the band Superstitions while enchant ment. Surprise and special memories; were passed between the 'students. I MM '75: eras: of 1982- . . I I I I Of - - Prom ; cRaymou-fpecul'iaz dkgg segeol, 8' chomu you to C75: Juniot-seniot gleam ' I Idvgstifying Moments witk music 5.9 gupetstition gaudy waning, gripe: metl; Winetun liunclud and giglitymm alluitaga Hm; gzanduzwI, ammun- D Momentoes from Prom. n Sherrie Nichols and Shawn Ray enjoying their dance. opposite page D Four members from the band Superstitons. -D Ken Barnes and Tracy Lyon dance with other couples as Mystifying Moments sweep by them. sstrom , .., , . , VA.......M d in hand, couples the doors at Heritage Id finally come to pre- -Senior Prom. Mysti. t' on April ll. l98l. .f the Juniors. after all of planning and deco- se of tears and smiles. tlly experiencing their eniors were proud, re- eirs to cherish as they made of moons and IS filled with music by :titions while enchant- and special memories 2tween the students. Toth and Yvonne Lehr. 4t Becky Lehr and Rhonda Landon serve punch as the Prom hours linger on. ' 5t Mike Smith taking a break tasting the appetizers. 1 J 30 Senior Shane Clark and date Kim Davis with Ference t w t , r-A... ....'.--.--.n....q.u....... ..,..v . Mor h 4 V s; V :VWMV , . ,. , . ;. 4,. ,w , . .; K . v ... v .. , g , , . ; p , , w m, ,, . m w . M .. m .1 w . . N , .4 ., m V 1 m. w u 4 w u. . A oments Opposite Page I. Sponsors Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Cobb check off Seniors as they arrive. ,2 2. Senior Jim Gaston and date Leeann Toccosco. 3. Junior Angie Akins and John Salmon take'a moment out for the dance. 4 The Graduation cakes for the Seniors of l98l. 5. Senior Margaret Tarwater and Ron Norcross sit down for a quick smile. 6. Juniors Matt Meiron and Carol Goreman enjoying the Prom. This Page I. Supefstitions lead singer. 2. RP students enjoying a slow. quiet moment together. 3. Happy students reflecting on a Mystifying Moment. 4. Senior Kevin Coyne and Shelia Emry take a relaxing break. 5. Chuck Buck and Kathy Veach smiling and dancing their night ayvay. : eSerX , n 1mm uvuh.- .,:...n-4wNu---x- ua.-.Wv-; . Seniors Karl Benefiel and Bennie Sharp preform their cheer- Iegding 5 ! 5- l. Gooflng off at I 2. A quick snap in Mr. Spalding's study hall class. :. illenghiAjt: S; 3. Senigr guys clowning around in Family Relations. acting up ' 4. Ray-Pec SENIORS! 4. Karl 3qu Han 5. Donna Crabtree and partner showing a country swing. $th 6. Friendly smiles from Kevin Coyne and Rhonda Bledsoe. 5. Earl .mornin 7. Senior Shawn Ray with an innocent grin. 6. D JyShane ca: 8. Stan Redford showing off the Christmas paintings. dgn'ce 7. Donna and Mik I 8. Senior John Ha ,I l; 2 M tmqivmuuw , . a V ,, . . , , , ., .. u. u. www-me-M man-4- m , one, l- Goofing off at the Sr. girls Christmas party. Senior Mike Smith flashing an evil grin. Mark Hijleh. Wendi Schenerr, and Andy Forsythe acting up. Karl, Buck Harris . Benefeil hosting the N.H.S. Bong Show. Early morning Chew Brothers meeting. DJ. Shane Clark spinning the discs at the StuKZo dance. Donna and Mike relaxing at Sweetheart Dance. Senior John Harper and his horse Cloudy. Mpg... V ' ., .1, Wam-y..rn,m...1n.....,..,x.;.-m . . . 4M5eniors' .. .4: . :4 w. JAVIJK-a l. Seniors seated at B- Reverend Stillwell giv Ginger Greene. Mary camera. 7. Concert the long walk. 9. Rev aw r M-a- t ..- - - . :7 .m tawny aureate Sunday, May 17, 1981 4:00 pm. Processienal Pomp and Circumstance Elgar l. Seniors seated at Baccalaureate. 2.3.IO. Seniors walk in with anticipation. 4. Diana Temo'eten Reverend Stillwell gives the invocation. 5. Mr. Rankin welcomes audience. 6. 1 Ginger Greene. Mary Tokarz. and Deana Lawless take time to smile for the Invocation 1 Reverend Charles R. Slillwell 1 Camera. 7. Concert choir performs at Baccalaureate. 8. Seniors line up for 1 1 the long walk. 9. Reverend Odom-Groh gives the address. . Concert Cheur All His Mercies Shall Endureh Handel 1 t - . Show Me the Way LubbofUPorter 1 Accompanist - Shari Spena Address , Reverend Larry Odcm-Grch 1 Raymore Chnshan Church Beneductncn Reverend Richard M Hammett No Recessmnal Audaence Dismissed After Benediction Concert Choir Wendy Barnard. Sue Beard. Vick: BlSth. Jnm Bultrum. Shelly Bullock. Karen Carpenter. Chris Cotton. Andy Forsythe. Mark Hijleh. Cindy Hoover. Ruck Huguenln. Ron McKecwn. Jet! Mosch. Annelle Porter. Kathy Rice. Stephanie Rogers. Leesa Spena. RICK Statler. ' 1 Rh'cnda Thomascn. Beth Todd. Andrea Andres. Mike Button. Debbie Seniors145 chson. Ed Fleming. Carla Rein. Samantha Wyman. Diana Templeton. Mike Willis, Kerry Lawung. Jum Thomas. Deana Lawless 5. Mr. Rankin. Rm iileh. 7. Senh names of graduates presented her rose. I. Seniors wait patiew Mark H selections. 3. David 1 w W? 5Q; 2; Z7? H I, '. , t , ,- V 91... u . m f w ...,. ,m-MWW I. Seniors wait patiently for graduation djp16nas. 2. Senior Ensemble sings two selections. 3. David Fultz receives honor of Valedictorian. 4. Senior Procession- al. 5. Mr. Rankin. Rev. Easton. Mr. Allen. Mr. Shull. and Mr. Dean. 6. Salutatorian. Mark Hiileh. 7. Senior chorus performs. 8. Karl Benefiel. class president, reads names of graduates. 9. Mark Moorhead receives diploma. I0. Kim Mallinson is presented her rose. II. Senlor band members perform for the last time. Thursday, May 21' 1981 8:00 pm. Processicnal Pomp and Circumstance Elgar Concert Band Invocation Reverend B R Eastcn Concert Band God of Ou! Fathers Arr-Smllh HymnAWarren Welcome - Presentation cl Salutatcrian and Valedictorian Donald Shull Superintendent Senior Chorus 'We've Only Jusl Begun LCleSkl Time IS My Fnend LOIESKI -' Recognition of Scholastic Awards John Dean Assnsmnl Superintendent Senior Ensemble: Everybcdy has a Dr'eam Joel When You've Gone Away LCleSkl Presentation of Class cher Rankin Pnncupal Acceptance cl Class Donald Shull Superintendent Awarding of Diplomas Hal H Allen Presudent - Beard 0! Educal-on Benediction Mr Ncrman Funz Recessional Pomp and Circumstance Elgaf tSemcI Ensemble Cunay Hoover. Leesa Spena. Annelle Pcrlev, Deana Lawless Jimmy Bullrum Rucky SlalIeI. Malk Huleh Andy Fcrsylhe Seniors 47 4 l. .. 441.01.: .. i enhanw1wua4uar dHE$lWihdinJQAudud r I. Mr. Rankin cools down the fire to begin serving the hamburgers to hungry and cold seniors. . Mr. McLain helps cook the hamburgers. 2 3. Some of the boys were found occupying their time by playing volleyballt 4. The Seniors fall off the busrto begin their day of leisure. ' 5 Three of the senior boys on their hik g trip attempt to launch someone into the lake. Senior Skip Day was held on May 8. l98l at Lake Jacomo. Three bus loads of seniors enjoyed the fun but soggy day. Sponsors who went were Mr. Rankin. Mr. McLain. Mrs. Benbow. Mrs. Klein. Mr. Coe, and Mr. Garrison. ........... .... fr..- . 7. , .1 n. .5. .1; ?x, . yp-o-ny-anu- My yN... .nw- --w... ... k. W ,7; -- , . mwN.A-N .1 .. nq-mgavnnv. wmqm Angie Akins Jim Allen Susan Allen Donna Arnett David Arthur John Bain Brent Barber Jeff Alumbaugh Mike Anderson Wendy Barnard The Junior Class officers for the I980-8l school year are as follows from left to right: front row: Tina Kruz, Vice President; Brenda Young, President; back row: Stephanie Freer secretary, Debbie Hofmann, Student Council Representative; Susan Allen, Treasurer David Barton Bernadette Kathy Benefiel Teri Bennett Paula Bishop 1 Vicki Bishop Beaven Mike Bolley Rhonda Brenda Bremer KeIly Black Breedlove SONuniors 'w l. Chris Marquez taking advan- tage of lunch in the cafeteria to take a break from the every day routine of a school day. 2. Gail Huber getting ready to start another hour Renbowk Home Economics memaxvm'w vam - . David Brene Paula Bullarc Matt Com Jeff Dean barebakxw' 01,, .v..u.4g...... mga-wmhawmx ' Q44; 'szwMui-l-mg.thM'WI-HaiHoeLM-MvMJ-iw W-w' -. 'v V'V1 ' cw mw'h. - E'mwrmwaWm-Wwym.vrawk?ywup ?J- -,- . ,1 x , .n, ., .. .. . va 7 The Class Of h 5- David Brener Dennis Brewer Lisa Brown Lloyd Brown Luanne Buhr Paula Bullard Rick Cahill Sandy Carlson Greg Cochran ITracy Cochran l. Matt Meiron and Tim Olson show their class spirit during a pep assembly in the fall. taking advanc n the cafeteria from the even, a school day. 5 tting ready to hour in Mrs. , ne Economics 2. Lisa Gagliardi hard at work practicing for contest in the spring. 3. Kim Hill getting ready to serve the many customers that come in to eat at Sonic. Matt Combs Suzanne Cooper Chris Cotton Alvin Dancer Rita Davids Jeff Dean Brenda Deckard Robbie Dobson Kim Dooley Shawn Dyer M'We juniorstSl w--.hmgw-..A-...Mt.mw . - - - t ....m x...m ;....'r.r-v.....o-......-K.- --A.... 0.-.... . . .-w-..gm -mww . a... 1... av n. W '-W, , . . , . ., . V. ; x, WeTe The Class . . . ! Sharon Haeber Mark Heintzelman Chris Elleman Chris Erickson Don Everman Tony Farrari Wayne Findley Dirk Fitzpatrick Mike Fleming Melissa Fletcher Kim Flowers Tlna Ford 5 I. Jennifer Rogers appears to be trying to talk Mark Moorhead out of taking her picture, but apparently her efforts are fruitless. a 2. Man Combs getting ready to begin another 7th hOur in Mrs. Chapmads Typing I class. 3. David Arthur participating in Pottery. a new class seen in Raymore-Peculiar this year. Michelle Holloway Mike Jeffri Rena Forester Marty Foster Stephanie Freer Lisa Gagliardi Lee Gates Eddie Gibbs Robert Gillispie Phil Grammatica Denise Green Vernon Guilford ; BMJuniors . .. . :4 4.. .u .wumwuv : 1 WW 'v-tz...:;.1.c.'uta.-ml JJBZJHt-lltw'ang;.41-:tka-o-4m L-h-wtum4o-JMJ4JMWWMM.SmmmmrmeMmM,Mgr-L . , .M M ... ..$.,.a..1.-mqu.wmmw. ,ww.g,7mWe.p-.r.---,F..:t,,-,.nv-. f7... . . c... . .. . V, Thafs At The Top! , ,, m: 5 Sharon Haeberle Vicki Hagedorn Paul Hamilton Susan Hammack 'Jih Hatfield Mark Karen Jerry Hibdon Kim Hill Debbie Hofmann Heintzelman Hendrickson appears to be ark Moorhead :r picture, but ' efforts are I. Mark Lustkenhoelter demon- strates one of the many ways ; 3. the human tongue can be used, $ which is to inter-change it in case you need an extra lip. tting ready to th hour in Mrs. 2. Jan Sears just finished a deli- ing I class. cious lasagne dinner in Miss Friedrich's second hour Foods articipating in class. class seen in . Ir this year. Michelle Gail Huber Jeff Hunter David Inman Max January 3. Pauh Bullard shows her ere- Holloway Mark Johnson Alan Jones Dana Junkin John Kagarice ativity in sewing as she at- Mike Jeffries i w i l tempts to Wren out some I pressing probelms. l i JuniorVSS Debbie Keays' Debbie Lacy Don Lininger Pam McCrary 54Nuniors . . : a . . .. t .1.-,:i:..v,4.. :..1.u..t ,..., ... , en, W . MW . .z, .t w.....v.1...emm..Vmwonmw.$-amwv. M 1 . . t v . . i A7,.t; e - Now weill Tell You . . . Paul Keller Kerry Lawing Scott Livingston David McCune Lester Koder Yvonne Lehr Steven Lowery Jodilee McCune .24 1 .0-4. . v. .' nan. m-umw ,.,q;.;. +4.; .4 14....i adehLiw.xmK-LQQ:J i . Tina Kruse Stephanie i DaVId Mecadan Donna Light Laboueff Matt Melron Jim Lillig l. Karen Hendrickson gets a wor- kout on the weights in the new weight room that was added to the school this year. I 2. Sandy Carlson poses for a pic- 9 ture to show off some of the fashion trends that appeared at School this year. 3. Scott Livingston gives Steph- anie Rogers a look that dares her to take his picture, and she accepts his dare. Mark Luetken- Scott Lyon Kevin Mullen hoelter Eddie McNiel Angel Nichol Kim McGrew $44.24,; mWWamws . ,WWWDHmmMmN , ,4; M1 e David Macadanz Matt Meiron Robert Maheux Chris D. Miller Mike Martin Mitzi Miller Chris Marquez Chris L. Miller Monty Maus Jeff Mosch t x m. 3n gets a wor- 1ts in the new it was added 5 year. uses for a pic- f some of the :hat appeared ear. I gives Steph- ok that dares picture, and dare. Kevin Mullen Angel Nichols John Myrick Lois Nord Scott Newell Tim Olson Eugine Myers Shawna Nichols f g Linda Newman Marc Owen l. Kim Dooley and Lois Nord enioying their lunch at school. 2. Dana Jenkin hard at work at the V0- Tech school in Harrisonville. 3. Vickie Bishop takes time out of her busy work schedule at Sonic to pose for a picture. .. .e , . ., .. WWW ,r . WW 7 7. . Kugwwymumw ....u-x,uae-.-.,,..,.,7...w.e;-exw-.m.!e?w--,wmw WWW . .- , f .V: .' . . 3 V M Roxanne Eric Parker Harold Parrott Pardekooper Tammy Pruitt Tom Pruitt , V Tom Perdee , .44? Mike Owens Sam Peek Carol Owens Ronda Paskon ,, I w 421$ 3w. wYxW. WA I. Brenda Bremer shows her abil- ity to type swiftly and accu- rately in Mrs. Methenyis sec- ond hour Typing ll class. 2. When asked what he thOught of his grades for the quarter. Lloyd Brown gave this reply. 3. Abbe Shull and Kelly Black do do their stuff performing with the Pom Pon squad during half time at the many basketball games and pep rallies they performed at during the year. Ruth Pyle Jay Renfro Jim Reed Mark Roach Kevin Reinhardt Tammy Roberts Larry Rains John Ritter Sherry Reisinger Pam Rodabaugh ,, 56Huniors .......uw..14Loubzut-u'iummmuwgwucamnu.u:gamu1'dau.'.;.v..a.zewaaggbmhwfaaialariaez'e'iMu-zwwkm'v? --: i' i' - ;.;. ;..- WHW ,V ' ' . .- b-g-uaouatxmuy- t-n-n - . t 7 Jennifer Roge Christine Schumache Kevin Skee Tom Spear 1. u. hows her abil- tly and accu- etheny's sec- ll class. at he thought r the quarter, 1e this reply. ielly Black do rforming with ad during half ny basketball , rallies they ring the year. Jennifer Rogers Christine Schumacher Kevin Skeens Tom Spears David Russback Don Scruggs Craig Smith Doug Stark uniors! JUniors! Nancy Russback Jan Sears Cary Smith Jennifer Stella - ,...W ..-. . , .- .V M . Arrrm ?VSI. n rea-cynm-rep-upt,g.w:p-I-,r,---m. '71. , mu, ,, , ,...-J.w....M.M4.-4-W vow . uv-quwxl. 'W . , u, , , W , , 2' Bernard Scholz Mike Shank Mary Smith David Stephenson Linda Schooler Abbe Shuli Sheryl Smith Lori Stigler XMW'; . ,1! l. Jeff Alumbaugh about to dis- play his talent as an expert photographer in Mrs. Gentry's first hour Photography class. 2. Debbie Keays dances the night away at one of the many student cauncil dances. 3. Troy Sullivan standing in front of his elaborately decorated locker done by his pep pal. Juniorsi57 , .. l .,.. NWGW qw- umsWN ,v . w . vZ'AW' ' 'W' ' a ,... . ta Ava... ...... ...,,x natu-HW , , .. .qu 1m1-s-vu .. , W s . .. . ,0 v . V . h .1 ., , x, . t . . , . wrm . . Juniorsll' e me.mmmmmwm Robbie Troy Sullivan Bobby Sutcliffe Nancy Tarwater Trica Taylor Stottlemyre Mike Tiedman Andrew Tilbury Donald Tipton Kathy Townsend Diana Templeton This year's Junior class was kept very busy organizing and setting up the prom. Magazines were sold this year in order to raise money instead of the con- cession stands that had been done in the past for prom. Class rings always cause some excitement and this year was no exception. When they arrived in December, Juniors could be seen all over flashing their hands and oohing and ahhing over each oth- Debbie Allen er's ring. Ruben Amado Abbe Shull was asked what she J0 A-ment . Sherrie Andrl thought of her Junior, year, and LeeAnna Bak she commented that she was glad that it was over, because she was ready to be a senior. l. The Sopho IQ These girls have a tough job keeping I98I. track of scores and statistics at all wrestling matches. 2. Beth Tod- 2. David Bremer hard at work at VoTech for be IO N in Harrisonville. 3. Mr. Moul's upcoming te Jitn VaIentine Ranfiy Veach Debbie Watts Sandy Williams Sherri Winders Mike Wood ChrIs Wright Rick Wyrick Kim Yonkman Brenda Young El 58Huniors . ...:.. . mnmmi - m-:hr-5..'I.a!4l-'L V ' -mmmm-Cwawwmmt class was anizing and , Magazines in order to of the con- had been prom. cause some year was no y arrived in Juld be seen r hands and er each oth- ed what she 'r year, and at she was en because a senior. :h job keeping :atistics at all ork at VoTech Debbie Allen Ruben Amador Jon Ament Sherrie Andrist LeeAnna Baker I. The Sophomore class officers for I980- I98l. 2. Beth Todd and Rita Dieffenbach wait Chris Barnes Dale Barnes John Barningham Doug Barret Tammy Baum for bell to ring in P.E. 3. Mr. Moul's Biology I class studies for an upcoming test. Class officers for the l980-8I school year are as follows: President, Mike Campbell; Treasur- er, Craig Lefferty; Vice-President, Shannon McWilliams; Secretary, Whitney Wheeler; Stu- dent Council Representative, Tina Steinke. Sue Beard Mike Booker Kevin Bearden David Bowen Carol Berry Alan Brewster Kathy Berry Janelle Brester Russell Bohrer Jerry Brokaw ,-.,;K,,;.vn-5-vr mMy-q. ,. . . .1 w r-er'rvN-rmh,; ' ,WA WWWWM Hf , www.hquw . . rm; ,. M - d-w gunman- W: . . . ,. ., . K , knm. - - The Class O 1.. i E ii i r g, 1 E Scott Brower Jackie , , Billy Carter Christy Cobb Greg Brown Buschhorn 1' ' ' ' Bill Cawood Marcella Cobb Paula Brown David Buttrum Chuck Chaffin Chris Collins Lisa Bryan Dana Calonge Leigh Ann Landa Culley Karen Bryant Mike Campbell Chaney Kim Davis John Cantrell Kim Clark Tab Davis Jim Bean Tom DeVille Rita Dieffen Koni Dollard I. A backward glance from Sophomore Gordie Light and Donnie Scruggs. 2. Lisa Nichols is taken by surprise dur- ing classroom work. 3. Heather Raw, Tina Steinke, Dana Ober, and Pam Plunkett await speech at Fall Sports Banquet. GWSophomores 5: ,, v. . ,....7,; W.. .Kc-an$Mnaccwqmwus mevmej V . W , Wu. v. n, , . v,,. 9,-7. EN'SI, . 97.yy5w.-r-..7-w,,,.43,7,7-3,..xv,-,,.nr-+r . Sophomores C Iristy Cobb Tab Davis Shannon Mike Finke Jim Green arcella c.lobb Jim Bean Donahue Vera Ford Philip Green is Collins Tom DeVille Linda Downen Debbie Gaston Steve Grimes nda Cglleyr Rita Dieffenbach Shelia Emry Carol Gorman Tim Grossman m DaV's Koni Dollard Julie Engberg Linda Mary Gunter John Ferrell Grammatica l. Whitney Wheeler is all duded up. 2. Kelly McLaughlin and Craig Laf- ferty pose for a picture. 3. Ann Maley smiles sweetly for the camera. 4. A typical Sophomore class. Sophomorele v, wIaF.,.,..-v..-... . .....,..........' -,--; wrmv, tr. . .- . . .. . , -- -..VK UN ..- mm mu, -w4.w;u4r-VM V,me . W . - 'F'M '9 ' ' - ' ' ' fl ' v'hh l. Deanna Resetf, Whitney Wheeler, LeighAnn Chaney, and Pam Plunkett make a pretty pic- ture. 2. Tim Grossman and Mike Campbell takea Clint Harkader Russell Horn ', ,. break in the library. Kim Johnson Mike Koder Delana Lee 5 Belinda Harris Charlene Hyatt Wesley Johnson Cathy Kowalczk Becky Lehw Kevin Hartley Brad lgo - . Sherri Jones Craig Lafferty Donna Leil Norman Becky Irvin 3' RlEk Rlogers and Sue Beard take a breather at Dean Kearney Rhonda Landon Gordie Lig Holloway Cecelia lseman 3 SC 00 ance' Steve Kitson Gerry Lawless Nancy Lin: Jeff Holtcamp awau$uguuuaaduhy - ' , ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' me-h,u.aA pk . . aw... meg..r u. n.-cqy.wuu,m ; Wv r , .-., - . V- . vmxyrang:.m . ..,.,,7..-. 7..;,- , V?;?, -7. ; ..T- -- .. ike Koder Delana Lee Shelly Littleton Patty McCune Shannon athy Kowalczk Becky Lehr Sabina Lohr Mike McKenzie McWilliams 'aig Lafferty Donna Leiber David Loney Rgn McKeow-n Ann Maley Ionda Landon Gordie Light April Lorance Nicole McLaIn Mark Mather erry Lawless Nancy Linscott Darrell McCoy Kelly McLaughlin Mitch Melron Brenda Messmer l. Sophomores put their typing skills to work. 2. Tommy DeVille gives a win- ning smile. 3. Sophomores show spirit at a pep assembly. SophomoreV63 . ...K .. . . , , .. wan, ...... Hryunu hmmpumxduwngvx T'$vw : ?' 1'XW 1-WqumeW.$W Jeff Mocker Robert Norman April Dana Ober Montgomery Stacie O'Kelley Brian Morris Tim Parsons Doug Moses Tammy Pearce Lisa Nichols l. Mitch Meiron breathes. 2. Paul Keller, Whitney Wheeler, Carol Gorman and Mike Wood enjoy themselves at a Student Council Dance. i 3. Gordie Light is a victim of a E photography student in photog- raphy class. 6MSophomore WWWW rkmuwwp... ' Rhonda Phillips Pam Plunkett Stacy Pollock Mark Porter Terry Porter Kris Pritts Mike Raisbeck Heather Raw Scott Reed De'anna Reser . u; 4w.AAI..I$.:..VA-l'l1'13-4at1i' 4u-n4-t.i-'-ild--:l4rvai3DanILI-$thn;w' .mAmuL-aaa' ' '-' r..m.. z'..'.:.....'v:; ,3 ' :mW W v :v.;.:...'-...-.1.'- m .21: nay; 1' Wa, ;.Mv;,.,........;M.v...- Mark Reynoh Kathy Rice Shawna Ridenhour Darrold Rodabaugh Rick Rogers l. Chris Colli ment in typi: 2. Sheila Em her next cla: 3. Lisa Bryan enjoy thems Council Dam Kris Pritts Mike Raisbeck Heather Raw Scott Reed Deanna Reser v. A u: W43. ., u -w-mw-. mmlhuvxwwgsngyumWWMW-m ' Mark Reynolds Kathy Rice Shawna Ridenhour Darrold Rodabaugh Rick Rogers Bill Sanders Glen Sanford Lisa Schroder Rick Selph Eugene Sewell l. Chris Collins types an assign- ment in typing class. 2. Sheila Emery gets ready for her next class. 3. Lisa Bryan and Paul Ferguson enjoy themselves at a Student Council Dance. Sophomores . wwyw .uwwxmwu Terri Shrout Richard Simpson Eric Slover Alisa Smith Danny Smith uh H, W-M.WB-MN--.N.M .., - , .H- ., rm . V JTFT5W3W . W . 4 pa ,ayr,, 7 -,- -p. .;x,. ..-: Troy Smith Chuck Spears Debbie Speer Tim Spencer Gerard Spills ......... .... ,. .m.....k. .- mmwmwnmpwmn. .. TVWWWhhy wwwwvmmmm. WM... p. w. w... .. .. m .- . . . i i t I Z Fer-ymw wr-V'Mm'm 1' , . . x. , rmuk-v-g.al '$er- xWr1 :W'-.1quW' - ' - - . . w M v. i f- Sophomores . . . Verna Taylor Tammi Shiele Rhonda Thomason Marty Tierney Beth Todd Ken Stuart Maria Stutzman Terri' Sullivan Brenda Tait Lonnie Taylor Sherri Stanley Tina Steinke Brenda Stillwell Dawn Stowe Stephanie Stroup Mike Totten Mike Vogt l. Sophomore Eugene Sewell looks on as Ron McKeowen wrestles with a partner. 2. Lisa Bryan and Pam Plunkett smile for a picture in P.E. class. 3. Tina Steinke studies intently for an upcoming test. A 66 Sophomores .. .,: v... 4; .4.crz.:..u-;i . 1-4.. 4..4-...,;.L.-:.u a hxmau 0414M 14.. guua...iwWwMW;MuAWAWamhdmugimkwmhm.$vw;.--..uuu ..-.a.....x. - Steve Tompkins Tammy Turner Michelle Vancil x'Vrnn . . Barbara Waggone Majorie Wa Wendy Wag Kim Ward Ron Wasme l. Sophomor Dana Ober Concert Ba 2. Ann Male their dress 3. A pyrami with Eric SI ing Mitch n t ,h ....,, , ,. , -.J-...,..n.w.,.1.t-.u.,.. .Iwnmym... .A '. .. ,- . , ,. - i Ill Steve Tompkins Barbara Mike Watts Mike Totten Waggoner Karen Welsh Tammy Turner 1 Majorie Wagler Whitney Michelle Vancil 4 Wendy Wagler Wheeler Mike Vogt Kim Ward Angie Wierman 1 Ron Wasmer Kathy Willis l. Sophomores Sherri Jones, with her flute, and Dana Ober with her trumpet, take a break from Concert Band. 2. Ann Maley and Kim Johnson smile prettily in their dresses, as they finish a test in P.E. 3. A pyramid was made in Sophomore P.E. class with Eric Slover and Kelly McLaughlin support- ing Mitch Meiron, standing. . ?HWbmqrymyvg-Wyp .07.... ..,,. t Deana Wilson Randy Winchel Renee Woods Randy Woodward Brent York 17K! .;;?-.,-;-.7-,7...gwyny .. . m, ,1 , , , F ,wwr, n, .. .. r, Wm wx .V..f.M, ,1A..M;MF N -W.-quWMWW . , , L7 . . , . ' ' -1 vrvym-w, OnA oadTo... I. The Freshmen Class Officers for the I980-8I school year are as follows: President Tammy Knight, Vice-President Cindy Bain, Secretary Brad Sparks. Treasurer April Radtke, Student Council Representative Brian Smith. 2. Jocelyn Wills listens intently during class. 3. Tammy Knight enjoys one of the school lunches. Mary Aldrich Sara Allen Andrea Andreas Andrea Bailey Paula Baker Rodney BO Debbie Allen Sarah Amerson David Andrist Cindy Bain Billy Barces Jagleenk rac ma Tirfa .Barnard Sandra Greg Barton Diane Bishop Marti Bloesser Krlstlna Barnes Barningham Jeff Beckett Jeff Bixler Tracy Bourland Kim Barrett SWFreshman :,4-.4.yv...-e.w-ug.gxwlwy..a.pgquu4whn;..' Au' .4; ' -' m g' 5 . .1:' ' AW t m...- 50' ' ' '. ' .:..$., - '...,...' .MW . ;.--..:--..-...:4..'..,..3.2. - .,, , . W.-....U..v.....-..,.. ,almugu-uqm-sn. mm 1-. r.w , W . a. V . lass Officers ol year are as -nt Tammy ident Cindy . Brad Sparks, dtke, Student , tative Brian x tens intently - njoys one of o K ' Rodney Boxley Melvin Bradley Roger Brattin John Brent Becky Brown Jayleen David Bramell Lesa Breshears John Brewer Blruce Brown A Brackman , l. Amy Dodge gets prepared for another day at school. I 2. Mr. Davis' second hour Ameri- can History class. WWV 3. Freshman Tammy Erwin and her visitor from Belton pose for a ; picture. . Duane Brown Kelly Broyles Mike Buffon Kyle Carpenter Lloyd Chrisman Marti Bloesser Laurie Brown Debbie Angela Campbell Doug Carter Kevin Christy Tracy Bourland 1 Brumbaugh FreshmaM69 g; E E i; K N E Rusty Collins Jeff Cooper We Are Bill Cunningham Steve Dearmont Jeff Corbin Michele Cox The Fresh Debbie Dobson Amy Dodge Susie Debrot Terry Deville .........m,--a.-.-ew. :7 .emveNVwNM-vWMWm-wwwww, w-ggwmmmvm.v.q,hm . men I. The freshmen show their spirit as they shout their class yell which is as follows: We are the Freshmen, the class that's ??I. We are the Freshmen, our class has just begun. F-R-E-S-H-M-E-N. Freshmen, Freshmen, m. - 2. Freshman Angie Phelps poses for a snap. 3. Junior Varsity player, Tammy Knight, shows some of her volley- ball technique. e um. - Kevin Flow4 Renee Forrc 70WFreshmen Kelly Dooley DeWayne 3 Duggar Curt Elleman Tony Ellis Tammy Erwin Larry Fellers Paul Ferguson Mark Files Rod Findley Ed Fleming - u. a. aA-r- i-hdA-d-V'HR Wi-uuv'auv-vu411.2114ituddbng.'wg.4wwmwi.r 44.6.40. tyumma. a... M, '3- u;.'. .mw , -' WM ,.'v A 7- t. , , , no.4- yAtAwaamku q'lNL'nkhM' - ' I. In one of I more-Peculi ing on a pe 2. Some of t dressed OL second hou 3. The Fre pose in the the Homem w their spirit ir class yell : We are the that's 46H. We our class has E-S-H-M-E-N. n, m. Phelps poses layer, Tammy of her volley- Rod Findley Ed Fleming w, Nagy..- mmlmuqmgmnntymmmgmzwnmw , . H . , lnmpmgy7gmyv9g7mw.qymu, -runx .zapg; pnyv-owy-mw .. , .. u , . The Class Thates 99H . . Maw Dan Gordon! Diana Greene Jeff Ganaden Terry Gillespie Aaron Francis Darryl Franke Kevin Flowers Renee Forrest CheryI Freer Sherry Gaddy wmow mw :v- I. In one of the art classes at Ray- more-Peculiar. Kim Kirk is work- ing on a pencil drawing. 2. Some of the freshmen boys are dressed out for Mr. McLain's second hour P.E. class. 3. The Freshmen Cheerleaders pose in the truck decorated for the Homecoming Parade. :1 1: David Haeberle Greg Halterman Scott Hampton Debbie Harmon , Heath Grimes Doug Gulick Kelly Gunter George Gurnett Jeanette Harper Kristine Harper Freshmean ; ....m... vV-qxv-sg .E, .g...g7Ey..:uMwWWWW-W rw-rumrmvmmwwwr-Wwwmwk We Are The Freshmen l. Unsuspecting freshmen are waiting in the lunch line for the unexpected. 2. Delirious freshmein students in Mr. Gillham's second hour gener- al math class take time to look up from their intense studies. a 3. Jeff Hartley smiles big for can- Jeff Hartley Jeff Kim Christine Hey Clifford d. d Tracy Hauser Heintzelman Hendrickson Jeff Hock Holloway I camera' Julie Hendershot David Hestand John Huge Crystal Huskey Chad Jones .Randy Jones Debbie Kibler Ginger Kitson Nancy Johns Jeff Jones Mark Kahl Kim Kirk Tammy Knight 1: 7NFreshmen ,hwWRWnMWWuMWQw-M,.LaA-pggg......- - .4 -1 i . -2... ,. .4 Egg. k.gtlunaa 1tll-tyna'in;y'.;44444duwh.h.emmmmg Phillip Ku Dan Lacy a mam . N1! nuoqmt'nMI-ty. wwwwzm - ur Class Has Just Begun l. The Freshmen Cheerleaders re- present the Raymore-Peculiar Marching Band carrying our flag during the American Royal Pa- rade which was televised on TN. 5. eshmen are line for the 22., Fresh Angie Phelps is with her boyfriend Junior Max January at- tending one of the school dances in the high school gym. n students in d hour gener- me to look up studies. 9 3.1VKelly Dooley, concentrates on One of her timed writings in Mrs. Chapman's second hour Typing l class. s big for can- Phillip Kuns Eric Larson Denise Lewis Paul Link Gene Lucas Dan Lacy Wendy Leonard Pat Link Todd Livingston Tammy McCoy Singer Kitson H , , Kevin Dan Mackedanz Shawn Messmer Loyd Michelle Bobby Mott I'ammy Knight . e McCubbins Carla Martin Konia Meyers Rhonda Moore Patty Mullen Ginger McDonald Freshmant 73 mepmgf7gWImvmehg,m.-e-,-.-Ha, .zarwi unyevnw .. . . W t ,, , ,,-W,-, .. w, , . w-vvvv wave ...K - .,...:..uq ,..i.-..um.nkv.g.n, p..-.p....2 y.A1wW. WHwWw-wwm$gwf5 .. M, F-R-E-S-H-M-E-N I. Carla Rein, Terry Deville, Diana Greene, Bobby Mott, and Konia Meyer, are hanging around in the freshmen hall. wmvm,mm.y.mmmm ,W..w...., . ..A- V-.w., wma..me 2. Kris Barnes uses her offensive abilities during a heme Freshmen Girls basketball game. L , . p , ' 3. Andrea Bailey is in one of the scenes from the la The Sun- Valerie Murray Randy Oakley Wade Parker Tim Perdee Walter Plum h' B ,, P Y Cindy Rob Jeff Nichols Kendra Owen Robbie Parrott Angie Phelps Joyce Powell 5 me Oys ' Gail Roda- i, i i z x 1 kl ;' $ 1 F E L E l. Freshmen Amerson. at 2. Freshme friends duri 3. Captain ' for the Fres Kim Pritts April Radtke Karen Reinhardt Dan Ridenhour Linda Ritter Debbie Pruitt Carla Rein Rhonda Rhodes David Rieken Steve Roach 7HFreshmen . .. . :4 '4 -. .M 134.44.; -0. uvkat'l'w 4...;1-2-0H1-r warm uu-od'uga QAaa-Aad gm-wamw ,.mxuamwg.wwm IRRMMMM'Q pug...u-.... ,... -. eville, Diana L . and Konia round in the er offensive e Freshmen o n one of the y The Sun- Linda Ritter Steve Roach a . m. wv-n-x-sw-uyenwch WIWR-W?szmvbwwmmwrmerfdmhqnmwwrwrf'rw-v -,-v e um , Lv?' h .. -,v .715 Carla Ruscow AI Sample Cindy Roberts Gail Rodabaugh Lloyd Romig Stephanie Root Mike Sanders Sherrie Schlagle l. Freshmen Girls Basketball player, Sarah Amerson, attempts a field goal. 2. Freshmen enjoy the company of friends during lunch time. 3. Captain Tracy Bourland shows spirit for the Freshmen football team. Brian Smith David Smith Karen Selph Bobby Sheets Mgmwmaweb.-gwmk.m gng. ..m Toni , Schumacher Debbie Scruggs Melinda Spainhour Brad Sparks Samantha Spencer Darrin Stark Kyle Staton Jim Stohr FreshmeM 75 e-..,'.;...-. M.A..-..-e..,,v. .. N4 mmmmmvwm..vam.mmmgwmmW L: E ; E r W. L, i r f .,..N..m... ,...... wwdpwwww W ,,-w'mW - ?V7 'F .. .11... Hem... .7;..,:w..w....us.,...w-,gv. ,-.a..-w.-a:.rw:vxmvw ; 1 ., - -- . - - Freshmen, 994 l. The Freshmen Choir performs at a Christmas concert conducted by Mr. Steve Orr. 2. Freshman student George Gurnett por- trays the character Al Lewis in one of the scenes from the play The Sunshine Boys which was performed by the Speech and Drama classes. John Swayne Scott Tabor Jackie Jeff Taylor Taronda Telfor Cheryl Swenson Darrel Tait Tangeman Kari Teigen Kelly Thiele Dalyn Taylor Kim -Thiele David Thomas g Jim Thomas Andrea Todd Daisy Tofsrud Maria Toth Eugenia Ulsh Jeff Vaters John John Williams Mike Wilson Suzanne Wright h Shawn Wallace Washecheck Jocelyn Wills Gary Winchel Daniel Wyman Eric Wierman 76N1reshmen .uz. .v.44mam.;..4-..:'.-.c.-.1vt-u-....,...1' 1M..auaaracu4vdm;,r hu' .e' A: a' ' - V N'-'7 ..r' .a'm- 'e u. ' QM 'Mmumumwmmwa,.g.g,gauue e...,,.-.-k.wwe..... ' e um. - . Derforms at a ucted by Mr. :e Gurnett por- is in one of the 'The Sunshine med by the nia Ulsh ; , ?uzanne Wright Daniel Wyman . ...., -. 7.-. ..,..3....::- nw-vI-u-qwusqvmmmx. ,, ,- . FHCULTY mevnnf-gwlhq-Wepuyfurs ..,,. ; ,, .. . Jay, - , .. v'w :w+ .. - rand.-. pu.:..q.x.....,......A. . ik N x WW6 Xx x. xxx Km WA JEANNINE AKINS Art 500, 501 and 590 sponsors Art club, B S. in Education and Major in Art Education at Northwest Missouri State University. DAVlD ARNALL General Metals and shop and Advance metals. Head track coach andnAsst. Football both are Varsity. A BSED at CMSU.;, University. CHRYS, ,BAXTERf Learning Disabilities, A Sponsors Choreo aphy ; for school musica a f ,Ppp Choir. A ; ',Educa;ion at S U. i pment. Sponsors A ' , class and FHA , Asso ., of Arts at , Cottey Coiiege, S431; , University of Ar'zwna ftjland M5 at CMSU' A A BS. andAMS. at Py'lttsburg State , UniVeyljsity. SNFaculty 4...,. cu u-tniak'nu-wa'agl' Av . 4- - . , 7V , 7:71 4.., ..:,.H :v... 7....v... 77.. . W,. 51:77:. ,7 -- . ,, . . ,..r W' , . ,.. . v-A': a A UK Q-tJ-LllJM-QA'JI .w - ' A U' w-'-vwwv-WWW.T..J.1. I V .W-Wr-r n I ,.. 1.7 - 'W , . -':10 V-rvvs-ewtvs-rrp-n.9,.yn-g..,....,,.u,t a,btytzn, . atCMK a f ?X? asi g;an : ,n. Sey$ga A ma? 0 Facuhy 83 ,-; J. N.-. gum. M. W - .7 . ........Aw . PAM COMPTON Communication Skills, Basic Gram, Poetry. Reading for Pleasure and Reading from the Past. Sponsors all the cheerleaders. A 8.5. of Education at KU, MICHAEL COTHERN Guidance CbunselorA 3.5. and , ,Sgat , Central M souri State N University; , 5 He has a B fromw Mi;souri .S; m , , Library ,club, .zA B,S.E. and ,BOYD lERICKSON, , , Woodworking and: 7' drafting. A 8.5. in Education at SMSU and a M5. at Central SMFaculty v... ,.V.:..F.A. .wV.,.n.N..-N.a,.., .7 Mfywtgym , -W .. q... W - . wm W W ' v . ,V- mwx-yyg,, . 0 . V3.7..WWVH . vavt-Wt-In-IAJA AMz-tunarenu-$vdwn;.u IAd-t-Iz-w .ax ' 3' .-'w-'C' ' r '5 ' ' .. 'huAWn-n -' ' ' 31, ...1... x..-'-.:' 3-0 m 5-. g..1'-'M,n..a,.;r u.- WA - 4-. ..... MH-m-mwnnww-u ' BECKY FITZPATRICK , Physical Education I, and II and First Aid J33 Education at VSMSU, coaches Volleyball, Track , $3507 , DEBRA ERIEDRICHV LFamiin Relation; Child Uevelgpmaat, and Contempogaryzliving, M H6me Ec. clu, WILLIAM GARRISQN? w,,,r?sychology. Black; kiisfbry. Mis'solim ' HistOry;and A , SUSANHARDiNGz ,',,Fr en CLHJHd , Sggnighqwjl. 'ahd BSE in SpanishawquFrenCh ' Min 0lf :gu,,,sponsor- - aforei'gh Langmgefcyiub- CHARLOTTE ' HILL- RICHARDSON 3 Mythology I and il. Basic Composition. and English Literature, BA. and MA. at UMKC. teaches at UMKC. SE. at CMSU., $9950 . ,mfffmanWAyrmunr-rn-np .-..-a,rmv?-, 74x71??? .. , x mm . . FacultWSS , W , ,7-...A--,1..,vuu..p.quauw........wx..kw....A .$..WL.QS :gm-WmMW-M+Wz wmmmvmm-W-Wwmex th . 5 RUSTY HODGE World History, Civics and US. and Mo. Constitution. Sponsors Asst. Varsity Track and Varsuy FootbaH Scout. A B.S.Ed; at Iowa State University at Ames, Iowa. ZZZ x ' ' Mg? SWFaculty . :4 . a Jug 4r. .....-. 4' . yawn. guy. .4 . ap.31.MM471;,vg4uwbd.whgwmmghuammk.Mmimg;mwm.nm .Mw.;...-...va.. . . huwu. .. - . imradmmmwrwrrtv'r rF-i:y ,:35,31 T'7' 5w3'7 $' VT : V' ' ,' CYNTHIA NOBLE Sdgiblogy. USMO , , Cohsu Psychology; and worldGeography, r and has 3 AA. at Longview Community College and a 8.5. Ed. at Northwest Missburi , State University. FN;.;u5-HM..WHW..HW . W 2y . ,-, Wwwr-W' .,..-N....vr- w.......... .v.....W...-,. $rw;-.KYw .1w-WWW .1 K ,, . ,H'WVW' CLARK NOBLE Drafting and Crafts. Sponsors Sportsman Club. A G.E. Trenton Jr. College and B.S.E. Northwest Missouri State University. STEVE ORR Concert choinPop , , choir, Men's choir; Women's choir. : Freshman chorus. and ,3 Study , Activity Club. hdM S E. at1 . Lp; mfer Shop My beihe Maintena ce Pwiect Plannin M, and. , , Wiggglgetball; A , 5 Ed. at ,, ,Central Missb University; mMp.M,..aa.....p.-... .. -.-..;....,..:;. u .7 .w.gt-w;...g.c.'4u-.u Juimnu-4wiuv4u . I.wvw-ngymivgmw.yymv-ru-p--x;s-.:.-n.-.-- . , Squ, ; ,A 3.5 Ed; a t Cei1tral MiSsguri State; , , Univsirsity. Faculty 89 k,-. W... . .. .. .-..--.7. ;.... -.,m.aww...ym..om-u.-mm ..... . -. ..' .. ,. . 1 ; ; . . ' . V :- '.' .JA'KE;,nM-.-q-.M ,b-a$;.hk: -4.4 - ,4; Av- pr Lil. ' r k V 3 i x 4 . + i i i Evelyn Sandford. Leta lnman. Mure Rogers. Iris Denti. Leata Saller, Collen Johnson. Joyce Burke, Janice Strohmeyer. Mildred Davis, Carolyn Foster. Nara Irwin. and Patti Winchell. mm Midge Sanders. Custodians Bus Drivers L. Flemming, S. Reisinger, C. Jaudon, J. Burke, B. Jones, L. Hoskins, L. Carrell. J. Patterson. mm D. Kinney, M. Bremer, M. Godfrey, E. Huff, D. Yeager, T. Carter, K. Miller, J. Patty, H. Wilhemn, M. Crabtree, C. Simp- son, J. Green, M. Dooley, L. LeMasters, and D. Johnson. Berry Owsley. Red Nasalroad, Bill Washam. and Joe Patty. mm Rover, Ohe school Dogl QONaculty rm . .4 .A, 1;,uu4qun y...-.-w..-;...-w.mx.-Lr 2-4444; 5..... ' ;.;..- -. :-... m.gm' 1.. ';;'-' Mg bgnmww..mmo.w.. . Carolyn Foster, :s, L. Hoskins. L. :lfrey, E. Huff, D. 'abtree, C. Simp- n. .. WWW mummwu. MM gum, mnmwmw. 7. ,Wm . ., . ' x,.':r.-; f-pry-wa ... v on; ,, FIETIVITIES , 9 xah. .1;:4:1g5'V ........u-s....aew.,...,. .y..wruyw,ww-wmwm-fwt ,- . .V 4 w-r- mmpmnym . vvmwwwwwx - : g z i Row l: Steve Marr, Lisa Nichols, Wendi Bushhorn, Deb Wat This yea camp at C projects. 1 staff to a ! Row I; Edna Chanslor, Rhonda Bledsoe, Mary Tokarz, Steve Marr, Linda Wilson. Row 2; Roxie Crosson, Sandy McIntyre, Donna Light, Debbie 3 er was Lacy, Mrs. Sharon Gentry. Row 3, Felicia Strader, Veronika Whitaker, Doug Yourk. Yvonne Lehr, Ginger Green, Chris Maley, Sara Ament, P P Abbe Shull, Jennifer Rogers. Not pictured; Mark Moorhead This year's Publication's Staff worked very hard to try to make this year's year- book the best yet and to meet their dead- lines. The staff, consisting of IQ juniors and seniors went on two field trips. On Sep- tember 25th, the staff traveled to War- rensburg to a workshop for Journalism and Publications ataffs. Contests were held and out of 20 different schools, Rhonda Bledsoe placed second, repre- senting Raymore-Peculiar in cover theme. Josten's Yearbook Plant was also visited in Topeka, Ks. The students tOured the plant and learned about the production Of schbol'yearbooks. After the tour, they ate at Happy Joe's Pizza. I. Eating at Happy Joe's. , Mike Ra 93jClubs - 4- uv-LtC-IJAHI .un:nauu4vquy.' Light, Debbie Sara Ament, ion's Staff worked te this year's year- :0 meet their dead- g of I9 juniors and ield trips. On Sep- f traveled to War- IOP for Journalism fs. Contests were different schools. .- ed second. repre- liar in cover theme- : nt was also visited :udents toured the it the production of :r the tour, they ate loe's. .. a. paw... wdr-tc u ..-..Von a 4 . u M v-.w V a . h s , 2' c, x . T .v . rm . .. . m FT ? W V , . . , ffmt.'l- M 75m. . , ,, rpm , rm.y,:--nn.;.n.rv-7,,.v--,qrwvh;--1g Harr. map -1.3' ---,w .- Journalism Row l: Steve Marr, Mike Jeffries, Chris Maley, Teri McWiIliams, Mary Tokarz. Row 2: Margie Wagler, Michelle Holloway. Chris Schumacher. Lisa Bryan, Lisa Nichols, Wendi Wagler. Beth Todd, Tammi Thiele, Jennifer Rogers, Nancy Linscott, Linda Newman. Row 3: Mike Smith, Kim Yonkman. Jackie Bushhorn, Deb Watts, Lois Nord, Jon Ament, Mike Raisback. Lori Stigler, Sandy Williams. Not Pictured-Mark Moorhead. This year's Journalism students attended a one day camp at C.M.S.U. This year's staff also had fund raising projects. They are planning on sending members of the staff to a 5 day camp at M.U. This year the name of the paper was changed from R-P News to Panther Times . Mrs. Gentry 8 Beth Todd work on final layout. Mike Raisbeck, assistant editor, page 3, does layOut work. Clubsxss .. 4p 4 v at ummuvw ,eekw suvmeum..wwwn MVV ' w ' - ,. ' ' 1 T ' T r Foreign Language Club , ' V r Pat Kidd, Mrs. M Yvonne Lehr There was a change in F.L.C. this year. Mrs. Harding took over as the new sponsor as she was the new foreign language teacher. The ac- tivities planned for this year includ- ed a trip to the Guadalupa Center in Kansas City at Christmas time and Row l: Mike Shank, Mark Heintzelman, Jeff Mocker, Lori Bourland, Terri Bennett, Jill Devenport, Mrs. . . . . Harding, David Russback, Linda Grammatica. Koleen Kreeger, Mary Tokarz, Susan Radtke, Lois Nord. earlier In the fall' a tn? t0 the Nius'c Row 2: Paul Hamilton, Debbie Freeman, Chris Cotton, Matt Combs, Debbie Keays, Gene Lucas, Jimmy Ha to see the l'OCk serOUP, The Stohr, Darren Richter, Eric Parrott, David Bowen. Jeff Hartley, Ken Jones. Renee Woods, Tina Ford, Kantares'. Afterwards, HIQY ate at Veronika Whitaker, Debbie Beeler. Row 3: Kendra Owen. Scott Taber, Shawn Dyer, Nancy Johns, Cheryl La Mediteranee , a French restau- ? Swenson, Wendy Leonard, Jocelyn Wills, Andrea Bailey, Angie Wierman, Mary Gunter, Sara Ament, Kathy Werth. Karl Benefiel, David Fultz, Angie Akins, Debbie Hofmann, Not pictured: Jeff Vaters, Karen ,, ,, , , ; Spainhour, Doug Stark, Kelly Gunter. Ch. 5 was Planned In the spring and enjoyed by all. D The group i rant downtown. A trip to Chi enjoys a meal at Chi Chi's . Shawn Ray. Pat Kidd Barber ;, Future Teachers Of America 1 1 ? The F.T.A. members had a a busy year. In the fall some of i the members served as guides l during American Education , Week. In the spring, some of E the members participated in a T teaCh'ng daY- 3V Sue Beard Row l: Tammy Turner, Rhonda Thomason, Sandy Parrott, Sue Beard, Teri McWilliams. Row 2: Terri Bennett. Row D Belinda Harl participates in the F.T.A. Taronda Telfor, Cindy Hoover, Tammy Roberts, Vicky Strobl, Row 3: Delana Lee, Joyce Powell, Treva Swartz, Tricia Terrell, Mr. Carter. teaching day, , Taylor. Donna Crabtree. Not pictured: Mark Moorhead, Sandy McIntyre. l a ' a . QVClubs e in F.L.C. this pok over as the was the new Icher. The ac- IiS year includ- alupa Center in tmas time and ip to the Music kvgroup, The ls, they ate at Frenchtrestau- trip to Chi in the spring D The group Ii Chi's . tow 2: Terri Bennett, il, Treva Swartz, TriCIa A xMQ.Hyv-o.-x1-W.Ntrih'h-Wm, v?u ldfdi, v-vav. KW . ' ,. W s A - . , VWWWPv-?Pram?vgnm v.7;- vylff'v-v e,.- e n x The library club consists of students who are in a study hall but forgo it to assist in the library. They help the librarians by checking cut books for the students, keeping things in the library organized. and hunting down students who have overdue books. Library Cliub Pat Kidd, Mrs. Mary Dobson, Donna Crabtree. Shawn Ray, Karen Hendrickson, Vicky Strobl, Mrs. Frances Hoover and Yvonne Lehr Shawn Ray, Pat Kidd, Donna Crabtree, Shannon McWiIliams, Paula Brown, Koleen Kreeger, Dawn Stowe, Chris Maley, Karen Hendrickson and'Brent Math Club This year's Math Club was kept busy. At the start of the school year they sold posters and began preparing for their future contests. On Feb. 28 they competed in the Raytown math contest and came home with 3 firsts, 2 seconds,4 fourths and 6 fifths. At the CMSU relays on March 28 they won I gold medal, I silver medal and l bronze. Darrell Derryberry. Shawn Dyer Row D Lisa Brown, Tim Prince. Donna Light, Mike Vogt. Glenn Sanford, John Row D Belinda Harris, Yvonne Lehr. Terrell, Mr. Carter, Robbie Dobson, Dennis Brewer Not Pictured: Carol Berry and Becky Lehr Clubsyss q. . t v memwm. s...s.-....w;..amm.u....;m- : w..-..... - - t t 4, - .: , -. V ,- mung; .. ,;;,,,.; wannrcfyrxs .. . . L . , .1 .Lyr'rnnu-Ln..t-rss.u..-....y..,..r . t Y M ' stWW - - W , . M71, .. wwwm, . Lam . .Jin'etv-x t t V....... t.w.,.t,.e...e... V.......x ,--!w-r:.-- .......,......e. wt ; W e a . a - - .. . e . . gsmubs Art Club This year's art club, consisting of 80 to 90 members, has had several activities. They painted the windows in the school at Christmas and helped with the Sweetheart Dance. As a fund raising project the art club sold candy to help with expenses at the Sweetheart Dance and for their field trip. 0 Mila Shanahan grins as she nears completion of her artwork on one of the school's windows. D Brenda Deckard hard at work on her painting. Row l: Duane Brown, David Arthur, John Bain, Dwain Steinke, Debbie Hofmann, Kary Bennett, Mary Tokarz, Mike Smith, Angie Akins, Donna Crabtree, Dana Bremer, Karen Welsh, Randy Buhr, Karl Benefiel, Pat Kidd. Row 2: Mrs. Akins, Darrin Stark, Don Lininger, Scott Newell, Bernard Scholz, Tim Olson, Teri McWilliams, Brenda Young, Kim Flowers, Lisa Gagliardi, Gary Aftos, Mike Watts, Troy Sullivan, Eric Parker, Donna Gaston, Billy Cawood. Row 3: Mike Owens, Lloyd Brown, Monty Maus, Chris Erickson. Sandy McIntyre. Ken Jones, Nancy Russback, Debbie Keays. Danny Smith, Kim Yonkman, Brenda Deckard, Terri Bennett, Wendi Schenherr, Rancy Neill, Scott Schmitt. Row 4: Jeff Alumbaugh, Alan Jones. Kevin Coyne. Tammy Baum, Christy Cobb, Lisa Nichols, Rita Dieffenbach, Brenda Stillwell, April Montgomery, Gerry Lawless, Kenny Stuart, Rob Cantron, Tim Spencer, Chuck Spears, Doug Moses, Tammy Gaddy. Marie Cawood. . , , A .. .-.', v.: ,' , 1.. v- ',r , . .' .,. ;. .;.,-....-.-....m.mi-Hm -.4.wa..v-v.....4.a.:.u...u-;.'limau-.uqun--;zeuwg.wmawww.mcmm W... MHaWhMI'AWD-Mw 9vw w nw- Row l: Kolleen Kr Bledsoe, Annelle Reser, Tami Gall Finke, Dalynn Ta ins, Donna Crabtree. Bernard Scholz, Tim aston, Billy Cawood. :, Danny Smith, Kim evin Coyne, Tammy mtron, Tim Spencer, . , e'sis'AWMmu-t'wa-Vt'zmv-tr'mmsWrmxwwmmFmW , rv- wa-W-yr-wm pp... ,..4,.. -...m,,.,,., T , - . ,. , . .A , 7,. s .7 n ., 'TK : ,. 77,- .7 U 5,, 7-,. 7 , , ,.... '1'..r..;,...;.,,,. N, e.-,V.,-..,,.,..,. ,e i Future Business Leaders Of America LET ,THHSE BLACK mans x Row I: Kolleen Kreeger, Mary Tokarz, Ginger Greene, Cheryl Sanford, Joni Harper, Chris Maley. Row 2: Tina Curry, Kelly Wood, Ilene Hey, Rhonda Bledsoe, Annelle Porter, Darlene Hagedorn, Tracy Cochran, Denise Lewis, Stephanie Rogers, Mrs. Chapman. Row 3: Mrs. Klein, Debbie Sanders, Denise Reser, Tami Galloway, Linda Wilson, Betsy Linscott, Edna Chanslor, Rhonda Sanders, Sara Ament, Lisa Bryan, Treva Swartz, Stephani Freer, Mike Finke, Dalynn Taylor. Not pictured: Pam Armstrong, Paula Baker, Connie Chaffin, Chad Jones. FBLA was formed for the first time this year. They have had initiation, a money raising pro- ject and they attended a business contest at Butler. 2s The officers take their oath. Kolleen Kreeger, president; Mary Tokarz, vice-presi- dent; Joni Harper, secretary; Chris Maley, trea- surer; Sheryl Sanford, Student Council repre- sentative. 30 Initiation of all members. 4i Ko- leen Kreeger, president, gives speech. Clubsm .4;!--.h- .4... .-..s,.....,r. .. .. W4... .QVH. ms nandxx MNv-gu, .q-.ew.-NyQZuW-WWWW-Wwwq$ u-v wa-m-anv.'rr-ias mw1 i r ' a ,,.,.,, a . . , Varsity Club . Row l: Rick Huguenin, Walter Woodward, Ken Barnes, Margaret Tarwater, Michelle Holloway, Mary Tokarz, Kary Bennett, Teri McWilliams, Roxie Crosson, Bennie Sharp, Arlen Logan, Darrel Brewster, Angie Aikens, Greg Derby, Cindy Hoover, Shawn Ray, Annelle Porter, John Harper, Dwaine Steinke, T'iin OLson. Row 2: Mike Fleming, Kelly Black, Abbe Shull, Lisa Bryan, Pat Kidd, Lisa Gagliardi, Jennifer Rogers, Clint Harkrader, Karl Benefiel, Denise Reser, Susan Radtke, Koleen Kreeger, Chris Maley, Gail Huber, Ginger Greene. Angel Nichols, Stephanie Freer, Karen Hendrickson. Row 3: Larry Rains, Paul Keller, Stephanie Rogers, Scott Livingston, Tony Ferrari, Stephanie Stroup, Deanna Reser, Mitch Meiron, Kathy Townsend, Roxanne Pardekooper, Marty Foster, Troy Sullivan, Rhonda Breedlove, Vicky Strobl, David Arthur, Wendi Schenherr,Kathy Werth, Sara Ament, Dave Ober. Row 4: Kevin Bearden, Brent York, Bobby Sutcliffe, Mark Heintzelman, Mark Leutkenhoelter, Dennis Shelton, Bill Brown. Rhonda Bledsoe, Dana Bremer, Sherri DeBrot, Veronika Whitaker, Gary Aftos, Terri Sullivan, Kim Johnson. Randy Buhr, Ann Maley, Jeff Hunter, Yvonne Lehr. Row 5: Coach Barbarick, Mark Roach, Shawn Roach, Mike Martin. Heather Raw, Tina Steinke, Dana Cologne, Ference Toth. Not pictured: Mark Moorhead, Bernadette Beaven. David Bremer, Brenda Deckard, Kevin Foster, Bill Sparks, Norman Holloway, Marty Tierney, Robbie Gillispie, Doug Sargent. Varsity Club had 87 members this year. They held the second annual Lift-a-thon as a fund-raisi er. Coach Barbarick was the club sponsor. A new club was formed in the 8058l school year. This was Hunting Club. Most of their time was spent getting organized. The sponsors were Mr. Noble and Mr. Cothern. They have hopes of ex- panding the club to a Hunting and Fishing Club next year. Hunting 4 Row l: Jeff Holtcamp, Robbie Stottlemyer, Row 2: Doug Stark, Monty Maus, Chris Seated: Mrs. E u Erikson, Scott Newell, Lloyd Brown, Row 3: Mike Sanders, Darren Stark, Wayne Sandy Carlson Findley. Jim Lillig, Alvin Dancer. Row 4: Mr. Noble, Mr. Cathern. Marie Cawooc Roberts, Chris SWClubs ;, .. 4.4 M4,: .44 .. .: . wa, um 444, ua-dnl wag .441.04mp,A...-......m.gsaynamgazdekumaugmhrewz..Mw.yMuuu:....-..w' MM 1.....H 3'4.-. 4.. -.....s mm M; .t. McWilIiams, Roxie hn Harper, Dwaine ader, Karl Benefiel. :kson. Row 3: Larry ownsend, Roxanne nt, Dave Ober. Row lsoe, Dana Bremer. 5: Coach Barbarick. iernadette Beaven, Monty Maus, Chris arren Stark, Wayne :rn. - 1M- wavy! 11m, tmzbfiwA-M 1.5:,qu m ; - .. V The Home Economics Club was affiliated with the Future Home- makers of America this year. The 34 members helped with the Drama Department in the produc- tion of The Sunshine Boys . This production was a dinner playhouse. Home Ec. club prepared the food and served it before the play. Also, in March they attended the Home Show in Bartle Hall and spon- sored the Sweetheart Dance. Mrs. Benbow, club sponsor, stat- ed the club had a very successful ,year. Seated: Mrs. Benbow. Sponsor Row I: Debbie Brumbaugh, April Montgomery, Norma Terrell, Debbie Carlson, Mila Shanahan, Kelli Shrewsbury, Sandy Carlson, Kathy Veach, Jeanette Harper. Row 2: Sheila Emry, Michelle Vancil, Cathy Kowalczk, Becky Brown, Tami Gaddy, Teri Parham, Marie Cawood, Debbie Shelton, Debbie Allen, Robin Ward, RoAnn Ward, Row 3: Christy Cobb, Alisa Smith, Kari Teigen, Carla Martin, Cindy Roberts, Chris Hey, Angie Aikens, Brenda Young, Mary Tokarz, Paul Keller, Debbie Wogan, Sandy Parrott, Teresa EdwardS. Clubsmg .'.-'!rh e-,v:--vx'i.:w;.xr ,va , .... ., Row 1: Jeff Dean, Ronbie Dobson, Annelle Porter, Ginger Greene, Lori Bourland, Darlene Hagedorn, Harold Parrot, Nancy Russback, Edna Chandlor, Jeff Mosch, Darrell Derryberry, Mark Heintzelmen. Troy Sullivan, David Fultz, Karen Carpenter, Shawn Ray, Rhonda Bledsoe, John Harper, Donna Crabtree, Debbie Beeler, Tami Galloway, Dwain Steinke, Stephanie LaBoueff, Tim Olson, Yvonne Lehr, Karen Hendrickson. Bill Sparks, Debbie Lacy Row 2: Mary Tokarz, Cindy Hoover, Koleen Kreeger, Ken Jones, Brian Vanderpool, Roxie Crosson, Pat Kidd, Sandy McIntyre, Kathy Werth. Sara Ament, Paula Bullard, Rhonda Breedlove, Stephanie Freer, Brenda Bremer, Gail Huber, Wendy Barnard, Mark Hijleh, Not Pictured: Donna Light, Vicky Strobl, Betsy Linscott. Joni Harper, Jill Davenport D The faculty kazoo band performs at the NHS Bong Show. 30 The new members of National Honor Society attend the induction ceremony. 4T The NHS members attend the Christmas Party and collect toys for the children at St. Luke's Hospital. The National Honor Society started off the year with their Induction Ceremony on September l8. They held two money making projects this year which included selling Christmas gifts and presenting a Bong Show. The money was used for a Christmas party, honor breakfast and two Seniors were awarded scholarships. The honor breakfast was a party given for any student who made principals honor role for 3 quarters, present NHS mem- bers and any future NHS members. ImTClubs , auaaamguha.,yaxwwaww..t.-.';v.aa'..u4ydmf '- -uwwww'e1' i .';:-'.. mm w 113 '-.....'.-m. .... -y $w.g,h,;..g,,A 7.7..-.V . ,,,,, . ., , VRow l: Lori Bour Hoover, David I Schenherr, Tina McWilIiams, Dv SA ;' Z 1523 a E Student Cou They got the : and with mom stereo system ed. A Balloon C Balloons were them and whor back. The per: thest received w. . na Chandlor, Jeff , Donna Crabtree. Lacy Row 2: Mary ara Ament, Paula icky Strobl, Betsy .. x4rv-sv ,wage.wemwmi-mvmqqu-wy-uw . 711141. ., rwe:75WVme.mv-r-r r mu . :i?r?;' 4Row l: Lori Bourland, Cheryl Sanford, Gail Huber; Secretary, Matt Hammack; President, John Harper; Vice President. Shawn Ray; Treasurer, Cindy Hoover, David Fultz, Steve Marr. Row 2: Andy Forsythe, Mrs. Klein. Deana Lawless, Koleen Kreeger, Ginger Greene, Veronika Whitaker, Wendy Schenherr. Tina Steinke, Karl Benefiel, Mr. Dooley. Row 3: Brian Smith. Chris Maley, Brenda Young, Angie Akins, Ken Jones, Roxie Crosson. Teri McWilliams, Dwain Steinke, Debbie Hofmann, Tammy Knight. Not Pictured: Becky Lehr, Rick Statler, Karen Spainhour, and Jill Devenport. StuJCo. 80-8l Student Council worked very hard this year. They got the student body fruit juice machines and with money in the treasury they bOught a stereo system to use whenever it might be need- ed. A Balloon Contest was held as a money-raiser. Balloons were sent off with a student's name on them and whoever found them was to send them back. The person's baloon that traveled the far- theSt received a steak dinner for two. 2. The balloons being sent off for the contest. Up, Up, and Away! 3. Tina Steinke and Cindy Hoover taking money for the Student Council sponsored, Snowball Dance. -t .-. , . - n a:. e- m. 73- V 1ft .-.. '7 . --a- h .' V . , ' .... ,M.a.M-.wmm M-wmmwwuwb MNgE:-.;;MMW..ygw.-.. ClubsAOI v e u v e - . , w w-on .Mwh. '1'Ve ; ..V-.-.wa .-.V........ ,-.-. ....:e.ey..:..W.-Www,w.awmuww. wmau-mgwnnmw-g vh....rw.. -w. e Row l: Shannon Donahue, Stephanie Root, Karen Carpenter, Andrea Bailey, Kathy Rice, Mark Hijleh, Wendi Schenherr, Andy Forsythe, Shane Clark, 1 ROW l: Samantl Leesa Spena, Mr. Branan Row 2: Jeff Nichols, Margie Wagler, Rhonda Thomason, Melissa Fletcher, Stacie O'Kelley, Kevin McCubbins, Jimmy Buttrum, Kathy Werth. 1 David Haeberle, Bruce Brown, Row 2: George Gurnett, Mike Koder, Jeff Heintzelman, Danna Haeberle, Debbie Keays, Tim Parsons, Diana Templeton, Beth TOdd. Jal Jeff Mosch, Samantha Spencer, Kyle Carpenter, Brenda Tait. - Sara Anerson, .- A young, but enthusiastic Forensics Squad, competed in 1A SFOUP 0f SPeeCh members take time out v nine speech contests. They placed third in conference :1: :3? the Raymore'Pecu'm SpeeCh Tau g competition, capturing second in the one-act and third in 3. Stephanie and friend study their speeches . S , 1 individual events and debate. Debators finished the year together, . . h With the best win-lost record. 4. Mark never tires. as he's ready to go again ThemSpeech and Drama Club provided backing for the at the Ra'Ymre'Pecu'iarSpeeCh Tournament- plays and the Forensics Squad. They were instrumental in putting on the first dinner theatre production'at RaynPec. , z They also worked concession stands to provide funds for the awards given at the Drama 8 Speech Award Banquet. Speech And Drama Club M IOZUCIubs e n e . .. . ;. . , . .z. a. d.u:.:..Ia-n:uw'.---r'-h4-m.4y-'41an-;..'Ihaunudh-t;1,1-.14-eI-44M4--.::,L--'rAJWQWJ;QQEuMIH-1Mm.vwmahmnmh;miwmM'n've'e,Draw.At; -...-.----p.wmmwm ., e v W t , .. a eN-m wwerrt'e'a-vt-wawmc'MN:W?WmWwWmepr-rrymv-yq-W.9.--,,-F.... -7. . .;- , ..?r?, . -... Literary Club 'the, Shane Clark, y Row l: Samantha Spencer, Margie Wagler, Betsy Linscott, Dana Bremer, Ginger Greene, Tammi Galloway, Ron McKeown, Ken Jones, Cindy Hoover, ;, Jimmy Buttrum, Kathy Werth, Sara Ament, Mary Tokarz. Row 2: Karen Welsh, Kathy Berry, Greg Brown, Will Reiken, Debbie Beeler, Terri Bennett, Wendi Wagler, Diana Templeton, Beth Todd, Jackie Buschorn, Jannelle Brewster, Belinda Harris, Mrs. Jenkins. Row 3: Shawna Ridenour, Cindy Bain, Yvonne Lehr, Randy Qakley, Sara Anerson, Terri DeVille, Michelle Cox, Tracy Hauser, Jayleen Brachman, Jeff Beckett. ' Cindy Hoover keep; track of the money earned for the Literary Club The Literary Club Promotes interest in Poetry, and other creative writing forms. They published their annual Literary Magazine, :Apocalypse in the spring. Submissions of writings from the student , h : , body are taken. - ., g . d A fund raiser was held. Two-year calendar plan- ners and animal candles were sold, Mrs. Jenkins was the club sponsor. Mary, Sara and Kathy all work hard for their Literary Club. Clubsnos A... n...................... ..-.v .... .. m .lz...;..,- .Mw....-W NW... N gm... ' .1. NA...- .................1.....;. WuagAtS-L--rm Leesa Spena, Rene Forester, Debbie Lacy, Christy Cobb, Sherri Jones, Lisa Gagliardi, Shelley Littleton, Yvonne Lehr, Sabina Lohr, Sherri DeBrot, Rhonda Landon, Becky Lehr, Edna Chanslor,Andy Forsythe, Mark Hijleh, Tim Pendergast, Rany Woodward, Rick Statler, Sherri Stanley, Karen Hendrickson, Carol Berry, Stephani Freer, Suzanne Cooper, Vera Ford, John Kagarice, Shane Clark, Brian Morris. Chris Miller, Jeff Mosch, Cheryl Sanford. Kevin Hartley, Jeff Mocker, Susan Allen, Bill Brown, Dana Ober, Jay Renfro, Tim Parsons, Mike Finke, Bill Saunders, Rob Stottlemyer, Glen Sanford, Dale Loney, Mark Luetkenhoelter, Steve Kitson, Tracy Lyons, Renee Woods, David Russback. Kate Rice, Lesa Breshears, April Radtke, Kari Tiegen, Marti ROW '1 L353 5' Bloesser, Kim Kirk, Sandy Barningham, Valerie Murray, Jocelyn Wills, Susie DeBrot, Maria Toth, Danny Lacy, David Thomas, Sherry Gaddy. Karen JQFes' Llsa Ga; Selph, Doug Guelick, Chad Jones, Greg Halterman, Steve Dearmont, Kevin McCubbins, Bill Cunningham, Wade Parker. Shawn Dyer. Ferance Toth. Elllleh' Eana IC itt eton. e is Maley, Monty! Clark, Shawn I Stephanie Rogt Kitson, Mike A Rains, Brad lgt arching Band . 32:21:?mgti' E4 Seventy-one members of the band marched their way into a great season' With the addition of new uniforms and Shane Clark performing as Drum Major, the l980-8I Marching Band looked sharper than ever this year. Football halftime shows were looking good as the band performed, under the direction of Mr. Rod Young. They also marched in the American Royal Parade. 2. Kim Hill, our feature twirler, waits for the American Rdyal Parade to begin. 3. The senior members of the Marching Band. '1' IOMClubs . . t ;. .v. A tweak : . vud-I-wgdwlku amanwwm;..weeuw-ghkgMMem;ka.4Md-AW.MHaWugmwN-wnpwanwn .i IN, ., wxuwemm.g.1.n-vg. tame .Aeng-qa' :, , a . ,. J-w-m' W . .. .. 4 , , nhW y ya. n,.,y-A...W M..,-.-,-.-...ubx ,-,1.,-; A-n. r'v Concert Band Fherri DeBrot, Rhonda ', Karen Hendrickson, Sheryl Sanford. Kevin '1 tr, Glen Sanford, Dale , :e, Kari Tiegen, Marti Row l: Leesa Spena, Chris Maley, Rene Forester, Debbie Lacy, Karla Schwoerer, Belinda Harris, Pam McCrary, Sandy McIntyre, Sheryl Smith, Sherri Sherry Gaddy, Karen E Jones, Lisa Gagliardi. Row 2: Sherri Stanley, Carol Berry, Randy Woodward, Ricky Statler, Tim Prendergast, Mark Reynolds. Andy Forsythe, Mark Dyer, Ferance Toth. Hijleh, Edna Chanslor. Koleen Kreeger, Becky Lehr, Rhonda Landon, Julie Engberg. Sherri DeBrot, Yvonne Lehr, Sabina Lohr, Becky Irvin. Shelly Littleton, Melissa Fletcher. Row 3: Kevin Hartley, Jeff Mocker, Christy Cobb, Susan Allen, David Ober, Bill Brown, Dana Ober. Stephani Freer, Ann Maley, Monty Maus, Suzanne Cooper, Marty Foster, Vera Ford, Tony Buck, John Kagarice, Delana Lee, David Bowen, Mike Watts. Ferenc Toth, Shane Clark, Shawn Dyer, Scott Beckwith, Kevin Bearden. Brian Morris, Chris Millendeff Mosch, Charyl Sanford. Greg Elkins, John Harper, Jay Renfro. Stephanie Rogers, Tim Parsons. Row 4 Standing: Dennis Shelton, David Rugsback, Tracy Lyon, Lisa Schroer. Renee Woods, Michelle Vancil, Steve Kitson, Mike McKenzie, Walter Woodward, Greg Derby, Mike Martin, Arlen Logan, Ron Arnold, Steve Tompkins. Kathy Rice, Dean Kearney, Larry Rains, Brad lgo, Mr. Young. Sitting: Matt Hammack, Dale Loney, Glenn Sanford, Ken Jones, Bill Saunders. Rob Stottlemyer, Danny Richter, David Bremer, Mike Finke, Ginger Greene, Cindy Hoover. Not Pictured: Sara Ament, Kim Davis, Karen Hendrickson, Gail Huber. Mark Luetke'nhoelter, Susan Radtke, Libby Scholz, Randy Veach. nto a great season. ' :rforming as Drum r this year. Football under the direction toyal Parade. to begin. 3. The senior Concert band has had an ac- tive year. They've had two fund- raisers. They sold labels and had their annual chili supper. This money was used fo scholarships, their awards banquet at Joeis Barn, and for their trip to Silver Dollar City. The concert band went to Dis- trict Contest on April 3 and re- ceived an Honor l rating. Several groups and solos went on to per- form at State Contest. i AD These people went to State I Contest. g ClubsNOS N memvmmqu mmmw m..- ,- Mwam. - -. V k , h . . utmv-w ..-......xx.vhvsgy, ,..,. ;... -.?1.,- .. , . . , - , -. , - .. . . V . ., ,,.-. - ., , V a . .,-r v .. .A v , . 7 Freshman Band Row l: Lesa Breshears, Mary Aldrich, Crystal Huaney, April Radtke, Tracy Bourland, Carla Rein, Kari Teigen, Marti Blosser, Andrea Andreas. Kim Hendrickson. Row 2: Sandy Barningham, Kyle Carpenter, Sara Allen, Amy Dodge, Dan Lacy, Rob Parrott, Dave Thomas, Sherry Gaddy, Kelly Gunter, Karen Selph, Julie Hendershot, Tina Barnard, Debbiey Harmon. Row 3: Valerie Murray, Jocelyn Wills, Maria Toth, Kim Kirk, Debbie Kibler, Jeff Vaters, First Row- Jim Randy Jones, Doug Gulick, Chad Jones, Greg Halterman, Darren Richter, Steve Dearmont, Melvin Bradley, Clifford Holloway, David Rieken, Mark Kahl, A Dod. 3 Je Kevin McCubbins. Row 4: Shawn Wallace. Pat Wood, Heath Grimes, Wade Parker, Bill Cunningham, Walter Plump. Not pictured: Mike Buffon, Susie my g ' Eugenia Ulsh. B DeBrot, Randy Oakley. Dobson. Third Carla Rusow, I Schmidt, Shan The freshman band has performed at concerts and a few individuals went to contest with the concert band. The stage band has performed about l5 times all year at sports games, in their own concerts, and in community events. D Stage band performs in the latest style. Band Stage Row l: Tammy Galloway, Stephanie Rogers, Chris Maley. Tim Parsons, Cindy Hoover, Lisa Gagliardi, Mike Finke, Sherri Stanley, Libby Scholz, Kim Davis. Row 2: Matt Hammack, Mark Hijleh, Ferenc Toth, Brian Morris, Dave Ober. Bill Brown, Dana Ober. Marty Foster, Mark Luetkenhoelter, Delana Lee, Randy Woodward. Row 3: Mr. Young, David Russback, Kathy Rice. Renee Woods, Julie Engberg, Steve Kitson, Brad lgo, Walter Woodward, Ronnie First Row: Ch Arnold, Greg Derby, Arlen Logan, Sherri Jones: Tracy Lygn,Ant1yEorsythe, Steve Welch, Shane Clark. Not pictured: Ricky Statler, Heather Raw, David Barnard. And Brfmer. ' ' Greg Derby, Iowcmbs V. .uu .4.J 1.v.:.:.... ..'.:waasvwdgd 1. -s-'2-2acenu-eqm.',.- .1 4... d- 'u-w M ' ' v '1 ..: sum IW' 'HM - w..;.u-W W..4.w,....-..,.g;.v-.....--m.r.......m.-...v sea Andreas. Kim ldy, Kelly Gunter. lbler, Jeff Vaters, ieken, Mark Kahl, like Buffon, Susie arts and a few band. nes all year at in community style. . Libby Scholz, Kim :kenhoelter, Delana Woodward, Ronnie leather Raw. David ,V a Ml s .. a ,. . MV.M.....VI.aw....1..-qmnc,.. m. IngWvWWm-mmygwpw9,Tgyytkq.,.,w-l.--,',7...7,.f,..w. H.?rr, i-..,....l., ,. 1... ,. . e. , Freshman Choir First Row: Jim Thomas, Laurie Brown, Terry Gillespie, Jay Brackman, Lesa Bresheysjkndrea Andreas, Amy Dodge, Jeff Taylor, Tammy McCoy, Toni Shumaker. Second Row: Rhonda Moore, Debbie Pruitt, Eugenia Ulsh, Kendra Omen, Angie Campbell, Carla Rein, Eric Larson, Kim Pritts. Maria Toth, Debbie Dobson. Third Row: John Brewer. Ed Fleming, Mike Buffon, Todd Livingston, Mark Files, Patty Mullen. Carla Rusow, Kris Barnes, Rachelle Hoover, Samantha Wyman. Not Pictured: Paula Baker, Becky Schmidt, Sharon Riesinger P Ch ' First Row: Chris Cotten, Lisa Gagliardi, Tracy Lyon. Rick Huguenin. Second Row: Wendy Barnard, AnelleRorteLLLeesa Spena, Jimmy Buttrum, Cindy Hoover, Mr. Orr, Shane Clark. Greg Derby, Walter Woodward. ,.r.-..-ammm.w..e..gwe.a.;-$a;wmw; - m .. ' t M V ..... 5...... MN... a...........;.....w.-.-.m.,.......,..w. .. - The Freshman Choir perform a num- ber at the Fall Concert. This year the Freshman Choir was made up of 33 students. The Choir performed at the Fall concert on Oct. 28, and sang songs such as My Lord and Fly Away . They also held concerts on Dec. l5 and May 4. This year the choirs held a Bowl-A-Thon to raise money for a new set of risers. This year Ray-Pec offered a new class called Pop Choir. The Choir consisted of a selective group of IO students who sang pop- ular songs such as Babe and If You Re- member ME . They held concerts on Oct. 8, Dec. I5, and May 4. The pop choir also bowled in the Bowl-A-Thon to help raise money for the new risers. The newly formed Pop Choir performs at the Fall Con- cert. ClubsAo7 m... .u. .VH H Aegeanmagwuip..-..4wwnw . .1. . .. um. .n;-u-. 4 .......... hx....vtq... ,fm.w7hhsmxuw-wmwwwa wpmmumu-f: vr- .vvv-v-vew-u. . Concert Choir V g 5; 3. , T . N X rv:?w ' Row I: Kathy Rice, Walter Woodward, Rick Huguenin, AnnelIe Porter, Angel Nichols, Karen Carpenter. Wendy Wagler, Beth Todd, Vicki Bishop, Stephanie Rogers. Row 2: Jeff Mosch, Shane Clark, Ron McKeown, Chris Cotten, Sue Beard, Cindy Hoover, Leesa Spena, Lisa Gagliardi. Rhonda Thomason. Row 3: Ken Barnes, Mark Hijleh, Jimmy Buttrum, Andy Forsythe, Brenda Tait, Tracy Lyon, Wendy Barnard. Not pictured: Rick Statler. The concert choir performed in dif- ferent concerts and received a l ratin- gat District Contest. The mixed chorus also performed in annual' concerts. 2T Mark Hijleh and Leesa Spena pose for a picture after making All-State Choir. 30 Concert choir takes a break for the camera. 4T Mixed chorus in concert. . Mixed Chorus Row l: Chuck Chaffin, Carl Owen. Wendi Schenherr. Norma Terrell, Sherri Nichols, Margaret Tar- water, Michelle Holloway. Row 2: James Rieken, Mike Willis, Alan Adams, Nancy Tarwater, LeeAnna Baker, Danna Haeberle, Tammy Roberts. Kathy Berry. Row 3! Mr. Orr, Dennis Brewer, Ken Barnes, Rick Huguenin. Landa Culley, Diana Templeton. Not pictured: Rita Davids, Kim Dooley. Mitzi Miller, Sherri McCauley. Iowcmbs . T :4 . V. 4h 4mm ..u-.4' ..,a.-I-v...a...a4....u -Iizniiquu-qt.dwn., J.JaotlQ-o-aWthMvaQ-g3 W';w-MwimhL-.mw..uww,DMA'AJ- .. ,0. - ......v,r.m.:-. . Row l: Norma Terrell, l Stowe. Annelle Porter. T Lee Ann Baker, Diana T. Wagler. Row 3: Stacy Pc Paula Bishop, Tricia Ta Row I: Ken Barnes. Ric Heintzelman, Row 2: M Craig Miller, Mike Wa This year was February fifth. M from five other 8 - sOngs as, This 4. The Men's I ww, -,-,xa...,--. M1mta'A-sugrywnrgtgurww. ,, Womenis Choir i Row l: Norma Terrell, Lisa Nichols. Terri Bennett, Margaret Tarwater, Landa Culley, Dawn Stowe, Annelle Porter, Vickie Bishop. Row 2: Mr. Orr, Kathy Willis, Rita Davids, Patty McCune, Lee Ann Baker, Diana Templeton, Michelle Holloway, Karen Carpenter, Deana Lawless, Wendy Wagler. Row 3: Stacy Pollock, Tammi Pearce, Nancy Tarwater, Denice Reser, Kathy Townsend. ' Paula Bishop, Tricia Taylor, Debbie Watts, Brenda Tait, Karen Spainhour. ' This year the women's choir performed at several concerts. Some of the songs they per: x M formed this year were, Willow, Willow . .' . Whispering Pine , and Little Bird. . . 2. The Women's Choir performed at the Choir Vocal Concert at Raymore-Peculiar. ' ' Menis Choir ' Row l: Ken Barnes, Rick Huguenin, Walter Woodward, Norman Holloway, Kevin Mullen, Mark Heintzelman. Row 2: Mr. Orr, Jimmy Buttru, Mike Anderson, Mike Willis. James Reiken. Row 3: Craig Miller, Mike Watts. Randy Buhr, Kerry Lawing, Alan Adams, Carl Owens, Robbie Dobson, This year was the Second Annual Raymore-PeCuliar Men's Choral Clinic. It was held February fifth. Mr. Noel Fulkerson, from Raytown, directed the clinic. Nearly IOO students . Margaret Tar- fl'Om five other schools participated in this clinic. This year the Men's choir performed such water. LeeAnna : SOngs as, This Train , Cool Water , and Poor Lonesome Cowboy. enhljlgn'BST'Tles, 4. The Men's Choir perfrom at the Raymore-Peculiar Choir Vocal Concert. ey, ltZl I er. ea .-... ..............m-...hr-eM.s.. 34mm .' swam t f w'e4m-t'mi' , 1.. -..:.......... V .o-a-La-ov .I'W W.-;.-.g..;n.;-' m . WW9r:anmw-Wguy;5rrune, -gunnnr. -7 .,. rc,y::-a -- . t W1 . ,.t.. ', H . . . . l ,. .. mm K.luh. V..I..,r.,.. .........uxl.....,..,y, .lwa-llgw,wW-WmWW-WW. wwmwvmvw- wml m w.-. , 7 Why - . mam , 4W4, t A Pam Armstrong, Sharon Haeberle, Chris Barnes, Bernadette Beaven, Tim Becker, David Bremer, Lisa Brown, Jeff Bullard, Rick Cahill, John Cantrel, Terri Chafin, Kim Clark. Jeff Dean, Jim Dean, Chris Eads, Chris Ellemen. Wayne Findley, Rene' Forester, Kevin Foster, Lee Gates, Robbie Gillespie, Bill Hedges, , Steve Hessefort, Patti Hoskins, Tom Hosking, Kim Hill, David lnman, Charlesilnman, Jo Ann James, Dana Junkin. Sid Kuns, T.J. Kuykendall, Deana Lawless, Chuck Lillig. Donna Lieber, David Mackedanz, Patricia Manion, Pamela McCrary. David McCune, Gary Miller, Chuck Mohr, Eugene Myers, John Myrick, Gary Oldham. Harold Parrott, Sam Peek, Jerry Porter, Don Pruitt, Stan Redford, Chris Reed, John Ritter, Darrold Rodabaugh, Kevin Skeens, Cary Smith, 'l Sheryl Smith, Kandy Spalding, William Sparks, Tom Spears. David Stevenson, Lloyd Taylor, Hal Walsh. . 5 : i Several of Our students did well in VorTech Contests u this year. Sharon Haeberle, Charles lnman and Bill Sparks all placed at State. Vo-Tech offers several areas of study, auto parts, body and mechanics, building trades, electronics, welding, sales and marketing, Health Oc, Allied Health, business, and agriculture. 2. Gary, Kevin David, and David, all work hard at their building trades, 3. John and Jimmy earn their grades by inspecting the cattle in 33 class. nomubs . .:. u Al..m.:..u-.z u.-r-m41....u.l.'41,..u...v:.:,ruru4ldm.'....v..4..4an...x.;.;'-.IA.' ..-....-c 3.1M; ,1, . - A -- - -v l l. '. . V - gm ' mwrm ,,m;..,..wuam..-.-..mu.... x T :0 Ir Hxlg V' .,., ....-.ng 3W i m . , . . . . . , . Arvsmvnr- .13. 'W$13vlnwt?iwr9-mHw-H 3' Royalty I98l f: 1 j? 1 1' ; . i K John Cantrel, Terri Ilespie, Bill Hedges. , dall, Deana Lawless. lyers, John Myrick, ikeens, Cary Smith, V ! Royalryml E i' Queen Vicky Strobl Junior Attendant Sophomore Attendant Stephani Freer Carol Gorman ID Homecoming Aml.-...:4ugy.amzu 4;.ut.m.u, wgian' :7 $' .7-u.u;-. - - $enior Attendant Kary Bennett Senior Attendant Cind y Hoo ver Freshmen Attendant Debbie Kibler The mighty Raymore-Pecu- liar Panthers plucked the Pleasant Hill Roosters in a 35-0 Victory. The coronation of the Homecoming queen was post- poned until the end of the game because of an injury to a Panther player. A life flight helicopter was used in taking Dana Junkin to theSt. Joseph Satellite. As the coronation fi- nally got underway, Vicky Strobl was crowned Home- coming Queen for I980. This year the Homecoming Dance took a new twist. The theme was Midnight Riders and western wear was the at- tire. The country-rock band Snakefoot provided the en- tertainment. Everyone really enjoyed the change of pace. 3W. m l. The l980 Homecoming candidates and attendants await the final announcement. 2. Lorri Wheeler, the l979 Home- coming Queen rides in to crown the l980 Homecoming- Oueen. 3. The Life Flight Helicopter comes at half time to take Dana Junkin to the St. Joseph Satellite Hospital. 4. Queen Vicky strobl escorted by Karl Benefiel. 5. Kary Ben- nett and Don Scruggs dance to the music of Snakefoot. Senior Attendants Kevin Foster and Sherry Strohmeyer , 4, ,1 gummy M King and Queen , 5 . ' emor Attendants Shawn RoaCh aHd Sandy MClntyre T. J. Kuykendall and Roxie Crosson Junior Attendants Sophomore Attendants Freshmen Attendants Brent Barber and Kelly Black Gordie Light and Dana Calonge Jeff Beckett and Tammy Knight IIAUSnowba'll ' , . . V V . . - ,, , ,, ., , . .2 .7, ., : ,- . - . ' - - ' C ' ' ' Wkapng..t.uM...yak.ww-w , V . V - , 1.. - , . ' . 1 , mm www.JM V ; Qumg 4.4 d1.,ga4.um.aleAH-EmumuuqbMuww . , 7 W , On Fl was hek until :3 vided b Silver were cu year. Sh night II I. Shawn 2. Slow 3. Shawr 4. The 1. mgrw;,...y--Aum-vw mun. . . t. - - M q mmvwwmw .anvah'eu. ,W ,. 'V' ran. '- On Friday, December I2, l980, the Snowball Dance was held, sponsored by the Student Council. From 9:00 until :30 the student body danced to the music pro- vided by The Change. The theme of the dance was Silver Dreams. Shawn Roach and Sandy McIntyre were crowned King and Queen for the 80-8l school year. Shawn and Sandy both agreed that it would be a night they would always remember. I. Shawn and Sandy after crowning. 2. Slow dancing. 3. Shawn and Sandy. 4. hThe Change. . trohmeyer s i e Crosson vdants 1my Knight Senior Attendants David Fultz and Chris Reed K 1g A n d Queen , Senior Attendants I Darrel Brewster And Stephanie Rogers Dave Ober and Teri McWilliams Junior Attendants Sophomore Attendants Freshman Attendants ' Paul Keller and Rhonda Breedlove David Laney and Pam Plunkett Terry De Ville and Valerie Murra y IlWWinterwarming v , - . - . , , , . . - . : - - ' ?.-ng- '5; .nuw... ' .4...ng ,p' . ... .;-.. - -r 4' . v ' ,- ' AWW... - vu..-'-er.4da44c-a' .uzimnunwduq4v .4.uWWMAMyw-kw . g . ' me-ms,wamx1anya-mmgfigaqwt-WW; V , Reed This year our Courtwarming was changed to Winterwarming to accomodate the wrestling team and all winter sports. Darrel Brewster and Stephanie Rogers were crowned King and Queen for the lst Annual Win- terwarming at Ray-Pec High School. Crowning ceremonies were held at halftime of the Harrison- ville Wildcat-Ray-Pec Panther Varsity Basketball game. The Winterwarming Dance was held after the game and everyone celebrated a victory. The theme was Lookin' for Love and the country- rock band, Snakefoot once again provided the entertainment. l. Junior Attendents: Paul and Rhonda. 2. Stephanie and Darrel being crowned at halftime of the game. 3. David Fultz at the ,. , free throw line. 4. Deana Lawless congratulates Stephanie. IIIIams dants 'erie Murra y , 5-75'1'7- , W. - , ,4, .r,,,5.:',frtv-r1r pays..e,.-p.;-;.z.,--,y,.qxv,-amy ,3 ,-.m7vy,.; m.....;t,:..... H m. Senior Attendant Norma Terrell Queen Wendi Schenherr Senior Attendant Mary Tokarz Keep On a, Lovina You L s Senior Attendant I a Teresa Edwards 1 1 I . llWSweetheart ,- .. . . . . sq. ,, , a .m. .. ....:.,.g.,...u... ... .....1 M a .; V ' ' '- M ' L: r 5.3.... m 2.... wgmku hm ? a .r- ' ' r ' 4 v' - u ,..- wmxuw . n. y. m: ....-.. '..v'.4,.. .u..., 1 .-.a... . a I .8.-. - ..... ......-Au Mr. Rankin This years SVI snow. It was 0 was held Marc theme was K the Art Club a year for New ern, our attire Sweetheart Da Jockeys, Mart also done diffe w0uld vote on was voted the .. .t mm... .. Mus.nzt-auuech-mpe-uMuauaquWWWW-r7-wmgammpwqyrgmyxk1.nw..,au,,7.-. -;.. - 13a , ,Jr7, - 7 . . :- 'w- .. . . , Sweetheart Dance l98l Donna Crabtree and her date. enjoy listening to the music. Mr. Rankin requests his favorite song to our student Disc Jockeys, Shane and Marty. This years Sweetheart Dance was postponed because of snow. It was originally scheduled for February I3th and was held March 27th in the High School Cafeteria. The theme was Keep on Loving you and was sponsored by the Art Club and the Home Economics Club. This was a year for New Twists , first our Homecoming went west- ern, our attire was Cowboy hats and boots, then our Sweetheart Dance was entertained by two student Disc Jockeys, Marty Foster and Shane Clark. The voting was also done differently, only those who attended the dance would vote on the queen candidates. Wendy Schenherr was voted the I98l Sweetheart Queen. Some dancers take a rest from the dance floor to visit with friends. Couples enjoy dancing to the music played by our own, Shane and Marty. Int SweetheaerlQ -,. -. .a..t...,..,........-.-. ,. . V... -.......... aamawwm$.:m;w-$-mhnw'dmggym.vo.wdwnn;.az-.--.u--.:......;m.. A A...h-...-e.. --t... ...a.-t.. ,. - . . ;,.', -....,. ..t., ..u i , . t .. . ,7...,.n.v.......uve .meku ,--.Mwee.vmium-mmc. . ---- -.-m--- e' '-m'- n, u, ,- LeesaSpena ....................Nenie D The nurses show the sailors in South Pacific Mark Hijleh ' ' - - - ' - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - ' Emile their dancing talent. D Andy Forsythe, Jeff 0 Andy Forsythe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Billi; Mosch and Jim Buttrum portray three girl-crazy Tim Parsons . , , , , , . , . . , . . , . , . Lt, Cabl; sailors. 3h Natonya Rooks and Scot: Branan por- , , . tray Mark Hijleh's children in the play. ID Andy Kagwlwklce ' ' ' ' . ' . ' ' . ' ' ' . . BIOOdY Mary Forsythe and Leesa Spena show their talent for ah I Ih J? OSCh ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . ' ' ' ' . Prefessoi the talent show. Jlm Buttrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SteWPOI- ShaneClark ..................Bracken Bruce Brown Harbinsonp Natonya Rooks . . . . . . . Ngana de Becque Scott Branan . . . . . . . . . Jerome de Becque DWMusical m-In- . ' '1- MW 'meruz.uw;.;- . .......-.,......e..-........e. hufuwnr. wanm-muv-mvm-m ,,f-M-gu-r. . -. m t, v-qugumm ., ' g. ., 37 ? 5W3 ! . Wu. UV.- ., M 7-74-9r::tNr-.m, .m ,. w ,nyrlfftv'rr; m i ............ Nellie ............ Emile ............. Billis ......... Lt. Cable ..... Bloody Mary ........ Professor .......... Stecht ? ......... Bracket: . . . ..... HarbinSOn . . Ngana de Becque Jerome de Becque 0 Mark Hijleh S'Leesa Speena perform a duet. D George Gurnett, Kevin McCubbins, Kyle Carpenter 8 Andy Forsythe sing Bloody Mary . St The R-P Concert Band provided the music. 4i Men's chorus sings $There is nothing like a dame . 5i Bruce Brown' serenades Wendy Wagler. 6i Tim Parson 8 Andy Forsythe get into a disagreement as Jeff Mosch polishes his shoes. On November 20 8 2l, after weeks and weeks of practice and planning the musi- cal, South Pacific, was put on at the Pecu- liar Elementary School. The production in- volved over sixty students altogether and was shown to audiences totaling around 700. Ron Branan, the speech and theater in- tructor, directed the musical this year with the help of Connie Chaffin, student Director. Steve Orr and Rod Young di- rected the chorus and the band, respec- tively. South Pacific was one of the most suc- cessful musicals ever performed here at Ray-Pec. MusicaVlll v.-,-...-..N.,.auu.....a......h... -...........meggijA-HWWww.bmbn-memntw. -M, .. .. 1.. 0 George Gurnett a The Sunshine t Boys , 313:: 25:12:; gliglyn directing the cast t getting the Lewis a On March 5, 6 8 7 the , Drama Department and ' the Home Economics club combined their ef- forts to present a Dinner Theater. The title of the play was The Sunshine Boys which was per- formed by nine of our students at Ray-Pec and directed by Mr. Ron Branan. Before the show the audience attended a din- ner which was made possible by Mrs. Benbow. . . Miss Friedrich and the 1 Home-Ec Club. 3 E i f Andy Forsythe .................... Willie Clark f George Gurnett ...................... Al Lewis Tim Parsons .................... Ben Silverman f Andrea Bailey .................... Skit Nurse D'Ron McKeon and Jimmy Butrum provide the music for the dinner while Mr. Ron Branan, y Dana Haeberle j ............. Willie's Nurse Director, checks on the progress of things. D Danna Haeberle is kept busy nursing Andy 3 ; Rhonda Thomason ....................... Edie For.sythe back to health. 3y Andy Forsythe and Shannon Donahue portray Willie and the 1 Connie Chaffin ................ TV Director patient. 4y Andy Forsythe takes a close look at George Gurnett. 5 Jeff Mosch .................... TV Announcer Shannon Donahue ...................... Patient I . yJ ' Implay .a'w '-..,...- ' 3'3 ,..-;.- 33.nov,.- .. 't'mw ' ' t 2M '-W' ' u-v-L-mw' WWW Mew l-w 14.2.0M1 - .4.;,Iu.u.$ed.n.',...4,.u4... iv h w . ...,.K;--.v.--M1mf-wsw?'wr Jeanna, MW .me 1 VL'. ., H gr W h V , ..,. r, V -?r79nqavg., .. , 3m: n-r,,v--w,.v-1;K..237. AI-Lyuv-vnyz'w. .. , .., .- x 0 George Gurnett and Andy Forsythe staring as Lewis and Clark rehearse their doctors skit. D Tim Parsons tends to Andy Forsythe, after his heart attack, while Andrea Bailey looks on. D Rhonda Thomason who portrayed Edie, is busy directing the cast to their places on the set. 4h Andy argues with Tim about getting the Lewis 8 Clark act back together. kw... Mr. Ron Branan, sy nursing Andy ? y Willie and the Playms -g,-. .-.-,...d.4u..-.M..Mh.M-w duahwmmw....qm;w-g,wgzwhwwwgr Mw.....w- --.. Muamcgnggwh My.-. .- -V.,.....r V W. -wm....-v... ,. V . --.- . .aMW.mmW V-.. . ahuhl wp . 4...-..nx ---a-.a.... . M. .vsi-D-V l QNWWVKKRWxxxxxw ,f g g Z 2 g, i Wigmm V ' -, ,r l 1 l During spirit week, Dr. Shawn Ray at- ' tempts to operate on Cheryl Sanford. 2. Tim Olson, Dwain Steinke, and Bill Sparks, perform as the Zits in the N.H.S. Bong Show. 3. David and Nancy Russback, and Christy Cobb concentrate on disect- ing a rat in Bi6lbgy ll. 4. T.J. Kuykendall, and Chuck Lillig, are First row: Sandy D 7 row: Konia Meyer; hard at work at Vo-Tec. 5. Senior Football players take congratu- lations on a fine season. The l980-8I Pl in April of the members that l hard all year. ll team camp at l Marshall. The 5 Stick two out there and also bons. They lear spirit-raising k son the squad p ing Band at l They also marc Parade. Basket meets were p Some mutines as; Animal HOI fin' Safari, JI In December as a money-rais They taught thl girls a routine evaluated then This gave upo chance to fim Squad was all a 2. Performing ; 3. Kary Bennet 4. Animal HOL DUActivities . 1.1,... 'uu4 .. talk. -bil-uunu4vdln.'aa MA-tQ-be; ' ,., x m... ... wept.quawwvuxyw-qxwrmmmw 4 7 V. .vaWDW-rrydnan-FTPW?nug-A-rfF v-- mm ' .; a , .-?r t- '7 1' r 7 W 980-8l Pom-Pon Squad m . First row: Sandy Dill. Kim Johnson, Lisa Bryan, Abbe Shull. Second row: Lori Bourland, Debbie Keays, Kelly Black, Sara Ament. Bernadette Beaven. Third row: Konia Meyer, Gail Huber, Kary Bennett. Tina Barnard The l980-8l Pom-Pon Squad was chosen in April of the last school year. The l2 members that were chosen worked very hard all year. In June they attended drill team camp at Missouri Valley College in Marshall. The girls won the N.C.A. Spirit Stick two out of the four nights spent there and also brought back lots of rib- bons. They learned many new dances and spirit-raising ideas. During football sea- son the squad performed with the March- ing Band at halftime of home games. They also marched in the American Royal Parade. Basketball games and wrestling meets were performed at alternately. Some routines were done to songs such a5; Animal House, Funky Town, Sur- fin' Safari, Jungle Love, and Tusk. In December a Pom-Pon Clinic was held as a money-raiser for uniforms and camp. They taught the grade and middle school girls a routine of their choice and then evaluated them and handed out ribbons. This gave upcoming high school girls a Chance to find out what being on the Squad was all about. 2. Performing at outdoor pep assembly. 3. Kary Bennett performing. 4. Animal House. Pom-Pon SqualeS V w... aha. . .7 .... , n -. A'rx ..-e.....-.: -.., ...- .g .-;-M-me .a AM .. ek. F ..... .. .e ; ..,. . a . umm$ . 9 9 The Varsity Football Cheerleaders had a busy season LWWW this year. They cheered their team all the way to the a ' ' Regionals tState Quarter Finals; The captain and co-cap- tain for this year's squad were Senior Stephanie Rogers and Deana Lawless. The girls attended the All Star Cheer- leading camp at Central Methodist College in Fayette, Missouri, where they recieved second place in overall Varsity Competition. They also recieved a Spirit Star, 7 indicating most spirit in one particular day. This year was the beginning of the use of Pep Pals. During the football season Pep Pals would decorate the football and volleyball players' lockers. They all seemed to enjoy the treats and the special attention. I. At the last Pep Assembly the. underclass cheerleaders Warsity FootbalD presented the senior cheerleaders with a rose. 2. Jennifer Rogers cheers at one of the out door football Pep Assemblies. 3. Cheerleading squads unite at : , Homecoming Pep Assembly. 4. The skit at the Homecom- l ing Pep Assembly was a total success and was enjoyed by l all. 1;; Terri Sullivan, Deana Lawless, Angie Akins, Jennifer Rogers and Steph- ' anie Rogers 9 9 Mary, Gunter, Ma Varsity Football Cheerleaders j perfect. 3. Pal pom-pons. 4. Football cheer j .19 .1 I 'W l i 1,7 . O , u t l , l ' ' . u l i. y f w l 3 '. n ,s' t, It , 3' ' ' hi i x 7 d I-kxmndnnsg DWCheerleaders . . a. ,, u .....,..:.u 4.4. . .. .11.; z. umog' m4, .v...r.uu......a Mwmgmgm;.zgao;W-AW.mwimybmaanI-mxs,wg .y-uv.m J--. . . -'..n um... -. - I sy season ay to the nd co-cap- nie Rogers tar Cheer- n Fayette, in overall pirit Star. Pep Pals. corate the seemed to eerleaders aders with e out door cs unite at Homecom- - njoyed by Mwwvamvww 1 :33: x Wmczm'mm,lz A..;.. ,' Mary. Gunter, Margaret Tarwater, Lisa Gagliardi, Angel Niehols, Nicole McClEin The Volleyball Cheerleaders for I980 were: Captain Mary Gunter; sophomore; Co-Captain, Junior Lisa Gagliardi; senior Margaret Tar- water, junior Angel Nichols, and sophomore Nicole McClain. The girls 3 attended the ASCC camp in Fayette. l. Girls form mounts with accuracy. 2. Practicing mounts makes . , ,, perfect. 3. Pam McCrary and Margaret Tarwater show spirit with , '77 ' . 1?? ' pom-pons. 4. Pep Assembly cheer is shared by the Volleyball and Football cheerleaders. .n .WMMMWW wwwy, Wm w, CheerleadersNN q: 17,, A,..,4-t..v...-t..t.-. ,... v.......;.; -kaWM.....t.-Q....ns.;.w-..t,-...t..ggzt$g...gt.......,t.'.;......t...,.......'......;.-t,.-d..... . 2. Paula, Linda and Sam cheer at the Peculiar Elementary School. 3. One more time, shouts Co-Captain Jennifer Rogers. 4. Conference meet held at Warrensburg High School. 5. The girls decide on next Top to bottom: Paula Bishop, Jennifer Rogers, Linda Grammatica, Tracy chant 6 Home meets are always fun to cheer at Cochran. Pam McCrary. The Captain of this 1 Uma year's squad was Junior Tracy Cochran, the Co- Captain was Jennifer Rog- ers. The girls cheered at meets on Tuesdays, Thurs- days and at Tournaments every Saturday. Each of the girls were new. to the sport. They learned quickly and came to love it. Pin A Win .- W. X W x! K 1;; 4 hi a DWCheerleaders 44-..: . V4,. ma... .24....14 Aa.z.;,m.u4.4m.;. M-uu;.....gaheJMu-uL-gquaqumabwa.erma.wnw.-vmr :5 1.4hernr1i4yynk1mhn, .;4;.uulm , W . ,, I-vquuoa-dvaw . - . , . . WWW i ,u . ,. - . , . n; - . w- . e.WA.new .n1.mmp.7--,r,rw--e,m .3, 4.9:; os-nr- 7w. Freshmen Cheerleaders entary School. 3. ers. 4. Conference Is decide on next 'r The Freshmen Cheerleaders this year were very spirited and they really got things moving. They attended camp at Central Methodist College in Fayette, Missouri, and re- ceived first place in the Junior high-Freshman division. At most of the pep assemblies this year they led their class in the class yell competitions and won the class spirit award. l. Top left to right: Captain, Tracy Bourland, Co-Captain, Debbie Kibler, Bottom, Karla Rein, Debbie Dobson and Kelly Gunter. 2. We're Number ll 3. Debbie K. cheering for a victory. 4. Group snapshot. ti ,CJLH CheerleaderstllQ l2 - mWw--ww. v-w sWY.-.M,...,,V rh ,a,..--V . ea v.1 V-Vep.., .. Mwwpgaumvjewrvw-e -.W.MWM , Girls Basketball Cheerleaders Top: Lisa Gagliardi, Angie Weikman. Bottom: Vicki Hagedorn, Mary Gunter, Nicole McClain. The Girls' Varsity Basketball Cheerleading Squad was made up of two Juniors and three Sophomores. Their Captain was Angie Weirman and the Co-Captain was Vickie Hagedorn. The girls were a real asset to helping their team become . The girls Perform mounts skillfully. Boys Basketball Cheerleaders This year's Boys' Varsity Basketball Cheer- leaders helped cheer their team to victory. These cheerleaders plus the other Winter Sports cheer- leaders helped sponsor the First Annual Winter- warming. This year's Captain was Senior Stephanie Rog- ers and the Co-Captain was Deana Lawless. Pictured Below: The Girls Cheer at Regionals. thNxexxxmxmxxxxsw x Wwawawmnmsmaww Wt xxwwmxwtm Deana Lawless, Stephanie Rogers, Terri Sullivan, Angie Akins, Top: Whitney Wheeler. ISWCheerleaders . s 4 aA 1va :..-.4.V awn-- -w......:...k.a...z.y--.aulwv-bu-c-wtn.a. -ra-um-nna Avw-lw' VLL. 34' ALA. 3.....M ' m3 : ' d.r-' ' Hin' ' aer'mw'nu-v-uh,unu... ,oa'. s :5 ,, ... , . yd W-v-m MM'A7 -WW V.:nMW: ,1 , S T all Cheer- n s ory. These ,rts cheer- lal Winter- i hanie Rog- wless. i Regionals. , . .. .' 1A , 1 , . :- -.- wywqr7gpwhq.mw-yyrpo-..3...:5... drum ,-.v-.v,--.-,,w;-m n n . . . , .-q t -. .. ..r- 4 v... ueK ..k-vyn --henA .V..1.; EM.WMWwMWM, ..q- W.-pawcv-7tvhi l-:r This was one of the toughest years in scheduling for the harriers. comment- ; ed Coach AI Klien. Taking first place in . e the District meet E ' . . 'e ' . .,. ' L . L . was a main contri- , , . ' . e ' ' ' ' buting factor to the A . success of the team. : ..- - , , t ' t , ' ' L a 7' , ' k They also took sec- ' 4 rt ' - ' ' ' - ' H ' , 0nd in the confer- ence and sevene teenth in the state meet at Jefferson City on November I. Sophomore, Craig Lafferty, and Fresh- man, Rusty Collins added to the suc- cess of the team with consistently good times. Coach Klien is looking for- ward to coaching the upcoming under- class runners next year. Front Row: Gerry Lawless. Brent York. Rusty Collins, Tony Ellis Mid- dIe Row.- Rusty Collins, Ronda Lan- don. Becky Brown, Sarah Amerson. Rick Wyrick Back Row.- Coach f Klien. Doug York, Scott Lyons, Bobby Sutcliffe, Larry Rains, Craig I . 1. , , t Lafferty Not Pittured: Mark Moor- i . ' ' ' . . head. Randy Woodward. Coach 3 ' . , ' . Klein pictured below. I i J b l l t g t .l I g; IBWCross Country ' ' - . - '-' h' - ' 5' '5 ' I - u t' LHWWMV 'Wv. ;.. ..;.M,H.a,........,.4; ----- .. ----- tuna..y.eau......u.'.u...uJankaarumw-n-yq.uwwq-wle-.MMM ..Wm Hi h min g '- r wrw ux-wm-MWmuu-g-g-uwavu. - . , me nw .1 , 7H, . ,Ir, Aryrtwtquxrgup'fihrvlt ,...,,-;,...e..;n..n '13,... -V.. .33.,1-3. ., . 'ict VARSITY Sept. 7 Ruskin DuaI 2nd I2 Warrensburg Dual 3 d ,. - . , ,, , I6 Ray-Pec Inv. 3rd This was one of ' ' 20 Liberty Inv. 2nd e toughest years . , . y, , . 23 Westport Inv. 2nd sehedgllng for the t - , . , ,1 Oct. 2 RayePec Quad 3N1 arrlers, comment- 2 . t t . - 1 4 Ruskin Inv. 3rd d Coach Al Klien. h . h . ' Clinton Tri 3Nd aking-first place in ' e . 9 Knob Noster Inv. 5th he Dlstrtct meet , t ' h t. . V I5 Conference Inc! as a main contrl- ,' 25 District I 'St uting factor to the - -' - , ' 't 4 ' Nov. l State 14th uccess of the team. JUNIOR VARSITY hey'also took sec- w A L , Sept. 7 Ruskin Dual , , 3Hd nd In the confer- . I2 Warrensb'urg Dual 2nd nce and seven- , 1 I6 Ray-Pec lnv. 3rd eenth in the state J ' 20 Liberty Inv. 3N1 teet at Jefferson . . t 23 Westport 'Inv. 8th 'ity on November I. e f Oct. 2 Ray-Pec Quad 0 score ophomore. Craig . , ; - , 7 Clinton Tri 0 score afferty. and Fresh- ', , . -' 9 Knob Noster Inv. 5th tan. Rusty Collins 7 t , l5 Conference 3rd dded to the suc- ' t t V ,. ', GIRLS ess of the team , - ,r 7 Sept. l6 Ray-Pec Inv. 0 score I' Senior, Doug York 1 Senior. Mark ith consistently v , Oct. 2 Ray-Pec Quad 0, score oorhead 3. Freshmen, Sarah Amerson ood times. Coach , , and Becky Brown 4. Juniors, Rick Cae lien is looking for- , 1 hill. Bobby Sutcliffe, and Larry Rains 5. ard to coaching 13 ,e I Juniors, Rick Wyrick and Scott Lyons he upcoming under- , ' 6. Sophomores, Craig Lafferty. Brent lass runners next . York, and Gerry Lawless 7. Freshmen. ear. . . H , , Rusty Collins and Tony Ellis Lawless, Brent 5, Tony Ellis Mid- llins, Ronda Lan- , Sarah Amerson. ck Row;- Coach k, Scott Lyons, arry Rains, Craig red: Mark Moor- -odward. Coach 2t-uwr-KGJVJih r: g . ,: p e w r ,, ,' iffy ,, hm... h..--'- m. nicrrq . y......,a hma-nm'wg v... hT-WLmequ l. Randy Woodward strives for time. 2. Becky Brown starts off by stremhing out. 3. Rick Cahill puts out his best to stay in the lead. 4. Sarah Amerson and Becky Brown work hard to win the meet. 5. Bobby Sutcliffe putting on his spikes. 6. Becky Brown reaching the finish line. 7. Coach Klein, Rusty Collins, and Brent York discuss cross country scores. - ISMCross Country h h . , , . . . . . .. - , . . ., , - , . , . . . , ,. -.,-, n. -..n.m....m.u V - ' . A - v , . V v., , ., ...-g 4 I an... .. ' ...,, ..'. ' ' m-W-MH M. mew W . . . mu aw...m.:.': -.M4.- Hun: ukmmun ......a -um h , I .5. 7 , a . . anthers Break Records The Volleyball Program had the most successful season in the fall of l980. The varsity Panther volley- ball team finished third in the con- ference with a 4-3 record. The three loses they suffered in con- ference games. but they did beat each defeating team at another game during the season. The team also captured first place in the Pleasant Hill Tournament. At the end of the regulation season, the Panther volleyball team finished with a record of I0-6. before losing the second round of the District i Playoffs. 1 Much hard work made this a re- cord breaking season for the Ray- more-Peculiar Panther Volleyball team as their improvement and growth was exceptional. The sen- iors contributed greatly to this successful season. ward strives for Brown starts off . . 1 4;, .ut.3.RickCahill f . . V' ' , l. Sitting-Chris Reed. Pam McCrary, Cecilia Iseman. Row Amerson and two-Debbie Hofmann. Dana Ober, ork hard to win - Tina Steinke. Heather Raw. Karen Bobby Sutcliffe , i . , Hendrickson,Kathy WerthICandy V Blosser. Top Row-Stephanl Freer, Brenda Bremer. 2. Excitement is always tshown after scoring. 3. Heather Raw reaches for a serve. st to stay in the spikes. 6. Becky g the finish line. , Rusty Collins, k discuss cross VolleybalVl35 I 'u..;.a...,..,..v-q.;..ee...n..aw vu';MMMWWwI;HM4d.km-iwmmumman-s-L-eh--Ln-4b-ex-b;l'-Mhi.a.yrw-..nI-ueK-e .-,.... .,.7...,t.. t 3.9.?1.....7.. . . . -.-,:. ,. ?gw.ay51 WWWm-W, ww.-...W-- .M .. ,, .. ma. . . -. This Years Senior Players '7 iamunmx 1 cm Eg I. Seniors; Kathy Werth, Chris Reed, Candy Blosser. Kathy Werth was named All Conference Player. Chris Reed received an Honorable Mention. Candy Blosser contributed greatly to the team. 2. Coach Becky Fitzpatrick and Kelly Smith. 3. Stephane Freer makes the play, Chris Reed assist. - - - - - - - - - - - - v - l36 VolIeybaIl . ...;. ..,e...4.g......;:.uni........a4,...l.r4.44.144.u.04...;,,Qauwngmwmudwm.w,Mmanmu..nnwwmwng.w,.,.a.. .. . . . ... . . . A , vmw-xvng-wnnpmc-gna-tswxrzm- , ; ' WWWP: . WW . ,Hwa r. , 7 VAIhy:IJJI7IIWV-ab;!79 V0.1, Nun-vnh -,.,.- ax .;;?rr; .7 arrays:- .. , . Junior Varsity Has l0-3 Season xxlxwxwwlw o l The Raymore-Peculiar Junior Varsity squad contri- l. Junior Varsity Team Picture: Jeanette Harper,Sara Allen.Chris buted greatly to the future Of the Panther Volleyball Hey, Kim flowers, Tammi Theile: Kim Herdrickson, Paula Bul- team. The Junior Varsity team compiled a record of IO kgggl$::?Leerlgfit:naamgr:ae:1my Kn'ght' Amy Dadge' Km Barnes' wins and only 3 losses. They captured third place in the 3. Tammi Thiele digging the b3 , Archie Tournament which was comprised of only varsi- ty teams. Some of these players will definitely have places on next year's varsity squad. ' Kathy Werth was ed an Honorable e team. 2. Coach -r makes the play, Ray-Pec J.V. Lost to Lost to ,, Archie Vajf ty Tourna Defeated , , Lost to Defeated Defeated Defeated Defeated War 'ensbukgfg, ' ,Ogcedlli; lvarSItyl 'y ArchieKvafSltyl Englewood Christ 3 IEIIIDora'd'o' Sphihgs Hblden , , I Harrisonville Defeated Butler Defeated ' , Knob Noster Final Record ID wins and 3 Losses VolleybalVI37 ' ' m...gn.aaar...lng-MAl...-...WWWW;ngwkw.mhnwA-Lhx..-'........n.'....-u.-:.swm.-..uh l-l... Am.-. ,. l. . .A l .5. -..,.. m. w. x. . ..V. ., . ... um. .r::'1rt4 'uW-.-me-Nv5rP.A .. ww.-vxv-qwm .. Wm ; - ; . . W . W ' '- -' Panthers Advance To State Quarterfinals l. The Panther offense lines up against the Warrensburg Tigers. 2. Karl Benefiel after a reception'in the Clinton game. a 22-l5 victory. 3. Mark Roach evades 3 Lexington defender. 4. Kevin Skeens brings down the Harrisonville quarterback in the District Championship game. 5. Coaches- Coach Santone, Coach Arnall, Coach Barbrick. and Coach Davis. .- 4 . vaa4.u......la.44...l.. .ua-akavu-od-n;,.g.guwgamma;kgaw.w,MMW.;.m-wm.nn. ...,..-. A4- .A ..... . . . . . .5.- .N A ..- mayugwpmewwmmwA-qwm ., , - ' A . t . .T .. , . . , WWMquHb-whvpyrwm.97- ? r-,.,....,e.. I. Mark Roach outruns St. Mary's pursuers in a 28-I8 victory. 2. The defensive line awaits the Harrisonville offense. 3.oSeniors, first row- Ken Barnes, Rodney Ulsh, Shawn Roach. Arlen Logan. Dave Ober. Matt Hammack, Kevin Foster. Darrel Brewster. 2nd row: John Harper, Shawn Ray, Karl Benefiel. Dwain Steinke, Pat Kidd. Greg Derby, Bennie Sharp. 3rd row Juniors: Scott Livingston, Troy Sullivan, Kevin Skeens, Matt Meiron, Tim Olson, Mark Roach. Chris Marquez. David Bremer. 4th row: Kerry Lawing, Don Lininger, Chris Cotton. Jeff Hunter. Paul Keller, David Stevenson, Mike Boley. Robbie Gillespie. 5th row: Sophomores- Mike Jeffries, Ron McKeOn, Jon Ament, Mike Watts. Ricky Rogers. Steve Tompkins, Terry Porter, Dale Barnes. 6th row: Mike McKenzie, Dean Kearney, Mitch Meiron, David Loney, Gordie Light, Tim Grossman, Alan Brewster, Marty Teirney, Kevin Bearden, and Clint Hartgrader. The I980 Panthers compiled a 9-2 record which included the Panthers first West Central Conference Championship and a District Championship. The Panthers only losses were to Lex- ingtion. who eventually tied for the Class AA state Champion- ship and O'hara. who in the state quarter-finals eventually captured the Class AAA state crown. The highlight of the Panther's season was back to back victories over Harrisonville for the Conference'Championship and for the District 7C Championship. Warrensburg n the Clinton . v , , 1,, t ,, ' 4 , e . ,I g; , s a Lexmgton a , w , a , , , . , V, KKWM . - ,1 '1' , v I ', t Harrusonvulle h ip game. 5. ach Barbrick. w $74; , ,mew , 1 FootbalVl39 .menqug fmmmnwmwwl? :5 l. Flanker kneeling. Paul Keller, Kevin Foster, standing, Clint Hartkrader. Chris Cotton, Mike Jeffries. 2. Captains: kneeling, Shawn Ray, Greg Derby, Dave Ober, standing. John Harper. Karl Benefjgl. Shawn Roach, Bennie Sharp. 3. Receivers: kneeling, Darrel Brewster. Karl Benefiel, Arlen Logan, Dave Ober, Matt Hammack, standing, Marty Tier- ney. Mike Boley, Ricky Rogers, Gordie Light, Kevin Bear- den. Robbie Gillespie. 4. Quarterbacks: Mitch Meiron, Ter- ry Porter. Jeff Hunter, Dwain Steinke. 5. All Conference Defense: Greg Derby, Karl Benefiel, Ben Sharp. Tony Fer- rari, standing, Darrel Brewster, Mark Roach, Dave Ober. John Harper. Shawn Roach. er, standing, 2. Captains: er. standing. nie Sharp. 3. -nefiel. Arlen . Marty Tier- . Kevin Bear- Meiron, Ter- I Conference Tony Fer- . Dave Ober. . muuuwmnuno'wm.vun . l. Runni gbacks- front row: Matt Meiron, John Harper, Arlen Lo- gan. Shawn Roach. Back row: David Loney. Mike McKenzie, Chris Marquez, David Bremer. 2. Tackles: front row- Pat Kidd. Bennie Sharp. Kevin Skeens, back row- Jon Ament, Dean Kearney. Dale Barnes, 3rd row- Don Lininger, David Stevenson, Rodney Ulsh. 3. All Conference offense: sitting. Karl Benefiel, Dwain Steinke. Ben- nie Sharp. Standing Pat Kidd, Shawn Ray, Mark Roach. Tim Olson. Troy Sullivan, Dave Ober, John Harper, not pictured, Shawn Roach. VARSITY; SCOREBOARD I5 18 Lexington 7 Eldo Springs l5 Clinton 25 Butler 0 Warrensburg l8 ' St. Mary's 0 Pleasant Hill 66 Knob Noster O Harrisonville 7 Harrisonville 27 O'Hara FootbalVl4l 'N- w w MW -$- H ' U ' - ' vo- n-m-mm n.1- mum; ' - ' - ... . .. .-,. '...V..Hy. .,M . , ,, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' V . . .. w: Am.-. m..n..g,..WAA-..-N.- -.. . . H v , r U - . W -NW . 'wau-vnun-vvvw-mtv-nmrv-rwmiww A , W-ev l. Karl Benefiel makes his way past St. Mary's defenders. 2. Greg Derby gets ir'i on a tackle of the Warrensburg Quarter- ' Back. 3. Shawn Roach pulls away from the Pleasant Hill Defenders. 4. Bennie Sharp prepares for the next play. 5. Mark Roach x1 escapes the Rooster defenders. 6. Shawn l42fFootball ..-' .Ln..4r..--...m a-4pnamxuui.ngI-uwwmuetimdhagwuw- ' ' Ray runs on the field to assist the Panther attack. a At the end of the most suc- cessful season of the Raymore- Peculiar football team, nine of- fensive and eleven defensive players received All COnference honors. Along with the All Con- ference selections, five offensive and four defensive positions were taken in District. Senior Karl Benefiel received first team defensive back and first team wide receiver in Dis- trict. . Senior Greg Derby received second team District noseguard. Senior ShaWn Roach won hon- ors as first team runningback and first team linebacker. Along with first team offen- sive and defensive tackle in Dis- trict, Senior Bennie Sharp also re- ceived honors as second team defensive tackle in State. Senior Shawn Ray received first team offensive guard in Dis- trict. Junior Mark Roach received the second team running back position in District. This strong showing at Con- ference and District can be at- tributed to the intense efforts these athleteshave made to give Raymore-Peculiar recognition. The Athletic program has climbed the ladder of success bestowing great honors upon these young men who have stood out over many others competing for the same rewards. stated Coach Davis. This year's football team was unique in many ways. They played as a team, they had pride. determination arid played each game with a winning attitude. . This team was the closest team I haVe ever coached in l3 years. They had great leadership from the captains and all the way through the entire squad. They were a step alone from the other teams in the past. I would like to thank my coaching staff for all the time and effort they contributed to this year's season. It was a successful season because we were a family. Werlaughed together, we worked together,we cried together, we lost together, and most of all, we won together. We learned three important factors of life; how to work hard, to get results. and have a sense of responsibility. The athletes on this year's team have set the tone for a winning program. . Thank You, Coach Santone - erwer:inqummg-uyy 5.x.uh; ,,.?pv, A. .-,.,,, ,. . ; ,. , l. Dwain Steinke takes the snap from Tim Olson. 2. Shawn Roach and Karl Benefiel lead the Panthers through a spirit line. 3. Arlen Logan provides protection as John Harper prepares for an extra point. 4. Mark Roach is brought down by Lexing- ton defenders. 5. Dwain Steinke finds a receiver. 6. Ben Sharp brings down a Harrisonville ball carrier. 7. Karl Benefiel stops a St. Mary's receiver. 8. Dwain Steinke hands off to Mark Roach. 9. Pat Kiddlines up against Harrisonville. IO. John Harper prepares to punt. -sults. and m have set FootbalVHS .mg mudduu-a-IKV -..g;.....r - .-..-.-....-.:.-. MW..MW-,;MW;.W W-W .ngz. x. .-;........:.. .; m4. v .M am .-- - l. The Junior Varsity line opens a hole for the Panther ball carrier. 2. Matt Meiron regains his balance as the Warrensburg defenders move in. 3. Gordie Light brings down the ball carri- er. 4. Mike Watts hauls down the Warrensburg runner. The Junior Varsity Panthers enjoyed a successful season posting victories against Conference foes Clinton, Harrison- ville and Eldorado Springs, the Panthers only defeat came to St. Mary's in a clqse fought game 0-6. The Panther offense was led by junior quarterback Jeff Hunter who scored key touch- downs in the Harrisonville and Eldorado Springs victories. The Junior Varstiy defense did an excellent job by not allowing over one touchdown in any game. SCOREBOARD 26 Clinton l4 Harrisonville l4 ' Eldo. Springs 00 St. Mary's h 481? I44TFootball .- .,- -., 'H V .,. vi .- ., ...... rWy nwmm ,wAw..- .............. A W Tk T. .-uu 2-.34-JNMALualnv'JAIIVW MIANMQI!1H'WA447 , - M, W, w , , , . M w we ., -wwm.- lequ-m w ,, . MWnM..........., ,, . 14 Pg t . 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WW. .u ... .. ....w taunx ....g.... .u.,.... -..v.....m-mm h-g - .h ..- 4H7 $n PEc uY-Ptc leFPEf: .3? MW: 91-9: $1.5: w l. Gary Afh in Kearney. Buhr prepa L'I'Warrensbucg ' Perii'iD'a'y P-Hi . Marshall PiHiIl 1:: H'Knob Noste Windsor 3 Harrisonville Clinton; I ' Belton Harrisonville Holden . . . Clinton , Butler Eldo. Springs 75 . . St. Mary's 8l 5 I. The l9808l Varsity Boy's Basketball Team; kneeling: Jeff Dean, and . . ' Odessa 64 David Fultz standing: Coach Lenz. Jeff Hunter. Karl Benefiel, Mitch . . P-Hill 57 Neiron. Gary Aftos, Eric Slover. Randy Buhr. Kevin Bearden, Terry Porter. Paul Keller. and Coach Smith. 2. Coaches: Freshmen Coach Ken Simon, Varsity Coach Bill Lenz, and Junior Varsity Coach Kelly Smith. 3. Randy Buhr dribbles around a Kearney defender in a 68 to 66 overtime victory for the Panthers. HWBasketball , , -, , . . , . ., . .- . ,1 . .. . ' ' ' n.3,... 4- -:. 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David Fu 2.7 scoring and Bob St The Panth from the 1 Aftos as M best defer age. -. -m-wW;N-.ms-sssqme-v.er . .memwmmrwwrymnwguyry-m,M...,,7.. ..,.. .g, a, :2 .1 m. r .-, ,wx. .. ., , .. I. David Fultz, Senior, 5.8 scoring average. 2. Karl Benefiel, Senior, scoring average. 2.7 scoring average. 3. Managers: Bobby Sutcliffe, Darrell McCoy, I Conference, 8.6 g and Bob Sheets. 4. Mitch Meiron Sophomore, 9.7 scoring average. e Mention West : 4 The Panthers as a team shot 45.8 . from the field and 58.7 X, Lenz- and Captain ason with an 8-13 from the free throw line. Year end awards were given to Gary Aftos as MVP. Jeff Dean. best free throw percentage, Randy Buhr. Day and Odessa. 1 best defensive player. and Mitch Meiron best shooting Percent- wwmmww1mvmnmmnkw BasketbalVMQ g... .-.... .4.ud;qn.l.--nn -n... .. A... .. awwqgmwawggw- g;-NM;gww;v;-u...vu.-m-Whgmx...-;.wwum ..m.:.;...... u.. . I I l 5 V , I. Freshme I y. . . . ., . y ' a men coach 1 V 5 , , . ' ..: ;, . row: Mark $ 2nd row: T . V , , Oakley. Jef ' ' .. ' , V ,. . , V i. : ' v and BrianS : , y . . . ,' .. 1, . 'f V , , V 3 ; season and : ' , ' , ' ' ' - in the futu '7 V , WMMM, MWVX$ - I V mwmmmmmmmwwywmWWW wwsz '7' .r-wV-W' M www.www ,, W. 1 I l I -.4 I I. l980-8l Junior Varsity Basketball Team: Brent York, Terry Porter. . Kevin Bearden. Mike Cambell, Eric Slover. Mike Watts, Mitch Meiron, Mike Vogt. Ricky Rogers, Jeff Hunter. and Marty Tierney.. 2. Sopho- mores; first row: Kevin Bearden, Terry Porter, Ricky Rogers, Brent York. Marty Tierney, Mike Cambell. Mike Watts, Eric Slover, Mitch Meir and Mike Vogt. is :1 J l? :- . - ii g; i 5 s E JLE- V g . ! 4 1 . ISWBasketball l 1 . . u ... -........V.u,:- N4;ua.:....4'.;i.uaAt-ugca;MrraaQa-'AIM 44' w .. ::..ww:.-,-.-x-c--u y, l. Freshmen Panthers fight for positioning for a rebound. 2. Fresh- men coach Ken Simon. 3. l980-8l Freshmen Basketball team, Ist row: Mark Wansing, Mark Files, Jeff Ganandan, and Jeff Hartley. 2nd row: Todd Livingstion. Butch Hasto Kevin Christy, Randy Oakley, Jeff Heintzleman. Bobby Mott. Brad Sparks, Jeff Beckett. and Brian Smith. The l980-8I Freshmen Basketball team had a fine season and promises to help the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams in the future. wwWW$Nx : ww wxiw , ' ---s ' ' : ' V ; - , .1 '- ' ' 'a..-..';-...-lum. ;. n..-;.H-..K...pn..:.;.......w,....-k.. Am... .......,A.. . 4' - ., 4 . .thu -..uzw H.............. m... Wu .lmmdahlySMmmwA;.a-amww .WW , A,,.. . cow... , Agrrgmv-yygh V yyyghuygy- rkpwnK ,;.?;,'; .77. ,-.7,.-,- -.. .. ,. BasketbalVlSl Varsity Team picture, standing, Chris Reed, Teri McWilliams, Heather Raw. Deanna Reser, Debbie Hofman, Chris Maley. Brenda Bremer, Kathy Werth, Rhonda Breedlove, Koleen Kreeger, Tina Steinke. Kneeling. Tina Kruse. Coach Sullins and assistant Coach Ritter ISWBasketball The Varsity Girls Basketball team fought through some very trying times, and won only 33$ of their games this season. The girls played. without a doubt, the toughest schedule in the confer- ence, and for a ung team, did very well. Perhaps playing good teams like Nevada, O'Hara, Kearney, and Ruskin made their re- cord look less impressive, but it is a schedule like this that will advance and improve our basketball players for future years. It seemed as though ev- eryone was bigger than we were this year, but much to our credit we were not out rebounded this season. We had a lot of hustle, desire, and the improve- ment was there, and evi- dent as the season went on. My thanks go to the Sen- iors for three years of hard work. My best wishes go to each of you. Good luck next season and in the future. Coach Sullins Mary Tokarz, Manager , . . V , , v : , e. . A .-.', .t: , - ,- 4 i- u,.- -- - , u :.l . .- w - 9'. .MWA pm...,.u.t-.e.tennwmuww y . ....... :4 m4e 45.;qu-.ualuv...;datwr.4u-6uumim;..Mgwawmwkmxm WNW m-w m - $ myryww1 w-m-Mmf.m-mqquaeq-Vm, . ugh some very is season. The e in the confer- 5 playing good , 21:3; 122': Lil ', , . ' . 1'. ' , ' ' .' . ' - I. A fast break layup by Deanna Reser. 2. An inside jump shot 1 v 1 , v v v . by Debbie Hofmann. 3. Chris Reed bringin-gilhe ball down 17th uture years. . ' , T v ' v court. 4. Teri McWilliams preparing to shootf-S. HeatHer Raw ' shoots for two, while Debbie Hofmann comes in for the rebound. sxwmva 'okarz, Manager BasketbalVlSS AVW-l ,, ?mrwer:zmnnq.nrwprppgnqg ..-.,.,.,.-;., .;,:..- . -, . ,... w. .. . . l. Senior players; Koleen Kreegeen. Kathy Werth, Chris Maldy, Teri McWil- liams. Charis Reed. 2. Chris Reed shooting with Teri McWilliams down court. 3. Jump' ball brought to Koleen Kreeger and Rhonda Breedlove by Chris Reed. , . V . v 3; '. . . v.3, .,: ., 1'; - ,. ...,. . 1 ' ,m' . -- my $WWn.-m,pm..,..........y-...;...4..w..A. ., Ms. 4-;4l.m.a..-.a..z.yw-v-uwm;HlauummwNmanademWMEW W t-cs-h-vv-d . Teri McWil- 5 down court. mm-v xvy N,v-w .mwmm-yygacmmgtq-VM H - . ,,tWWwwnnrnmwrnvaqr7an-wgae-rv-roxwh.037.-....:...hennn, 5...: 7 .y:.-:'1- .. t ,. Underclass Varsity Panthers e.gw W. m.tmem-$;;mwwwlvwn.k-ww-wm...-.ux...-'..-.4....t.......-u.e;.;-t ....-..,..... M-.- t ... .... . w. .., The I980-8l junior varsity girl's basketball team ended their sea- j5mg at the .590 mark 33h 3; win; and 5-loses. Due to the long idle periods between games, the team lacked continuity. The record is misleading and does not show how good the girls actually were. The girls gained a lot of valuable exper- ience that will help them in filling the positions of the graduating seniors. This year's underclass players showed great potental for filling the varsity positions. These players should take the Raymore- Peculair Girls Basketball team far. Coach Ritter l. Junior players; Brenda Bremer. Debbie Hofmann, Rhonda Breed-. love. Tina Kruse. 2. Sophomore players; Deanna Reser, Tina Steinke. Heather Raw. BasketbalVlSS WV 7 The girls J.V. basketball team ended their season with 5 wins and 5 losses. This record does not show how good the girls really were. These girls gained valuable experience that will aid them in Varsity bas- ketball in future years. I. team picture; Shannon MCWEIIiams, Pam Plunkett, Paula Brown, Brenda Bremer. Dana Ober, Debbie Hofmann, Sandy Williams. April Montgomery, L ann Buhr. Front row; Rhonda Landon, and Tina Kruse. 2. Shannon McWilliams shoots a free throw. ISWBasketball ' , . . , g, v - .2, u: v ': 5-.- ; '- . -' -3M Mimmuwwmww mm... - . - 14-.4..u..x.uw 1Mz4uganw.. y' . ...4. dmwwaw 49M . . .u v.44134 1.. u- MuMH-vwm, MN g.g-M L A W , mqu, Freshman Play v - - - ,. Wm: emrww-v:u-v-mmry-ymw...,r;.....7..M , Hard. For 7-4 5 I. Freshman Basketball Team Picture. lst. Row, Jeanette Harper. Val Murray, 2nd Row. Kim Kirk, Kelly Dooly, Chris Hey. Sara Allen. Karen Selph, Kris Harper, Kim Thiele. 3rd. Row. Kris Barens, Mary Aldridge. Sara Amerson, Kelly Thiele, Tammy Knight, Cheryl Fre- er. Ginger McDonald, Becky Brown. 2. Coach Bolton. A ;. Harrisonville Harrisonville , . . iPleasantuHill ,Ray-Pe'dB.;Team '37Keamy , ,, .Riay-Pe'zc'A Team Kearny IL ' Ray-Pec A Team Lee's Summit Ray-Pec A Team O'Hara -' Rhy-Pec A T A v Pleasant Hill Ray-Pec B: ,eajmf St. Mary's Ray-Pec A'lTe'a'rij. St. Mary's ' Ray-Pec A Team . Harrisonville Ray-Pec A Team Belton Ray-Pec A Team Harrisonville Ray-Pec A Team Pleasant Hill Basketballe57 l. Front: Max January, Kevin Coyne. Wayne Findley; Middle: Rod Findley. Gerry Lawless, V David Russback, Kris Pritts; Back: Mark Moorhead, Melvin Bradley. Tom DeVilIe, Don Lininger. Andrew Tilbury. Rob Gillespi. 2. Coaches Spalding 8 Barbarick; 3. Captains; Kevin Coyne, Mark Moorhead, Max January, David Russback; 4. Seniors: Kevin Coyne. Mark Moorhead; 5. Manager: Vernon Guil- ford; 6. Scorekeepers: Nancy Russback. Ka- ren Hendrickson. Debbie Lacy. Suzanne Coo- s per l. State Cham January. 3. D- With a record of 4 wins and 7 losses for the season, the var- V o L V j o ,. . V sity wrestling team of I980-8l ,t '1 ,. t l , 6W .258 showed real potential. There .v 1 9 . ,, , H ' ' i , , 7th Place were OHIY two graduating sen- v, . A I mm :m' , a ., 33 42 iors, so most of the team will 7;; , f : L , l8 56 be back next year striving Lee's SummitIdutjner-a 8th Place harder than ever for a winning V r, , , s , : ,, , , , , 6 Ray-Pec-Vs. Warrensbuerg 6 I4 54 season. Wrestlers such as Tony , 3 ,A t , f 5 a - Vs Odessa :-:,,, 43 25 Ellis. Wayne Findley. Rod Find- 4th Place ley. Rob Gillespie. Kelly j 1'! ,2 , , . L 29 42 McLaughlin. Melvin Bradley. and Kris Pritts. were moved into the Varsity line up their first year out. When asked what he considered to be the highlight of all his wrestling ex- periences. Coach Spalding replied. I think one of the most gratifying things for me was to see everyone work together to make an excellent team. There was great individual work and achievement. All the wrestlers seemed to care about each other by helping out when needed and trying hard to improve each other. The 'family' attitude helped develop a good unified team; one that hasn't been seen before. It's this attitude that will make them champions. 37 3I 3rd Place 33 35 6th Place , l71thHState 1! Vin Coyne, Wayne ley. Gerry Lawless. ritts; Back: Mark v, Tom DeVille. Don y. Rob Gillespi. 2. arick; 3. Captains; ' tead. Max January. ors: Kevin Coyne. ager: Vernon Guile Incy Russback, Ka- History was made at Ray- more-Peculiar this year. Senior, Kevin Coyne be- came the State Champion of the III pound weight ,class at the lA-3A State High School wrestling tour- nament. The tournament was held on February l3-l4. 198I at Columbia, Missouri, and Kevin is the first ath- lete in our school's history to ever win state honors. There were approximately 400 schools represented and there were l6 wrestlers in Kevin's weight class. He pinned three of his four op- ponents and he also posted the state's fastest pin of the tournament in 29 sec- onds. Kevin finished his high school career with an overall record of 77-30. In order for Kevin to get to state. he first had to win his Regional match at But- ler. Mo. Ray-Pec had three other wrestlers who ad- vanced to Regionals. They were Max January. David Russback. and Gerry Law- MW less. Lacy, Suzanne Coo- I. State Champ - Kevin Coyne; Ray-Pec's Regional Contestants: 2.7Max January. 3. David Russback, 4. Gerry Lawless, 5. Kevin Coyne; 6. Wrestlers warm-up for a tough contest. f-' ll 58, 7th Place 1 33 42 i8 56 8th Place I4 54' 48 25 4th Place 29 42 37 3I 3rd Place 33 35 i ,5: I2 . '43 27 y, :39 25 ; '5th Place ,j,6th,Place ' 7i7th' State gi- r-t- gl- s s: '- - e WrestlingNSQ s-t :..:...L:;;-;..;:.:;..:-:- y .-;.....-.cW..-nu:x..s.-..--e...A....... .e.-...m t v .- . , . .- ., m, n r .. .,. .. nW-Mwwq;hauwm.bhm.vw-weAw: -n..-4-A.'p-.-.a4'$1--.-lis M. , A -t-o., .as.........,.....-.-. unminx .qups, ,ghaln-apcvgvmwm WWWM w l. Max January does anything to win a match; 2'. Kelly McLaughlin shows tal- ent as he gracefully pins his opponent; 3. When he's not out winning a match. David Russback cheer's othars on to vic- tory; 4. Rod Findley gives his all as he works to win his match; 5. Don Lininger always finds a way to stay on top; 6. Gerry Lawless keeps everything under con- trol; 7. Kevin Coyne. giving another opponent a rough time; 9. David Russback takes some 98 - Wayne Findley . tumbles but pins them in the endi 8. Max '05 a G'E'TY Lawless January shows spirit as he cheers on his 3 s- Kevin Coyne teammates; II. Danny Richter shows who's 9 - Max January boss; ll. Tommy DeVille. just getting started: l26 - David.RuS$baCk I2. Andrew Tilbury matches with unique l32 - Rod Findley wrestling pins. I38 - Mark Moorhead I45 Rob Gillespie I55 Melvin Bradley l67 Kris Pritts I75 -' Andrew Tilbury l85 - Don Lininger Hvy - Tommy DeVilIe Varsity Wrestlers Show Their Stuff 542w , IGONVrestling Max January does nhing to win a Itch; 2. Kelly Laughlin shows tal- as he gracefully pins opponent; 3. When 5 not out winning a tch, David Russback :er's others on to vic- y; 4. Rod Findley 'es his all as he works win his match; 5. Don way to stay on top; 6. verything under con- 'ing another opponent Russback takes some I in the end; 8. Max as he cheers on his Richter shows who's r, just getting startedx 1atches with unique my ex , 7. 3..., wka-Ora,r 4f Mvuimywn 3' IWMMWA. 1.; 1U VLingntu.;..q:-n-..a.-u.4e...-' V- RSYLPee 9a BunErV T Ray-pec'vsLClir'iton , L . .Ray-Pec vs. Pleasant Hill Nevada Tourney v Ray-Pee'gvs. 'W'arrensburg Ray-Pec 'vs Odessa ' ,, Smithville Quad ,waay-Pec vs. St. Mary's- Ray-Pec vs'Knob Noster Ray-Pe'c Quad ' Ray-Pec vs. Smithville Ray-Pec vs. Nevada Harrisonville Tourney Ray-Pec vs. Harrisonville Ray-Pec vs. O'Hara Overall 9-2 54 2t ,,45 27's; 24 42 45h place , 2l SI 46 27 Ist-place 42 IS 26 I6 lst place 30 6 36 27 4th place 48 22 44 27 The JV Wrestling squad, which was comprised of all first year wrestlers. re- corded a 9-2 season record and two quad Championships. But more importantly. each wretler improved in both his skill and knowledge of the sport. By the end of the season, several JV wrestlers had moved up to fill spots on the varsity level. These young athletes displayed both a great team spirit and a good attitude to- ward work. They worked together to- ward a common goal, a successful wres- tling program. It was because of this the wrestling season was an enjoyable one for me. With the attitude and the willingness to work these young athletes showed, the future of wrestling should be a bright one at Raymore-Peculiar. Coach Barbarick l. Front: Jim Thomas. Dan Mackadenz. Greg Barton. Tony Ellis. Duane Brown. Middle: Darren Richter. Gary Winchel. Kelly McLaughlin, David Bowen. David Bremer. Jeff Jones. Back: Jim Sxohr, David Laney. Dat vid Stevenson. Roger Branon. Kevin Flowers. Eugene Sewell 2. Danny Mackadenz puts a lot into winning his wrestling matches 3. Kevin Flowers always comes out number I 4. Roger Bratton knows how to handle a tough match 5. Kelly McLaughlin in the process of ending another match 6. David Loney. just before the pin 7. Melvin Bradley rolls into the pin. 'V rp'. .. 1x... .4uL.H. V ; ...:A. .. wax U-Nvaa-V .. ., faq.aza. H . W , - F... W V V . Baseball! You Bet! ,9 -432Yc:':zrr , .m. lv., 2 m n s m w W Y 41140 4 404c6$ Wwwwmw muwwww V9006: 09 ,Q3 , Q Q a Ov$av 00'0000000 990$. 0? ., wwwumaywmmw QIK$WW Ron Matt Bearden, Kevin David Arther, Mike Raisbeck Bobby Sutcliffe. Mike Martin. 2. Coach Hunter conducting batting practice. second row, Mitch Meiron. Carl Benefeil David Mackendanz; Tim Olsen, team picture; Jeff Hunter. Mike McKenzie. Dave Ober. Dwain Steinke. l. Varsity Craig Lafferty. Arnold Meiron. y . 3g .66 $. $an$o gyw$Q .wv $$$$$KmeWW t , n, e m a n H... , hkwrw, , .11.. d 3,. .MMH 0,0 Yn n S O O, e,a,am w:w n m m r, .I rkk e d, mmmkk c . .w,..m,,, S 5,, KH H m UM , ,,t ,. r , .I .0. F , C 5 ,,v.; .,. .. uh. ' 3 ,Camde'nton Maryville Reached Quarter Finals of State I 2 IGWBaseball . yw ..W , ', ,, 7 4-. --:, ArWn-ra-g. V , ,., . DV bfrj'lnr'v'ynvuue'Vhr-tvVu'IA111'?.vmwrv. - K ,,,:.r . ,7 . ,... 7- .. . J.V. team picture; Rob Stottlemyre, Greg Brown, Phil Kuns, Eddie McNeil, Mike Mckenzie, Coach Davis; second row. Rob Gillespei, Clint Harkrader, Jeff Hartly, David Russback, Jeff Jones. Steve Roach; top row, Mike Raisbeck, Brad Sparks, Craig Lafferty. Keven Christy. Jeff Ganaden. Steve Tompkins. 2. Dave Ober waiting for the pitch. Wi 7 x BasebalVl63 W m v F W M w. W iar Baseball -Pecul Raymore I. Catch r Matt Meiron. 2. Pitchers; Carl Benefeil, Jeff Hunter, Craig Lafferty, Mike Raysbeck. 3. Catchers; Matt Meiron. David Mackendanze itcher Jeff Hunter. . P 4 IGVBaseball , ,nmnwyo-rruvrmnjvye-rur?.5..-,,7 ..- ,3. . ,. . Mn, 7 7 -. 7 l. Outfeilders; Ro Arnold. Tim Olsen, Carl Benefeil Kevin Bearden, 2. Pregame anticipation shown by Jeff Hunter, 3. Mike Martin battingflf. lnfeilders; Bobby Sutcliffe. Mike Martin, Dave Ober, Dwain Steinke; Kneeling; David Arther, David Bremer. u. .....,....v.a.'.4w V119. 'VMM' ' -a-w ' 9.; --......... .-';' ;... ..- -.......: v- . -$.;,'W.-.o..wm..;Nx.. ..... w.-.N...Au...-.......-.,..... .;.. .,...,h J... ,.. - . Ieemolf .-.. v -v4...-wn.s.. t-:;-aa-ew....AWum...-V eff... WWV'FW t e t . I. left to Right: Kevin Hartley, Rhonda' Lan- don, Coach Cain. Craig Smith. Dennis Brewer. Back Row: Terry Porter. Jon Ament. Mark Math- er, Kelly McLaughlin. and Ed Beard. Not Pic- tured Wendy Barnard. 2. Ed Beard watches as Dennis Brewer sinks a putt. 3. John Ament pre- pares for his shot. Golfini l98l Golf Schedule R.P. vs Harrisonv lle R.P. vs O'Hara R.P. vs O'hara R.P. vs Harrisonville R.P. vs Belton 4-9-8I 4-l4-8l 4-22-8l 4-27 8l 4-29-8I Despite their d' appointing season. the golf team shows a lot of promise. Lack ng from inexperience they still gave their opponents a challenge. Hpownguu-ew-n... M..4WWW ' 1;... -- xvwe.rrwugv-u--.Wzyuu-qum . mm m... hm ' ' ' . ER ' ' t I ' - k ' - eu W 'n- K '- vv- '-' ' '7,9 -W4 ' 'T'w'wa-rrz- ., . vermwv-bmvwny-zmmnvngv-wrv,,,..,,qr. ,., ., , . 7 . . Track l98l I. John Harper leaves the others behind and comes up number one again. 2. Tina Steinke makes the long jump look easy with her grace and skill. 3. Chris Reed, Brenda Young. and Tina Steinke discuss track scores. 4. Shawn Dyer flies over the hurdles as he xx w a . . . jg fights to stay In first place. :3 5. Brent York successfully hands off the ba- t f ton to Ricky Rogers. x 5 6. Dana Calogne does a good job striving to 1 E make Raymore-Peculiar look good. 1 i ' : g Tracknm ..1 Nu mug ,.A-..... , ....,.,.51..w..y....y,:.......v.v...ua.mm.,meWW 0,. 7-, i SCOREBOARD Kearney Co-Ed R.P. vs O'Hara Kearney Relays Center Quad Mule Relays R.P., Harrisonville. and Clinton Clinton Relays R.P. Invitational . l. The'l98l Boy's Track Team: first row: Marty Tierney, Will Rei- Harrisonville Relays ken. Chris Cotton, Brent York. Troy Sullivan, Eric Parker, Rusty Conference Bohrer. and John Harper, second row; Rick Cahill. Tony Ferrari, District Rick Wyrick, Glenn Sanford, David Bowen. Rick Rodgers, and Shawn Dyer. third row: Doug Sargent. Arlen Logan, and Gary Aftos. 2. Coaches: Coach Lenz. Coach Hodge. Coach Arnall, and Coach Klein. Coach Arnall st'ated on the season, iWe started out g . slow but did some growing as a team and the younger members ' learned their events and contributed to the team. We went from scoring 30 points in a big meet to close to lm in our last relays. This year's team was a basically young team and is a team of the i future. l68iTrack ,7 Man . 4 , .Mkhhmu. 1...,4A1AmKumz.ymhivwwmlNMKnNNUR-swaw '7 , A, A , ' , ,, -' , '- ' 7 ' .7 7 :,. - tw - 3va WWW .- -,-t:11rir.hvgaev.. mmy,;-h-yg7w-,m,,.. 55, my? ,I l. Pole Vaulters: Glenn Sanford, Marty Tierney, and Shawn Dyer. 2. Sprinters: kneeling: Marty Tierney, Rusty Bohrer. Gary Aftos. Eric Parker. Jphn'Harper. stnd. Chris Cotton, Tony Ferrari. Doug Sargent, Arlen Logan, and Don Carter. 3. Will Reiken receives the baton from Rick Rodgers arpthe Mule Relay's. 4. I98I Fre'shmen Track Team: R. Collins. M. Buffin, E. Wierman, J. Vaters, G. Brannem, and D. Smith. row2 B. Mott, M. Bradley, B. Smith. R. Brattin, R. Oakley. row 3 Coach Klein. M. Files, W. Plumb, T. Deville, and M. Wansing. ' v ' I - ' ' - -.- 7' ' V - - g4;hqu.nu.g.buww..A....,....;Nx..-;.-...-.L.;..;.u:.;......--....m....g.,.-..,..-... .7,,. ... ' mt.M.-...Mguu.;MWg.-.AWW W . Tracmee .. .- 4. .-. .4..1ng , ,. Wauj .4x;4h. nomack v... .,v..... vs......,.-e.m .farw r'xwh-t gm. . ....n.-......4 l. Weightmen: Tony Ferrari. Troy Sullivan, Roger Brattin, Eric Parker. and John Harper. 2. Hurdlers Marty Tierney, Rusty Boher, Gary Aftos, and John Harper. Standing: Shawn Dyer. and Doug Sargent. 3. Rick Cahill finishing his race at the Mule Relays. 4. Seniors: Arlen Logan, Gary Aftos and John Harper. 5. Sprinters kneeling: Glenn Sanford, Marty Tierney. Gary Afto5, and Don Carter. Standing: Chris Cotton. Rusty Boher. Doug Sargent, and Arlen Logan. i l. Distance Ru Brent York. Ba Bowen 2. Gary lMile Relay l20 Yd HH IOO Meter I I600 Meter 800 Meter ' 440 dash ISO Lows 800 Meter 200 Meter I 3200 Meter IGOO Meter Pole Vault High Jump , W ,. 2 .. f 2.3- v ,,.W . 7, -,-,.-;:0;:-:. F ,jm my,,ggfmogrPa-; np.v.;ymyyu,7-,.qwmm-u- '1 l. Distance Runners; Front Row: Rick Cahill, Will Reiken, and Brent York. Back Row: Rick Wyrick, Rick Rodgers, and David Bowen 2. Gary Aftos finishes the I20 yard High Hurdles. r Brattin, Eric y, Rusty Boher, yer, and Doug ule Relays. 4. r. 5. Sprinters fto5, and Don g Sargent. and 2Mile Relay DO Yd HH I00 Meter Dash I600 Meter Run 800 Meter Relay 440 dash I80 Lows 800 Meter 200 Meter Dash 3200 Meter run I600 Meter Relay Pole Vault High Jump Tracy McLain Karl Benefiel David Kincade Kevin Chapman Mike Flannigan Mark Roach Tracy McLain Arlen Logan Mark Roach Fred Stewart Doug Sargent Doug Sargent Mike Flanigan Tracy McLain Doug Sargent Tracy McLain Shawn Roach D. Sargent , K. Benefiel D. Bewster Chris Dyer Gary Marr Gary Aftos Dennis Jeter 1X Y Long 'Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Discus 400 Meter Relay 480 low Shuttles 480 Hi-Lo Shuttles 330 yd. lntermeditas Mile. . Medley Relay Distance Medley Relay 4 Mile Relay 75HH . ISO lows Mile 2 Mile Pole Vault Discus Mile Relay Mike Flaniga'n Mike Flanigan Louis Houchin Robert Bick Mark Roach Doug Sargent Fred Stewart Arlen Logan Stqve Beckett Gary Marr John Harper David Albright Dave Brattin Tim Jones Lance Loehr Mike Flanigan Gary Aftos Curt Gilliam Mike Flanigan Lance Loehr Kevin Chapman Curt Lafferty Richard McLain Tracy McLain Dave Franklin Karl Benefiel Rick Cahill Randy Buhr Tracy McLain Frosh Records Bobby Mott Bobby Mott Jeff Vaters Rusty Collins Walter Plumb Roger Brattin Mon, Oakley. Bradley, Plumb 2I'8 43.... 50'l0 50'I6 48:40.0 .2 2L6 4:523 lO:l8.2 IO? l34'l0 3:462 Trackml R-P Girls Keep On Trackid . a . . J .mr:.g..u-..: .......z.v Mg..... .--,.J;.m...y....,. .4.u-......w..,... , l. Team: Front Row: Diana Greene. Stephanie Stroup, Terry Gillespie. Jeanette Harper, Valerie Murray. Tina Steinke, Margaret Tarwater, Chris Reed. Middle Row: Dana Ca logne, Sarah Amerson. Becky Brown, Becky Irvin. Cindy Roberts. Kari Teigen. Karen Hendrickson. Kelly Dooley. Back Row: Ginger McDonald, Deanna Reser, Stephani Freer, Brenda Young, Paula Bullard. 2. Seniors: Chris Reed. Margaret Tarwater. 3. Coaches: Mrs. Wood and Miss Fitzpatrick. 4. Managers: Tricia Eihler, Diana Bishop. Qqna Bremer, Yvonne Lehr. 5. Freshmen: Front Row: Kelly Dooley, Valerie Murray. Diana Greene, Terry Gille- spie, Jeanette Harper. Back Row: Kari Teigen, Ginger McDonald. Becky Brown. Sarah Amerson, Cin- dy Roberts. Diana Greene, -rry Gillespie. Ierie Murray, ret Tarwater, ow: Dana Ca rson. Becky indy Roberts. Hendrickson. Row: Ginger -ser, Stephani Paula Bullard. ed, Margaret 5: Mrs. Wood . 4. Managers: , shop, Qqna . 5. Freshmen: oley, Valerie e, Terry Gille- er. Back Row; -r McDonald. Amerson, Cin- '1..-n.hual;kdu-Wd-hkr ;....-....' W ' ' -M: -z.r l. Sprinters: Front: Ginger Mc- Donald, Dana Calogne. Terry Gille- spie. Valerie Murray. Jeanette Harper. Sarah Amerson; Back: Pau- la Bullard. Becky Brown, Kari Tie- gen. Cindy Roberts. Margaret Tar- -water. Chris Reed. 2. Margaret Tarwater finishes the relay in style. 3. Becky Brown strives hard to keep Ray-Pec in Is! place. 4. An- other sprint easily taken by Dana Calogne. 5. Karen Hendrickson jumping to a fine finish. 6. Tina Steinke makes this jump look easy. 7. Long. High, and Triple Jumpers: Karen Hendrickson, Stephani Fre- er. Brenda Young. Becky Brown, Becky Irvin. Tina Steinke. HAW? . M. .x. , ,.. ,..mu ,VAva.-.::m.m-.-v.wa-uxanuawv... . n-w. YW-w- ' - -- V . , - 7 .. ., .vv , , .--,,,, HII I00 Meter Hurdles Paula Bullard l5.7 l98l , 200 Meter Hurdles Paula Bullard 3l.54 l98l Spr'm Med'QY IOO Meter Dash Margaret Tarwater l2.7 l980 200 Meter Dash Margaret Tarwater 26.64 l980 3200 R ela 440 Yard Dash Margaret Tarwater 59.22 1979 y 880 Yard Dash Glenda Hunter 2:3I.5 l978 ' I600 Meter Run Sandy Ewan 5:38 I980 400 Meter Relay Dana Calonge 5I.67 l98O ' 4'2 Shuttle Hl Barbie Thompson Paula Bullard 880 Yard Relay Margaret Tarwater l:50.9 l977 SDI?::uZUt Patricia McKinney Lon Jum Marcia Morgan Hi E J P l6m Relay Rhonda Gifford 4:l2.89 l980 T g I jmp Vickie Wooldridge P e ump Barbie Thompson , Georgia Kitson Paula Bullard , Margaret Tarwater i'? ; WW $Xkaxxkxw . L ; 4 xx AV: k f ,mm$wwxg A 9::1 w,- m x: .. ; p 34$ w . main Sprint Medley 3200 Relay 4D Shuttle Hurdle Shot Put Discus Long Jump High Jump Triple Jump Dana Calonge Barbie Thompson Paula Bullard Margaret Tarwater Stephanie Stroup Sarah Amerson Jeanette Harper Margaret Tarwater Chris Reed Tricia Ehler ' Tina Steinke Paula Bullard Sandy Williams Paula Bullard Patricia McKinney Vickie Wooldridge Karen Hendrickson l:53.67 l0:29.34 I:I0.99 27'6 1A2 l06'7 l7'4 5,5,, 32'6 I. Distance: RowN Stephanie Stroup, Diana Greene. Jeanette Harper; Row 2 - Margaret Tarwater. Becky Brown. Sarah Amerson. 2. Ste- phani Freer throws the discus. 3. Paula Bullard cases over the hurdle. 4. Shot and Discus: Ste- phani Freer, Deana Reser. Kelly Dooley. 5. Hur- dlers: Row l Tina Steinke, Chris Reed, Cindy Roberts, Paula Bullard, Ginger McDonald, Kari Teigen. 6. Chris Reed concentrates on the next hurdle. 7. Chris Reed ready to go. 8. Valerie Murray off to a good. clean start. 9. Chris Reed and Dana Calogne celebrate the victory. l0. After a successful handoff, Dana Takes off wit the baton. ' 10 TrackN7S Freshmen Aldrich, Mary 68, IO6 Allen, Debbie 68 Allen, Sara 68, IO6, I37 Amerson, Sarah 68, 75, l32, I33, I34, I72, I74 Andreas, Andrea 68, l06, IO7 Andrist, David 68 Bailey, Andrea 68, 74, 94, IO2, I23 Bain, Cindy 68 Baker, Paula 68, 97, IO7 Barnard, Tina 68, l06, I25 Barnes, Billy 68 Barnes, Kristina 68, 74, IO7, I37 Barnin ham, Sandra 68, IO4, l06 Barrett, Kim 68 Barton, Greg 68, l6l Beckett, Jeff 68, II4, l5l Bishop, Diane 68, I72 Bixler, Jeff 68 Blosser, Marti 68, IO4, IO6 Bourland, Tracy 68, 7I, 75, l06, I29 Boxley, Rodney 69 Brackman, Jayleen 69, IO7 Bradley, Melvin 69, l06, I45, l6l, I69 Bramell, David 69 Brattin, Roger 69, I45, I6l, I69, I98 Brent, John 69 Breshears, Lesa 69. IO4, l06, IO7 Brewer, John 69, I07 Brown, Becky 5, 69, 99, I32, I33, I34, I72, I74 Brown, Bruce 69, IO2, I2l Brown, Duane 69. 96, I61 Brown, Laurie 69, IO7 Boyles, Kelly 69:, Brumbaugh, Debbie 69, 99 Buffa, Anglea not pictured Buffon, Mike 69, I06, IO7, I45, I69 Campbell, Angela 69, IO7 Carpenter, Kyle 69, I02, l06, I2l Carter, Doug 69 Chrisman, Lloyd 69 Christy, Kevin 69, I45, I5l Cole, Darrell not pictured Collins, Rusty 70, I32, I33, I34, I69 Cooper, Jeff 70 Corbin, Jeff 70, I45 Cox, Michele 7O Cunningham, Bill 70, I04, IO6 Dearmont, Steve 70, IO4, l06, I45 Debrot, Susie 70, IO4, l06, I45 Debrot, Susie 6, 70, IO4, IO6 Deville, Terry 70, 74, 6, I69 Dobson, Debbie 70, 7I, IO7, I29 Dodge, Amy 69, 70, l06, I07, I37 Dooley, KeIly 70, I72, I74 - Duggar, DeWayne 70 Elleman, Curt 7O Ellis, Tony 70, I32, I33, l6l Ervin, Tammy 69, 7O Fellers, Larry 7O Ferguson, Paul 65, 70 Files, Mark 70, IO7, I45, I5l, I69 Findley, Rod 70, I58, I60 Fleming, Ed 70, IO7 Flowers, Kevin 7l, I45, l6l Forrest, Renee 7l Francis, Aaron 7I, I45 Franke, Darryl 7l Freer, Cheryl 7I Gaddy, Sherry 7I, IO4, l06 l767lndex ,m. ..-.m..uw... ,4V-..f.,. , ,1N..,. Index Ganaden, Jeff 7l, I45, I5l Gary, Curt not pictured Gillespie, Terry 7I, IO7, I72 Gordon, Dan 7I, I45 Greene, Diana 7l, 74, I37, I72, I74 Grimes, Heath 7I, IO6 Gulick, Doug 7l, IO4, IO6 Gunter, Kelly 7I, 94, IO6, I29 Gurnett, George 7l, 76, I02, l2l, I22, I23 Haeberle, David 7I, IO2 Halterman, Greg 7I, I04, IO6 Hampton, Scott 7l Harmon, Debbie 7I, IO6 Harper, Jeanette 7l, 99, l37, I72, I74 Harper, Cristian 7l Hartley, Jeff 72, 94, ISI Hauser, Tracy 72 Heintzelman, Jeff 72, 94, ISI Hauser, Tracy 72 Heintzelman, Jeff 72, ISI Hendershot, Julie 72, 6 Hendrickson, Kim 72, I$, I37 Hestand, David 72, IO2 Hey, Christine 72, 99, l37 Hock, Jeff 72 Holloway, Clifford 72 Hoover, Rachelle 72 Huge, John 72 Huskey, Crystal 72, IO6 Johns, Nancy 72, 94 Jones, Chad 72, 97, IO4, IO6 Jones, Jeff 72, I45, l6l Jones, Randy 72, I06 Joe, Peter not pictured Kahl, Mark 72, I06, I45 Kibler, Debbie 6, 7I, 72, IO6, II2, 3, I29 Kirk, Kim 6, 7l, 72, I04, l06 Kitson, Ginger 72 Knight, Tammy 6, 68, 70, 72, IOI, II4,,V' I37 Kuns, Phillip 73 ' Lacy, Dan 73, IO4, I06 Larson, Eric 73, IO7 Leonard, Wendy 73, 94 Lewis, Denise 73, 97 Link, Pm 73 Link, Paul 73 Livingston, Todd 73, I07, I45, l5l Loyd, Michelle 73 Lucas. Gene 73, 94 Mackadanz, Dan 73, I6I Martin, Carla 73, 99 McCoy, Tammy 73, IO7 McCubbins, Kevin 73, l02, IO4, l06, l2l McDonaId, Ginger 69, 73, I72, I74 Messmer, Shawn 73 Meyer, Konia 73, 74, I25 Moore, Rhonda 73, 74, I45, l5l, I69 Mullen, Pat 73, IO7 MuelIer, Eric not pictured Murray, Valerie 74, IO4, I06, 6, I72, I75 Nichols, Jeff 74, l02, 6 Oakley, Randy 74, l06, I45, I5l, I69 Owen, Kendra 74, 94, I07 Parker, Wade 74, IO4, IO6 Parrott, Robbie 74, I06 Perdee, Tim 74 Phelps, Angie 74, 70 Plumb, Walter 74, I06, I45, I69 Powell, Joyce 74 Pritts, Kim 74, IO7 Radtke, April 68, 74, I04, l06, I37 Rein, Carla 7!, 74, I06, IO7, I29 Richter, Darren l06, I6l Ridenour, Dan 74 Rieken, David 74, l06 Riesinger, Sharon not pictured Reinhardt, Karen 74 Rhodes, Rhonda 74 Ritter, Linda 74 Roach, Steve 74 . Roberts, Cindy 75, 99, I72, I74 Rodabaugh, Gail 75 Romig, Lloyd 74 Root, Stephanie 75, IO7 Sample, Alvin 75 Sanders, Mike 75, 98 Schagle, Sherri 76 Schumacher, Toni 75, IO7 Schmidt, Becky not pictured Scruggs, Debbie 75 Selph, Karen 75, IO4, IO6 Sheets, Bobby 75, I49 Smith, Brian 68, 75, IOI, l5l, I69 Smigh, David 75, I69 Spainhour, Melinda 75 Sparks, Brad 68, 75, I45, I5I, I63 Spencer, Samantha 75, I02 Stark, Darrin 75, 96, 98 Staten, Kyle 75 Stohr, Jim 76, 94, I6! Swayne, John 76 Tangeman, Jackie 76 Taylor, Dalynn 76, 97 Taylor, Jeff 76, I07 Teigen, Kari 76, 99, IO4, IO6, I72, I74 Telfor, Taronda 76, 94 Thiele, Kelly 76 Thiele, Kim 76 Thomas, David 76, IO4, I06 Thomas, Jim 76, IO7, l6l Todd, Andrea 76 Tofsrud, Daisy 76 Toth, Maria 76, IO4, IO6, IO7 Ulsh, Eugenia 76, I04 Vancil, Michelle not pictured Vaters, Jeff 76, 94, l06, I45, I69 Wallace, Shawn 76, I06 Washecheck, John 76 Wierman, Eric 76, I69 Williams. John 76 Williams, Kevin not pictured Wills, Jocelyn 68, 76, 94, IO4, IO6 Wilson, Mike 76 Winchel, Gary 76, I6I Wood, Pat I06 Wood, Blane not pictured Wright, Suzanne 76 Wyman, Daniel 76 Wyman, Samantha 76 Sophomores Allen. Debbie 59, 99 Amador, Ruben 59 Ament, Jon 6, 59, 93, I39, l4l, I66 Andrist, Sherrie 59 Baker, LeaAnna 59, I08, I09 Barnes, Chris 59, IIO Barnes, Dale 59, I39, I4I Barningham, John 59 Barrett, Doug 59 Baum, Tammy I4, 59, 96 Beard, Sue 59, 62, 94, l08 Bearden, Kevin 59, 98, l05, I46, I50, I62, I65 Beckwith, Scott l05 Berry, Carol 59, I04, l05 Berry, Kathy 59, l08 Bohrer, Russell 59, I68, l69, I70 Booker, Mike 59 , Bowen, David 6, 59, 94, I05, l6l Brewster, Alan 59 Brewster, Janelle 59 Brokaw, Jerry 59 Brower, Scott 60 Brown, Greg 60 Brown, Paula 60, 95, I55 Bryan, Lisa 60, 65, 66, 93, 97, 98, I25 Bryant, Karen 6, 6O Buschhorn, Jackie 60, 93 Buchanan, Curtis 60 Buttrum, David 60 Byrum, Susan IO2 Calogne, Dana 60, 98, II4, I72, I75 Campbell, Mike 59, 60, 62, I50 Cantrell, John 60, 0 Carter, Billy 60, I68, I69, I70 Cawood, Billy 60, 96 Chaffin, Chuck 60, 108 Chaney, Leigh Ann 60, 62 Clark, Kim 60 Cobb, Christy 60, 96, 99, IO4, l05, I24 Cobb, Marcella 60 Collins, Chris I4, 60, 65 Culley, Landa 60, l08, IO9 Davis, Kim 39, 60, l05, 106 Davis, Tab 6I Dean, Jimmy 6L IIO DeVille, Tom 6l, 63, l58, I60 Diefenbach, Rita 59, 6I, 96 Dollard, Koni 6l Donahue, Shannon 6l, IO2, I22 Downen, Linda 6I Emry, Sheila 6l, 65, 99 Engberg, Julie 6l, I05, IO6 Ferrell, John 6l Finke, Mike 4, 6I, 63, 97, IO4, l05, l06 Ford, Vera 6l, IO4, I05 Gaston, Debbie 6I Gorman, Carol 6, 6l, 64, II2, ll3 Grammatica, Linda GI, 94, I28 Green, Jim 6l Green, Phillip 6l Grimes, Steve 6I Grossman, Tim 6!, 62, I39, I40 Gunter, Mary GI, 94, I26, I27 Harkader. Clint 43. 62, 98, I39, I40 Harris, Belinda 62, I05 Hartley, Kevin 62, IO4, I05, I66 HolIoway, Norman 62, 98, IO9 HoItcamp, Jeff 62, 98 Horn, Russell 62 Hyatt, Charlene 62 lgo, Brad 62, I06, I05 Irvin, Becky 62, I05, I72 Iseman, Cecelia 62, I35 Johnson. Kim IO, 62, 67, 98, I25 Johnson, Wesley 62 Jones, Sherri 62, 6 Kearney, Dean 62, Kitson, Steve 62, K Koder, Mike 62, I02 Kowalczk, Cathy 61 Lafferty, Craig 59, I62, I64 Landon, Rhonda 39 I66 Lawless, Gerry 62, l59, I60 Lee, Delana 63, 94, Lehr, Becky 63, 59, Leiber, Donna 63, Il Light, Gordie I4, 60 I44, II4 Linscott, Nancy 14, Littleton, Shelly 63, Lohr, Sabina 63, l04 Loney, David 63, IN Lorance, April 63 McCauley, Sherri IC McCoy, Darrell 63, McCune, Patty 63, McKenzie, Mike 63, McKeown, Ron 63, 1 McLain, Nicole 63, 7 McLaughlin, Kelly 6l I66 McWilliams, Shanna I56 Maley, Ann 6l, 63, E Mather, Mark 63, IE Meiron, Mitch 63, 6 I40, I46, I47, I49, I Messmer, Brenda 65 Mocker, Jeffrey 64, Montgomery, April 7 Morris, Brian 64, IO4 Moses, Doug 64, 96 Nichols, Lisa 60, 64, Norman, Robert 64 Ober, Dana 43, 60, E IO6, I35, l55 04Kelly, Stacie 64 Parsons, Tim 64, IO2 I23 Pearce, Tammy 64, I Phillips, Rhonda 64 Plunkett, Pam 60, 62 Pollack, Stacy 64, IOE Porter, Mark 64 Porter, Terry 8, 64, I l66 Pritts, Kris 64 Raisbeck, Mike 64. 9 Raw, Heather 60, 64, l53, l55, l56 Reed, Scott 64 Reser, Deanna 62, 64 55, I56. I72, I74 Reynolds, Mark 65, K Rice, Kathy 65, IO2, l1 Ridenhour, Shawna 6! Rodabaugh, Darrold E Rogers, Rick 62, 65. l l68, I69. I7I Saunders, Bill 65, IO4, Sanford. Glenn 65. IO I70 Scholz, Elizabeth l05, Schroer, Lisa 65. '05 Selph, Rick 65 3 1, 108, 109 110 39, 141 59 59, 96 , 94, 108 L 98, 105, I46, 150. 05 04, 105 108 3, 168, 169, 170 59, 94, 105, 161 9 1 59 1 1 95, 155 15, 66, 93, 97, 98. 60 ie 60, 93 s 60 60 2 '0, 98, 114, I72, 175 59, 60, 62, 150 0, 110 I68, I69, 170 0, 96 60, 108 Ann 60, 62 50, 96, 99, 104, 105, I24 60 , 1, 60, 65 '10, 108, 109 60, 105, 106 ;I, I10 .1, 63. 158, I60 ta 59, 61, 96 11 mon 61, 102, I22 I 61 I, 65, 99 61, 105, 106 LI , 61, 63, 97, 104, 105, 106 104, 105 ie 61 .1 6, 61, 64, 112, 3 Linda 61, 94, I28 61 a 61 m 61, 62, I39, 140 1 61, 94, I26, 127 int 43, 62, 98, I39, I40 :la 62, 105 in 62, 104, 105, 155 wman 62, 98. 109 :ff 62, 98 1 62 ene 62 , 105, 105 62, 105, 172 elia 62, 135 n 10, 62, 67, 98, 125 esley 62 ,.,........ -mzp. , ,aw,-P-nl,--er-r1. , 1,293. ,wa-u-wmm4m-mwmra.ym-W g . J ,4... 4W3 8W ,. . .. - , , tr .3 . , r , Jones, Sherri 62, 67, 104, 105, 106 Kearney, Dean 62, 105, 139, 141 Kitson, Steve 62, 104, 105, 106 Koder, Mike 62, 102 Kowalczk, Cathy 62, 99 Lafferty, Craig 59, 61, 62, 132, 133, I62, I64 Landon. Rhonda 39, 62, 104, 105, 155, I66 Lawless, Gerry 62, 96, I32, I33, 158, 159, 160 Lee, Delana 63, 94, 105, 106 Lehr, Becky 63, 59, 101, 105, 104 Leiber, Donna 63, 110 Light, Gordie I4, 60, 63, 64, 139, I40, I44, 114 Linscott, Nancy 14, 63, 93 Littleton, Shelly 63, 105 Lohr, Sabina 63, 104, 105 Loney, David 63, 116, I39, I41, I61 Lorance, April 63 McCauley, Sherri 108 McCoy, Darrell 63, I49 McCune, Patty 63, 109 McKenzie, Mike 63, 105, I39, I62, 163 McKeown, Ron 63, 66, 108, I22, I39 McLain, Nicole 63, I26, I27 McLaughlin, Kelly 61, 63, 67, I60, 161, I66 McWilliams, Shannon 59, 63, 95, I55, 156 Maley, Ann 61, 63, 67, 95, 98, 105 Mather, Mark 63, I66 Meiron, Mitch 63, 64, 67, 98, I39, I40, I46, I47, I49, 150, I62, 164 Messmer, Brenda 63 Mocker, Jeffrey 64, 94, 102, 104, 105 Montgomery, April 64, 96, 99, 119, 155 Morris, Brian 64, 104, 105, 106 Moses, Doug 64, 96 Nichols, Lisa 60, 64, 93, 96, 109 Norman, Robert 64 Ober, Dana 43, 60, 64, 67, 104, 105, 106, 135, 155 O'Kelly, Stacie 64 Parsons, Tim 64, 102, 104, 106, 105, I21, 123 Pearce, Tammy 64, 109 Phillips, Rhonda 64 Plunkett, Pam 60, 62, 64, 66, 116, 155 Pollack, Stacy 64, 109 Porter, Mark 64 Porter, Terry 8, 64, I39, I40, I46, 150, 166 Pritts, Kris 64 Raisbeck, Mike 64, 93, I63, I64 Raw, Heather 60, 64, 98, 106, I35, 152, 153, 155, 156 Reed, Scott 64 Reser, Deanna 62, 64, 98, I52, 154, 155, 156, I72, 174 Reynolds, Mark 65, 105 Rice, Kathy 65, 102, 104, 105, 106, 108 1 Ridenhour, Shawna 365 Rodabaugh, Darrold 65 Rogers, Rick 62, 65, I39, 140, 150, I67. I68, 169, I71 Saunders, Bill 65, 104, 105 Sanford, Glenn 65, 104, 105, I68, I69, 170 Scholz, Elizabeth 105, IO6 Schroer, Lisa 65, 105 Selph, Rick 65 Sewell, Eugene 65, 66, 161 Shrout, Terry 65 Simpson, Richard 65 Slover, Eric 65, 67, 146, 150 Smith, Alisa 65, 99 Smith, Danny 65, 96 Smith, Troy 65 Spears, Chuck 65, 96 Speer, Debbie 65 Spencer, Tim 65, 96 Spills, Gerard 65 Stanley, Sherri 66, 104, 105, 106 Steinke, Tina 59, 60, 66, 98, 101, 135, 152, 155, 167, I72, I74 Stillwell, Brenda 66, 96 Stowe, Dawn 4, 66, 95, 109 Stroup, Stephanie 4, 14, 66, 98, 119, 172, I74 Stuart, Ken 66, 96 Sullivan, herri 63, 66, 98, I26, 127 Stutzman, Maria 66 Tait, Brenda 66, 108, 109 Taylor, Lonnie 66 Taylor, Verna 66 Thiele, Tammi 66, 93, 137 Thomason, Rhonda 66, 94, 102, 108, I23 Tierney, Marty 6, 66, 98, I39, I40, 150, I68, I69, 170 Todd, Beth 59, 66, 93, 108 Tompkins, Steve 66, 105, 139 Totten, Mike 66 Turner, Tammy 66, 94 Vancil 66, 99, 105 Vogt, Mike 66, 150 Waggoner, Barbara 67 Wagler, Carolyn 67, 93, 102, 108, 109, I21 Wagler, Marjorie 67, 93, 102 Ward, Kim 67 Wasmer, Ron 67 Watts, Michael 96, 105, 109, I39, I44, 150 Welsh, Karen 67, 96 Wheeler, Whitney 7, 59, 61, 62, 64. 67, I26 Wierman, Angie 4, 67, 94 Willis, Kathy 67, 109 Wilson, Deena 67 Winchel, Randy 67 Woods, Renee 67, 94, 104, 105, 106 Woodward, Randy 67, 104, 105, 106. 134 Wright, Gary not pictured Juniors Akins, Angie 7, 50, 94, 96, 98, 99, 101, I26, 127 Allen, Jimmy 50 Allen, Susan 50, 104, 105 Alumbaugh, Jeff 50, 56, 96 Anderson, Mike 60, 109 Arnett, Donna 50 Arthur, David 12, 50, 96, 98, 162 Bain, John 50, 96 Barber, Brent 50, 114, 95 Barnard, Wendy 50, 100, 107, 108 Barton, David 50 Beaven, Bernadette 50, 98, 110, 125 Benefiel, Kathy 50 Bennett, Terri 50, 94, 96, 109 Bishiop, Paula 7, 50, 109, I28 Bishop, Vicki 50, 55, 108, 109 ..v,..a-.... . -...,-..2...Hn --4w 4...... 5 w Black, Kelly 50, 56, 98, 114, I25 Boley, Mike 50, I39, I40 Breedlove, Rhonda 50, 98, lm, 116, 152, 154, 156 Bremer, Brenda 50, 56, 100, 135, 152, 155, 156 Bremer, David 51, 58, 98, 105, 106, 110, 139, I41, 161 Brewer, Dennis 51, 108, 166 Brown, Lisa 51, 110 Brown, Lloyd 51, 56, 96, 98 Buhr, Luanne 51, 155 Bullard, Paula 51, 53, 100, I37, I72, I74 Cahill, Richard 51, 110, I32, 133, I34, 168, I70, 171 Carlson, Sandy 51, 54, 99 Casey, Daniel not pictured Carpenter, Marcia not pictured Catron, Rob 96 Chafin, Teri 110 Coburn, Mike not pictured Cochran, Gregory 50 Cochran, Tracy 51, 97, 128 Cooper, Suzanne 51, 58, 104, 105 Combs, Matt 51, 94 Cotten, Chris 51, 94, 107, 108, I39, I40, I68, I69, 170 Dancer, Alvin 51, 98 Davids, Rita 51, 108, 109 Dean, Jeff 51,0;110. I46, I48 Deckard, Brenda 51, 96, 98 Dobson, Robbie 51, 100, 109 Dooley, Kim 51, 55, 108 Dyer, Shawn 51, 94, 104, 105, 167, I68 I69, I70 Elleman, Chris 52, 110 England, Torn not pictured Erickson, Chris 52, 96, 98 Everman, Don 52 Findley, Wayne 52, 98, 110, 158 Fitzpatrick, Dirk 52 Fleming, Mike 52, 98 Ferrari, Tony 9, 52, 98, 119, 140, 168, I69, I70 Fletcher, Melissa 52, 102, 105 Flowers, Kim 6, 52, 96, 137 Ford, Tina 52, 94 Forester, Rene 52, 104, 110, 105 Foster, Marty 52, 98, 105, 106, 119 Freer, Stephanie 6, 50, 52, 97, 98, 0, 104, 105, 112, 113, 135, I36, I72, I74 Gagliardi, Lisa 51, 52, 96, 98, 104, 105. 106, 107, 108, I20, .127 Gaines, Scott not pictured Gates, Lee 52, 110 Gibbs, Eddie 52 Gillespie, Robbie 52, 98, 110, I39, I40. 158 Good, John not pictured Grammatica, Phil 52 Green, Denise 52 Guilford, Vernon 52 Haeberle, Sharon 53, 110 Hagedorn, Vickie 53 Hamilton, Paul 53, 94 Hammack, Susan 53 Hatfield, Jim 53 Hedges, Bill 110 Heintzelman, Mark 53, 94, 98, 100. 109 Hendrickson, Karen 7', 53, 54, 95, 98. 100, IO4, 105, 135, I72 Hibdon, Jerry 53 Hill, Kim 13, 51, 53, 110 Hofmann, Debbie 50, 53, 94, 96, 101, I35, I37, 152, 153, 155, 156 Holloway, Michelle 53, 93. 98, 108, 109 Huber, Gail 50, 53, 98, 100, 101, 105, 125 Hunter, Jeff 53, 98, I40, I43, I46, 150, 162, I64, I65 lnman, David 53, 110 January, Max 53, 158, 159, 160 Jeffries, Mike 53, 93, 139, 140 Johnson, Mark 53 Jones, Alan 53, 96 Junkin, Dana 53, 55, 110 Kagarice, John 53, 104, 105 Keays, Debbie 54, 56, 94, 96, I25 Keller, Paul 54, 64, 98, 99, 116, I39, I40, I46 Kirby, Rob not pictured Koder, Lester 54 Kohlleppel, Ruth not pictured Kruse, Tina 4, 50, 54, 152, 155, 156 Laboueff, Stephanie 54, 100 Lacy, Debbie 54, 58, 92, 100, 104, 105 Lawing, Kerry 54, 109, I30, I41 Lehr, Yvonne 39, 54, 92, 95, 98, 1CD, 104, 105 Light, Donna I2, 54, 92, lm Lillig, Jim 43, 54, 98 Lininger, Don 54, 96, I39, I41, 158, I60 Livingston, Scott 54, 98, 139, I41 Lowery, Steve 54 Luetkenhoelter, Mark 53, 54, 98, 104, 105 Lyon, Scott 54, I32, I33 Mackedanz, David 55, 110, I62, 154 McCary, Pam 7, 54, 105, 110, 127, I28, I35 McCume, David 54, 110 McNeil, Eddie 54 ,3 Maheaux, Robert 55 Martin, Mike 55, 98, 105, 162, I65 Marquea, Chris 50, 55, I39, I41 Maus, Monty 55, 96, 98, 105 Meiron, Matt 51, 55, 139, I41, 144 Miller, Chris D. 55 Miller, Chris L. 55, IO4, 105 Miller, Mitzi 55, 108 Mosch, 55, 100, 102, IO4, 105, I20, I21 Mullen, Kevin 55, 100, 109 Myers, Eugene 55, 110 Newell, Scott 55, 96, 98 Newman, Linda 55, 93 Nichols, Angel 55, 98, 108, I26, I27 Nichols, Shawna 55 Nord, Lois 55, 93, 94 Olson, Tim 9, 43, 51, 55, 96, 98, 1CD. I24, I39, 0, I41, I62, 163, I65 Owen, Marc 55 Owens, Carol 56 Owens, Mike 56, 96 Pardekooper, Roxanne 56, 98 Parrott, Eric 94 Parrott, Harold 56, 1w, 110 Peek, Sam 56, 110 Parker, Eric 56, 96, 168, I69, 170 Perdee, Tom 56 Pruitt, Tammy 56 Pruitt, Tom 56 Pyle, Ruth 56 Rains, Larry 33, 56, 98, 105, 132 Reed, Jim 56 Reinhardt, Kurt 56 Reisinger, Sherry 56 lndex7l77 179 Renfro, Jay 56, 104, 105 Ritter, John 56, 110 Roach, Mark 7, 56, 98, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143 Roberts, Tammy 56, 94, 108 Roadabaugh, Pam 56 Rogers, Jennifer 57, 92, 93, 98. 126. 127. 128 Russback, David 57, 94, 104, 105, 106, 124, 158, 159, 160 Russback, Nancy 57, 58, 96, 100, 124 Sargent, Doug 98, 168, 169, 170 Scholz, Bernard 56, 96 Schooler, Linda 56 Schumacker, Christine 57, 93 Scruggs, Donnie 14, 57, 60, 113 Sears, Jan 53, 57 Selph, Jimmy not pictured Shank, Mike 57, 94 Shull, Abbe 56, 57, 92, 98, 125 Simpson, Ron not pictured Skeens, Kevin 43, 57, 110, 138, 139, 141 Smith, Cary 57, 110 Smith, Craig 57, 166 Smith, Mary 57 Smith, Mary 57 Smith, Sheryl 57, 105, 110 Spears, Tom 57, 110 Stark, Doug 57, 94, 98 Stella, Jennifer 57 Stevenson, David 57, 110, I39, I41, I61 Stigler, Lori 57, 93 Stottlemyre, Rob 58, 98, 104, 105 Sullivan, Troy 56, 58, 96, 98, 100, 139. 141, I43 Sutcliffe, Bobby 58, 98, 132, 133, 134, 9, 162, 165 Tarwater, Nancy-v58, 108, 109 Taylor, Tricia 58, 94, 109 Templeton, Diana 14, 58, 102, 108, 109 Tiedman, Mike 58 Tilbury, Andrew 58, 158, 160 Tipton, Donald 58 Townsend, Kathy 58, 98, 109 Valentine, Jim 58 Veach, Randy 58, 105 Watts, Debra 58, 93, 109 Welch, Steve 106 Williams, Sandy 58, 93, 155 Winders, Sherri 58 Wood, Mike 58, 64 Wright, Chris 58 Wyrick, Rick 58, 132, I33 Yonkman, Kim 58, 93, 96 Young, Brenda 50, 58, 96, 99, 101, I67 Seniors Adams, Alan 19, 108, 109 Aftos, Gary 11, I9, 48, 96, 98, 146, 147, I48, 168, 169, I70, 171 Ament, Sara 6, 15, I9, 45, 92, 94, 97. 98, 100, 105, 125 Armstrong, 19, 97, 110 Arnold, Ronnie 11, 19, 44, 45, 105, 106, I62, 165 Barnes, Debbie 19 Barnes, Kenneth 19, 39, 48, 98, 108, 109, 139, 140 Bartlett, Ray 19' Beard, Ed 19, 42, I66 Becker, Tim 19, 110 Beeler. Debbie 20, 94. 100 1787.. . , ;. ,,,42 .1... Benefiel, Karl 7, 8, 18, 37, 42, 43, 44, 96, 98, 101, 113, 138, 139, I40, 143, 146, 149, 162, 165 Bennett, Kary 6, 7, IO, 15, 20, 48, 84, 96, 98, 112, 113, I25 Bishop, Robert 20 Bledsoe, Rhonda 20, 42, 92, 97, 98, 100 Bloesser, Candy 20, 135, 136 Bourland, Lori 20, 48, 100, 101, 125 Bremer, Dana 7, 20, 37, 96, 98, 172 Brewster, Darrell 6, 20, 37, 48, 98, 111, 116, 139, 140, I43, 147 Brown, Wanda 20 Brown, Bill 20, 98, 104, 105, 106 Buck, Tony 21, 105 Buffa, Tony not pictured Bullard, Jeff 21, 110 Buhr, Randy 21, 42, 48, 96, 98, 109, 146, 147, I48 Bulloch, Shelly not pictured Burch, Ronnie 21 Burgess, Teresa not pictured Buttrum, Jimmy 21, 107, 108, 109, 122 Campbell, Jennifer 21 Carlson, Debbie 21, 99 Carpenter, Karen 21, 100, 102, 108, 109 Cawood, Marie 5, 21, 96, 99 Chaffin, Constance 21, 48, 97 Chanslor, Edna 22, 92, 97, 100, 104, 105 Clark, Kaola 110 Clark. Shane 22, 39, 43, 102, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 119 Colgan, Jeff not pictured Coyne, Kevin 22, 42, 96, 158, 159, 160 Crabtree, Donna 15, 22, 42, 43, 48, 94, 95, 96, 100, 119 Cominos, Desi not pictured Crosson, Roxie 22, 48, 92, 98, 100, 101, 114 Crouse, Michael 12, 22, 48 Curry, Tina 7, 22, 97 Debrot, Sherri 22, 37, 98, 104, 105 Derby, Greg 4, 22, 43, 98, 105, 106, 107, I39, 140 , 4' Derryberry, Darrell 22, 48, 100 Dill, Sandy 23, I25 Devenport, Jill 23, 100, 101 Eads, Chris 23, 110 Edwards, Teresa 23, 42, 99, 118 Elkins, Greg 23, 42, 105 Findley, Steve 23 Forsythe, Andrew 23, 43, 101, 102, 104, 105, 106, 108, 120, 121, 122 Foster, Kevin 23, 98, 110, 114, 139, 143 Freeman, Deborah 23, 94 Fultz, David 18, 37, 42, 46, 94, 100, 101, 116, 146, 147, I48, 149 Gaddy, Tammy 23, 96, 99 Galloway, Tamara 24, 97, 100, 106 Gaston, Donna 11, 15, 24, 96 Gaston, Jim 24 Gebauer, Phillip 24 Giebler, Alan 24 Goddard, Cheryl 24 Greene, Ginger 7, 13, 18, 44, 45, 92, 97, 98, 100, 101, 105 Haeberle, Danna 24, 102, 108, 122 Harper, John 3, 8, 25, 43, 98, 100, 101. 105, 110. 139, I40, 141, I67, 168, 169 Hagedorn, Darlene 24, 97, 100 Hall, John 24 ' : J.VA -. .2 . 54.: u w 0.249.016... . .7. .niw am ambhw .'...z,..44.,...... WAL-wbtd-adAMyinmVrmMa-innrwuw . mxukg mow Hammack, Chris 4, 24 Hammack, Matthew 25, 43, 48, 105, 106, 139 Harper. Janet 25, 37 Harper, Joni 25,37, 97, 100 Hey, Ilene 25, 97 Hessefort, Steven 11, 25, 110 Higginbotham, David 25 Hijleh, Mark 25, 43, 46, 100, 102, 104, 105, 106, 108 Hilt, Dathian 5, 25 Holstad, Carla not pictured Hoover, Cindy 6, 25, 43, 94, 98, 100, 101, 105, 106, 107, 108, 112, 113 Hoskins, Patricia 26, 110 Hoskins, Tom 26, 110 Huguenin, Rick 26, 98, 107, 108, 109 Inman 26, 110 James, Joann 26, 110 Jones, Kenneth 13, 26, 94, 96, 100, 101, 105 Kearney, Leeann 26 Kidd, Patrick 18, 37, 42, 95, 96, 98, 139, 141, 143 Kidwell, Darrell 26 Kleinsorge, Dean 26 Kowalczk, Melissa 26 Kreeger, Koleen 7, 27, 37, 43, 94, 97, 98, 100, 101, 105, 152, 154 Kuns, Sid 27, 110 Kuykendall, TJ. 27, 110, 114, I24 Lawless, Deana 6, 26, 37, 45, 101, 119, 110, 126 Lillig, Chuck 27, 110, 124 Link, Matthew 27 Linscott, Betsy 27, 97, 100 Logan, Arlen 18, 37, 48, 98, 105, 106, I39, I40, 141, 143, 168, 169, 170 Loney, Dale 27, 104, 105 Lyon, Tracey 27, 39, 48, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108. Maley, Chris 7, 27, 37, 43, 44, 92, 93, 97, 98. 101, 105, 106, 152, 154 Mallinson, Kim not pictured Manion, Patricia 28, 110 Marr, Steven Ray 28, 43, 92, 93, 101 Martin, Karen 28 McCoy 28 McIntyre, Sandy 28, 37, 43, 92, 94, 96, 105, 111, 114, 115 McWilliams, Teri 28, 37, 93, 94, 96, . 98, 101, 116, 152, 153, 154 Miller, Craig 28, 109 Miller, Gary 28, 110 Miller, Kathy 15, 28 Mohr, Chuck 28, 110 Moorhead, Mark 29, 45, 92, 93, 94, 98, I33 Needs, Dale 29 Neill, Randy 29, 96 Nichols, Sherrie 29, 38, 43, 108 Nord, Deanna 29 Null, Todd 29 Ober, David 29, 37, 98, 105, 106, 116, I39, 140, 143, 162, 165 Oldham, Gary 29, 110 Owen, Carl 29, 108, 109 Parham, Teri 29, 99 Parrott, Sandy 30, 94, 99 Porter, Anne11e 30, 98, 100, 107, 108. 109 Powell, Peggy 4, I4, 30, 94 Prendergast. Tim 30. 104, 105 331...; Prince, Tim 3O Pruitt, Don 30, 110 Radtke, Susan 15, 30, 94, 98, 105 , Ray, Shawn 6, 8, 30, 37, 38, 42, 95, 1 98, 100, 101, I24, 139, 140, 141 Redford, Stan 30, 42, 110 Reed, Chris 30, 110, 116, 135, 136, 152, 153, 154, I67, 172, 174, I75 Reser, Denise 15, 31, 97, 98, 109 Rhodes, Linda 31 Richter, Danny 4, II, 31, 43, 48, 94, 105 Rieken, James 31, 108, 109 Rieken, William 31, 168, 170, 171 Ritter, Becky 31 Roach, Shawn 8, 31, 37, 48, 98, 111, 114, 115, 139, I40, 143 Rodabaugh, Dwayne 31, 110 Rogers, Stephanie 7, 31, 42, 97, 98, 105, 108, 111, 116, 126 Russell, Dena 31 Sanders, Debbie 32, 42, 97 Sanders, Rhonda 7, 32, 97 . Sanford, Cheryl 7, 15, 32, 97, 101, 104, ' 105 Schenherr, Wendi 32, 43, 45, 96, 98, V 101, 102, 108, 111' Schlagle. James 32 Schmitt, Scott 5, 32, 96 Schwoerer, Karla 32, 105 Sears, Genta 32 Shanahan, Mila 11, 32, 99 Sharp, Bennie 8, 32, 37, 42, 43, 98, I39, 140, 141 Shelton, Deborah 5, 33, 99 3 Shelton, Dennis 4, 33. 98, 105 Shireman, Laurisa 33 :- Shrewsbury, Kelli 33, 99 Smith, Mike 33, 39, 43, 93, 96 Smith, Rhonda not pictured Spalding, Randall 33, 110 Spainhour, Karen 33, 94, 101, 109 Sparks. William 11, 13, 33, 98, 100, 110, 124 Spena, Leesa 33, 102, 104, 105, 107, 108, I20, I21 1- Statler, Richard 33, 101, 104, 105, 106, 108 Steinke, Dwain 9, 34, 48, 96, 98, 1w, 101, 124. 139, 140, 143, 162, 165 Stowe, Bruce 34 Strader, Felicia I4, 34, 92 Strobl, Vicky 6, 7, 34, 95, 98, 100, 111, 112, 113 Strohmeyer, Sherri 34, 114 Swartz, Treva 15, 34, 94, 97 Tarwater, Margaret 34, 98, 108, 109, 126, 127, 174 Taylor, Lloyd 34, 110 Terrell, Norma 34, 99. 108, 109, 118 Thomas, Debra not pictured Tokarz, Mary 7, 15, 34, 37, 43, 45, 92, 93, 94, 96, 97, 98, 99, 1CD, 118, 152 Toth, Ference 35, 39, 48. 98, 104, 5, 106 Ulsh, Rodney 35, 139 Vanderpool. Brian 12, 35, 42, 48, lm Vaught, Jennifer 35 Veach, Kathy 35, 99 Walsh, Hal 35, 110 Welborn, Lora 35 Ward, Roan 35, 99 Uri. 1, 1 Ward, Robin 35 Werth, Kathy 3 136, 152, I54 Whitaker, Vero 101 Willis, Mike 36, Wilson, Linda 31 Wogan, Debbie Wood, Kelly 36, Woodward, Wa 107, 108, 109 Yarick, Rob 4, 3 York, Doug 36, Zmuda, Karen 3 Fa, Akins, Jeanine Arnall, Dave 8. Barbarick 8, 82 Baxter, Chrys 1 Benbow, Marily Bloodworth, Ru Bolton, Mike 82 Branan, Ron 83, Branch, Lois 83 Buchanan, Debl Carter, Stanley Chapman 83, 9' Cobb, Kay 83 Coe, James, 83 Compton, Pam Corbet, Sally 81 Cothern, Mike Davis, Jeff 84, Dean, John 46, Dobson, Mary 1 Dooley, Bill 84, Elmore, Ann 84 Erickson, Boyd Fitzpatrick, Ba Friedrich, Debt Garrison, Willis Gentry, Sharon Gillham, Jim 6. Hanson, Caroly Harding, Susan Hill-Richardson, Hodge, Rusty 8 Hoover, France Hunt, Mabel 86 Hunter, Joe 86, Jenkins, Kathy Johnson, Coleew Klein, Rebecca Klein, A1 132, 13 Lenz, Bill 86, 14 Lewis, George Luhning, Arnie Mayes, Susan 8 McLain, Van 4E Meluney, Sol 8'. Metheny, Geor Moul, David 87 Myers, Marilyn Nobel. Cindy 8 Nobel, Clark 88 Ohrazda, Denis Orr. Steve 88, Rankin. Roger l Rigby, Robert S Ritter, Cy 88, 1 Robinson, Bob 1 , 94, 98, IOS 37, 38, 42, 95, 9, I40, l4l !, IIO 6, I35, I36, l52, 74, I75 97, 98, l09 . 3I, 43, 48, 94. 8, l09 I68, I70, WI 37, 48, 98, Ill, 4, : 3l, IIO 7, 3l, 42, 97, 98, 6 , 42, 97 32, 97 IS, 32, 97, IOI, I04, 32, 43, 45, 96, 98, 2, 96 2, I05 52, 99 2, 37, 42, 43, 98, ,, 33, 99 33, 98, l05 33 $3, 99 I, 43, 93, 96 pictured ,3, 0 i3, 94, IOI, I09 I3, 33, 98, IOO, Ho, 22, IO4, IOS, l07, I, IOI, IO4, IOS, I06, 34, 48, 96, 98, lm, I43, I62, I65 , 34, 92 . 34, 95, 98, IN, IN. i 34, 4 34, 94, 97 et 34, 98, l08, I09, IIO ,, 99, I08, IO9, 8 at pictured 5, 34, 37, 43, 45, 97, 98, 99, IOO. ll8, , 39, 48, 98, IO4, 5, I39 n I2, 35, 42, 48, lm 35 , 99 3 i 99 6,.M...,,,.,,., .fvwrvwm, a 1w, fry WW , 479' :Y'5W- , . , ,M..ovv.;rug-y-mr.,., ..,..g .. ..:..r-..,..,.-,....-,,, .. ..,, ,9 Ward, Robin 35, 99 Santone, Terry 88, BS Werth, Kathy 3, 35, 94, 98, lOO. l35, Shull, Donald 46, 78 I36, I52, l54 Simon, Ken 88, I46, 151 Whitaker, Veronika 36, 92, 94, 98, Smith KelIy 39 I46 IOI , , Spalding, Danny 89, l58 Tokarz, Barbara 81 Willis, Gayle 8l WiIIis, Mike 36, 108, I09 Wilson, Linda 36, 92, 97 Wogan, Debbie 36, 42, 99 Wohlgemuth Amy 89 Wood, Kelly 36, 97 Wood, Debra 89, I72 Woodward, Walter 36, 98, l05, l05. Yoder, Miriam 89 '07, '03, '09 Young, Rod 89, I05, I06 Yarick, Rob 4, 36, 42, 43, 48 York, Doug 36, 92, I32, I33 Zmuda, Karen 36 Faculty Akins, Jeanine 82, 96 Arnall, Dave 8, 82, I38 Barbarick 8, 82, 98, I38, I58 Baxter, Chrys 82 Benbow, Marilyn 48, 99 Bloodworth, Ruth 82 Bolton, Mike 82 Branan, Ron 83, I22 Branch, Lois 83 Buchanan, Debbie 83 Carter, Stanley 83 Chapman 83, 97 Cobb, Kay 83 Coe, James, 83 Compton, Pam 84 Corbet, Sally 8l Cothern, Mike 84, 98 Davis, Jeff 84, I38, I63 Dean, John 46, 78 Dobson, Mary 84, 95 Dooley, Bill 84, I01 Elmore, Ann 84 Erickson, Boyd 84 Fitzpatrick, Becky 85, I72 Friedrich, Debbie 85 Garrison, William 85 Gentry, Sharon 85, 92 Gillham, Jim 6, 85 Hanson, Carolyn 8l Harding, Susan 85, 94 HilI-Richardson, Charlotte 85 Hodge, Rusty 86, I45 Hoover, Frances 8l Hunt, Mabel 86 Hunter, Joe 86, I62 Jenkins, Kathy 86 Johnson, Coleen 86 Klein, Rebecca 86, 97, lOl Klein, Al I32, I33, I33, I69 Lenz, Bill 86, I46, I48 Lewis, George 78 Luhning, Arnie 87 Mayes, Susan 89 McLain, Van 48, 87 Meluney, Sol 87 Metheny, Georgann 87 Moul, David 87 Myers, Marilyn 87 Nobel, Cindy 87 Nobel, Clark 88, 98 Ohrazda, Denise 8l Orr, Steve 88, l07, I08, 9 Rankin, Roger 46, 48, 79, II9 Rigby, Robert 88 Ritter, Cy 88, I38, 752 Robinson, Bob 88 lndex7l79 Has Just Begun At Ray-Pec eam' WWW MD $38! 'h 8 JL-xyll C OQMK IMQ . '9? Se WrwanlQth NM, Q32 $77M 4?, , sf 2 d 3am W 81 M40 Afterword . . . The 805 have started us well on our way to new horizons. This year's staff has worked long and hard to point the way down the road for their fellow students. Your hard work is appreciated staff! Special thanks need to be made to our administration and board for all their special help and support. Thank you also to our professional studio, Rolland's, and to the beginning photography students who have shared their pictures with our staff from time to time. Sharon Gentry, Yearbook Advisor IBOrAfterword ,- , . , - .- w . o. . ,-......-;4. -.- MW .e-a. ,AWW 1....t . :4 Q,.A$i..,m.;u,r.g ..y..q4.u4...uwngpua-amnvnw..zag d 4 , 7 M . pr'pum-rftm NW..in-wn.ovmvv-nvu .--.. . 7...-.- 2...... H ,, Jint the way I. 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