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

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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 ,,

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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