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

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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-

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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.

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, 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.