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

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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

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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