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

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society, from it of the dark the late night It the Lolli- the eighties. .1 Revolution. rich Rudolph .nues to grow 1 that we can nd as close as training. -- ...-g..-.-.-e- Arkansas. Why do students go to such extremes to reach these places? To hear what they like. Not every student likes the same kind of music, so he'll pick the station that best suits him and listen to it regardless of what other people think. However, every once in awhile, you will find most students listening to the music of today to be counted in. Just like clothes, music has to have a new look, to sell. Rock 'n' Roll has always been in, just updated every year. About five years ago, hard rock was really in. Jeff Bixler seems to be asking, What did you say? W...-...-... im....-.---,-.... .,.- ,Hm Then came along John Travolta and his disco steps to stomp it out. Not long after John made his mark as the disco king, he and Johnny Lee brought the Country-craze to its peak with the successful movie and song Urban Cowboy. Students today are more liberal than they once were. If they don't like what's playing on the radio, they flip back and forth from station to station to see what is playing, before they decide what they are going to listen to wheth- er it be 61 Country, WHB, Q-104, KY-IOZ, FM-98, or KCEZ. George Gurnett displays one of his many talents, acting. 5 4y mM David Rieken Linda Ritter Steve Roach Cindy Roberts Lloyd Romig Stephanie Root Mischelle Rose Cindy Rowlett Carla Rusow A1 Sample Mike Sanders Sherri Schlagle Debbie Scruggs Karen Selph Robert Sheets Brian Smith David Smith Melinda Spainhour Brad Sparks Samantha Spencer s Darrin Stark Kyle Staton John Swayne Cheryl Swenson Scott Tabor Sophomorestlos

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i Radio has played an important role in our society, from Arkansas it's invention in 1873. It has brought us out of the dark Why dt ages, from the early entertainment shows to the late night places? T concerts. the same t Music has changed over the years. From the Lolli- suits him pops, of the fifties to the Physicals, of the eighties. think. Ho How is this so, by the help of the Industrial Revolution. students Thanks to James Clark Maxwell and Heinrich Rudolph in. What is that you Hertz, the radio has been updated and continues to grow Just lik . . in technology today. It has grown so much that we can sell. Rock are llStenlng t0? now reach stations as far away as Chicago and as close as year. Abc --- Konia Meyer Rhonda Moore Bobby Mott Patty Mullen Valerie Murray Jeff Nichols Randy Oakley Kendra Owen Wade Parker Denice Parrish Robbie Parrott Tim Perdee Angie Phelps Walter Plumb Joyce Powell April Radtke Randy Ralstin Lisa Reed Carla Rein Karen Reinhart Sharon Reisinger Rhonda Rhodes Darren Richter Dan Ridenour Q l Jeff Vaters takes a breather after Cross Country practice to x 63:; cool down and shower. ' V V t Y ' 2.83.2.3: '9xtii h$9l 9 tp gt; 000 Go 00000 00000 90000 00000 dd? 0.: hh$$$ mgggg -4 363' rrorr h t V??? t Kt! Q

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What do you do on a Friday night when you are not old enough to drive? Turning sixteen is a very important part of a sopho- more's year. It means taking the driversi test, getting the license and finally getting to go out. But what do they do until then? Some of them stay home and have a few friends over, Sophomores play the or they go running around with theii friends. Now, these H . I, may seem like fast and 51mple solutlons, but what about dating game. those who have girU boyfriends and cannot drive until Darrel Tait Jackie Tangeman DeLynn Taylor Jeffrey Taylor Kari Teigen Taronda Telfor Kelly Thiele Kim Thiele David Thomas Jimmy Thomas Andrea Todd Maria Toth Teresa Totty Eugenia Ulsh Jeff Vaters Deena Fuston contemplates taking a drink dur- ing her role in the fall play. Rod Findley and Shawn Jones taking a break during a wrestling meet. 106d Sophomores sometime n This is w enough to . can always Now, thi comes to w roller skati Anymore time, and y you conside Danny Mat Mark Kah' during half