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

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nan 0n the football team. He wrestled 145 and 155 pounds for the Heath Kuykendall, also avery actiVe freshmen athlete, ; proved to J.V. wrestling squad and threw the shot put and discus in played quarterback for the football team, guard for the to be at the track. Ron also, participated in various Student Council basketball team and ran distance in track. He enjoys activities throughout the year. playing all sports and spending time with his family and 1t Ron Lin- Gary Renshaw, another active athlete, participated in pets. try, Daphne football, basketball and baseball. He played running- Janelle Harkrader, was a member of the Home Eco- ldent Coun- back, guard and third base. Gary enjoys playing all nomics club. She plays the clarinet in band and was the sports. He also enjoys riding motorcycles. only freshmen to attend the state Student Council con- is freshmen Daphne Speck, was a member of the Home Economics vention in Cape Giradeau. She likes working puzzles, :ker for the Club. She also enjoys gymnastics and dancing. talking on the telephone and listening to records. Tracy Calderon loe Calonge Lori Canada Christy Caruthers Tony Chafin Vivian Chanslor Vicki Chaves Dena Cobb Matt Cobern Lisa Combs Gary Copeland eSonya Cox ninger, Janelle l lll. ' Elizabeth Creel Shanna Culley l Buxton Christine Cunningham . Buxton Julie Cunningham Calderas , Kelly Harper Kurt Houchen, Heath Kuykendall and other freshmen watch and support their class during an outside pep assembly. Freshmenl109

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Being a freshmen often means being low-man on the football . ole. This ear's class, however, has proved to J-V.WI85 Efrrtrrlsellnves, and toyothers, that they deserve to be at the e traek'. R0 top, right along with everyone else. . acEv1t1es Representing the class oflg985gis Pgesident ngn Iilm- footlaara3lll . t. in er; Vice-President, ary ens aw; ecretary, ap ne 1 FreShmen. qfflcers take part In Spgeck; Treasurer, Heath Kuykendall; and Student Coun- back, gul many aCthltleS and StUdent cil Representative, Janelle Harkrader. . sploDrts.h Ron Lininger, was very active in sports hls freshmen 3P Ir: government year. He played tackle and defensive linebacker for the CIUb- S 1 Kathy Adams Laura Andrews Danny Antrim Eric Armintrout LaVonna t Ash Richard Baptista Jeff Bacca Kenny Baum Steven Bell Freshmen class officers, Gary Renshaw, Ron Lininger, Janelle ' Harkrader, Daphne Speck, and Heath Kuykendall. ' Raymond Bennett Patrick Beyers Fred Birkett Sandra Booker Ted Bowen Brian Bremer Elizabeth Shanna C Ellis Brewster Chris Bruegge John Buxton Christine Cheryl Bronson Richard Julie Buxton Julie Cunt Lora Brown Brumbaugh Iina Calderas Stephanie Bullard IONFreshmen

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Freshmen class grows in number and spirit. ; llthreshmen Shawn Jones and Mr. Luhning await the next set of calisthenics. Over the years, the freshmen classes have grown con- siderably. They have gone from small groups of one- hundred to large groups of two-hundred or more. This year's freshmen class was the biggest class, since the class of 1981. Not only has the class grown in size, but class participation has grown as a whole. You won't find many freshmen in clubs or holding offices in clubs, because they have not been in the club long enough to know how it functions or they don't know which ones are open to them. However, if they are, they are giving their full support and help to make it Tiffany Davenport Curt Davis Lee Anna Davis Johnna Dean Joyce Dean Mary Dean Rick Deluca Jamie Dooley Shannon Dyer J immy Eckles Scott Eddleman Stephanie Ellis Larry English Susan English Matt Ferrari Daniel Ferrel Rodney Fields Kent Friedhof Sheila Frye Dana Fuston Lisa Galeassi Billy George Gina Giammatteo Tracy Gibbs better. The fr long as t are: Hom few that t until the ety, until are a me of the cl class is F Mark HI