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

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J.V. has outstanding season The J.V. wrestling team finished an outstanding season which saw the young panther grapplers improve and mature through the course of the sea- son, stated Coach Davis. The wres- tlers could barely crawl on the mat at season start, but through rugged training put forth by the coaches, the young boys turned overnight into young men. The wrestlers completed the year with 2nd at Conference and lst at the Ray-Pec Quad. One major goal the J.V. wrestlers have is to be Ray-Pec Varsity wrestlers. With this caliber of athlete, Ray-Pec promises to have a great wrestling tradition in the school for years to come. Ron McCale pushes for takedown. Front Row: John Murphy, Shawn Jones, Paul Thomas, Otto Haas, Sean Ray-Pec VS' Martin, Jeff Jones,- Second Row: Adam Stout, Jimmy Dean, Gary Win- chel, Brian Smith, Danny Mackedanz, Ron McCale; Third Row: Kenny Baum, Danny Antrim, Pat Link, Mark Holloway, Greg Barton, Paul Link, Fred Berkett; Fourth Row: Erik Armintrout, Chad Jones, Steve Welborn, David Irvin, Dwain Brown, Jeff Bixler, Arlen Greg, Russell Hammontree Ron Lininger forces his opponent on his back. 15AUWrest1ing

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Awesome season . . . but no state playoffs The Varsity baseball team had the best record in Ray-Pec's baseball history with 12 wins and only 2 losses this year. Even with this great record, the varsity team was defeated in the second round of the district tournament by Fern Day. With this loss, the varsity ended their season on a very dejected note. The team started off winning two games and losing a close one to Platte City, 5-4. After that loss, the Panthers went on a 9 game winning streak. Dur- ing this time, they took first place at the Clinton Tournament and defeated the Pem Day Raiders three times. With an 11 and 1 record going into the District Tournament, they were the ob- vious team to beat. The first opponent to try was Smithton, but they were turned award hands down. This set up a fourth game with Pem Day. When the game was over the Panthers fell short 3-1 and their season was over. The 1982 varsity team worked very well together, and they have installed a winning traaition into Ray-Pec's base- ball program. a y. 1 grams; . David Arthur gets set. Mike Martin thinks about the next pitch. 156TBaseball