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

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their 3-D T.V. Deanna Reser playfully shows-off at Shawnee Mission Park on the Lori Stigler and Randy Buhr find Maverick's a popular spot for country ic Slover, David weekend. dancing. pose at the KC. Working for the weekend Students work hard all week. By the time Friday comes around, everyone is ready to let the good times roll! The majority of R-P stu- dents prefer running around with their friends on the weekends. As far as nightlife goes, there's not much to do in Peculiar or Raymore, You could cruise around town, but that only lasts for about 10 minutes when you consider the size of Pecu- liar and Raymore! Most people go to Bannister Mall to see a movie or go shoppin . Fun Factory is just about the most well Enown arcade around. Many students blow quarter after quarter on games like Donkey Kon , Astroids, Space In- vaders, Galaxian, Defen er, Ventura and Pac Man. Arcades like this one are opening up all around our area. Peculiar has one called Pul- sar, it is very popular among R-P students. If you are a Senior just turning 18, a whole - new world opens up. Maverickis and Pogo's Annie's Santa Fe, a well-known Mexican restaurant, is a fun place for dates. are a couple 0E places to dance and have a good time with friends and to meet new people. The Merry-Go-Round is also a very in place to go if you are 18. Whether you are a freshman or a Senior, weekends are a time to make memories that you will always cherish and look back on. n. Weekendsw 25

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Clubs keep active A club bringing new ideas to the lunch room is the Youth Advisory Committee, better known as Y.A.C. The club's main purpose is to find new lunches that the students will like and improve other lunches. i The club has served lunch several times throughout the year. Members enjoy serving and other students like to see the involvement in the lunch room, too. The club participated in a state convention held in Columbia on March 26. Bruce Brown was elected Presi- dent, Ron Lininger as Vice-Presidentand Stephanie Ellis as executive committee. These are state offices. Sampling other countries foods is a favorite pastime of the members of Foreign Language Club. The club held several potluck dinners, each representing a different country. They experienced Spanish, French, German, and Italian foods. They also visited Guadelope Center in De- cember to help the children celebrate Christmas. David Russback played Santa Claus, he brought the children a apinata filled with goodies,,then the children played a new game called pile on Mark Heinzleman. Everyone en- joyed this game but Mark had to be uncovered before the club could say good-bye. The Industrial Arts Club has been very active this year. The Club held a track bash where teachers names were painted on the side and students and teachers paid money to bash them in with a sledge hammer. Industrial Arts also rebuilt a truck, hey worked hard sanding, welding, and painting the truck. The Industrial arts club gener- Y.A.C. members Tina Kruse and Debbie Hofmann roll up turkey and 01.1le built the trophy case for the FBLA to display their cheese. many trophies. g the pinata. Shelly Littleton and Renee Woods enjoy the children. Industrial Arts Club members work to complete their truck. Clubu X27