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

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sVemon .' Guilford Sharon Haeberle Vickie Hagedorn Paul Hamilton Susan Hammack Bill Hedges Mark Heintzleman Karen Hendrickson Did'you know .' ?- Of the 8,064 hours in a year, we spend about 1,260 of them in school. The teacher with the most experience A is Mr. Coe, with 35 years behind him. 135 doors have beep opened to you during your years at Ray-Pec. 462 locker doors slam shut each day. The proud Panthers have collected 147 trophies in recent years. The total number of years spent teach- ing by our teachers is 478, with 253 of them being in this school. The biggest class and the one showing the most spirit was the freshman' class, having 215 people in it. And last, but not least . . . , the small- est, but always the best, class was the SENIORS, with 190 people. Kim Dooley and Brenda Young smile in an- ticipation of graduation. SeniorsHS

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Tl , T ' r; , -E- - y '. a-h.--t...,..r.r ... .. V . , l. Seniors enjoy special priyileges Along with the many requirements of being a Senior come two special privileges that many Seniors have looked forward to since their past high school years. ThOSe two privileges are part-time attendance and ear- ly graduation, but. to be able to participate in these programs, students have responsibilities to the Work- TStudy program. ,' The WorldStudy program is new at Ray-Pec. This program gives students the opportunity to work or go to college while attending high school. Those students - involved are given work packets each quarter and are required to complete them. These packets consist of weekly time cards, progress reports and cover dif- ferent areas students should be familiar with. This . 7 program also sets the standards and requirements for ' those wishing to obtain early graduation or part-time attendance. , A few of the requirements are: a student must be a Senior, students must have successfully completed the BEST test, and a proper application must be obtained and completed containing criteria such as: vocational plans, apptitude, grades, attendance, parental permis- sion, and teacher recommendation. All of this must be done prior to enrollment. These are just a few of the requirements, but are very worthwhile and meaningful for those who are involved in WorldStudy. For those underclassmen thinking about enrolling, it is suggested that you first make your decisions and decide what will suit you best.rAfterall, this chance comes only once in your lifetime. Robbie Hendron Mitzi . Heustis . I erry Hibdon Kim Hill Debbie Hofmann Michelle Holloway Gail Huber Jeff Hunter 76lSeniors 0 .w;,.;.;.'.;.....'....-:..e ' ' , , , ,. , , , H,