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

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Jay Renfro John Ritter Tammy Roberts Jim Reed Kurt Reinhardt Sherry Reisinger Seniors ' make future plans After graduation most seniors go on to college. For those who really care about their education a great deal of time is spent applying at different col- leges. Most colleges require an ACT test score before even considering a person. The ACT test was taken on a Saturday at Ruskin and Pleasant Hill high schools. Many seniors took it. For those who don't see college in their future, there are jobs to find. Some seniors go to work for different companies and others go into the armed forces. Senior, Troy Sullivan is in the Air Force Reserves. He is going for training once a month and later on he will leave for three. months for ba- sic and advanced training. Several stu- dents have chosen the armed forces for their career. Whatever the choice may be, the seniors are planning for their lives ahead. Larry Rains says, Kiss me, you fool!

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eOn April 23rd the Industrial Arts District Contest was in Warrensburg- Several Ray-Pec students had projects entered, and many received good or ' superior ratings. While any superior rating is just that e superior, one of ' Superior rating given to the ratings received has special mean- DaVid Inmanls wat erb e d ing. Entered by the shop teachers was a waterbed, which received the best rating possible. The. bed was built and finished, except for the final c'oat.of varnish, by David Inmari. Daviddied April 15p. In spite of David's death, the watehbed was completed and, at his mother's wishes, taken to the con- test. Mr. Robinson, David's teacher, stated David was probably the har- dest working and most dedicated stu- dent I've had this year. His craftsman- ship became notiCeably better throughout the semester. I was pleased to have him as a student. Da- vid's hard? work and dedication sis shoWn in the time he spent on the bed. He began his project at the begin- ning of the school year, worked on it during two shop classes that he had first semester, and. all but completed it on his own time during the second semester. Students in his class felt that David did an outstanding job on' the bed, and deserved the rating that he got at contest. ' Mike Shank Abbe Shull Ron Simpson X Kevin ' Skeens Craig Smith Mary Smith a Sheryl Smith : Tom Spears . Seniorsw 85