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

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participation, they lead the way to this high ranking position for their male classmates. Up until the past couple of years, the cross country scene has been dominated mainly by boys. This year one of the four female harriers was junior Stephanie Stroup. . . Stephanie was a member of the first girls' cross country Junlor glrls Show team to bring home a trophy. Tina Steinke, Cecilia Iseman, Dana Ober, Heather Raw and Tammi Theile were all members of the varsity vol- varsity ability The junior girls are a large part of the varsity junior i ! i Tommy DeVille Rita Diefenbach Shannon Donahue Linda Downen Julie Engberg Sheila Emry John Ferrel Michael Finke Vera Ford x WWMtN, a Debbie Guston Scott Gillespie Robin Coins Jon Ament, a member of National Honor society and the football team, is the emcee for the Thanksgiving concert and assembly. Carol Gorman Linda Grammatica Jim Green 90Huniors leyball tez took the named to Tina Steir Tina, D court agaiJ girls was was name Anothex cheerleadi: Heather Raw, sh

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.wwm-h.,.,-..v.,.. u.-. s... ... 2 . ail starts reserves, which enables the student to earn money on a get those kind of jobs. a. Much of weekend and summer basis, plus they learn a job skill. Strike two, your next thought is, which college will I go g a career. There 15 the hope that a Job will be found that gives a to? And is there an asured job after college? But what ar of high chance for advancement and good pay. But what can a about the money to go to college, get a job? It's a never , away and junior that can only work part time and is only 17 years ending circle of questions, with the main concern being thing you old, find that Wlll last through the senior year? How on the funding of the excursion. The counselors can be a and finan- about a Job at McDonalds or Hardee's? Not what you had big help and there are several chances during the junior in mind? What most would like to do is get a job some- year to check into individual colleges, and speak with niors also where like Marion Laboratories or a nice secretarial job at their representatives. - et a 'ob, Hallmarks. But to et those kind of 'obs, the would like g J g . . J y - the army for you to have experience. It IS even hard for seniors to llen nt ndrist rnes I165 ningham Baum -ue Beard arden rry hrer oker OWen wster 'rewster kaw ks own The library is an important place, not just for learning, but also for gathering with friends and working together. town Shannon McWilliams is a very active ju- :ryant nior at Raymore-Peculiar. Her interests tan range from clubs to sports. rutrum yrum Each year the juniors order their class rings. Jostens has been the main supplier for several years. Dana Calogne Mike Campbell John Cantrell Don Carter Bill Cawood Chuck Chaffin Kim Clark Christy Cobb Marcella Cobb Chris Collins Rick Collins Jim Corbett Landa Culley Kim Davis Tab Davis Jimmy Dean Juniorsw89

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sity junior h ranking .55 country is year one nie Stroup. oss country eather Raw varsity vol- lOI society and the Sgiving concert and RV Q0 w Z x xx xx x M x X Q NW xxxx hx Wxxx W Wx W t o . K x x r X Rx X wx X xxx xxx 0X xxx leyball team. This was another sport in which juniors took the majority. Two juniors, and the only players named to the all conference team were Heather Raw and Tina Steinke. Tina, Dan, and Heather made their appearances on the court again this time with a basketball. Along side these girls was their classmate, Deanna Reser. Heather Raw was named to the all conference team. Another way for a female to earn a varsity letter was cheerleading and Pom-Pon Squad. Heather Raw, shows her ability at spiking. Mary Gunter, Beth Todd and Terri Sullivan cheered for varsity boys athletics. Lisa Bryan and Susan Byram represented the junior class on the Pom pon squad. The juniors on these varsity teams were also supported well by their classmates. The juniors made their presence known on the playing field, mat, on the court, and in the bleachers. They are a united class and will prove to be the leaders of the varsity again next year in all of the afore- mentioned areas. Steve Grimes Tim Grossman Mary Gunter Clint Harkrader Belinda Harris Kevin Hartley Norman Holloway Jeff Holtcamp Russell Horn Charlene Hyatt Brad Igo Becky Irvin Cecilia Iseman Kim Johnson Wesley Johnson Juniorsw 91