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

Page 11 text:

Striking a royal pose...Michele Palmer and John Lucas pose for the camera, 'eter when you're Captain John ce to celebrate cond place State I x Teacher's aide Michele ralmer works during her study hall as Mrs. Jenkins fifth hour aide.

Page 10 text:

-4 , . ' V' . , s. ......:..-.1.';J. , Ne,,:-:,, age; VVQW ;..;7;Jls. .:-.L. , 1986 Panther Royal ty Lucas-Palmer chosen September 27, 1985. The announcement came during the third hour pep assembly. Yearbook co-editor, Melisa Martin first announced the qualifications. Panther King and Queen are selected by faculty members on the basis of scholarship, lead- ership, community service and extra-cur- ricular activities. This is a very high honor and the two people who were chosen are very deserving. The editor, J eff Pendergraft, announced ttThe 1985-86 Panther King and Queen are J ohn Lucas and Michele Palmer. King J ohn Lucas is president of the sen- ior class and student council representa- tive for Industrial Arts Club. J ohn partici- pated in band, Varsity Club, Student Coun- cil, Industrial Arts Club, track and he was captain of the cross-country team his jun- John Lucas attempts to eat cream cheese in record time at the Home- coming assembly. 101' and senior years. John has been honored with numerous awards in track and cross-country and he has been a Student of the Month, Queen Michele Palmer has been in- volved in National Honor Society and American Field Service where she served- as vice president her freshmen, sopho- more and senior years and as president her junior year. Michele has also been a wrestling statis- tician and she has played softball in sum- mer leagues and at Ray-Pec. Michele is a teachers aide and she enjoys sewing and spending her spare time with friends. Michele,s future plans include attending CMSU. She is undecided on a major. On be- ing chosen Panther Queen, Michele said, uI was really surprised. I still can?t believe it. Its a big honor? Michele gets ready to swing during summer league softball. Celebration is sweeter when youire na-med All-State. Captain John drinks grape juice to celebrate cross-country's second place State finish.

Page 12 text:

m3, 221$ t , s: m President Michell Cox and fellow ' - student council members await the announcement of the new district of- ficers 'at the Stu-Co district work- shop held'at Wahensburg High . School. Ray-Pec was elected first . vice-president for the 8587 school Students; Jdaily hectic schedules leave only 10 to 15' minutes in the morning to dis- 'cuss the latest gossip. When the bell rings, i ,they fight their way down the hall to get to ' first hoar. With the south doors locked be- cause of construction, the balls were filled to overflowing. But there are always a few who dontt make it. They receive the privi- lege of having a tardy. V , First hour is usually the roughest, trying to stay awake and obtain knowledge in be- year. .v Spirit Spreads throughout year : tween yawns. As first hour ends they begin to awake. By the time lunch comes around they are wide awake to enjoy a great . school lunch. Afterlimch they start realizing how tired they are from the strenuous studying they have been doing. Finally, seventh hour ar- rives and everyohe is trying to keep them- selves from nodding off. The day usually ends with the gossip of the day exchanged in the parking lot.