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

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Laura Edwards The class of 89 was 3:;ioidgggiierger asked, ttWhatIs the most embarrassing moment youIve had as a freshmen at R-P? Rebecca Elliott Brian Evans Jacinda Farmer My goat walked across the street from my house to school and they had to get me out of class to take 1t home. I had to walk in front of all the classrooms with a goat followmg me. Everyone was maklng fun 0f me. Michelle Thompson Suzann Farris Amy Fatino Lori Ferguson When I called Mr. Beahm a nasty name and everybody in- cluding Mr. Beahm heard me. Jeff Donahue When I was cheering, my bra strap broke, or the day I Holly Fessman forgot my trunks and had to wear my purple bikini under- Nancy Fleming wear to a game! Carolyn Fobes Gail J . Huskey I was weighing in on the scales in my underwear when two girls walked in. Mike Crabtree Angela Foote Heath Forester Chris Foster Someone accidently hit me on the face with my apple pie at McDonaldIs and it gave me a bloody nose! Not mentioning names. M k F t . . 56:; a:aoirxay I fell asleep 1n class and fell out of my cha1r. Christine George Michelle Gnefkow Travis Gooding Glenda Gordon

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Shannan Landers David LaVallee Kathy Lawerence Keith Lawson Jackie Lenz Martha Lewis Angie Linden Michael Long Chris Lynch Jody Manning Tom Manning Kelli Marr Shelley Martin Renita Masoner Angie Mays Sue McCombs Holly McDougal Crissy MCKeown David McVey Brad Miller Doug Miller Jack edigsspinning his opponents Youlve probably passed him in the hall without even know- ing it. Hels quiet and hes on the shy side. Hels a principalls honor roll student. But upon reaching the playing field or wrestling mat, that shyness disappears. That individual is J ack Diggs. To start out the year-football was the game. Through long, hard practices it paid off, he was the runningback for the freshman football team. Diggs ended his season as a freshman letterman. Proceeding straight from football, came wrestling. Pin- ning one opponent to the next. J ack wrestled in the Freshman Tournament at Rockhurst and brought home a first-place ti- tle. His next challenge was the Blue Valley JV Tournament. Diggs wrestled his way to second place. He ended his season with a'record of 21-3 and as a letterman. But during all this, J ack still had time for his grades. He re- mained a principalls honor roll student throughout the whole year. This wasntt the end of his athletics for the year. There was still the baseball season. J ack played second base for the J V team. Jack Diggs proves that not only can you be a star athlete, but a star academic student at the same time. 111 Jxx1