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

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$865 3 JagaanQ 73 3 WWW Maren Row 1: Mike Lampson, Dan Loving, Andy Shaffer, Gary Noya, Chris Brownfield, Julian Calderas, Tom Stoltz, Lonnie Kruse, Lance Hol- brook, Todd Moulder, Steve Har- mon, Jack Pickren, Clint Woods, Tim meow, Hank Ellis, Greg Plimmer, Mark Copeland. Row 2: John Kauffman, Johnny Shanahan, 53 $8 $21 5.3 r5 72Q57Q16Q Andy Harris, Josh Holder, Mark Foster, Shawn Windas, Jeff Lee, Jeff Walworth, David LaValle, Donny King, Bobby Ha-rick, Jack Diggs, Rick Stoneking, Bobby Ruff, John Hobbs, Chris Retter. Row 3:, Paul 'Retter, Sean Galloway, John Dyer, Peter Johnson, Brian Casey, Coach Johnson, Coach Barbarick, Coach 33st; 3 42an SPNQPf 43933me33853 pf 4,, Fostei', Coach Young, Coach Mer- rell, Coach Brown, Coach Tokarz, ,Joe Stalone, Zane Canada, Chad Rau, Zach Harding, Jason Gowing, Jeff Pendergraft, Travis Gooding, Eric Barr, Fred Slaughter, Tommy Kruse, Scott Bacca, Donnie Hes- tand, Lee McClain, Eric Woodfine, Brian Sargert, Curt Huckby, Mike Q19 Q12. Qir QuQQngg 3 , .3 - . aw Crabtree. Row 5: Matt Quest, Steve Watts, Bill Harmon, Tony Huckby, Brian Dake, John Miller, Matt Violett, David Crabtree, Steve Lin- inger, Terry McDonald, Steve Stack- house. Row 6: Dan Heissen, Brad Blackwell, Jeff Pugh, Tony Galeas 51, Jason Owens, Jeff Scholtens, Kevin VanTrump, Shawn Crabtree, Todd Martin. rS b d3 3 VARSITY FOOTBALL 5-5 R-P Opp. L 6 Oak Grove 21 W 18 Sedaiia Smith-Cotton 0 L 0 03Hara 20 L 7 - Camdenton 14 W 19 Nevada 14 L 6 Warrensburg 7 L 15 Harrisonvilie 26 W 1 St. Mary's 0 L 7 Glendale Springfield 3 12 W 35 St. Joseph Benton 10 qv 21; St. Pius y Panther defense awaits snap of the ball in final game of season against St. Pius X in a 21-20 win. 167 J, . . . , mww www.w-WJJVW , Ma 3 . - . K ..... M . M,Q.wuuyw.n..w.s 9.... WW ,-

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e.giv Steve Lininger t651 prepares to kick the extra point and Jack Pickren 61 holds to break the tie at the St. Pius game. Panthers are overwhelmed after winning the St. Pius game. Wins come near end The Pantherst positive outlook shined during last game of the season scoring 21 points in the last four-and-a-half minutes of the game. J ack Pickren tied the game with a touch- down pass from Tommy Kruse with no time left on the clock. Steve Lininger kicked the extra point to win the game with a 21-20 score. The trip south to Nevada proved to be just what the Panthers needed, scoring 19 points in the second quarter and totally shutting down the Nevada Tigers on of- fense, the Black and White looked to be ready for the Big Blow Out. Among the 18 seniors, 11 captured All- Conference honors, first team offensive - Bill Harmon, T; Jeff Pendergraft, RB; and Julian Calderas, G. First team defense - Bill Harmon, DE; John Miller, DB; Jeff Pendergraft, DB; and Julian Calderas, LB. Second team offense 1 Brad Blackwell, RB; David Crabtree, TE. Second team defense 1 Greg Plimmer, NG; Jeff Scholtens, T and Shawn Crab- tree, DE. Honorable Mention - Tommy Krusey Senior quarterback Tommy Kruse QB and Terry McDonald, DT. m sets up to completeapassasrun- ningback Jeff Pendergraft t221 and Billy Harmon um give protection in a 12-7 loss to Springfield Glendale. 166 ' . - , ' V- e - ' v ' ,. Vwmmgww- . huh - ...1. . , . 1,.1. $7- 77 ,A A, -ng. . 7 ,, 1b. !I

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168 Visions Dim inish Eighteen seniors had high hopes for the season, but dreams turned into visions of the past. The Panthers, highlight of the season was saved for the last game against St. Pius X. Going into the fourth quarter, St. Pius led 20-0, but four minutes were all the Pan- thers needed to score 21 points to cap off a 5-5 season record. The 18 seniors rallied as Blackwell scored twice, once on a one-yard run and once on a 40-yard pass. Then with five sec- onds to go, quarterback Tommy Kruse rolled right and as the time expired, the ball sailed through the air into the sure hands of J ack Pickren in the end zone to tie the game at 20. Then sophomore, Steve Senior runningback, Brad Blackwell tam rune sweep right for a big yard- age agaust Harrisonville during a 26-15 loss. Principal Roger Rankin congratu- tates sophomore kicker, Steve Lin- lhger, after he kicked the game win- mng point agaimt St. Pits X in a 21-20 victory. Lininger stepped onto the fier to kick the extra point to show the Panther Pride on a come from behind victory. ,0 The team had looked forward to a strong V season, but injuries didn,t help matters as senior J eff Pugh had knee surgery follow- ing the Sedalia game. Other injuries in- cluded Lee McClain, junior lineman; Fred 0 Slaughter,' senior receiver and quarter- back Tommy Kruse, senior, just to name a few. Rain kept the strong and fast backfield from using their speed and the line from using its quickness. Mud-a-thons domi- nated the OtHara, Nevada and Warrens- burg games. xwkx x WWNWW xxxxxxxgk WWW Nwtwk h $N m Injuries didn,t help matters this Se son. tFrom left to righu Lee Mr Clain, Fred Slaughter and Jeff Pug were sidelined through the year Q to injuries. NW '