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

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Pins to Win unent. v 1 Row 1: Todd Thario, Brad Camp bell, Eric Bruegge, Donnie King, Jeff Wolf, Chad Rau. Row 2: John Harding, John Dyer, Jack Diggs. Chris Retter, Curt Huckeby, Mike Crabtree. Row 3: Bobby Herrick, Travis Gooding. Matt Quest. Josh Holder, Zane Canada. Cori John- ston. TV Ericson cranks on. some pain as 183 ht; goes for another w1n. n...-a;..........-n-, . . .. .. .

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Young wrestlers work hard The pups looked strong as they finished their season 17-0. Six spots on the varsity will open up as the seniors graduate, leav- ing some big shoes to fill. With the strong upcoming young team, the Panthers fu- ture looks bright. Paul McGrew said, A wrestlers every dream is going to state. Jack Diggs and Donny King are some hopefuls for 119 weight class, Brad Camp- bell 026i and Joe Stallone t138l are ex- pected a lot out of . Zane Canada and Clint Woods both in 155 class have their work cut out for them- selves. Mike Crabtree and Travis Gooding are going to have a time beating Dan Meis- sen in the 167 class. He has the best J V rec- ord at 17-1. Terry McDonald t185l and Bob Harrich tHWl will be the two anchors of the team. J V coaches, J oe Tokarz and Dave Brown helped lead the team to their undefeated record carrying on the winning Panther tradition. With their continued efforts and those of head coach, Paul Barbarick, the young wrestlers have a bright future. Bob Herrick makes sure the referee sees all. Row 1: Sip Buasri, George Mont- gomery, Scott Huggins, Song Buns- ri, Paul Retter, Ty Erickson. Row 2: Tom Nichols, Jeff Brownfield, Billy Moore, Cat Buasri, Todd Moulder, Tom Stoltz. Row 3: Mark Hill, Keith Taylor, Andy Shaffer, John Miller, Julian Calderas, Shaman Vodry, Paul McGrew. Row 4: Dan Meissen, Tim McElliot, Gary Noyes, Clint Woods, Gneg Plimmer, Bill Harmon. Row 5: Steve Lininger, Mike Fletch- er, Jeff Pugh, Tim Bradley, Lee Mc- Clain, Terry McDonald. Row 6: Coach David Brown, Coach Paul Barbarick, Coach Joe Tokarz. Mike Crabtree6 Pins to Win against a Tiger opponent.

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1 1 Golf - Front row: Billy Womell, Eric Woodfine, Shane Eddleman, Beaver Cotten. Back row: Coach John Ingram, Mike Oestreich, Kevin Van Trump, Tom Spencer. Putting through the season The golf team ended its season with a six win and six loss record. The highlight of the season was placing fourth out of 22 teams at the William J ew- ell Tournament. ' The team shot the best for nine holes with a score of 156 and 18 holes with a Score of 330, setting a school recordfor both. The team took five members to the Dis- trict tournament. There, they placed fifth out of nine teams. The team,s quest for the season was to go to State, they fell short of that dream by six strokes. Kevin Van Trump, Golfer of the Year, shot an 82 to capture the title All-District. He said, ttEven though my personal goal was to qualify for State, I felt very honored to be named All-District? Another award given was to Billy Wor- nell for the most improved golfer of the year. Lettermen were Kevin Van Trump, Shane Eddleman, Sterling Campbell, Mike Oestreich, Bill Wornell, Eric Woodfine and Tim McElliot. Everyone will be returning next season except three seniors. The goals for next year will be to make the State meet and win the Conferen . ce tournament Sterling Campbell drives the ball on a windy day on the course.