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

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Jeffrey Scholtens John Sears Connie Reynolds, Sharyn Bray and Michele Palmer enjoy Gulf World during part of their Spring Break trip to Florida. Sprmg, break - Hawa nan style! Surfls up! ! The surf was up and the beaches of Hawaii were Shirley Sears calling 45 seniors for the long awaited spring break. This was Melissa Serres they first spring break known in RayePecls history. The long awaited vacation had finally arrived and was defi- nitely needed. From March 21 to April 1, students and faculty were free to take luxury anyway possible to suit their likings or financial status. Whether it be the urge to hit the sunny slopes of Colorado or to risk it and journey down to Fort Launderdale with all the crazy college students. Either of the two you would be hit by the rampant congestionl. Or maybe the last resort was a typ- ical kick-back and literally take it easy in the dreaded metropolis of Peculiar and Raymore vicinity. From then on out, everyones, social calendars and daily agenda were booked. So, because of all the negative points forseen in the upcom- . ing spring break getaways, the idea came forth from Marty Tlm Setzer Neidlinger, mother of Senior Debbie Neidlinger, to maybe Kerry Slms consider Hawaii, but even though the very idea seemed im- possible, it came about, someway and somehow. The anxious 45 seniors and seven parents departed from the state of Missouri for a long nine-hour flight to reach the once-in-a-lifetime paradise. Activities of every sort were planned. Snorkeling in Hana- ma Bay, horseback riding in the mountains, rock and roll party cruises, parasailing, bodysurfing and absorbing those rays of Hawaii. While the neglected students back in Missouri were 4,000 miles away, they had a daily agenda planned also. Some were cultured and gawked at the modern art of the Nelson Art Gallery, good Samaritans ventured to see their long-lost grandparents. Fred Slaughter Spring break was well worth the wait and whether they Scott Smith came back from Hawaii with a savage tan or burnt to a crisp...it,s all just a fond memory to look back on.

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