Raytown Junior High School - Ramizzou Junior Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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Junior Boosters Junior Booster Fficers LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Jackson, Debbie Shelton, Gail Shearer, Kathi Mange. l Page 92 Cheerleaders TOP ROW Kleft to rightj: Paula Ross, Pam Devin, Gayle Goff. BOTTOM ROW: Monica Kelley, Liz Brown, Alecia Athenas. :Hass-'e M1 sr ' - g

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Junioreite JUNIORETTE STAFF BACK ROW fleft to rightj: Wally Binney, -Scott Cauger, Danny Greaves. ROW TWO: Belva Legendre, Debbie Egerstrom, Connie Friedly, Gayle Goff, Jeanette Hudgens, Joyce Plank Janice Hudgens, Kathy Cox, Julie Chaney, Debbie Dawson. FIRST ROW: Jennifer Shontz, Debbie Shelton, Linda Knox, Debbie Higgins, Kathi Mange, Jeanie Larson Robin Kne ale, Adelaide Eubank, Kristine Hencke. Foreign Language Club FIFTH ROW fleft to rightj: Gary Frazier, Jeff Rowland, Jim Stanley, Steve Easter- Wood, Jim Nixon, Dale Jones, Mark Chastain. FOURTH ROW: Carol Mullenix, Kathy Young, Sarn Ragon, Murray Frick, Randy Hughes, Paul Lilgegren Bob Brown, Lyle Farrand. THIRD ROW Kenneth Burnett, Mike Sanbursky Bob Hall, Terry Stephens, TOP ROW Cleft to rightl: Ilze Zvergzdins, Diane Williams, Gayle Payne, Paula Plost, Janet Browett. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Rinas, Pam Wallace, Vickie Schlueter Sharon Higgins, Mrs. McElwain. BOTTOM ROW: Glenna Hagelin, Kathy Barth, Claire Gau- treaux, Sherrie Martin, Miss Goings. Math Raymond Atkinson, Ronnie Chinn, David Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. Clemens Sponsor Pam Jessup Nancy Bellamy, Judy Kirkpatrick, Julie Ireland, Sandy Kelso, Marilyn Shiner Susie Hursman FIRST ROW: Shelley Stewart, Susan States, Peggy King, Bobby Lockler Chris Lytle Gay Ballew, Terri Higgins, Honey Sue Wheatley, Cathy Winter. Page 91

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ports o 0 The athletic year at R.J.H,S, started with a bang for both the 8th and 9th grades. The freshman after creaming South Junior at the High School Stadium, ended with our schools first undefeated season. The football season for the 8th graders end ed with a 2-win, 2-ties, and 1-loss recordg that one going to Pittnian. 0 0 Our 8th and 9th grade teams, as a whole, had a fairly good season. The 8th grade had a record of 8-wins and 6-losses while the freshman ended with 9-wins and 9-losses. Highlights for the 9th grade tearn were: taking 3'rd place in the Babtiste Tournarnent, breaking the 72 point record for total points in one ganfie by 4 points and Jim Turner breaking the Z9 point record for the inost points scored by a single player in a game by 8 points. Bradfield's, Cesar's, and Grounds'fine rebounding, Soltys' hustle, and Tur- ner's high scoring should receive recognition. The 8th grade team, though hampered by height, put in a lot of hard work and desire to make a real fine team. Parker, I-leckman, Postalwait and Knight were notible players. 0 Q Both of the Raytown Junior track teams have put forth niuch effort which has paid off. One of the biggest surprises of the track season is freshman Steve Snelling who ran the mile in under 4 minutes and 50 seconds. The top 5 boys on the 8th grade squad are: Wade, Tebbencamp, Russell, Parker, and Postlewait. T l Is, I .. M ge 1 . e'22' 11 -P 'Q .NPKTQ 7: yi: ' ,U ' 4 ' gi? - I. H +149 S ,Q ..:. ,al-5. I 1 ' 1 i . r h 3 .Q : - 'rj' J A rr. W ,iff L .R ..,. .Ala KN: T A ,fa g iv ' my ' .' gasgpgr-:sd A Qi 4554 e f- 'f?,:gsdw?l afifj. .-..,.,.,..a mm V- 9th Grade Track Team 8th Grade Track Team sz .2 ' .' ,',- fu - . , ' :i rf Ur' V -- .- rr 3, ' Qilh. I dig . Mlgwngg g 1 ..,.,,, - FY i Q s:r2g'ff efe 9' ' fir, J f ' t 3 . Qi hifi' It '5 5 fi V si :':' -r'fa K wg ' N Y f A , g 5 --- - ,,- ... zrz -T J r,: Q - T, .. ,, A ,L TTY ' A' MT? 'TW '1 T Q.. Y N A ' -fflf , .La T., .wgjjf will..-um-4: -fig ,gin mg , . Page 93