Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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aft Standing: Mr. Richard Beissenherz, Vice-Principal, Mr. Keith Craig, Woe-Principal. Seated: Mr. that has Neal Hanks, Principal. Surprised and pleased by the refreshments at a faculty meeting, Mr. Hanks observantly looks at the cake for his birthday. ' f t Mr. Beissenherz glances over the movie list before r 'rss . u jffsea., . . . - X Q3 E F giving a ticket to a student who sold two magazines, at the annual Student Council Magazine Sale. 1 y, Mr. Hanks 'Wi' ,I h -iv Mr, Neal Hanks Mr. Richard Beissenherz Principal Vice-Principal ff-412 1 My as Mr. Keith Craig Vice-Principal 21

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Principals RHS principals guide students Outside of supervising high school activi- ties, Mr. Hanks, Mr. Beissenherz, and Mr. Craig helped to schedule classes, discipline students, sponsor clubs, check attendance, and solve teacher and student problems. A bachelor of science degree in education, a master's degree in education, and classes in school administration were necessary re- quirements to become a principal at RHS. With this background and experience, RHS principals brought faculty, students, and the staff closer together. Keeping the students informed ot events, Mr. Beissen- r . ttfr fpf.' 21fif,:2 A 'J 2 5 1 4 f r f f f jf HZ ff,f,,, xg Q! Wfffffy V ff .f fffrffz, X , ffm V A - ' 'nw -2 1 ,-1-iff - t . V 4 .. en.s',f-2 M Q ,9f5Wffw.WfL Ayfhf , fs '21 Z ' Q ,Qi 22 .11 - ff. rftfffwzlf rhfff ff I , - Standing: I Neal Hanks, Mr. Craig helps Mrs. Wolfe with advice about a problem that has arisen in one ot her world history classes. herz announces the daily bulletin over the intercom . from the otHce. E l 3 l f ' fnxwsm S urpris ed ' Hanks ob: 1 .X 4 X is Q,- At the National Honor Society induction ceremony, Mr, Hanks offers closing remarks to parents and students. 1'lI1C1'

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Qvnnxg Counseling bridges present and tuture M .-, ,, ,nh , p Q 'ff' ?2-alba YA! 'f- G-if ! K f Mr. Robert Clark Mrs. Mary Ann Davenport Mr. Larry Starnes Counselor ' Counselor C01lI1Sel01' .1-Jil' Mr. Karl Welch Mr. Ray Yust Counselor Counselor I ' The services oi the RHS counselors were in great demand. Responding to this demand, the counselors performed a variety' ot tasks such as enrolling almost two thousand stu- dents, providing information concerning col- leges or vocations, administering standard tests and interpreting the results tor the stu- dents. Because ot a growing student enroll- ment, an additional counselor joined the tac- ulty this year to improve the service to the students. The counselors also worked with individuals to achieve a better understanding between the teachers and students. The coun- selors at RHS made a valuable contribution by helping the students make decisions con- cerning their futures. Mr. Welch estimates how many hot dogs he needs at the AFS picnic tor the foreign exchange student. 22 Mrs. Davenport reviews Gary Grahanfs permanent record before making plans for enrollment into fall semester courses. Kathy Gr chase orc 1 v lvirs. Bil Counse X ..k. -x . A S xii gr x Sheree M item on a