Rayen School - Rayen Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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lmpotieni customer being served by Mr. Kiriq before the 8:35 bell. . . At their lockers oi the lorsi minute. . . Ginqer - CI fcrvoriie siucly hall pet. . lndusiriously collecting oiienclonce slips. . . Too bod -loie oqorin. . . Reading the Bible to Home Room. . . BEFORE SCHOOL ef: Puyr lfighl life

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Golden days are school days . . . their value is shown in a twofold manner . . . in our school work, and in our school life. As every thread of gold is valuable . . . so is every moment of the day. Our past sinks into oblivionp the present offers oppor- tunity for greater things to come . . . Memories which grow dim are pictured in the light of the present. With the sensitive lens of the candid camera, with impartial presentation of yesterday's facts, Rayen life may be judged. Time flies, time creeps . . . time goes forward and never back. lt is for us to use time as we wish. Therefore . . . time is golden! Foreword -:Cf Page Seven 13+

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XX ff, 5 Applying geometry to architecture. . . The encl of a speed test in typing class. . . Future carpenters Working With a lathe. . . The presses rolling in the print shop. . . All set for a holnerun in a girls' gym class. . . Finding the facts for herself in chem- istry lab. . . FIRST AND SECOND PERIODS eg Pagr .Vinf ,Qs-