Rayen School - Rayen Yearbook (Youngstown, OH)

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If you have tears, prepare to shed them now. fCaesar2 Retiring Teachers-1958 MISS MARY LOUISE BOYNTON English MR. JOHN F. BUSCH Orchestra, Band MRS. CAROL MARSHALL Commercial MISS HELEN POND English MR. WALTER A. SIMPSON Shop MRS. HILDA STIFFLER Cafeteria Director During the past year, Rayen has seen the retirement of several teachers, some of whom had been here for many years. Miss Helen Pond, who taught English at Rayen since 1930, is now living in Cleveland with her sister. Mr. Walter A. Simpson, after teaching wood shop here since 1929, has moved to the warm Florida sunshine. . I Mrs. Hilda Stiffler, former teacher, and cafeteria manager for the past thirty-four years, is traveling with her husband around the United States by automobile. Miss Louise Boynton retired last June but now teaches at Youngstown University. She had been at Rayen for many years. K Among those who have withdrawn from the faculty are, Mrs. Carol Marshall, who is now teaching in Indiana, and Mr. John F. Busch who is still conducting and teaching band at Hayes Junior High School. -if Page Ten lil-

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To guard a title that was rich before To guild refined gold, to paint the lily, To smooth the ice, or add another hue unto the rainbow, ls wasteful and ridiculous excess. IKing Johnl GirI's Advisor Assists Female Casting Standing: Becky Mullane, June Fiscus, French Hutt, Peggy Henderson, Renee Berkewitx, giareieRGi:ea, Barbara Freed, Penny Hume, sitting: Miss Willa l. When, not in picture: etty an e . MISS PAULINE BUREY MR. CLARK WHITE MISS Jo ANN MYERS Secretary Asst. Principal 59Cfef0fY if Page Nine lk

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Faculty Members Guide Rehearsals of Scenes Mllovguoxz l.k.Sg::::L2:s2L.Thomaxg raw two: J. Ocker, F. Lubonovicp rear: N. Hull, 5. leebaw DISTILLS WATER If to do were as easy as to know what were good to do, chapels had been churches and poor man's cottages, princes palaces. It is a good diviner that follows his own instruction: I can easier teach twenty what were good to be done, than be one of the twenty to follow mine own teachings. fMerchant of Venice l:ll2 -'Sl Page Eleven