Raymond High School - Gray Gull Yearbook (Raymond, WA)

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Glue .Hoedown .Department We like Mountain Music played by a real hill-billy band, and when Spike Strumski and his City Slickers 'swing out with some snappy numbers, we start comin' round the mountain! The band has 'been generous with its talents this year, playing at community affairs as well as all school programs. The Raymond High School Band CORNET: CLARINET: TROMBONE: Norma Boock Helen Gun. Don Bale Don Rankin Beverly Newman BARITONE: SAXOPHONE: Katie King Geraldine Clevenger Betty Townsend Shirley Brower TRUMPET: Carol Clapson Roberta Croghan Dick Runyon Betty Sundling Jack Mangels Donna Lee Thompson Rena Bridges Ella Lou Ball Sarah King BASS: Ted Winiecki Bob Givens Ed Zambas SNARE DRUM: Jack Cooper CYMBALS: Mary Ann Whitbeck BASS DRUM: Bill Shreve MAJORETTEI Mary Ann Whitbeck The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Rita Zonich, has been a usual popular feature of school doin's. The Seagull Syncopators, that quartet of Senior songbirds, sang mighty purty for many a program. Individual members of band and glee clubs and talented students from other groups have been presented in solos. Violinist, Bill Ruther- ford, pianists, Jane Mountcastle, Marian Jeans, Anitabelle Thomas, and Carol Conley, and soloists, Jeanne Leedom and Nellie Bannish, were well received at the Mothers' Tea. Ted Winiecki and GLEE CLUB Maestro Strumski ususiei' Left to right: D. Ramso, J. Leedom, F. Zambas, W. Wood, E. Orkney, S, Hart, E. Zambas, T. Grimes. Mrs. Zonich, accompanist. Mrs. Zonich Glee Club Director The Victory Melodiers, one of the most popular musical groups in school, made its debut at Dime Nite and then packed the old Opry House for the Minstrel Show on April 16. Directed by Mr. Beck, Mr. Bonamy and Miss Rasco, and supported by the band, the Melodiers put on the super show of the year. Bill I-loffer and Ted Pilot wowed the crowd with their Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean impersonatlons. Ed Zambas and Don Bale scored hits in song and instrumental numbers. Scott Turner, Leonard Burley, Stan Urych, Jim Gotsis, Chob Kolcz, Joe Bagley, and Bill Kuehner brought down the house with their gags and black face characterizations. Maw, He's Making Eyes at Me SEAGULL SYNCOPATORS Maxine Wood, Alta Wood, June Lee, Betty Jensen. Top row: B. Trezise, L. Burley, E. Zambas, J. Bagley, Center: T. Pilot, S. Urych, D. Bale. Bottom row: W. Kolcz, B. Hoffer. VICTORY MELODIERS

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ooibau The Raymond Bone Crushers came thru an eventful season to win the Central League pennant wi-th 6 notches on their shootin' arn. Coached by Hairless Joe Bonamy and his assistant, Lonesome Polecat Millam, the prides of Dogpatch topped their feudin by making a rug out of the Hoquiam Grizzly B'ars. The spark plug of the team was Earth Quake lVlcGurk Hoffer, supported by Seniors Rock Crusher Briggs, 'Slaughter House Sundling, Shadrack Burley, L11 Abner Cooper, Pappy Yokum Humphrey, Snuffy Kolcz, Jug Haid Schultz, Danl Boone Urych, Sa1omey Gotsis, and a rambonctious gang of Juniors and Sophomores Bill Hoffer was elected Captain and Inspirational Player. G. G. CGS!-GBHKUZD Miller WBS manager. Players receiving first team Bob Buchanan Bob Wilson Charles Lybecker Lowell Bridges Don Bale Leonard May Albert Walcott Bill Hoffer Don Cooper Boys receiving secondary Rod Mather Jack Buchanan Jack Wilson John Newman The schedule for the season Sept. 19 at Centralia Sept. 26 here. Oct. 3 at Shelton Oct. 10 at Hoquiam Oct. 17 at Montesano Centralia 19 Valley 0 Shelton 6 Hoquiam 7 Montesano 0 Chehalis 14 Elma 0 Valley 7 South Bend 0 Raymond 7 Raymond 7 Raymond 3 l Raym-ond 21 Raymond 20 Raymond l 2 Raymond 25 Raymond O Raymond 34 awards were: Leonard Burley Avery Briggs Jim Ciotsis Stan Urych Ernie Humphrey Tom Owens Walter Kolcz Jack Schultz Ernest Sundling awards were: LeRoy Dorning Ed Mark Pat O'Reilly follows: Oct. 23 at Chehalis Oct. 31 here Nov. ll here Nov. 20 here o 929 'ij6J 3 X-ll' N 1