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

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KENNETH L. COLVIN Western Washington Sta mental Music. CLYDE COOPER Auto Mechanics. GRACE DENNEY Western Washington Stat vities: Girls Counselor. te College. Teaches Instru- e College. Librarian. Acti- 1 llacult EARL BACH Washington State University. Teaches Junior High Physical Education and Geography. Activities: Cross Country and Track Coach. THOMAS G. BALL Gonzaga University. Teaches English II, Speech, Humanities. Activities: Drama. DAVID BARRY Pacific Lutheran B.A.g University Puget Sound M.A. Teaches Biology, Botany, Zoology. Activities: Sci- ence Club. 8 CHARLES R. FORSMAN Washington State University. Teaches Industrial Arts. Activities: Visual Aids. MARY ELLEN GARBER Western Washington State College. Teaches De- velopmental Reading, DONALD M. GATES Seattle Pacific College. Teaches Sciences and Ge- ometry.

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Mr. William J. Dunsmoor had been a director twenty years when he retired from the board last fall. School BOARO Serving without pay, the Raymond School Directors meet once a month to transact school business and at special meetings whenever problems arise. The board of directors is the official repre- sentative of the people who actually control the Raymond Public Schools. These five men determine the policies of the schools, and everything goes through them, including signing all checks and vouchers. Mr. William J. Dunsmoor chose not to file this year for re-election after twenty years of service as a member of the Raymond School Board. SEATED: Belle Nlieshbuhler, recording secretary, Guy Briney, president, Lorraine Wrona, membership secretary. ,4....f 1 mpx.--uyQM.mm ...al-f . SEATED: Conrad Strozyk, chairman of the board. STANDING: Robert C. Carroll, superintendent of schools, George Mouncer, Doris Kuhns, secretary, Larry Stritmatter, Dr. Lester Owens, Vernon Dixon. Boosten ClLlB Booster Club is an organization of Raymond High School teachers, parents, and school boosters who meet on the second Monday of each school month in the cafe- teria ofthe high school at 6:30 p.m. for a family potluck dinner and to play bingo after the business meeting. Each December meeting is set aside for Christmas Bingo and treats for the children. After the potluck dinner, a business meeting is held each time to organize money-raising activities. The Booster Club has bought equipment for the band, the shop, athletics, home economics, and the stage. In addition they support the school annual and pay part of the money which sends students to Boys' State, Girls' State, and the Jiffy Workshop for the annual. In the spring the Boosters give a sports banquet for wrestling, basketball, golf and track. A new project is buying tickets for students to go to the opera in Seattle.

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GARY C. JOHNSON Central Washington State College. Teaches Con- sumers Education, Psychology. Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Junior High Basketball. JEROME L. HOLMES Nebraska State College. Teaches College English, Art. Activities: Honor Society. CLEMENT JEROME HALPIN University of Washington. Teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade. Activities: Freshman Basketball Coach. Iiacult ERIC LEE Western Washington State College. Teaches Vocal Music. Activities: Swing Group, Nonette. DEANE H. MCCOY Central Washington State College. Teaches Mathe- matics. BEULAH MAE MELBERG Washington State University. Teaches English Ill, Bookkeeping, Journalism. Activities: Publications. WILLIAM C. KELLY Central Washington State College. Teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade. Activities: Assistant Basketball and Track Coach. JOYCE J UNGAR Gonzaga University. Teaches English I, German I, Il. Activities: Red Cross. ROBERT E. JUNGAR University of Washington. Teaches U.S. History, World Problems, Drivers Education. 9