Raymond High School - Ra Co Hi Yearbook (Raymond, IL)

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ROY HUBER Basketball 1,Z,3,4 Baseball l,Z,3,4 Track l,Z,3,4 Vice-President l Z Class Reporter Band 4 Ra Co H1 Sta!! 3 book Me In The Eye BOB SEIFERT Vxce Presxdent l Presxdent Z Harvel School Paper Baseball 1 Z 3 Basketball l 2 3 Tract 1 3 4 F A Band I Z 3 4 Solo Musu: l Z 3 4 Llbrary 1 Z 3 4 Projectxonxst Z 3 4 Young and Lxvely RITA BRAC HEAR G A Z Vxce Presxdent 3 4 F H Z Presxdent 3 Lxbrarxan 3 4 Ra Co H1 Staff 3 Spothght 4 Secretary of Class Student Councxl 3 Chorus l Z Band 4 Look Me ln The E e BILL UHRIG Presxdent of Class l Z Student Councxl l 3 Secretary and Treasurer Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Basketball l Z 3 4 Track 1 Z 3 4 F A Z Secretary 3 Presxdent Z Vxce Preszdent 4 Lxbrarxan 7 Boys Chorus 2 Ra Co H1 Staff 3 4 Editor 4 Feed Store Mystery Look Me In The Eye 3 Tons of Trouble 4 GLENN BOEHLER HARRIET CARRIKER A A H A Z Treasurer Z 3 Chorus l 3 4 Ra Co Hx LookMeI.nTheEe 3 TOM MIZERA Baseball 3 4 Basketball l Z Track l Z Football 1 Manager Carmval 1 Z Band 4 Presxdent of Class Z 3 Chorus 3 Look Me In The Eye LUC ILLE SC HUM Chorus l Z 3 Class Treasurer 3 Cheerleader 3 A A Presxdent 4 Spotlxght Staff 4 Look Me In The Eye ' 1

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SENIOR C LASS HIS TOR Y In September 1944 a group of twenty e1ght boys and gxrls assembled to embark on a four year crumse aboard the shxp R C H S wh1ch was to bear them to d1stant lands of strange and wondrous experxences We felt qu1te proud for we were the larg est group to have ever undertaken a voyage on th1s partxcular shmp At fxrst we were a b1t nervous and hovered around the cabm of Captaxn Crum to make sure we d get our dxrectxons stra1ght The f1rst body of land we smghted was Freshmen Land wh1ch was easlly recognxzed for all vegetat1on was the greenest of green and a pecuhar greemsh haze seemed to hov er over all Here we spent mne months hopelessly trymg to master the rlght thrngs to do and say on such a voyage but other more experxenced voyagers msxsted we were just too green to learn Mr Dxamond our tour dlrector supervxsed the plann1ng of the one and only socxal event of our stay 1n Freshmen Land Thzs was a party held zn the sh1p s hold a very f1tt1ng sett1ng for the varxous athletxc games played Reluctantly we salled from Freshmen Land and three months later d1sembarked on Sophomore Island after havmg weathered qu1te a hazardous storm m whxch we lost three of our number who were washed overboard and havxng pxcked up three lone survlvors from several fore1g'n shlps Our mne months stay on th1s colorful 1sle xncluded educa tlonal tours to Geometry I-Iexghts Latm Penmsula Enghsh Lake and Brology F1elds wxth Mr R1ttenhouse and M1ss Racxch as guldes The socxal h1ghl1ghts of th1s part of our voyage were a party held xn the Mus1c Room of the sh1p and later several All Shxp partxes whxch were also attended by some of the older salts After three months of cruxsxng around w1th no partxcular destmatron 1n vxew we landed on .Tumor Contment for another n1ne months sojourn and I must say th1s was the most lmpressxve land we had v1s1ted thus far Whlle enroute we chose and recewed rmgs wh1ch were to be SyTI'1b011C of our four year voyage Under the gu1dance of Mrs Aull we explored var1ous locahtxes of mterest such as Bookkeepmg Bay Englxsh Hexghts and Mathemat1cs Mou.ntams Then for added d1vers1on we enjoyed a hayr1de and wemer roast at B111 Uhrxg s Some of our group wxth dramatxc mclmatxons presented a play Look Me ln The Eye m whlch almost every member of the cast was hypnotxzed by a professor Needless to say travelmg IS rather t1r1ng and It was wxth a feelmg of relxef that we dropped anchor at Semor Haven one br1ght September mormng three years after we had begun our crumse By th1s t1me our group numbered th1rty two Several had been lost we know not how perhaps sharks lurkxng near our shlpj and several had been added to our group when the sh1p I-larvel ran upon jagged reefs and threatened to sxnk Tlus year we enjoyed sxghtseemg tr1ps to such treasure places as Hlstory, Enghsh Typxng and Physlcs Valleys w1th Mrs Neunaber and M1ss Nordsxch as guldes In addltxon, our group had a roller skatmg party and presented a three act comedy Tons of Trouble wh1ch furmshed many a laugh Several of our boys were attracted to the Inlets of Base ball Basketball and Track Others enjoyed the aCt1V1teS of varxous orgamzatzons, such as F F A F H A and G A A St1ll others became 1nterested ln the newly organlzed mus1c classes and became members of the Band and Chorus That they made rapxd pro gress m thxs held was evxdenced by the1r fme ratmgs recewed 1n the varlous muszc Con tests All too soon our cruxse has come to an end and soon we shall be embarlung on the Sea of Lmfe For th1s undertakmg we must choose our own sh1p, each one of us and must steer nt alone una1ded And as we sa1l that greater voyage, may we often return 1n mem ory to the many happy ,days we spent aboard the good shxp R C I-I S Norma Lee Tester, 48 'S n 9 ' ' ' ll Il 1 u - I c Q I . , - . . . . , . , - 0 n I ll Il - Q a a - - n 1 . . . . . , ' n I I . . . , . . . n r n ' ' ' ll ' ll , - ' ' ll ll , . 1 . . . , . . 9 . . 1 o r . . , . . . . . U ,, . . . . 9 1 Q 1 u . H ,. . . . 1 9 . . ' ll 'I , - 1 : - . . ., . . ., . . . , - I ' I . . . . - ' ll II . . . . ,f Q I .',f ,Kl ,IN llf' , 5.