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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

C0 QA 1949 WY f Y OF 1 A fX To Paul El Broaddus President of the Class of 49 whose untlmely death brought deep sorrow to all our hearts durxng Commencement Week we dedlcate thns fourth volume All of us are proud to have counted Paul as our frxend and shall always chensh the memory of his frlendly personahty h1s uprxght character and above all hrs smile It has been xmpossxble for us to understand why he was taken from us But our falth IS that God IS h1s own Interpreter and He wlll make It plam 3 5, 'Af, ' - . of the Ra-Co-Hi. f'X ACULTY .em Qfliffzjj S O SE W H WARNSING W K ZIMMERMAN D PR U Supermtendent of Unit Distnct LESTE R LESSMAN l.. W BEIERMANN fig? 1 lPicture not nvailablel WILLIAM BROWN JESSE DUNKEL JOHN STEAD 5 QI .-60-Q 11,1 WINIFRED GRANT!-IAM VERYL CHAUSSE El-EANOR TOMPSON ROBERT JONES Home Economics Englhh Lgngugggs Commercial Music DEAN MULLEN GRACE wr-:sr MARVIN sc:-IROEDER H'l'f0fY Enslish Mathematics Q HERMAN H PRESLEY R R CRUM LOLITA BOCKEWITZ FRED WEAS Conch Science Principal Secretary Agriculture 6 ,X 7 -.. --.,....,q.., upf- ut- X RONALD POLSTON Student Council Class Treasurer Librarian Spanish Club Spanish Club P resident Ra -Co -Hi Spotlight Manager Good Craclous Grandma Toby Helps Out Band Solo Band BARBARA ANN LEWEY F H A Publicity Book DIXIE HOUSE Travel Club Tumbling Latm Club President Spotlight Staff Senior Reporter Toby Helps Out Llbrarlan PAUL BROA DDUS FFA Class President Good Gracious Grandma Toby Helps Out Spotlight Baseball F FA Vice President Basketball Band WILLA EGELHOFF' Chorus F H A Historian F H A Member Assistant Dxrecto of Junior Senior Plays Librarian RUTH MCGINNIS G A A G A A Reporter Chorus Student Counc xl Good Gracious Spotlight Grandma 1 s if , 2 ' A . i . 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L 1 73 8 ff' 'C' WILLIAM REINEKE Baseball Basketball Track Good Gracious Grandma Toby Helps Out Band Student Councxl Class President Ra Co l-ll Staff Reporter Ra Co H1 Editor PAT TUCKER Librarian Good Gracious Grandma Toby Helps Out Student Council Spotlight Assistant Editor Spotlight Editor LOUELLA HITCHLNGS Chorus Band Spanish Club G A A Lxbranan Spotlight Student Council Toby Helps Out Prompter RALPH BENNING F F A Band Good Gracxous Grandma Track Baseball Spotlight Spanish Club Boys Chorus DICK OWENS Basketball Baseball Track Secretary and Treasurer Vice President Toby Helps Out Band DORCTHY BRACKENHOFF Chorus The Beauty Contest F H A Parliaments:-lan 7 G.A.A. 3 Latin Club Toby Helps Out PHYLLIS FOSTER F H A Officer Band Tno Chorus Dramatxcs Good Gracious Grandma Spanish Club Secretary of Class Secretary and Treasurer Ra Co H1 Staff Lxbranan D A R KENNETH WAGAHOFF Cheerleader Reporter F F A Secretary of F F A Librarian DALLAS BRAYEZ F F A Nlana ge r NANCY HANKS Chorus Band F H A Spothght G A A Class Reporter Ra Co H1 State Contest Solo Gu-ls Quartette Secretary G A A MARIAN BEIERMANN Chorus F H A G A A Vice Presxdent of Class Good Gracxous Grandma Toby Helps Out Band Spanxsh Club Spotlight Ra Co Hx Staff Treasurer oi F H A Reporter of F H A C NLS Solo Contest WANDA SCHNEIDER G A A F H A . . . ' l-Z-3-4 3-4 ' 4 l-Z ' l-Z-3-4 .. - .. 3 ' 3 Z 4 - - ' 3-4 . . 3 . . . 4 l . . . l-Z-3 President 1 2 . . . 1 Z l . . . 2-3 - ' I ,, . .. tl, vu 3 . 3- me 9 qys JOHN SMITH Basketball Baseball Manager Good Gracious Grandma Toby Helps Out Class Presxdent Secretary and Treasurer Reporter Band F F A LUCILLB BEATTY Chorus Wll..l..lAM STEWART W restllng Football Golf Baseball Basketball Track ALICE DUNLA P G A A Reporter of G A A F H A Librarian Spothght Secretary and Treasurer of Class Student Council 'The Valiant FINIS FRANK Basketball Track Nhnager Look kde In The Eye Latin Club Z A 2 l .. - .. 3 H H 4 ' 1 Z l-Z I . . . 3 Z ' 1-Z l-Z l 3-4 . 7 3-4 JL . 3-4 2.2 14 f 7,,A4',,. - Chorus 142-3 , f 1-'f-- . . . 4 z 'i U.. af naw? -ra! . . . V .aka Ib: Q' : . .i Y 'xg' . a c 4 'ng 'L A ru 3 4 -, ? - ' -' 1- , l I-Z Z-3 .. .- 3 3-4 JZ .lvl 5 Semor Cam cut Wulf nclgwtament We the 1 H S class of 1949 being in poor health and unsound mind do hereby make and publish this last will and testament of such wordly goods as we possess To Mr Crum, we bequeath an entirely new and different system for the dismissal of the Study Hall at noon and after school also a secretary who will remain faithful longer than the previous ones have and also our gratitude for his counceling which will be of great help to us in our future lives To Mr Mullen we bequeath two History classes that will study their lessons and also a dance hall where he may spend his spare time To Mr Chausse we bequeath some librarians who will not sleep on the Job and who are not so romantically inclined To Mr Weas we bequeath an agricultural minded Agriculture class who will not take lt upon themselves to leave class at any time To Mrs West, we bequeath a permanent seating arrangement and a group of students who think more than they talk To Mr Jones we bequeath a good marching pep band who will stay 1n step, also a bus driver who will not go to the contests without h1m To Miss Grantham we bequeath a durnbwaiter to bring the candy box upsta1r s, and some girls who will pay more attention to the candy sales than the surrounding scenery To Mr Presley we bequeath a basketball team who will respect the word of the officlals To Miss Thompson, we bequeath a Spotlight Staff who w1ll turn their copy in on time To Mr Shroeder we bequeath a Mathematics class who will understand his theories as explains them, also the title of Sluggo To Lol1ta Bockewitz, we bequeath a husband, a farm and a happy home To the .Tamtors Mr N1mer1ck and Mr Watson, we bequeath a broom with a motor and a seat on it so they will be able to complete their work faster and to Mr Watson a carton of chewing gum To the Bus Dr1vers, we bequeath better roads more polite students and radios for their buses I Lucille Beatty bequeath my Job as a baby sitter and the boy friend that goes with it to Zeal Zimmerman I Paul Broaddus, bequeath my ab1l1ty to get along with a certain Sophomore girl to Jim Murphy and also a truck to escort her around in. I, Ralph Benning, bequeath my height to Jim Huber and also my ability to play the Bari- tone Horn. 12 0 0 0 0 I 4, . 9 '-- . . , . I o . , , . . . I , , . . . 0 I . . . 0 I . I I . . . . 0 I . . . . . I . . 0 I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 I ' ' ll Il he . . . . . . . . . I U o . . . . . . I . . . . . . . l I . I I Mar1an Bexermann bequeath my loxe of clancmg homemakmg ab1l1ty and flute to Lucllle Van Zant I Dallas Braye bequeath to Gerald Kates my Sophomore flame and also a camou flaged car so no one w1ll be able to catch you stalled along country roads Dorothy Brakenhoff bequeath my Holland Pen Pal to Neddxe Bockew1tz Look out Neddxe Phylhs Foster bequeath to Betty Nhehaus my ab1l1ty to catch a man and to keep h1m after you get h1m Good luck Betty 'Xhce Dunlap bequeath to Evelyn Harper my love of sallors Smooth sallnng Exelyn Wllla Egelhoff bequeath to V1rg1n1a Monke my fl1rtat1ons and loxe affarrs I F1315 Franks bequeath to Dale Davldson my loxe of school and the ab1l1ty to roller skate I Nancy Hanks bequeath my qulet d1spos1t1on a pa1r of fog hghts and the abzlxty to hold a good man when she gets one to Rxta Sutter I Luella Hltchmgs bequeath my elghth perlod lxbrary and all the boys that go wlth I DIXIE House bequeath my boxsterous d1spos1t1on to Marlene Bockewltz Yak Yak I Barbara Lewey bequeath to Norma Dunlap my engagement rmg and all the Jewelry that goes w1th It I R1chard Owens bequeath to Joe Mlzera my way wlth the women and also my speed on the basketball floor I Ronald Polston bequeath my long ha1r and snuifer to Harlon Klump B111 Remeke bequeath to Bob Erwm my athlet1c ab1lxty and also my short haxr Wanda Schnelder bequeath my s1ze and stature to Rosemary Remdl Johnnle Smxth bequeath my good looks and n1ckname Chxckenhouse to Maurlce Hyort I B111 Stewart bequeath my muscles and my way wmth a certam Freshman to Leonard Schum Pat Tucker bequeath my good looks my shape and sweet personalxty to Sherdell Lanter Kenneth Wagahoff bequeath my 31 Chex rolet and my oxer functxonmg gland to Leroy Walch l Ruth McGmnxs bequeath my household duties and my weddmg rmg to Darlene G1lbe rt 13 I, , ' ' . I, . ' A . . . it fexcluding Mr. Chaussel to Evelyn Waterman. I, I . ' ' . I, . . ' . ,, . ,. . I, . , , ' I, I , ' ' ' ' ' Clan fenaua Ninn Ida Luc111e Beatty Marlan Agnes Belermann B1rth known As 1 avorxte hxpresslon Occ upahon Lxkes Habxt Aspxratxon Destlned To Apr 11 9 1928 Lucxlle Go1ng to school Jxm K Bemg early Be a housewxfe Be an old mald November 6 1931 Shorty' Ah, shut up Feed1ng calves Danclng Sk1pp1ng school Be a secretary Marry the boss Name Ralph Ar nold B enn1ng Dorothy Jean Brackenhoff B1rth Known As Favorlte Express1on Occupatxon Lxkes Hablt Aspxratlon Destmed To May 1 1931 Rufus Oh my gosh G1v1ng teachers trouble De Soto s Eatxng Be an av1ator Keep h1s feet on the ground December Z7 1931 Dot Ohhh Wr1t1ng to her pen pal Rad1o Myster1es Bexng Studxous Be a nur se Cut somebody s throat Name Dallas Or v111e Br aye Paul Eugene Broaddus Bxrth Known As Favorne Expressmon Occupat1on L1kes Hablt Asp1rat1on Dest1ned To January 16 1932 Humphry Slap you Sllly Study1ng rn class Nonsense Be1ng Manager Manager of New York Yankees Be a farmer Apr11Z6 1931 Red I 11 never tell Cutt1n up m class Joan Rarsxng Hogs Be a Farmer Be one Name Ahce Ma e Dunlap W111a E11een Egelhoff B1rth Known As Favorne Expressmn Occupatxon Lxkes Hablt Asp1rat1on Desnned To May 19 1930 George Oh George Seemg George George Go1ng w1th George Marry George Be Mrs George June Z0 1931 W11ler the kxller Heavens, No Typxng Food Wr1t1ng Shorthand Be a Secretary Get Marr1ed Name Phy111s Jeanmne Foster F1n1s Lee Frank Bxrth Known As Favonte Expressmn Occupauon Lxkes Hablt Aspxratxon Dest1ned To November Z1 1929 Boyd H Gosh Dramatlc readlng Plyxnouths Talkzng 1n class Be hvely Be dull September 7 1930 P1nkum Aw go on Farm1ng Skat1ng G1v1ng teachers a hard txme Be a Doctor Be a c1ty s11cker Name Nancy Ann Hanks Luella Marle H1tch1ngs Blrth Known As Favormte Expressxon Occupatzon L1kes Hablt Asp1rat1on Destrned To August Z5 1931 Nance H My Soda Jerk Studebakers Try1ng to be d1gn1f1ed Marry Lynn Get lost rn a o July 8 1931 Lulu My Gosh Sm111ng Boys Mov-mg Nab somebody Get lost 14 n 1 i . . . 1. I I - u - n u 1 ' ' ' ' ll II ll 'Y . Oh ' K 1 Q ' u I C . . . . a 9 ll If ll U' - - u n u n . , . . . . . . . . . . - , , 1 D u n u n - - u - is u 0 uv . . . H . , . . . . . . ' 0 1 9 9 as u n - - ns ' ' ll 'U ll 'U 9 . , . . . . . Q . . . . 1 v . u n u. - ll ' ' me on u on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 3 , , W n 1 as n u so - - u n u O1 1 ' s 0 . . . . . , . ' f g Narne Dxxxe Ruth House Barbara Ann Lewey Bxrth Known As Favorxte Expressxon Occupatxon Lmkes Habmt Aspxratlon Destxned To January Z5 1933 Dlx Hah Laughlng Flylng Trylng to skate Be a nur se Be one Januaryl 1931 Barb Yes Ke1th Farming Ke1th Swltchlng rlngs Be a good housewrfe Be one Name Ruth Wempen Mc Gxnms Rlchard Speckt Owens Brrth Known As Favorlte Expressxon Ocrupatxon Lmkes Hablt Asp1rat1on Destxned To January Z 1931 Wemp Hey Phy111s Keep1ng house Marned L1fe Scorchlng water Ra1se a fam11y Have one July Z1, 1931 Dick I don t know Farmlng V1r g1n1a Sm1l1ng Be a farmer Be one Name Ronald Wayne Polston W1111am Henry Remeke Brrth Known As Favorxte Expressmn Occupatlon Llkes Hab1t Asplratxon Deshned To November 1 1931 Lassme Gmns Ablhty to stay ln class Long ha1r Keep1ng mt combed Be presldent of the U S Be a hobo August 7 1931 Radlcal Aw qu1t f11rt1n wxth me Mowmg yards Jane Cleamng h1s glasses Be an eng1neer Run a hardware store Name Wanda Jean Schne1der John Eldon Sm1th B1rth Known As Favor1te EXPTCSSIOR Occupatxon Lxkes Hab1t Asp1rat1on Destxned To August 27 1931 Shorty Gosh Farrrung The Clarks Chew1ng gum Be a secretary Marry a Clark Apr1l 14 1931 Johnny I wasn't talk1ng to you Truckzng Marllyn Chewlng Gum Be a trucker Be a dog catcher Name W1111am Gene Stewart Patr 1c1a Ann Tucker Blrth Known As Favorxte Expressmon OCCUp3tlOn L1kes Hab1t Aspxratlon De stlned Aprxl 11 1931 Sk1p Gads Fxghtmg To brag Chas1ng the gxrls Be a brlckrnason To be one May 17 1932 Pat ' Oh Gosh L1sten1ng to the radxo Baseball Bemg per s1stent Be a teacher Be a professor Name Kenneth Rayrnond Wagahoff B1rth Known As Favorlte Express1on Occupatxon Likes Hab1t Aspxratxon Destxned To November 8 1932 Kenny I 11 slap you s1lly Herman s handyman Cute garls Tallung 1n class Run a Ford Garage Sell Motorcycles 15 D1x1e House 49 Fuus Frank 49 Willa Egelhoff 49 f 1 1 an - ll an In , - - as no n - is 1 . . . 1 u on an - ' - u ' lv as 5 vu . . . . . . ,, . . . H . . . I 1 so ' n as - Ol ' - u - nv an - - - 5 ' I . . . . . . . . . . Q 9 1 u u on n , - - n in on - n . . . . l 9 ll ' ii ll I - - u ll In M 9 . . . . . . 9 u so - - 1- s - lr - I . . . . . . . , . . , 1 Lynda Hzalory On September 6 1945 twenty four new students came to the Raymond l-hgh School knowlng very 11ttle about the wonders of the school Durmg the second s1x weeks we elected off1cers and selected Mr D1ehl as our sponsor Durmg our Freshman year we lost three of our students 1eav1ng a total of twenty one They were Nancy Osborn B111 Ne1haus and Ted Gasser After our struggle through our Freshman year we entered our Sophomore year Wlth e1ghteen members We rece1ved two new members Herb Recker from St I-101115 and DOTOUIY Brackenhoff from Nokom1s We had members partzclpatxng 1n sports ver se speak1ng and cheerleadrng On September 5 of th1s term the student body and faculty were shocked 1n deep sorrow at the death of one of our school mates Lester H1tch1ngs Dur1ng our .Tumor year there were many spec1al events Our f1rst soc1al event was a wrener roast at Marlan Be1ermann s home Then on November 7 we presented the play Good Grac1ous Grandma wh1ch proved to be very successful and enterta1n1ng We made a most dehghtful tr1p to Urbana February ZZ to see Shakespeare s drama Tam1ng of the Shrew Our f1na1 soc1al a.ffa1r was the annual banquet held 1n the attract1ve Cameha Room of the FT1S1na Hotel m Tay1orv1l1e It was a very dehghtful even1ng whlch was enjoyed very much by everyone who attended Then came our last year together We started out the soc1a1 events for the year w1th a party held at Phyllls Foster s home The beg1nn1ng of the evenmg was spent 1n playlng games and danc1ng In add1t1on to th1s our class presented a three act comedy Toby Helps Out ' wh1ch recewed many laughs from the aud1ence Some of our students were 1nterested 1n band and chorus dur1ng the year Wh1Ch proved then' progress by the fxne rat1ngs they recexved 1n var1ous contests Our g1ft to the school 15 a speakers stand The class of 49 hope they w111 use xt We have come to the end of our road 1n h1gh school Some w1l1 go on to school and others w11l f1nd jobs But as they travel along we hope they w1ll remember the days at R H S Al1c e Dunlap Barbara Lewey Luella H1tch1ng 16 S I 1 1 ' . . Q Q I 1 . Q 2 1 Q . . . . Q . ' ' 0 u 4 Q Q r o 1 . . , , Q Q . . . . Q . . Q - Q u - u - a . n 4 . . . . 0 1 1 n - an - - - Q . . . . . . . Q Q , I . , . , . . . . . . . . . . Q H , . . . Q Q . , . . . 3 9 I . . . . Q Q Q Q Cla!! pI'0plleCy In the modern age of 1981 all is different from decades ago, but mem- ories still linger on as is apparent as now in the home in .some far-away city where a very precious memory is found by an inquisitive Child as we hear: Mother what s this book of funny looking people? I found it 1n the att1c Why that dear is Mother s picture album from high school My what memories that book holds Mama please s1t down and tell me about some of them Oh I really don t have the time Please Marna Oh alright I just can t refuse Start w1th these Mama They look so funny These dear are the members of the class of 49 and the faculty members at that time Starts turning pa gesj This 1S a kind looking man Who was he? That my sweet 15 Mr Crum He was the principal then In my day we just called him Mr Crum but now he s the President of the country s best and biggest college He has been quoted as saying that part of his success 1S due to his secretary Mrs Dwight Johnson, who at the time I knew her was Lolita Bockewitz. Her picture is here on th1s page It's a mystery to me how some people can run both a home and an office so effxciently Oh Mama, who could this be 7 factory known frankly as Fims Franks Frankfurter Company He started this business with the help of Alice Dunlap whose picture 1S over here It seems she has proved to be one of the most capable secretary salesmanager to be found I read just the other day where she was elected one of the ten best secretarxes of the year Right over here we have John Smith He was marr1ed right after graduation I received a letter from Marilyn his wife just the other day He inherited a farm a few miles from Harvel when they were married Made quite a success of it and now they have given lt the fancy name of Sm1th's Inc This looks like a lively little man What s his narne That my dear is Mr Mullens He is now known as Fred Astaire the II He has appeared in sever al films and also on Broadway He has grown fabulously wealthy partly due they say to the fact that he never for gets his change Opposite him IS Mr Presley All nature lovers 1n the world knows him because he is the possessor of the greatest bug collection in the world He says he owes his success in his hobby to the students whom he taught at good old Rayrnond High School His collection was recently enlarged when this man here Mr Schroeder sent h1m a rare bug from Africa 17 , . . . . . I - s . , . . . l I O I . a , . , . . . , I I 0 ' O , I D , , . . . . . C . . , . , . 0 I u Well remember those frankfurters you ate for dinner--they came from this man's ll ' ' Il ' , . ' ' In ' II . . . . , . , . . . . - , 3 v ' Mr, Schroeder was quite an authority in Mathematics Just recently he was called to Egypt to measure a pyramid Besides finding a bug for Mr Presley he also found the buried treasure of a king of long ago The government let him keep it for pay for his work. Last Iheard he was giving away money right and left Quite a lot of it goes to his secretary Wanda Schneider who Mr Schroeder says She has proven to be one of the most capable, fast working secretaries I ve ever had Mother Who s this great big boy with these great big muscles? That is Bill better known as Skip Stewart Don t you remember me reading to you about that football star the other evening Well that was Skip He s made quite a name for himself in Professional football it seems However Skip says he s getting too old to play and is seriously thinking of retiring to a little farm he owns a few miles from Raymond Oh Mother this boy looks like a cheerleader Yes dear That s Kenneth Waggahoff who was a cheerleader for four years Now guess the only chance he gets to use his voice is to call the children and the pigs l-Ie gets his income from a 1 000 acre farm which he operates himself under the super vision of his wife Next to him is his very close friend Dallas Braye I was told Dallas is one of the most respected eminent men of Raymond And believe it or not they say he has a son who s six feet eleven and three fourths inches tall Mother isn t this a pretty girl? Polston He used to like long hair however the last time I heard of him he didn t have a hair on his head Even has a band of his own it seems Makes at least fzfty dollars for every sweet note that comes from his horn Oh Mother this looks like a nice man That s Paul fbetter known as Redj Broaddus Poor Red had an unfortunate love affair It seems that a crooner stole his lady love s heart but was his heart broken for long No not Red Instead with determination in his heart he went out and found an actress and married her Contrary to what everyone expected the actress turned out to be a perfect farmer s wife Due to the work they have done together Paul has be come one of the most respected farmers in that area I m so glad to hear everything turned out all right for him Mother He looks like such a nice man Oh who s she? Let s see why that s Barbara Lewey She was married right after graduation I think The last time I heard of her and her husband they were travelmg in foreign countries It seems he made his fortune in the Bell Telephone Company which he ceived as a wedding present Oh yes here is Ruth McGinnis I saw her picture in the Glamour magazine just the other day She has just started a new series of the lectures on 'Latest Paris Fashions She is considered an authority on fashions and has been chosen one of the Ten Best Dressed Women in the United States 18 u Cl . . . K . 5 . , . . ' . I That dear is not a girl. It is a boy who used to let his hair grow. His name is Ronald . n .7 i . .3 n D 1 . . . ' - re- 5 . . ,, . u s . . Mother haven t I seen th1s lady some place before? Yes dear you have Last summer at the concert she was the flute solxst lt s Marzan Belermann She began her career m htgh school and continued playmg after graduatmg This as the picture of the man who cnrects the orchestra she plays Ln He was band and chorus dtrector when I was an htgh school Hxs name IS Mr Jones and now he IS dxrec tmg this orchestra which he calls h1s All G1rl Symponxc Orchestra He and hts group have made an extenswe tour of the world and just recently played for a gathermg of all the royalty of Europe Goodness here s a smart lookmg man tell me all about htm That s Mr Chausee I was readmg m the paper just the other day an artxcle about h1m The school board at Raymond deczded to gave he and Mrs Chausee a rest and vacation by fmanclng an extenswe tour through all of Italy However when he got to Rome and started fluently readmg the Latm mscrlpttons the people decxded he was another Caesar and gave hlm a place as head of the government And as he always dxd everythmg else he has made quzte a success of xt Thxs gxrl oppos1te hxm IS Dune House She was also mentloned 1n that :tem about Mr Chausee too When he was made ruler he sent for Dune to come and act as has secretary smce she was always eff1c1ent tn her Latm Translations Let s see who do we have over here? Oh yes it s Dzck Owens and B111 Remeke They are the ones who have desxgned and produced the R O Plane a car destgned to travel on land and sea and in the a1r It IS already ahead of the Ford and Chevrolet 1n popularlty They are assisted m then' busxness by Luella Hxtchmgs She has taken on the tremendous Job of recordlng the sales records She has done so much for their company that they are thxnkmg of changing the name to the R O La Plane Now here s another faculty member lt s Mxss Grantham You know how particular mother IS about always lookmg at the label of the dresses she buys for you The dresses of the Gratham Inc Company are especlally made for lxttle girls 11ke you It IS really the most rehable dress firm that Iknow Oh 'yes here s Lucille Beatty Goodness I guess nearly every parent 1n this country knows that name She sta rted the fxrst baby stttmg company m the Unlted States Now there are branch offxces all over the Un1ted States known as Beatty s Baby Sxtters Inc lsn t thxs Phyllis Lively? lt looks just l1ke her Yes that is Phyllzs However then she was lcnown as Phyllis Foster She was another who marrled right after graduatzon Wlnle she was nn high school she took up oratxon L ve often heard 1t saxd that due to the trammg she has the last word ln her famzly She never gave up the trammg she had nn playmg the comet either Just last month she is credited with hittmg the lughest note ever to be h1t wnth anythmg but a sledge hammer And thxs IS Nancy Hanks She also marrled soon after she left school Lynn Graham I thmk hxs name was Now they are l1v1ng on a farm near Raymond They have just recently celebrated a blessed event m their happy home they bought a new Studebaker Now here s another member of the faculty She s Mrs West Last year Mrs West paid S5 000 000 for a Girls Baseball Team known as the Sallxes Sluggers They say that they have really repa1d her by wmnmg the World s Champlonshlp 19 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 5, 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ll 1 - ' av 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 u - 1 11 7 l I U 1 1 1 , 1 1 Oh I remember th1s lady Mama She was ln a mov1e we had at school the other dav about THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS You probably d1d then for thms 15 W1lla Egglehoff She took on a great responslblhty after she graduated She began a career as a l1brar1an and has now worked herself up to Chxef l..1brar1an of the L1brary of Congress Ho you ll hear plenty about Pat Tucker th1s glrl here She just f1n1shed Wrxtmg a book called l OOO OOO Slmple Rules to Remember While Eatmg They say that thls book 15 far better costs more 1s bxgger and more referred to than Errnly Post s ever was She has as a hobby edxtmg the Chzcago Dazly News Chlcago Sun and Chlcago Moon Next to her 15 Dorothy Brackenhoff Iheard after hmgh school she went to Europe w1th her father and there she met a Count Beltravers They were marrzed xmmedlately and lwed happ1ly ever after 1n Beltraver s country rend1t1on of Deep Nlght has made hlm the second Rudy Valle He has also wr1tten several songs whxch are stlll at the top of the h1t parade Thls man IS Mr Weas who afterwards when resxgnlng from hxs job at the high school returned to Canada wlth h1s wxfe and there revolutlonlzed agrxculture condltwns there Here rn these back pages are the h1gh school and campus m mother s day Now they are very much changed Now the entxre school stretches over two acres The pup1ls are requ1red to take only two subjects They have a recreatwn room Jounng each class room where a student may go and relax 1f he gets bored wxth h1s teachers and classes Coke machmes on every desk 111 the bulldlng They also have the use of cars espec1ally prov1ded for them by the school board whxch they can use to go where they w1sh Just recently they have added somethlng new In all mathematlcal depart ments they have secured mechan1cal men to do all problems for the students Mother they are very n1ce I wlll go and put It back where I found It and then mf I be real good w1ll you let me look at lt again? The Ewelyns Z0 , 1 K u a y' 1 n . - 1 Here's a boy you've heard many times on the radio. It's Ralph Benning. His - - u - as - . 616194 P08111 Everyone lmkes nursery rhymes To that you ll' all agree But whether you llke ours or not You ll have to watt and see L1ttle Boy Broaddus Come blow your horn The sheep are 1n the meadow The cows are an the corn Where 15 that boy who should be tendxng hls sheep'7 He s dreamlng of Joann and Catchlng up on sleep L1ttle Mlss W11la sat on a pxllow Eatmg her p1e and cake Along came Ducky He was happy go lucky But he dzdn t scare W1lla away Ralph Ralph the farmer s son Went on sprees when he was young He played the ba rmtone ln the band And everyone gave Ralph a hand Wanda Schnelder sxpped some clder Down besmde the sea A boy came by and Wanda saxd G1 won t you s1p some cmder wlth m Dlddle Dmddlmg Dumplmg Went to bed wlth hxs br1tches on One stockmg off and one stockmg on Out too late wlth Marllyn John? I w11l slng you a song Though xt s not very long Of Maman and her flute C She blows and blows and blows and blows But the songs she plays are cute As Flnxs Frank and Nancy Hanks Were walkmg out one Sunday Sald FIDIS Franks to Nancy Hanks Tomorrow w1ll be Monday Kenny Kenny puddmg and p1e Kmsses the gnrls and makes them cry When the glrls come out to play Then Kenny always runs the1r way Ruthle McG1nn1s can eat no fat Iunlor can eat no lean So Ruthme never cooks a 'mng And the platers are always clean Z1 . I ' ' 1 . P I ., . , . . . l . , . . , . Mr, Smith's son John, . y . ' .. . . .. , . . . . . . . , IC ' il . . . 1 Y.: Ronme Rommxe the Polston s son He played the sax when he was young But the only tune he learned to play Was 'Oh My Darlmg Nellle Gray There was a young lady called Phyllls She used to lxke all of the fellows But now It IS sald That she s gomg to be wed So farewell to the rest of you fellows Sk1p Skip the carpenter s son Went to work when the work was done Skzp s awful b1g but he ll do no harm As long as you never ment1on the farm Luella Luella m a new gown Lookmg for a fella all around town Whenever she sp1es one She turns on the charm And falls mto the young man s arms Little Dzck Owens had a Jeep He drove xt up and down the street Whenever a g1rl came walkmg by He pressed on the horn and let her fly Hickory D1ckory Dock Alice keeps watchmg the clock She ll know for herself That George w1ll be there on the dot Said Dallas Braye to Mr Braye I m takmg the car tonlght Sa1d Mr Braye to Dallas Braye You do and there 11 be a fight Said Dallas Braye to Mr Braye Please pop I won t go far Well to make the story short Dallas never got the car l..uc1l1e 15 a girl that we all hke She gets her lessons wlthout a grlpe She studzes hard from day to n1ght And hardly ever gets in a fzght A d1llor a dollar An excellent scholar A teacher Pat wants to be She works hard ln Math In order to pass Pat will go far you ll see Z2 . . , I I B ' 1 10 . . , I Q , . , I D Y . I . V . I For when it strikes twelve l l . . , ll 0 U 0 Ii . l , ll O ' 11 ' 0 Y ll 1 , . I 7 1 . . Dune Dune cute and flxey Where do you get your pep'P You breeze around from place to place So that s why no one s caught you yet'P Barbara and Kexth went up the h1ll To fetch a pall of water Barbara fell mn love Heavens above Then Kelth came tumblmg after Wee W1ll1e Reineke Runs through the town Lookmg for J'an1e Who just can t be found W11l1e s good at basketball There s not a boy 1n Raymond Hlgh That can beat XV11116 s pace Dorothy has a boy frlend Has name IS Joey G And every place that he goes There you ll see Dorothy B Dorothy s ha1r 15 long and blonde Ith1nk her eyes are blue We thmk that Dorothy s awfully nlce And l guess Toe does too We hope you llked our lxttle poem For now It IS complete And now mf you ll excuse us please I guess we ll take our seats Z3 Willie likes to race. W FIRST ROW Remdl Smlth Land Vedekind hates Buckewxtz Erwin Huber Poggenpohl Land McGlaughl1n Gnlbert QEZCOND R'5V Grantham Boehler Nlehauu Waterman Ha per Haury Van Zan! Dunlap Smith Monke Bloome Lanier Weitekamp Uhrig Lewey Chauase Mxllburq Casolarl Schum Hjort Herrmann 0 UIIJOPJ The members of thzs class have won many honors ln speech, musxc, and athletxc con tests and have contr1buted much to the hlgh ratlng of our school m these events The jmuor Class Play Keep Movmg, whtch was presented m the early fall a Halloween party at the school, and a pxcmc at Taylorvllle were some of the socxal affairs on the jumor calendar The most tmportant soclal event was the junlor Semor Banquet ln the Cameha Room of the Frxsma Hotel ln Taylorvxlle honormg the 49 ers m Western style Z5 TOP ROW! Hltchlngs, Pope, Owens, Klump. Nleuler, Hoffman. Gleseking, Benning, Ogden. Walch. 1 I I . Q U - - I I a 1 n sunn I I 1 , FIRST ROW Ward Crawford Moore Lanier Frank Wextekamp Colvm Wextekamp Weltekamp Mlzera SECOND ROW Mill Thompson Mondhink Guthrie Specht Howard Jackson Erwin Kieaer Tobtrman White Thompson Schneider Mullen TOP ROW Seifert Bergmann Kraner C a ford Held Mu phy Lanter Da xdso Mosby Wernsing Sutter op omore Clay On September 16 1948 the Sophomore Class of Raymond Hxgh School held 1ts hrst meetmg Last year s Presxdent joyce Sexfert was ln charge of the busmess meetlng It purpose was to elect officers for the comlng year Presxdent Edward Wextekamp Secretary and Treasurer Marlan Haynes Reporter Rita Sutter Student Councll jane Lanter, Hershel Owens Betty Frank replac d Marxan Haynes as Secretary after the fxrst semester for she moved to another school There IS a regular meetmg held every hrst Thursday of the month consxstmg of a busmess meetmg and entertaxnment On occaslons refreshments were served james Murphy was an outstandmg member of our class, for he was L11 charge of the entertam ment whxch was excellent work Members of our class usually partlcxpated mn the enter taxnment We are allowed two partxes durmg the school year Our fxrst party was held ln the fall lt was held at Taylorvxlle park where we had a picnlc supper and afterwards we went skatmg Our second party was an out of door party held at Lanter s Farm Our contnbutmon to the assembly program brought out the good pomts of proper manners whxch when fulhlled, contrxbute to better cltlzenshlp Our sponsors are Mxss Thompson and Mr Mullen The1r guidance has been mstru mental m the soctal success of the Sophomore Class We of the Sophomore Class look forward to thelr presence 1n cormng years Z6 2 . . . r W . . . r . . v' n, , , , . . . . l . . Y ., . - . , , . Vice-President-Wayne Colvin I I - - I , . ' I I cgfeclllhlell FIRST ROW Ho Imam Tod! Gxlb H3 I Cooler Tucker Cllollrl Everlen Thunho SECOND ROW Stillahn Kolkh B My Janssen Lucu Lebqck Bruno Kynch Benning 5 ith G d TOP ROW Schroeder H G1 lu g Wagahol! Welt Brache r K ager Ho se Bo k xt a d McGl th U1 .gfeillhlan GWJ marched mto the halls of R C H S Each wxth hxs own thoughts of what he would achieve durmg the followmg years Our hrst meetmg we elected Mr Schroeder as our class sponsor and held an electlon of offlcers jack Cooler Presxdent Lorena Schum Vlce Presxdent jim Huber Secretary Treasurer and Pat Hjort Reporter Student Councxl members Kenny Tucker and Pat HJort Durmg the year we lost three of our classmates Dorxs Day was the fxrst to leave then Paul Janssen and next Ann Smxth But not long after th1s loss Shirley Thatcher came to us from Greenvxlle Our class boasted one entry rn the C M S mustc contest Dolores Hoffrnan was a warded second d1v1sxon for barxtone solo We were also represented ln the dxfferent orgamzatwns such as G A A , Band Chorus F H A and F F A Those takmg part ln athletxcs were jack Cooler jtm Huber Rudy Casolarl jack Wagahoif Dean Ogden Kexth Brachear and Kenny Tucker We had two class parttes durmg the year Our hrst was a skatmg party at Nokom1s the second a skatmg party and pxcmc at Taylorvxlle Z7 I f . , ' ert, 'ort. iuber, , , , , rst. Z , orst, Zimmerman, ea , , , , , , , m , ra en. 1 , oward, 'ese 'n . Ogden, , , A , r . u , c ew' z n o 1' . On the day of September, 1948, the new Freshman Class of thirty-eight members ' . I ' I ' : . ' : . - ' : ' . ' 1 ' n - . 9 . , i . . , n - I I 0 O I - . . . , . . . : , . , ., I I D U ' . . ' . . . ' F 9904 BOTTOM ROW e s W it k p W lch Ho Wagahofi B aye Br ddus Kates Ogden Ogden L nd MIDDLE ROW Hou e n P p E. m Pogg pohl Sch m H Hitchmgs C a fo d 1 undeh s lCel'J Dallas Braye Presldent Paul Broaddus Vzce Presxdent Kenny Wagahoff Secretary Gerald Kates Treasurer Bob Kelser Reporter Don Hoffman Sentinel Durmg the early months of the winter the F F A held a pest kxllmg contest They kllled approxzmately twenty fwe hundred pest Thxs year the F F A sold two kmds of garden seed The F F A had two cattle judgxng teams Both teams rated high wxth Bob Buggs placmg second among szxty boys At the annual Parent Son Banquet the guest speaker was Reverend Hadlway from Hlllsboro who spoke on the value of hobb1es Because the F H A gzrls dld such an efflcxent Job of servmg at the banquet the F F A treated them w1th a skatmg party at the Lmtchfxeld r1nk The Freshman mernbers of the F F A have ralsed the Flag on the campus as a part of learmng how to dlsplay the Flag The offncers went to an offncers trauung school at Bethany early last fall 29 I l I I Ow n , e e am , a , ffman, , r , on , . , v B . : se, W r sing, Klump, o e, Benning, Fverlan, rw' , en , u . errmann, ' , r w r , TOP ROW: Advisor Weas. Colvin, Wedekind, Land, Millburg, Weitekamp, Weitekamp, Cooler, Casolar', Th r or t, Brachear. Krager, if 1 ' l I ' ' . 2 r . 5 ' . : - . ' - go go o , , . . . . . . . - . 0 I O Y 1 n I - 4 , . BACK ROW Schnexd Betty C ord Hoff an V Z enning Ly ch L te White MIDDLE ROW Frank Mondhink Reindl Le ey Guthrie Leberk Schum HJ t Er in Specht Moore Egelhoff Boehler Miss Grenth m FRONT ROW S Smith M Smith Ni h u F s L ey S Lenter Sielert H be U ug W te Haury guture omemakera o afmerzca The fourth perxod of the second Thursday of each month found the Raymond Chapter of Future Homemakers of Amerlca ln session wlth Sherdell Lanter Presxdent ln charge Thlrty s1x members were enrolled thzs year wtth seven Freshmen servxng thexr apprentlce shnp durmg the flrst semester The chapter was represented on October 9 at the House of Delegates Conference of Sec tlon Slx ln Sprxngfleld by Joyce Selfert Vlce President Mary Lewey Parllamentarlan and Norma Dunlap A candlelxght mstallatzon of offlcers service was held October 16 at wh1ch tlme the followmg were mstalled Sherdell Lanter Presldent Joyce Selfert Vxce Presxdent Margaret Huber Secretary Marlan Bexerman Treasurer Mary Lewey Parllamentarxan Phylhs Foster Hrstorzan Margaret Uhrxg Reporter Mnss Wrmfred Grantham homemakmg teacher acted as sponsor Smce the program theme for the year was The New Look November s meetxng was entltled The New Look 1n Thankfulness On December 9 all mothers of Raymond I-hgh School students were honored at a Chrlstmas tea Two demonstratxons were glven thls year the fxrst by Betty Broaddus who showed The New Look m Hair Care, the second by Mrs Thelma Moore entltled The New Look ln Make up for Teen agers Elght apprentxces were mstalled as full fledged members of the F H A m a very nm presswe service on February 10 Fifteen members of the chapter accompanied by Mrs Wrlhs Egelhoff chapter mother and Mzss Grantham sponsor attended the sprmg rally held ln Guard March 5 Sherdell Lanter Elsie Haury Betty jo Erwm Darlene Specht and Ida Mae Mondhmk modeled dresses smts and skirts tn the F H A style show The New Look m Fashlons and Foods for Easter was high lighted wxth xllustratnons shown by Mxss Lolxta Bockewltz The New Look mn Career Glrls Semor Send offj May 12 honored the four F H A graduates Phylhs Foster Marian Bexermann Willa Egelhoff and Barbara Lewey Thus summer Joyce Se1fert w11l be sent to a leadershlp tramxng camp at Bloommgton lllmons to prepare her for her responsibilities as Presldent this commg year 0 I I ' er, a , rawf , m , an ant, B , n , an r, Bockrwitz, 2 . . . w . . . . 'or. w . . . . . n . I . . . . C B S. o ter. ew . . . ' . u r, hr' , a rman, ! . 1 P ' 9 ' 1 ' I ' I I I - I , Q l I Y Z l : I ' l , . - u as o . I . on . n . ' I . . . . . ' I - u . . , . . u . on , , - - . t 0 I I - . n ' o n I - I I I , ' , . . . . H . . n . . . . . n . - n - - I 1 . I I I ' 1 . . . . . - - - , . . FRONT ROW S1 f rt T dt Moore Gtlbet B cke it H ks Hub M nke Bloome Belermann Hjort LeBeck MIDDLE ROW Waterman Hoffman Zimmerman Toberman Keher Van Zan! Smith Gilbert Uhrlg Weitekamp Erwin White l-laury Harper BACK ROW Kolkhorst Beatty Lanter Brune Niehaus Boehler Welt Guthrie Frank Dunl p Schneid Mondhx k Ward Sutte Q0404 The G A A of 1948 49 boasts of forty members all very mterested tn the orgamza tnon and qutte athlettcally tnclmed We began the year wxth archery and softball and our ftrst soctal affalr was an tmttatton party for our new members Durmg the long wmter months we played basketball and volleyball wtth a basketball tournament conducted durmg noon hours The jumors proved to be champion basketball players At Chrtstmas we had a party and went carolmg wtth a gtft exchange and refreshments afterwards Wtth the commg of sprung we had softball agam wxth a deltghtful play day May 7 at l-hllsboro Brother Sister day May Z we had games out on the campus and wound the Maypole Durmg the year we tncreased our finances to S225 50 by sellxng soft drinks at the bas ketball games Some of our funds were used for a new equtpment shower curtains and a pmg pong set Two members wxll be sent to camp Talahat at Alton lllmots They are Lorena Schum and Vtrgmxa Monke Next year we are lookmg forward to a btgger and better G A A wtth the prospect of a play day and a week end camping trtp m early autumn Many of the G A A members wtll recewe awards this year and look back on thenr year in G A A as happy hours spent tn fun and health gxvtng activities 31 : 'ee , o , . ' r , o w z, an , er. 0 . t . Z . n p v 1 1 n I , . . . . . I - . n I I 1 1 f 1 G . er, ln . . l'. O O I I 1 n s I I I Q - ' I . U ' I I - ' 1 n 1 ' - , . . . . . . . . . - . , . . . . . . . Q . TOP ROW: Bockewitz, Seifert. Ward, Lucas. Smith, Bloome, Moore, Erwin, White, Huber. MIDDLE ROW: Polston. Cassolari, Kntes. Murphy, Mizera, Davidson, Lanter, Geiseking, Chausse. BOTTOM ROW: Keiser, Toberman, Schneider, Geiseking, Lanier. Beiermann, Monke, Lanier, Zxmmerman. , . 1 I I K . . I, - . . . ' . . 1 O . Insututed November 19 1947 Colors Red and Gold Flower Carnation Emblem Star Motto En 1a unlon esta la fureza In umon there IS strength Song O Noble Panamernca Meeting Every fourth Thursday ron fera.4 THE SPANISH C I.. UB Offlcers for hrst and second semester Presxdent Sherdell Lanter Gerald Kates Vxce Presldent Maman Be1ermann JIITI Murphy Secretary Marlyn Gelseklng Vlrglma Monke Treasurer Vlrglnla Monke Marlyn Gelsekmg Reporter Ardella Schnelder 32 TOP ROW Brackenhofl Harpe Kraner House Sutter MIDDLE ROW Chausse Vaterman Murphy Bocke li Uhrlg BOTTOM ROW V n Zant Mosby Er UI Huber F ank zrcu ua afznud LATIN CLUB Colors Rose and Sllver Offlcers for f1rst and second semester Flower Rose Presldent Bob Erwm DIXIE House Emblem C1rcle w1th laurel wreath Vxce Presldent Ivlargaret Huber jxm Kraner Song Gande amus lgltur Secretary Fmls Frank Rxta Sutter lwleetmg Every second Thursday Treasurer Ronald Mosby Margaret Huber Reporter Luc1lle Van Zant Bob Erwm 33 0 I L g lnstituted - Ivlarch 15, l948 Motto - Dum vivimus - fwhile we live, let us live eslucfenl Councz Crum Tucker Hitchings Tucker Poggenpohl Hjort Kate! Lanter iff-rr 35,4525 f L faflanl STANDING Chauue Dunlap Tucker Houu Drwtn Hltchings Schum Hoffman Lanier Polston Wlgahoff SEATED Harper Boehler Waterman Egelholi Bloome Sutter Ke1ser 34 pollaglzl :Staff The Spotlight Staff was fxrst organnzed m September 1947 lt held meetmgs once month wrth Pat Tucker Edxtor or Mlss Eleanor Thompson advxser conductmg the meetmgs On Aprll Z3 the staff vlslted the lllmols State journal and Regxster Bulldnng 1n Sprlngfxeld as well as L.1ncoln s Tomb the State Museum the State Capttol and other Inter estxng sltes Several members of the Ra Co H1 Staff made the trlp also The purpose of the Spotlnght IS to gwe the school and tts orgamzatxons pubhcxty and to inform parents townspeople and other schools of the actwxtxes of Raymond I-hgh School The newspaper ts prmted monthly at the Raymond News Office and IS supported fman cially w1th subscrxptlons from students and townspeople along with advertxsements sold to local busmessmen Mrs Grace West and Mr Veryl Chausse are co adv1sers to the staff Sherdell Lanter Feature Wrxter RCN!! Edxtor Remeke Business Manager Kates Assistant Editor Waterman Assistant Manager Wh1te Productron Manager Egelhoff Sports Edltor Erwin Assistant Manager Foster Assistant Edltor Huber Socxal Editor Van Zant Art Edntor Kelser Assistant Edxtor Seifert Snapshot Edxtor Polston Humor Editor Bloome Asststant Editor Davndson 35 - gg V . J a- o- i af BACK ROW Nexhaus Lucas Gilbert Smxth Graden Hanks Bockewnz Uhng Wempen Zxmmerman Janes FRONT ROW Hjort Huber Bloome Paury Gilbert Waterman Harper Sexiert Bennmg 36 ll' J C orua 9. I MIDDLE ROW: Beatty. Leway, Rllndl. Frank. Jacklon. Guthril. Lebcck. Stillahn. Boehler, Cornet Urio Monke, Foster, Sutte r. Cfarmel no uarlet Huber Bloome Bocke it H nks , , w z, a 1 5 Q Ward, Toberman, Geisking. 37 L Y' peecfz :Department The speech department of the school was represented m the followmg contests On February 26 the Dlstrxct Speech contest was held at Vtrden I-hgh School The students entered and the1r ratmgs were Phylhs Foster flrst rn both verse speakmg and oratlon Evelyn Waterman second ln humorous readmg and Evelyn Harper hfth tn dramatxc reading These ratings entitled Phyllis Foster and Evelyn Waterman to go to the Sectional meet which was held at Lmcoln There Phyllis recewed thxrd place an oratnon and ninth place tn w er se speakmg Evelyn recelved fourth place in humorous readmg At the C M S Llterary and Music Meet the total amount of pomts for all the speech work was greater than any other school and a trophy was received At the Mid Plams contest at Rochester Evelyn Harper won first place ln dramatic readxng Phyllis Foster second in oratnon and Helen Bloome receu ed fourth ln humorous reading The gurls owe their success to Mrs Edna McConathy thexr coach who devoted so much tune and effort to them ull!! Band The I-hgh School Band received fxrst place ln the Dxstrlct Music Contest at jacksonvnlle Htgh School jacksonvtlle lllxnots After this successful performance the group traveled to Macomb Western Illnnoxs College to parttcxpate in the State Musxc Contest on Aprll 30 to recetve a second d1v1s1on certxflcate Earlxer nn the year the band rated a first dwusxon award at the C M A Music Meet at Ball Township Chorus ln the Dxstrxct Musnc Contest at jacksonville Ilhnons the Girls Chorus took fxrst dwtston after whnch the group advanced to the State Contest to recewe a second dwnsxon certxhcate At the C M S and the Mud Platns Musnc Meets earlner 1n the season the Girls Chorus took ftrst place also Cornet Trno The cornet truo composed of Vxrgmxa Monke Phylhs Foster and Ruta Sutter recewed a second dnvtsnon ratmg m the District Musxc Contest at jacksonvnlle I-hgh School This year was their first year of entry Clarinet Trio Marlyn Gleselung joan Toberman and Patrxcxa Ward members of the clarmet trio recelved honorable mention for thetr participation in the Dxstrxct Musrc Contest Glrls Quartet The gurls quartet participated m the Dxstrtct Musxc Contest and the C M S Muslc Meet The members of the group from left to rxght are Margaret Huber Helen Bloome Marlene Bockewntz and Nancy Hanks 38 K 5 Z' 1 . . 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I . -. . . . . -- . . u Ono 0 - g . 1 v I SENIOR C LASS PLAY A.. .LJ-I The play Toby Helps Out a three act comedy wxth an unusual plot was presented May 6 nn the hxgh school audztorzum The followmg cast was used johnny Paul Broaddus Betty Lou DIXIE House ane Marlan Bexermann Mrs Harvey Pat Tucker Molly Dorothy Brackenhoif Mr Phelps jonme Smith Dave B111 Rexneke Toby Ronald Polston Mortlmer Dlck Owens Mrs West directed the play wzth Willa Egelhoff as Associate Dlrector and B111 Stewart romvter unzor Clan Play The play Keep Movmg was presented on November 5 and was dtrected by Mrs Members of the play cast were Ann Baldwm Evelyn Harper june 1-larrzs Marlene Bockew1tz Rush Harrxs Gerald Wedekmg Tom jeffrey Ross Poggenpohl Douglas Wells Bob Erwm Charxty Lynn Margaret Uhrxg Professor Randolph Robert Kelser Emma Kmght Margaret Huber Harr1et Vlason Evelyn Waterman Loretta Plulhps Helen Bloome Sam Vlne john Herrmann c74J.4el'l'lbly WI'0gl'6lI11J On October 18 Reverend Robert S Ke1ser Pastor of the Fourth Presbyterzan Church 1n Sprmgfxeld and h1s seemg eye dog Prue v1s1ted the students and faculty at Raymond Hmgh School Reverend Kelser wlth h1s JOVIBI personahty and Prue w1th her frtendly d1spos1t1on lmmedlately won the hearts of everyone Reverend Ke1ser who learned Bra1lle at home read a poem from a Bra1lle book He gave a very mterestmg talk and Prue demonstrated the thmgs she had been tramed to do as a seemg eye dog On Monday December Z0 Mrs Bertha Schuette teacher at Farmersvllle Hmgh School was guest speaker at Raymond Hzgh School Mrs Schuette spoke fzrst of the var1ous famous places she had v1s1ted m Europe then of I' 1ropean educatzon as compared w1th Amermcan educat1on She descrzbed her V1Slt to H1tler s Berchteresgarden and also of her v1s1t to Swxtzerland durmg Mus1c Festwal Week The hxghlmght of her talk was the descrzptlon of the sad state of affa1rs of the European countrxes The Woman s Glee Club of Greenv1lle College appeared at Raymond I-hgh School on March Z9 at 10 30 a rn The club presented a program of forty fwe mmutes m length The Greenv1lle students were led by themr d1rector Professor Brandt who also sang a vocal solo an! Sclzoof fairly An all school party sponsored by the student council was held on February Z5 The party was opened with a grand march followed by the Texas Schott1sh A sk1t m charge of Mr Mullen and Phylhs Foster called the Rad1o Program followed After the skzt the group dlvzded part playmg cards and games whlle the other group danced Refreshments of xce cream coolues and soda pop were served by the committee The party ended at 10 30 ag rollzer and Sealer y On Nlay Z the student councxl sponsored the Big Brother and S1ster Day whxch was to acquamt the mcommg Freshmen w1th the procedures of school and to afford some entertainment 1.n the form of an all school lunch at noon and an afternoon program 1n the gymnaslum Thtrty seven e1ghth graders attended 40 1 - 1 . C . . . . . 1 ' 1 l . . . . . . . - 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . 1 1 . ' . . 1 1 - 1 . . . , . 1 . . . . . 1 1 . . Q . - . . , - Q . - 5. . . ,, u . . . . . . . , . . o - ' I - n . . 0 - . 4 n I . ' g 1 1 Q . . . ' Q. ' ll . 9 y - . . , . . 1 I . . - 1 . . . - . . K . L U G8 ' ' OI 1 . . . . - -- - . . . . . ' I if-F-X fi K TOP ROW Mr Crum B1-achear Klump Schum Poggenpohl Erwin Tucker Casolart Neinler Huber Waggahoif Coach Presley BOTTOM ROW Manager Pollton Herrmann Relneke Broaddus Lanter Stewart Mxzera Owens Kates Hjort Cooler Manager Br ye About twenty two boys reported for basketball practlce There were fwe returning lettermen and also several others who dzsplayed considerable ab1l1ty In twenty fzve games Raymond won nme droppmg s1xteen Raymond defeated Bunker H111 Lntchfzeld Wrtt twlce Ball Townshlp Dlvernon Rochester Morrlsonvllle and Nokomxs Raymond received thxrd place trophy ln the C M S held at Farmersvllle Mmus B111 Remeke Raymond s hrgh scorer we were beat on the openmg mght of the Mid Plams Tourna ment at the hands of Stonington by two pomts Left to Right Herrmann Reineke Broaddus Lanter Stewart Mizera Owens Kate: Cooler Hyort 42 5 7 . . I u I I 1 u . V - . . 5 . . . . , . ' . . . ' . . a . . . . . - , I 1 1 v n 1 I r . f . . . o . . . . . I D ' 5 . . . . . . . . . ' . nf' 'f 5:5 f-.1 FRONT ROW Stewart Remake Erwin J Calolari Poggenpohl Hjort Owens Kates Benmng BACK ROW Huber Woltlkamp R Calolari Cooler Mizera Lunar Herrmann Kramer Vledakind Klump Eadeball Although having lost seven lettermen by graduation, Raymond s baseball team had a creditable season Wxnnmg three and losing four 'B FRONT ROW Hitchmgl. Rotneko, Erwin. Hjort, Kates. Owens. Lanier. Ogden. Klump BACK ROW Mr Crum, Vledaklnd. Poggenpohl. Ogden, Herrmann, Cooler, Benning. Mizen Stewart. Calolarx. Brachear, Wagahoff, Coach Presley l'aC Coach Presley's track team had a successful year winning the C. M. S and the county track meet. Raymond recewed fourth tn the Mud Plams meet. Outstandmg performers were Rexneke, Owens, and Stewart in the welghts Kates and Reineke m the dashes. Erwnn in the long and mxddle distances. Lettermen returmng next year are Lanier, Cooler, Ogden, Erwm, Kates, Hjort, Klump, and Wedekmd. 43 Qi .io l 34 'Q ' , -4. ' - ' Q Q I' ,v Q1 V 4 mi 4- Y ' 1 , f , :S 4' V 4 ' ' 1 , .. , ' ' l ' ' X ' ' ' ff J ' M . n . . ' v , Q ' f A Q V x - I . U -Q vw A l s V., X, araiv .., 5 4. H I . . ,. fx. 4 H f I 1 - EN ,V Y, . - ,Mk A A A ,. 'Wa . ' Qi- ' Wm M -Y iv:-f V , , N in A HV, A . Q ,--1 f w . 1 5 . ' I r in '. I A , fr--Q .gf ,v, . 1. U A is I Q g L . N3 0 ma.: .K,.. av 'K' -1? 5 8 -fwrv',+-'. - 3 ,- ' .' T' 'l-fi :A ,f if,Lij ,,, 4 -e- 1 VW 4,1 wk fr QWW W -Lk 6 2991514 EMS If z,. 04 ! fu! I' ' 1-4 ' ..... .... gp.---1 ,.... vm. -my-q?,f. 'mn 'L 1- 2 44 14.4 Q , -ff' 1 V. , Q WN,,..,, ff ,.. A ' A ' T0 , A 1 'wha K0 MP 5 4 C 4 b Q , rm 'Ai . 3 X ' I. V 1 Q T I I 1 WXYFQ 5 ' 4 ., fs 3 'q s 4'-J Q? ' - 5' V 14.1 ' 4' Q1 . . 1 M P V I .I f UE! ' M ,,,,' l.4.,,.Q 'ff - N , ' A . K' ' K ni? L2 v'V' ' . 5 M S J, . 1 ,i QM, L1 M! V, , .I .1 C I - y 1- Y f K ,fruit lf, 'z A rf. , Z Q f- f , KA 5 . 1.1 'nfl M1 f K .,v,, rv . M Q 2 , .. -, N , . V, I , ,, as 41,6 V J! if :UA Lb V X182 T2 L- . ., , ' 'j Iggy- A f V ' U -' K .fsucb -f' li.. f 4, - 8 K I l 'I , ' , , 5ff ., I ,: 1. -wg: -' ..... an --1 . v 1 A fl-......1.. 8 ' ' , 5, 5 - ,,, Qlffggi I - ' A b 4 rj U I , I . . h M, .W U J? ,K ml . W my vt! 3 lp., 9 ,IA Y -'74 A gm- A M- 1 A - ., 5 5 H x E I A Vgiyfwzvsn my rg: fi, -'ff - ' vm, 'ii .f1,f: 5 1 - , 'V H' E' PN' jumor Glrls Intramural Champxons Seated Boehler, Niehaus Standmg Haury Waterman Smxth M Smlth Huber In the Intramural league this year the flat feet emerged champions 1n a photo fmxsh wzth the deadbnrds The other teams m the league were the suckers the blneblrds the sharp shooters and the yellowjackets Wuuung team as p1ctured are Kneeling Gerald Wedekmd Standmg Don Hoffman Kenny Tucker Ross Ctlleefleadefi Pat Hjort Kenny Wagehoff, Jane Lanier ? 45 :V v i S at U ' . i . . V Poggenpohl, Dale Ogden, Bob Erwin. fi FX flllll Ja 32? SHY THEN BOLD NOW fMariunj A I. 'N gl MISS CHARM Bllll QBM-ba ral Q. WANT A amz 'e fPhy1lisj -i slr Q1 g ,.. ...ply PLNT SIZE. QPAIJ OWENS AND MON KE LONELY 7 ll.ueilhj MUSCLE MAN 'IT Y lSk1pY lRonaldD P1CKlNG POSIES unllaj GOO BRIGHT KID RODEO STAR Uiuthj lNuncyl lDixiel 47 -'NM a J ,gr . I l . Q 1 4 . ' JJ 5 ' Q 1 K ' U ' 1 yt U H -. H I . -wi' KL Q AF 4.-v On May 14 the JURIOIS and Semors held thelr banquet at the Camelma Room at the Frlslna Hotel at Taylorvllle llllnoxs The theme for the banquet was Gold for the Forty Nmers Imrnedlately after the meal the followmg program was presented w1th Gerald Kates Master of Ceremomes VS elcome Response Sklt Vocal Solo Class Wlll Class Poem Tno Class I-hstory Class Census Vocal Solo Class Prophecy Plano Solo Www 149 44. JW ,, -Q13 1 AVI' J' Com Emergentv'7 Bats and whose arm Am t love grand? Sing sweetly girls Don t whistle boys Why Mr Schroeder 5' ,nm T Caught Txme out for ea!s Shxp n hoy Faculty Five Chums Startled Smxle forthe bxrdxe 9 .5 Don 1 nolu mm up gxrls Camels'7 No Candy Slup and two pigeons A smile for John Fhe Busmen We For big brothers and sxsters WIA l VZ' Z' nnfw- S- U . 'Q N ' , -2 ' X3 'I Q 2 Ja l I ,' 4' . f ff 7 it U' ff f h 3 ' l l ' i 1 ' ,nj ., 1' .11 rf A Q' ' W 'M , 6' l 9. V krivvs l Z f - mfg? 4 k A J ' V S- 4 , 5 3 I E ' ' ' . I - f , 51 f s 15- 16' z . I B v s K i s J e ' N' 11 fe. 11. W is 1 1 1 . , . 1 U n n sv ' D. 2.0. V ' my 't 'V' . ah ,T. - . r V 21 1 A , s A p. 3 ,..s efwe , - 'f-h PM ' .- s. .!- Q, ' ff 5 - V sw A ' 4 . A ' , ' r ,' K Fx 3 , f ' , , r .', A Y '. , x9-' J xl, .A l ,' I, Q 'I 1 l f f - ' ll h l As l - 1. 1: s. ms. ' . ' 1, 1. 9, ' 16. . . 3, 7 10, ' - - 17, ' 4, ,' ' , li. ' 5. - . Il, 19. - 6. ' , 13' 20. 7. . . 14. ' ' ' ' 4 elfvafanclufe SEPTEMBER Just Freshzes Has school really begxm? Ask the one hundred forty pupzls who showed up there today Labor Day Holxday Oh happy day Thzrty eight bitterly confused Freshmen faces The Freshmen have caught on The faculty and upperclassmen are confused by them now Excxted planning for the evening party of muszc students They are travelmg to Taylorvzlle for a Sure flre good time Class officers are elected Dratt those ballot snatchers A wmnmg battle for the Redbirds m the fxrst game of the season playmg Morns onvzlle pardon the expression After travelmg to Goffeen the Redbxrds recewed the first defeat of the season OCTOBER The Redbzrds once agam fmd thexr strlde as they journeyed to Ball Townshlp to return home as the vlctors of a 12 7 ball game End of fzrst six weeks Cnes of Oh that dreaded report card are heard about the school Teachers lnstxtute It s about time Blind Mmzster and Seemg Eye Dog v1s1t R H S Rev Kelser with hzs jovlal per sonality and Prue wxth her fnendly d1spos1t1on 1mmed1ate1y won the hearts of everyone T B Film Everyone agrees with the facts but oh what a dreadful lookmg needle The band IS hard at work preparmg for tonlght s concert at Harvel They ve been workmg overtlme often lately Cheerleader tryouts What a noise The cheerleaders are Pat Hjort Jane Lanter and Kenny Wagahoff Senlor pxctures are taken They say the camera fell apart after all of It T B Test I m sure It didn t hurt the pupils xn the mov1e lxke It hurts me ljust know It 11 ache t11l Chrxstmas NOVEMBER Iunxor Class Play Every seat filled I mean No Seats Vacant Amencan Educatzon Week Raymond Hlgh holds Open House tonxght to observe Amer1can Educatwn Week Basketball game with Pawnee here Basketball game with Morr1sonv1lle there End of second s1x weeks Thanksgzvmg Vacat1on Ohhhh my aclung stomach Basketball game with Lltchfleld Boys pick up corn on Mr Uhngs farm as a C R O P donatwn They rounded up fifty one bushels and twenty pounds U1 just one afternoon That 1sn t so bad Gzrls take over On cleamng Mr Monke s fleld a bare fzeld at that the Raymond gurls packed up thzrty more bushels of corn All they needed was just a lxttle more corn laymg around DECEMBER lnterestxng Christmas talent programs presented at the class meetmgs durmg the activity pe nod 50 n ' an . . - 0 . . . . . ' - Q . . 1 . . . . . - an - oe - . I . . . . . . . . u - - so ' . - u - 11 - ' . . . . . . . . ' a ' ' - an we . 1 . ' O 0 U . . . - . . . . . . . . ' I C U a - . . . . . . . 1 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 1 . . . . , , . . . . . , I . . . o , . . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . ' - an 11 . . 1 . . . . ' In an 1 ' ' . , . . . . 1 . . . 1 0 - - un I I ll!! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , - 0 9 . , . , . . - 1 1 r . . . . . . . . . - 0 ' . . . The F H A entertams mothers at Christmas Tea Why did the boys especially want to see their mothers today? Perhaps it s because the girls told them about the delicious party cookies and spice tea in the Home Economics Room The Seniors entertained before the student body m a kiddies radio program XMAS under the supervision of Mrs West the class sponsor The third victory of the season agaxnst five defeats for the Redbirds A towering score over Witt boosts the home team ever forward Vesper Service in the gym at 3 00 p m The new red band uniforms addto he galety of the Chrxstrnas program R H S welcomes Mrs Schuette teacher at Farmersville High as a guest speaker on famous European places and European education Christmas vacation begins A Merry Christmas To All JANUARY School re opens So soon? The first game after the vacation finds Raymond entertaining Edinburg and suffering defeat by a 57 41 score Redbirds play host to Ball Township and defeat them 37 36 in a thriller C M S Tournament at Farmersville Third place End of third sax weeks period and the first semester Mid Plains Tourney Remeke sick and we lost by only a point to Stonington How about that Murph? FEBRUARY Group pictures are taken for the Ra Co H1 Smile purty and look at the birdy Redbirds play Morrisonville at home and win 41 40 Teachers Institute at Litchfield Just a little brushing up for the six weeks test I bet Mr Crum made the formal presentation of the 1950 class rings to the Junior Class Why are the Juniors so anxious to get rid of their rings? Huh? A basketball game at Divernon brings the team home defeated 32 Z9 That was a slip Huh Coach? At Witt the Redbirds walk Off with the game 42 34 A11 school party Three cheers for the Student Council The speech pupils are to be congratulated for their participation in the District Spe ch Contest today MARCH Regional Basketball Tournament We gave Springfield QCathedralj a scare End of fourth six weeks Freshman Sophomore Basketball Tourney at Gillespie Lost to East St Louis in last three minutes 31 26 Sectional Speech Meet Women really are the best speakers especially Raymond s entrants Phyllis Foster Evelyn Waterman Helen Bloomand Evelyn Harper The music pupils travel to C M.S Band and Instrurnental Solo Contest at Ball Township High School to take first division for the band two second division and eight first division awards for the soloists Coach and the first ten attend the State Basketball Tourney at Champaign Latin and Spanish skating party We trip our teachers 10h I forgot Q 51 ' 1 . . ' t 0 O O .Q ' Q . gg The Spotlight copy is out again. Mosby's diary gets better every time. ll QQ Parent and Son Banquet The F H A ers use the new dlshes and sxlverware for the boys and the1r parents How do they rate? D1str1ct Solo and Ensemble Contest at Jacksonv1lle The teachers report that some of the Raymond contestants were lucky to get away and not because they re not good mus1c1ans APRIL Teachers Instxtute No Aprxl Fool s about that C M S Lzterary and Mus1c Meet at Rochester Both groups create pleasrng affects and return w1th p1eas1ng results There seems to be a conf11ct between one mem ber of the faculty and a fnendly bus drrver though After takmg f1rst place honors at the D1str1ct Muslc Meet at Jacksonvzlle the band and chorus pupzls got a httle soft hearted Pardon I mean soft headed End of fzfth su: weeks lt won t be long now Good Frlday no school Raymond steals the show an the M1d Plams Ltterary and Muslc Meet brmgrng home the blue banner and the golden cup The Spotllght staff makes a tour of the State Capltol and the lll1no1s State Journal and Regxster off1ce As usual a pohtzcal argument preva1led between a certam teacher and stragglers and the rest of the group The Sophomores have a p1cn1c lunch and outdoor games on Lanter s farm Raymond takes top honors m the C M S Track Meet at Kmcald Band and three solorst gam second d1v1s1on awards at the State Contest at Western Illmoxs Teachers College U1 Macomb MAY Blg Brother and Srster Day glves the upperclassmen and the future Freshles chance to get acquamted The boys say Not bad The grrls say O oh Thrrd 1n Mid Plams Track Meet Kates shmes wmnmg the 100 220 and 440 Semor Class Play A perfect performance G A A Playday at H1llsboro Aren t those sunburns becom1ng'7 Redb1rds walk off w1th the County Track Meet at Hmllsboro Kates qual1.f1es to go to the State Track Meet by placmg second 1n the 440 at the D1StT1Ct Meet held 111 Pana Gerald s best txme was today 52 8 JUDIOT Sen1or Banquet Let s look at the menu Loco Weed Salad Gravel Axl Grease Gold Nuggets Mud etc Sounds just do z dxzzy The band and chorus take tune for the1r Sprmg Concert to show the1r talent Repeat performance at the Harvel P T A We re gomg to hate leavmg the teachers for the summer vacatxon Baccalaureate Servlce Semester Exams O o oh Now we just hate our teachers That s just temporary however I-hgh School Commencement Last day of school Sob sob No school Gee zsn t It awful? 52 . . - . . 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