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

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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

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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-

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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