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if .3 If , 1 l l I l , r I 2 ,I , 0 l 1 N2 N-, ,. 1 . --, -f l . :..-..,,.l,.,. l ' 1 , ff-frwfrfffrirf -fifij'f'fii-2l l li'P'ifPPP' : g 7 'C i .,,.,4 gzfiiif 'PiPi' 'V -P 'A ff 5 .I 5 ' E' ,ff THE RAYTOWN NEWS Q71 f 'ls ,i Circulation 1,500,000 June 1, 1950 1, 2 I SOPHOMORE CLASS i ' l 4 Today is the twentieth anniversary of the famous 1930 class of Ray- town High School. A reunion is being held at the old high school building. Among the notables present is Reverend Lon Sutherland, nationally known minister of Trinity church, New York City. Thelma Peery i has made a great success as a singer and is with the Metropolitan Opera K Company. Charles Weber is also a famous singer. Mr. Weber may be l heard every Wednesday evening over radio station BLAH. 1 ' 0 Grace Anthony was recently appointed superintendent of the Home for Blind Mice. Grace has shown remarkable ability in her new position. l Carrie Edson, who has been graduated with honors from six universities, , , has been elected President of the League of Women Voters. l A y We were not surprised to read the other day that Noel Edson is the l 3 most promising contender for the World's heavy Weight boxing champion- 5 ship. Bernard Maloney, another athlete in the class of '30, signed a f contract last week to pitch for the New York Yankees. ,g Anna Johnson, Leona Chapman and Lillie Canada are in the Zieg- i field Follies. f ' I 'P ,l Walter. Meigs is now sport editor of the Kansas City Star. Mr. if Meigs wishes his friends to know that he is giving away season bas-eball tickets, good at any major league ball field. I 1,1 'Who do you suppose, is the basketball coach at Lincoln-Lee Univer- sity? Non-e other than Ted Williams, and we might add that his team ' Q Won the Missouri Valley Championship last year. Every week millions of people listen to the selections played over the radio by Prof. Samuel Ellison, one of the world's most outstanding violinists. ' y ' Another graduate of 1930 to enter the business world is Frances Winegar, who is now private secretary to the President of the United ' 'f States. What a surprise it was to us to learn that Robert Hussey has be- come a missionary. He is now in Darkest Africa. X f Q. A f' 0 f ff f ' 4'----M V- --- L..-4-i. ... ,,,,,. -fwi ,447 -VW.