Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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1' A - 55, 1 , N.. ...f. -- . -f ,vQ - ' - 0--A-A---Q7-A v V I1DDY-g0- She Warbles Ile model T's ,ble girl. e llslimii K: Loyal to ld ER: Science l good little vs when it's and D N. :ssl ,1 J l. A N f i l . W i ' 'l ' C 1' ,. p pi' 1 X XX' is Xf Xf m hi . T' fs ,144 Q ,As X .ff A Egg JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY , EX: x' if i 5 Nl :N 6 is , , :AZ f ' T 1 RX The junior class of 1937-38 is one of the largest classes ever to have attended Ray- lb town High. Under the supervision of Mrs. Dick Burch, class sponsor, this class has co- 'XS r operated in every possible way with the school activities. From the 'time class olficers L l V were elected in the fall until their final success, the junior-senior prom, the history of . , X the class has been one of achievement. I , Sixty-nine green freshmen entered the high school for the first time in 1935. This ,y E44 classelected as their president Fred Houser. 'The vice-president was Ed Tenny, a.nd it Q the secretary-treasurer, James Grant. 1 f 4 if Stl In their sophomore year, they elected Ed ,Tenny their president. Walter Hall was xx the vice-president, and Bill Murkin their secretary-treasurer. The class during their lp , ixxg sophomore year began to show the fine spirit of cooperation which has marked their activities so definitely this year. I! . V As they began their junior year, they elected Bob Davis to the presidency. Herman ,V Basler was named the vice-presidentg Margaret Ann Collings, treasurerg Betty Jean X Lewis, secretary. Ed Tenny was the junior candidate for the student body presidency, Q but was defeated by the senior nominee. ,- if , The class this year is very well represented in the various school activities. Those P outstanding in athletics are: Richard Bosse, football, track, and basketball, Fred Houser, I ' Xb basketball, and trackg Walter Hall, basketballg Dennis Bowman, basketball, Bob Bauer, Q, 4 fi basket ball, baseball and trackg Dean Lindsay, track, Ed Tenny, football, Lee Hart- ' ' , felder. football and track. Claire Cassell was the only junior girl to win a letter in ix basketball , x . .. . . 4 f The class is well represented in other activities such as music, dramatics and debate. X . Ila Millard, Claire Cassell, Helen Stratemeier, Lorene Pryor, and Ed Tenny are fl a'l members of the debate squad. These persons are expected to form the nucleus of 4: V a line' debate squad next year. jf, Claire Cassell, Betty Jean Lewis, Ila Millard, Lorene Pryor, Helen Stratemeier, Ber- , X nice Wendel, Eva Rex, Margaret Ann Collings, Evangeline Miller, Addison Cox, Ed X Tenny, Lee Hartfelder, and Herman Basler took part in various one act plays through- Q if X out the year. lg Those 'outstanding in both instrumental and vocal music are: Helen Weyeneth, 1 is N Betty Lewis, Eva Rex, Bernice Wendel, Ila Millard, Evangeline Miller, Ed Tenny, Ed Z Laird, Joe Herman, and Bob'Davis. p gxgf The junior play entitled, 'Til1ie's Tea Garden was presented to an en-thusiastic ISN audience on March 25. The cast included Herman Basler, Addison Cox, Lee Hart- . ffl felder, Bob Davis, Dean Lindsay, Ed Tenny, Rosalie Thompson, Ila Millard, Margaret if l. Ann Collings, Betty Jean Lewis, and Claire Cassell. Between act specialties included D XX' other members of the class. Mrs. Burch directed the production. , lx 1 The year has been one of constant achievement for the class. All of the members are looking forward to setting new and better records next year. X W . N Yi! 5 5,5 1 P xxx X2 ' 'N-57.7 WV' S' . if A A cc A fy. A S A A