Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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1 I 1 I l li 1 I JllI'lIOR CLIISS HISTORY The present Junior Class entered Raytown High in September, 1936, 62 strong. At the first class meeting they elected George Colton, President, Helen Gash, Vice-president, Dorothy Yankee, Secretary-Treasurer. These carried on the business of the class under the sponsorship of Miss Adkins. Those that were outstanding in the music department were Carol Jeanne Cole, Bill Howard, George Howard and Jacintha George. Lawrence Minor lettered in football and basketball. Jacintha George went to the Latin Contest at Warrensburg. 'These freshmen began their next year as full fledged sophomores. The enrollment was 55 but it dropped to 53. At their first class meeting and under the sponsorship of Mr. Warehime they elected Lawrence Minor, President, Bill Davis, Vice-President, Richard Stratemeier, Secretary-Treasurer. The sophomore class was well represented in school activities. They started their Junior year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Burch with the en- rollment around 43. The officers of the class are Lawrence Minor, President, Bob Corder, Vice-President, Mary Schwab, Secretaryg Calvin Ashby, Treasurer. The Junior Play was given to a large audience November 10. The cast included, Vir- ginia Collings, Lawrence Minor, Dorothy Rex, Jim Uhl, Pauline Kupfer, Mary Schwab, Richard Stratemeier, George Dagg, Carol,f'Jeanne Cole and Irene Eneff. I, The class is well represented in activities. Those most prominent are: Basketball-Pauline Blue, Lily Lewis, Virginia Collings, Mary Schwab, Pauline Kup- fer, and Marguerite Stilley, who is a second year letter winner. Lee Dean Frost, Bob Corder and Clyde I-limes represented the boys. Football: Bill Davis, Bill Howard, George Howard, George Colton and Bob Corder. George Colton won the Chamber of Commerce trophy. Baseball: Sonny Strong, Richard Stratemeier, Jim Uhl, George Dagg, Lee Dean Frost and Calvin Ashby. Music: Carol Jeanne Cole, Jacintha George, George Colton, Bill Howard and George Howard. Students that have ranked on the honor roll are: Calvin Ashby, Pauline Blue, Carol Jeanne Cole, Virginia Collings, George Colton, Jacintha George, Betty Kroencke, George Dagg, Irene Eneff, Lee Dean Frost, Pauline Kupfer, Dorothy Rex, Richard Stratemeier, Marguerite Stilley and John Titus. ' ' 1939 . '