Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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vok. t because r dates. V captured. ver, but he y and not 's a minute n way back SONNY STRONG His first name fits him better than his last LOUISE ADLER Some people are big, others are small and I am in the middle. CALVIN ASHBY At ieast there are a few smart people in the world. I. M'ARGUERfI'I'E STILLEY The girl who is never there, but always everywhere. -HOUSER . -. Sometimes I sit and think, but mostly I . just sit. U b p IRENE ENEFF Enenff enough. JOHN TITUS' V A A Just a golfer, always putting around. ' BETTY KROENCKE ' r .qQuiet,'studious, and firm in her --resolutions fmenf not wantedb. KENNETH PIPER . Still 'robbing cradies. FRED LASHER . Oh, what eyes! Oh, what hairg Oh, what shoulders! Oh, what a man! p I

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v-,. GEORGE HOWARD The man -with the saxophone. Ld' MARGARET MCCARY f., 'Q-.Q ' Q f Oh, what an actor! RICHARD STRATEMEIER Girls, I'm not as bashful as I look. CHARLENE MCINTIRE I must go out tonight because Richard has the car. DON NEWELL The man who is always late for dates. CORNELIA KAHO A swell girl, but already captured. CHARLES PATRICK s Some talk seldom, some talk never, but he like the brook, goes on forever. PAULINE BLUE She measures in quality and not in quantity. GEORGE WRIGHT One of the minute men-always a, minute slow. FRANCES LEWIS I am a fan danoer from way back fway, way backb. 940 1

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