Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)
- Class of 1941
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They have held high the standard and torch of education. Setting us a splendid example for teachers and students. Their effi- ciency and ability in governing the student body has made our life most pleasant and enjoyable in Raytown High School. In View of their council and their highly valued friendship, We dedicate the Ramiz- zou of 1941 to the Faculty of Raytown High School. f .f--4--1 - - --P , ' nur-+-14:-I-npfsparmpszai-.-:-5-1-ri 4.1192-i k ?31?Z',: , .,,, , , , ,,.., f.. . A., Ang - . .. . -,, .. - .. ,. - , Q-Ig -. Y-.:111-.Max-,n.f:.:1g1:-.1.:.3J:...57.l-ir-E-:FE, ,E T, 'Z ITOTTSEF 1 QA 4 I ,mn-,,i:,-. xp-..,,,,,1',-.,1.,.f...-mg.--.:...mu1.m,u-1,,121-v--f,':::+f5nf14gfL-an-gms.-af-Egnf -. ..- L-rT- - ,- -F - 4--4 .- . .-. -- ' --' 'r fr- ' : - f . P-.1-Vx----:.1::L..:u-::2Lf,:,4 -11,,-1f,gf- ,:'1f::.-r 34.--ggL,-,q-su:,4.-:.rf,..Q1--P' -1-1-Q-,:::.:-..-zfzgg:::'f,1L--4---53. .7,5::::,L5g. ,L ,L -W ...-.. 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LQ 7 T Q V3 n ' E Q , Oetting-superintendent, instruct-or of hygiene, psycdilogyl U2 Q34 X Q R and high school geography. X- rlf ,J r. Ben C. Clark-principal, instructor chemistry andfphysics. U as E gg 5,1 'f Mrs. Dick Burch-sociral science. 5 8 E DNP M 3Miss Eva Burhans-English and speech. O Z E E Mrs. George Clark-home economics. O E gg, 42 ' 'Q N Mr. Clyde Cooper-general science, biology, boys' physical edx M 2 eg 1, , , ' Miss Frances Dagg-social science and, girls' physical education. Z . - ' ' fi' Miss Dora Durham-commerce wicks My t -, gg g gg , 5-D Mrs. Clark Fegert-Latin and English. 54 '1 Fi' U ubert Fitzgerel-mathematics. Mr. Charles Graham-industrial arts, football, and track. , -F Mr. Ralph Shipley--music. Miss Halsey Welsh-assistant Mrs. Elinor Williams-secretary. Mrs. Cornelia Anderson-secretary. is M ,S X SX' STUDENT BODY UFFICERS , I fr BILL WINTERS BILL MORRIS President Vice-President Z WX I .2 ZQQ Q? X Q ix gQxwX 5 X 5 ERS MORRIC Pres1dent STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll 1S composed of the plesldents of the df ferent or anlzatlons classes and home rooms They represent the studen' body and lt 1S 'fhelr duty to see that th problems of the orgamzatlons are brought to the faculty through the counc1l The members of the Student COUDC11 ale as follows Presldent B111 Wlnt rs vlce presldent B ll Morr1s secretary Many Los Vance Other membels are Do1othy Blue Bob Kraa Vlncent Rleger Lenor Strup Della Wlser Kenneth H lbert Mlldred Flnney Joan Burton Bud Flanagan Alfred Brandt Harly Grlgsbv Lelen H1cks Margaret Strat me1er Dwayne Wmters HqlOld Stlllwell Stanley Pearson Edwln Hlnkley Wilma Vance Dorothy Race Ralph De honey and Erma Jean Pettegrew Mr Ben Clark Mrs George Clark lVI1ss Flances Dagg and Mr Albert O ttlng are the faculty 3dVlSO1S lhe Student Councll wlth the support of the entlre student body sponsored the box supper March 28 The student Couucll also played a g1ea1, part 1I' plannlng and helpmg Wlth the Jacxsor County MUSIC Ellmlnatlon Contest Held at our school Th1s group also helped Wlth plann1ng the Week of pre Easter serv1ces A . . v . 4 i I 1 ' , ' , - .L ' ' ' U n . g' ' . , J , ' ' ' 1 ' 9 9 1 1 U ! , , 1, .J - e ' ' ., . 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Senior Class W' Rayfl-eictd Edi -or '41 Secretar J ' r Class State is '4 , 1 'Wilma Van ,Q fou -L '40, '41 ayf t 1 Bask , al '3 , '39, '40, '41 rw '38 '39, '40, '41 i eretta '38, '39, '40, '41 0 A X I P-ep'Squad '38, '39, '40, '41 0 I Theta Kappa Theta '41 I Girl Reserve Cabinet '40, '41 Vice-Pres. Freshman Class '38 Treasurer Sophomore Class '39 'Treasurer Senior Class '41 Home Makers Association '41 President Girl Reserve '41 Home Room Officer '41 Won first, Clothing, Warrensburg gl . Harold Stillwell-Student Council '40, '41 President of Class '41 0 Junior Play '40 Rayiiector Staif '41 Foot-ball '38, '39, '40, '41 Theta Kappa Theta '41 av 4 f- R Club '39, '40, '41 ,I I . nl H, -1 P ' V? . 0 9, ,: M ,fi V W... 1- fl.ii..f.y2., ,ff 'ey-0-if 2' , 1 4, , J' , . ' ,, ,, f' all 9 4 f il' .M f ' ,,1 J g,.1'1 ' ,,,,,,a- id-X ,ff eff My f ff f 1 ,ff 'V 7' 7 . jf -' lt, I . 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Rayflector Staff '41 Home Room Officer '41 Mae Elwyfn Hall-Riamizzou Staff '40, '41 ,CO , Santa Cali Gon Beauty Queen At- , tendant '40 Debate Team '40 , ,KJ ' ,P One-Act Play '41 My R yflector Staff '40 . f . usic '33, '39, '40, '41 Q i peretta '38, '39, '40, '41 p Squad '39, '40, '41 Theta Kappa Theta '40, '41 Girl Reserve '38, '39, '40, '41 ' Girl Reserve Cabinet '39, '40, '41 Declamation '41 s All School Play '40 - Home Room Officer '41 Fourth, Prose Reading, Warrensburg Leon Bosse-Track '39, '40, '41 Basketball '40, '41,g.f': R Club '40, '41,jgf Warrensburg, Algebra '39 o Home Room Oificer '41 ff , fe 4 ' nf M? frfffff s-J ' ' J V pink'-Q-f x 'Q 31,1 V dfcfw 9 7 E I' ,115 ,f'..f ,.J'-..z'iJ ff M' V ..- f A, ,,lf.1.,4z4w -4 f,fL10yd Snoddy-O etta '33, '39, '40 si Q Q , K lf' Ho R011 '40, '41 Student Council '39, '40, '41 amizzou Staff '41 ebate Team '39, '40, '41 nior Play '40 yfle-ctor Staif '39 ep Squad '39, '40, '41 Theta Kappa Theta '39, '40, '41 Girl Reserve irl Reserve Q1 za-tion 1 ian '39, '40, '41 Makers '41 e'R0o1n Officer '41 , rst, Home Nursing, Warrensburg esident Pep Squad '41 usic '41 '38, '39, '40, '41 Cabinet '40, '41 '40 re Home P755 , 'J 219' 45 Mp 'G' f .Bob Vogelsang-Pi-c re P of. 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Giese-D-eb te Team '41 4. n 'xt Raiyflector Staff '41 Band '38, '39 Orchestra '38, '39 Home Room Officer '41 Contest, Warrensburg '38, '39, '40 Theta Kappa Theta '41 Chemistry, Warrensburg '41 4 4 tardy in high school 'L ,M Stanley Pearson-Hasn't missed day or been on ' , , ' ' . - 'rf'- f' , ' ' f r J' 1 I , vfhmafz f 6 4 4f4.l .urn P 344.01 ,I A' imjwhw JQL V t 3f ' 3 fa-' Jack Shelton-Fogitball '41 Band '38, '39, '40, '41 Orchestra '38, '39, '40, '41 Alfred Brandt-Ramizzou Staff '40, '41 11 wif W tri ,tw Debate team '41 1 One-Act Play '41 Junior Play '40 Ovation '41 Ra ilcctor Staif '40, '41 M ' '38, '39, '40, '41 etta '38, '39, '40, '41 ' eta Kafppa The-ta '40, '41 Band' '38, '39, '40, '41 Orchestra '38, '39, '40, '41 Ranyflector Editor '41 Cornet Solo-2nd at State '40 Tenor Solo-lst at State, 2nd at ' National '40 ,4th Pub. 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V ,. ,... - V- .-.-.,-.-. ,, , ,Y ,B A. ,. 1.,.-..'4. -- ----W '- r '- ., ' - , ,f,f Harold Geo 8, '39, '40, '41 X 1 41 '41 '41 .- ,t 4,4 - !aVZbK'7 , '39, '40, '-11 '40, '41 '41 I ,444 Vv,,, 1 , ,Q f V . ,,., -, g ,1-5.34-,,.-,,..f,.p,.4yg, , f 4 WK' ff ,sgggx 1 , 1,253.3 5 Q ,-f -3,14 41: 'lliwl' X ?g1?d:f'ws1 45 yt, ga ' fz f f 1 Z S X f Vgygu 7 mm' yi, W rge-Rayfiector Staff '41 Basketball '39, '40, '41 Baseball '40, '41 R Club '40, '41 Theta Kappa Theta '41 Home Room Reporter '41 I ,. If, s Lf 1 4 Jdlff ' - ' ,, fl WJ! gf' 'R V A1164 -WU! L John .nil-a' d-De ate Team '441 L 3 aynector staff '41 Music '38 '39 '40 '41 ' Q-1 'Aw' Operetta ss, ss, 140, '41 L :Sm qs Eva Burhans Minnie Clark Albert D. Oettmg A A . Z t L in . 9 ' I Qgnwvfmf ' J. .Q:,Qa qr' 4 ,yn 'Qfff 1, , 1 ff' ,,.f6!f'.vd ' W ,eafvf paw' 1 1 l 1 '11 1 11 1 11 1 1 1,1 11 11 ,Mi 1 1 ,1 '1 111111 111 '1 11 111 1,1 W1 1 1 111 i1 1 1 N 1 1 1 1 11 11111511 1111 1 1: 1111 1111111 1 11111 111 11111 111 1 111 1 11,1 1111 1:1 11 11 11 11 '1 WV 11 11 1 1 1 1 111' 11'i 1-I 1 1 11 111 11, 11 1', 1 111 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 E1 1 1 1 1111 11 1 1 1 1 '1 1'-1 1 111 1 1 11 1 M11 11 1 11 11 +1 11 Vlkl 1111 11 1 111 1 1 111 11 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 AUTOGRAPHS .,T,: 7C L '-1-1 1 4-'L-922 ' a jd-f MN- Q 1 X 1 5 ii 1,-f .fl .Q em M flfflfrffef at fy 'B ff '1' if 45'--47 , f' 6 ,fkvfffl ff' '14,.1Qf,6'!M,ff,f6f7 'njV1? My J .9 ' ' ! U at X 'I 6 4 X01 ., 1 11 41,161 1 fW1.M.U ?jwfow1J V Q now! 7lM0 ff 4 . - yy!! Q!-11,4 1 , ,f-,Q ,,f',.f f W ' M jf' 1 X, fl f In 193 School to and trilqul: elected. 'I Vanceg an was spons Wilma Va1 Dehoney, I Shelton. We st: same as ia Mary Lois treasurer, ' Elwyn Hal was Mr. F As Jun Robert Sto and tre-asu great deal The cast c Bob ,Kraas Harold Sti Farrand. T were Bob Pfieifer we Thank Yc Queen. Ou and Mr. B1 At last class has s four years in sports, d the Contest seniors had Brandt, ant one-one tli of 1941. Gur spc Mrs. George arid. ..f-2121.14-f 'KN-1 'NA jcfu-U1 X f jf 57 4 of ffff '-Aff., JJJVWJ ,f f!f SENIOR CLASS HNTURY In 1937 a group of SIXUY seven freshmen nt red Raytown .lrllgh School to learn th way and rules of hlgh sclcool Aft r the tr als and tr bulat1ons of 1n1t1at on mto hwh school the class OHIOCTS were elected 'They were presldent John PflElQfE3f V106 pr sldent Wllma Jax and secretary LTGSSUTEI Vlaragfu t Jane OBryan Thxs class was sponsored by Mr Coop 1 Those outstandlng Jn sports Vere Wllma Vance m basketball and 1n football Ro Anderson h y Ralp D honey Emery N wland Harold Stlllwell B1ll Wlnters and Cecl Shelton V1 started our sophomore year wlth slxty seven enrolled the ane as lo our freshman year Th class Off1CCIS were pres1dent Mary Lo1s Vance VIC pr sldent John England and secreuarv treasurer W lma Vance Thls year Mary Helen eulllvan and Mae Elwyn 1-Iall w re attendants to the B auty Queen The sponsor was Mr F1tzgerel As Tumors we started out wnh the followlnff offlcers Presldent Robert Stokes vlce president Rov Anderson secretany Bob Kraas and tr asurer Many Helen Sulhvan We lelt that we achlexed a ffreat deal durmg thls year We presented the play Dletator Dad Th cast conslsted of John Pfleffer Dorotln Blue Alf1eo Brand Bob Fraas Mary Newton John Cox Dorotlfy R1ce Luclll BIOWTI Farrand The two Junlors who took palt ln the All School Play were Bob Kraas and Mae Ialwfyr Hall Mxry Newton and John Ptleffer were 1'Yl8II1b rs of the ast of the contest One Act Play Thank Yot Doctor Mary Helen 'Sulhv n was School Beauty Queen Our sponsors we1e Mrs Man l Bur la Mxss Dora Durnam and Mr Bel Clark At last the senlol y ar arrlved Th fact that the graduatlng class has s1Xty seven ln lt now end started w1th S1Xty seven ln lt four years affo se ms unusual Many of th memocls have stalred ln ports dramatlcs and muslc Not orly the S n1or Play but also the Cont st One Act Play was glver bt me senlols Thr e ol tr senwors had leadmg parts 1n the operetta Mae Llvxgn Hall Alfred Brandt and Marletta C'ol11ns The year ends a grand and glor1ous one one that w1ll be remembered ln the hearts of every graduate of 1941 Our sponscrs are Mr Alb rt Oettxna Mlss Eva Burhans and Mrs Georffe Clark L '. 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I I. . 1- . , Harold St-1llwell, Mlldred Clar K, Bonn1e VV111l3,1'l1S, and kenneth ' 4' . . 1 ' ' ' ' I '- - ' ' 1 f ' I rr rI v , , - , , 1, 4 .. Q I , . f a ' ' - S ' X C I L ' I , X4 . 1 I I II li 1 I 77. I I II L I ' C . ' - .1 ! Il f . ' L ' ' 1 . . ' 1 ne , X g I Q C471 , ,- . '1 . L.. 'V -5 - X f , . I I . I I, f f ' -f 11' 1 - .., . ' 3' 1 . S ' W I 1 II I I I . I- . . I II I I I I I. I . -I . . 1 is 9 . ' ' . J S ' . 1 .f ' . , , . . . I J 1 o -I S 1 , - 7 . .. ' 1 U -8' ' 4 , Q ' . , . I I ,V . e - ' , 1. .. If L- -' ' . e ' le if ' f ' ' . ' , . ' 1 'W f P 7 f 1 , If , .I - , . , . , , V . K . - I . V A 1 J' ' . ' , ' l T v ' v ' . - I. ! 1 , . . 4 f ,fi - . ' 1 - , L , I , , , f .7 I4 f X !'l I 4 yt 5 f . - Q Ax ' ' n ' 1 - 5 f'-J I K1 I . . 1 fo . O, . , ff 1 K . .,,, ' . 'SENIOR CLASS WILL One breezy day in May, la balloon came floating over Raytown High School. Bosse thought it was his brcvther Jim from the Army, but the students of R. S. really knew what it was. Yes, it was a balloon containing the 1941 Class will. After several hours of waiting for the balloon to descend, it finally came down with' a leap and a bound, and the students read as f0110WSI We, the Senior Class, of the City of Raytown, County of Jack-1 son, and State of Mo., do make, publish, and declare this our last will and Testament, that is to say: To our Alma Mater we leave the Memory of four bright????? years of school. 1.'T'o Mr. Oettring we leave his precious skeleton, Oscar , for further H,y-g'ienfe instruction. 2. To Mrs. George Clark We leave another pair of cute white rats for experimentation. 3. To Miss Burhans we leave at week of bad dreams about grammar in general. 4. To Mr. Clark we leave the problem child, Laura Belle Shaw. 5. To our Beloved Ma Burch we leave our love and appreciation for the many kindn-esses shown us during our four years. 6. To Mr. Cooper we leave the bugs of Biology. 7. To Mr. Fitzgerel we leave a circle- whose circumference is 58,000,000 miles. 8. To Mr. Graham. we leave- plenty of footballs and plenty of lathes to help him along. 9. To Mr. S-liigpsley we leave another musical assistant so he will have za little more time. 10. To Miss Welsh we leave a large can of tomato soup for her daily lunch. 11. To Miss Dora Durham we leave a package of fresh, delicious Double Mint gum. 12. To Miss Frances Dagg we leave a case of the famous Coca Cola for all refreshing moments. 13. 'Fo Mrs. Fegert We leave a nice, newly-bound leather Latin book. ' Q 14. To Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Williams we extend our thanks for making the office seem more cheery. 15. To our janitors, Mr. Searcy and Mr. Hussey, we leave several small windowpanes to replace the broken on-es. 16. To the Freshman Class we leave all our poise and graciousness. 17. To the incoming freshman class we leave oui knowledge of high school rules and regulations. 18. To the soph- omores We our good l fred Brandi 21. Bob Ki 22. 'Mariete 23. Doroth5 24. Bill Wlii 25. Wilma 28. Causby 27. Katy 28. Bud l Laurann 29. John R: 30. Wilford Fitzgere 31. Mary M known I herelx mony when of nineteen- Signed, tive of the in the pres' his request, scribed our over Raytovvr 1m the Army Yes It Nas 1al hours of down vv1th a lnty of Jack th1s ou1 last r bmght??'??? lous skeleton George olark nentation 3 lout grarnmar chlld Laura our love and me our fo lr y 7 To Mr 000 000 II'l119S nty of lathe Jther mu -ice hss Welsh We 11 To vbss Double Mmt E the famous gert we leave ur thanks for s Mr Searcy o replace the our pO1S8 and We leave ou1 To the soph SENIOR CLASS WILL CCont1nuedl omores We leave all our 1nus1cal fmbxllty 19 To the Jumors we Ieaxe our good looks although t'1ey probably Wont need them 20 Al fred Brandt leaves h s good looks to Don 'Nielson Bob Kraas leaves HIS Way wlth the Women to Bob Mandel Marletta Colllns leaves her cute flqure to Rosslyr Nlcnamnbell Dorothy Bradley leaves her qtuet ways to B111 Bob Cadwell B111 Wllnters 'eaves h S ablllfy to plav ball to Sta ly Otto Wllrna Vance leaves her smlles to Orvllle Frost Causbv Cole leax es hs mr s1r'al abllltv to Perry Bosse Katy Dans leax es her frlendln ess to 'aura B he Shaw Bud Flanagan leaves hls Irlsh way '1C1l1d.1I1g h1s tempel to Lauranelle Mlller John Rlchard G ese leaves h1s brllllance to Beulah Mlatthews Wlford Plsmof a leaves hs good 11 tule od blg smlle to Mr Fltzgerel Mary Martlca Shelton leaves her s IIOUSUGSS to the glgolc bettel known at Norma Shvrock I hereby revoke any and all form vv1lls made bv us In b9St1 mony whereof hereunto set try nand 11'llS day of May 1n the veal of ll1PGl36Sl'l hundred and farly one Mae Elvvyn Hall Slgned pubhshed and declared by the above named representa tlve of th Senlor Class as and for thelr last vv1ll and testament 1n the nresence of us and each of us who H1 h1s mes nce and at h1s lequest a ld 1n the plesence of each otl er have hereunto s.1b scrlbed our name as vvltnesses . 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C1 1 . , 1 ' l W X 1 ' ' : Q - - , r B K1 , I .L - . ' 1 - .-. '1 , 1 ' ' 1 fl., , - . .'1 1.. - , . , Tu. . L, '4 n SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY 'PLACE-A PSYCHIATRISTS OFFICE TIME 1966 You see Doctor, we came to see you because of your reputation Not only have you been highly recommended to us, but your fame is known throughout the length -and breadth of the Continent as Doctor J. Hensley, the greatest mode-rn psychiatrist in the nation. As we were still undetermined as to our choice of psychiatrist, we 'were ve-ry happy to hear that you had completely rehabilitated the neurotic, but very weathy bachelor, Mr. Cecil Shelton, to his former .healthy menta'l status. We offer you S10,000, Doctor Hensley, to help us overcome our 'trouble :and ke-ep us from obtaining any publicity about our condi- tion. If our mental condition should be known to the public, it 'would greatly harm our social position in New York. This, Doctor, is the situation. Miss Hall and I have found that after twenty-five years of spinsterhoed, our formerly brilliant minds have become strangely affected. When we see unfamiliar faces on 'the streets, they become familiar and we believe them to be our old high school friends grown twenty-five years older since last 'we saw them. In allother ways, I can assure you, Doctor, that we are completely normal. Yesterday,'walking down Broadway, we stepped into the fruit 'and vegetable palace and, surprisingly enough, found Wilford Pis- ciotta, grown round. and rosy in middle age, selling New York its 'fresh fruits and vegetables. Mr. Pisciotta, is well-known. as the man 'who brought the vegetable business to Broadway and made it prosper. After using S50 of our great wealth to aid Mr. Pisciotta to make living for his attractive wife, the form-er Jean Legg, we wandered farther down Broadway, where we found Mrs. Alfred Brandt, the former Marietta Collins, rhumbaing cn the Great White Way. 'while husband Alfred gives his all to the Metropolitan Opera. Turning down Fifth Avenue, we wandered idly into Sacs, Fifth .Avenue Shoppe where strangely enough we found Wilma Vance selling shoe strings at far counter. Wimpy always -wanted to peddle shoe strings on the 'road 'to Mandalay, but after seeking 20 years ifor that famous hiway, finally chose Sacs as the place in which tosettle down in her old age. By the way, Wilma told us that our old friend Harold Stillwell coaching football at Notre Dame, his able assistant being M'uzzy'i Corrigan. Wimpy said that, at Muzzy's insistence, Harold finally 'agreed to purchase all the team's shoe laces from her as a gesture 'of 'auld lang sync. We are told. that Harold is having quite a bit of trouble from the Womens Frazier. Before go at two portly there. Our ci Red and New the peanut ve now called I Lifting th dated. looking searching in 1 whiskered gen fact that the gave them the by Buddy Cole mensly. Mr. Cole is comedy team B in New York. We will let Roy Howard, 1 are the normal ham, and Eugei Bill Winter water boy for t promotion. This we lea spends hours a' We met Ra through some fi forty-two one ic quite interested Blue. After spend lunch at the f cigarette girls ' Lucille Brown seated us oppc: lunching with we recognized l His ieompan publicized debur Leaving the who is now, she tional Diet Situ accompanying l Ralph Dehz like to lecture lease from the F' nur reputation out your lame Contm nt a in the natlor sychlatmst we labihtated the to h1S former or ercome our nut our Condi th nubllc ve found that Jrilhant minds em to be our ier smce last octor that we 1nto the frult W1lford PIS New York 1ts n as th man ade lt prosper 1otta to make vue wandered d Brandt the Whlte WEIV n Opera to Sacs Fifth Wllma Vance nted to p ddle kmg 20 years lace 1n whlch arold St1llwell being MuzZ1V Harold finallv r as a Gesture 1 troubl from the Womens Ant1 Footb ll League led by L01 Cra1D1 and Margaret Fraz1e1 Before golna to luncn vt toll d throu fh the park and stared at two portly app ar ng women '3.ll0ll 'Il0' nth tne p anut vender there Ou1 curloslty drawmg us Clos r we laund the women to be Red and Newt both now ma1r1 d to pllZSf grt IS Odoly enough th p anut vendor turned out to be none other th n R05 Andersol now called Pop by h1s customers L1ft1ng the papers on a park bench w d1scov r d two d11ap1 dated lookmg bums weepmg on ont ano aers should rs Vlfhl Q archlnff 1n our purs s for some change the dawn cam 1 The b Whxskered Ueotl men 'we1e Bob Stokes and John Cox l mentmg the fact that the wo1ld o 'one 1 c ntfuned a1y beautlful women Vve gave them the co ns to put 1n a nearbv mcklecdeon Dance m1Js1 by Bul LY Pol s farfous hot o1chest1a alxays cheered them Q1 mensly 'VII Col 1S now play1ng an nffa ement w1th tle reno vred comedy team B aly and Barrett at th Templeton Hotel r1ght h re n New York We w1l' let you 1n on a nrofessmnal secret revealed to U by Roy Howard pubhc ty affent Beaty and Bnrrett gag wrzters are the normally tao1turn personal tres James Mulford Dor1s Old ham and Eugene McArthur B111 Wmters and Harold George are respectwel Bat bo and promotlon Th1S we learned from an ardent RHUKEQ lan John G1ese who sp nds hou1s at the Sbadlum dI'lHk1l'1g Gallons of nop We met Ralph Vthlttm yer 1n the puklwc l1b1ary last week g mg throueh some f1les on how to lose welght and eplaoe lost ha1r Af forty two one cant be too careful of hs app ranee He seemeo oune mterested 1n the l1brar1'1n vho lvoked very much like Dorothy Blue After spendlng the mornmg rem1n1sc1nsr we deC1ded to have lunch at the fe nous Top I-Iatt r restuarant where we found the clgarette g1rls to be Kat1e Dav1s I-Tafel Lasher and Anna Allen Luc1lle Brown check d our wraps Tlae head walter Joe Strup eated us ODDFSIE a hafndsome blonde and Il'119tH1Cf1 d gen leman lunchmg w1th a lovely young woman By the ound of h1S lme we recogmzed hlm as Bud Flanagan 1n splte of the mustache H15 1 ompanlon Vt68.I'll1g orchlds we dlscoxered to be the much publ1c1z d debt tante of 1a few years back 'vhs BOHD1 Wllhams Leavmg th r stuarant we ran 1nto IH old frlend Dorothy R1ce who IS now she told us lecturmg to Amer1ca11 women on tne Na t1onal Dlet Sltllat on P1ofessor Vogelsang of Fornell UHIVCTSITY rs accompanymg her also l ctdrmg or- The Evlls of Mode1n Swmg Ralph Dehones one of the professors aro nt adm re1s would l1ke to lecture on The Evlls of Matrlmony followlrhe' h1s re lease from the doa house ll '- 1 1:5 77 'ci ' .. 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' 1 I ' . 2 - V 'L 1 ' CC I ' ' 1 53 - ' '., I - , 7 a 1 Io . , 1 O I 1 so ' 1 U ,X i - 1 1 , - l ' It seems Ralph has become the third husband of the often mar- ried Dorothy Bradley. ' ' By this time we had found ourselves in front of the soft drink parlor -of Kenneth Farrand and Lloyd Snoddy and so we stopped in for a lemonade. We were waited on by a clumsy waitress Who reminded us of Ethel M-ae Schultz who nearly ruined Miss I-Ial1's transformation by spilling two cherry cokes. Meeting a policeman we inquired as to our directio-ns. When we found that he was Le Roy Lewis, we forgot his answer. But he did say that last week he ha.d been terribly upset over having to run Leon Bo-sse, a very old friend, in. Leon, it pains me state, had been caught stealing ice cream from little Junior Kraas When. he had been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kraas. Mrs. Kraas is better known to us as Lou Vance. Also present fat the time of the crime was Mr. and Mrs. John Pfieffer. Mrs. Pfieffer is the former Virginia Whitaker. Mr. Pfieffer is a prominent New York Ford manufacturer, who smokes black cigars to lend him dignity. Butkthe incident ended happily, for Leon knew the dignified judgexittox be Jack Shelton of his school darys. Leon has a lot -of political pnlliin New York, it seems, for he is often seen in the company of John Stokely, the famous political boss of the great metropolis. While hitting one of the well known night spots, Leon met one of his former buddies, Paul Crow, wh-o now owns and operates the Stork Club- on the 'West coast. He had flown East to contract a trombone player, Miss G-oldla. Cunningham, as a member of the club's orchestra. After spending over an hour rehashing school dayswith LeRoy we started so as not to be late for our app-ointment. We stopped to look in an attractive Window of an interior decorating shop and found three young women arranging models for display. They were Virginia Himes, Mary Martha Shelton and Evelyn Woodman. ' Qlancing at our England comipany manufactured watch We realized that we must hurry indeed. In our haste, We narrowly missed upsetting Gloyd Short and Marion Conway, who were post- in.g billboards and closely averted being spilled by a speeding fire engine driven blyv Stanley Pearson and Robert Lewis. Hanging on the back was fireman Ed. Morris. v Well Doctor, we have safely arrived to seek your advice. Thank you. We are very happy to hear that it is no more ser- ious than -an overdeveloped appetite for cokes in combination with our advanced age. ' - Leaving the office we were escorted by Doctor Hensley's capable and charming nurse, Miss Gusta Mae Searcy. D Csignedl ' DQROTHY MILLER MAE ELWYN HALL Y um. ,, .. A-vc .L , ,,, ,, - - .. 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Mrs. Pfieifer a prominent New Lars to lend him iew the dignified eon has a lot -of iften seen in. the Joss of the great spots Leon 'net Wm and operafes East to contract a member of the days with L Roy We stopp d t orating shop and splay They were 1 Woooma.n ctured watch We ste we narl owly who were post V a speeding fire Lewis Hanging your advice t is ro more ser con bination with Hensley s caoable ZOTHY IVIILI ER EZ ELWYN HALL I 'f lf' K' ff-J .f : fd, r f , - , Xt I g:J!,Q7fiy.:1f' ,A-I Y f?,,,,f gv ,-L': ,Z-KLA f X ,ff'7' ff' t I f K j Wd 1? 2, if gf K 1 ,' J ' ' 'IJ i X V If Qc I A t gg: ,Vg Q1 .ff .j gf gf! ' ' UNIOR CLASS Lelen so girls in Dor1s Smith Im one of the Sm h glrls J -fd ua 'Y Qffgf ff!!!-1-JJZf'4!f5i.fJf fm' VK' J-ffffff au anell Miller Shes not very quiet o ce you get to know her Henry Funhousei And I my tongue could e rise Within 1 6, V 1 1,2 Billy Cftdvsel The lone rangei .e that plays hard to get Helen Sm th I Just say Im innocent a d get away with it K WMI? I- ef-gfjsa 1 1 1 !L'!.,,4-' is W C 11 ' :J A 1. 1. 1 . 1' I 1 ,, ,,- M111 W ffgrw, -Wxfff' X I fwfr 6 Y ,goal ' Q1 X b vw? on Q , 11' 1. 1,4Xxiy' M J ' 1 NL!! 5 X 11 1 1 ,f SL H MQ, J ,F 111 1 ' 1 11 ' 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 111 1, 1: 5 111 11: Q is O '51 1 H - 111 1g Q3 11 1 2 i 1 9 i 1 11 1' 1 1 31 . 11 1 '1 1 L: Q N1 11: ' ' 1 1. 1 1 ' 1 I 1 11 .' 111 1 111 ' 1,1 V1 , 111 1 1 1 1 A 1 11 I1 1 11 ' 1 1 - 11 1 .13 11,1 15 A sux .5 1 1 -Xp X 'J A 111,313 1 .f,. l Q 1 'L 'M 1 1 if-2 , 1 11 ' 11 ' ,1 A 11: lf 11 -x :1 1 n v5 11 11 as 1, f1 151 11 1 11 11111111 1 A V J Edrith Templeton-'Tm always busy but never too busy for a d1ate. John Nyquist-There ought to be more lilge me. ,A . 5 J .. J J ,jf V ,MV 1 4 ,1 7 ijfr fx , 4. 'V v 'I' if 'I 'if JV Billy L nty-'Tm big an' tough and har o ugj' , , If. I , il' ', f r lvi erious mind- 1x?9I'1. I sk ,V . 1, fjljlv ay l'h'XL5J Annabelle Shelton-She has a regu- lar and a spare. Leroy Pierce- If I ever get a girl she'11 never get a1way. Xara' 1 is 'Ti 'Iv Jvkgk.. if x. My 1, 1 - ,C fl. I X rt x 1- if ,,', J QC '- fr1 LQ Q Forest Weyeneth--Our p 1 al the way through. M I cfm , W.A1w. Ida Treveson-She mposefi her own com, sitions. 14 1 1 Know, t My M , X ' ,,. M ,E K 1 yi11x -'Tm always busy y for a date. mere ought to be more ,,' 5 ,C rr 1 1-ff f' , ,, I 1 bLf1jq,g ,ff ,fy . ,V ,Q 1 1 , ,f , ,l J- ',,' ,J ,4 LM., d t' ,Q- 'm big an' tough and ' lay' U f erious min D11-She has 81 Tegll f I ever get a gir way kk W Lf VBLQ3 cv 5 T2 E-Our p21 alnthgay mposei her own if-'Y , X 7 X f 2 ff W U, J J , J s V X ' , ,jff ' , V, ,ffyfiff , fkfflj, yi! WWW! ,,, , I 4 r f W f X, , ,I Q ff f 5 J iz. 5 ff ,, V Y er pushed around. D O Charles Berger-A little man but rg? Fredea-na Rice- ' 1. ro J . Iike Water f 15k ' I fs e ,jr,j! . , B usenbark-Just a dancer at heart. 4' j.,r,q,0Jd,,yw-AwL6L A n Pete ASj6S-A11 planes are his holoby tg 0 ,I f K Bllly Parker WOIK study and un, but the greatest of these 1S fun LOIS Jean Brown We see her ey V dav Qt 5th hour Aimw. my Ntsft col gguls, W :Wi y t Earle Greene-He ISDL as green as It sounds 3 O O 0 f d.. ? 2 I sk Q Q , .1 A-A l ' J Cf U if ,O . d J 'igqf Q-f ' . - ' , i, f 1 1 G 3 so W 1 .. 12' V5 C 1 1 V w . J 3115,-1-,e 'fk . .. M- n X r Lf t s - V 'ii.ag,gu'Q'l ' , , 'T a' Ji VM t t s ' . I an -i,l,f,s,Q.,Gf .3 - . 'M 0 r1rlL'f1,,'A'2-w I Q . X I I . ' 'lu A ' . o V a . W ' 1. ' ' 3 he' ' d F , ' . -5, I ge . . , U - . , 45, ' 'X ' U f t ' - . - - 4 , - FJ . i Q ' df n- l I - J 3 1 5 ' Jfr '- A ' 17 ' Ig! . if A . I ,i . It 4' if , HJ W LL 9 or , i if k Q, If E-J f' p Q4 s , u 7 ,. if, Q' ' Margie Handley- I wish there were more Saturdays. Willard Bivians-Eat, drinkl and be merry for tomorrow We must study. 4 M fi il 6 f fha, , Q, j 1 Q , ,Q Chester 1-Iinklev -He plays a hot drum mean piano. ,, Paw en ta etn and -effi- ciency go together: f' fm. JW e e W' fri? of ' . ' Elizabeth Moore-Greatly attracted bv outside interests. ix, , J i QQ, A ' A 0 Cf .' 'Ty xp, zj' 5: 'A V rms' K O 3,9 James Loveland-Give us a toot on your tooter, Jimmie. , ,ff 0 ' A wg, l irfvm A V , e ,f mf 1 '-' ' 'i' lg t d if Q, L ohh Frankinilsteaay in lan things s well as love. CWe wonderb. . eulah Mathews+ They go Wild, sim- ly Wild over me. ?,3y,u:, -f i ,Y . ,. GJ ,GL 0 L. ,,, If I y ,Zag 3 l il sf' We ' ,,f 1 ' cw .,L: ff f Y, J, f. I 4 r- kr ll- .Lf V i A-'W i l .--Si, Q. 1 944 Mak!! wwf:-fe-'tif Q--saga-f X , rfzi . ff ' X JESJTQ' 13' ' +fi'+75Lfe5.f,,f ,ef Q i17'3'r'? 7 f 31 f fi as va fi i i. ff Q x , 1 .-.--fer'-rj 3. ' '-'-Q W --'.L'? '----'. .:.-:...r..4:,g',.':'. . , -'..:.-'-ff - - ' .- -La - .-.-,.. -., -F , , ' ' 1 , e - ' -2.21. ,f -1.,'-J:.:ee---:-.-21:41-'-:::.gg:af: .ggi-,.::gJ.1i,4aif653 Tn-'91, r 1Tffs4f1iQF5i.:.f.iii,sir-?5l:3SQ3EfffSQiE?5 ffigifff' 'flfifle-f-.H ' -- ' -'f 5' ' '14-I ' 1 x , f 1 1 I wish there were Eat drinki and be rw We must study Ie bflays a hot drum 441499. 61J I'1d .effi ff' J fi 3reat1y attracted 0 .34 a ,Q 'B 5 J1ve us a toot ,J eady 1n mall thlngf' We Wonderb They go Wlld ffwf? .27 ff ficaffg ff I b -fqb ,J SI LL f f a If ' f f' f, , , , , 5 ' . 1- , g,,4' , f 7 V. If . , X - -,f 2. V ,T Avi,- , 1 ., I J! K ff B If ' f , 1 J ,Q - 3+ '9' 1 J ' 111379 0 ,f ' 'I 'J lift V '-ffft 1f'Vs-ef wvfea., 42117 , UV , ,f-My - , K . Q , ws- ,4 , Vx -' XJ i l fy L 7 5. fi gf M P 4, I f , B 'I pu-5 li k dlffvpb . V167 E I ' 1 Flovd Wildilams - Trouble Trouble How can I keep out of trouble? Gracie Gaugh--Sweet thmgs come in small packages Betty Franklm She doesnt swlm but tou cant beat her on a horse, 73 exif 0 J J Desmond Keefe1 They call me Dlzzy T wonder why? gr 7' i dw It ff 'FQ 5 lg B111 Kuhn Work Wor th 11 I even do 13.31, Q Fllen D an Wwe A super comb1 a t1on Ke n ser se common sense nd H01 serse Jean Gardner Most good lookmg Deo ple are concelted but Im not Stanley Otto Hes an E -student 111 maklnff Whoopi? -. 7 1 2 if , 'Q L - f K I . ' . ' J ff f Y , 1 - ' 4' Z ' cl '- 1 A' Qf e 1 5 sf f f f nf? a -. o Q 1, Y , ef., - -f 12' f? W h K I ' .-sa . ,' ' 6 v w 77 . ' ' 697' 4' X ,vw Q 5 1 , , ., CV 74 M I b it , 9.1! ' ,,-I , '41 'K - . f ly I Jfv Q 7:2 1 IGN: if-ig'! X, ,,,, f vi I . .- v, 2 -3 lfigi' . ff Gd ,Q fo sf 4' ' ' 4 if V swf I A V 75,475 9 Y . x' My 1 --1.' L SE if if . 'Y R A- in 9 9 W' , OD. , I e' 3 .1 ,. 'E 'Q 1 . ' J ,, 5 I-rv J ll A A ' . 3 , is y y F, V , -. ls., J. . 'ff 1 ul -A '7 --' 'nz' ff' 1 if j A fe- fe' V 1 1 ' . 1 ' 5. . 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Eugene Slieparde-He looks nke a professor. ' f Ray .Thompson- Study, Study, Study, Im in the mood for vacation. 352iy Shaw-If silence weve ld 1'q Abe-algpiliionaire. ' go en .3 ' iq Q , 1' if as i . L' 'nb X Q, H.: - 15, S l . 3.67 sy- ,.4,44JcWA?9MJ.?i,U.,Qf,Jw I .x',-,oe-5-'1 -ff' ..--2.1 ' J,-1-x'f 2 'l,,s. , fi!! I 7 f y 4 il 3 Y I 9 2 a Z E safftd Canepbell Ever presenf seldom working ckeser Hes our rov ng wboy Easy come easy go an 'H to knovn gsby It takes time for fQcfZf?.Z',l5'v Q11 4 olunger I live to lang . ', I? ,1 f , f - , H 13 if 5 , B-4 . tepard7efHe looks like a ' : N1 W -1' W, 1: ,DV V , , , . N , f ,f ,ff ', 'iff ,gf L ff , fi , ' pson- Study, Study, Study. mood for vacation. W-If silence wezie golden llionaire. ,,4IZf77?omfQf1 S5 WJ gfaaflawi jffwfmf Lf f,iif,,,,gL,'nfCL.,- . I If 1 ,1 fiyffxjl maj! WB U-04 B111y Ray Morris His heart was once bioken by a little Cub Mary Bess Hinrichs-Cute sweet and hard to beat Jun Brown Blond men wanted most anyone Q11 do X Xp, J J A Clyde Robev Often lseen but never heard f J Johnnie Cliffton Large people ' are Jollyg he beats them all. Ellen Frazier-Alert :at all times and Very Sure. s LQ 7 , Q , S , it Q lg, Barbara Jemiings-- I like tall red headed kind of man. Q John Stilley-Oh, why should life be all labor. Jr' H ' '- ' L ci'fL6Qff - 1245- .a4f+.4fQ 721wQfa :J A X 1 , I I 1 1 I fill- 3'f.'Z64ss2s. , . ,. -,. -. .JY-, -g:.::p-.-,,-..F,. A-.-,..',., ..L.,15ir1L-..L.xisLg...::f-.4I 4.:Qff.2.T.L.5,.,.'. 1-.,. Li- . ' 'K ' ' ' ' . ' , , ,, ,, , M - . .,.. ,., M af ,M .. - , ,,,-,,,,. . , ,, , ,, A- , , Y, I. T l ., V, . . .. ,, Y + 31 Q I L ' '- 1 ' . X mf f A 1 , 1 ' F F X - cc W ' v ' 1 ' I 1 ' ' U '1 - - an . I. ' J cc ss' , 7 - x . . P - ' ' - f. - i 1 3 9 d I , J lj, 7 f , 6 KV Lv xl! 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'A nf ' ,fl I, Y ,1 ,,V Mad I ' ' f I 4 A ,- B ,f ffm B I ff Billy Bob Hinrichs-The champion of all.sports.AfV,,LL firing! , 'QT .17 o 1 , o I' Y'Ak I 'x. lkqfriill mi' 44 Shirley 6Vh't lesey A typ'i55,l Woman-- she oan't ake up er B incl. 2 1' ' ,V .Q X iyx X A -N Mildred Leighty-Here's to the girl who was ever faithful in little tasks. Bill Braga-He draws hearts with in- itials in them. N B is fr W, . Q . 5 uf , rf 5 B eeee as Q 1,3 in is 'l Richard Fallis- I skate and skate -and skate Cthis goes on foreverb. tloouisel Wright-Gone b-ut not forgot- en: 1.2. ., ' . ,ff ,.- I. i f 1 ff ff J fs ' - 1 ' , ' -N .1 'L I- A' .-. l. ' of Ja K If 1 .Qf,,i,,,gj1,i'-J- --gnqb V 4 Gr Y, ' Q 2 JD ry had ', ,1 - nted twirler. vish I knew how to be 4 ..- ,zq,f L M 1 1.1. Ipfkrfjx J' e , f K ,' 175-Sf hs-The champion of .1 jr gf 'typiil woman-Q ind. I N lu -Here's to the girl who in little tasks. .raws hearts with in- . . :gf Q , .mG,.,.a.,,,,,, V B , Tj- IV I V X Lf 5' ' 34M gil U I skate and skate :oes on foreverb. Erone but not forgot- Q ff 1 1 V' Ji 'J , l fail-1 415 'J 00 1' ' ,f a 'ij ' of fl ,Af ' f f ' ,fr f f ' J I I , 'I if ' Gi ' gg J, . if ., V 'v Bob Mandel- I've got a car, I don't dres bad, I'm a good guy. Virginia Albin-The saying holds true! Beautiful bujrdu bn. , ,,,, 94-adm, I f f- In . V X V ' atoc'-' -J cf' 1 . A ,,' I' . -1161 0'4 ' ff . 1 1 . -- , , I 4 1. t '. M p ' f Charles Gilbert- me times I sit and ' think. Sometimes I just sit. 'F-,U ' I s Vivian Baird-Ant'intelligent girl and very nice to know. . ,J rsraa 1 fur-' X A f , if .1 'ref q,+fm-1. a..e..a'Q,J.ga f., Norman Rice-Always in the right place at the Wrong time. Della Wiser-The Jr. President but kiwi to a so Ihomore yfl- Mfyztrwff ui.. Ella Mae Brandt-The perfect blond- smile, personality, poise. Grigsby-The perfect student. 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ISF Ga Lei Bil rie' Ha RO: Mr foo Hit Bilf bal. ting Wa the tha bon ties, qua strr in ' Lov vesc etta I 1 -, jg' -, , .1 K ','- '-.1 - .1.'-,: i- A 'H , , -. '- ---V ,- ,- ' , Y- ,. ' V , - Y-' 1 ' ' .. 'f., -T, -ff-'V . ' '-1-lf' .. - 1-ir'-.192-l,::,.. ' Q-- . -:fly -':,'L.:z.dg1 '1':i,Lg,1-tus-P-r-15,2-:v:5E.:-lx:-ri1,, ZRHSLL--if 5-C1 -,flQv.' 1.1-....-,L VL.-L, ,. mg ,-,,,1,,. 4. 1- .,,.g,.-.1-.-J..-:..,A4 N.,5::-'-11:'+:-.+--...fur-...,..,.,,-.,---fe-V , - - 4--- .,...v,.,.... .- -- - - -t -- - - i-i . - - v . Y - - C JUNIOR CLASS Piisromf The Freshman class, entering Raytovm in 1938, wasa. very 131-ge class of seventy-five members. The officers were: president, Billy Ray Morris: vice-I':residen,t, Don Nelsong secretary-treasurer, Mar- tha Colton. Mr. Cooper was the class sponsor and Mrs. Morris, the class mother. The class motto was- Forward Ever-Backward Nev- er. Those on the honor' roll were, Marjorie Bollinger, Ella Mae Brandt, Lois Jeanne Brown, Martha,-Colton, Jean Gardner, Gracie Gaugh, Charles Gilbert? Marion Grigsby, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Mary Leighty, Beulah Mathews, Rosslyn McCampbell, Lauranelle Miller, Billy Ray Morris, John Nyquist, Stanley Otto, Fredeana Rice, Hen- rietta Tewell, Ellen Dean Ware, Shirley Whittlesey, and Della Wiser. Billy Bob Hinrichs was the only freshman to letter in football 'The sophomore year, the membership decreased to seventy-one Harry Grigsby was elected president: Lelen Hicks, vice-presidentg Rosslyan McCampbel1, secretaryg and Billy Bob Hinrichs, treasurer. Mr. Hubert Fitzgeral and Miss Frances Dagg were the class sponsors, This class was especially well represented in all school activities. Stanley Otto, Pete Asjes, and Bill Hinrichs were outstanding in football, Harry Grigsby, Don Nelson, Lelen Hicks, and Billy Bob Hinrichs were members of the basketball team. Lelen Hicks and Bill Hinrichs lettered this year.' Martha Colton was the only sophomore girl to letter in basket- ball. Bill Hinrichs, Harny Grigsby, Lelen Hicks, and Don Nelson dis- tinguished themselves by' earning letters in baseball as did Wade Wall in tennis. This class was also outstanding in music. Solos were played at tire State Contest by the follo-Wing: Della Wiser, French horn 3 Mar- tha Colton, Oboeg, Billy Bob Cadwell and Jimmie Loveland, trom- bone. The following persons represented Raytown in vocal special- ties: trio-Rosslyn McC'ampbellg girls' quartet, Martha Colton, mixed quartet, Bill Morris, boys quartet, Billy Bob Hinrichs. In the in- strumental specialties ap'pe-ar Bill Morris and Rosslyn M1cCampbell in the Clarinet3Quartetg Billy Bob Cadwell, brass quartetg Jimmie Loveland and Bill Cadwell in the tI'0mb0116 quartet! IC121 M36 TFC- Do 3 5 q I O 6 etta Rose of the Danube , several sophomores had leading parts, 6 -9 fuiaefft' ve- n gtrino- uartet' Martha Colton g woodwind trio. In the Oper-i They were: Martha Colton, Rose's mothferg Billy Bob Hinrichs, Karl- Brother of Roseg Rosslyn McCampb-ell, Daisy--a sister or Roseg and Billy Ray Morris, one of the three villains. Twenty-one per cent of the class was on the honor roll during the year. The Junior Class officers are: Della Wiser, presldentg Harry Grigsby, vice-president, Ella Mae Brandt, secretaryg Don Nelson. treasurer. Stanley Otto and Bill Hinrichs were again outstanding in foot-- ball Qas were Harry Grigsby, Don Nelson, Lelen' Hicks, and Bill Hin- richs in basketball. The same four boys were again outstanding in baseball. The class again distinguislred itself nobly in the music ield The most outstanding members in this respect were: Martha Colton, Bill Cadwell, James Loveland, Rosslyn McCampbell, Bill Hinrichs, Bill Morris, Many Bess I-Iinrichs, Della Wiser, Shirley Whittlesey, Beulah Mathews, and Ida Mae Treveson. At this point- it might be well to add that the Junior class has been very active in band affairs. It has dominated the twirling section for three fyears. Bill Morris is the accomplished drum major. Beulah Mathews, Mart-ha Colton, and Rosslyn Mcijampbell are the attractive drum majo-rettes. Severalfjunior 'class members had leading parts in tire Operetta this year: They were: Marjorie Handley, Bill Hinrichs, Bill Morris, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Rosslyn Mac.Campbell, Martha Colton and Harry Grigsby. The junior play given in the fall was b-eautifully performed directed. The Patchwork Quilt, :as the play was called was directed by Mrs. Burch as usual this year. The ,main parts were taken by Della Wiser and Bill Morris. Della played Diaineg,-De Boussac and Bill, Pierre Boucher. Other characters were Ellen Dean WIBVTS, Little Diane: Billy Bob Cadwell, Raul Els-worth, ,Don Nelson, Emile La Rueg Beulah Mlathewvs, Fredeana Rice, and Henrietta Tewell, Little Diane's maiden auntsg Wade Wall, Father of Dianeg and Rosslyn McCampbell, Antoinette De Boussac. . The proceeds from the play will be utilized ,in financing the Junior-Senior Banquet in the spring, a goal toward which the juniors are working at this time. These funds will also be used toward the Prom expenses. This class has been very active in all school projects and extra- curricular activities. Ol 9 f' -. . in gi 3 -sr. W' e 4 ,J ' 45 B. - , . ,. M ....-,. . ,nad e Q9 C . a . X QR X Q X x XX N: K Nx -2 1 X 1 1 1 ? p-I CU pg! n-I .1 6+ I-l TUE IAI .U 5-Q ME, pf-4 .A Z CCA OPHOMORE CLASS 1 I ix 1 X 11 '1 v fi M l ,. .1 f':'1 'Q 4,.' 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Yue-E uf'- Ml 1'0 c i as 'xiii ll H 700' M61- X !,0mM 4 X , Ai N .Homoms ROLL CALL President, -,-, Erma Jean Pettegrew Secretary ..-- --- Naomi Stout Vice-President -L,.- Vincent Rieger Treasurer .... --- John Walgren Adams, Virginia Arndt, Leora Bales. Bobby Bennett, Mary Bomar, Marilyn Bordner, Charles Bosse, Perry Bouse, Barbara Brackmann, Warren Chandler, Bess Ann Cole, Jean Cole, J. F. Coombs, Gloria Conley, Bob Davidson, Janice D-avis, Jack Davison, Betty Davolt, Harold De W-alt, Florence Evans, Glenn Frost, Orville t Gardner, Raymond Garrison, Helen Giese, Watlter Glover, ,Barbara Grim, Rosalie Halbert, Kenneth , Harris, Betty Lou Heidrick, Paul Hicks, Betty Lou Hiucks, Fern Hopkins, Margery Huffman, Errol Igou, Stephen Kroencke, Catherine Lowry, John McCready, Jack Miller, Bernard Nash, J. W. Nolting, Gladys Norbury, Maxine Nyquist, Martha Parker, Everett , Pettegrew, Erma Jean Pulley, Tom Rieger, Vincent Rice, Richard Robertson, Bernice Schwab, Rose Shaw, Laura Belle Shelton, Nancy Short, Marie Shyrock, Nancy Sides, Jewell D. Snyder, Margaret Stafford, Sheldon. Stout, Naomi Strup, Lenor M Ifracy, George Yan Lanker, Marguerite Walgren, ,John R. Vvard, Glenna 3. VVendel, Orval Whitaker, Bob XVillian1s, Billw soPH01v1oRE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class of 1940-41 started its year with sixty-one members enrolled. During the year a. few have moved and new ones have enrolled until no-W that are sixty-two in the class. Miss Frances Dagig and Mr. Hubert Fitzgeral ar-e the sponsors. At followi Vincer W3,1gT4 Seve Whitai and O foctbal are go LM: repress al oth: next y Ri class t City. Th follows Whital Tracy, Wbital Wf si-c deg Instrui Jean C l-Iuifmz Lowry, Schwal Strup, were cl April 8 Vir tion cf Na depart! Th. hayride the hig dent, E Jar Theta the Eng Ref rock, ai val We: bers. l of this on the ,LL ---- Naomi Stout -- John Walgren il iherine :k d fs ne ha at , na Jean rt rnice 3el1e V Y D. ret don: Marguerite R. 'DRY rith sixty-one and new ones Miss Frances At the first of the year the class elected as' tiieir- officerps the following people: President, Erma Jean Pettegrewg Vice-President, Vincent Riegerg Secretary, Naomi Stout g and Treasurer John Walgren. ' - Several members of this class are outstanding in sports. Bob Whitaker, Orville Frost, Errol Huffman, Stephen Igou, George Tracy. and Orval Wendel were all fine representatives of the class on the football field. Bob Whitaker was the only letter winner, but there are good prospects for ne-xt year. M.ary Bennett, Rose Schwab, Kenneth Halbert, and Perry Bosse represented the class on the girls' and boys' basketball teams. Se-,el-- al others in the class made the squad and will be good prospects for next year's team. Richard Rice and Orval We-ndel were two from the Sophomore class that took part in the Golden Glove 'I'ourna1nent in Kansas City. The Representatives -of the Sophomore Class in sports were as follows: Kenneth Halbert, Charles Boi-dner, Orval' Wendell, Bob Whitaker, Stephen Igou, and Richard Rice in-ffbaseb-all. George Tracy, Perry Bosse, J. F. Cole, Orville Frost, Richard Rice, and Bob Whitaker in track. We must not forget how well this class is represented in our mu- sic department. The following are either members of the Vocal or Instrumental Music Organizations: J. F. Cole, Sheldon Stafford, Jean Colo, Barbara Bous-e, Rosalie Grim, Bess Ann Chandler, Errol Huffman, John Walgren, Nancy Shelton, Nanny Sh-yrock, John Lowry, Vincent Rieger, Florence DeWalt, Marjorie Hopkins, Rose Schwab, Jewel D. Sides, Warren Brackmann, Janice Davidson, Lenor Strup, Glenna Ward, Naomi Stout, and Betty Davidson. Several were chosen to represent Raytown either individually or in a group April 8, in the Little Six Music contest. Vincent Riegyer tied for second place in the Oratorical Elimina- tion c-ontest in Raytown High School. Nancy Nelle Shelton was selected to represent the home-making? department for the clothing contest at Warrensburg. The Sophomore Class have enjoyed several social activities. A hayride and Hallowe'en pat-y was held in October. They met at the high school and went in hayracks to the home of their presi- dent, Ernia Jean Pettegrew. Janice Davison is the only Sophomore who is a member of the Theta Kappa. Theta and Marilyn Bomar is the only sophomore in the English V -class. 4 - Rose Schwab, Gloria Coombs, Lenor Strup and Nancy Lee Shy- rock, are members of the Pep Squad. Four boys, Bob Whitaker, Or- val Wendell, Kenneth I-lialbert, and Perry Bosse, are R Club Mem- bers. We have found this class to have been Well represented in all of this year's school activities. 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X F RESHIYIAN ROLL CALL Pfesldenft ---- -- Edwin PHHKIQY Secretary --- Margaret Stratemeier Vice President ----. Betty Jo Powell Treasurer- U--M ----- Elizabeth Half Student Council Representative -W-,-,h ,--,. -n --W Dwaxrne Winters Allen, John Arndt, John Bartles-on, Gene Bennett, Mary Bennett, Patsy Bivins, Katherine Blake, Patricia Bordner, Charlene Bulckner, Doris Burton, Joan Carpenter, Gilbert Cella, Mary Jane Cook, Patricia Corkran, Wilma Lee Corrnack, Lee Cox, Bernice Cresswell, Eileen Crow, Vida Curran, Adella Davis, Joe Davolt, Betty Jean Finney, Mildred Fuller, Robert Gaither, Evelyn Garrison, Helen Garrison, Wiayne Garnett, Jeanne Gaugh, Rose Marie George, Margaret Gilbert, Ellen Hall, Elizabeth Hatcher, Leon I-Ieady, Orville Heidt, Robert I-limes, Lucille Hinkley, Edwin Ingram, Jerry laom, Eugene Kahof' Billie Knfubol, Alice Kuhn, Norma Laird, Betty Lawrence, Helene' Lewis, Everett Massood, Josephine McCroady, Doreen Marriott, Jolfm Miller, John Mock, Margery Morgan, Dale Morris, Donald Murray, Betty Pettegrew, Jane Powell, Betty Jo Prigel, Edwin Quick, Betty Jean Rice, James Robinson, Jim Searcy, Dorothy Shelton, Herbert Simmons, Margory .Stratemeier, Margaret Sullivan, Patricia Sweet, Francis L. Turley, Charles Varner, Edwin Vincent, Ida Mae Wagner, George Wilson, Rosemary Winters, Dwayne Wittmeyer, Donald Woodroof, Dean FRE HMA CLASS HI rom' The Freshman Class, entering Raytown High School in 1940, was a very interesting one, containing seventy' eight active personalities. On entering the :loo-rwasy of our school, they set out to make a brilliant hf story for themselves. To properly induct these energetic youngsters into school rou- tine, a Freshman intiatien was held in October. After successfully withstanding the initiation, the class became a working part of the schocl systgm. This they did, by holding an election in which they electefi Edwin I-Iinklelv as class president, Betty Jo POWSU, ViC9-D'F9Sifl9I1'f- iMargaret Stratemeier, secretary, and Elizabeth Hall, treasurer. Mrs. Clark Fegert and Mr. Clyde Cooper are the sponsors. The efforts of the members in the music Held are to be congra- tulated, Elizabeth and Margaret Stratemeier have achieved much 'success in that field. Betty Jo Powell, Elizabeth 'Hall and Patty Sullivan. were chosen to represent the Freshman Class as Pep Squad members. This class has also achieved, some measure of success in athletic activities. The following boys went out for football: Wayne Gar- rison, Jerry Ingram, Jim Robinson, Herbert Shelton, .and Dwayne 'Winters if The folloiwing boys were on the basketball squad: 'Leo Carmeack, 'Leon Hatcher, Everett Lewis, Donald Morris, Edwin Prigel, Herbert 5Shelton, Edwin Varner, and Dwayne Winters. 'Margaret Stratem-eier lettered in basketball. Mary Jane Celia 'Mildr-ed Finney, Margaret George, Billie Kayo, Margery Simmons, and Patty Sullivan were on the squad. John Allen, Gene Bartleson, Leo Ciarinack, Jfoe Davis, Leon Hatcher, Jerry Ingram, Everett Lewis, Donald Morris, Edwin Prigel, Herbert Shelton, and Dwayne Wiiiteifs went out for baseball, The following Freshman. made the Honor roll the first semester: 'Doris Buckner, Charlene Bordner, Patsy Bennett, Joan Burton, Adella Curran, Elizabeth Hall, Leon Hatcher, Norma Kuhn, 'Betty Murray, Rosemary Wilson, and Ma.rg-aret Stratemeier. e A class party was held in Mar-ch, which was acclaimed success- ful by all who attended. This party was a mixer in form. The Freshman will probably plan a picnic sometime this spring. Due to limited space, we regret that we cannot completly A' list all of the Freshmen who have taken part in school activities, but we should like to -commend the work of all the class members in Girl Reserve, the music department, home economics, the sciences, and industrial arts. 1 X rf. - x XX ' SSX' ff:-:ie 901 1n 1940 X. es e personalues ut, To ma? do school mu te successfullx ng part of thi. '1 they electe VICB pres1den'r xeasurer 'VII' to b con., mchleved much n WOIS chnsev 0 rs css 1n athl t Wayne var ard Dwayne Leo Carmack Drlgel Herbert ry Jane Cell? gerv Slrnnwons Davls heor Euwm Prlgel af eball first semester Joan Burton rxuhn Betty umed success 'orm The smmg 'nnletlv 11st a11 m IGS, but we nfbers 111 G rl sclences env me Sha X few ff wif, hx f f wif yi fffgzf WW? 33 fgi ffxw 1 'III ! 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She was chosen out of three candidates for this honor by popular vote of the student body-. The ooroxnation took place at the box supper and danlce given by the high school. At her crowning the queen was escorted by -Harold George. Her two attendants were Virginia, Lee Whitaker and Mae Elwfyn Hall. The escorts of these girls were John Pfeiffer and Alfred Brandt. - nf 'Y ax ! ? f W av kdm, :V 1 f ,Y ' W I f ,.., V .vf ,Lg 5 1: ,I 1- .5 Za ff A . Lg' f QE :H 3,M:!,., WSL? gm E If HQ, ,Z Tffmf 7,7 4 , fl 4 fm 542' vw 1 G , W, LW, ,, W .5 3 f A 1 fl f , ,I P0 For tl lar girl A Vance, M: won by W per. Also 2 gan receiv were Bud v' f., 5.5! POPULARITY KING AND QUEEN For the iirst time at Raytown High a contest for the most popu- lar girl and boy was held. The candidates for this Were: Wilma Vance, Mary Lois Vance, and Mary Helen Sullivan. This honor was won by Wilma Vance. The Winner was announced at the Box Sup- per. ' Also a contest for the mcst popular boy was held. 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' lf' 91 1 X , ,55 3 , , 'f, VMQ, ff , MU V 7 ' f X l- if' DRAMATIC W. ffm Jw ,My-J Q - f 0' fwfr' 46.01 ywfw, 6 ' 'a ' WJ ig- W fr V W' 3 ' ' Wyre 4-:fo I . we rf c TU f IMA, WU' LM' M' gif XJ ff 'V JA , ,150 r N g..s.,,-.fxpx cr,-J-1.1. n' 21 A Ok JV' Q J 5 The the Fed- Out 1940-41 D-ella VS Morris, ' Collins, Rice, Jo The town pla Bud Fla I Ray' zfient thi Della W Alfred 11 tered as Bill Mon brought two victl Ray League Ra-yt .Aff L' co V4 I fn-ov-ol ,f?'x Kal ' ' '71 it-vis? ,Q The question for debate this year was-Resolved: The Powers of the Federal Government Should be Increased. Out of fifty-four contestants the following were chosen for the 1940-41 Debate Squad-Alfred Brandt, Bud Flanagan, Dorothy Blue, Della Wiser, Le Roy Lewis, 'Wade Wall, Rosslyn McCampbell, Bill Morris, Kenneth Fawrrand, Eugene Shepherd, Lucille Brown, Marietta Collins, Gclda Cunningham, Ray Robbins, John England, Fredeana Rice, John Richard Giese, 'and Henrietta Tewell, f , - The Little Six Debate Tournament was held at Butler. Ray- town placed third. Dorothy Blue, LeRoy Lewis, Alfred Brandt, and Bud Flanagan represented Raytown. U Raytown debaterst entered the Wyandotte High School Tourna- ment this year. On- the Hrst affirmative team were Dorothy Blue and Della Wiser. The first negative team consisted of Bud Flanagan and Alfred Brandt. Kenneth Farzwand and Eugene Shepherd were en- tered as the second. affirmative team and Rosslyn McCampbell and Bill Morris as the second negative team. The first negative team brought home one victory. The two 'affirmative teams brought home two victories each. Raytown was scheduled in the Missouri High School Debaiing League with Pleasant Hill, Lee's Summit, and William Chrisnian. lRa-ytown won the decision from the Lce's Summit debate. ,, ,,.,,,ffff,-,ffffyfff ONE ACT PLAY The Little Six One-Act Play Contest was held at Raytown April 1. Leels Summit presented Happy Journey by Wilder and received first place. Pleasant Hill presented His First Date by Reach and received second place. Rayitown presented the play More Blessed by Moffett. The cast was composed of: John Pfeiifer, Mlary Newton, Mae Elwyn Hall Marietta Collins, and Alfred Brandt. The director was Miss Eva Burhan-s. Raytown's play was taken to the Warrensburg District Contest. The Speech Class, which is composed of forty-nine members. presented eight one-act plays during this year. The plays were pre- sented under the supervision of Miss Eva Burhans. The name of each and the student director off eaach are as follows: The Bishop's Candlesticks -Della Wiserg Winter Sunset -Lee Roy Lewisg Wild Hobby-Horses -Kenneth Farrand: Red Carna- tions -Marietta Collinsg The Midnight Ghost -Rosslyn McCamp- bellg The Giants' St-airs --Eugene Shepard and Bill Morrisg Spark- in -Dorothv Riceg Dress Reversal -Bud Flanagan. Each mem- ber of the class took part in one of these eight plays. ,ff V Q 4 f 2 2 Th e vember 1, class spoi The j selish si: piness of loves Dial Peirre ha ter, young marriage. are togetl Those Eubank, Morris, D Campbell, A Io-etve belle Shel inger, E11 Brown, ar ican flags. April eived and The H all Eva strict .bers pre- le of -Lee .ma- tmp- lark- nem- , -7 V-1ffufz.wJ JUNIOR PLAY ...J 4..,,., J W ,. ,nf'ifpti JL f .9-,.f7a r 4 ed z The Patchwork Quilt was presented by the Junior class No- 6 , .-- QL, ' A vember 1, 1940, under the direction of Mrs. Marvel Burch, one of the 'B G class sponsors. f,4,,f', J The play, a three-act romantiic drama. The plot tells how a if Selfish sister, Antoinette DeBoussac, completely destroys the leap- ,ey QQ... QW piness of her sister, Diane, by marrying Pierre Boucher. Pierre really loves Di-ane. Pierre goes to warg Antoinette dies. Word is sent that Peirre has been killed. Diane raises Pierre and Antoinette's daugh- ter, young Diane. Pierre appears again just before young Diane's marriage. His identity had been reported dead. Pierre and Diane are together at last. Those who were in the cast are: Della Wiser, Ellen Ware, Verna Eubank, Beulah Miathevws, Fredefana Rice, Henrietta Tewell, Bill Morris, Don Nelson, Billy Bob' Cadwell, Lelen Hicks, Rosslyn Mc- Campbell, and Wade Wall. A between act specialty presented by Shirley Whittlesey, Anna- belle Shelton, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Mildred Leighty, Marjory Boll- inger, Ella Mae Brandt, Ellen Frazier, Beverly Busenbark, June Brown, and Norma Shryock related the history of the Various Amer- ican ilags. f SENIOR PLAY The Seniors presented their annual play May 2 in the high school auditorium. The play, Spring Feve1 ', was a three-act comedy by Glenn Hughes. This play is a comedy portraying the hectic moments of com- mencement week at college. Howard Brent isn't going to graduate because his Zoology paper is late. Through a mistake Broodiield college loses an endowment for a Ssoience Buildingg however Anne, Vivian, and Victor put on a deathbed sc-one and Brookfield gets the endowment. Through Aunt Maude's managing I-Ioward's record is cleared and he can graduate. The three couples of romfancers, Ed Burns-the chemist Snooky-the negro maidg and Professor Bean contribute greatly to making the play a hilarious comedy. The following cast composed of 18 seniors was one of the largest casts ever used in presenting a play at Raytown High School. Alfred Brandt Mae Elwfyn Hall Marvin Corrigan Bob Kraas Katherine Davis Bonnie Williams Kenneth Farrand Wilma Viance Mary Helen Sullivan Lucille Brown Bob Stokes Marietta Collins Dorothy Blue Roy Anderson Ce-gil Shelton Mary Lois Vance Dorothy Rice Mary Newton, Miss Eya Burhans, a Senior sponsor, direote d the play. l Alfr this 57+ cal cot in Edf from 1 Fc elimin Eugen Marilg for se S1 limina Dorotl vision der tl Rayfto' T1 Sumrn entrar Parke: AIT1fEI'i1 Mitchn receive Tl tests. superil M3 work. Tl lished V clas Tl printer Tl E12 Rice, l Della ' Tl the Er work 2 given z i. high ee-act com- tduate mdfield Anne, 1 gets record rs, Ed Bean argest tn as ilhvan is ORATION AND DECLAIWATION Alfred Brandt, who represented Raytown in the held of oration this year, won first in the Jackson County American Legion Oratori- cal contest. He .a-lso won third in the district contest which was held in Edison Hall, Kansas City. There Alfred competed with winners from nine high schools of Kansas City. Fortv-seven students wrote original orations. Seven -e-ntered the elimination: contest. They were - Alfred Brandt, Martha. Colton Eugene Shepard, Vincent Reiger ,Della Wiser, Henrietta Tewell, and Marilyn Bomar. Alfred won first place, Eugene and Vincent tied for second, and Martha Colton won third. Such a large number of 'people entered deelamation- that a pre- liminary elimination was held. Della Wiser, Bonnie Williams, and Dorothy Blue were selected for final try-outs under the Poetry Di- vision: Alfred Brandt, Mae Elwyn Hall, and Golda Cunn-ingharn un- der the Prose Division. Bonnie Williams was chosen ,tol represent Ravftown in poetry and Mae Elwyn Hall in prose. The Little Six Declaniation Contest for 1040-41 was held at Lee's Summit, February 27. Bonnie Williams and Mae, Elwyn Hall were the entrants from Raytown. V Bonnie reed The Minuet by Louis N. Parker. Mae Elwyn read the State required selection Lip Lazy American by Bakh and a cutting from Gone With The Wind by Mitchell. Bonnie placed third and Mae Elwyn placed second. B-oth received medals. These two contestants took part in the Warrensburg Spring Con- tests. Bonnie got a rating of good, and Mae Elwyn got a rating oi superior. She ranked fourth out of 37 contestants. Miss Eva Burhans is the director of our oration-declamation work. RA YF LECTOR The Rayflector is the Baytown High School weekly paper, pub- lished by the members of the Jo-urnalism Department of the English V classes under the supervision of Miss Eva Burhans. The class awards a journalism letter to each one who Writes 70 printed inches. . Those 'who at this time have earned a letter are: Ella Mae Brandt, Bud Flanagan, Rosslyn McCanrp-bell, Dorothy Rice, Fredeana Rice, Eugene Shepard, Wilma Vance, Lee Roy Lewis Della Wiser, John Richard Giese, Harry Grigsby. The two editors Bob Kraas and Alfred Brandt were chosen from the English 'V Journalism Class of last year. As a reward for then' work and sincere efforts to make the paper W01'l3hWh11G they Wlu be given 3 Service bar and a star on their journalism letters of last year. A ,. . , if ' If 5 ff ' 1 5 ,QA ,, 3 Q ,, ,I . f. 9 . H' , Z' Q at ' y 41 f, L , L ' M ,., W W - I 40 ' Ag, Q . is ' 1 4 2 Q? aft .. , 3' 'K 5 5 X gf 1 .. in f ffffwf WK 'e xxx 'N 5 Q , f X 2 g SPORTS The R: a total of Out of Raytov Day iirst, Iifth, and Those Anderson, Bob Stoke Bob Hinri meyer, Each ing pl school. it was team. as the The coaches of like ' lit FOOTBALL J The Raytown Blue Jays ended their 1940-41 football season with a total of seventy-three points to their opponent's seventy-seven Out of eight games played they won two, tied four, and lost two. Raytown emerged in fourth plafce in the conference with Pem- Day Iirst, Harrisonville second, Lee's Summit third, Pleasant Hill iifth, and Butler sixth. Those who received letter awards were Ralph Dehoney, Roy Anderson, John Stokley, Jack Shelton, John Pfieffer, Bill Wlinters, Bob Stokes, John Cox, Bud Flanagan, Harold Stillwell, Stanley Otto, Bob Hinrichs, Lelen Hineks, Cecil Shelton, Pete Asjes, Ralph Witt- meyer, and Bob Whitaker. Each year the Chamber of Commerce presents tothe outstand- ing player its trophy. This trophy is kept in possession of the school. 1-Iaving been Won two years in succession by George Colton. it Was presented this year to Bill Winters, l94O--il Captain of the team. 'The Elliott-'Eubank Trophy was also presented Bill Winters as the most valuable player. The Winner of these honor trophies are selected by referees and coaches of opposing teams. Q BOYS BASKETBALL The Raytown Basketball team ended a very successful season by defeating their old rival Pem-Day 36-34 on Pem-Day's court. Theffirst successful attempt of the year was RaytoWn's winning flrst,p1.ace at the Ruskin Tournament. They first won from Grand- view 31-16. They next played Raymore and Won 41-13. The third game was with Oak Grove with Rayt-own Winning 39-25. The last game was played against Rhul Hartman for the championship and ended with Raytown the victors 43-13. Those who received letter awards were Harold George, Bob Krasas, Leon Hoses. Don Nelson, Cecil Shelton, Harry Grigsby, Bob Hinrichs, Lelen Hicks, Ralph Wittmeyer, Perry Bosse, and Kenneth Halbert. 30 Raytown Opponent --------31 Lee's Summit 26 --------28 Lee's Summit 35--.- .... -40 Butler 28 --.- .... -33 I-Iarrisonville 36--------.34 Pem-Day 28- .... ---33 Pleasant Hill 28----------33 Ruskin 27 ....... . 20 Butler 31 .... --25 Faucett 30-----.--.- -16 Pem-Day 28 . ...... -31 Center 49 --.- ---- -27 Pleasant Hill 32 ------- 9 Buckner 19--.--. ---- 22 Harrisonville 36 -------137 Holden Boys making the Little Six All-Star Team: Don Nelson and Harold George ,nw-nf f f ,ff ,f mf ,VV ff Win .7 f f ,f Aff f, fffyf, , ,Off ,gf ff :f ,wff Wff! we ,yn J, 4,4 WZ, ,952 ff7 ff ,f L ff Z ,, my Q f , , f l The ning fol at the I Conferei In t placed 1 Tournar Wihna Tournar The Helen S I-ois Vai ta Colli-1 Ann and Cor Seve Vear. '1 Lois Va Collins. 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J, L, ,Z f ff f-'U j GIRLS BASKETBALL The glrls ba k tball t am of 1940 41 had a eucc eful year nlng fourteen o t of twenty four games The enls 'wor tlurd plaf e at the P1 asant I-ull Tournnml nt and second plae Jn tl'e Lltblo q1X Conference Ir the flenter Tournament Red Sulllvan nc Anna Allen were placed on the All Star tam Marv N wtol at the Pleasant H111 Tourramenf and W1lma Vanoe at the Lees Qummlt Tournament Wxlm also Wan the spoltsmanshltz trophy at the Pleasant I-Il' Tournament The letter wlnn rs of thls vear are W1lma Vance CCaptJ Mary Helen qullnan 'Vhry Newton Anna Allen Maron Corway Ma1y Lora V-me Della Wlser Rose S hwab Marffaret Stratemeler Ma11et fa Col11ns Ma y Benn tt and Martha Colton Anna All n was the hlgh polnt scorer of the season Wlth 336 and Conv: afy second w1th 103 pomts Seven of the letter wmners are senlols and wll ot return n xt vear Thes fa e W1lma Ven e Mary New U Anna Allen Mar Lols Vane Marlon Tonway Mary Helen Qulln an and Marlett Co111n's Glrls mak,ng the Llttle Sn. All Qtar team Anna Allen Mar Newton Wllma Vanre Mary Helen Sulhvar L19 Aa., ,Mtv W ' i t'2 ?wf-46-fL w I ,i .M W ,A BASEBALL From the team of last year only two were lost by graduation. Those back are Harold George, Cecil Shelton, Bill Winters, John Stokley, Don Nelson, Jack Hensley, Harry Grigsby, Bob Hinrichs, Bob Whitafker, Lelen Hicks, Orva-l Wendel and Lee Roy Pierce. ' The batteries that will probably see services are: Winters to Grigsby Hinlrichs to George Although the season is still in the practice stage a full tough. line-up is ahead of the boys. March 25 Blake, Minnesota at April 1 Pem-Day at Pem-Day Pem-Day April 11 Clinton at Raytown March 27 Blake, Minnesota at April 15 Pem-Day at Raytown Raytown May 2 Clinton at Clinton Knight! Two games are to be scheduled with Rockhurst but :as yet dates are lacking. The iirst game of the season played with Blake, Minn., visitors at Pem-Day, ended in a 5-2 victory for Raytown. The battery for Raytown was Winters to Grigsby. z Q 11.1 Onl Bill Wifi The meets k at Wai Surnmii The Hinrich discus: and ha Nelson, lin, higl Tra other tl At meets h The and sop P-sl 3, as., i Q 3 Quilt atfatilllwiiitii raduation. 'inters, John Einrichs, Bob erce. . full tough ?em-Day Laytown Raytown hton Cnightb Ls yet dates nn., visitors 2 3 TRACK Only three letter men returned to school this year. They were Bill Winters, Ralph De-honey and Leon Bosse. The squad consists of twenty boys who were entered in four meets by Coaxch Graham. They were the Warrensburg District Meet at Warrensburgg Jackson County Meet which was held at Lee's Summitg Little Six and Liberty Invitational Meet. T The following boys were out for the following events: Billy Bob Hinrichs, 100 yd. diash, 220 yd. dash and broad jump: Billy Winters. discusg Ralph Dehoney, low and high hurdles, Leon Bosse, quarter and half mile, Paul Crow, mile: Perry Bosse 220 yd. dashg Don Nelson, high jumpg Harold Stillwell, mile and shot put, John Frank- lin, high jump, and 220 yd. dashg an-d Roy Anderson shot put. Track is one of the big four events in Raytown High School, the other three being basketball, baseball, and football. At the time of publicationno track meets or other competitive meets had been held. The senior team won iirstg the faculty second, freshmen' third and sophomores fourth. TENNIS Tennis has been drawing more and more interest every year. This year's team is made up of six letter winners. All are: I-larry Grigsby, Bob Hinrichs, Wade Wall, Don Nelson-, Alfred Brandt and Bob Kraas as Captain. The Blue Jays saw action- in only one fall meet, this being Pem- Day which they defeated. Spring tennis promises to be very busy. Coach Cooper has matched! schedule with Pem-Day, Lee's Summit, Pleasant Hill, and also the Little Six tournament. f Those who have won their letter this year are: Grigsby, Wall, Nelson, Kraas and Brandt. The ir as Winner: Roy Andei Ping P a .girl's to eight entri Betty Frat lation. Th and Mary The bo Billy Bob I second yeas Double: t every year. .1 are: Harry Brandt and s being Pem- Cooper has nt Hill, and rigsby, Wall, IN TERCLASS SPORTS BASKETBALL The intra-mural basketball games ended with the senior's second as Winners. The team was composed of Bud Flanagan, Bob Stokes: Roy Anderson, Harold Stilwell, and John ,Stokley as eo-captains, PING PON G Ping Pong has become very popular this year. For the first time a .girl's tournament was held. This was received very well with eight entries in the singles division and four terams in the doubles. Betty Franklin Won the singles with Marietta Collins taking conso- lation. 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Q The R The oifice Cadwellg s The n Drum Mag Rosslyn B Dickey Sh Pendleton, Ray Morri Robertson, Huifmang Murray 5 I baritone, E ningham, 1 Billy Bob Miller, Flo Bainey W: Chfmdler Joe Powell Fredeanfi Jean Coleg BAND The Raytown Ba-nd is under the direction of Mr. Ralph Shipley. The officers are: President, Causby Colle, vice president. Billy Bob Cadwell, secretary, Rosslyn McCampbellg librarian, James Loveland The members are: Drum Major, Billy Ray Morris, Assistant Drum Majors, John Robert Walgr-en, Jim Lute Robinson, Twirlers Rosslyn McClain.pbell, lVBartha Colton, Beulah Mathews, Mascot, Dickey Shipley, clarinets, Causby Cole, Rosslyn McCampbell, Donald Pendleton, Shirley Whittlesey, Gracie Gaugh ,Jim Robinson, Billy Ray Morris, J. L. Strup, Norma Shyrock, Harold Mathews, Shirley Robertson, James Watts, piccolo, Beulah Mathews, bassoon, Errol Huffman, saxaphones, Causby Cole, J. F. Cole, John Walgren, Betty Murray, French horns, Della Wiser, Jack Shelton, Leon Reliford, baritone, Billy Bob cadwell, trombones, James Loveland, Golda Cun- ningham, Charles Lowell, Billy Weston, Jimmy Page, Junior Ro-wan. Billy Bob Cadwell, cornets, Alfred Brandt, Sheldon Stafford, John Miller, Floyd Williams, Billy Joe Spencer, Ralph Watt, Leo 1Stimper, Barney Wasson, Patricia Cook, bass horns, Vincent Rei-ger, Bess Ann Chandler, snare drums, Rosalie Grimm, Barbara Jean Bouse, Betty Joe Powell, Robert l-Ieidt, Chester Hinkley, Lila Igou, bass drum. Jean Cole, tympani, Rosalie Grim, string basses, Dorothy Bradley. Fredeana Rice, Naomi Stout. ' ORCHESTRA The orchestra of 1940-1941 has had a successful school year. There arefnot only more members but they are more accomplished The orchestra played for assemblies and other prognarms throughout the year. The contest numbers played were: The Cavalier Overture, and Largo by Dvorak. ' The members of this organization are: violins-J F Cole Ida Mae Treveson, Wanda Lee Wilson, Bonnie Williams, Margaret Strat- meirg cello-Nancy Shyrock' String Basses Dorothy Bradle Fr , , , . - y, 9- deana Rice, Naomi S-toutg Clarinet-Causby Cole, Rosslyn lVEcCamp- bell, John R. Walgreng flute-Beulah, Mathews: saxaphone-Betty Murray 3 oboe-Martha Colton, bassoon-Errol Huffman, horns- Della Wiser, Jack Shelton, Nancy Sheltong trombone-James Love- land, Golda Cunningham, baritone horn-Billy Bob Cadwell, cor- nets-Alfred Brandt, Sheldon Stafford, John Miller, Floyd Williams drums-Jean Cole, Chester Hinkley, Lila Igou, Barbzara Bouseg bass horn-V'n .-t ' . ' ' '- ' ' ' ' 1 cen Reiger, tympam Rosalie Grim. The n assisted bi vice-presicf Lois Vanc: The n lins, Mary lie Grimm Hall, Dorc Hall, Eller Cunninghs Rosslyn M Marjorie I Altos- Stratemeie Wiser, BST Handley, C Bennet, B Sullivan, I Tenors Brandt, Jc Harry Gri Basses- Causby Co Cadwell, F' man, John school year :complished throughout er Overture, an Cole, Ida garet Strat- radley, Fre- n M1cCamp- hone-Betty mg horns- ames Love- idwellg cor- rd Williams Bouseg bass nfl A CAPELLA CHOIR The mixed chorus In undei the direction of Mr R loh Shipley assisted by Miss Welsh The ofiners are- President-Causby Cole, vice-president Rosslyn McCampbell, secretary and treasurer Mary Lois Vance. The members are' Sopranos Virginia Whitaker Marietta Col lins, Mary 1-Ielen Sullivan, Betty Jo Povxell, Anna Templeton, Rosa lie Grimm, Betty Davis, Barbara Jean Bouse, Jean Cole, Elizabeth Hall, Dorothy Rice, Mary Newton, Shirley Whittlesey, Mae Elwyn Hall, Ellen Dean Ware, Charlene Bordrfer, Elizabeth Moore, Golda Cunningham, Florence De Walt, Helen Garrison, Nancy Shyrock, Rosslyn McCampbcll, Bonnie Williams, Rose Schwab, Jane Pettigrew Marjorie Hopkins, Wilma Vance, Norma Shyrock Altos Dorothy Blue, Jewel D. Sides, Lenor Strup, Margaret Stratemeier, Lucille Brown, Fredeanna Ri-ce, Ella Mae Brandt, Della Wiser, Betty Franklin, Patricia Cook, Martha Colton, Marjorie Handley, Glenna Ward, Mary Lois Vance, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Patsy Bennet, Beulah Mathews, Bess Ann Chandler, Bernice Cox, Patty Sullivan, Rosemary Wilson, Rose Marie Gaugli. Tenors--Vincent Reiger, J. L. Strup. Jim Lute Robinson, Alfred Brandt, John Cox, Robert Heidt, Billy Bob Hinrichs, John England Harry Grigsby, Lee Roy Pierce, Warren Brackman. Basses-Bob Kraas, J. F. Cole, Don Nelson, Billy Roy Morris, Cfausby Cole, Bob Hinkley, Cecil Shelton, James Loveland, Billy Bob Cadwell, Forest Weyeneth, Ralph Dehoney, Orval Heady, Errol Huff- man, John Miller. ... A r Y - e .. -fv-.f- 3 Q.g:,:::.-.Ls-1: -.-,...-,.f.1....4.,3z1:.-.Q-f...ni.L:p::.-... :v::L,:L..,..-..,. - -., - ,,.,,.,- . s. , - , A V , , 0 ' I F' f l , .. f' fy' Jfllff QU in x j 1. G AVR! - ff 'gjfu fFvU'ffU Afylfwlff jj iffflf ix H i Qjjlb swffefivw GIRLS GLEE CLUB ttf? , ,f , ,ff ,f,, ,,,,, ,, Sopranos: Patricia Blake, Jeanne Cole, Marietta Collins, Eileen The Boi Cresswell, Golda ,Cunningham, Betty Davidson, Florence Dewalt, Mildred Finney, Helen Garrison, Marion Grigsby, Rosa-lie Grimm, Barbara Jennings, Elizabeth Hall. Mae Elwyn Hall, Margy Handley, Fern Hicks, L-uicille I-Iimes, Helen Lawrence, Rosslyn lVl3cC4a:mpbell, Lauranelle Miller, Many Newton, Jane Pettegrew, Betty Jo Powell. Dorothy Rice, Rose Schwab, Ethel Mae Schultz, Nancy Shyrock, Norma Shyrock, Mary Helen Sullivan, Anna Templeton, Wilma Vance, Ellen Dean Ware, Virginia Whitaker, Shirley Whittlesey, Bonnie Williams. Altos: Patsy Bennett, Dorothy Blue, Barbara Bouse, Ella Mae Brandt, Lucille Bro-wn, Doris Buckner, Mary Jane Cella, Bess Ann Chandler, Martha Colton, Patricia Cook, Berniece Cox, Betty Jean DeWalt, Betty Franklin, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Mmarjorie Hopkins, Billie Kaho, Beulah Mathews, Josephine Miassood, Doreen lVLcCready, Mar- garet Snyder, Elizabeth Moore, Fredeana Rice, Jewel D. Sides, Mar- garet Stratemeier, Lenore Strup, Patty Sullivan, Mary Lois Vance, Glenna Ward, Rosemary Wilson, Della Wiser, Betty- Quick, Rosy Gaugh. The officers of the Girls' Glee Clu.b are: president-Mrary Lois Vance, vice-president-Dorothy Blue, secretary-treasurer-Mary Newton, librarian-Martha Colton. and assisted The officers secretary an The coni Quinton Ayr The mei Heidt, John Pierce, Vince ford, Edwin Baritone honey, Orval Fallis, Leo C Basses- Miller, Billy lr l lns Elle-en e Dewalt le Grlmrn 1 Handley C'an1pbell Jo Powell Shyr ack Vw Uma Nhlttle ey Ella Mae Bess Ann Betty Jean luns B11118 ady Mar 1des Mar o1s Vance uck Rosy Mary IrO1S rer Marv BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys G1 e Club under the curect1on of Mr Ralph Shlpley and aSS1St6d by Mlsb Welsh has an enrollment of twerty slx boys The Off1CBI'o are prefadent Causby Cole VICP presldent-Bob Knaas secretary and treasurer C c1l Shelton hbrarlan Ralph Dehoney The contest s le t1on lS Evenmv Pastoral by VK llffld Shaw and Qurnton Ay rton The nernbers are Tenors Alfr d Brandt John Cox Robert He1dt John England B1lly Bob Hmrrchs Harry Gngsby Lee Boy P1erce Vncenf Re ger Jun Lute Robmeon J L Strup Sheldon 'faf ford Edwm Hmkl y Warren Brac-kman Berltones Floyd VV111l9.II1Q Causby Cole J F Cole Raloh De honev Orval Heady Bob Kraas Don Nelson Bllly Wmters Rrchard Fa 11s Leo Carrnack Basees B1lly Bob Cadwell Errcl Hudfman Jol-n Lowry Johr Mlller B1lly Ray Morrls CeC11 Shelton OPERETTA 5 Z .lll - , ,T -........,. uw-.f uivau. AAA VLAC GA-lU.lUUl-lu December 6, 1940. It was under the direction -of Mr. Ralph Shipley. The Associate Directors were: Dramatics, Miss Eva Burhansg Dances, Miss Frances Daggg Costumes, Mrs. Marvel Burch and Mrs. George Clark. The title of the play was Top O' the World. and consisted. oi' t f a, cas o about 150 members. Ma Spinks-Rosslyn McCampbe1l Ezra Spinks- .... - ..... John COX F101-y--. ...... -cgf,Margy Handley Jack Bean-41-- ..... Bob Kraas Miss Lee ..... ---.---Della Wiser Donald .... .-- ...... Don Nelslon Rosslind- ....... Marietta Collins Nancy Grey--. -Mae Elwyn Hall Truman ....... Bill Bob Hinrichs Jim Grey-.--------Alfred Brandt Mr. Grey---.--- .... John Pfeiffer May-. ..... -. ...... Martha Chlton Betty ..-.. -.-Mary Bess Hinrichs Indian danc-ers: Bonnie Will Pokeasy ........ ...... B ill Morris Big' Bill ------ Wild Hawk Robber- -, .... ..... - Pinch ..... Tony ----.- Bill Bob Cadwell -, ..... Ralph Dehoney Cecil Shelton - ..... Harry Grigsby Jim Robinson Bell Hop ..... .... R obert Heidt lst Cowboy- ..... 2nd Cowboy 3rd Cowboy Sheriff ..... John England ----..-Errol Huffman ---. ----B1l1 Williams ----- Vincent Reiger Mayor ......... Sheldon Stafford: iams Mary Newton Mary H l , , e en 1Sullivan, Mary Lois Vance, 'Virginia Whitaker. Beulah Mathews, Doreen McCready, Barbara Bouse, Mildred Finney, Mary Lois Vance Indian Warriors: Edwin Hinkley, Orville Heady, Wayne- Garrison, Dale Morgan, Joe Davis. ' Lady Bug Dancers: Betty Jo Powell, Betty Jean? DeWalt, Glenna Ward, Shirley Whittlesey, Patricia Cook. Special Girls' Trio: Rosalie Grim, Elizabeth Hall, Margaret Stratemeier. nf 41 W f 4 The vocal people who l prove that or Some of 1 thing. These The ones Brandt, Bill l J. F. Cole, l Martha Colto Bess Hinrich: Kraas, John Shirley Whitt The stude are: Causby 4 Treveson, All McCampbell. Floyd Willian da Lee Willia Those wh Hinkley, and The ratir effort to do gl auditorium lph Shipley. ,nsg Dances, vIrs. George COl'lSlStGd. of -Bill Morris Bob Cadwell ph Dehoney rcil Shelton ,rry- Grigsby m Robinson obert I-Ieidt hn England 'ol Huifman- V111 Williams cent Reiger Jn Stafford: diary Helen 1 Mathews, Lois Vance ie Garrison, Valt, Glenna L, Margaret 9 VOCAL SPECIALTIES The vocal specialties of Raytown High School were composed of people who have lots of talent. Thev all worked and the results prove that once you start working hard you can alwavs do it well. Some of the students in these specialties were in more than one thing. These students deserve a lot of credit. The ones participating in these Vocal Specialties are: Alfred Brandt, Bill Morris, Sheldon Stafford, Bill Cadwell, Erroll Huffman J. F. Cole, Causby Cole, Marietta Collins, Rosslyn McCampbell. Martha Colton, Bonnie Williams., Della Wiser, Margy Handlley, Mary Bess I-Iinrifchs, Jean Cole, Beulah Mathews, Rosalie Grimm, Bob Kraas, John Cox, Bill Hinrichs, Mae Elwyn, Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Shirley Whittlesey, Mary Lo-is Vance, James Loveland, John Miller. The students that participated in these instrumental specialties are: Causby Cole, Bill Morris, J. F. Cole, James Loveland, Ida Mae Treveson, Alfred Brandt, Sheldon Staiiord, Bill Cadwell, Rosslyn McCampbell, Martha Colton, Bonnie Williams, Margaret Stratemeier, Floyd Williams, Vincent Reiger, John Miller, Chester Hinkley, W an- da Lee Williams, Della Vfiser. Those who are not in the picture are: Vincent Reiger, Chester Hinkley, and Wanda Lee Wilson. , The ratings these people received show their hard work and eifort to do good work. 1 'Q X, 0 X- J . - 1 I Q x Ls ' w li 5 , Q. a l -P ,wx INSTRUMENTAL SPECIALTIES This grouij includes the small instrumental solos- and ensembles consisting! of: cornet trio, Sheldon Stafford, John Miller, Lloyd Will- iams, brass quartet, Alfred Brandt, Sheldon Stafford, James Love- land, Billy Bob Cadwell 5 clarinet quartet, Causby C'ole, Rosslyn Mc- Campbell, Billy Ray Morris, J. F. Cole 5 string quartet, J. F. Cole, Ida Mae Treveson, Bonnie Williams, Margaret Stratemeier. The soloist include: J. F. Cole, violin and saxophoneg Causby Cole, clarinet and saxophone, Alfred Brandt, cornetg James Loveland. trombone, .Martha Colton, oboeg Billy Bob Cadfwellg trombone and baritone, Miller, cornetg Della Wiser, French horn, Accompanist are Jean Cole and Mary Bess Hinrichs. Thei the sprii a Wide The Band, o Williams Brandt, McCam1 Cole, Ida The sol Clarir ton, Cori Trombone Wiser, S4 Igoug Bat The 1 Boys' Gle lins, Rossi sey, Beulz Lois Van' James Lo J. F. Col Mary Bes Martha C Rosalie G Bess Hin Brandt. li trio-Mar quartette- Alfred Br Vocal Williams g Brandt-g l ES ensembles Lloyd Will- ,mes Love- osslyn Mc- '. Cole, Idfa me 3 Causby s Loveland. nbone and ccompanist CONTEST There were. more entries from Raytown High School entered in the spring music contests than -ever before. Excellent material gave a wide range from which to select. The instrumental ensembles are :as follows: ,J Band, orchestra, cornet trio-Johnny Miller, Sheldon Stafford, Floyd Williams, brass quartette-James Lovela.nd. Billy Bob Cadwell. Alfred Brandt, Sheldon Stafford, clarinet quartette-Causby Cole, Rosslyn McCa-mpbell, J. F. Cole, Bill Ray Morris, violin quartette-J, F. Cole, Ida Mae Treveson, Bonnie Williams, Wanda Lee Wilson. The soloists and kind of solo played are: Clarinet-Causby Cole, Violin-J. F. Cole, Oboe-Martha Col- tong Cornets-Alfred Brandt, John Miller, Sazcaphone-J. F. Cole, Trombones-James Loveland, Bill Bob Cadwell, French Horn-Della Wiser, Sousaphone-Vincent Riegerg Drum-Chester Hinkley, Lila Igoug Baton twirling-Bill Ray Morris, Lila Igou. The vocal ensembles are: A Capella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Boys' Glee Club, Madrigal Singers-Bonnie Williams, Marietta Col- lins, Rosslyn McC1ampbell, Rosalie Grim, Jean Cole, Shirley Whittle- sey, Beulah Mathews, Bill Bob Cadwell, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Mary Lois Vance, Alfred Brandt, Bob Kraas, Causby Cole, John Miller, James Loveland, Mixed Double quartette-Alfred Brandt, John Cox, J. F. Cole, Billy Bob Cadwell, Margie Handley, Mae Elfwyn Hall, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Rosalie Grimg Girls' Sextette-Margie Handley, Martha Colton, Della Wiser, Rosslyn McCampbel1, Marietta Collins, Rosalie Grimg Girls' quartet-Mae Elwyn Hall, Elizabeth Hall, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Margaret Stratemeierg Mixed quartette-Alfred Brandt. Mae Elwyn Hall, Billy Ray Morris, Margie Handleyg Girls' trio-Margie Handley, Rosslyn McCampbell, Marietta Collins, Boys' quartette-Bill Ray Morris, Bill Bob Hinrichs, Bill Bob Cadwell, Alfred Brandt. Vocal solos are as follows: .Sopranos-Marietta Collins, Bonnie Williams, Altos-Rosslyn McCampbell, Della Wiser, Tenor-Alfred Brandt, Bass-Bill Ray Morris, Errol Nine Huffman. :S ll A I 1 4 154' , 5 fi . N 3 X 2 '1 , MWA WX, 'R . 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President, Dorothy Blue, vice president, Mary Lois Vance, secretary, Virginia Whitaker, treasurer, Mary Helen Sullivang drill captain, Mary Newton, cheer leaders, Wilma Vance, Mary Helen Sullivan, Marietta Collins, reporter, Catherine Davis. A The members of Pep Squad are Dorothy Blue, Lucille Brown Ella Mae Brandt, Lois Jean Brown, Martha Colton, Marietta Col- lins, Gloria Coombs, Marion Conway, Kattie Davis, Betty Franklin, Mary Bess Hinriichs, Elizabeth Hall, Mae Elwyn Hall, Virgin-ia I-limes, Rosslyn McCampbell, Beulah Mathews, Dorothy Miller, Doris Old- ham, Mary Newton, Betty Jo Powell, Dorothy Rice, Fredeana Rice, Rose Schwab, Mlary Helen Sullivan, Patty Sullivan, Lenor Strup, Mary Martha Shelton, Ethel Mae Schultz, Nancy Shyrock, Ida Mae Treveson, Mary Lois Vance, Wilma Vance, Virginia Whitaker, Shir- ley Whittlesey, D-ella Wiser, Bonnie Williams. YR , CLUB, f' 'The.- R 'Club .is the athletefs organization 'of Raytown High under the direction of Mr. Charles Graham. The membership consists only of boys who have earned a letter in one of the major sports-football, basketball, baseball or track. ' s The purpose of the R Club to to sponsor the -athletic contests, to help create more interest in athletics of Ray'town Hi h Sch l . , . A g p .90 L h and to encourage fair pl.ay and sportsmanship. ' ,, 'The' officers of the R club' are, Ralph Dehoney, presicentg, Lelen I-licks, vice-presidentg Bob Whitaker, secretary-t1'easurer, . 'NNI V .. The members are: Roy Anderson, Leon ABosse,- Perry Bosse, Ralph Dehoney, Bud Flanagan, Harold George, Harry'Grigsb-y, Jack fi Hensley, Kenneth- Halbert, Lelen Hicks, Billie Bob Hinrichs, Bob' Kraas, Don Nelson, John Pfeiffer, 'Stanlev Otto Harold Stillwellj Cecil Shelton, Jack Shelton, John Stckley, Bob -Btolres,'l-Bob1fVVhit-'Q aker, Bill Winters. , W Q 5 1 ,ff ff, 'ff J , 7 The Thei school. Miss Officers o Cox-viceeprel Bluerreportez Those Wh Dorothy Blue John Cox, Ge Kraas, Dorotli Bonnie Willia Twenty-tw son, Lucille B rand, Bud Fl: Jack Hensley, Stillwell, Mal? Winters, Rall Walter Brachg Each year participated il his name eng trophy case. Alfred Brandi Wh own 1-Ilgl embershm the major c contests gh School, presid entgv asurer, . fry Bosse, gsby, 'J ack iehs, ' Bob Stillwellj ' rob? Whit-'-' THE TA KAPPA THE TA The Th ta Kappa Theta 1S th dramatic oigarization of the school Miss Eva Burhans is the sponsoi of the club Oiiicers of the club for 1940 41 are Bob Kraas president John Fox vceepre ident Dorothy Miller s cret rv treasurer Dorothy Blue reporter Those vnho were members of the club all year are Anna Allen Dorothy Blue Alfred Brandt Marion Conway Marvin Coriiean John Cox Golda Cunningham Mae Elwyn 1-Iall Roy Howard Bob Kraas Dorothy Millei Mary N wton John Pfeiifei Bob Stokes and Bonnie Williams Twenty-two Were initiated into the club March 4-Roy Ander- son, Luacille Brown, Marietta Collins, Ralph Dehone-y, Kenneth Far- rand, Bud Flanagan, Margaret Frazier, Harold George, John Giese, Jack Hensley, Dorothy Rice, Cecil Shelton, Ethel Mae Shultz, Harold Stillwell, Mary Helen Sullivan, Mary Lois Vance, Wilma Vance, Bill Winters, Ralph Whittmeyer, Janice Davidson, Anna Templeton, Walter Brachmannl. Each ear the Tbetas choose the member of the club who has y . - - participated in the largest number of dramatic activities and have his name engraved on a bronze plaque which is left in the school trophy case. So far this year Dorothy Blue, Mae Elwyn Hall, and Alfred Brandt are in the -lead. .. ,, V, -. - -fe 1 44.11. ,,..f J --.1... -'L..L,,-.fr -,V,:.v -..--.::l.'-,M - ---.-' -.V Y-n--.. :l-- -..1 4, l . .- - . .- 1 Gmc TFESERW5 CABHVET The Girl Reservesfis a non-sectarian club. It includes nearly every- interest that touches ta gir1's life. Ma.nyFvaried ancffinteresting programs 'are planned' andlfgiven during the year.The' Girl-'?R1eserves' purpose ish To find-andf' give the--best.- 7Thei1'-olsloganf' is 'f'I'o face Squarelyjs ,, ' , , : ' , YU. . -: Y The Girl Reserve organization stands for that which is highest ,and- best in the lives of girls. of -Itlisc-sponsoredtbv Mrsg 'George Clark. Nearly? al-llof the- girls school -' belong tof -this organization. 1 ' Q-The cabinet meinberswayrel'-: Presidoentg-'-WTi'lma vaooeg' vicefrpresii dent, Dorothy Blue 5 Secretary, Mary Lois' Vanceg Treasurergfljorothyi' Rince, Music Chairmen Rosslyn McCampbel1, Jean C 'll ' A4 S i' , A 'oeg ocial Cha1rm'en,Doroth '-M'lle 1 - l' L ' ' ' y 1 --r, Mary Helen Sullivan, Program'fChaLr- man, Fredeana Riceg Devotional Uhfairmavnf Lucille' 'BrdWng'Ser- vice 'Chairmen Ella M-me Brandt YN A' - , C, . ancyi Sheltongititinance 'Clrairir'-f A manfno th e' '- - N-' , ro Y Rice, Publicity. Jewel D: bides' lniierclub lCounsel Chairmen-,f Ma-ry--4Newton4H Rosaflie I-Dallf' World Fellowship, Mary Martha Sh lt , ' . .Q Q' 5' ' ' e on, Membcrslup Chairmen,-sKather-if ine Davis, Virginia Whitaker 'A M -if-,J.'b,--.2 if The Girl R.eserve Code: --Asia Girl 'Reserve 'I 'will try tot cious in manner, 1mpartial'fi15l'1- -judgment, rrleadijtior service, 'lo59aitUt93'k friends, reaching toward ther best, earnest' inf punposefseeing 'Elie' beautiful, eager for knowledge, reverent to'G0dit'vict01'ious, over 'si?1'ff5 ever dependabl , -' f ' ' ' file ' i e sincere at all times. ' 1 ' g K' There is a assist in the 4 The two c Cornelia Andei school. The other are called rece arriving at the room they wisl the new buildii They also such as taking The first l temperatures. and one for th heat properly- hour and the 1 In a sense The girls 2 Marjorie Bollin Florence DSW8 Rose Schwab - June Brown - nearly eresting reserves Fo 'face highest 3 Clark. Bf iIffI'6Sli Ejtrrothy A 1 ' f Socia1' V :chair- 1g 'Ser- 'Clrairit counsjeif wand Kath er! ,pr ' ' if-'L 'Ai .1 ' teferae lil X. gh ,',O6'j1,,L . 3 iHS2tHe ?9r,.St1f1T?7 9. GIRLS OFFICE CLUB There is a stai of ten avhc at various times during the day assist in the office The two office secr taries are 'virs Elnor Williams and Mrs Cornelia Andeison They aid ir carrying on the business of th school The other eight persons are girls from the student body, who are called recept1on1stsThe1r Iirst duty is to welcome all visitors arriving at the sichool, have the-m register, and escort them to any room they wish to visitg or if the guest. should wish to look over ,,, the new building, the receptionists act as guides. They also assist the school by performin-gr minor office tasks such as taking room temperatures etc. The first hour girl collects the absence reports and the room temperatures. 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C9 PU U x 1 lx f X M Q Q HJ V, 0 Q O 'f 0 J XDVAF 1 K Q GQUX W UW, X CJ X tt QQ l t .A 2559? 'The COIIIII other expansit activities offer Board of Educ chemistry appl a course for it :Since it W problem exists e1Torts of the I fee. The cost own resources gas. Instrurne students were class. Several ed accomodatic in school and interesting inf: Raytown l followed the gl ing' knowledge xv I-, r'.- fits! Z 1292 mil? 4 .fs r I. V 4 fr, ,jx Ziff, v i i l Q! V Q We B Mu :ffl ' nu' A5420 N Olf ixfavl .V I' iH'fi X I I i Dv FAU 1, f M jfd J 'V r e i J divx X . fc? . N f lf . i. 1 6 L! Oytixfifj ' x. J P CHEMISTRY The Commencement of the school year of 1940-41 observed fan- other expansion in the ever increasing breadth of curricula and activities offered to the students of Raytown High School. The Board of Education, realizing the importance of a basic knowledge chemistry applicable to the normal pursuance oi our life, instituted a course for its study, the first in the history of the school. :Since it was the first chemistry class, a very definite and real problem existed-that of out-fitting the laboratory. Through the efforts of the building mainterrance men this was done at a nominal fee. The cost was cut down to a great extent by using the school's own resources in making laboratory tables and piping in iwater and gas. Instruments and chemicals necessary to equip twenty-four students were provided: however twenty-six are enrolled in the cl-ass. Several others were refused admittance because of the limit- ed accomodations. The class promises to be one of the most popular in school and rightly sog for it contains within its scope vital and interesting information. Raytown High School progessively normal in its aspect, has followed the general trend in oifering chemistry to students desir- ing' knowledge on this sub-ject. l BIOLOGY Biology has been offered at Rraytown for two years, Mr. C. C. Cooper is the teacher. There are thirty-three students enrolled this year. There are four main proiects to be accomplished durin the - . I 8 year. They are: collect and identify twenty-five insects, second. collect and classify leaves and fruits of twenty-five different trees' third. draw land color twenty-live of the 'common birds of this locali- ty, doing some research work concerning each bird. such as learning th ' ' e call or the habits. The last project of the year is to mal: T e a heobarium by collecting and classifying twenty-five flowering plants. In the lab-oratory work som mf th t X- V- we 5 e hings accomplished are: growing plants under favorable and unfavorable conditions, keeping a balanced aquarium, preparing protozoan culture, and practicing taxidermy. The Home of 1938, which State and Natir salary. Mrs. G1 Some of the Food and Nutri lection and Cor of the Home, CI Home nursing, This year 'vs tion. The follox the Future Hon Dorothy Rice, l Mae Brandt, M Grim. Wilma Vane ing at the War Ella Mae B Nursing at the The librariai be interested in help other stude: Mrs. George brarian is Dorot Blue, Vincent R Rice, Lee Roy L l When Indus1 years ago, only This year three 1 a course in drai Many arts a that now those w the opportunity the determining to profitable use The knowleds almost every da that 'are brought In bookbinding v shop and the li industrial arts de Mr. C. C. rolled this luring the sg second. 'ent trees' .his lo-cali' .s learning o make a ng plants. Lshed are: s, keeping practicing . HOMEMAKING The Home Making Department became vocational in the fall of 1938, which means that large appropriations are received from State and National resources for d9:pgrtm.9nt upkeep and teachel-,S salary. Mrs. George Clark is the teacher. Some of the fields studied are meal planning and table service, Food and Nutrition, Personality and Good Grooming, Clothing Se- lection rand Construction, Costume Designing, Etiquette, Furnishing of the Home, Child Carle, Family Relationships, Home management, Home nursing, and consumer education. This y-ear we have organized a Future Home Makers Associa- tion. The following girls eare eligible for the thrid degree, which is the Future Homemaker of Raytown: Wilma Vance, Dorothy Blue, Dorothy Rice, Nancy Nell Shelton, Marguerite Van Lanker, Ella Mae Brandt, Mary Bess Hinrichs, Lauranelle Miller and Rosalie Grim. 4, A Wilma Vance and Nancy Nelle Shelton won first place in cloth- ing at the Warrensburg District Contest. , Ella Mae Brandt and Dorothy Blue won first place in Home Nursing at the Warrensburg District Contest. LIBRARIANS The librarians are chosen by a fa-culty committee. They must be interested in books, must be accurate- and must be willing to help other students. Mrs. George Clark is the head librarian. The head student li- brarian is Dorothy Rice-. The- other student librarians are Dorothy Blue, Vincent Rieger, Lucille Brown, Evelyn Woodman, Fredeana Rice, Lee Roy Lewis, Doris Oldham., and Mary Martha Shelton, MANUAL TRAINING When Industrial Arts was first taught in our high school four years ago, only one unit was offered to those taking the course. This year three units were offered in Industrial Arts which included a course in drafting, machine woodworking, and general shop. Many arts and crafts have been added to the curriculum, so that now those who enroll in the In.dustrial Arts Department have the opportunity to develop skills in several fields which might be the determining factor in helping them to outline ia career or put to profitable use their leisure tim-e in the years to come. - The knowledge gained in industrial arts is put to practical use almost ever-y daiy during the year, by doing many various jobs that are brought to our shop by other departments in the school. In bookbinding we have bound many books and magazines for our shop and the library. This year's Ramizzou was bound in the industrial arts department, 'a job of which we are Justly proud. 1 SCHO0L CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2 First day of school 2 Band plaryed for opening of school year 12 Activity tick-et drive begins 20' Football game at Rich Hill-Score 14-0 in favor of Raytown 23 P. T. A. Meeting at High School 27 - Football game on home field with Grrick 28 Class officers elected OCTOBER 1 Santi-Cali-Gon queen selected to represent Raytown High at Independence. Mae Elwyn 1-llall. 2 Band wins second place in marching contest at Pleasant Hill. Bill Morris second in Drum Majoring 3 Rev. Joyce speaks in assembly 4 Football game at Harrisonville-Score 0-0 7 Pep Squad Initiation 10 Football game here with L1ee's Summit-Score 0-0 10 Band wins second place in marching contest at Lee's Summit, 15 Bill Winters elected Student Body President Bill Morris irst in Drum Majoring 17 Girl Reserves fplarty at High Sclrool 19 Band wins first place at Wm. Jewell contest 25 Football game at Pem-Day, night game 31 Night football game, at Butler-Score 0-O NOVEMBER I f 1 Junior play given at High School 3 Band wins first in marching at William Jewel Homecoming 6 Buckner football game here-Score 26-20 in favor of Buckneer 15 Pep Squad and R l b h , . c u ave dance at Cave Springs DECEMBER. 3 First basketball game here with Ruskin 6 Annual operetta given at High School 10 Basketball game with Lee's Summit here 11 Faculty party 12 Footbali banquet at High School 13 Grade Sch.ool operetta at High School 17 Little Six Debate Tournament-Butler 18 Band iconcert and special Christmas music 18 Christmas Vespers here 19 Girls Reserves -go to Institutional Churc h to t k Chr't gifts to orphans a e ls mas -JANUARY 9 All School '10 Eight deb '14 Pleasant l '14 Basketbalj '15 W. P. A. 5 21 Alfred Br: W1 '24 Basketball '27 P. T. A. N '28 Mother-'Ds 29 Girls and FEBRUARY 4 Senior Cla '10 Basketball 1 1 Intra-Mur '18 Declarnatiz M2 '19 Alfred Bra 520 Faculty Di 123 Kenneth l Stl .28 Womanle: Scl TNIARCH 4 Raytown p One-Act Li 7 Freshmen j 11 Theta initi 18 Girl Reserw '20 Senior all 23 Music elim 28 Box Suppe '7 APRIL 1 One-Act Pl 2 Concert giv 3 Declamatioi 4 Concert git 8 Music contz 15 Girl Reserv I aytown . High at ,sant Hill. s Summit. :oming Buckner Dhristmas -JANUARY 9 All School party at High School '10 Ei-fiflrt debaters go to Kansas Debate 'Tournament '14 Pleasant Hill comes here for a debate '14 Basketball game with 'Pem-Day '15 W. P. A. Symphony gives us a concert 121 Alfred Brandt and Bud Flanagan 'Debate at 'Lee's Summit. They wcn. '24 Basketball game here with Harrisonvflle '27 P. T. A. Meeting at High School A28 Mother-Dad-'Daughter Party given by Girl Reserves ' 29 Girls and Borys 'go to Pleasant Hill to Basketball Tournament 17 'EBRUARY' 4 Senior Class party '10 Basketball teams go to 'Buckner 'll Intra-Mural Basketball tournament '18 Declamation contest at L-ee's Summit Mae Elwyn Hall and Bonnie iWillilams Won medals '19 Alfred Brandt wins third' in District Oration contest '20 Faculty 'Dinner Z2-6 Kenneth Farrand selected to go to Jefferson City for State Students' Assembly .28 Womanless Wedding, by men of Christian Church at High School MARCH 4 Raytown. plays basketball at Pem4Day '7 One-Act play cast chosen 'I Freshmen party ll Theta 'initiation at High School 18 Girl Reserve Dance at Hi-gh School '20 Senior all day conference on vocations '23 Music elimination held for voaal and instrumental solos 128 Box Supper at High School. Mary Newton crowned queen APRIL 1 One-Act Play contest here 2 Concert given by instrumental department 3 Declamation contestants go to War-renSbUTE 4 Concert given by vocal d0'D'affmeHf '8 Music contest here, Warrensburg District 15 Girl Reserve Installation Service SPECIAL ASSEIYIBLIES There has been presented this year some very interesting assem- blies. They are as follows: October 3-Reverend, Joyce and the Visiting Minister at the Baptist Church were our guests. October 25--Mr. Vaughn of the Allied Youth was the speaker at 1JhiS' . assembly. November 11-Armistice Day Assembly. Reverend Duncan, Speaker- December 18-All organizations of the community joined together to present the very beautiful Christmas' vespers. December 20-The organizations of the high school presented their annual Christmas Assembly. January 15-Debate assembly. Raytown vs. Pleasant Hill. JH-I1l19.1W 17-W. P. A. Symphony Concert Orchestra. gave a very in- teresting musical entertainment. January 24-The state highway patrol sent us a speaker who spoke on safety and the driving laws. February 7-William Jewell College entertained us with a quartet and a violinist. Both were very popular with Raytown students February 17-Mr. Staples., magician, p-resented his performance of magic art. March 4-Mr. and Mrs. Davis, former members of the Johnson ex- pedition, showed and presented their jungle exhibits in -an en- enjoyable assembly. March 7-Again the W. P. A. Concert Orchestra presented a program, 'March 14-This was an assembly held for the purpose of giving out the sports letters and awards. April 4fe-Reverend Joyce and his guest Reverend Monroe were our guests of honor. Reverend Monroe was the 'speaker and Mr. Shipley WELS in charge of the music. The dates of the Easter assemblies had not yet been chosen, Q The Pa factors in hi each year it The first tributed gre Mrs. Me from the di Other officers Mrs. Walgren, The Pa dental examina The parent committee this parents a cros chance to see T would be unabl is open for ins1 at their places training, sci-en:-x grams. Mrs. A assistant is Mr. One especia was the donatio purchased from Cox and Mrs. 1 of the material. of the home ec community rom money was left whenever the st to improve the s Another nic music contest. music cont-est i1 school deficit. The princip: Program ...... . Health ----. Finance .... Hospitality --- Membership -..- g assem- s Baptist r at this speaker. together ted their very in- ho spoke quartet students iance of 1SO1'1 SX- . 1311 BT1- orogram, ving out Kere our nd Mr. BD. P.-T. A. The. Parent-Teachers' association is -one of the most iniiuential factors in high school life. It has long been a part of our school and each year it proves itself more essential. u The first ice cream social and band concert of the summer con- tributed greatly toward the financing of this year's work, Mrs. Messmer resigned the presidency because she had moved from the district. Mrs. Charles Buckner was elected in her place. Other officers are: Mrs. Shyrock, vice-pres.g Mrs. Giese, seleretaryg Mrs. Walgren., treasurerg and Mrs. 1-Iinrichs, corresponding secretary. The Parent Teach-ers' association sponsored the physical and dental examinations given to the students in the fall. The parent education committee was combined With the program committee this year. The principal idea was that of presenting t0 parents a cross-section of school routine. This gives parents a chance to see the work done by the students that ordinarily they would be unable to see. Each meeting a department of the school is open for inspection by the members. The students are Working at their places as usual and their work is on display. The manual training, scienice and home economics departments have given pro- grams. Mrs. Addison Cox is this year's program chairman. Her assistant is Mrs. Grim. Onle especially nice gesture, made by the association this year, was the donation of curtains for the community room. These were purchased from a special fund le-it from last year's treasury. Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Hinrichs constituted the committee for the selection of the material. Several members of the association with the help of the home ec. department made and hung the curtains in the community POCJH1.. After purchasing the curtains, a part of the mon-ey was left which was put into a fund to be used next year or whenever the study hall is redfecora-ted. It will be used in some Way to improve the study hall. Another nice gesture by the P.-T. A. was the luncheon for the music contest. The association prepared the luncheon for the music contest in April. All of the proceeds Were used toward the school dencit. The principal committees were: Program -----4 ------- ------ - --,--,-- --..-..-- Mrs. Cox Health H- - .... Mrs. Mathews Finance -W --- Mrs. Huffman Hospitality -.- - ---- Mrs- Ward Membership -..- --- Mrs. Bosse QAM, K ,,,V , , 3 Q1 'Q , f ,uf W , X' Q '4 4 gg 0 2 0 ' 2 ,Ain 4 7? ' f fy , 1 Q f ,. f.w' f- f XV 24 x 4 P5 X , , ., 7 '?3f.::i 'f di I Y- mi 1 1: 1 ,I il 31:17 1 nu Ai.: :mln ii 14 JI L: .4 11 ii Ai 1 li ui ui X .3541-r -in-U11 ADVERTIS 1v -, ----f'-gg.:::.1. ' A. .avi u I 153 ' 1 r ' . I IJ if ' - -ff 'fff' ,YZ ' ' .-f, If-' 1, . ..-,s . ff' J If .J il JJ-,-H 112' d. I i -l ,.'A '!, -. Vx-If fixk A i V 1 ' A If 'yi ', ffl rf 1,-'A 5 Lrg , 44 fix. J,,4k , 4.- if ' X f I U T 1 :T E i E N I I E PRESCRIF F I , LYAYYY v-, A , 1 5 Iii ii' If FOX DRUGS HI I1 School Headquarters PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS FRANKLIN XX ICE CREAM FREE DELIVERY Pepubhci 1415 ING t0III RAYTOWN MO S a fd V L I - ' , -I'-.sl .-Tmzv Ani - 4 - ,j,,,,. --..- ........- -1--,, 'Thanks ifor your 'kindnes's to us. We are experiencing the .best of our iwenty years in this business H ' ' -y Q. Sales 84 Service M ' 1 5 O .X Q - ' R 1 ' R YTO N MTG? '10 I T' We would rather have your friendship than to have fa, Million I'T'S 'EASY' 'TO TRADE WITH ii.UTE J. L. ROBINSON R. H. s. '10 I .1 V, K 4 'I 4, i i A z if 1 I i 1 EI in ga EL I 7 414f!.Rayti out-off. MILK 1 9 JEWELF SCHOOL E 3 School Greeting 3 Gift 1 2 West Sid i J Indepei -1.111-. L:? r-1ir 1-1...-111 1-u 'Ve are ears in 'EH ELLIS TEXACO STATIGNS cut--off. 50 Highway SL Bennington i 'MILK GRO CERIES AUTO SUPPLIES f Tires Sold on Budget , 1 -I OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAYS L STURGES JEWELRY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES School Books Greeting Cards There are Reasons for 40 Years Continuous Service M Y skim co f Gift Shop 1 W S Y I West Side Square L Zorilgflnifyr Independence ' Independence, Mo. . T-- A .,,.,,- - .-, .. .. .--. ..-A. ,il-inns.: COIVIPLIMENTS OF LAUREL HEIGHTS REA. Jw COIIIPANY LAUREL SLOPES REALTY QIIIPANY 50 Highway and Gregory Road Now Time Payments for Insurance Premiums The easiest Way to eatfa chocolate layer cake is to cut it into pieces. That's the easiest way to buy insur- ance too, and you can do it that Way, now, under our premium pay- mentmplan--Full protection can be yours with a down payment of only 2075 of the premium. The balance can be paid in equal monthly install- ments over a period of 4-9 months -on three year term insurance, it is actually possible to save money on the cost of insurance, and you can .pay only 12? down with the balance extended over 2,4 equal monthly payments. It's a great idea. M.ay we tell you more? JONES 81 COX Insurance Agency COMPLIMENTS IIIRS. SEAY' SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER East of Swope Park on Blue Ridge Boulevard Phone FL. 1002 58th S1 Phor Grooe Fruits Fresh rieties Grad W l Open De LEE B P1 Gro' 78th 85 sion na School - -1 COM CAI C0 I 1 l.1 41177-i -1-nni ..i . ..-...-. ..-., X ll , 1.1. as 7 EN rk on vard 2 ll Y'S MARKET 58th St. and East 50 Hwy Phone WA. 9061 K2 Groceries, Fresh Eggs Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Meat and All Va- rieties of Lunch Meats Grade A Milk and Vlfhipping Cream Open All Day Sunday Delivery Service Clyde's Super Service Mobilgas 85 Mobiloil Car greasing a specialty Candy, Cigarettes, Milk Olcl 40 84 Sni-A-Bar CHAPEL GROCERY and FILLING STATION A. W. Jones, Prop. 51st 8: Blue Ridge f ' ' FL, 1795 Quality Fruits, Meats and Vegetables Phillips C-as and Oil Across from Chapel LEE BROS. GROCERY PHONE REP. 1450 Groceries 85 Meats 7 8th 8a Blue Ridge Exten- sion near Spring Valley School Texaco products COMPLIMENTS OF CAVE SPRINGS CQUNIRY ci B R YTOW CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing Fur Storage Laundry Agency Rug Cleaning Phone FL. 1179 We Deliver CONIPLINIENTS ELLIOTTS SHQQTING PARK TRAPSHOOTING and SKE ET Every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday COMPLIMENTS i , RAYTOWN WAIGHTCS CAFE sz SERVICE STATIGN 1 Home Cooked Nleals Steak 84 Chicken dinners 24 Hour Service Tel. FL1167 BARBER SHOP ,.. --1 MUIR'S RA YTOWN PHARMACY Owned and Operated by Graduate Regis-tered Pharmacists Phone Rep. 1306 for prompt free delivery W. F. Muir, Jr., '34 ,-......,..- ...v ,i-1--li-u i , Make T1 CO LOUIS! . Wli Cl 3934 Inde lllniil ll-1-it -iii -ixii i i Y P 1 DWN r ed by red 6 ivery '34 v1 1..l. -1-1-T. THE TEXAS COMPANY And Best Wishes to the 1941 GRADUATING CLASS Makers and Marketers of TEXACO Products ff' EMMETTXVIMERRITT WILLIAMSON KNOEPKER' Xl DEPT. s'roRE Funeral Flowers Cut Flowers Pot Plants CLIFTON 3424 3930 South Crysler I Independence, Mo. Independence, Mo Phone Indep. 2514 2-1.3-.--.... , .AJ - -:,.,.-1.A.-1i.- r .1gm..-Zv--,.1---- ... Y-- 7- Y ' Y'-7 AT YOUR SERVICE PENNETS is a public asset! We pay taxes, employ local people, put money in the local bank, use local labor. We Work to satisfy local needs with good merchandise at low prices..-- But because Wefre more than just a local store, because of the organization back of us, We can meet. local problems with our national experi- . ' 1 n EN E ' S J. c. PENNEY co., Inc. QIICG. BM S SEWER ,l ' Compliments of MA KET Fancy Vegetables y Groceries - 'J Meats Fast Delivery Service! Republic 1310 D coMPL1MENTs w. F. lViUIR Your Grocer ' M' in Fl. 1004 We Deliver rl ' I . 111-l -.v-.1--,-... ...... l Res. 4-1-lai- '1 1,1 D1 Phone one 7 Dealer ware, 1 63rd S A Raj T Patroi ,- .ii1i ll ay taxes, ghe local isfy local prices-- zal store, s, We can ,l experi- nts of ANY SMITH BRO '. BUlLDER'S SUPPLIES, COAL ,.l1 ' and K TRANSFER' Res, Rep 1390 'O offme B-L 1091. RAYTOWN, MO 1 omplnnent of DONALDSONS A G Store Phone Rep 1621 LOGAN MOORE LU BER CO DGRIGIQ 1n lumber hard 5 x are pamt and plumbln Qupplles b3rd St 84 Raytown Rd A Paytown Inst1tut1on Patromze 1. local f1rm ay the compleuon of your H1gh qchool course be only a, commence ment of you1 success GEORGE W CASSELL g-,lA-., Q .i,Yi 'W ' Q4 W .J - -A 'J , 7 3 1 I . o I ' k . A I . 'I . ,bi ' , l.,- . ER 9 a ' ' U V ' .. ff -A ' 'Hi 'os Tel. FL. 1368 ,2 ' n ' RIEDER' DRY GOODS Quality Merchandise at the Right Price -- 1 L 'Wm--- HYNE'S Filling Station RAYTOWN FEED AND FUEL lCut ratej A feed for every need I Coal that satisfies' REP. 11.75 g 1 . img tg-.-1-A ---' -- Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1941 Graduating Class E. G. COLLINGS Across from the High School ,O7 I Pl1i1lips'66 gas I Lee Tires ' Give me a call L j CONGRATULATIONS I eRADUATEs I I MISSOURI PUBLIC I SERVICE r 1 Joh'ri's Vegetable Garden I I -. I I 'I 4 Home grown fruits and vegetables, Milk, cream, fresh eggs and fresh meat. Come in and see John in person 48th and Blue Ridge Blvd Compliments of ONG AIRCRAFT CORPORATION Bus Hussey Service Station Lunch, Ice Cream, Groceries Knobtown, Mo. M 50 hWy,M8p 71 bypass 1- ii-in -.1-.1-1 560 19 Lu Te ,-.ip...a-0-ln ug.-+ -- ,,....11-- ...nun- , 1: V Station Lee Tires m call - l --. JATIONS TES 'UBLIC DE -.1 :Ie Garden fruits and lk, cream, id fresh n and see rson lidge Bivd its of RAFT ,TION - - .i. Service n am, Groceries , Mo. bypass y CONIPLINIENTS. OF REITZ MEAT PRODUCTS C0. 5608 RAYTOWN ROAD FLEMING 1250 Congratulations to the 1941 Graduating Class Lumber and Building Material Paint and Coal LEIDIGH 8: HAVENS LBR. C0. Tel FL. 1040 Raytown AL FOSTER'S GARAGE 56th and 50 Hwy. ' ,Q-1--5. -up - V- Graduating Class of '41 may you each and every one reach the pinnacle of success and enjoy the peak of happiness. Raytown D-X Station A BERT JOHNSEN Sinclair Service 56th 85 50 Hwy. Sinclair Gas and Oi! -an-i.- --. ,QL m-a-L, HL . Y 7 ,-...a....,, ,l ,t..,,-.4..,...,.-.-. : A 1 1 W I Fllllliiliillimllzilllliiliinis i till-MQWS W stand GULF C UB 27 Hole Fee Course Highway 40, 3 miles east of Leeds. High Sclmol Students One-Half Price Except Saturdays. Sundays ei' Holidays Clubs to Rent FL. 1323 n.-- ---v --ef-Le..--. 2 - 3.1: i 1 Complete Luiblicatien I Gas, Gil, Tires, Batteries n Il Y ll + PQPULAR PRICES Old fl-0 and Raytown Rd. N Old 4:0 and Sni-A-Bar COTTAGE ENN SERVICE NO. 'E 50 Hiway 84 65th St. No. 2 Independence on 24 hgw. PLAINVQEW sTATnoNs 501-laghway a Hilltop - f- Y - 15.-E: .4 -- 'Af . -.m w r DEHQNEY BR S. COAL AND FEED Sand and Crushed Rack Addition l Building Stone Phillips Froducts -1- 1..- -.-.. -. 1 Compliments of Foundations Complete Raytown, Mo. GENE OTT0 d Tel. FL. 1161- soon MILK y Res. REP. 1279VV CC THE Every up 1 Federz anc MOUN One an Kansas Cabins -11-..-1 WHl O KP! 58th 1 .. . 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