Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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Y-Teens 2,3 4. iMewJ Play 27 Office s Club 3,47 Point rew 4: Secretary eens 3. nne, Ins Angeles, er outstanding nna Dale and ride in Raytown 'aopes that they lls her old gym ability not to s the soprano ty to try singing .ass. ives her phobia 1 with a sport- tis place on the body tall enough ere. ' ability to wait alf of her senior enough to do lt. s tough ways to LY. oct year's pres- one with broad lt for little and ls her introvert lls Sue Admans .ls all her left- wills his bass at Gossey will future bowlers er ability to be o has a black ' chair in choir ind on to Carol o have dreams o want them. andy Llnville 7 their tltle of arything worth . ability to get John Moundy. s a well-wom office mime- ure office girl rayed nerves his football Frank Knapp. the toughest better it and Ill. all his goods bility to fell ford. ability to do 'anice Geer. place in the . make it by The newest circus to hit R. H.S. is now here. The big show is featuring Norman Conway and his trained fleas, Norna Cochran and her talkin' giraffe, Dick Cross and his walking anteater. The Camille Culotta Hotel is now arrayed with new draperies designed by the fabulous French designer Don Hartshorn. The latest in chair design features purple and yellow striped upholstery by the American designer Faeleen Wilson. Jo Ann Davidson, Linda Davis, Ruth Ann Donaldson and Linda Bhly are candidates running for the senate. Rusty Long, Kenneth McMillan, Ted Maguire and Charles Marshall were recently elected as those doctors most likely to succeed at the state mental hospital in St. Joe. The William C. Wolfe diamond was stolen last night. Five desperate criminals are under sus- picion. Le Ann Walters of the Highway Patrol captured the ciminals - the five most wanted by the r.B.1. - William Douglas. Thomas Ellis, Jack Hardin, Bob Hays, and Charles Hensley. The famous flying club of Raytown has announced five new members who desire to learn to fly at least twelve hours upside down. These members are Connie Farmer, Pat Farren, Judy Faulkner, Pat Gossey, Kay Graham and Mary Hanna. Judy Rleder, Jim Schmitt and Don Searcy and Shirley Warren were seen strolling dov1n'BEoadway just yesterday. Their latest song and dance hits respec- tively are Down By The Big Mo and the Rock and Stumble dance craze. The newest drag contestants are Ralph Staley, David Tarter, John Waight, and Don Wilks. Cheering these boys along are Jody Tomich, Jean Weir, and Pat Whitworth. The boys are trying for a reoord l minute for every 1 0 miles record. Dean Sutherland, Carol Thornton, James Atkins, and Charles Wilson have Student Council, through a represent- recently appeared on the following TV shows: Whizzo , Zip-Zip , Fl1p Dip and Swirk . A popular quartet The Three Flats And a Sharp consisting of Sally Jackson, Mqedlth karban, Elimbeth Caldwell, and Louanna Cole are now appearing at the INFERNO. Clifford Searcy and Ralph Caster are sharing a piano concert at Carnegie Hall. On tour with The Swan Ballet Com- pany in Northeast Eubsngeeland, is Kent Davis, Freddie Leckenby, Charles Abel, and Judy Waughtal. Kenny Aldrich is featured in Hungarian Mambo. Helen Stumpff and assistant Nelson Allen are teaching Zulu and Africanza at Princeton University P. U. The newest Adult Scouts are Roberta Gordanier, Eunice Cobb, Anita Grist, Carolyn Cox, and Judy Bink who are striving to pass their exams on tylng The Knot . Phyllis Eliot and Judy Miller are coaching football at R. H.S. while Don Osborn and Tom Ossenford are instructors for the girls' physical education and health classes, Everyone seems to appreciate this arrangement. Star attractions at Starlight are: Sharon Lightfoot, Shirley Musgrave, Kenny Ford, and Judy Head. You can hear their lovely voices up and down the aisles crying Peanuts, Popcorn and Crackerjacks . Larry Parks is Mr. America of 1967. The girls gaze hopefully at MUSCLES , but he ignores the feminine public. Ruby Alliett, Vera Asbury, Virgil Benton, and Carlton Betteridge have re-' ceived very prominent positions in the world of business. They are envelope gluers for the law firm of fDouglasJ Wright, ' UudyJ Wright, and fMaryJ Wright. Lawrence Bradshaw, David Bray, Nancy Caldwell and Carolyn Calvin have been doing quite well ln the business of selling electric fans to Eskimos in Alaska. Senior Class Prophecy Martha Thompson has just purchased Keith Kombrink's latest Masterpiece Paint- ing. Patsy Horan is in training to be a great nurse. Nancy Stoddard is in training for wrestling supervisor women wrestlers. Phil Piscotta, Mike Kiely, and Karen Whitehouse are busy with spring cleaning, all have a joyous bundle. Radio reports Jim Ramel, Jim Brown, and Sandra Williams are still stranded in the jungle. Larry Cusumano, Coyne Porter, and Larry Hatfield are'great athletes. Newspaper reports tell us that Forrest Browne, Gene Moum, and Russell Rhodes are still looking for the gold in Alaska. f Mike Compton is now a chicken rancher in Wyoming while James Woody is selling butterflies to museums in Africa. Reports tell us Carolyn Hightower, Judie Forman, and Joetta Saffels have sparkling diamonds and housewife duties, while Karen Pratt, is manufacturing a new fly spray as Pat Selover, and Norma Jean Otto loaf around the factory trying to locate new flies for her. Yesterday Dick Thomson added twenty head of women to his harem, while David Suttle has built a twelve foot wall around his log cabin so he may be a quiet hermit. Gwen Ehmann, Cecil O'Rear, and Loretta Meadows are winners of the science show with their unusual collection of dead dog tails. Sandy Day, Donna Cowley, and Jackie Correll were recognized at the. hobby show for their display of pressed four leaf clovers. Judy Weiss has been recognized as Yankee of the year. , The Ward triplets, Judy, Jim, and Bill were recently seen escorting the William triplets, Joyce, Pat, and Kirk to the Follies featuringlthe ever popular bubbleless twins, Barbara and Fran Pearson. Earl Braden, Danny Ballew, Dale Clubs and Organizations Blue, Don Truman and Darrell Utly were recently caught dragging in their space ships between planets. They were arrest- ed by space cadet, Janet Angel. Carolyn Stockton, Barbara Kennedy and Pat Lawrence were recently on the quiz show Old Maids, Be Seated . Judy Harmon, Charlotte Hawley, and Nancy Henehan combine their un- usual talents ond invented the new pig- tail flattop . Those seen wearing these haircuts were Blair Jensen, Bill Jones, Morris Martin, Robert Mawby, Terry Miller, and Bill Moran. The town newspaper has a new rival The Blujay Bop . Editors and reporters are Margie Husher and Shiela Johnson, Janice Kane, Helen Keller, Sandra Linville, Da lid Leamon, Gary Morris, and Darlene Manley. Gay Klippsten and Phyllis Mansfield recently received Safe Drivers medals while Fred Hodgeboom, Carol Martinette, Nancy Mason, and Paul Thorup are still working to receive theirs. New cowboys and cowgirls of Jamboree A'la Cowpoke are Sandra Melvin, Dixie Moore, Dixie Mizell, Larry Neaves, Marlene Owens, Glen Porter and Helen Perkins . Carolyn O'Connell has designed a million dollar painting which was pur- chased by Preloger, Reeker, and Riechardt Inc. Gaylord Rhine's new book How To Get Your Man was purchased today by Pat Rogers, Donna Schneidewind, Joan Sphar, and Sue Stevens. Glenda Thompson formed a new gals basketball team called the Dribolin' Glens . Those participating Cby girls rulesJ are Don Roberts, Bob Sandy, Howard Slater, and Charles Sloan. Miriam Jenkins, and Keith Schmitt are America's latest millionaires while Brian Ticknor, Nancy Edwards, and Ronald Eagle are officers of the Viaduct Tramp Association. Donna Forrester is dividing her time between her two duties: Girl Scout leader, and Pep Squad sponsor. Tom Knowles and Mary Burton are the new directors of seventh hour activities on the third floor. Meanwhile back in the lab Alan Lane, Robert Lane, and Wendy Duggan are making scientific experiments to prove that the life of a mosquito is more strenuous than the life of a bee. Jean Pennington, Anit Pence, Kay Crider, Wanda Searcy, Susan Thompson are doing the can-can ln the chorus line of the brightest show spot in the city. As we glance at the New York papers we find that Garth Button is directing the New York Symphony. Jim Baker, Paul Whitney, Larry Norton, and Gene Lakin are now playing pro-football for the Athletics . Barry and Don Davis are now the sole owners of the Oster City Zoo. Robert Cates, Bill Clark, and Jim Cantwell were discharged as dishwashers at the Greasy Spoon Restaurant. Comment: After their dishwashing the name of the restaurant soon became true. Donald Webb is the producer of the movie, Father's Little Vitamin . Wayne Armstong and his Canadian Cuties: Shirley Hussey, Dianna Rubel, Marilyn Batson, and Pat Btlyeu are currently featured at Jo Harvey's new restaurant The fGaryJ Rollo . Larry Culbertson has just invented a new basketball shot--the slip shot--a shot made by accident. Jerry Lau, Charles Gibbs, Jon Gathright currently starred on the new Vernon Hart Gummy Gum Drop Show . Fred Patterson and Pat Norton, lead- ing lady and man in Danny Munger's newest production Murder on l0th Street , re- cently joined Joyce Sides and Carolyn Shaon in Hollywood to film a new picture. atlve from each of the forty-three home rooms plus officers selected at large from the entire school, enables the high school pupils to have a voice in their own govemment and to function cooperatively for the good of the entire group. They sponsored the magazine drive and sold food at the basketball games to secure money for intercom payments plus financial assist- ance for various departments . They planned assembly programs throughout the year and published student handbooks and student di- rectories. They compiled the social code and coped with problems arising within the school. They conducted student elections and helped' the Raytown Jaycees sponsor the Sno-Ball Dance. The Rayflector Staff has as its purpose to enqaerlence practical application of methods learned in journalism class, and to publish the school paper, The Rayflector. Field trips concerning the Staff were to the Kansas City Star, the Raytown News, and the Thomas J. Erwin Printing Company. The W. P.A. fWomen Pay Alll Dance was sponsored by the Staff in the cafeteria. Ken Clayton, formerly from the Chicago Tribune and presently editor of the Raytown News, spoke to the staff on general reporting . The purpose of the Brush and Pallet Club is to develop an interest in art activities plus decorating the school cafeteria, and other places in the school building, for various seasonal occasions. The club has an ini- tiation and several social events during the year. The highlight of the year was an ed- ucational tour of the Nelson Art Gallery. The Stage Crew, the group that works to further the effect of the production of all drama work by building and changing scenery and settings. The crew was responsible for the interesting lighting effects and the changes of scenery between acts of various stage productions. 'ine purpose of the Band, aside from a regular class, is instrumental education. The Band played at the Missouri University vs Oregon State football game at Columbia last fall. They played at both the Christmas and Spring concerts, and performed at the State Music Festival in April. Modern Music Masters act as a stu- dent congress for the music department and to encourage participation of members in other music activities. The MMM is the youngest of clubs in R.H.S. Its officers were formally initiated in February. The ceremony was given by the North Kansas City Club and was open to the public. The Orchestra offers opportunities for its members to participate in rich musical experiences which also give them the chance to improve their individual playing abilities. The organization was responsible for the following events: Winter Concert, Spring Concert, and one Assembly Program. The Pep Squad purpose is to promote along with the student oouy, a sense of loyalty to the athletic teams. The Pep Squad events were: Homecoming Football Queen, Basketball Queen, pep assemblies, and their annual formal dance. The club is in charge of the election of cheerleaders, and the decorations for the football and basket- ball banquets . Girls' Glee Club and Boys' Glee Club are two organizations that offer an opportunity of voice study, of music reading and of ex- perience in the singing of fine choral lit- erature. Events of the year include: Winter Concert in R. H. S. Auditorium, Spring Concert in R.H.S. Auditorium, and the State Music Festival in Columbia, Missouri. The Choir helps in teaching correct vocal technique, encourages participation, and gives an opportunity to study and appre- ciate good music. The Cholr's calendar this year: Singing for the Kiwanis Club of Raytown, the Missouri State Teachers Association in the Municipal Auditorium, the annual Winter Concert, Epiphany service in the new Raytown Park, a program for Belton, Missouri CBelton High Schoolj. Other singing dates this spring: Good Friday Service at the Raytown Baptist Church, Easter Assembly, Spring concert, State Music Festival, and the Commencement. Our librarians helped to familiarize students with the various categories of books and have tried to crea'te interest in reading worth-while books . The main purpose of F.T.A. is to bring forth to those students who are interested in teaching something of the teaching profession as it is in both the good and the bad aspects of the teaching field. This year they have taken part in Teacher's Day at Raytown High School, visited a convalescent home, and sponsored the movie Desk for Billie , which was showr. to the student body of Raytown High School. The Speech and Dramatics Club strives to increase interest in all types of speech and drama. Membership and letters are acquired by participation in plays and other drama work. The club's activities included their annual initiation and banquet. The Y-Teens are sponsored by the Y. W. C.A. of Raytown. Their goal is to promote Christian living among the young people. The Senior Y-Teens is open to any junior or senior girl. Thanksgiving and Christmas, the club gave baskets of food to needy families. In February five club representatives attended the Tri-City Conference. Some of the out- standing acts in their annual assembly were: Frosty, Ballet, and the senior and junior line. To round out a busy year, there was a Mother- Daughter Banquet and formal dance with reigning queen. Junior Y-Teen club projects were: - Shampoo sale, Christmas caroling, Clothes drive for the Jackson County Parental Home, and a Bake sale. Science Club members increased their scientific knowledge by participating in such activities as: taking a trip to U.S. Gypsum, collecting and identifying fossils, and pre- paring a project for the Science Fair. Social activities included initiation ceremonies and attending open house at William Jewel College. latin Club members believe that a know- ledge of the ancient Greek and Roman civil- ization gives a more comprehensive under- standing of the modern world. Their monthly meetings are planned to promote this theory. Among the club's events were: a movie, Vesuvius fonnal installation, Christmas play, and an informal discussion with a guest speaker concerning Germany. A spring picnic brought the year's activities to a close. Teen Town Council is in charge of planning all the recreation at Teen Town which is held in the student lounge. They sponsored the dancing on Friday nights, which included the Crazy Hat Dance, Saint Pat.rick's Day Dance, and Royal Crown Cola Dance. The purchasing of twenty new records a month was one of the many things that the council has done in order to make Teen Town a place to have a lot of fun. The Spanish Club believes that promoting better understanding of the Latin American countries by increasing their knowledge of life and customs of the people, is the goal for the Spanish Club. Their programs have included movies of a bullfight, Mexico and Puerto Rico, guests who spoke about France and Germany, and their formal initiation. A talent show and picnic in the spring rounded out the year's activities. R-Club is an honorary organization and only boys who have lettered in one of the major sports are eligible for membership. Encour- aging good sportsmanship and creating more interest in athletics is their goal. The boys gave candy to the faculty members and clothing to a needy family at Cl-u'istmas. They also sponsored the Faculty vs Girls' Basketball and the Boxing Show. At the end of football sea- son, they have an initiation for all those boys who had lettered in football for the first time. The club ended its year with a second initiation for those boys who had lettered in basketball and track for the first time. The Hi-Y purpose is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and commun- ity, hlgh standards of Christian character. During the spring, things were really buzzing with the Hi-Y: A Formal Dance and Variety Show, a trip to the Lake of the Ozarks, and service projects. Other highlights of the year included a Youth and Government Con- ference at Jefferson City, a Father and Son Program, and a Hi-Y Day. The Future Homemakers of America are learning better ways to live today in order to be better Homemakers tomorrow. A fonnal installation of officers and an initia- tion began the year. F. H.A. Week included church day, publicity day, school day, family day, good deed day, and community day, and was concluded with the social day when they held their annual dance. The club gave bas- kets of food to needy families on Thanks- giving and Christmas and they completed their year with an assembly which was Pfe- sented to the school in the form of a DIHY-

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Senior Class Will I I?'75Z '!'1'?I'f -:TTB ' fF' ' '1 ' ' E-'W-an Transferred from Texarkana High School, Texarkana, Texas, Senior year. Ray- flector Staff 4. WHITEHOUSE, KAREN WHITNEY, PAUL WINSTON Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Hi-Y 15 Rayflector Staff 41 WT Editorj 45 R-Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech-Dramatics Club 3, 45 CPresidentJ 45 Track 1, Z, 3, 4. WHITWORTI-I, PATRICIA JOAN fPatJ Glee Club 2, 3. AWILKS, RICHARD DONALD flvory 1029 The p Nancy Edwards wills her ability to sing loud ln choir to Gayle Button and Carla Stopher. Judy Weiss wills her accent to Judy Smith to carry on Southern hospitality. Carolyn Calvin wills her bookkeeping book to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. Jean Weir wills her sore arm after marching to any girl with a stronger arm than she. Camille Culotta wills her love for talking to Donna Dale and all her nick- names to anyone who can stand them. Clifford Searcy wills his worldly possessions to his faithful servant, his best pal, and his only good friend, his dog. Marilyn Batson wills one desk in Mrs . Freund's class . Donald Webb wills the high school to anyone who wants it. Marlene Owens wills -adlery worn typing eraser to her cousin Judy Owens. Jerome Law wills his interests to someone who is more interested. Wanda Duggun leaves her teachers to next year's seniors. Don Osborn wLlls his ability to dance to Ronnie Craddock. Pat Bilyue wills her stop sign and nicknames to Donna Ford. Ted Maguire wills his brother John his talent and brains and good looks. Charles Gibbs wills all of his brains to Don Teters and also his ability to bowl. Judy Head and Carolyn Hightower will their ability to get P in family relations to all coming seniors. Don Davis wills his ability to be late from gym class to anyone not liking classes. Sharon Lightfoot wills her silly laugh to anyone who is able to live with it. Jim Baker wills jersey 316 to his cousin Gary Murkins to keep it in the family. George William Abney wills a stiff leg to Bally Atkins. Jody Tlomlch wills her sticky fingers to Judy Friend. David Tarter wills Raytown's French teacher to anyone having her next year. Janice Graham wills her ability to skip and not get caught to Jean Hughes. Charles Hensley wills his ability to cheat on tests to anyone who can use it. Elizabeth Caldwell wills her ability to get whom I want lMort Myersl to Judy Lee Walker. Fred Patterson leaves his frog call to Frank Knapp. Carolyn Cox wills to Janice Cobb and Joy all the cute boys. Mike Compton wills the name Big Mike to anyone who ls blg enough to take his place. Norma Cochern wills her phenomenal typing skill to Rita Selvey. lover BOY Richard Cross wills his good looks and ways with women to the senior boys next year. Martha Thompson wills her old gym suit and shoes and all her gym troubles to her sister Rachel. Wayne Armstrong wills his artistic 24 VIILLIAMS, JOHN KIRK Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Clinic 1, 2, 3,45 Class Officer, Secretary 15 Student Council 3, 4. W'ILLIAMS, JOYCE LAVON Transferred from Jenks High School, Jenks, Oklahoma, Junior year. WILLIAMS, PATRICIA ANN fPeppy PatJ Transferred from East High School, Sopho- more year. Basketball Homecoming Queen 45 Class Officer, Treasurer 25 ability to draw f?J to all future Art Club members5 and to his cousin June Rleder, my convertible's hardtop, lto be used when dating Skip on rainy daysj. Carolyn Stockton wills to Beverly Calvert a certain red and white checked shirt which in the past belonged to Bill V Abney. Gene Lakin wills a strong consti- tution to all forthcoming members of the R-Club. My senior ring is willed to all private diaries. Glenda Thompson wills Jackie Musgrave her ring. Jon Gathright wills his ability in shop to Professor Sloan. ' Jim Atkins wills his good looks and ability to get along with women to his brother Gene. Bob Cates wills his ability to skip school and get caught to anyone who is willing to take it. Bill Douglas wills his ability to mess around to Beezer Klrsh. Helen Perkins wills her good driving to her little sister Nancy Perkins. Judy Bink wills to Linda Selvey, Judy Nance and Kay Hall the ability to get poor conduct grades in gym classes. Douglas Wright leaves his golden trumpet to Lonna Simcoe. Sandra Day leaves her F.B. to Judy Friend . Barbara Pearson wills all the fun she has had in school to Linda Noveland. Helen Stumpff wills her good times in gym class to Pat Parson. Larry Norton wills the ability to maintain his position on the track team for two years in succession to any de- serving sophomore.. Vernon Hart wills his fine citizen- ship record to the Junior class. Jim Brown wills his ability to play basketball to Chuck Stevens . , Kenny Ford wills his ability toturn over convertibles to Darby Rymer. Bob Hays wills his ability of getting caught to anybody who wants lt. Gene Moum wills his way with teachers to all juniors who don't mind flunking. Howie Geenwood wills his shoe horn to some unsuspecting sophomore. David Suttle and Garth Button, after three years of work, will their responsi- bilities to Boys' Quartet to the remal-ring two members--John Ware and Allan Johason. Don Roberts wills his ability to get along with freshmen.girls to anyone who thinks he can. Anita Gist and Linda Davis will their ability to sing Happy Birthday in Latin class every month to the second year Latin cla s s . Larry Cusumano wills his beak to Raymond Hoover. Dale Blue wills his ability to turn over cars to Dale Collier. Darrell Utley wills his ability to tear transmissions out to Gary Larklns. Gay Klippsten wills the ability to any Pep Squad member to keep 25 points in her senior year. Pat Lawerence wills her southern accent to Donna Ford. F.H.A. Z, 3: Glee Club 2, 3,45 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 45 Ray- flector staff 45 Spanish Club 45 Vice- President 45 Student Council 35 Y-Teens l,2, 3, 45 President 2: Y-Teen Cabinet 3, 4. VVILLl.AMS, SANDRA LEE Dramatics Club Play 35 F.H.A. 1,2, 45 Glee Club l,2, 3,45 One Act Play 35 Speech-Dramatics Club 3,45 Senior Play 3, 45 State Vocal Clinic 2, 35 Y- Teens 2, 4. Mike Kiely and Phil Plsciotta will one torn and battered map to Miami, Oklahoma, to any junior capable of the responsibility. Danny Ballew wills his ability to lose gym locks to any other absent minded boy. Donna Forrester wills her various nicknames to anyone crazy enough to take them. Pat Whitworth wills her ability in art to anyone who thinks they can do it. A Sue Stevens wills her ability to agree with Froggie to anyone who is willing to accept lt. Karen Pratt and Norma Jean Otto will to Sue Elou1se Solger their cheerleading ability. Larry Culbertson wills his interest in R. H.S. to anyone who is willing to have it. Judy Wright wills her well worn gym suit to any Freshman silly enough to take lt. Nancy Henehan wills much good luck and happiness to any student willing to devote time to people and make them forget their problems. I, Russell Rhodes, am leaving Mr. Stuart Miller with a peace of mind. David Bray wills his nickname 1B.R.A.J to Bill Bray. T, Jim Rambo, will my superior f?J musical ability to John Ware. Jackie Correll wills her ability to never fight with boys to all up-coming seniors . .' Kent and Barry Davis will their indentical looks and habitsfto any twins crazy enough to take them. Judy Rieder wills the respect of a senior to any junior crazy enough to think there is such a thing. Jim Ward wills his back brace for emergencies . Larry Parks wills his interest in a certain company to any interested party. Jo Harvey wills the ability to be Mis: Grover's problem child: and FHA pres- ident to a junior girl who is willing to work hard. Gene Benton wills his driving ability to all drivers. Linda Ehly wills her brother Vic to Toni. Larry Bradshaw wills his old trans- mission to Wayne Fatino. Gary Morris leaves Tom Franklin his church key for his senior year. Robert Lane wills his hot-rodding' technique to anyone who dares to try it. Shirley Hussey wills her sister her gym shoes and all the coming freshmen. Phyllis Eliot wills her ability to have blonde hair to Anita Kronke. James Woody wills his bad luck with cars to anyone. Fran Pearson wills her ability to carry a tune to her sister Kathy. Anita Pence wills her ability to take shorthand to anyone who can handle it. Joetta Saffels wills her piano bench to anyone who thinks they can handle all of Mr. Schupp's music. James W. Brovm wills all his mech- anical failures to Donald Hilson. Constance Farmer wills her great typing techniques to Linda Jurdas. Wanda Searcy doesn't will anything, at Raytown High to all freshmen. to anyone with the nerve to use it and his VVILSON, CHARLES EDWARD fSkipperJ Glee Club l, 2. WILSON, FAELEEN W OODY, JAMES EDWARD Uimmyl Basketball 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. WRIGHT, DOUGLAS EDWARD fB1g Dougl Transferred from Wichita High School, Wichita, Kansas, Junior year. she's stingy. Glen Porter wills his interest in the midnight auto supply to Gary Herndon. Judie Forman and Ruth Ann Donaldson WRIGHT, LYNDA IUDITH Pep Squad 2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. WRIGHT, MARY ELEANOR lMewJ Glee Club 2, 35 One Act Play 25 Office 45 Speech-Dramatlcs Club 3,45 Point Secretary 45 Stage Crew 45 Secretary 45 Senior Play5 Y-Teens 3. COOPER, Cl-IAREEN Transferred from Harbonne, Ins Angeles, California, Senior year. Pat Selover wills her outstanding conduct in gym class to Donna Dale and Barbara Brewer. Keith Schmitt wills pride ln Raytown Will their 100 WP1'n P1nS in iYPinQ IO next to the underclassmen in hopes that they year's high typists in Mrs. Camp's 2nd will do their part forit. year typing. Nancy Caldwell wills her ability tc get caught skipping to Kate Davis and Alice Barbara Kennedy wills her old gym suit to her sister Helen. Judy Harman wills her ability not to Reiss. get married to Vera Herning. William Jones wills the right to be a good senior to anybody who is crazy to do Meredelth Dearbom wills the soprano section of the choir the ability to try singing it. as well without the '57 class. Donna Schneidewind wills her ability to keep quiet during classes to Pat Polson, Sandy Johnson, and Phyllis Warren. Gwen Ehmann wills her chair in Trlg class to any up-and-coming girl math stu- Susan Thompson leaves her phobia against ducks to any girl with a sport- minded boy friend. Brian Ticknor wills his place on the back row of the choir to anybody tall enough dent- to see Mt. Huckstep from there. ' Patty Norton wills her homecoming crown to all the future homecoming queens. Remember Pretty is as pretty does . Barbara Reeker and Miriam Jenkins Patsy Horan wills her ability to wait to go steady until the last half of her senior year to anyone who is crazy enough to do it. Dick Thomson wills his tough ways to will their latest do-it-yourself book, Head Alien 'The Horsei- 5-aunmgeh Shrinkers Shrink Heads, to all the big heads of R. H. S. John Kirk Williams wills his parole officer to the most deserving junior boy. Nancy Stoddard wills her ability to Kay Prelogar wills next year's pres- idency of Y-Teens to anyone with broad shoulders, who takes credit for little and catches blame for a lot. Shirley Musgrave wills her invrovert get pulled muscles to any future cheer- mannerisms to Mr. Iandes. leaders. Frank Nelson Allen wills Sue Admans Melvin Slater wills his name Kalan- to no one, kauiz to anyone who wants it. Bert Gordanier wills her Full skirts to Judie Friend. Phyllis Mansfield wills all her left- overs to Miss Grover. Thomas Lee Knowles wills his bass . Forrest Browne wills his ability to voice to jim Cade, get out of traffic courts at half-cost to some deserving poor soul. Joyce Vwlliams and Pat Gossey will the name Gutter Gals to future bowlers Charles Marshall wills his chem- at the Raytown Bowl. istry set with the special bomb annex Sally Jackson wills her ability to be to Allen Brauniger and his thesis on The in mourning to any girl who has a black Art of Safety to Bruce Shirk. slip. Mary Eleanor Wright wills her Iouanna Cloe wills her chair in choir ability of being an Angel HJ student and a five end soap box to stand on to Carol to her little sister , Sharron Cresswell. Hennecker5 and her ability to have dreams Shelia Johnson wills her ability to anyone crazy enough to want them. to fall during volleyball to any girl who has slick tennis shoes. Pat Rogers wills her good taste in boys to any faithful Raytown girl. Sandy Melvin and Sandy Linville will to any inseparable pair their title of Swing And Sway . Coyne Porter wills everything worth Ralph Caster wills being fat to willing to Judy Melson. Bruce Griffin. Danny Munger wi.Lls his ability to get Sandra Williams wills student out of third hour study hall to John Moundy. director to anyone who enjoys having fun and working hard. Carolyn O'Connell wills a well-wom typing eraser and a contrary office mime- IOYCE S1695 wills Gary Himphlll ographlng machine to any future office girl her wonderful HJ grades. who wants a good case of frayed nerves Tom Ossenford wills his ability to and sore arm muscles. hunt ducks to Willis, the red-headed freshman. Paul Whitney Cecil O'Rear wills his football ability to Bruce Griffin and Frank Knapp. Fred Leckenby wills the toughest Jean Pennington wills four happy years of football to those that may better it and Carlton Betteridge wills his devilment skipping ability to the fool who tries it. Larry Hatifield wills to Lambrek his ablllty to shoot often and lousy. hold the reputation of Raytown. Norman Conway wills all his goods to his brother, Marvin. Bill Ward wills his ability to fell Ginke trees to Chuck Rutherford. Judy Reichardt wills her ability to do Donna Cowley wills to Dorothy no more than necessary to Janice Geer. Kiely her amazing ability to do an aerial flip without breaking her neck. Mary Burton wills her ability to sit and stare out the window during class to Agnes Grubb. Kenny McMillin wills his hidden talent to Dale Collier. 4...- Jim Ramel wills his first place in the lunch line to whoever can make it by running from third floor. The nev. now here. The C o nway a nd Cochran and he and his walkinl The Ca. arrayed with the fabulous frm The latest in c and yellow 1 American desi Jo Ann Ruth Ann Don candidates ru Rusty I Ted Maguire r recently elec likely to su: hospital in A Wolfe diamo Five desperat plcfon. Le A Patrol capture m ost wanted Douglas, Th Bob Hays, ani The fam has announcr desire to learn upside down. Farmer, Pat I Gossey, Kay Indy RL Searcy and E strolling dowr Their latest sr tively are T the Rock and 1 The ne' Ralph Staley, and Don Will along are Jod Pat W'hitwortl a record l minu Dean Si James Atkins, Studen ative from ea plus officers school, enabl a voice in the cooperatively They sponsor food at the bi for intercom ance for vari assembly pn published str rectcxies. Tl coped with pr They conducr the Raytown Dance . 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