Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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.2 E ' ' C' Wt.,f.'t'.-Ezafffzll 5 car.. 1 f A K, A 1 ' ' - V ' ' f - f- ' if' ' 'ff T ' , Q 3 2- '53 l, 1-I - . ,.i: 'P 41.1233 F3115 lx i3f3i3??l1f25f7i:ffllliffflllk -my X if: awp IOND LOYD PATSY WHEELER IHHUCS Physical Education Mr. Jake Scherer is a native of Canada. He attended elementary and secondary schools in Canada and came to the United States for further edu- cation. He attended Graceland Junior College in Iowa for two years and obs tained his Bachelor of Arts degree and his Masters degree at Central Missouri JOHN ZUMWALT Freshman Counselor RD CRUMLEY WARREN LATHROP State College. Mr. Scherer Was pres- ent at the first guidanceinstitute held at the University of Missouri in 1959. Prior to his four-'years at Raytown, he was a social Worker. At Raytown, he has served as a teacher and a counselor. Mr. Scherer is married and has two daughters: ages, three andone- half years and one year. HARRY R. CRADDOCK s Physical Education NANCIJEAN FAGG LCE WHITSETT Physical Education :-..iE.l- .,,,. A , 44d own -- lj., JAKE SCHERER Sophomore Counselor Physical Education

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f LARRY LAIDLEY LAYMOND LOYD Mathematics M21fhGm8tiCS PHYLLIS ROWLAND Social Studies For three years the Raytown schools have had the services of Mrs. Phyllis Rowland as a civics and so- cial studies teacher. She received her B.S. in Education at Central Missouri State College after a length of time - at Park College. Sclence Mrs. Rowland is married and has two children: Larry, a college sopho- more, and Richard, a high school fresh- ANNA MARIE PARMLEY PA' Phy RICHARD CRUMLEY A WAR1 Science Physt man. She enjoys reading as a hobby, steak as her favorite food, and travel- ing as entertainment. ARDYTH JONES BERNICE WHITSETT Science Science

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I believe the rush is over Cpuxifoclianfi ana! Cafefema or emi This year the custodians at Raytown High School faced the tedi- ous task of removing, Washing, and re-hanging the cumulative Senior pictures which had begun to fall. With the cold hard Winter camemud- dy tracks, and the custodians began the endless process of mopping up. Raytown's cafeteria Workers concocted turkey dinners and every? one's favorite pizza along with the many good old standbys in an old but seasonally decorated cafeteria. As the aroma of freshly baked rolls swept into the classrooms, these Women prepared for the mad on- slaught at twelve o'clock. 26 Our work begins after the paper throwers leave at 3 30