Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Keene, B.A. in Ed.g Mr. Hammond, B.S. in Ed,g Mrs. Tade,B.S.in Ed.g Mr.Wa1ker,B.A.in Ed.g Mr. Marsh, B.S, in Ed J A M Mr. Haxton's class enjoys an anecdote. .xp o re cl in 0 c i a f fu ali ea ' Q F M I L! A , .f Mr. Walker expounds a knowledge of many interesting places. Many students will remember Mr. Waters'friencl1y attitude. ,

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Waters, B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Historyg Mr. Davis, A.B. in History, M.A. in Historyg Mr. Haxton, B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Historyg Mr. Ritchie, B S. in Ed.g Mr. Lockridge, B.A. in Business, M.A. in History. Mrs. Tade puts her class intodeepthought. i Pan, limnf, and ll-uf., The social studies department offers courses in history and psychology. Mrs. Tade, who is the new psychology teacher this year, has shattered the men's hopes of keeping this department to themselves. Even so, all work together in harmony, keeping the student's needs uppermost in their planning. The International Relations Club, a by-product of the history department, is a thriving organization in our school. The reason for its popularity is that it promotes a better understanding of the people of other lands. In a time like the present, an understanding of people can lead to world peace. Under the able leadership of the instructors, the students are given a knowledge of the errors and achieve- ments of the past with the hope that the future builders of political thought and human relations will help bring about a better society. Vu: ff , , jilf fl ' The class responds to Mr. Keene's enthusiastic delivery.

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.1 f .W had Cafeteria personnel left to right: Maxine Doctor, Mary Ranallo, Hazel Denton, Alta Miller, Head of Cafeteriag Jewel Hart, Thelma Fowler, Marie Elring, and Rhoda Gash. Cuafocliand .Keep Our Schoof Gfean T The custodians have the monumental task of keeping the facilities of our school clean and in good repair. These people sweep the trash from the halls countless times each day in order to make them passable for the next class change. They also are faced with problems which are an outgrowth of childish pranks. The custodians work all summer making major and minor improvements in our building, grounds, and equipment, in order to increase and better our educational facilities. We are very appreciative of these people who perform the service of cleaning up after 1,425 high school students and 70 teachers. 28 Cafeferia worgera relaare Wouriaking Weafd It is the duty of the Raytown High School cafeteria workers to provide nourishing lunches for the students of our school. They maintain two lines of service: the government type A line, and the a la carte or choice line. They have to prepare enough food for a small army since about 900 to 1,000 students daily eat in our cafeteria. The meals are provided at low cost through government subsidy and are prepared here in our building by our skillful cooks. Glen Harper, Junior Bosley, head custodiang Esther Elwell, Harry Gumm