Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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Enthusiastic Blue Jay's urge the team with prayers and cheers to a six to nothing victory over the Raytown South Cardinals. Summer, Autumn, Winter, or Fall Students Enjoy Many Paul Mace blasts away at his bass clarinet in sum- mer band, one of the activities offered by Raytown High School for interested students. j ,Nw at K Xa f ' N Y 3 i x r e it X I 0 1 tiff ' 5' XX I I Cheerleaders Carol Payne and Christine Wendel look over schedules, check classes, and compare teachers as they registerin preparation for senior year at Raytown High alongwith over 1,000 other students.

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...nn Along with approximately one thousand two hundred other sophomores, juniors, and seniors riding buses to and from school, Connie La Barge enters her bus, number 84, after school for her daily ride home. Facets of High School Life 2, -.1 -.I -.,l -.I -5,1 'E llrll sw... Every regular school day at 2:45 halls would fill with girls like Dixie Dudley and Elaine Downum when they went to their lockers three minutes be- fore the school's boys were turned loose. XX Larry Southern and Craig Glassenger wait patiently Annette Molder and Louis Bradbury look on with interest as a in the lunch line as Jim Plank purchases a warm representative from Rolland's photographic studio advises Tanya school lunch from the cafeteria ladies. Donaghe on the selection of her senior pictures.