Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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ceed in Educational and Humanitarian Vocations For almost forty years students have cheered the RaytoWnaBlue Jay and the tradi- tions it represents. As the years passed,neW traditions were adopted While others were modified. The alma mater, the Blue Jay emblem, the royal blue and white school colors, the school shield--all remain the sturdy pillars of tradition, upholding RaytoWn's high ideals. Each class filing through RaytoWn's doors has added other bonding customs such as homecomings, .. Q, Q vXQx Q Wi S , C. A fi f ,fig ll 5 Wei 4 . lee ff j. 43:7 ' 5' Q f f 1' 1 , , .43 X i A , 9 7 at Zu if M Z 7 21 ,tx ,wg fp! , senior Week, the fight song and the junior- senior prom. The students individual interpretations of Raytown tradition give the school a dis- tinctive personality and character. The covered Wagon found on the shield sym- bolizes their common desire to explore the World of education and human experience. ln this foundation of unified uniqueness lies RaytoWn's more precious Wealth--An Infinite Variety in Tradition. I , . . . . ' ' ' in various Study of Di. William Spencer, research scientist for Bell charge of 3 QTOPP ,Of Sclemlsts Workmg Telephone Laboratories measures the HIGHS OfC0mmUH1Caf10H- , 86 temperature characteristics on a crystal unit. Currently he is in 'lf-..-