Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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MID-CONTINEN Raytown Branc 6131 Raytown F Raytown, MO 61 ' l 'IE3' 2 1 2 5 Before 1' As the end of a perfect evening and a perfect Plaza after the junior-Senior Prom to remi- RHS for year, Diana Mutch and Bob Raymond pause in nisce all the events of their senior year at l Though Each is an Individual, We Work Shirley Houk and Pam Stalcup wait excitedly to present a cake to the football boys at an all school Pep Rally. VW' 1953 Q 521: s r lfifil r,A,, ,fl is l 'l'1 in Renee Wooley sympathizes with jim Bamhart as he tells her about his injury suffered in -1 previous football game. X XS S X X X X x Q ye 8 t X N X 57 X X X Tag A i . 4 Q fi .a r , ,. . l ll. . Surroundec classroom M r. Napie On ,a trip sponsor e: located in 31 :Q 5 Q p E Q .... A

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Tl makes a touch- Teason eet Liz and give her a eterla Provides wmgmg Atmosphere During one of the band breaks at Basketball date, Darla Acree, as he helps her straighten Dennis White and janet Eilgel dance to the Homecoming, Jay Overstreet smiles at his her corsage. swinging beat of the Fantastics. At the Pep Squad Dance, Steve Hodson and Students are joined by former graduates at provided the music amid the theme Every- Kathy Hencke dance romantically. the Basketball Homecoming Dance. The Dantes thing's Coming Up Roses.

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'ork 4 ait excitedly boys at an , X' f fl' f W-ff ,.i -I3 MSA i jim Barnhart f suffered in a Together to Promote Pride OT Cl t0'LUll ,mu W, Surrounded by colorful maps which deck the classroom walls and serve as visual aids to Mr. Napier's Geography class, students con- On la trip in October, Mr. Watts, Cave Club sponsor examines a column in Carroll Cave located in Camden County. i -4.-Q-9-' f ffma.m,M ..,, 4 centrate on their lecture notes and maps while Bill Morrow and Kyle Martin aid Randy preparing for an examination on the Middle Schmidt in wrapping his ankle at the Center Eagr, track meet in Swope Park. 1 Sue Munkers, Lyman Shannon, Bill Morrissey, showing different characters from famous Linda Ahrentschild, Sue Vida, and Beth Leon- childrenls plays presented each year in ard represent the Drama Department by january.