Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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34 Throu h School Newspaper the Student ' B04 1 M Paula Englund types speedily in preparation juan Cruz and Daria Eisele, editor, listen att- presents the details of a new idea for an for the next issue of Rayflector. entively while Bill Stites, assistant editor, added attraction. mm 3 Vziwnwww, K, A .752 ., , Mr. Harp, sponsor, waits as Bill Stites Shirley Houk and janice Rice are busy dis- Rayflector while Peggy Moad prepares a makes 3 list of the negeggary piqtureg for cussing an article for the next publication of special feature. the upcoming edition, Th all of t S1 I'l6WSWC They d lication every t' As ect, Ra this yea All dal was cer of Bob King w The C music fc Nancy makes

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