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0 fi F T -I Q . ,i 2 5 ffm V ieir romance with le wtilit ction of Mrs. he Raytown tDepartment Door for itis ' Ferber and f the many 'lock to New ar to become the hard work its on the pro- in the cast, an excellent cted capacity - 4 The cowardly Lion begins to cry when he en- counters Todo in the forest. Dorothy and her ,little dog Todo stop to rest on the yellow brick road. The Wicked Witch of the West conspires against Dorothy and her friends. By Exhibiting Both Tragedy and Comedy Every year Baytown High School, Raytown South High School, and UMKC each present a play for the children of this area. These plays not only pro- vide an afternoon of entertain- ment, but also are an introduc- tion to the stage for many children. The proceeds go to the local P.T.A.'s. This year Raytown pre- sented the Wizard of Oz, the story of a young girl named Dorothy and her adventures in the land of Oz. On their way to find the Wizard of Oz. Dorothy and her brainless friend, the scarecfow, find the Tin Woodsman, who wants to ask the Wiz- ard for a heart.
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MID CONTI Ray1own B 6131 Rayto Raytown cms was K.. Exam. A The hard working production staff and cast Two of the rnaj0r Characters, Beth Leonard 7 fy fj f , X ff fi Z ing Keith. Burgess, begin their romance with H . foiv relax as,a small party. playing. Terry Randall and jim Fischer play- an argument pertaining to life. 8 ranla D epartnlent 01178 ersatl lty ' Th D D h If 'l' f 23 T . ij During One Of the many feheamalsi Beth I-190' tells her friends to have faith' in their unsuc- Under the dlrectlon of Mrs' Q73 nard, playing the lead role of Terry Randall, cessfulcareers. , ' Mary Chaissona the Raytown Z naawsmvh High School Drama Department presented Stage Door for it's fall play. This story, by Ferber and Kaufman, tells of the many young girls who flock to New York City each year to become actresses. By combining the hard work of the many students on the pro- duction staff and in the cast, Stage D001 was an excellent play which attracted capacity crowds. ' The cowardly counters Todi Ever School, School, an a play fc area. The vide an ment, tion to children. the lc sented story Dorothy the land
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1 MID-CONT' R3Yf0wn B 5131 Raylg Raytown, 1 1 As Graduating Seniors 0 P1963 We M0126 last few moments together discussing future While yvaiting to receive their diplomas at the RLDS Auditorium in Independence, grad- ' ' iors in ca s and gowns spend their P13115- 1 E , xv , 3 f E J T2 . K , , 2 B Hav for the traditional graduation exercises held at uatmg sen p F om As thc ham in jaywalkers 1 At the all scho football captair lJ0dy for its while captain speak. Q.
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