Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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e also fities. In a ring failureg happi- we all cling to- nity seeks the 'ith humanity. separate us and 3 us, the ever varmth of pride h School unites of us separates n plans for the in us will re- bond that will ling of an aging 3 become a part School and the P and loyalty ve in our mem- .. . Bile-ax. Leading the Pep Squad at athletic events Shirley Houk, Paula Welch, and Linda Adee, mllmnh I lt throughout the year, the 1968 cheerleaders, surround the Raytown Bluejay mascot, Peggy Moad, Beth Pendleton, Pam Stalcup, Marilyn Allen. C0 TE T Introductory Pages and Student Life Academics . . Classes .... Organizations . Athletics . . Senior Pedigrees . . . Index . . . 1 24 52 12S 178 209 216 to the deals or Which a town' tands Kathie O'Hara and Diane Medley discuss the class counselor, while enjoying the pleasant was completely redecorated during the student handbook with Mr. Yust, their junior atmosphere of the counselling center which summer.

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Raytown I I 6131 Raytown Raytown, M0 1 V . 5 I 5 I I II an A v.. .,--xx - Having for a Sl Fo fig, ig M an uw , Es, 1 Q ,. ff I 5 I , f . ff? f 4 if A' 1 ofy ,ef fa W Maj W Af 4 X x ' 1 R V -ff X. 1. lm, ,p ,v L ,F xxx 1 ' ,fr K-wi Before g RHS for' Max Mitchell directs Debby White, Cala Schooley, Carlene Holmes, and Camilla Wooldridge in hanging the fighting BIUCIZW Flag, the '67 senior class gift. We Pledge Allegiance also The crowded halls of Ray- town High School overflow with sixteen hundred students fran- tically rushingr from class to class in a 'constantly changing ebb of emotions. The school ex- pands, its inhabitants change yearly, yet, the sea of faces- some smiling, some frowning, some searching, all merge with- in a time-worn school that has encompassed thousands of stu- dents in the past and has etched remembrances in the minds of each. Baytown students clamor through halls and shuffle down- stairs as ambitions lead them to their distinctive goals and their interests lead them to different subjects and activities. In a ring of success and failure, happi- ness and sorrow, we all cling to- gether 'as humanity seeks the companionship with humanity. Though interests separate us and ambitions divided us, the ever present swelling warmth of pride for Raytown High School unites us. When each of us separates to pursue his own plans for the future, still within us will re- main a common bond that will outlast the crumbling of an aging building. We have become a part of Baytown High School and the ties of fellowship and loyalty manifested will live in our mem.- ories forever. I I I I I I I I I I 4 I I! I X I I I I I I I I I I I X Leading throughou Peggy Mi 4 Q 2:- .ll A .,.. .1 gil' I f , to HK - K - I Kathie Oi student li - - . . .. . . . ..,. .,. ... .. ..1 ....a:gqw.:.-.ue--,.-.,, ir-.v.r.m4fJi.a:.1Ln.::-..az.,....::3:'vgqgr-,,.-.,Q.g4,,L,4,:5di5,Aix,.,k1,,El57kN:. 5-,VNMM .ULQUA imimmuws. A b A D W-hmm ,

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I Raytown 6131 Raytown Raytown, MO f J . 3 if 1? 5 ff ,, , 6 Having i for a sll l 0, I i After the crowning and the half-time festiv- Queen- Liz Brfwn and her attendants Kathy applaud as the White Team makes a teueh- ities af the Meet the Squad Night, Kick-Off Williamson, Kathie O'Hara, and Sandy Martin, d0Wfl. Liz Reigns Before RHS fo - Liz Brownkglows with happiness as she watch- 2 6 es the remainder of the game. ver First Game of Season The Raytown High School Football season was 'formally opened as Lonny Todd crowned Liz Brown the 1967 Kick-Off Queen. Afterwards Kathy Latz, last yearls Kick-Off Queen, pre- sented Liz with a bouquet of a dozen red roses. Liz, a petite sophomore, was escorted by Mike Carmack. .Her attendants were Kathy Williamson, junior, escorted by Mike Fields, Kathie O, Hara, junior, escorted by Ken Collins, and sophomore Sandy Martin, escorted by Gregg Gault. Excited friends rush to greet Liz and viye her their congratulations. Cue At the Kathy