Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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-Club TConfmntS Confusion1 And Discovers Direction 7t R.H.S. Key Club marked its Key Club motivated spirit with the twenty-third year of existence and the annual car bash before the Ray-South 4th year that girls have been eligible to game. Members entertained patients at join. The theme was to thonfront the Truman Neological Cehter with Confusion and Discover Direction. The Halloween and Valentinels parties. officers Ul were Shannon Johnson, During the Christmas season the club Pres.; Pat Foley, V.P.; Dawn Johnson, had a party at Bowen Apartments and Secretary;Pam Zimmerman, Treasurer; rang bells at United Super and and Linda Bixler, Historian; and the Thriftway. The Raytown Betterment sponsor was Mr. Watts l3. The club Committee sponsored an exhibit called wanted to do projects to better the the llChildrenis Enchanted Forestll in community. The Key Club participated which the Key Club took third place. in the Raytown Round-up Days Parade The Club drummed up enthusiasm at lZl, l6; and the Homecoming Parade. Freshman Day O7. Linda Bixler The club also held their annual car wash commented, llThe Club has changed l7; and took part in the uDistrict from all guys to mostly girls and we still Dental ProjectflMlafree dental survey do projects to better the school and for all C-2 elementary students. The community?

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Buy a Valen tine Kiss: .. Get a Yearbook Free way a kiss from any yearbook staff member for $15.00 and get a yearbook freeh, was the slogan of the 1984 book sale. The staffsold yearbooks and candy kisses 0n Valentines Day. The sale was later than usual because of a smaller staff and increased copy content. Although each staff member had more to do t 5 L hhafter-the-deadlineth parties compensated for the increased workload U; The staff worked well together t2; but an occasional fight with the photographers was not uncom- mon t7; David Hay 8; Editor of Photography, relaxed in the staffs room when the darkroom became overcrowd- ed t4; The yearbook sponsor, Nancy Hammond, UL chose Lynn Braker and Shannon Brown 0Q as Editors for the 83-84 book. According to Ms. Ham- mond, htChoosing the editors was not an easy job because of the many qualified returning staff members. The new staff members were unhindered by personali- ty conflicts and learned quickly. I am extremely pleased with the additional copy this year and the overall layout style. I am impressed with the dedica- tion of all of the staffmembers and their ability to work with one anotherW Ert, the purple ape mascot 0f the staff was returned unharmed by alumni staff members, and work on the book progressed somewhat smoothI y through- out the year. QiuUl-i-u