Raytown High School - Ramizzou Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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'-- Added Support Creates h. NeW Strength for NFL Miss Chiles, NFL sponsor, felt that debate prepares students for life more than most courses available to students; debating teaches students how to communicate. Miss Chiles attitude towards debate seems to have had a positive effect on students. This year over 34 members achieved NFL. Among them were, for the 1st time, 9th graders. Miss Chiles also obtained more support. An active parents group strongly supported NFL by judging and support- ing out-of-town trips With their time and 1, money. Miss ChiIes sent recruitment letters to 8th graders and asked teachers to recommend possibIe-potential debate students as ways of promoting debate. Although debate has! many students, Miss Chiles emphasized that most other students GPA was 3.4 or above. She pointed out the significant rise in upper degrees including Rubys. Of 311 the tournaments they competed 1'11, Miss Chiles feels Raytown ran the best one; it was completely on schedule. 22 schools attended and parents, lawyers, business men and women, 15 teachers from Raytown High, and, for the first time, Seniors took time to judge. U Scott Blair participates in 2 Lincoln- Douglas debate. 2 Amy Chastain in an extemporary speech. 37 Kim OIdham portrays Veronicak mother in VERON- ICAhS ROOM by Ira Levin. 4t Mark Scott debates as Bill Tautz takes notes. 5 t Officers: Pres. BiII Tautz, Vice Pres. Scott Blair, Treas. Mark Scott, Sec. Kim OIdham, Historian Bob Bender. Q Deba tors 1'11 the homecoming parade. D Mark Scott presents a surprise at the Raytown Tournament Assembly. 8 The Debate and Forensic team. ? - 4 ;- gt. - :.';ygg;;ge. ev-reWizgxggsan-yWS-av-f .;. -1 -t . .j.--V.. :x;;-'r:.;v.;r;:;2:;;.;caran;;k . :n