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TO MISS ELIZABETH RAYMER

To Miss Elizabeth Raymer we dedicate this 1954 yearbook, Miss Raymer has devoted eleven years of service to the Reardan Schools and is looked upon as councilor and friend to all students.

In addition to her teaching of the commercial subjects she has been a very busy person with her library duties and her duties connected with being a Girls League advisor. She has done much to help the local school take forward strides in educational progress. Being versatile in ability and possessing a sincere interest in people, has given her an interest in both community and educational affairs.

The high standard of conduct and of scholastic achievement which she has upheld during the years at Reardan will long be reflected in the hearts and minds of the young people who have been under her supervision and guidance.

We feel fortunate to have in our community and school a person whose influence is deeply felt, and one whose judgment is based upon sound logic and human under- standing.

Our wishes for success go with her as she ventures into a new world of experiences, habits and customs. Miss Raymer has been selected to teach in the American Dependents Schools, Department of the Army for a year. We hope she will return to our system after she completes her assignment with the Army. May her efforts in behalf of the boys and girls that she will teach next year be as appreciated and acceptable unto them as it has been to us here at Reardan.

It is with great pleasure and sincerity of purpose that we, the Annual Staff, dedicate this book to an outstanding educator, leader and friend—Miss Elizabeth Raymer.

(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)