George E. Raymond

The Woolleys provided most of the funds to hire teacher George Raymond for the fall term of 1890.School District 45 was formed in 1891 and a schoolhouse was erected on the northwest corner of Northern and Puget on land donated by William Murdock's Grand Junction Land Co., which he formed to sell lots on his acreage.Funds at that point were raised by popular subscription and donations by Woolley's mill and that of Davison and Millett, a mile north of town.

George (Chip) E. Raymond

George (Chip) E. Raymond is Director of Strategic Business Operations, CE-LCMC SEC-Belvoir, U.S. Army.He is responsible for Net-Centric Interoperability Technical Support Services, Net-Centric Army Land War Net-Enterprise Application Architecture for the GIG-Army, and the Integrated development Center for the Army Architecture Integration Cell.Prior to working at SEC-Belvoir he served as an Army Officer, an operations research analyst with KPMG Peat Marwick, and a senior marketer with Magnavox.

He holds a BS, an MBA , and a PhD in IT Engineering.He has attended North Carolina State University, University of Southern California, and George Mason University.He teaches graduate level courses at George Mason.

George (Chip) E. Raymond