Ravenswood High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Ravenswood, WV)

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CLASS WILL Corrine Stanley, will my good times in a Mercury to anyone lucky enough to get a boyfriend with a car. Jerrie Walters, will my daily trips -to the office to Bernard Staats. Loretta Smith, will my big mouth and corney jokes to my sister Carolyn. Carroll Safreed, will my non-dating during school days to any- one who has the will power to resist girls. Janice Smith, will my love for library books to Ann McCoy who, l believe will appreciate them. Ronald Allman, will my place as typist on the School Spirit, to anyone capable of typing 70 words per minute. Emma Zoe Hoff, will my ability to giggle to Larry Cobb. Bob Matics, will my love for the girls to any mixed-up kid who has the art of flattery. Ruby Lincicome, will my good times in a '54 Mercury to Brenda Pinnell. Charles Rector, will my ability to get hurt in football to Larry Jackson. Mildred Smith, will my good times in Charleston to anyone go- ing there. Donald Allman, will my love to tease teachers to anyone who has courage enough to do it. Sue Critchfield, will my ability to ask questions constantly in class to Don Critchfield that he may have an excuse for talking so much. Ronald Scarberry, will my laziness to Allan Reynolds so he will not be so jittery. Patty Jackson, will my acting ability to Patsy Merrill, Jim McCoy, will my height to Dean Moore. Doris Williams, will my love for Dodges and men with muscles to Sandra McGraw. Bill Chambers, will my seat in English class to any Junior who wants to make my grades. REWTIOUS. Brinker, will my chair in study hall to anyone who wants to be under strict rules. Carroll Smith, will my ability to funnel in soft drinks to Jun- ior Click. Doris McDermott, will my art ability to Joe McCoy. Jack Ca1'miCh9-CL. will my wrecks in a Ford to Frank Smeeks, Barbara Creel, will my love of school to my brother Don. l8

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CLASS PROPHECY As we, the class of '55, look into the future we can't see a thing, therefore we called in a very renowned group of experts. The panel consists of Drew Pearson, Walter Winchell, Steve Allen, and Howdy Dowdy, After placing before them the case histories, including scholastic standings, psychological studies, citizenship ratings, and in- telligence quotients, of the fifty members of our class, the predictors came up with the following prognostications for the year 1965 A.D,g Leah Bare, Editor in Chief of the wor1d's best seller---MY ROMANCES. Ramona Brinker, A nurse supervisor at St., Joseph, Barbara Creel, Teaching grade school in Califomia, Charles Hall, Dodgers' baseball pitcher. Carroll Smith, Owner of a 20 ft. sq. farm, a corn cob pipe, and a giant box of matches, Dick Van Kirk, Ierrie Walters, Sonny Miller, on a one-way trip to the moon, Jack Carmichael, President of Boas Tech, Ralph Benson, Bookkeeper for a model agency Qalways was interested in figuresj. Carole Evans, Owner of Murraysville Dog Kennels. Malalyn Gorrell, A Barker at Ringling Brothers Circus---falways wondered why he was so quiet, guess he was saving is voice.J Patty Jackson, Cigarette girl at the Stork Club. Corrine Stanley, Now working in Cox's Laboratory, on a new kind of Peroxide to bleach the roots of hair, Thelma Foggins, Here comes Thelma with her little brood of Princes and Princesses, Virginia Hardman, is now a grade school teacher. She had ten pupils at firstgafter one week she has six. Reason?? Her temper, Doris Williams, Now one of Barnum and Bai1ey's most valuable performersg she waters elephants. Elizabeth Weekley, A beautician madly pulling out the hair of her best customer, Charles Rector, A 'hot-rod' exhibitionest. Bob Pinnell, Head doctor at the Forget-me-not Animal Hospital , Bob Matics, Deep sea diver---after Mermaids. Eldon McCoy, Private in the United States Army, Jim Brotherton, President of the Liberace Fan-Club, Jim McCoy, United States Senator in Washington, D.C, Eileen Allman, Head Nurse at Johns Hopkins. Bill Chambers, Paper hanger in New York City. Helen Crites, A nurse on the Medic Mildred Smith, Living in New Jersey and commuting to New Yorkg---transportation is still a great difficulty, Joanne Bever, Ticket seller to lovers for trips down Lovers Lane on Utah Hill. Ann Casto, Washing teacups for a Salser, Don Jarrett, Chief judge of the Miss America beauty contest, Donald and Ronald Allman, Public accountants fighting about which is the older. Ray Ables, General Manager of Pack Rat Corporation, Daniel Smith, An All-American, Pearline Kidder, A farmers wife, living on a ranch in the Dakotas, Loretta Smith, Owner of Smith's Chewing Gum Factory, Janice Smith, Is now running a nursery for Jay-birds, Carroll Safreed, Famous Recording Artist on tour around the world, Leslie Hughes, Managing a Bikini bathing suit factory. Ruby Lincicome, Greatest poet since Mother Goose, Emma Zoe Hoff, Teaching her father Mathematics. Keith Durst and Ronald Scarberry, Drawing up plans for Nicotine Corners for every school, Eileene Kerwood, Running her father's general store and ten men. Doris McDermott, Proprietor of Dorie's Saloon. Dotty McCoy, Pianist in Dorie's Saloon, She and Doris were always close friends. Sue Critchfield, Ringleader of cell 13 in the asylum. Poor girl worked too hard on the yearbook, Betty Dotson, A minister's wife, Look who does the preaching. Betty Harmon, A secretary in New York--or is she a lap sitter? 17

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l, Charles Hall, will my ability to play basketball to Jerry Buf- fington. I' Dotfy MCCOY, will my place on the cheerleading team to Sue Sommerville I, 5Onny Miller, will my wrecked Olds to Don Bonar. I, Betty Dotson, will my love for a curly headed Sandyville boy to anyone lucky enough to attract one. I, Ralph Benson, will my farming ability to Buzz Casto. I, Elizabeth Weekley, will my quietness in school to Annabelle Duncan. I, LCSUG HUSTICS, will my math ability to anyone who takes senior math under Mr. Hoff, I, Joanne Bever,will my ability to make good grades to my sister Corinne. I, Keith Durst, will my place on Nicotine Corner to anyone with a match. I, Pearlene Kidder, will my good times to Lois Lehew. I. Daniel Smith, will my athletic scholarship to Bud Bird. I, Dick VanKirk, will my excessive absences from school to Roy Kelly. We, Betty Harmon and Leah Bare, will our ability to get out of class to anyone lucky enough to get by with it. I, Virginia Hardman, will my love for electric mixers to Danny Powell, in hopes he'll get his head caught in one. I, Carole Evans, will my love of Latin to my mother and I hope it will give her an inspiration. I, Eileen Allman, will my slim figure to Carolyn Headley. I, Ann Casto, will my natural curly hair to Margie Rowley. I, Helen Crites, will my dimples to Jackie Snyder. I, Thelma Foggins, will to Ward King, two years, two months, and nineteen days of my age. I, Eileene Kerwood, will three and one -fourth inches of my height to my sister Janet which will make us the same height. I, Eldon McCoy, will my little jeep to Jordon VanNest. I, Jim Brotherton, will my tricky hair-do to Jim Blackburn. I, Ray Ables, will my position at the sink in Home Ec. Class to Cletis Rhodes. I Marlyn Gorrell, will my ability not to laugh to Donna Tippins. 7 I, Don Jarrett, will my brains to Einstein for vivi-section. I, Bob Pinnell, will my trips to Mud Sock to any guy who wants to get hung up. 19