Ravenswood High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Ravenswood, WV)

 - Class of 1957

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1 5, -L fl f 6, 5,1 .5 ,, E Mg E 5 fa if 2 unnmmn-muy-mummm,mnn1m..11 1 W'. ,.,g USU? V , . Q! nun? mul. Z aus 'x sg Q1 ...www 'i 'f'f' -fy M -'- 'fu f Y' I ,naw V , fffi F F Q . 5 1 ,,.. ,,,,, Ill ima --- Dedication erc V yyte ' ,N ,Q 1' ,Q 7 We, the senior class of 1957, dedicate this annual to our class sponsors, Mary Evans and Clyde Wheeler. They have given of their time unselfishly in all our class activitiesg advised us on our problems and helped many of us to take the right step toward the future. In appreciation, we respectfully dedicate this annual to you, Mrs. Evans and Mr. Wheeler. 2 I 9 1 Qin Z X :N x ,sf ,i Q' 3 tr? 7 - n , ,,- 4169 N X 1 6' ' 'T ,iff X Not only to exist, but to be something in life and of service to humanity. A lf! A- : ...' E HX 'gi L.. A 1 X , 'h ' x, 1 1 E I ' Q Jw F ui f ' ' 3 .Q Q X , 'YK JAMES SPANO A.B. Morris Harvey Physical Education W E , ,,',b , , I REED F. MYRES W. Va. U A.B. M.A. Principal JOE BOKOVITZ A.B. Glenville Ass't Coach Science 4 62 E .1 5 v 1 Q Z if 'S-Q' ,F , 2 7 1 I JAMES F. PORTER A.B. Marshall College Music ,qwnuw ggi V89 fe ,qw , ' ' F.- QQ 1: , 3 ' J J 4 1, , f. 3 A 1 , U . ,Q , W I rf 7 ,KW , '- N... Z , C ,V f' . , . . A. ., I J 1 , L .M .-4 , f 4 JM! ,, , 4. , 1, 44. S . rn, ' ' :Ii 9. 5 i V' 5 ff- . T J. A . 14 W- fr f - A , Ta 0,4 , W A 4 Desi...--j', ,W ,Q '25 L' , A , , . l.- . .L 0 7 -A .. ,ir -, LK' V, . A . a ,Za ,. I, ' ,M1'.-J.. ,,.,,,,.ggzy,. gf gym: m ' 4? Q2 442,32 gig D, 1. 50 X V 1 4 nu ' -- L. 'f' 2114 . , , V ' r ' 1 W 1 x 3 ww 1 L ii ELINORE HUTCHINSON W.VA. U. A.B. M.A. Speech English MRS. ARDITH CHAMBERS RHS Secrefary JAMES KESSEL Marshall A.B., M.A., W.VA.U. BLANCH JARRETT Mar. Col. A.B. Geneva COL. Social Studies, English GEN ELDA FLOTO Second Class Teaching Cerlifi- cate Commerce VERNON FISHER M.S. Master Science W. VA. U. Vocafional Agriculture GAY COX A.B. Marshall College Science GLADYS FOLK A.B. Bowling Green College Commerce DENZIL JARRETT Mar. Cl. A. U. English CLYDE WHEELER A.B. M.A. Marshall Social Studies LETTIE GILLASPIE W. VA. U. B.S. H.E. Home Economics RENA ELINSON A.B. Marshall Librarian Science Social Sfudies MARY EVANS Mar. Col. A.B. Ohio U. M.A. English Latin OTHO CLEM B.S. Morris Harvey Math Nautilus Stall l 9 5 7 ,iff 5 'W ' 4, SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Dottie Tidd, Wayne Fletcher, Patsy Merrill, Janet Morehead, Loretta Norman, Dorothy Shockey, Brenda Pinnell, George Kopcsak. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Mrs. Evans, Advisor, Kay Bell, Patricia Shriver, Janet Flowers, Patty Riffle, Peggy Moore, Jackie Snyder, Larry Jordon, Alon Reynolds, James McCoy, Janet Kerwood. ROW 2: M . Wh I ' ' ' r ee er, Advisor, Junior Click, Patsy Tal- bott, Carolyn Headley Clarice Click, Bill Rardin, William Ohse, Joe Rhodes, Pat Wanner, Carl Kuehnert, Eddie Ford, 6 1, SENIORS GEORGE KOPCSAK ..K0pey,, Football, 2,3,4 fCo-Captain 41, Basketball, 2,3, Base- ball, 2,3, Thespians, 3,4, National Honor Society, 3,4, Latin Club, 4, Junior Play, 3, Vice President class, 3, Most Valuable Player, 4, All State, 3,43 Vice President of class, 4. JANET KERWOOD iljanii FHA, 1,2, Sweetheart of class, 1, Cheerleader, 2,- 3,4, Head Cheerleader, 4, Student Council, 4, Home- coming Princess, 4, Treas- urer, 4, Senior Chorus, 4, Recreation Club, 1, Band, 2, Yearbook Staff, 4, Po- lio Queen, 3. ALAN REYNOLDS xl '31, Ernie ' Football, l,3,4, Basketball, ,,,, J 1,3, Baseball, 1, Student ,mm Council, 3,4, Class presi- H i V dent 3,43 Thespians, 3,4 V , f ' A . tPres. 45 , Junior Play, 3, V ' ls'- Toastmaster Junior-Senior VV X J E banquet, Varsity Club, 4, V Camera Club, 1, ,Junior V, Town Meeting, 4, Safety if Convention, 3. 1 I f LARRY COBB V Professor V' fi? FFA, l,2,3,4, Personality V Club, 1, Winner of Foun- ' ' Z' dation Awards, 1, RHS Citizenship award, Camp -Q V V, VV ,VJ . , limi an V VV, 4 - ' 1 4 lf, , f f . 4,-, - ww WV ffdcme 8 Caesar Scholarship, 2, Band, l,2,3, Pres. 2, Na- tional Honor Society, 2,3,- 4, FTA, 2,3,4 fTreasurer 453 Thespians, 4, State Farmers Degree, 3. LORETTA NORMAN Student Council, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Band, 2, 3,4 fPres. 433 Thespians, 3,45 School Spirit Staff, 3,4 fCo-Editor 45, FHA, 1, Latin Club, 3,4, Art Club, 1: Junior Dramatics, 19 Junior class treasurer, 3, Class historian, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Home. coming Princess, 4, Girls' Slate, 33 Conservation Winner, 3, Junior Class PIHY, 3, Forensic Contest, 3,45 Clee Club, 1, Christ. mas Chorus, 4. RONNIE ALLAN Ron Junior Play, 33 Football, 1,3,4-3 FFA, 2,3,4: Varsity Club, 3,4g Vice president FFA, 33 FFA basketball team, 3,4. VALORIE BASTIN KCVal37 Thespians, 4gLatin Club, 4g National Junior Honor, 23 Chorus, 23 French Club, 3g Dramatic Club, 2, Science Club, 2, Y- Teens, 3g College Club, 33 Reveille Staff, 33 Student Council,2g Homeroom agent, 3, Girls' Sports, 2. LINDA MAE BENNETT FHA, 1,2,3,4-Q FTA, 2,3,4, Recreation, 1. GARY CATHERS llcre-yi, 1,,, ,- t' i 72 gy 4 A J., ' '.., 1,-,V Y VVVVV: X t f W-ZS? qw ,, 7- if .. 1 V V A 'f , , t , 1. 95' ' ' 339' X ' I 45 ,. ' 24- fv ' ., ' . -X f , , , ,.,.ffv,f,. - ,fff-'Nw . A 'L if ,e',., ,,e,,, ,rft 4 I 9 Ja, 7 EARL BALIS FFA, 1,2,3,4g FFA treas urer, 25 FFA sentinel, 4 FFA basketball, 1.2,3,4 Football, l,2,3,4, Basket ball, 1,23 Camera Club, 1 Varsity Club, 3.4: Recre Yearbook Staff, 4. KAY BELL Glee Club, 1,24 Chorus. 2,33 Talent Show, 23 For- ensic, 3,4g VFW Essay Contest, 1,3,4g FHA, 1,2.3g Recreation Club. 13 FTA, 2, Christmas Chorus, 43 Thespians, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Latin Club, 3,41 School Spirit Staff, 3, Member of Sextett, 1,2. CHARLES BENSON Chuck CLARICE CLICK Clarie,' FHA, 1,2,3g Recreation Club, lg Yearbook Stall, 43 School Spirit Staff, 4g Student Council, 4, Senior Chorus, 4. 4 w ation Club, 1,23 FTA, 2,3, JUNIOR CLICK Vice President, lg FFA, 2, Recreation, 1, Varsity Club, 3,4-3 Yearbook Stall, 43 Basketball, 1,2,3,4-g Baseball, I,2,3,4-5 Football, l,3,4. WAYNE FLETCHER ucandyn FTA, 35 Camera Club, lg Yearbook Stall, 43 Bask- etball, 1,23 Football, 1,31 Recreation, 1. EDDIE FORD FFA, l,2,3,4-3 FFA officer, 2,3g TAB, lg LK Radio Program, lg Student Council, 2. RONALD HAMILTON llHam!! Football, 4-g Basketball, lg Baseball, 2,3,4-. 11 I V, ,, ii A , ,,,,. l ' Nb . 1 .,,. I, w - t Q Q -if 'Z '45, rf MO , lf . tm- , Wu-as-fe. ...tr 'io-ana -. LARRY JORDAN llT0mY! Webster Springs Band Club, 1,25 Band, 3,4-g Class Secretary, 33 Varsity Club, 4, Honor Society, lg Glee Club, 13 Yearbook Staff, 4, Christmas Chorus, 49 Jr. Town Meeting, 4. JANET FLOWERS KK an!! S , f x A? sd 3 I , 3,3 gr, 10 ERNEST FOX Football, lg FFA, l,2,3,4g Basketball, 1. TERRY HAMRICK FHA, 3. CAROLYN HEADLY Connie,' FHA, 1,2,3, Recreation, 1. JUDY KING Thespians, 4, Latin Club, 3,4, Business Manager of School Spirit, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Yearbook Staff, 4. DOT LATIMER Booster Club, 1, Pep Club, 3, Concert Chorus, 2,3, Glee Club, 1. JAMES MCCOY Illini!! All Conference Team, 3, Football, 1,2,3,4 fCo-Cap- tain, 4-J, All State Team fFootballJ, 4, Basketball, 1,2,3,4, Baseball, 1, Stu- dent Council, 1,2,3.43 Na- tional Honor Society, 2,3,4, Thespians, 4, Boys' State, 3, Junior Town Meeting, 4, Varsity Club, 3,4, FFA, 1,2,3,4, FFA Delegate at Jackson Mills, 1,2,3, Toastmaster at FFA banquet, 2, Federation, Secretary, 43 RCCFCHUOII, 1, Camera Club, 1, Thespians Skit, 4, Year- book Stalf, 4, Christmas Chorus, 4. , A, W f ww ?.f,'L r I ' ,V fn'-my 'Mk K , his W W , - 6 , , 4, s 11 431' wtf ,f,, . ,Q f . A rf, ' f iz .v .1 .-zz fyf-.,f.- ,- W . ,, ,,,.. . xg M24 , -V 7, .f X Q ff, ,., ..-' . ff' ,Q C V! ff f f f f f f ya 3 f Z , J 1 , ,ffl Xjf Z! pl , ap. 'af ' .-if .. ' Q -V -if .1 .. 'Y' 5 V , .f 1 .49 ,-gz,,1 . V f ' .: , :' '55if5f4w 'f ip, -' I JIMMIE JACKSON Football, 1,3,4, Basketball, 1, 2, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Recreation, 1, S p e e c h Radio Program, 3. CARL KUEHNERT Carl-lee Hi-Y, 1,2, School Paper Staff, 1,2, Latin Club treasurer, 1,4, Yearbook Staff, 4. DAVE MCCOY FFA, 1,2,3,4, FTA vice president, 4, FFA basket- ball team, 1,2,3,4, Foot- ball manager, 4, Camera Club, 1, Recreation, 1,23 Mr. Red Devil, 4, FTA, 2,3,4g FFA President, 4, Student Council, 4, School Spirit Staff, 4, Basketball, 1. PAT MERRILL Junior Dramatics, 1, Rec- reation Club, 1, Dance Band, 1, FTA, 3,4, Year- book Stafl, 4, Homecom- ing Princess, 4, Variety Show, 2,3,' Junior Play, 3, Band, 1,2,3,4, Christmas Chorus, 4, Glee Club, 1,2, Girls' State, 3, Student Council, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Latin Club, 3,43 Radio Program, 3, FHA, 1,25 School Spirit Staff, 3, FTA, 2,3,4, Chap- el Committee, 4, Thes- pians, 3,4. JOHN McKINLEY Football, 1,2,3, Baseball, 1,2,3,4, Basketball, 1,2,4-, Varsity Club, 3, School Spirit Staff, 4. JANET MOREHEAD National Honor Society, 2,,4, Thespians, 3,4, Lat- in Club, 3,4-, Band, 2,3,4, Clee Club, I, FHA, I, Class Historian, 3, Yearbook Staff, 4, School Spirit Staff, 4, Class Treasurer, 1, Senior Chor- us, 4, Recreation Club, 1. WILLIAM OHSE Bill', FHA, 2, FTA, 3, Recrea- tion Club, 1, School Spirit Staff, 4, Variety Show, 2. BRENDA PINNELL Thespians. 3,4, Student Council, 1,3,4, Majorette, 1,2,3,4, FHA, 1, FTA, 2,- 4, Homecoming Queen, 4, Senior Chorus, 4, Recrea- tion Club, 1, Yearbook Staff, 4. g ,,.: 5 . g fb L A xg ,icy Vkrr K J s :rim wi Lf M ! V.,,5 3 , . 3 lf. I i ,X ij, PEGGY MOORE Upegh Glee Club, 1, Student Council, 2,4-, Yearbook Co- Editor, 4, School Spirit Staff, 3, Homecoming Princess, 4, Latin Club, 3,4-, Band, I,2,3,4, First Sergeant, 4, Cheerleader, 4, Thespians, 3,4-, Nation- al Honor Society, 2,3,4 1Pres. 41, American Le- gion Oration, 3, Junior Play, 3, Musician for Operetta, 2, Quill and Scroll, 3,4, FTA, 2,3,4 4Pres. 31, FHA, 1, Senior Chorus, 4, Girls' State, 3, All State Band, 3. MARGARET MURLEY Margie,' FHA, 1,2,3, Glee Club, I, Spanish Club, 1,2, Y- Teens, 2,3, Girls' Athletic Club, 2,3, Cheerleader, 2,- 3,4, fHudson, N.Y.J , Eng- lish Club, 3,4, Girls' Bask- etball team, 1,2,3. BOB PATTERSON FFA, 1,2, Band, 1,2,3,4, Television Program, 4, Camera Club, 1, Speech Radio Program, 3. WILLIAM H. RARDIN MBU!!! Football, 1,2,3,4 fCo-Cap- tain 419 Basketball, 1,2,3,- 43 Sillflfm' Council, 4, Latin 3,4, Varsity Club, 3,-1, Cnristmas Chor- us, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Recreation Club, 1. JOE RHODES Ickie FHA, 23 FFA, 3, School Spirit Staff, 43 Recreation Club, I. DWIGHT ROUSH Pete PHILIP SHEPPARD l5Phil7I Football, 3,43 Basketball, 2,3g Baseball, 2,33 Class Vice President, 2, Year- book Staff, 4g Christmas Chorus, 4, Varsity Club, 4, Teenage Book Club, lg Junior Town Meeting, 4. DOROTHY SHOCKEY uD00dyn FHA, 1,2g National Honor Society, 2,3,4g Glee Club, 1, FTA, 2,3,4 fPres. 4-lg Thespians, 43 S t u d e nt Council, 3,4g Quill and Scroll, 3,4g School Spirit Staff, 3,4 ICO-Editor of paper 45 3 Yearbook Staff, 43 Speech Class Radio Program. 4, Forensic Con- test, 3g Junior Play, 3. ,L 2 .f fwfr , g 2 P I - V ,, , P Eg, , ,-11 I g- ,, ft I li f ,X 2.5 V,LV My jg 5, ' KZb,,f,,. 9 , ' 5 f ,Ji X7 . sttl i i I tleit 1 f f f itti ' ' , t ,. ' f ' ' ' ,igifjf f ttss A , A , .L , !I'C:s2-f' 13 PATTY RIFF LE 66Pat!7 LEWIS SAYRE L0uie,' Varsity Club, 43 Football, 1,2,3,4g Baseball, 1,2,3,4, Basketball, l,2,3g Year- book Stafi, 4. PATRICIA SHRIVER ..Pat,, FTA, 2,3,43 Recreation, 13 F HA, l,2g Speech, 23 School Spirit Staff, 33 Yearbook Staff, 4, Christ- mas Chorus, 4, Latin Club, 3,49 Ouill and Scroll, 3,4g Clee Club, 1. JACQUILINE SNYDER Hlackiev FTA, 3,4, FHA, l,2,3g Latin Club, 3,4 lVice Pres- ident 45 3 Recreation Club, Ig Glee Club, lg Band, 2, Quill and Scroll, 3,4g Yearbook Staff, 4 fCo- Editorl 3 School S p i r i t Stall, 3g Christmas Pro- gram, 4, Student Council, 4. PATSY TALBOTT Par FHA, l,2,3g FTA, 3.43 School Spirit Staff, 3: Yearbook Staff, 4g Rec- reation Club, lg Quill and Scroll, 4. DONALD VAN NEST Bud JOHN WILDMAN FHA, 2, School Spirit Staff. 4: Camera Club, 1: Recreation Club, 1. -sa. all 'Ck fx.: vi L 2' 2 3 , 2 .1 ., ' Q f ,G rw ,,-., X Qx 97 'wi f If .,,. DOROTHY TIDD Dottie FTA, 43 FHA, 1.2,3g Thespians, 43 Glee Club. 13 Junior Play, 35 Recrea- tion Club. lg Graduation Chorus, 2,3: VFW Essay. 2,3g Latin Club, 3.43 Year- book Staff. 43 School Spirit Staff, 35 Sextett chorus, 1,2. PAT WANNER Clase representative. lg Student Council, lg Pep Club, 1,43 Torch Club, 1.- 23 Sodality, 13 Librarian, 2,33 Latin Club, 4, FTA, 45 GAA, 2. ROXIE MAE CARNEY Transfer from Parkers- burg High. gy . ,462 Adm! Now hear this! Now hear this! An unidentitied group, numbering 59, has invaded the cam pus of the once tranquil RHS. Be on the lookout! They are armed and considered dangerous! Persons knowing the exact location of these invaders are asked to call Chief Taylor V. Cremeans. Yes, we were indeed armed to the teeth-with newly sharpened pencils, notebook and crisp, spanking new textbooks, but as for being dangerous we were quite the opposite. We, as green freshmen, were now entering our first year of high school, an experience so full of excitement and wonder that we shall long remember it. Our representatives to student council for that year were Jim Purdy and John Staats. For that very trying first year, with all the new problems, we elected John Staats, presidentg Junior Click, vice president: Lawrence Suck, secretary, Janet Morehead, treasurerg and James McCoy, class historian. During our sophomore year Peggy Moore, James McCoy, and Larry Cobb were our representatives to student council. Our class officers were Larry Cobb, president, Lawrence Suck, vice presidentg Virginia Kinzel, secretary, and Dwight Roush, treasurer. With our junior year, came many opportunities to express leadership. We had now overcome our social shyness and were gaining membership in several clubs as our interest in extra-curricular activities mounted. That year saw us staging our class play Tiger Housei' directed by our sponsor Mrs. J Wilbur Evans. Dorothy Shockey, Brenda Pinnell, and Larry Cobb represented our class in student council of which James McCoy was elected president and Larry Cobb, secretary. We had elected as our junior class officers: Alan Reynolds, presidentg George Kopcsak, vice presidentg Larry Jordan, secretaryg Loretta Norman, treasurerg and Janet Morehead, historian. The seniors were presented with the annual banquet for Juniors-Seniors, the theme of which was Moonlight and Roses. Our senior year found many of us busy as leaders of the student body. We, as seniors had to set the example for underclass- men. Our president of the student body, James McCoy and Larry Cobb, secretary, helped to set that example. Brenda Pinnell was named homecoming queen and Dave McCoy, king. The annual class plays were banned because of lack of facilities. Senior year at RHS, Alan Reynolds was elected presidentg George Kopcsak, vice presidentg Larry Cobb, secretary: Janet Kerwood, treasurerg and Loretta Norman, historian. Our representatives to student council were Bill Rardin and Pat Merrill. This just about completes the record of another class at RHS but the last page we leave open for future achievements of our classmates to be written down. We are now considered a finished product of a great corporation of learning but we shall never forget how humble we felt as our Alma Mater was being played, our basketball and football teams saying a prayer in their huddle just before each gameg the feeling that we were a part of good old RHS. ln the sacred halls of ivy, that surround us here todayg that we will not forget though we be far, far, away.', 15 au Fzwpfaecq When dear old RHS was torn down The records of the class of '57 were found. Some were good and some were bad But they all graduated and for that we're glad. Because of the history that was made The following milestones were laid. ,Ioe Rhodes, photographer on Life Magazine, covering the American Beauty contest. Alan Reynolds the new sensation since Elvis died out. Val llastin as a missionary nurse, fighting off the insects in the deep dark jungle of Africa. What kind of weapon do you use, Val? DDT or a fly swatter. Eddie Ford giving his Hrs! filibuster in Congress. He didn't get enough of speech making in American Problems. Wayne Fletcher starring in the movie at the ,Iur instead of showing it with Marilyn Monroe as his co-star. How'd you do it? Carl Kuehnert getting through college without reading a single book. just using all his college English diaries. We wonder if he passed ROTC yet. Terry Hamriek, Patty Riffle, and Carolyn Headley deserting Elvis Presley for Liberace. They like his style and looks much better. Besides that, Elvis doesn't have a candelabra. I Ronnie Allen working hard at Macy's in New York, testing mattresses. Thought he got caught up on his sleep in Economics. Jimmie jackson and Ronnie Hamilton all-stars on Africa's first football team. It looks like we'll be hearing from Africa. Earl llalis now living in Texas. where he has all his oil wells, cattle, and cadillacs. He needs the money to build a new grapevine at his farm. Pat Merrill teaching school in Fort Wayne, lndiana. Can't understand what Pat is doing in Fort Waynellll 16 Linda Bennett head of her own orphanage in Charleston. She always did like children. Lewis Sayre playing 3rd base for the Brooklyn Dodgers. No wonder they haven't won a World Series lately. Judy King. Kay Bell, Jackie Snyder, and Bill Rardin all operating on George Kopcsak, who injured himself swabbing decks for the Navy. We wish we knew which one was the doctor. Brenda Pinnell and Janet Morehead assisting John Wildman in discovering mental telepathy. John just hated English and Brenda and Janet don't like to talk very much. James McCoy piloting the first space ship to Mars, with Margaret Murley as the stewardess. What they wanted to go to Mars for no one knows. William Ohse fixing all the tractors that Ernest Fox sells. They must be real neat tractors. Larry Cobb as a minister talking to Clarice Click, housewife, about her three naughty little boys. They put a spider down the soprano's back during her solos. Gary Cathers and Dave McCoy driving trucks through the neat traffic of New York City. Pat Wanner and Dot Latimer married to their millionaires, living winters on the French Riviera, and summers in Palm Springs, California. How'd you do it, girls? Phil Sheppart exploring a mine in the dark crawling interior of Brazil. He always did like Brazil nuts didn't he? Dorothy Shockey, Dottie Tidd, and Janet Flowers doing their first operation on Charles Benson, while Bob Patterson stands wait- ing for the body to take to his new mortuary. John McKinley up in Alaska teaching school to all the little Eskimos. He thinks cold air is good for the ego. Larry Jordan, an engineer, and Dwight Roush talking over the technical points of the spark plug. How many points does a spark plug have? Junior Click and Donald Van Nest playing poker on an ocean liner as they try to skip the country. We wonder what the crime was? Patricia Shriver finally discovering the way to travel faster than light. She always has traveled fast. Loretta Norman and Peggy Moore discussing the liner points of Medical technology. It's probably the doctors they're talking about. Patsy Talbot taking dictation from Janet Kerwood, the new head of General Motors. Wasn't being vice-president enough? And what are Mrs. Evans and Mr. Wheeler, our advisors, doing? Advising, of course! ll 17 ft 1 M ff , , ' X W 'ltr ' Q J A SENICR mr M--ww ,fp i Besi Dancers Alon Reynolds Brenda Pinnell l B f P IT Mos! Enfhusiusfic Girl es ersonu l les P M Pa! Wanner e oore ggy san Rardin N 925 N ag f F Best Afhlele B ts T Earl Balis James McCoy as por S PC' Wanna' ' v- . I I AK' 1 X ' ' Y X Y , I +l'::: l Mos' Best Dressed A laffv Cobb Dot Latimer Val Busfin Alon Revnolds SKETCHES -5 WV ls M 'B'- to 01 ' U hr Sex k H-.EFX Pat Merrill Friendliest Alan Reynolds Mos, Fun Pat Merrill larry Jordan if 1 r, ff. 4 fr: A SN' Q 0 6 X Q ' ' f -- ' C7 '52 H 4 Most Popular l t rf Loretta Norman ::' Alan Reynolds l 1 1 5 Q Q. X f V , , Q X X l 'QQ S 5 I . A RAL , K I I Beg, Looking Loretta Norman Best All Around I-Janges :I4cCoy I jdi - James McCoy ore a orman Q W 4 f 4 ' ' 'x i u M - .J ll I Alf 41 4 9 f V I , . 7 . - WI ' I' 1 dwg. 7 I-Z A i ,I I I S '1l,' I . l R - X Most Intelligent 1 X l l X Larry Cobb y I it l 7' Dorothy Shockey ' l, ' 2 M I x Q - Perfect Gentleman and Lady Most Unconcerned Phil Sheppard Pat Shriver Dottie Tidd Dwight Roush Zhu Wd!! I, John McKinley, will my ability to be injured in football to anyone who likes it. I don't. I, Peggy Moore, will my senior position as cheerleader to Jeanne Morrow. Whom this may concern, I, Ronnie Hamilton, hereby will my c'azy walk to Bill Garrett. I, Loretta Norman, will my long blond curley hair to Mr. Cox, who really doesn't need it. I, Jimmy Jackson, will my ability lo skip school without getting caught fo Charles Eaton. We, Terry Hamrick and Carolyn Headley, will our good times with Dwight Roush and Jim Floyd to Ann Hunt and Mary Mohan I, Dorothy Shockey will my position on the School Spirit Staff to anyone who wants to work. I, George Kopcsak, will my football position to Ronald Proudfoot the boy with the chrome dome. I, Dwight Roush, will my ability to skip school to Tommy Combs. I, Kay Rell, will my ability to hit high notes to Beth Cobb. We, Jackie Snyder and Dottie Tidd, will our Peter Pan hair cuts to anybody with nerve enough to get one like them. I, Ronnie Allen, will all my excuses to John Staats, who needs them. I, Valerie Bastin, will my ability to get poison oak to any poor soul. I, Earl Ilalis, will my left guard position to anyone man enough to take it. I, Judy King, will my straight A's in Latin to Mary Bartlett. I. Ernest Fox, will my good times and fast driving in a '49 ehevy to Ronald Morgan, a very becoming driver. I, Ilill Rardin, will my brains and ability to make D's in College English to Darry Fox. I, Janet Flowers, will my good times in a '55' Dodge to anyone lucky enough to ride in one. I, David McCoy, will my ornery times at RHS to anybody slick enough to get away with it. I, Larry Cobb, will the Hentson College Board tests to any lucky rat that might have need for them. I, Patty Riflle, will my good times in RHS to my sister Mildred Riflle. I, Clarice Click, will my good times at RHS to my twin brothers Ronald and Donald Click. I. Joe Rhodes will my ability to get out of Ceorge's way to anyone who thinks they're fast enough. I, William Ohse, will my ability to torment Mrs. Jarrett to John Staats. I, Linda Bennett, will my Black curly hair to anyone who wants it. I, Lewis Sayre, will my ability to get to the hot lunch Hrst to anyone who thinks they can make it. 20 Junior Click, will my ability to hot rod through Mud Sock to Ronald and Donald Click. John Wildman, will my ability to drive fast and reckless in a '48' Ford to anyone that can get away with it Donald Van Nest, will my typing speed of 15 words a minute to Charles Benson. Cary Cather, will my ability to whistle to Donald Van Nest. Charles Benson, will my ability to study to Jungle Jim White. Brenda Pinnell, will my position as head majorette to .lean Ann Suck. janet Kerwood, will my wandering around the halls 5th period to Karen Day. Alan Reynolds, will my crazy laugh to Gerry Milhoan, who dJesn't really need it. Patricia Shriver will my grades in English to anyone dumb enough to want them. Patsy Talbott will my love for RHS to Helen Sullivan. Eddie Ford, will my position as manager of the football team to Gene Buffington. Bob Patterson, am not willing anything until I die. Larry Jordan, will my flat top to Mr. Cox. Phil Sheppard, will my squirrel tails to someone with large rear dual aerials. Pat Merrill, will all my good times in Fort Wayne, Indiana, to my cousin, .lim Cooper. Janet Morehead, will my puppy love to anyone who likes Sheppards. Carl Kuehnert, will my spare reading time to anyone who doesn't require much sleep. 21 JANET KERWOOD Janet Kerwood a cute little lass, Who we are proud to have in our senior class. In the future she may be, A great beautician for you and me. JOHN WILDMAN Here's to John our hotrod king. At the corner filling station we'lI find him as he Whistles at all the girls as they pass, ' While he gives the cars its gas. JANET FLOWERS Here is to the youngest senior girl, Who sends a certain guy in a whirl. Her pleasant smile and ways will make Her a cute little wife some day. PAT MERRILL Here comes a gal with trumpet in hands, Blowing her way all over the land. 0 sings. With bright sparkling eyes and a mile just for Jim. Maybe someday Harry James will Bet. her in. JANET MOOREHEAD Janet Moorehead a sweet little lass, Who is in our senior class. A secretary she may be, To all our hearts she'll hold the key. PATTY RIFFLE Here is to Patty a cute lass, Who we are proud to have in our class. A typist or a housewife she may be, But with Eugene she is happy, you see. JACKIE SNYDER So here is to Jackie, a sweet little lass, Whose neat appearance will always pass. May her future be bright and door of success, Be opened for her to always possess. DAVE McCOY The King of RHS is he, He is always gay and carefree. May he always find success with a sweet little Dumpy. BRENDA PINNELL Head majorette and leader of the band. Brenda always gives a helping hand. Crowned as our queen at the homecoming game. She's gentle as a kitten and just as tame. PEGGY MOORE One of our cheerleaders and a wonderful girl She has no enemies she's everybody's pal. She is co-editor of the annual this year. Peggy will go far, of this we have no fear. LARRY COBB When Larry says something, he's usually right, And the Merit test proved he is pretty bright. Don't be surprised if he's president some day. The first thing he'll do is increase the teacher's CHARLES BENSON A tow-head boy in our senior class. You never see him with a lass. To be a bachelor is his destination. Quite A busy occupation. lass called Pal'- 2 DONALD VAN NEST Now we. come to a tall-quiet lad. A shy're student we never had Although he may seem shy and quiet. When he gets out I'll bet he's a riot. RONALD HAMILTON Ronald Hamilton is short and neat. For teasing the girls he can't be beat. Fame and fortune some day he may gain. If hc would just use his marvelous brain. DWIGHT ROUSH Now here is a boy with a friendly smile. Who's been with us for quite a while. You can find him in Marsh's most any time. Aa-d-d-d-d--- this is the end of the rhyme. PAT TALBOT Now here's a girl that is sweet and cute, Who never has much to say. Someday she'll find that guy that will suit, Her fancy in some way. ERNEST FOX Now here is a lad who's a little chubby, Most of his friends all call him Tubby. And if you hear a little racket, have no fear It's only Emest on his John Deere . GARY CATHER Now here is a lad who doesn't have much to say But when it comes to hunting and fishing, Carys OK The kids all think a lot of himg And hope someday success he will win. PHILLIP SHEPPERD With cowboy boots and western shirt, Here's a boy that really works. With black hair and about 5 ft. 8. He's the boy the girls like to date. RONNIE ALLAN Here's a boy with dark gray eyes, At 6 ft. 2 he's a pretty good size. He likes football and girls too, But flirting with them is nothing new. ALAN REYNOLDS Here's a boy that's a real Kool Kat. He's crazy over records and all that. He dances to keep in shape for his sport. But with the girls he's ready to court. DOTTIE TIDD Here's a girl that's always ready To go with a boy just like Eddie. With a fancy hairdo and all the smiles She's the girl that will go for miles. TERRY HAMRICK Here's a girl that's the best of the Carhops. At the Ravenette she's called the tops. Her Destination is way down in Texas And when she gets there, there'll be signs of 0 s and X s WAYNE FLETCHER A tall blond boy in our class have we, A colonel in the Army someday he may be With a sweet little wife, Whose name is Mar---y. LINDA BENNETT A girl with a friendly smile and friendly ways. She brightens up all of our days. She works real hard in the five and dime. Such a friend is hard to find. PATRICIA SHRIVER A future great scientist perhaps we possess. A gal who'll go to the moon when gasoline costs less. With a short hair cut and a friendly smile, She seems happy all the while. JUDY KING Judy King a cute little lass, Who brings warmth and cheer in to our class. She works real hard and never frowns. When in need of a friend, she is always around. PAT WANNER A newcomer in our class have we. She is very tall and friendly. Pat Wanner hails from North Ravenswood. Troubles don't bother her and that is well. CAROLYN HEADLEY Carolyn hails from Cottageville way. She never seems to have much to say. She has a bright smile and friendly ways. You can count on Carolyn to brighten your days. CLARICE CLICK Clarice Click a sweet, shy lass, A member of the Senior Class. She comes to school almost every day, Clarice hails from Cottageville way. BILL RARDIN Bill, captain of our football team. Is really something that is nearly supreme. He teases the girls and makes them mad, But Bill is really a nice lad K?'?J. JUNIOR CLICK Junior from Mount Alto way, Comes to school most every day, He's a boy with light brown hair, Who stays out late without a care. JOHN McKINLEY The writer of sports for our paper is he. Each football game he writes up with ease. About 175 lbs. makes him a rough looking guy And he's the boy no girl can tie, MARGARET MURLEY The red-headed lass from Cottageville way, Makes her appearance in Mrs. Evans' room eac Her sunshine face always gleams, With great' enthusiasm for all the teams. DOT LATIMER h day. Here's to the girl who wears her socks way down low, How she kept out of the snow we'll never know. Hailing from California way, We all hope she's here to'stay. GEORGE KOPCSAK Kopie always had his way With the girls they say- But one day he went away- To a place where tough generals hold sway. EARL BALIS Earl Balis, athlete is he, Always telling jokes to you and me, Sometimes we laugh and sometimes we won't, And he can never understand when we don't. CARL KU EHNERT He're's to a boy in our class, Who reads so many books: College English he will pass. To the University next year he will go, Everything will work out fine for him, we know. LORETTA NORMAN Loretta Norman, so fair and sweet. Loretta Norman, graceful on her feet f???J She knocks herself out to get our papers on time, But 'tis a losing battleg cause, I can't make this rhyme. LARRY JORDAN Poor boy, What'll he do, when 4-th period America Prob- lems class rolls around, I know he'll be blue. For he's the wee fellow who gets a big kick, By putting tacks in our chair and watching us tick. VALARIE BASTIN Ode, to Val, who's a brain but sweet, She's the girl that dresses so neat. You be good and go to school and learn the nurse's golden rule. So when we are sick and in times of need, We'll see Val pull up on her Golden steed . DOROTHY SHOCKEY Dorothy, the short hand whizz, Who also co-eds our Spirit. A hard working girl she always is, She'll surely win the merit. EDDIE FORD A Southern Senator inlour class have we. Who goes by the name of Eddie. Manager of our football team, And he always kept them on the beam. BOB PATTERSON Bob is a guy from Sandyville, Who is always driving an automobile. To Glenville College, Bob hopes to go, But will he make it? We don't know. JIMMIE JACKSON From Sherman way, comes a boy named Jim, Who likes to argue, and always wins. An active member of the football team, And we hope someday that as a star he will beam. KAY BELL Who wears a halo, why it's Kay Bell. She's a preacher's daughterg that we know well. Talking and walking she never slows down. In this grand world, she'll go to town. JAMES McCOY Now here's to our all-state quarterback, Where he handles a football, he sure has the knack. But he wears no sweater and has no ring, Because he thinks Joyce is just the thing, ' ,, fi! Z ui 44 ill 1 'ff F fl -77 ' A ll ' I ' X lv! .J kQ' m, fr!!! X 4 . M, F,- E m X 1, N . if X J' 1 N 1 7 Z E f, I ' N Y X X .I .Xa l 1 X W X X X 1 X, QX xox 1 N l When you walk through a storm, Keep your head up high And don't be afraid of the dark, At the end of the storm is a golden sky And the sweet silver song of a lark. Walk on through the wind, Walk on through the rain Tho' your dreams be tossed and blown Walk on, walk on, with hope in your heart, And you'll never Walk alone, You'1l never walk alone! QW A N wff 'X wx f' .X XX ' X gi g -1 S !i '-W Xglxwwm ff xx' io V Y W 5, ff 'fifth' X A ff Y. Q' -, X ,N ' N 2 'N 2 Y-if Om, X Q CLASSES ' Offdma nf K 2 17-9 ,fi nu gf ' if r. DARRY FOX President ,Ne ,H We ,, . p 5 Q ai E , A If J t f VV,,- I Vfffi 'mil if X? JIM DIVERS KEN KELLY Vice President Secrefury X, Y f ,,fi Q K W' um , ,Q eL-,,,, . CAROL FERGUSON Treasurer 26 Y, 2 K W 2 r C ,, r , N ex ' X l Q7 . ,, ,, ., , fgz Ah .,, N r R Q , Y 3 We 7 yi, ,y ,.,N .5 so N .,,, ., A,v, , x Q xo . f C 'S 5' lx XX' it Qc W N - V' f'N 'K VANV N I 4 Lgsga ff'l' VN , ,. ,,,,-, -x T iiv, -i , X , X E1 A W Vr,N ' ,,xX , f-L ? ' ' X1 x x f , A 9 , ,QC 2, 1 o 'U r 0 3 ,ixiiii ' T.. au., 1 , ,,, ,,,', . , W ,,,.Q .Q I Q 0, F. L riff- , lg. J 3 X f C -W f , -, 'f ' , WWW' A 1 , XVZV. ,K Q 1 :Q , , 1 ff , No Plum ROW 1: Frankie Ables, Carol Alexander, Oliver Balis, Robert Bare, Vernon Benson. ROW TWO: Bill Bever Jean Bigley, Jack Brown, Jerry Buflingion, Don Calway. ROW 3: Jean Cathers, Beth Cobb, Carrington Cox Rae Cox, Charles Crow. ROW 4: Paffy Crow, Nancy Delany, Carl Durst, Clinton Durst, Beffy Duncan ROW 5: Ann Evans. 27 if K ,QHWMKK if ,X Vx I NK 4 9 , 'nf--5 Y W ,N K it L 1 D Q X - 'VW . gr , ,K KK K-KNKK KX DKK KKK K, 3 ,,-.. K K K .K KK K f 'fl' fi' KK fl N K X. 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ROW 3: Tommy Combs, Margie DeLong, Dianne Easter, Wickey Elder, Calvin Fletcher, Helen Foggins, Barbara Fox, Becky Fox ,Ronnig Hamrick, ROW 4: Dana Hannon, Nina Hardman, Martin Hartley, June Heasley, Jerry Milhcxan, Letha Jackson, Vicky Johnson, Roberta King Juanita Knox. ROW 5: Connie Laughlin, Willard Marical, Joe McCoy, Velma McCune, Ken McDale, Joyce McDermott, Sandra McGaveanI Helen Mullins, Charles Morgan. ROW 6: James Noll, David Norman, Bill Paxton, Robert Pyatt, Jean Richman, Alice Sams, Eleanor Sayre Mike Sayre, Steven Seaman. ROW 7: Ann Slaven, Betty Slaven, Mary Smith, Linda Snyder, Sue Somerville, Violet Staats, Alice Stephens, Doris Jenn Suck, Jean Ann Suck. ROW S: June Suck, Helen Sullivan, Virgil Walters, Louise Williams, Smoky Wilson, James White, Pat White, Bill Yol-,O Bob Zilger. ' faeakmcm 9 7, ix W ff A' re - -'f f , , . ,Q f Q ,V ' le.,..,,,, Q 4? f .,.-s-,ss . . ' ,V is an I , es, K I l If I ,rv Q. s-6 Q W y x, 1 --M , , ,f . v 1 , . ' , ,. 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ROW 3: Pete Gould, Fay Franklin, Ann Ferguson, Dayton Durst, Willy Dean Parsons, Bill Divers, Sally DeLong, Karen Day, Jim Cooper. ROW 4: Kay l.yns, Richard Hater, Bill Hall, Roy Headly, Larry Henclershot, Jerry Hitchcock, Martha Hoselton, Patsy Hunt, Gladys Cobb. ROW 5: Chuck Mihone, Hester Taylor, Jimmy Murrey, Steven Pursly, Pete Wood, Keith Paxton, Madeline Icenhower, Deloris Pyatt, Kenneth Milball. ROW 6: Holly Patterson, Christy Johnson, David James, Gary Stephens, Judy Linicome, Mike Marsh, Connie Matlock, Mike McGaveun, Don Brownlee. ROW 7: Clark Richie, James Robinson, Danny Rollins 31 v f' rv v- f , l 1 B I, L ze a J Y ,, ' 'awk rr M. O E l of 1 E X ix ! W., QQ., y 'Z x' Q Xl I 1 3 i if i ,sw W X, . T .,, l fm- W. wr I, I wx an 'f v 10' 'lv .wr -M 9 I l V ,HW JV, i T tiii T x 1- it B, If 4 , ' 'f li ii C y WMV my M , Zyl :L Q V ,h ' a-QQ. . 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ROW 3: Harold Smith, Netia Matica, ,, 1 ,1.y , , esley Wade, Charles Compston, Iris Staats, Leora Taylor, Daisy Casio, Joan Kid-gy if ers, Kitty Britton. ROW 4: Carla Stephenson, Phil Southhall, Jeanne Fletcher, Leon: 4 W i. 14? V? ,, , ., ' 9 f f, km - entier, Georgia Ann Shamblin, Bob Woofter, Sondra Redman, Iris Rardin, Carolyrirml Spears. ROW'5: Joan Hitchcock, Kay Steven, Roy Easter, Mike Chambers, Delmer Rhodes, David Kyser, Roy Stanley, Richard Polk, Freddie Anderson. ROW 6: Ivan Pinnell, Cecil Suck, Shirley Stark, Jane Wilkerson, Lois Jones, Jane Davis, Kay Bigley, Peggy Anderson, Joan Bourgeois. ROW 7: Jewel Perry, Ronnie Blue, Linda Cathers, Everett Crow, Bobby Slaven, Donald Balis, Marvin Westly, Morgan Richrnon, Bob Ha'l. ROW 8: Carolyn Noll, Zeb Hersey, Brenda Wilson, Paul Staats, Colleen Enos, Sue Jackson, Debbie Gandee, Pam Wil nams, Pat Gol en. ROW 9: Margie Weekley, Sharon Evans, Lois Fish, Charleen McGraw, Patricia Coch- ran, Kay Hudkins. 5, Quads , 5. C ,D V , D, -f.,,f . , . P '2A X ,, C -Ji ff' if g J J is A A R , P ,ff 12 Ji' C , . , QF U A , Q, , ,., V 'Y C I , s 1' , . x , Q J L', . S K 1 , , , Q . . I ,xl f J 11, ry. 'M .gy V 2 V ,' m V 1' 1, , li, Y' W J, , t , X 1 , J , p f 4 C is if ' KLA, ht.. . LL K '. if .44 ' A 1' N ' 1 v 5, 3. 5 Y S2 D ,, ., ,J l s, . ' f' P ' I ' S., 4 ' W f , W rs . K4 E 'I - 'A , Y V W 'rf 5. V' f la: f I Y I H ,f ., fr ' l X A. A 111 A W I A 'W fr J - s, ? r A ,. ' ' ' L ,, 7 ev D ul A N ' X W 3 V ' 4 f. J 'A Af'f li 1 'Q' A N f 5 I f f' Ai A , , l C , 4, . 4 , ,, L R rv ,til ,, .W ,, Q V ,Q o 1 ,ffif I 'Qs Q C .. my A .. ,, N ' ,pw 2 I M57 , ' , 4 W A fl W X' .fr:'7'.'?' , mv ' K A- I ROW I: Leighton Cobb, Betiy Sommerville, Edward Flinn, Carolyn Russell, Kay Rardin, Donna Salser, Vickie Price, Ernest Cobb, Lois Sham- blin. ROW 2: Daisy Palmer, Linda Shockey, Virginia Keebogh, Lewis Nuzum Sheila Kimes Roy Delon Le ' P lk , , g, wus o , Jean Buffington, Lora Bush. ROW 3: Ja Ables, James Nuzum, Curtis Mitchal, larry Paxton, Carrol Hafer, Carolyn Guile, Nildred Guile, Marian Lahew, Larry McCoy. ROW 4: Johnny Jones, Mike Roush, Tommy Tidd, Guy Barker, Mary Caldwell, Alan Shockey, David Moore, Margaret Seals Harry Harris. ROW 5: Daniel Palmer Joyce Cavender James Salser Billy Bo s B'll B l , , , gg , I rown ee, Judy Fletcher, Terry Hupp, Don Mack, Janice Wilson. ROW 6: Jim Suck, Gloria Wesfly, Linda Roush, Rickie Williams, Connie Conner, Phyllis McNill, Orlene Ta l R' ' yor, Ita Stats, Mary Ann Twlggs. 34' D TB D1 ,fa ov' f W' f l ,pw 4 fl' W' , - in lol, f i ., f ' B l 5 ,V .by V' qv y , L V ,. .,,, , , ., ,. B . K W e 'M ,.' ' g'Lx 5 XVL A D - f YZ , 59,1 - f f , f K J , ,i,,,,v , f f,fTY?L K F' , .-M A V iy,,x ,,j' 5 ' ' Q ' ,453 ' yi D ,D N y V' y V, y C M, A I 4 V , QL .gf 5 it W. A Q 1' k iwi H ' ' 'If N - A 1 ,l - . ' ' ', ' , -, .. 9 eo me ok, Q f- D if A , X V L f 0 .J , it W B i to ' ,gg-pi, - V if 1 , n .fri Z 1 L 'I 5 ., ' ,,, N V'rr K ,wr K U L iw, . . 7 r f 1 C ' . 1' , A f ' if' 'B X Z ' f . ex . ,W f in ,7 M K I. N W V VX, . x , D Q if D--ff M tie? wi ' of B B 1 , , B if , ROW l: Mary Lou Mahan, Velda Williams, Barbara Swan, Wilmer Teets, Vhelmee Britton, Gene Slaven, Bonnie Parsons, Harold Hughes, Rosie Spear. ROW 2: Douglas Patterson, Douglas Merical, Roger Hardman, Paul Knox, Charles Jones, Charles Barnes, Woody Neff, Dorothy Perry, Bernice Lemaster. ROW 3: Jimmy McKinley, Linda Maham, Mary Maham, Sharon Knox, Betty Sanders, Letia Pyatt, Edith Gorrell, Cobb Macdull, Willard Hunt. ROW 4: Rebecca Blackburn, Linda Gorrell, Karen Kinney, David Crow, Jo Ann Slaven, Loyde Hughes, Gary Amos, Carl Kipler. 35 Mr. and Miss Red Devil and Affendonls Kb is 1 -43 'Q' ' ff fl ' if If I V Lg' 7 If M wr I I J ik f ,g i :V D Brenda Vinnell UVB MCCOY Carl Kuehnerf an W f f mar' , 41 'W ,rj 5 'V Jane? Kerwood Wayne Flercher Lorena NO,-man M Dix' 'Q ik Peggy Moore Larry Cobb Palsy Merrill 36 ,, ffm ,fr 1 f ,f , Q. if 1 1? f' ' f Joe Rhocl , ff! ES ff ,X 7 4? f Dwigh! Ro ush W0m660W6WQ Me,g1aaw'wmM..n 7 -. Ni Q S 95, fo k L Y , 5... Wg' :Si-xl' Sr. Floai Candida1es for King and Queen R.H.S. Band .zz iw , ffrllfl , ' ,eff f' Laiin Club JV- ClClSS FFA Flon' , fn-42? Cheerleaden Float Bth grade Float Sophomore Class 37 4 hir- fmf FIRST ROW: Bobby Palsy McCarty, head maioretfe Brenda Pinnell. Pat Whife, Doris Jean Suck, Suck, Norma Jean Sfaafs, Doris Roush, Porfer Maioreffes--Jean An n F. James righfl Director fo fi Cle Les ie Wade, Jane! Jane? Morehead, Becky Fox, Debbie Gandee, SECOND ROW: Polk, Steven Seaman. Richard Bob Patterson, Slavens, Don Brownlee, John Jim Williams, ns, Chuck Compsfon, V6 Sla Faye Safreed, Diane Chambers. Fox, Barbara Loretta Norman, Kay Hudkins, Deanne Moore, Joyce McDermott, THIRD ROW: David Moore, Judy Lincicome, Christy Johnson. Joyce Cavender, hael. mic L U U U Q. CL mI Ll- Q U .1 .D .3 5 O or Z I-Ll P LU an ai E o .2 U .E ml o 'o C o 3 sl 0 5 .E -J rbara Ba ley, Big Calloway, Kay Hershey, Don Bob Polk, uis Lo pler, Ke rl Ca W: O SIXTH Sucll. June merville, So clzson, Sue Ja row, Sue Ol' M FINE Jea I, Nol James, Tome Allen, Roy Stanley and Larry Balser. Pyaff, David 2. W. S. 77i472we5tea . Pai Whiie f 'J 1 1- , 4:4112-1 Norma Jean Stacks M' i. 1 1, A 4 , . Brenda Pinnell 3 -Doris Roush 'wwf Head Maiorefre 4 I, ,J , '1' , E, R , 1 a x WOW! 'm Jean Ann Suck 1, -J 1 f , -1-an ,. VM f -xxx 'rf-...N V 1 1 A I Doris Jean Suck Patsy McCarty 39 S Football Season 1956 The Red Devils, under the direction of coaches, Jim Spano and Joe Bokovitz, started one of the most successful seasons enjoyed by a R.H.S. team in years. They picked up their first win by trouncing Wahama 27-18. The Red Devils were led by Kopcsak and Kelly. Picking up steam, the Red Devils ploughed their way to 41-6 victory over the Spencer Yellow Jackets. Kelly, Kopcsak, Fox were the big guns for R.H.S. Still going strong R.H.S. trounced Cedar Grove to the score of 34--18. Fullback George Kopcsak and quarterback james McCoy paced the Red Devil attack. Ravensw0od Up-ends Sistersville 27-O , the headlines read after the next game as the Red Devils displayed termendous offensive and defensive power as they knocked the Sistersville Tigers from the undefeated rank. The Red Devil attack was paced by Kopcsak and Kelly. The defensive work of Balis and Wilson was also outstanding. Ravenswood picked up its 5th consecutive victory, eking out a 14-7 victory over Pennsboro. Kelly, Click, McCoy, Balis and Jackson starred on defense as Kopcsak, McCoy, Click, and Proud- foot on offense for Ravenswood. After a two week layoff the Red Devils returned to action, only to defeat at the hands of the Wirt Tigers, 20-6. Daniels led the Wirt men, while the guns for R.H.S. were Sayre, McCoy, and Kelly. The Red Devils jumped back on the 'gvictory trail again by triumphing 31-0 over Walton. The Ravenswood attack was led by Wilson, Jackson, Kelly and Balis on defense, while Kopcsak, Kelly, McCoy and Buffington were outstanding on offense. Next the Red Devils traveled to Calhoun only to meet defeat at the hands of the Red Devils from Calhoun county. Putting on a grand finale, the underdog Red Devils upset undefeated Ripley as 13 seniors donned their uniforms for the last time. 4-0 2. an s. qwfwz sgm v ROW ONE Assistant Coach Joe Bokovltz James Cooper Ronme Belue Carl Brogle Bull Dwers Mike Marsh Don Click Ron Click Bob Barnett Larry Hendershot Mike McGavran Holly Patterson Eddie Ford manager and head coach .lim Spano ROW TWO Joe McCoy Bud Knapp 'Phillip Sheppard Don Lockhart 'Larry Jordan Jim Sa ser 'Lewis Sayre Roger West fall Jim Beaver Jack Frashler Junior Click Ronme Proudfoot and manager Dave McCoy ROW THREE Mlke Chambers manager 'Alan Reynolds Ronme Allen Garry Enos Bull Rardnn Jim McCoy 'George Kopcsak Bull Garrett Dave Smokey Wilson Gene Cathers Dane Hannum Ken Kelly Darry Fox 'Earl Balls Ronald Patterson Adnan McCoy '53 ff A-, Z miilnwqm ,J-lfft 7 Vfx 1 1 f su ezlgrrs wif ng? 57 I 'N-MQN Q f A ev - 2 747 S ?ootZczZZ Sdredale ll -' Sept. 9 I Sept. C . ' . '-T-L N ct. ':1 C . -. 4, Nov. ' 1-, Ti L. fe 'g-QL, Nov. '- -' . ' 11. Nov. - Sept. . . Sept. 2 16 'Q -.Q 1 , 4,.., -.. - -. asm, . H1412 fy. - -fq, -'4- ,Q Wahama ............ , ...... ,.,.... ..,.....,,.,.............. Spencer .....,.,,......, ,,............,.........,,........,.. Cedar Grove ,,,....,......,....,....,........... ........ Sistersville ...,,,.,.....,,.,.,.,.,,.....,,.....,..,.,...... Pennsboro .,..,,.....,,.,.,......,...,..,...,......,...... Elizabeth ......,...,. , ..,... ,.,.. .... ,.... . , . ..,...,....... . , Walton ,....,.,..........,...t......,.........,,,,.,........,., Grantsville .,..................,...........,,.,............ BuHalo ......,.....,....,...,. ...............,................ Ripley .....,,........,.....,....,..............,.,...,.,...... -,,g. A -.. 27-18 ..,.,.. 4-6 34-18 ,,..... 27- 0 ,...... 14- 7 ........ 20- 6 39- 0 .,,r.,., 26-13 4-1-20 ....... 32- 6 .,..,,. 4, , , .,,- . , , war- 9-,-SW!-.f T11-cf,-',, ' ' ,'- 9 f ,-. 1 K. 451732537 7i fF1r7'7 ?-f 'ifltiil-'Ga-',i IL- fl' L N ya' n. -'Ko' . 1, ue- menu- r--177-'I ' s ix? ACA-Q-Q '33 Que Q 1fs.w , ' ., L.':4.1.5fl1f:nlf- P ' Mar W, .Won Won ,Won ,Won Won Lost Won Lost Won .Won N ,f -. -u sf, -,x M - ,fy - ng., f .Y ,,,. ' CTS-' '- 3-1-fifrrg-,1f.J.4f.:1 ' Larry Jordan ill Rurdin 750423 'Wcgzlciflze playa 42 Earl Bali: Ronnie Allan 0 fl, Alan Reynolds if 9699.315 4 '51, V,w.,gg l' 112535 1 l George Kopcsak S 9990-Rm Phil Sheppard 43 Junior Click Lewis Sayre Basketball Season 1956-57 Ravenswood started off with a flash by downing the Gilmore Pirates 64-46 in their opener. The Red Devils then made it two in a row by edging out arch-rival Ripley 63-61, on the 11th of December. Ravenswood lost its first game of the season as Chatteroy downed the locals 67-50. On the 18th of December the Red Devils journeyed to Pt. Pleasant where they were clobbered 78-40. The Red Devils raised their record to 3 wins and 2 losses as they trounced the Alumni 56-41. Returning to action from the holidays Ravenswood traveled to Mason City only to meet defeat 68-46. The following night, Ripley got revtnge for an earlier defeat by squeezing by the Red Devils 64-63. On January 8th Ravenswood lost its third in a row at Spencer by a count of 70 to 60. The Red Devils returned home and handed the Buffalo liisons a 57-50 setback in quite' a thriller. Resting a week the locals journeyed to Walttmri where they defeated the Tigers 74-67 to gain their third LKC triumph. The Red Devils racked up a 71-61 decision over Elizabeth for their third straight win and 4-2 in LKC action. Ravenswood stretched their winning streak to four games, their longest of the season. by repending Gilmore 57-54 on the losers floor. The Wahama White Falcons ended the Red Devils winning streak by sinking the locals 78-69. Spencer downed the Red Devils 68-54 in a game at the Yellow Jackets' hi-me floor. The Calhoun Red Devils upset the Ravenswood Red Devils 59-55 in a nip and tuck game all the way at Ravenswood. Ravenswood romps over Elizabeth 68-58 for the second of this season to upper their LKC record to 6 wins and 4 loss. The Walton Tigers gave the Red Devils a scare before the locals edged out a 63-60 decision in the last minute of play. Once again Ravenswood was upset by the slow Calhoun quintet 55-51 to end the LKC season for Ravenswood at 7-5. The Ravenswood Red Devils scared the Big Blacks stiff before falling victim in the last quarter 88-76. The Red Devils ended the regular season in fine fashion by shalacking the Buffalo Bisons 75-60. 44 7756-7?5 7 gmeetlaii mm Kneeling from left to right Manager, Alan Reynolds, Assistant Coach, Joe Bokovitz, Head Coach, James Spano and Manager Wlckey Elder Standing from left to right: Jim Divers, Ken Kelly, Jim Salser, Bud KHGPP, Martin Hartley Carrington Cox Gene Cathers James McCoy Bull Rardin, Darry Fox, Joe McCoy and Everett Moss. 2715 Zcwlezdafl Schedule Gilmore .,.,. Ripley .... Chatteroy . Pt. Pleasant Alumni ,..... Wahama ..,. Ripley ...,.., Spencer ..... Buffalo .,..... Walton ..,, ., Wirt ,..,... Gilmore .,... Wahama ..., Spencer ..,.,. Grantsville Wirt . ,.r.. ..,... ...... . Walton ........,, ..... . Grantsville ..... , . ...., .. Pt. Pleasant Buffalo ...,.....,,., ....... ..., 57-50 ........74-67 .. ..,.57-54 64-46 Won 63-61 .....,, Won 50-67 ..., . Lost 40-78 Lost 56-41 .,...... Won 46-68 Lost 63-64 Lost 60-70 ..,,..,, Lost Won Won 71-61 Won Won 69-78 ......., Lost 54-68 ...,..., Lost 55-59 Lost 68-54 .,....., Won 63-60 ., ..., Won 51-55 ......., Lost 76-88 ,...,.. Lost .75-60 ,. ,... Won .,.., ., Ig!-I Co-Capfa McCoy in Bill R Q ,bcwld Baskeil 7 , nv A l J Q, lui ,if!2ll ali l ,A ,, ,, ,M ,,,, I 'V -+'!1WQ7 X f I nw, ,H ,, ,, Vargify , ,W , f -- . f X . J x ,, ,,,, f,,,.,y, f . ' 4 U2 , JJ W l e I Tap-off! Mast Valuable Players ff' Hold Thai Linel 417 Touchdown! 2731 64 Head Cheerleader June? Kerwood Senior Peggy Moore Alice Sqfreed Jeanne Morrow Senior Junior Junior Joyce McDermott Sue Somerville Dollie Rymer Karen Do 48 Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Fmshman Y meet cmd peggq fseauhwl STANDING Cleft fo righij: Jeanne Morrow, Peggy Moore, Karen Day, Sue Somerville. KNEELING Cleft to righflz Joyce McDermott, Alice Sufreed, Dollie Rymer. 49 iff Can-can Girls Babies will play. Bathing beauties! 'sf Decoraiing'7?9 Lazy! Snap Loversl 4 Senior members of band. fa? 5 Cute! , V. , -I Wy? , X LWQ .rw-' Y Christy 51 Slumber Guards! min ping '76?6'L gfaaden 4-amJ4,g Welll 7:5 we name Aunt Sophia's done ii again. Helpl Where did he come from? CAST Directed by Mrs. J. Wilbur Evans Erma Lowrie . . . . . Sophia Broderick . . Mrs. Murdock . . . Macintosh . . . Arthur Hale .... Oswald Kerins .... Peggy Van Ess .... The Mystery Woman uf. Ya mi, a Hindu .... ' 52 . . . . . .Loretta Norman . .EddieFord . Patricia Merrill . . Peggy Moore George Kopcsak . .Alan Reynolds . Melvin Haught . .Dorothy Tidd Dorothy Shockey The iig's up. ff vof ORGANIZATIONS P' ' ad! ow!! R 1 '. - ' .f L 25' 71912, -gg... ., ROW 1 flefl lo righfl: Brenda Pinnell, larry Cobb, Jane? Morehead, Pafsy Merrill. ROW 2: Mrs. Hufchinson, sponsor, Alan Reynolds, George Kopcsak, Jane Ann Miller, Loretta Norman, Peggy Moore, Mrs. Evans, sponsor. 'ff' til 1 w. 2 5. . W ROW 1 Ueft to righfbz Patricia Shriver, Loreffa Norman, Dorothy Shockey. ROW 2: Palsy Talboif, Jackie Snyder, Judy King, Peggy Moofe, Mrs. Evans, sponsor. 54' emma! Za ROW I Cleft to rightl: Darry Fox, James l McCoy, George Kopcsak, Larry Cobb. ROW 2: Rae Cox, Sandra Smith, Peggy Moore, Dorothy Shockey, Janet Morehead, and Carol Kopcsak. ROW 1 fleft to rightj: Mr. Rardin, spons McCoy, Janet Kerwood, Brenda Pinnell, 5 6 is slr 11,4-pr, 4, LVM? nw fkrlr V or, Becky Fox, Jeanne Morroe, James McCoy, larry Cobb, Mrs. Ellison, sponsor. ROW 2: David Patsy Merrill, Dorothy Shockey, Jackie Snyder, Peggy Moore, Alan Reynolds, Bill Rardin, Loretta Norman. ROW 3: Patty Ables, Jim Vllilliams, Vicky Johnson, Darry Fox, Ronnie Proudfoot, Sue Leonard, Jean Suck, Pat White, Martin Hart- ley, ROW 4: Bill Brownie, Kran Kena, Jan Hitchcock, and Jeanne Fletcher. ' 74mm e G! ffm ' 5 C 5, T , ,,.,..,,,,. ,, . A nu.. 'rf- ' , ff... .,... , ,, s,.,..,,,. ., ., . , . ,,,, , ,,., ,, . .. ' , ' . . ff ,, , ., f, ROW 1 Cleft to rightlz Patsy Merrill, Jackie Snyder, Rae Cox, Carl Kuehnert, Mrs. Evans, Sponsor. ROW 2: Joyce McDermott, Jeanne Morrow, Becky Fox, Connie Laughlin, Janet Carmichael, Janet Morehead, Patricia Shriver, Pat Wanner, Alice Safreed. ROW 3: Doris Jean Suck, Ann Evans, Jane Ann Miller, Dottie Tidd, Kay Bell, Judy King, Loretta Norman, Bill Rardin, Barbara Fox, Mary Bartlett. ROW 4: Pat White, Linda Blackwood, June Hersley, Betty Bourgeois, Ann Slavens, Veva McCune, Peggy Moore, George Kopcsak, Troy Rhodes, Bill McKinley. ROW 5: Beth Cobb, Doris Roush, Eleanor ' Sayre, Judy Amos, Sue Somerville, Carol Kopcsak, and Jean Ann Suck. 49. ,fs MXNS ww ROW l fleft to rightbz Patricia Shriver, Peggy Moore, Dorothy Shockey, David McCoy. ROW 2: Jackie Snyder, Linda Bennett, Brenda Pin- nell Norma Staats, Pat White, Rae Cox, Beth Cobb, Doris Roush. ROW 3: Patsy Talbott, Joyce McDermott, Becky Fox, Jane Ann Miller, Barbara Fox. ROW 4: Pat Wanner, Janet Carmichael, Connie Laughlin, Patsy Merrill, Alice Safreed, Patsy McCarty, Larry Cobb, Mrs, Floto, sponsor. Qememaema Wanda? 6 445 iiiplfi J S A-na ROW l fleff to righ0: Becky Fox, Rae Cox, Miss Leftie Gillaspie, Joyce McDermott, Vicky Johnson. ROW 2: Barbara Fox, Befh Cobb, Loretta Sams, Nina Hardman, Louise Williams. ROW 3: Paffy Rifle, Jean Ann Suck, June Suck, Eleanor Sayre, Doris Jean Suck. ROW 4: Janet Flowers, Connie Laughlin, Helen Sullivan, Pat Whife, Sue Somerville, Judy Amos, Roberta King, Dianne Chambers, Dianne Easter, Befiy All- man, Annabell Balis. ROW 5: Jean Richman, Juaniia Knox, Linda Snyder, Sarah Shamblin, Clarice Click, Velma McCune. ROW 6: Carol Alex- ander, Norma Shockey, Carolyn Gorrell, Jean Bigley, Helen Mullins, Helen Foggins, Carol Ferguson. , . ,... .,.,, ,.,, . . .,,,,,M.W,...,.,:.,M...awnu, '- - vw' ROW 1 fleff to rightl: Mr. Spano, coach, Bucl Knapp, Ronnie Prouclfoof, Darry Fox, Bill Rarclin, James McCoy. ROW 2: Jene Catherx, Gerry Buffinglon, Lewis Sayre, Junior Click, John McKinley, Ronnie Allen. ROW 3: Jackie Frashier, Bill Garrett, George Kopcsak, Ken Kelly, Earl ,bililf Kuff 7gg,'gypg gamma J fir 'knelt ROW l fleft fo righfi: Carol Alexander, Jane! Morehead, Clarice Click, Palfy Crow, Jeanne Morrow, Norma Sfaafs, Nancy 'DeLany, Jean. Ann Suck, Ardean Lindley. ROW 2: Judy King, Dorothy Shocky, Loretta Norman, Mrs Evans, sponsor. ROW 3: John McKinley, Roberl Bare, Joe Rhodes, John Wildman, Lonnie Shinn, David McCoy, Bill Ohse. ' 'iffiT:5 '?' T ' f e rrrr 'f , 'wi V , L 43 2 li my Q Q ,, , , , ,,5,f ,iV. Af. L L 1 1. ,:gf'se' j 'R , cf ,V 1 Q , me . t ,.,y 1. -.-,, Saiwn-fu awww! ' M' ROW 1 fleft to righll: Jerry Muhlbach, David James, David McCoy, Ronnie Allan. ROW 2: Edwin Taylor, Donald Click, Larry Hendershof, Ronald Click, Dwighf Roush, Earl Balis, Joe McCoy, Ernesf Fox, James McCoy, Verner Benson, Roger Weekly. Eddie Ford, Tommy Combs, Tommy Allan, Larry Cobb, Larry Balser, Mr. Fisher, sponsor. S US ADVERTISING SENIORS Build Your Future Success By Building Character 52 Years Service to Home Owners and Investors Farmer's Building and Loan Association Robert K. Park, Pres.-Mgr. Rovenswood, W. Vo. RURAL SUPPLY co Congratulations to the Class of 1957! Hardware Farm Machinery Building Materials Boso and Ritchie I FARM SUPPLIES INC. RAVENSWOOD WEST VIRGINIA I Phone BR-3-4602 Ruvenswood West Virginia 60 Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors Kaiser Aluminum 8. Chemical Corp Jackson County West Virginia 61 Your Brand Name Store Compliments f ALMEDA's sl-lop ' THE J. B. SMITH CO. Ravenswood West Virginia Alpine Hotel and Restaurant Mary 8. 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