Ravenswood High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Ravenswood, WV)

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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.

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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

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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,