Ravenswood High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Ravenswood, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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' - . .f '?Vg -aw 'WnJ?1I: -m f, ,gfk A 5 1,y':'-': ' ' ' Q , , .- .4 , --ng .114 -E. , gi, ,WMV 3, V . , F. . gI,q'gf?ffgieifE't.L-Zi, 'A-PCI g H,,5ff5 lr7'.-if A .H W 'W ' AU ' W ' a' iaL1::' 7i+, ME' THE I958 NALITILLIS Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of Ravenswood High School Ravenswood, West Virgi ' Dedication FRONT ROW, L.-R.: D. Smith, D. Click, N. Hammer, R. Belue, R. Easter, M. Chambers, I. Pinnell, L. Staats, E. Crow, J. Norris, B. Cordes, D. Sheppard. SECOND ROW: Mgr. B. Hersey, P. Southhall, R. Click, J. Bever, J. Hammer, L. Peppers, B. Badgett, M. McGavran, J. Robinson, D. Lockhart, B. Barnett, J. Cooper, Mgr. J. Buffington. THIRD ROW: R. Proudfoot, R. Patterson, C. Brogle, E. Haynes, G. Stevenson, D. Culp, P. Could, G. Enos, F. Flinn, J. Frashier, A. McCoy, H. Lattimer, Mgr. N. Murphy. FOURTH ROW: K. Kelly, J. McCoy, J. Salser, M. Tucker, D. Hannum, S. Wilson, B. Garrett, W. Elder, D. James, G. Buffington, G. Cather, B. Knapp, D. Fox. .. ... P f i Champs Trophy presented to Coach Spano We, the seniors, dedicate this annual to the 1957 State Champs and the coaches Jim Spano and Joe Bokovrtz , Joe Bokovitz 2 Jim SP3110 fa ,z Reed F. Myers, Principal PrincipaI's Message Another school year will soon be history. To the Seniors it means the end of a golden era. Your four years of high school spans a period of time to be remembered as the happiest days of your life. It covers a period of time when adolescents are facing their most perplexing problems. It is the age when you are too old to be children and too young to be adults. During the past four years you have been trying to shed the characteristics of childhood and acquire and assume the traits common to adults. This growing up period has brought you many excit- ing experiences, conflicting emotions, disappoint- ments, and periods of frustration. But through it all you emerge a better individual. It has been a great pleasure and privilege IO work with you during this difficult periodg to help you find your interests and aptitudes, to help you plan your school work so as to equip you to better prepare for your future career. It has not been all class workg it has also been a time of getting acquainted with oneselfand finding the niche in which each can make his greatest contribution to society and be happy in the work. 3 Mrs. Ardith Chambers, Secretary 1 JAMES SPANO A.B. , Morris Harvey Physical Education WILLIS D. SULLIVAN B.S., Morris Harvey English-Driver Education GAY COX A.B., Marshall College Science VIRGINIA BOOTH B.S., W. Va. University M.A., Marshall College Commerce Faculty OLIVE MASON A.B. , Fairmont State English -Physical Education RENA ELLISON A.B., Librarian Science Marshall College Social Studies LETTIE GILLASPIE B.S.-I-LE., W. Va. Uni- versity Home Economics ROBERT KERWOOD B.S., W. Va. University Vocational Agriculture JOE BOKOVITZ A.B. , Glenville Asst. Coach-Science JAMES C. KESSEL A.B., Marshallg M.A., W. Va. University Mathematics CLYDE WHEELER A.B., Fairmont Stateg M.A. , Marshall Social Studies ELINORE HUTCHINSON A.B. , M.A. , versity W. Va. Uni- Speech -English BLANCH JA RRETT A .B . , Marshall -Geneva College Social Studies -English RUTH R. CHRIST B.A . , Wooste QOhiol Mathematics MARY EVANS A.B., Marshallg M.A., Ohio University Engl ish -Latin - Journalism JAMES F. PORTER A.B., Marshall Music r College GLADYS POLK A .B. , Bowling Green Commerce IS? 8 autHus Staff ROW 1: Jane Ann Miller-BUSINESS MANAGER, Beth Cobb-BUSINESS MANAGER, Ardean Lindley-CO-EDITOR Patty Crow-CO-EDITOR, Snadra Smith. ROW 2: Ronald Patterson, Norma Staats, Rony Proudfoot, Shirley Stevens, Tam Perkins, Darry Fox, Sue Leonard. ROW 3: Faye Safreed, Carol Ferguson, Jean Bigley, Sarah Shamblin, Carolyn Smith, Patsy McCarty, Olive Balis, Doris Roush, Bill McKinley, Jack Frashier. ROW 4: Carolyn C-orrell, Marky Reilly, Robert Bare, Rae Cox, Frankie Ables, Tim Mason, Jim Divers, Carrington Cox, Jeanne Morrow. ROW 5: Mr. Cox-SPONSOR, Mrs. Mason-SPONSOR, Betty Duncan. 5 J? 33 'Q A. ' . lf, 4 S niors Aj f D ,ff , ,ff f 1 ,!M,,f ,,f s ', N FAYE SAFREED President Class President 45 FHA 1,25 FTA 2,3,4, Historian 35 Latin Club 2,3,4, Secretary-35 Thespians 3,45 Secre- tary 45 Band 1,2,3,4, Vice President 35Band Sergeant 45 Cheerleader 1,2 535 Chorus 1,25 Future Nurses 45 Graduation Choir 1,25 Voice of Democracy 3,45 Nautilus Staff 45 L. K. Radio Program 35 Forensic Contest 1,2 ,3 ,4. WILLIAM MCKINLEY IlMaCklI Secretary RONALD PATTERSON llpatll Vice President FFA 1,25 Nautilus Staff 45 Federation Soil Judging Contest 15 Varsity Club 45 Football 3,45 All-State Tackle 45 Class Vice President 45 Baseball 4. Transfer from Parkersburg, W. Va. Book Club 1,25 Intramural Wrestling 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,25 Latin Club 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Nautilus Staff 4. Football l,2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Basketball 2,3 ,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Club 1,2 ,3,4, President Class Secretary 35 Class Treasurer 45 School Spirit Staff 4. KENNETH B. KELLY uKeuyn Treasurer 8 . OLIVE BALIS Ollie FTA 2,3,43 FHA 1,2333 Band l,2,3,43 Future Nurses 43 L.K. Radio Program 33 Variety Show 13 School Spirit Staff 43 Nautilus Staff 4g Gradu- ation Choir 1,2,33 School Spirit Radio Program 43 Drama Mayhem 43 Junior Forensic 1. VERNON BENSON FFA 1,2 ,3,4, Reporter 3, President 4. FRANKIE ABELS Nautilus Staff 4i Conservation Winner 23 V.F.W. Essay Winner 33 Latin Club 4. FRANK AKERS, Jr. French 1 . ROBERT BARE Nautilus Staff 43 School Spirit Staff 33 Shop 33 Graduation Choir 33 Christmas Program 4. BILLY BEVER Baseball Manager l,2. JEAN BIGLEY Jeanne FHA 1,2 ,33 Nautilus Staff 4g Driver's Education Club 4. JERRY BUFFINGTON School Spirit Staff 43 Varsity Club 3,43 Football l,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2 ,3,4g Basketball l,2. 9 2 jj if 2? ' .,f. 4 BETH COBB FHA l,2,3,43 Historian ls Songleader 23 FTA 2,3,43 Secretary 23 Latin Club 33 Nautilus Staff-Business Manager 43 Variety Show Winner 2,35 Senior Christ- mas Program 4g Graduation Choir 1,2333 L. K. Radio Program 1. RAE CAROLYN COX FHA 1,23 Thespians 3,43 Secretary 43 National Honor Society 2,3,4g Sec- retary 33 Vice President 43 Band l,2,3,43 Student Council 23 FTA 2,33 Latin Club 2,3. DON CALLOWAY Band l,2,3,4Q Boxing 23 FFA 1. GENE CATHER Football 3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Var- sity Club 334. JIM DIVERS Basketball 2,3343 Baseball 3,43 Band 132,33 Class Vice President 33 Student Council Representative 43 Sec- retary 43 Homecoming King 43 Nautilus Staff 43 Var- sity Club 4. BETTY DUNCAN Nautilus Staff 43 Business Club 4. 10 CARRINGTON COX llcarryll Basketball 2,33 Class Vice President 2s Nautilus Staff 43 Baseball Manager 3 PATRICIA JEAN CROW FHA 23 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Council Rep- resentative 4s Co-editor Nautilus 43 School Spirit Staff 33 Business Club 4. CURTIS FLETCHER French 13 Camera Club 13 Athletic Club l,23 Foot- ball l. DARRELL FOX HDS-Hyll Class President 33 Student Council Representative l,2,33 Varsity Club l,2,3,43 Vice President 33 Treas- urer 43 Football l,2,3,43 Co -captain 43 Basketball l,2,3,43 National Honor Society 233,43 Vice Presi- dent 33 Thespians 43 Know Your State Government Day 33 Boy's State Repre- sentative 33 Nautilus Staff 4. CARL DURST CAROL SUE FERGUSON FHA l,2,3,4s Driver's Education Club 43 Nautilus Staff 4. BILL GARRETT Pear Varsity Club 3,43 Football 3,43 Band l,2,3,43 Student Council Representative 43 Graduation Choir l,2,3. CAROLYN GORRELL FHA l,2,3Q FTA 33 Driver's Education Club 43 Nau- tilus Staff 4. 11 FORREST FLINN Football 2,33 FFA 1 ,z. JACK FRASI-IIER Varsity Club 3,43 Football 2 ,3 ,43 Basketball 23 tilus Staff 4. Nau- 4 BUD KNAPP Baseball 13 Football 3,43 Basketball 2,33 Varsity Club 3,43 Camera Club 1. SUE LEONARD Suzie FHA 1,23 Student Council Representative 33 Business Club 4, Treasurer 43 Homecoming Princess 43 Nautilus Staff 43 Voice 01 Democracy 33 L.K. Radic Program 3. ' V' I . ?'f:Y?'W A 3 4, 3 f L, V,V, , 3,.,., , Q Q ,A , , se 3 2 ,f f 3, ,Sf- fa I - 3 . A .xv A 31,333 H V '-iw 3 3 It 4, ,f f 3,331,451 ' aff f l' iff' ff' 5 . ,.,,1'?X',.Pf , ' ARNOLD HUNT Phys. Ed. 2. LOIS KELLEY FHA 13 Nautilus Staff 4. fff-sm, TIM MASON Transfer from Clay-Battelle, W. Va. Football 2,3 ,43 Basketball 2,33 Baseball 1,2 ,3 ,43 Class President 33 Varsity Club 4. PAT MCCARTY Majorette 1,2 ,3,43 Band 1,2 ,3,43 Student Council Representative ls FTA 2,33 FHA 1,23 Nautilus Staff 43 School Spirit Staff 43 Homecoming Princess 4. 12 i CAROLE KOPCSAK uKOPieu Transfer from Buffalo, New York. Sports Club 13 Editor of Central lj Chorus 1,2,33 National Honor Society 2 ,3 ,4, Treasurer 33 FTA 3,43 Latin Club 3,43 FHA 2,3 ,43 Nautilus Staff 4. ARDEAN LINDLEY FTA 3,43 FHA 2,3 ,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 National Honor Society 334, Co- editor Nautilus 43 Student Council Representative 43 School Spirit Staff 33 Graduation Choir 33 Homecoming Queen 43 Girls' State Representative 33 Band 4. JEANNE FORD MORROW Jeannie Cheerleader 3,45 Latin Club 2,3 54, Vice President 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 School Spirit Staff 3 ,4, Co-editor 45 FHA 15 Know Your State Govermnent Day 35 Girl's State Rep- resentative 35 Home- coming Princess 45 Stu- dent Council Representa- tive 1,3, Vice President 35 Band 1,2 ,3,45 School Spirit Radio Program 4. RONNIE PROUDFOOT Transfer from Wirt, W. Va. Football 1 ,2 ,3 ,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Varsity Club l,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2 ,3,45 Class Vice President 15 Class President 25 Student Council Representative 1,35 President, Student Council 4. JANE ANN MILLER FHA 1,25 FTA 3,45 Latin Club 25 Nautilus Staff, Business Manager 45 Thespians 2,3 ,4, President 4, Secretary 35 American Legion Oratorical Contest 2,3 ,45 Voice of Democracy 2,3,45 Forensic fOrator- ical Divisionj 1,2 ,45 Knights of Pythias 3,45 French 15 L.K. Radio Program 35 Graduation Choir l,2,35 American Legion Essay Contest 3,4. RONALD MORGAN Phys. Ed. 1,25 Class President 2. TAM PERKINS llTammyll Transfer from Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. Junior Bowling League 2,35 Pep Club 1,35 Tennis Club 1,35 Majorette, Drill Team 15 FHA 15 Business Club 45 Nautilus Staff 4. SANDRA QUEEN Transfer from Chapman- ville, W. Va. National Honor Society 45 FTA 3,45 Bona Club l,4. MARGUERITE REILLY llMaIkyll Transfer from Kennewick, Washington. Tri Kappa Tri-Hi-Y 35 Mixed Chorus 15 Girl's Glee Club 2,35 Concert Chorus 35 Junior Red Cross 2,35 Business Club 4, Secretary 45 Nautilus Staff 4. JANET RHODES Nautilus Staff 45 Band 1,2 53,45 Quill and Scroll 45 School Spirit Staff 4. 13 JAMES EDWARD SALSER llJimll Football 3,43 Basketball 233,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Varsity Club 334. CAROLYN MAE SMITH Tissie FHA 1,23 Driver's Edu- cation Club 43 Nautilus Staff 4. TROY RHODES FFA 1,2, Latin Club 23334, Class Secretary 1, Football 1,2. DORIS ROUSH HD. KIM FHA 13233343 FTA 3,43 Future Nurses 43 Nautilus Staff 43 Latin Club 3,43 Band 1,2 33, Majorette 33 Drama Play 4. NORMA JEAN STAATS Majorette 1,2 ,3 ,43 Band 13233343 School Spirit Staff 334, Co-editor 43 Quill and Scroll 3,45 FTA 2,3 34, Treasurer 4g Student Council Representative 43 FHA 33 School Spirit Radio Program3 Homecoming Princess 43 Nautilus Staff 4. SHIRLEY STEPHENS SARAH JANE SHAMBLIN FHA 1,2 ,33 Driver's Edu- cation Club3 Nautilus Staff 4. SANDRA SMITH llsandyll Business Club 4, President 43 National Honor Society 2,3 ,4, President 43 Nautilus Staff 43 Girl's State Rep- resentative 3. Business Club 4, Vice President 43 Nautilus Staff 4. I - 14 ADRIAN MCCOY FFA l,2, Assistant Sentinel 25 Student Council 45 Football 3,45 Basketball 3. ROGER WEEKLEY FFA 1 ,z ,3,4, Assistant Parliamentarian 2, Par- liamentarian 3, Treasurer 45 Basketball 2,3. UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS: Jack Byown, Jean Jackson, Lonnie Shinn, Larry Williams. 15 MARVIN J OE WOODARD Class Prophecy Here we find ourselves cruising over the country on a satellite. We are going at a high speed. Watch and listen carefully, and I will show you history being made in the year 2000. As we come to New York at Madison Square Garden, we see Olive Slugger Balis, the new boxing champ of the world. At N.B,C, studios, we see the broadcasting of the Hit Parade and Beth Cobb singing her recording of Jubilation T. Cornpone.The Hit Parade is followed by the pro- gram Kelly-O starring cowgirl Jeanne Morrow. Whoom! I Was that a plane, Superman? No, it's just Jackie and Lois in their Thunderbird. Following close behind is Rae Cox zooming through space in Sputnik. Who's this girl we see trudging along the way to Califomia? Oh, it's just Patty going to see Austin. There's somebody waiting for the mailman. Oh, that's just Marky still waiting on Don 's letter. Here comes the mailman now. It's Darry Fox. He always did like to play post office. There's an Italian with a piercing tan. It's Hurricane Doris just back from Florida. Here's the owner of a cute flower garden. It's Ardean, raising Tullys instead of tulips. Isn't that a siren we hear? Yes! Is there a fire, accident?! No, it's just Pat taking a drive in her Cadillac ambulance. It's real smoke apuffin'. It's a whistle we hear. It's Bill, the Lionel toot-toot engineer. But, Bill, that kind of engineer? The inventor of the really smearless lipstick and scentless perfume, Tim Mason. Comes in handy with his occupation. Right, Mrs. Mason? Jim Salser, the owner of the local pool room, flocal recreation hallj. He's giving Mr. Myers lessons. Mr. Myers spends most of his time down there anyway. Adrian McCoy, just back from Reno, divorcing his sixth wife. Who said he was bashful? Who's that Latin whiz? It couldn't be, but it is. None other than Frankie Abels. Here's Billy Bever, the furrier, he sells Bever's beaver coats. Clang, Clang, clang. Here coines Robert in his little red fire truck, all his own. He's fire chief now. Farmer Benson carrying a trophy for raising first eyeless potatoes. Jim Divers, the king of the Red Devils is now owner of the restaurant, Divers Dive. Jean Jackson, the new sensation, painted the Mona Lisa smiling. Next we see Kenneth Kelly. Oh, oh censored! ! ! There's Carolyn Gorrell building a look-out tower in the middle of the Now 5he'11 be sure to see that green car go by. Betty Duncan, seller of ear plugs for those who live in a bandleader's house. Just saw Carl Durst's picture on the wanted list--wanted by every available female, that is. Who's that with the Toni? Oh, it's Curtis. He gave himself a permanent, as if he needed it Marvin Woodard and Forrest Flinn sawing wood. Don't get the idea they're working. Just continuing their usual moming snooze. Jerry Buffington, hurdler of a track team practicing up for Halloween. I Don Calloway, owner of a car garage. His slogan is, Bring in new car, take out a wreck. Business is booming. Here comes someone with bright red hair, no it 's only Gene and his little red hat. Everyone loves Carrington, he makes tootsie rolls. 16 C ass Prophecy Jean Bigley and Satch are now raising little satchels. UD Frank Akers is now partner in his father's garage. The new sign now reads, Akers and Son. Bill McKinley is now a river detective on Waterfront. Someone stole his boat again. Jane Miller is now a metropolitan opera star singing Lullaby to all the little Nancarrow children. Who's the star of the short, short feature on at the Jur? It's Ronald Morgan. Bud Knapp just bought a new class ring. His old one wore out since it was passed around so much. Carole Kopcsak teaching a girl's class on men and their weaknesses. She says you must use military strategy to catch them. Shotguns, etc. There's Smiling Ed on his program, Toast of the Town, introducing the new Prima Donna of the New York Ballet Company, Shirley Stephens. She takes a graceful leap. Flop! Who's that crawling out of the drum in the orchestra pit? Shirley, she overdid it. Jack Brown just received the award for the person who can gripe the most. Who's that walking on air? It's just Sue. She finally caught the man of her dreams. How did you do it, Sue? Did you say you twisted his arm? Poor boy. Ronnie Proudfoot souped up his car so much that it blasted him to the moon. What did you see there, Ronnie? A wedding on the moon. Sarah Shamblin the blushing bride and Arnold Hunt the minister. Larry Williams is now the owner of Parrish Motors now named Williams Motors. He couldn be content just being an employee. Roger Weekley is dodging flying saucers. Not from outer space, his wife is throwing them. Janet and Troy Rhodes are expecting their 13th child. There goes the stork now. Here comes another stork close behind. Twins? Yes, thirteen is an unlucky number. Oh no! Here comes another stork. Whee-e-e! This stork is going to visit the Allen 's, Tammy and Ronnie. They're keeping up with the Rhodes. A Next, we visit the White House. It's Faye Safreed, the new president. Class president wasn't good enough for her. She is head of the new party, Wickacrats. Carolyn Smith now manufactures bricks. She always said, Have f??J a brick. What happened to Sandy's eye. Nothing much. She just stepped in front of Gary when he was practicing his trombone. Norma Staats is a beautician. She has a new sensational shampoo, Beck Shampoo. There's Lonnie with his pet cat. It's a beautiful black cat with a white strip down its back. What species is it? Well, smelling is believing. Who's All-American this year? It's Ronald Right Tackle Patterson. Carole Sue is -now married to someone who is All-man, Sandra couldn't be content with the name of Queen. She had to be the real thing. She is starring in the film, Sandra I, Queen of England. That completes our journey. We have defied time and space to bring you the future of the class of 1958. And who am I? I am the Spirit of Ravenswood High. Farewell until 1959, where I'll see you in the rooms and halls of Ravenswood High. 17 Class Wills I, Carolyn Smith, will my ability to dance to Helen Teets, I, Faye Safreed, will my corner in Chemistry class to Judy Lincicome in hopes that Mike takes Chemistry. I, Sandra Smith, will not will my good times in a Chevrolet convertible to anyone. I, Shirley Stephens, will my ability to stay out until 4:30 in the morning to anyone who wants to be restricted to the house for a month. I, Sue Leonard, will to Mrs. Mason some adhesive tape in case she has a Senior next year that talks as much as I did in her class. I, Sarah Shamblin, will my good times with Kaiser boys to Helen Bare and Nina Harmon. I, Jack Frashier, will my parking space to anyone with little enough car to get it. I, Ron Proudfoot, will my ability to skip school and get by with it and my ability to get along with girls to Ebby Crow. I, Tim Mason, will my seat in Business English to Smokey Wilson. I, Marky Reilly, will my chair in American Problems to my sister, Pat, so the teacher can keep an eye on her. I, Jean Jackson, will my clumsiness to Peg Leg Salmon. l, Carole Kopcsak, will my ability to pass notes through the keyhole from Mrs. Hutchinson's room to Mrs. Booth's room to anyone that can make notes small enough! I, Carolyn Gorrell, will my good luck to live out the street from Shirley Stephens to anyone who can stand it. I, Gene Cather, will my bright red hat to Mrs. Polk, my favorite:-e-t. I, Don Calloway, will my Economics book to anyone who wants it. , I, Bill Bever, will my seat in American Problems class to anyone lucky enough to stay in it. I, Robert Bare, will my ability to get out of school when the fire whistle blows to my little brother. I, Billy Wilson, will my love for Pulaski High School to my sister, Linda, and my hate for red to all lower classmen. I, Carrington Cox, will my ability to shoot pool to Mr. Myers. We, Ardean Lindley and Patty Crow, will our positions as co -editors of the yearbook to anyone who wants the trials and tribulations of getting deadlines in on time. We, Betty Duncan, Rae Cos, Frankie Ables, and Beth Cobb, will our good times in Spud to any four girls who think they can get in it. I, Adrian McCoy, will my good times with a certain girl to anyone who can get her, 18 I, Larry Williams, will my love for greasy motors to anyone who can stand the mess. We, Jeanne Morrow and Norma Staats, will our positions as co-editors of the School Spirit to anyone who thinks they can get the Juniors to work. l, Bill Garrett, will my ability to get Coach Spano to yell and scream at me to Smokey Wilson. I, Roger Weekley, will my unprecedented love for Sputniks to somebody else who has the power to launch one. I, Curtis Fletcher, will my perfect attendance to Everett Moss. I, Darry Fox, will my lucky socks to Gerry Stevenson. I, Troy Rhodes, will my inability to get typing to my brother. I, Ronald Morgan, will my good times in New Haven toJoe Durst. I, Ken Kelly, will my left-half position on the football team to Darrell Culp. I, Vernon Benson, will my ability for farming to Ivan Pinell. I, Ron Patterson, will my position on the football team to Mike Tucker. I, Jerry Buffington, will to Smokey Wilson my share in a certain Bedford Street garage. I, Jane Miller, will my big mouth to Becky Fox, as if she needed it. I, Doris Roush, will all my love to Tony. We, Lonnie Shinn and Marvin Woodard, will if you will. We, Olive Balis and Patsy McCarty, will our positions in Porter's Breakfast Club to Pat Able, and Dumpy Sayre. We, Carol Ferguson and Jean Bigley, will our ability to skip school without being caught to our sisters, Kay and Ann. I, Lois Kelley, will not will my seat in a certain Ford Thunderbird to anyone because I want it for myself. I, Janet Rhodes, will my ability to get 120 words a minute in Shorthand to anyone who can't get it. I, Arnold Hunt, will my cow -milking days to any farmer. I, Carl Durst, will my car, the Mayflower, to Bub Morgan. I, Jim Divers, will my senior class membership to Everett Moss. 1, Frank Akers, will my Latin Book to Jerry Milhoan. I, Verner Knapp, will my height to Roger Rymer. I, Tam Perkins, will my cuddleboots to anyone who wants to cuddle. I, Forrest Flinn, will where I go nobody else will follow. I, Bill McKinley, will a used but good Continental kit for a '53 Olds to Jerry Milhoan. 19 Class Histor We interrupt this program to bring you a special news bulletin. On May 16, 1958 at 8:00 o'clock, it happened. From the hallowed halls of Ravenswood High School came forth the most surprising, unpredictable class this school has ever known. At last September came, and Ravenswood High School opened its doors to fifty -eight green freshmen. Much to the teachers' dismay, the halls were kept in an uproar by our excitement, but we soon settled into routine. We elected Rae Cox, presidentg Darry Fox, vice-president, Jim Divers, treasurer, and Norma Shockey, secretary. Jane Miller won the local Forensic Con- test and competed with Parkersburg. Miss Gillaspie and Mr. Louke were our sponsors. Our sophomore year we elected Ronald Morgan, president, Carrington Cox, vice -president, Everett Moss, secretary, and Troy Rhodes, treasurer. Having become acquainted with the teachers and students, we began to join clubs and ac- tivities. Again Jane Miller competed in the state Forensic finals held at Morgantown. After a short three-month vacation, we came back as juniors ready to take over some of the responsibility. We elected Darry Fox, president, Jim Divers, vice-president, Ken Kelly, secretary, and Carol Ferguson, treasurer. Under the guidance of Miss Gillaspie, Mrs. Elizabeth Knotts, and Mr. Cox, our Junior-Senior banquet was a huge success. The theme was Hitch Your Wagon to a Star. Jeanne Morrow, Rae Cox, Ardean Lindley, and Sandra Smith were elected to Girls' State and Darry Fox was elected to Boys' State. We came back in the fall of 1957 ready to take up our responsibilities as seniors. Fourteen of our senior boys participated in one of the greatest football teams ever to come out of Ravens- wood High School. The Class B Champs. Ken Kelly, Darry Fox, and Ronnie Proudfoot were co-captains. Our class officers were Faye Safreed, president, Ronald Patterson, vice-president, Bill McKinley, secretary, and Ken Kelly, treasurer. Ronnie Proudfoot was elected president of Student Council. Ardean Lindley was crowned Miss Red Devil and Jim Divers, Mr. Red Devil. Our sponsors were Mrs. Olive Mason, Miss Lettie Gillaspie, and Mr. Gay Cox. We are now ready to face the future. As we go out to take our place in the world, our fondest memories will always be our four years at R,H,S, Our goals have been high and our honors have been many. May our success in life show the fine guidance and leadership we have had from the faculty at R,H.S. Therefore, we the Senior Class of 1958, bid to our Alma Mater, Ravenswood High School and our fellow students a sad farewell, 20 :ma m 22 Q 2.255 LLL' Rl -may-f Law lass s xx r i I .gl 'mlm IH , q , . , ? , , Junior Class Officers 'k,. , Q foer - M . pix I '.', VI' -,Lk e ,Q - 5 r Martin Hartley Joyce McDermott President Vice -President 1 , Barbara Fox S e cretary Dane I-Iannum Letha Jackson Tre asurer Historian 22 Junior C ss WWW X ,fm sw War url , I wa , 0' in C f ., ff . M Q 'K ,- 1, wi , of 4 X rv 7 f I f if ' s J 2 , 1 , , 1 ,, r 4-1 113'-, f .V gig 2 1: ,,-gift , ' - I: , 5 ' f-'- - I . ' ' 4- ' ' iff 'r Y Q, A , ., ,. . 4 . ,, ,.,. , I 7, . 'M 4 'Q' V ,f?i'f'iz??f 'i:'2, A ' 'fin FX , ., in 3 , , ' 'fh , ,' t krrk . , '-, A V ,, ,f, , ,,.- -V .V 1,4 f -V 12,3 f f 'f-,f 1 , fm . ,f , .- ,,f,,r,:, ' - . , ' ' I ,. 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ROW 3: James Noll, David Norman, Gary Owens, Bill Paxton, Bobby Jo Phillips. ROW 4: Robert Pyatt, Jean Richmond, Mary Saw- yer, Stephen Seaman, Ann Slaven. ROW 5: Betty Slaven, Mary Smith, Alice Stephens, Sus Somerville, Doris Suck. 24 Junior Class W 2 4 5 I 22, V' A fri 5 is ROW 1: Jean Ann Suck, June Suck, Helen Teets, Irene Tregoning, John Weekley. ROW 2: Smokey Wilson, Constance Wiseman, Patricia White, Helen Sullivan, Virgil Walters. ROW 3: James White Roger Kidder. NOT PICTURED. Larry Balser, Bob Bates, Larry King, Connie Laughlin, Peggy Salmon, Elinor Sayre, Michael Sayre. 25 Sophomores H tg rg xrlh f , , y , up f V,Vb,.1 V 7,. i, l sy. . 4 5 V- ,firm J . A0 , J ' 42 A l ROW 1: Janice Bumgardner, Janet Bumgardner, Doris Carmichael, Karen Day, Pat Hunt, Larry Pepper, Gary Enos, Donald Click, Ronald Click. ROW 2: Gary Strong, Dee Balis, Kay Lyons, Edwin Haynes, Kathy Norris, Shirley Calloway, Chuck Milhoun, David James, Mike Tucker. ROW 3: Pete Gould, Keith Paxton, Helen White, Jim Cooper, Bill Divers, Mike McGavren, Marilyn Salser, Judy Lincicome,G1adys Cobb. ROW 4: Kay Buffington, Van Wickline, Bob Barnett, Don Lockhart, Bill Slaven, Marge Meldon, Connie Matlack, James Hammer, Carol Sin- nett. ROW 5: Gerry Stephenson, James Murley, Virginia Seals, Mildred Riffle, Patsy Shinn, Richard Hafer Chnstina Benson, Verna Kay LeMasters, Susan Hupp. ROW 6: Martha Wheeler, Charlotte Sunderland, Nina,Enlow. 26 P : ,K X f . ..X 3 'Y 'Nz- 7X X x Sophomores Y? 1 .. J 'Z' - if . A7 'L,L w., -. ., C J ,aa . ws .1 x sas. : .. W1 5. ' ' ze . r , ,. , rf ',g..,f A -54 5, 13 'gw A , ' V . A , P I ' i b. W Q. I. Q I .. . ' 4' ' J A' s isyii + QV 2. . f f z eg ',EE' ' ' -',,, g H .,, fi' ., L,,, 1 21 . ., ,. . A9 1 B . if . - I ' ,IVV H fee,giiif V- i h,'- 1 . wk' ,i-'IFF' ,. - ,ap i f f',,. ' Y. .. J . 'P il l -1 1 'Z .ff ' I' ' f-' f fi ' '17 - J f'4 .' 'E - ' ,f 1 -,h 11 I yy f ggzazjgf , , Q.-:zzz , - .V , siiii ' A B J B Q ' B ROW 1: Ronnie Blue, John Slaven, Clark Ritchie, Madlyn Icenhower, Wayne Dockery, Ann Ferguson Christy Johnson. ROW 2:0-Carl Brogle, Carole Brogle, Dolly Rymer, Steve Pursley, Carole Pursley, Jerry Miihlback, Lawrence Bennet. ROW 3: Barbara Wildman, Hester Taylor, Lester Bowen, Janet Walker, Jim Williams, Bonnie Phillips, Don Brownlee. ROW 4: James Badgett, Henrietta Morgan, Jim Robin son, Brenda Woofter, Don Smith, Larry Hendershot, Gail Badgett. ROW 5: Larry Cather. 27 V 2'f Freshman Class ., T, I ,,f,. n f i at ' L sg ' f it ' , , 1 4513 , ,yr .li S Qs,. ,X KVIV KQ.. l . 'Ag ,. ,fy N Q ,, E A 1,-g A 7 . 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I Ag' ii ' x , , f .,-.- 'X I , ,L Q ROW 1: Rosemary Akers, Shana Christenson, John Bailes, Donald Balis, Charles Bare, Helen Bare, Kay Bigley, Carolyn Beegle, Carol Bennett. ROW 2: Wayne Bennett, Beverly Bolton, Annie Bowers, Linda Cather, Marjorie Carney, Zelrna Carothers, Daisy Casto, Mike Chambers, Lawrence Cobb. ROW 3: Charles Compston, Bill Cordes, Mary Crow, Everett Crow, Daryl Culp, Paul Delaney, Barbara Deere, Ernest Deere, Mildred Duff. ROW 4: Dayton Durst, Roy Easter, Colleen Enos, Sharon Evans, Lois Fish, Jeanne Fletcher, Larry Ford, Debbie Gandee, Leon Goutierez. ROW 5: Bill Hall, Bob Hall, Jim Hannurn, Charles Heater, Robert Hersey, Vickie Hinton, Kay Hud- kins, Yvonne Hughes, Donna Hurd. ROW 6: Sue Jackson, Lois Jones, Paul Jones, Joan Kidder, Roberta Kinzel, Danny Kuhns, George Lewis, Laurie Lewis, Lou Ann Little. ROW 7: Barbara Lindley, Nedia Matics, Lin Mason, Dee Ann Moore, Charlene McGraw, Georgia Mullens, Carol Noll, Betty Norman, Jim Norris. ROW 8: Donna Owens, Nola Patterson, Jewell Perry, Richard Polk, Nancy Phillips, Ivan Pinnell, Bruce Rader, Delmas Rhodes, Sondra Redman. Freshman Class f Q s a f X J z! V' 75: 0 , -Q Q' 'V ,,4,,g,w, ,G X V, ,,,, ff 1, V .gf - 212+ f ni -if-ff ' 'F ff' W f 4. fi l f , ,ss, ,, ' , , ' '- A Y ff Z' A any Ass ,1 sss ' ' f was-as , e ssss W , 7- 'j Q , '22- '3ffe5fs Z, K , at ,, 41' 7 ' , ji 9.-C , - ' ' h f i B' ', g .gv V-f af f A ' 14 Q X EW ww, , f , fa gui 5 , , ,.,. ,, I f -, , n 3, ,gg-gf . f, ,V ff ,W -5, Q' vi Q 4,3 ,, , 13,4-,3 -M. f ., ,, . ,K 3 -- .4 f 't, f ,f f , gf i f fy ,ft A -, ,f - f , f . C ' K 3 , ' ROW 1: Patricia Reilly, Lynn Ryder, Freddie Sams, Charles Sayre, Dick Sheppard, Georgian Shamblin, Mildred Shinn, Bob Slaven, Phillip Southhall. ROW 2: Carolyn Spear, Shirley Stark, Paul Staats, Inez Staats, Roy Stanley Carla Stephenson, Harold Smith, Leslie Wade, Iris Williams. ROW 3: Pam Williams, Brenda Wilson, Linda Wil- son, Marjorie Weekley, Marvin Wickline, Robert Woofter, Jimmy Yoakum, Don Hutchinson, Larry Durst. NOT PICTURED: Dorothy Sayre, Jim Randolph, Morgan Richmond, David Kiser, Ronald Kiser, Barbara Palmer, Danny Rollins, Janice Thomas. 29 Snapshots rg: Homecoming Ceremonies a i Jane and Beth ' o I, if-.M . WJ Junior Ciass Float l Vi I Activities ,f J fi vi. i f X Jeanne Morrow S enior Sue Somerville Junior CLOCKWISE: Joyce McDermott, Head Cheerleaderg Carol Brogle, Jeanne Morrow, Sue Somerville, and Barbara Lindley. Carol Brogle Sophomore Barb ara Lindley Freshman 32 V J ,C .T .,,,V xy: ,V , . ,, ,, , ? , , , H ,, A W ',H',.'?.' ' '- f . N , f, 1, , LEFT to RIGHT: Jeanne Morrow, Carol Brogle, Joyce McDermott-HEAD CHEERLEADER, Barbara Lindley,Sue Somerville. LEFT to RIGHT: Jeanne Morrow, Carol Brogle, Joyce McDermott-HEAD CHEERLEADER, Barbara Lindley, Sue Somerville. 33 R. H. S. Band i l HEAD MAJORETTE: Jean Ann Suck. ROW 1: Norma Jean Staats, Charlene McGraw, June Suck, Pat White, Doris Suck, Patsy McCarty. ROW 2: Steven Seaman, Richard Polk, Johnny Slavens, Louis Polk, Don Brownlee, Don Calloway. ROW 3: John Weekley, David Moore, Leslie Wade, Bobby Slavens, Chuch Compston, Carl Kep- ford. ROW 4: Debby Gandee, Joyce Cavender, Yvonne Hughes, Kay Bigley, Janet Carmichael, Becky Blackburn. ROW 5: Gary Amos, Bill Brownlee, Dolly Rymer, Christy Johnson, Judy Lincicome, Becky Fox. ROW 6: Bill Pax ton,l-larold Smith, Roy Stanley, Carol Brogle, Ardean Lindley, Vickie Jolmson. ROW 7: Alice Safreed, Kay Hud- kins, Dee Ann Moore, Lois Fish, Barbara Fox, Joyce McDermott. ROW 8: Olive Balis, Sue Somerville, Connie Laughlin, Carol Null, Jeanne Morrow, Dianne Chambers. ROW 9: Rae Cox, Betty Norman, LuAnn Little, Barbara Lindley, Sue Jackson, Kay Buffington. ROW 10: Bob Pyatt, Tommy Allen, Jim Hannum, Johnny Jones. I g-' , ' , - ',,' iff' V ' ROW 1: Rae Cox, Olive Balis, Sue Somerville, Betty Norman, Donna Hurd, Becky Blackburn, Lois Fish, Doris Suck, Barbara Fox, Joyce McDermott, Dee Ann Moore, Kay Hudkins, Ann Hughes, Mary Caldwell, Norma Staats. ROW 2: Patsy McCarty, Connie Laughlin, Kay Buffington, Diane Easter, June Suck, Sue Jackson, Lu Ann Little, Debby Candee, Joyce Cavender, Don Calloway, John Weekley, David Moore, Leslie Wade, Bobby Slavens, Chuck Compston, Carl Kepford, Kay Rardin, Vickie Price, Kay Bigley, Janet Carmichael, Janet Rhodes, Jean Ann Suck, Pat White, Alice Safreed. ROW 3: Charlene McGraw, Barbara Lindley, Yvonne Hughes, Jo Ables, Linda Gorrell, Eilene Bollinger, Mary Twiggs, Laura Bush, Gary Amos, Roy Stanley, Harold Smith, Dolly Rymer, David James, Jim Porter-DIRECTOR, Bill Garrett, Jim Hannum, Tommy Allen, Bob Pyatt, Rita Staats, Christy Johnson, Becky Fox, Judy Lincicorne, Danny Khuns, Johnny Slavens, Louis Polk, Don Brownlee, Richard Polk, Steven Seaman. ROW 4: Dianne Chambers, Jeanne Morrow, Judy Amos, Carol Null. Majorettes Pat McCarty Norma Jean Staats June Suck Senior Senior Junior Doris Suck Junior Jean Ann Suck Junior i Head Majorette Pat White Junior Charlene McGraw Freshman 35 wb ST PMS QOY' J EANNE MO RROW ARDEAN LINDLEY Miss Red Devil PA T PS'-9 SYM suv, WON CCART 36 Y ri Speech Winners I957-58 F M., ,,.,,V ,Q Mrs. Elinore Hutchinson, R.H.S. Speech Teacher. Pat VVhite, winner of the local Legion Oration con test. Stephen Seaman, winner of the Voice of Democracy contest. 37 'S IA IK Football Season I 957 fl The Red Devils of Ravenswood finished a very successful season with pa 9 won, 1 defeat record. Under the capable di- rection of coaches, Jim Spano and Joe Bokovitz, the team won the first State Championship ever to come to Ravenswood and also placed 2nd in L.K.C. play. Opening the season on the home field, the Devils wal- loped Wahama by the score of 31-0. Kelly, McCoy, Fox, and Stephenson lead the scoring. Next the Spencer Yellow Jackets traveled to Flinn Field only to taste defeat 26-0. Knapp, Fox, and Cather lead the attack. The Devils, going on the road for the first time, traveled to East Bank High where they met and defeated Cedar Grove by the score of 27-13. Mason and Kelly scored twice. Returning to Flinn Field, the Devils defeated the Sister- ville Tigers 33-13. Kelly and Fox scored twice and Mason added one T, D, The R,l-l.S. Homecoming was very successful as the Red Devils defeated previously unbeaten Pennsboro 24-0. Fox, Mason, and Buffington lead the offense while Patterson lead the defense. Ravenswood won the sixth game by dropping Wirt 20-0. Mason, Kelly, and Cather did the scoring. The Grantsville game was postponed because of the flu epidemic. Ravenswood traveled to Buffalo and defeated them 47-13. The whold backfield worked nicely while the defense was lead by Cather and Patterson. The Red Devils tasted defeat for the first time as an in- spired Ripley team handed them a 19-13 upset. The next game was one that will long be remembered for the first time in the history of our school. The Red Devils participated in a State Championship game, Ravenswood vs. Rupert. The final score was Ravenswood 34, Rupert 13. Mason and Cather scored twice while Kelly scored once. 38 R. H. S. Football Squad Pa .- l ..,. 1, f, WK A... ROW 1: Everett Moss, Daryl Culp, Gerry Stephenson, Donald Lockhart, Phillip Southall, Jim Cooper Bob Barnett James Beaver, Jack Frashier. ROW 2: Bill Divers-MANAGER, Mike Tucker, Dane Hannum, Larry Hendershot David James, Ronald Patterson, Bill Garrett, David Wilson, Wicky Elder, Norman Murphy MANAGER ROW 3 Steve Pursley-MANAGER, Adrian McCoy, Gene Cather, Ronald Click, Edwin Haynes, Carl Brogle James Sals r Pete Gould, Gary Enos, Hugh Latimer. ROW 4: Joe Bokovitz-ASST COACH, Rony Proudfoot, Bud Knapp, Ken rp, Kelly, Jerry Buffington, Darry Fox, Tim Mason, Jim Spano-COACH. l ?i1i?v4,.,.,, ,, IFJ , Q 4. ,-. ff1 !ra.3f,m,:,5h .:zh - 4:14, ,Lo l ,L,:,..,:Q5yJ wth-,bp lu 1- V - ,:'-11l c'2'l' I l, I ' I I' N X xx ,.vQ5?'f4py'l Mai lx 1 --- '- ----' Ss, Ulm., - -F .-.-aw .W -----' N--- 1 H - 352595. -' M,i.,f'f' N N N 5 HE ,I1 ,,,4 ff' . , R. H. S. Football Schedule ,tip-ll -,Azul bf, ,129 ',,fjf Sept. 6 Wahama . ..... ......... 3 1- O . . . Won Ap , Sept. 13 Spencer ......... ....... 2 6- 0 . . . Won ,fi , ' Sept. 20 Cedar Grove ...... . . . 27-13 . . . Won ,V I Sept. 27 Sistersville ....... . . . 33-13 . . .Won J' Oct. 4 Pennsboro . . ...... . . 24- 0 . . . Won Oct. 18 Elizabeth ...... .... 2 O- O . . .Won w. Oct. 25 Walton. . . .......... 34- 6 . . .won 'u Nov. 1 Grantsville . .................. Canceled Nov. s Buffalo .... ....... . 47-13 . . .won lr Nov. 15 Ripley ..... ....... 1 3-19 . . . Lost 2' Nov. 23 Rupert ........... . . -13 . . . Won ' ,, . A 0 A l ike , - 1 'Aftl fl, ,', f , ,. I at, A -. QQ L ' '-Q..1qj jvf'f1:: L - A -V. ' I T , ,W l I l f'-ip.-5-. - - 4 .A 518413 1. .,:,2,51--21'-5,3-.12-:f.:a 39 i sv' n . f ,, 'iff V ,fp In , M M My. ,f we' , . 'Q T f f 1,-4 f , ' ' .MT fam ' .cy.4',,Q fsji' ffv-'f45'QK,, XFN' -.. , , if 1,, S .nn-.ff W4 W? ME' wsxi.-'Wi ' Y' f 'QV sv, 1. y . Qs. wit- swf ,,. Z f Mgzw , C Xf-4.-Ap. 5 . . af' l -5 wiv K, WIS All-Staters iv- QS 19 vw KEN KELLY 914 ALL-STATE BACK First Team Co-Captain of R.H.S. 41 GENE CATI-IER ALL-STATE END Second Team Seniors 4, DUTY F0X C0'C3PtaiU Rony Proudfoot--Co-Captain Halfback End 13 Tim Mason Fullback R 4 I Bud Knapp Bill Garrett Quarterback 42 Tackle Seniors Jack Frashier Jim Salser Guard 1-:nd Jerry Buffi ngton Halfback Forrest Flinn Adrian McCoy Tackle 43 End Basketball Season I957-5 After only one week of practice, Raverswood dropped the first game of the season to Gilmore 67 -65. On December 10th arch -rival Ripley slipped past the Red Devils 63-53. Ravenswood then traveled to Point Pleasant only to be trounced 66-46. The Red Devils won their first game of the sea- son 6O-52 over the Alumni. Returning to action after the holidays, the Red Devils lost a 53-49 thriller to Wahama. On January 7th Ravenswood romped over Spencer 68-57 making the season record 2-4. Ravenswood was clobbered 73-53 by the sharp shooting Buffalo Bisons. The following night Ripley made it two in a row over the Spanomen 71-52. Ravenswood's record dropped to two wins and seven losses as they bowed to Walton 50-47. The Spanomen traveled to Elizabeth on January 17 and returned home with victory number 3 as they defeated the Tigers 69-64. Ravenswood gained revenge against Gilmore on the local floor with a thrilling 73-70 victory. The Ravenswood ended the regular season with a 7-13 record on February 21 with a scintillating 95- 78 victory over the Buffalo Bisons. 44 I957-I9 8 Basketball Team IQNIEELING from Left to Right: Mike Chambers, Jim Divers, Everett Moss, Darry Fox, Jim Cooper, Carl Brogle Head Coach, James Spano. STANDING: Pege Gould, Gary Enos, Gene Cathers, Wayne Dockery, Martin Hart ley, Assistant Coach, Joe Bokoviu. R. H. S. Basketball Schedule Gilmore . . Lost Ripley . . . . Lost Pt. Pleasant . . . . . Lost Alumni . . . Won Wahama . . Lost Spencer . . . Won Buffalo . . . Lost Ripley . . Lost Walton . . . lost Wirt ..... Won Gilmore . . Won Jim saber Wahama . . Lost Jim Divers fsmfl 1 1 1 . was QSM p A Wirt .......... . . . Lost l Pksb. Catholic Lost Walton....... Lost Calhoun .... Won Pt. Pleasant . . . . . Lost Buffalo . . . Won Qsplfif p p p 3 Gene Cather Dany Fox fseniofl QSeniorj Another Troph ! Since coming to Ravenswood High School as Head Coach in the fall of 1954, Coach Spano and his proteges have brought home a most impressive display of trophies. They are: 1955--Sectional Basketball Champs 1955--Regional Basketball Champs 1956--Sectional Basketball Champs 1956--Regional Basketball Runner-Up 1956--Southern Divisional Basketball Champs in LK 1957--Sectional Basketball Champs 1957--State Football Champs 1958--Sectional Basketball Champs As Coach stood surveying his collection day, he re- marked, I see much more than those trophies standing there. I see a bunch of good boys. For further confirmation of his coaching ability, he was the first high school coach selected to coach a Southern L. K. Football team. That was the 1957 team and he will be coaching it again this fall, 1958. Coach Spano has been fortunate in having compati- ble, congenial, capable Joe Bokovitz work with him as assistant coach since 1955. Bokey takes care of the line in football, 9th grade basketball, and is Head Coach in Baseball. Coaches, whatever the future holds for you, may it parallel or surpass your successful record to-date. PERFECT LADY AND GEN TLEMAN-Patsy McCarty and Jim Divers. BEST DRESSED-Ken Kelly and Norma Staats. Popularity Contest 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Darry Fox and Sandra Smith. 47 MOST ENTHUSIAS- TIC GIRL AND BEST ATHLETE-Jeanne Morrow and Ken Kelly. BEST DANCERS-An dean Lindley and Tim Mason. MOST POPULAR- Jeanne Morrow and Jim Divers. PRETTIEST GIRL AND HAND SOMEST BOYS- Sue Leonard, Tim Mason, and Ronnie Proudfoot. FRIENDLIEST-Jeanne Morrow and Ronnie Proudfoot. Popularity Contest 48 BES T SPORT--Je an Jackson and Ronny Patterson. BES T ALI,-AROUND Ardean Lindley and Carrington Cox. MOST FUN-Carolyn Gorrell and Gene Cather. rganizafiona I xxx. ,X '-iv Q Future Business Leaders Future Nurses ROW l: Sue Leonard, Shirley Stephens, Betty Duncan, Mrs. Booth,SPONSOR. ROW 2: Marguerite Reilly, Tam Perkins,Patty Crow, Sandra Smith. FIRST ROW: Gail Badgett, Doris Suck, Kay Buffington, Kay Hudkins, Shirley Stark, Barbara Mullins, Linda Wilson, Lu Ann Little. SECOND ROW: Lois Jones, Annie Bowers, Vicky Hinton, Mary Crow, Delores Pyatt, Susie Hupp, Barbara Wildman, Brenda Woofter, Connie Matlack. THIRD ROW: Marge Meldon, Carla Stevenson, Beverly Bolton, Carolyn Spear, Janice Thomas, Lois Fish, Carole Pursley. FOURTH ROW: Jeanne Frum, Margie Weekley, Charlene McGraw, Olive Balis, Eleanor Sayre, Christy Johnson, Doris Roush, Bonnie Phillips, Colleen Enos, Dee Ann Moore, Sue Somerville, Barbara Lindley, Faye Safreed, Mrs. Parsons,DIRECTOR. Future Teachers National Honor Society I I ROW 1: Diane Chambers, Betty Bourgeois, Ardean Lindley, Norma Staats, Carol Brogle, Ann Slaven, Carolyn I-Ieasley, Janet Carmichael, Dee Ann Moore, Debbie Gandee. ROW 2: Doris Roush, Judy Amos, June Suck, Jean Ann Suck, Vickie Johnson, Velma McCune, Cindy Champ, Helen Sullivan, Jane Ann Miller, Mr. Sullivan, SPONSOR. ROW 3: Verna LeMasters, Olive Balis, Eleanor Sayre, Bonnie Phillips, Joyce McDermott, Becky Fox, Barbara Fox, Pat White, Kay Buffington. ROW 4: Carol Null, Connie Laughlin, Pat McCarty, Faye Safreed, Gladys Cobb, Kathy Norris, Beth Cobb., SEATED: Pat White, Sandra Smith, Rae Cox, Cindy Champ. ROW 2: Ardean Lindley, Joyce McDermott, Darry Fox, Mr. Kessel, SPONSOR. 51 Quill and Scroll Thespians SEATED: Ardean Lindley, Patty Crow, Norma Staats, Jeanne Morrow, Mrs. Evans, sponsor, Jean Ann Suck. STANDING: Mrs. Evans, SPONSOR, Rae Cox, Jane Ann Miller, Faye Safreed, Mrs. Hutchinson, SPONSOR. 52 Future Homemakers Future Farmers ROW 1: Miss Gillaspie, sponsor, B. Woofter, C. Pursley, J. From, S. Calloway, D. Gandee, G. Cobb, I. Tregoning, Balis, C. McGraw, C. Enos, C. Brogle, H. Bare. ROW 2: J. Fletcher, S. Evans, R. Akers, L. Ryder, D. Rymer, D. Chambers, H. Sullivan, T. Perkins, P. White, B. Fox, J. McDermott, N. Phillips, L. Lewis, N. Patterson. ROW 3: A. Bowers, L. Jones, M. Crow, C. Spears, A. Stevens, V. McCune, L. Wilson, L. Little, J. Lincicome, C. Johnson, V. Hinton, B. Wilson, P. Williams. ROW 4: J. Suck, A. Lindley, J. Suck, D. Easter, I. Williams, Z. Milback, D. Ownes, M. Salser, H. White, V. LeMasters, H. Taylor, P. Hunt, H. Morgan, B. Norman, C. Null. ROW 5: V. Johnson, G. Badgett, D. Suck, C. Benson, J. Walker, M. Icenhower, N. Enlow, D. Carmichael, S. Hupp, D. Pyatt, G. Shamblin, K. Hudkins, J. Thomas. ROW 6: J. Amos, B. Fox, S. Somerville, B. Lindley, B. Slaven, H. Teets, B. Wildman, C. Matlack, M. Samson, M. Weekley, C. Sennett, P. Reilly, Y. Hughes. ROW 7: N. Harmon, I. Staats, D. Casto, L. Fish, N. Matics, B. Deere, K. Lyons. FIRST ROW: Tommy Combs, Larry Hendershot, Donald Click, Vernon Benson, Tommy Allen, Roger Weekley, Edwin Taylor, Mr. Kerwood, SPONSOR. SECOND ROW: Delmas Rhodes, Ivan Pinnell, Richard Hafer, John Balis, Larry Ford, Richard Hunt, Ronald Click. THIRD ROW: Larry Staats, Wayne Bennett, Virgil Walters, Larry Balser, Jerry Milbach, Joe Durst, Danny Rollins. Student Council School Spirit Staff my l ROW l: Norma Jean Staats, Rony Proudfoot, Joe McCoy, Gerry Stevenson, Jim Divers, Jeanne Morrow. ROW 2: Kay Buffington, Martin Hartley, Becky Fox, June Suck, Jean Ann Suck, Ardean Lindley, Kathy Norris, Patty Crow. ROW 3: Mr. Cox, SPONSOR, Adrian McCoy, Ronnie Belue, Jim Cooper, Tim Mason, Faye Safreed, Lynne Ryder. 3 4 i arms- ROW 1: SEATED: Jerry Buffington, Rae Cox, Norma Staats, CO-EDITOR, Jeanne Morrow, CO-EDITOR, Connie Laughlin. ROW 2: Rony Proudfoot, Ken Kelly, Helen Sullivan, Sue Somerville, Mrs. Evans, SPONSOR, Jean Ann Suck, BUSINESS MANAGER. ROW 3: Bud Knapp, Patsy McCarty, Becky Fox, Diane Easter, Olive Balis, June Suck, Eleanore Sayre. 54 Latin Club -f Varsity Club ROW lx Ann Slaven, Vida Hardt, Jeanne Morrow, Judy Amos, Betty Bourgeois, Janet Carmichael, Mrs. Evans, SPONSOR. ROW 2: Gail Badgett, Carol Brogle, Brenda Woofter, Jeanne Frum, Barbara Wildman, Carole Pursley, Kathy Norris, Irene Tregonning, Marge Meldon. ROW 3: Bonny Phillips, Kay Buffington, Christy Johnson, Doris Roush, Frankie Ables, Rae Cox, Faye Safreed, Dee Balis, Don Brownlee, Jim Williams. ROW 4: Bill McKinley, James Noll, Cindy Champ, Delores Pyatt, Susan I-Iupp, Doris Carmichael, Chuck Milhoan, Bob Barnett, Mike MCGavren, Ken McDo1e. ROW 1: Gene Cathers, Jim Salser, Jerry Buffington, Smokey Wilson, Bill Garrett, Darry Fox, Mr. Spano, HEAD COACH. ROW 2: Martin Hartley, Jim Divers, Gerry Stevenson, Pete Gould, Jack Frazier, lvlike Tucker, Ronald Patterson, Bud Knapp. ROW 3: Joe McCoy, Dane l-lannum, James Beaver, Wicky Elder, Rony Proudfoot, Tim Mason, Gary Enos, Bob Barnett. 55 Qu! ,- ,. 1. l 9 A m I y M if I 56 f QW '-Q. :Uv ff' , ,V ,fgff U f f , , Q90 f., ,.,. I f ,. f f Aff , K ff A . ,, , yn , f, ,, K ,.,. , ff Oo f I f 1 1 ,., ,Hf 1 1 ,W!,,,,, ., f Q -. 9 4 5 me X' .N X ig 3 mOafGT3 'Wi' -A vw. N 'J I X Su' - , :Q V , .I www , K Q QQ, 4 I KIND K., - . , X' K L MJ .fhpw 'UQ - J 1, 4 .,.,1. 1 1 . L L X ,,,-V Liu f!7f.M1,o 4 sf rlgggfij- f - :AL ,wf-W' 532323. 1 2' -. x 1 ' I , xinf 'W' H SENIORS Build Your Future Success by Building Character 53 Years Service to Home Owners and Investors FARMER'S BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Robert K. Park, Pres.-Mgr. Rovenswoocl W. Va. BLACKBLIRN'S ASHLAND SERVICE Ashland Oil Products Quaker State Oil Washing, Lubrication, Simonizing Firestone Batteries, Tires, Accessories Wheel Balancing Courteous Service Your Electric Heating Dealer HOME SERVICE, INC Phone BR 3-9101 Rovenswood Insulation Storm Windows WVo BEST WISHES SENICRS from Y S f S WMOV C 9 ' s B w h d h Congratulations Class of 1958 UNITED STEELWORKERS ALUMINUM WORKERS :NTERNATIONAL QF AMERKZA R d W V R d w v W h 5 MARTY'S RE STAU RANT Compliments Catering to Banquets Rf. 2 of R d, W. V . Phghingrojibning 3-43918 D P' C' STARKEY Rqyengwgod West V1I'gif'llG Compliments of RAVENSWOOD GROCERY Wholesale CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME Ravenswood West Virginia Ravenswood West Virginia Phone BR 3-2152 Phone BR 3-2131 Compliments MOORE'S of The Store in Charleston THlS oLD House 'O' RESTAURANT Ch I Books and School Supplws ' ' I Phone BR 3-2581 Ravenswood, West Virginia or eston est Virgmm KELLY'S MARKET Phone BR 3-4191 Ravenswood, West Virginia MILLER 81 MCGRAW General Merchandise Phone BR 3-4181 Ravenswood West Virginia ANNE'S RESTAURANT Home Cooked Meals Ravenswood West Virginia Compliments Congratulations SENIORS of 1957-1958 of Dr. L. M. MONROE Ravenswoocl West Virginia UNITED TRAILOR SALES and RAVENSWOOD TRAILOR PARK Phil Heck - Manager Compliments Ravenswood West Virginia of Phone BR 3-9136 A FRIEND PARRISH MOTORS Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sand St., Ravenswood Main Street, Spencer Congratulations L0 SLAVEN STORE COMPANY YOU GU Dry Goods - Shoes - Clothing GLASS DOOR RESTAURANT Rcwenswo0d's Home of Popular Prices and RAVENETTE DRIVE-IN Phone BR 3-44l'l W V. ' . J. R. Price - Uwner Ravenswood est lrgmlo Ravenswoocl West Virginia Compliments of RAVEN'S 5 8 10 RAVENSWOOD LUMBER CO. Store of 10,000 Items . C. G. Robinson - Proprietor '-Umbe' - P S Phone BR 3-2281 and Ravenswoocl West Virginia B 'Id' S I' ul mg upp les Best Wishes Rovenswood West Virginia HUP PS RESTAURANT 8. CUT RATE A Good Place to Eat 529 Market Street PGFIKBFSIDUFQ, W- YG- EMBEES of Parkersburg Phone GA 2-2625 DILS BROTHERS St CO. Parkersburg's Complete Home Owned Department Store Quality and Service since Your Store ot Specialty Shops 1900 GRINTER DRUG CO. RIPLEY Corner Seventh and Mkt. Streets Phone HU 5-4545 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONSH Parkersburg West Virginia HARDWARE COMPANY Phone ES 2-3311 Ripley West Virginia STYLE CENTER Always the Newest Fashions Parkersburg West Virginia FRAZEE'S Parkersburg's Leading Jeweler 814 Market St. Parkersburg W- V0- Compliments Of SEARS ROEBUCK AND CG. Parkersburg's Most Complete Store for the Family 400 Fifth Street Parkersburg West Virginia RAWLINGS OPTICIANS Finest Spectacles Made according to your Eye Physician s Prescriptions Guild Opticians Parkersburg 221 Seventh Street and 418 Avery RIPLEY TRUCK 81 AUTO CO. Ripley, W. Va. International Trucks 'li Parts if Service Farmall Tractors Farm Implements and Accessories PONTIAC AUTONIOBILICS Congratulations to the Class of1958.' NBOSO AND RlTCHIE FARMS SUPPLIES, INC. 5 Phone BR 3-4422 Ravenswood West Virginia RAVENSWGOD KAISER WILLY'S JEEP Sales and Service Walnut Street Phone BR 3-25i'l RAVENSWOOD PHARMACY prescription service vet supplies, cosmetics baby supplies, fountain service FREE DELIVERY H Brad Davis Ravenswood West Virginia Rhone BR 3-9131 or home Rhone BR 3-2144 EDGEWOOD MOTEL Rt. No. 2 North City Limits Ravenswood W, Vg Mr. 8g Mrs. Paul B. Cox Owners 81 Mgrs. Phone BR 3-4346 in Ravenswood Congratulations! Class of '58 Together We Build Better Schools Build Better Communities .IACKSGN COUNTY BANK The Old Reliable Ravenswood West Virginia .Member F.D.1. C. Mary 8 Johnny Paul Good Home Cooked Food and Weekly Rates Across from the Courthouse ALPINE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT Ripley West Virginia Best in Drug Stores Congratulations Supplies and Service to the for over Seniors! 60 years from STOUTS DRUG STORE QUALITY CLEANERS Market and Sixth Street 707' off Cash and CUNY Parkersburg Free Pick Up and Delivery Phone BR 3-2371 Ravenswood West Virginia WEST VIRGINIA TRACTOR S EQUIPMENT CO. THE HOUSE OF SERVICE Charleston - Clarksburg FISHER CHEVROLET, INC. Chevrolet Dealer Sales - Service - Parts Complete Automotive Service Genuine Chevrolet Replacement Parts Factory Trained Mechanics Complete Chevrolet Care Phone ES 2-626i Ripley West Virginia ARCHER MAYTAG COMPANY Sales and Service Phone ES 2-45lI Ripley West Virginia McCOY'S CLOTHING STORE Finer clothes for young men Ripley West Virginia RHODES HATCHERY Ripley West Virginia Our Most Sincere Good Wishes to the Class of '58 from Everyone at Tlw Rmlemwood ln Step with the Booming Mid-Ohio Valley Best Wishes from RAVENSWOOD HOMES COMPANY Proctor Building Ravenswood West Virginia Congratulations, Seniors' DISTRIBUTOR OF ESSO PRODUCTS Compliments R.E.STAATS Of Ripley West Virginia Phone ES 2-2711 A FRIEND MOORE? The Store in Charleston for Books and School Supplies THE S. SPENCER MOORE COMPANY II8 Capitol Street SKEEN SERVICE STORE Clerc Lanclfried, Manager Compliments Phone ESsex 2-482I Complete Line of Home Appliances of and STUDENT COUNCIL h Sporting Goods Ripley West Virginia STERN BROTHERS Compliments Clothing for Men anziBoys of Parkersburg, West Virginia .lIMBOS Route 2 Parkersburg Compliments IDLE HOUR of Billiards and Lunch Ravenswood West Virginia HOYTS GUI-F SERVICE Ravenswood West Virginia AL'S INCORPORATED ALLADIN SALES AND SERVICE Good Clothoo Formerly Mobile and Electronics for Washington Sf. Men and Boys Eugene Kooltoo and Umor Koooo 407 Marker Sf. Parkersburg, West Virginia Compliments Of THE J. B. SMITH COMPANY Parkersburg West Virginia Compliments Good Luck Of Seniors , FOX REFRIGERATION S Sales and Service A FRIEND C gratula and Best Wishes Seniors KAISER ALUMINUM 2 CHEMICAL CQRP. . , 1 E. L. CROW T. R. FISH Fair Trade Market A I For your best buys, buy here eg er Mmile from Ravenswood on Route 56 Ravenswood W. Va Compliments SUCK'S Ashland Service Station of R'I:'D' I O.C. RESSEGGER, D.D.S. Ravenswood W. VG Rqygnswgod West vifginid L. 81 A. FURNITURE MART Complete Home Furnishingsv DUDLEY'S FLORISTS say it with Flowers Ravenswood West Virginia KIDDER'S UNION BARBER SHOP Air Conditioned Shop Hours Mon., Tues., Wed. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. All Day Thursday Off Friday and Saturday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Phone Browning 3-2I82 NORTH END SERVICE Phone BR 3-223i K EYSTONE GAS Ravenswood West Virginia Compliments of THE A ST E FOOD MARKET Ravenswood's Newest STEWART'S Self-Service Grocer GROCERY 210 Virginia St. X Phone BR 3-451 THE LITTLETON'S Ravenswood West Virginia Best Wishes CLICK'S DEPARTMENT ffm STORE Phone BR 3-4'I4I PAULS' STUDIO 81 MUSIC STORE Phone BR 3-2431 C mpliments Of HARTLEY DIL CCMPANY INCGRPORATED R d W V BR 3-4541 IN EVERY STA TE IT'S QUAKER STA TE FRANKS Esso SERVICE A FRIEND CENTER Happy Motoring R d W V BR 3 4222 - 1 -.. if 123 1 .V jf? , digg. ff N f 'ffl yy ix . ,I . 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