Ripley High School - Viking Yearbook (Ripley, WV)

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ezziors DORIS LEE S MITH National Honor Society5 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 35 junior Variety Show 35 Commercial Club 4. Football 4- Basketball 2- Baseball 2 3- Varsity Club 4- junior Variety 'fli fl 5. 9 rf. Q m A A IIMMURRAY J-1 '- j' ,, 7 f 7 B Show 2. ORVILLE SAYRE 'Wx Basektballl 2 3 Baseball2 3 4 Football Manager 3 4 Varsity Club 2 3 4 junior Variety Show 3 Dance Club 4 Basketball Mana ger 4 DAVID BOWLES PAUL RAINES F. F. A. 1, 2, 35 junior Variety Show 35 Varsity Club 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 junior Varsity Baseball lg Varsity Football 3, 45 Football Manager 25 Parliamentarian of F. F. A. 3. CAROL HORNBECK F.H.A. l5 Band l, 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 junior Variety Show 3 Dance Club 3. N LENORA WINTERS National l-lonor Society F H 3 4 Glee Cl 4 4 H Presi ent 2 Yearbook Staff4 Latin Club junior Variety Show 3 A l 2 3 4 junior Varie MAXTNE HOSCHAR show 3 F F A Basketball 4 Jumof VQHCW Show 3 TOMMY BROTHERTON Football l 2 Football Manager 3 4 Baseball Manager 3 4 Basket ball Manager 3 4 Varsity Club l .nr fb O ANN ANDERSON F H A l 2 3 Commerc1alClu 4 Dance Club 4 Junior Variet F Show 3 rg 2 3' 5. '95

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GARY FUZZ SLAVEN Footballl 2 3 4 Basketbilll 2 Baseball l 2 Varsity Club 2 3 Vice President of Varsity Club 3 Junior Variety Show 3 Science Clubl Band Glce Club Dance Club 3 4 RUTH CASTO A Tri H1 Y 3 Yearbook Staff4 junior Variety ow 3 4 H 1 MIKE LAWRENTZ junior Variety Show 3 Art G Hand 1cra.ft 1 Science Club 3 junior Varsity Footballl Dance Club 4 aseball 4 I OIS EAGLE 1 .H. A. l- Dance Club 3- Commer- ial Club 3, 4g junior Variety Show . RRY HUMPHRYS .F. A. lg Science Club lg Audio isual Club 25 Book Club 2g junior ariety Show 3. '95 7 K W' 1 QC em-1, Ns 75 if' II f 3 f 'Q . to 4 an v fn.. ' . Y gb il, x . Q.- 4 6221011 PEGGY LANHAM Majorette Drill Sergeant 4 Major ctte 3 4 junior Variety Show 3 Glee Clubl 2 3 Latin Club 2 3 4 Chemistry Club 3 Vikmg Press af4 Band2 3 4 FHA 3 Rhythmettesl 2 3 Majorette Dr1ll Corps JAMES PARSONS A F F A Trea surer 4 Junior Variety Sleow IMOGENE HOSCHAR junior Variety Show 3 LOWELI. FRENCH . . A. , 5 unior Variety Show 3. EDITH GANDEE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-H1-Y 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4g junior Variety Show 3.

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rap ecq The year is 1965 Our destinatxon 15 a typ1cal Western ghost town by the name of Barnies Barnyard As we make our Journey we recognize many fam1l1ar faces of the Senior Class of 1957 who have decided to settle down here among the rambling prairie range While travelxng down a w1nd1ng mounta1n road we see Ronald Chapman repa1r1ng guard rails for the State Road Commrssron We have now about reached our destination, and on the outsk1rts of the town we fmd Roderxck Har less tutor1ng the mentally retarded ch1ldren from Rlpley High School Next we come to a dingy saloon called Fuzzy Joe s owned by Fuzz Slaven Buddy joe Smith IS the bartender and Kenneth Sayre IS the bouncer Carol joan Hornbeck IS S1ng1n the Blues there for she st1ll has those Hamr1ck heartaches Wanda Horne accompanies here with an accordion Nolan Samples has a new l1ne of chorus g1rls Lo1s Eagle Juanita Ray, Annetta Stone, Gladys Parsons jo Ann Anderson Zalithea Counts and Vlfglnla McAvoy Tommy Brotherton is another Daniel Boone he's the daddy of 'em all On the other side of town we find Lowell French has a prosper1ng busmess He is the proud owner of Frenchies Mortuary and he has as h1s assistant Royal Garnes Shirlene Whited IS the f1l1ng clerk Next door, we VlS1t the sher1ff's office Beh1nd the bars we see Okey Parsons doing a stretch with Max Skis for robbmg the cradle Keepmg them company are Rev Jennings Btuch Carroll Boggess and Richard Burns who were caught picking church locks Sally Sue Casto is the proud n1ght manager of Casto's Parking Lot as she enjoys working n1ght shift We drop in at the General Merchandise Store and find Eleanor Puckett, proprietor chewing lots of crunchy celery Grant Skeens IS manufacturmg fold away step ladders for all Mutt and jeff' couples and Lenora Wmters 1S manufactur1ng seat cush1ons for short drivers Sterlmg Ochletree IS Stlll preservmg himself for a Pamter Sally Barnett has her own labratory where she is domg research to find what diamonds contain Sue Collins has g1ven up her career of teaching f1I'St graders and taken up housekeeping Doris Lee Smith has accepted the 1mposs1bles Mike Lawrentz Dav1d Bowles and Eugene Slaughter L1nda Conant IS teaching others how to speak with a southern accent We f1nd janet Harpold matron in the newly bu1lt asylum has as her prize patients Sue Canterbury, Ella jane Reed and Roberta Scyoc Mary Sue Landfried is still an old maid and is running a bachelor's home At the mn we fmd Martha Io Parsons waitmg on her steady customer j1mmy As we take a peek at the pol1t1cal viewpoint we fmd that the former classmates are doing f1ne Geneva Mundy IS servmg as Secretary of Health Education and Welfare in Washington D C Kenny Skeens has his own off1ce and his private secretary Lmda Frsher is constantly takmg dictation QSome shorthandj Kenneth Kay has been commissioned to Secretary of Treasurer since jerry Lee Humphreys became too IHVOIV Annabell Wheeler IS now employed at Sm1th's Creamery Larry Watkins 15 working for the Betsy Ross Company and IS constantly say1ng Turn off the bread slicer Mother I'm coming thru' the rye Dor1s FYISZE and Lynn Starcher has applied for a job at the Dave Remmgton Gun Company some blast ' Bill Rames and Carolyn Duff are 1n Ida.ho digging those four pound Idaho potatoes Assisting them are james Parsons and Barbara Scarbrough Eugene Slater IS now the first white admxtted to the Harlem Globe Trotters team Kerth Thomas better known in the ring as Sugar Rock lS still in there punching Carol Currey has won world Wlde fame as the Blonde Bombshell lady wrestler Gary Eagle 1sn't spread1ng the wings of his solid gold Cadillac now as f1y1ng doesn't pay Swa1n Chenoweth and Lavonne Pierson are taking Presley's hound dog for long walks since lt acts l1ke Elv1s james Harpold salesman for the Hazel Bishop lipstick thrills the purchasers by blotting the l1pst1ck Loretta Koontz has been a private detect1ve for housewives but has given It up as the husbands are too forward As we take a sneak peek into the home of Miss Universe the former Rhondda Harmon we find her the mother of f1ve adorable children Mrs Stalnaker the former Edith Gandee joined the Air Force recently Wonder why? Sue Parsons 15 now keepxng the Rhodes trimmed 1n the hills of Kentuck Judy Collins is now Ernest's own little pride and Joy M1che al Hall IS gomg from the candy shop on the corner to the chapel on the hill Arbutus Coleman IS raising a Wolf Pack jo Miller Kenny Parsons, Carolyn Boggess and Billy Walker has compromised 1n ra1s1ng a football team and the cheerleaders for the year of 1976 Io Anne Miller IS the model housewife of Buck Harpold and IS resrdmg in Vlfglnla Paulxne Grady 15 now employed by Casto' as a housewife Ruth Casto has d1scovered that there are more t.h1ngs in Texas besrdes oil wells jamce Anderson IS the ide al pr1vate secretary for General Paul Rames Maxine and Imogene Hoschar are now actmg as the TOHI Tw1ns on the Arthur Godfrey Show Peggy Lanham has recexved high recogmtron 1n the role of Dagmar Marilyn Miller 1s now making her movie debut of That Preacher's Son Betty Harrison IS playmg the role of long tall Sally for Fats Dommo jim Murray has revxsed Ape Call w1th h1s miracle voxce as he has been stranded in the jungle Orvrlle Sayre IS chauffeur for the lonely heart club Joyce Orth IS now ringing the bell on D1ng Dong School as Mxss Francis has bad nerves Keith Morris also has an attract1ve pos1t1on on T V demonstrating Sunbeam electr1c razors Now the time has come for us to bid om' fr1ends farewell until we see them again As we are leaving Barnies Barnyard, on the radio, we hear Lanny F1sher's diskjockey show on W C H S where he IS Splnnlng his last record ' A Rose and A Baby Ruth Ruth Ann Skeens is h1s Baby How glad we are to think that the future mlght be as bright as this, for our Class of '57 Farewell and good luck Seniors I5 ' . 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