Ripley High School - Viking Yearbook (Ripley, WV)

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0l7Z6C0l?2U7q H6622 'Ina -all. RHONDD A HAR MON Chosen as M1ss Vxkmg by the student body of Rlpley Hlgh School to rexgn over the 1956 Homeco ning Football Game was Mlss Rhondda Harmon who IS a semor thls year Rhondda 1S the pretty daughter of Mr and Mrs Ezra Harmon of R1pley Rhondda has a pleasmg personallty and IS actlve 1n many organxzauons Mr Nolan Samples of the semor class was her escort The other cand1dates for the tltle were Mlss jo Ann Mlller whose escort was Mr Dwa1nChenowet.h and M1ssL1nda Flsher whose escort was Mr Ronald Chapman The attendants were as follows jumor Class lvhss Patty Reynolds Sophomore Class Mxss Letty Lloyd Freshman Class, M.1ss Ella Dee Kessel E1ghth Grade M1ss Wanda johnson and Seventh Grade M1ss Loxs Hamon Rhondda was crowned by M1ss V1k1ng of 1955 Ann Kessel lm P1CtU1'6d above are the candidates The attendants seated above are from the semor class They are Rhondda Letty Lloyd, Patty Reynolds Lois Hamon Harmon jo Ann M11ler and Linda Fisher. Wanda johnson, and Ella Dee Kessel. 43

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cfwzfzes 'wr' Basketball co captains Ripley line shows some of The tlpoff of the Ripley were Grant Skeens and Eugene the defensive play that helped Cairo ballgame whlch the Slater Both senior boys were us win the Seth football game Vikings won 7l 42 outstand1ng in football and 32 13 basketball ji G ms f R H S was the theme of the Senior float that carried Miss Viking Rhondda Harmon and the two candidates Linda Fisher and jo Ann Miller TOP, LEFT: The Rose Arch of the junior Class ca.r and Miss Patty Reynolds, junior attendant, added much to the parade. BOTTOM, LEFT: Blue, gold, and Large silver stars ornamented the Sophomore float which Lettie Lloyd was riding. TOP, RIGHT: The striking Freshmen float was beautifully de- corated in green and white. Miss Ella Dee Kessel was t.he Freshman attendant. BOTTOM, RIGHT: The eighth grade float was very pretty with its large and shining 8 and Miss Wanda johnson, the eighth grade attendant.

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