Ripley High School - Viking Yearbook (Ripley, WV)

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lleerlgdm Head Cheerleader Carolyn Boggess, Jo Miller, Patty Skidmore, Charlene Skeen, Patty Stover, Alternate Lenora Lee Casto. 'S N . Ae, , . Uvafionaf gfonor ociefy President Rod I-larless, Vice President Norie Winters, Secretary Carolyn Duff, Treasurer Sue Collins, Sally Casto, Rhondda Harmon, Carol Currey, Geneva Mundy, Doris Lee Smith, Mari- lyn Miller. oys inqinq group Nolan Samples, Chuck Burch, Butch Landfried, Philip Casto, La.rry Dean Wilson, Jennings Burch, Spanky Parsons, Dwain Chenoweth, Accom- panist jackie Whitman, Sponsor Janet Riley.

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h VIKING PRES ,Na s F Ri,Qiey,Wiiv. STC P b'A' Students W r Essay Cont R.H.S. students will al essay contest spo These studen mples, Sue Collins, and Geneva Munda3 f the essay will be Crusade for Free inner of each distrit four-year scholars' of their choice, spoi West Virginia Boa n. The winner of the ill be eligible for to the final judges 1 earquarters at I' e winner of the Ns ill receive 31,000 il old medal. Other iven to make a tc cash prizes. opies of the essay, attached declarati p or a facsimile mm he local regional c,...,...., , postmarked not later night, March 15. The st not exceed 1000 words -Craft Club Puppet Show embers of the Hn a - Teens Against Polio Sponsored by F Students to Attend Government Day Two representatives from the Junior Class, Wilma Wheeler and? Kermit Slater, were chosen by class members to represent Ripley Highf School at the seventh annual Know Your State Government' Day to be held at Charleston, February 11. While there Wilma and Kermit, along with more than 400 boys and girls from West Virginia high schools will hear an address by Gov. Cecil H. Underwood, who will explain the duties and responsi- l.Tli+if..- A+' +l1n eiv nfhvr state- ' ' TW '-M be THE VIKING PRESS H' Select High School Publication IP ,s- tScore between 1075 and 1110 points! he State University Journalism Award, 1956 W M' rt Published monthly by the students of Ripley High School Subscription Rate: Editor-in-Chief , ,, Assistant Editor News Editor ,,,,e,, Sports Editors ,,,.. ,, 1 I ,. ,. ,,e,,e,, , 1Uc a copy, 50c a year Reporters ,,,, Feature Editors Business Managers ,, Exchange Editor Photographers , n- xl- ., W .... W- . - ll'- , , , Carolyn Duff Patty Skidmore . Rhondda Harmon , .,,, Kenny Skeen Roderick Harless , , Carol Currey p- Wilma Wheeler :ir ,,,Jean Miller re Buddy Joe Smith K8 ,, Lynne Starcher is, Larry Skeen, Ronald Chapman p- and Phillip Casto re Miss Alma Ayers Adviser . , ,,,,,, ..... . Fred Hammack, Rigby Guiney, Charlene Skeen,2d Lenora Casto, Carolyn Boggess, Annabelle Wheeler, in Marilyn Miller, Wilma Wheeler. Ellen Skidmore 'e- Talmadge Parsons, Judy Goodwin, Peggy Lanham, he David Remington, Nancy Parsons, Carolyn Miller. - students are on the staff and they are going to the yearbook room which is in the dark corners of the basement. There in a little room they work with deep concentration on the annual, among rolls of pic- tures and old yearbooks. The preparation of the yearbook is going smoothly with the staff ln the middle nt' evervthina. Clase 'e K N H ix H- plete seven ana a hall years in the active reserves. Thus they have completed their military obligation and may get a job or enroll in college knowing they are not going to be drafted. There is another plan whereby if boys are over 181f2 they may sign up for six years, two years of which are spent on active duty 1 1- - .. .- Ik The annual 1957 March of campaign was officially open first of January. The Ripley Chapter of th ture Ilomemakers of America ned the activities for the Against Polio drive for High School. A road block was put up o side of Ripley on Route 21, ping cars to give members FHA a chance to ask for con tions for the March of Dimes On January 26 a dance wa at the FFA-FHA Camp. Peanuts were sold at noo at basketball games. Members of each home were asked to fill cards with to take part in the home competition. The winning room will be shown a free in the cafeteria. Band Trip Halte By Bad Weather The Ripley Viking Band dents trip to the inauguratio rade at Charleston, Monday uary 14, was postponed beca bad weather. It was the first in the history of Ripley School that the band had bee vited to attend the inaugur ceremony of the Governor of Virginia. The band was ho to be one of the six bands in avas rtin wer f01 ove vi? 0 igur lous als i Mr. Parsons to Tea Advanced Chemist

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Luzior Qfee President ------- ------- ------ C h ris Hinzman Vice President ........ ...... ,.,. j i m Hutton SP011501' ------- ---------- - - I0 Claire Robinson eizior gfee The Senior Glee Club is composed of students from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The Sponsor is janet Riley. 9,619 60266 President ---------- ---- - -- Zalithea Coimts Vice President ------- ----- P aul Jordan Secretary - Treasurer -- ---- joann Miller Sponsor ------------ --- Lucille Castrup