Rainelle High School - Adytum Memoriae Yearbook (Rainelle, WV)

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Seniors

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fast Wzll And Ccstamcnt We the graduaung class of Ralnelle H1gh School in the year of Our Lord Nmeteen Hundred and F1fty Seven do hereby g IV e and bequeath all our treasured possess1ons and worldly goods as seemeth proper and fztting to the best of our Judgment m th1s Our Last Wxll and Testament Carol Boley w1lls her baton to some future majorette R1chardBottomlyw11ls hu shop experxence to Jackie Moore Jacqueline Brown wills her government book to Vada Tlncher Wilma Brown wxlls her shyness to anyone who isn't shy Carol Carr w1lls her h e1g ht to Carolyn Knapp Ray Gene Carr w1lls his class r1ng and government book to his sister Margaret Corron w1lls her loose tongue to some tight lxpped Jun 1 o r Gary Crane w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to dr1ve to Randy Corron Janet Crawford w1lls her love for a p e r s on ln M1ch1gan to anyone wh o can understand hxm John Dean w1l l s his chem1stry book to Ralph Perry Phyllis Dotson w1lls her pleaszng d1spos1t1on to Sh ella Mitchell Mxchael Eggleston w1lls his mckname Thief to M1ke McQua1n Betty Estep wills her p o s 1 t i o n as cheerleader to Carol Shum GaryEstep w1lls his typing ab1l1ty to Billy Ann Shockley Agnes Fergusonwllls her abllity to be qlnet in study hall to Lora1ne G1lbert Faye Forren w1lls her love of danc1ng to K C Forren Dan Furey wills his ab1l1ty to shoot pool to Johnny Cochrane Dorallne Gearhart wills her love for the Navy to Jack1e Johnson Thelma Gzlkeson w1lls her love for blue Jeans and basketball to anyone who wants them Lenora Gille sp1e w1lls her class rmg to her brother Don Nyla Godbywills her place 1n marr1ed l1fe to anyone who wants to be happy George Gregg w1lls h1s f1rst chair in band to Nancy Barker Vonna Gnmmett w1lls her bash fulness to some loud Junior James Haynes w1lls his grade mak1ng ab1l1ty to anyone who wa nt s to study as hard as he has Harry H1CkB w1lls nothing he owes much and the rest he will leave to the poor Dolores Hxnkle w1lls her love of blondes to anyone who can stand them Margaret Hog s e tt w1lls her Job as p1an1st to some lucky Jumor Drema Ho1f1eld w1lls her laugh and s en s e of humor to Mr Bridges Sir J L Holsberrywills h1s football diagrams to anyone who wants a truck load of paper Jean Hughart w1lls her ab1l1ty to be late to 'early bxrds Carrna Jackson wxlls her pony tall to Pudgxe Mxller Claude Kelm w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to sklp school suc cessfully to anyone who can make a career of t Ronme Kltchen w1lls hxs flat top to Jlmmy Bennett Phxl Lmdsay w1lls h1s Playboy magaz1nes to Ray Ke1th Boley Geraldxne L1vely w1lls her ab1l1ty to get mto trouble to her brother Lynda McCall w1lls her txtle as neatest to Myrtle Cochran Sandra McQua1n w1lls her weddmg rmgs to Martha Gray A l rn e da Meadows w1lls h e r b 1 o n d e ha1r to Mary Lou Rogers Charles Mxller w1lls h1s bram to anyone who can handle xt Dolores M1tchell w1lls her d1a m o nd to her sh y s1ster She1la R1 cha r d Neal w1lls his athlet1c socks to B1llyHughes NancyNeffw11ls her shyness to Nanc y Barker Lester Puckett wxlls h1s ab1l1ty to get 1n trouble to h1s brother Freddle Yvonne Puckett w1lls her shyness to L11l1an Surbaugh Patsy Rexrode w1lls her t1ny fxgure to Gene Blair Kay R1pley w1lls her blue eyes to Billy Ann Shockley Jim Sanford w1lls h1s s1ze to Mmke MCQUBIH Sylv1a Sanford w1lls her b e st gym su1t to CarolSh1nn Paula Scott w1lls her love for bandto Pat Flanagan and pos1t1on as majorette to an unknown p e r s o n Joyce Shaver w1lls her small shoes to Janet Z1ckafoose Wanda Shumaker w1lls her Hshorthand' to someone wxth a longhand Melvm Taylor w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to dr1ve to Ray Harrxs Carolyn Thompson w1lls her posxtton a s G A A pres1dent to someone who deserves lt Martha Tuck w1lls her a bl 11t y to fhrt to Lmda Barker Alden T yle r w1lls hrs ab111ty to make fr1ends to Vada Tmcher Deana Vance w1lls her majorette boots to her cute cous1n Peggy and her one crooked t o oth to Cmdy Neal Myrna Zickafoose w1lls her nxckname Bob back to Mr Perkxns 0 , 1 1 ' 1 , . . . I ' vu ' o 'Y ' ll ' ' . . . - ' ' ' ' ll ll , 1 . . Y , . . . Q 4 I ' , - . 1 1 1 v ' ' Y I . . r . 4 I . , . 1 1

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,yi- . -v s u. L v WILMA BROWN Ray Bashfu1ness is an ornament to youth. JACQUELINE BROWN Jack Opportunity, sooner or later, comes to all who work andwish. Seuiars CAROL BOLEY Cooie Whatever is worth doing is worth doing we1l. RICHARD BOTTOMLY Dickie It is the wise head that makes the still tongue. W 1 fe Q Q