Ravenswood High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Ravenswood, WV)

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Junior Class Cfficers ALLEN REYNOLDS President GEORGE KO PCSAK LORETTA NORMAN Vice President Secretary JAN ET MOREHEAD Historian A 22 LARRY JORDON Treasurer

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ROGER NANCARROW There's a boy in our class called Tubby , Who will probably be Jane Millers' next hubby . He likes to tease girls and keep the teachers guessing Roger could give Jackie Gleason a few lessons. IIM SMITH Now this boy don't care if it rains or it shines, He? stay home from school with any excuse he can ind. lf you're looking for fun and you want to laugh for a while, Just call on Jim and he'll make you smile. FRANKLIN SPRADLING Franklin Spradling doesn't study hard, As his excuse he says he's too tired. He s known as Hunk toall his friends, I-le'll probably live on a farm when school ends. JORDON VAN NEST Jordon Van Nest can't help but worry, Because after graduation off to work he must scurry. We hope he has fun and never forgets, The friends and pals he had in R.H.S. VIRGINIA LAMP Here's a girl with light brown hair and eyes of green, With a boy named Charles Rector she is often seen. Co-editor of the yearbook is her claim to fameg Majorette in the band--as you've guessed Jenny is her name. LARRY JACKSON With Larry Jackson we had a great year, For he played football without any fear. His-bright red hair is attractive and neat: In English class he almost goes to sleep. ROY KELLY Roy Kelly has only one wish, To get out of school and off of the leash. He plays football and Spano will say, l wouldn't trade him for Crazylegs Hirsh any day. WARD KING Ward King appeals to us, He's lots of fun and never makes a fuss. He was voted Most Charming Boy for this year, Stinky really deserves a cheer. EUGENE MCCLURE Eugene McClure doesn't waste time, For any girl but Emmie he wouldn't give a dime. They got married and lived happily ever after, I hope those are the words at the end of their chapter. JIM WALTERS Jim Walters is taking Vo-Ag And about his farming we'll have to brag. If you need some advice on parliamentary procedure, Just ask Jim--an R.H.S, Senior. BETTY BENNETT Betty Bennett likes Sandyvilleg There she met Raymond and they're doing swell. Her grades are excellent and her personality--tops, This girls vim, vigor, and vitality never stops. MARY BROTHERTON Mary's engaged to a boy from Gilmore, Who would do anything on this earth for her. She's had all the luck so farg She's got Dale, a diamond ring, and a car. PATSY BROWN Patsy Brown is our hot-rod queen, And driving slow she's never seen. She comes to school on the Cottageville bus, She doesn't mind it so she doesn't fuss. EUNICE CAROTHERS She doesn't go around with every Tom, Dick and Harry, But the last of these three is the one she hopes to marry. She wears glasses and has a very pretty smile, Just to see Harry she would walk a mile. .IANICE COX This is our Southern Belle named Janice Cox, All the kids in school like her a lot. She has Mrs. Rector three times a day, We expect Jan to go a long way. ANNABELLE DUNCAN The class wit is next in line, Annabelle is doing fine. She enjoys a good joke any day of the year, There's nothing in the world that Annabelle would fear. v EMMA JEAN FARMER Emma Jean Farmer has two class rings, And when she thinks of Eugene her heart simply sings Assistant Editor of the SCHOOL SPIRIT is she, But we think Eugene's wife she will be. RUTH ANN SULLIVAN Ruth Ann Sullivan is attracted to Bob, And as a matter of fact, he's her only heart throb. She is Vice President of our F.T.A. But she doesn't have very much to say. BARBARA WI-IITTINGTON Barbara is new in Ravenswood High, But we like her better as time goes by. She goes steady with Bill, a graduate of the past, We hone that their friendship will last and last. BILLIE BOGGS Billie's engaged to a boy in college, Ray's going there to gain a lot of knowledge. When he gets out they'll set the date, And we hope for her wedding she isn't late. IAN WHITE There 's a girl in our class who came here this year, She's known as Ian both far and near. She likes a boy named George at White Sulpher Springs: Perhaps someday soon the wedding bells will ring. UOLORES DICKERSON Here's a girl of whom we are proud, Not very noisy and not very loud. This brown-haired, blue-eyed lass, Is the art genius of our Senior Class. DON BONAR Here 's the arithmetic professor of 1962, He has so many problems he doesn't know what to do. If he gets married, his wife will have to listen, To him multiply numbers instead of kissin'. RICHARD WARD Next in line is our boy Itchy Who's always getting his Olds in a ditchy. It always coughs and sputters and sighs, But Richard always Cuts it down to size. DRISCOLL BELL Here comes a boy with trumpet in hand, Blowing his way to the Promised Land. Watch out Gabriel, clear the gate wide, Here comes Driscoll with the band at his side. RAYMOND CASTO Shattering the windows in Ravenswood today, Trompin' his Chevy in the usual way. Up to see Carolyn, a brown-haired lass, They make a good couple in the senior class. DON CRITCHFIELD Full of jokes and lots of life, He choses Bev to be his wife. Critch is his nickname and all will say, We hope his wishes come true some day. DANNY HAUGHT Here is Haught and we don't mean cold He looks at you once and has yotr sold. He went to Ripley to find a lass, But he likes the girls better in our senior class. DEAN MOORE Weinie Sauce , the boy with charm, Is seen with Margie on his arm. Playing basketball is his favorite game, He brings our school pride and fame. DANNY POWELL Here is a boy who likes to argue by the name of Dan, Mrs. Hutchinson is his most ardent and persistant fan. To go to college is his wish, And get himself hooked by some pretty dish. RICHARD BROWN Richard Brown has quite an ambition-- To get out of school and spend his time fishin' There's his wife at his side as you can tell, By the clothes-pin on her nose to keep out the smell. FRED FISH Fred has a Ford that he drives around town, He drives it anyplace that he is bound. To a girl named Donna he is loyal and true, Of friends he has many and words he has a few.

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