| | | On the left are pictured some of the students of the Richwood High School who came away with honors in the annual popularity contest. At the top are Jean Wills and Jim Johnson, best dancer. To the right of them is Bob Losh, with his crown on his helmet. He was selected to be Prince. Fred Case is pictured next as most musical, and presided over by the angel is best all around student, Mary Sullivan.
Beside Miss Sullivan is Edith Buck, prettiest. First Panel left to right are John Booth, Eleanor Given and Eugene James, who were given the distinction of being quietest, most musical, wittiest, respectively. In the next panel are Delores Seabolt, John Hume and George Dobson, alias, best actress, laziest boy and most cheerful girl.
Below left to right are Kermit Suther (best actor). Ruth Baber (most studious). Jack Bailes (cutest boy) and Roland Davis (most likely to succeed.)
The boys at the bottom of the page are Morty Legg (best natured) and another picture of the Prince sans helmet and crown.
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Hi - I came across these photos that my sister left me after she passed. They are from her high school days in the forties. Actually this is an article from the Richwood News Leader. I had to fold it for the photos. Thought some of the folks might be interested.
There is a brief description of the people in the photo and their event at the time. The names can be made out pretty well. If they are unclear I can send them to you.
Thank you so much for this wonderful web page. I am able to stay in touch with people that I had lost track of years ago.
Thanks again,
Bruce Seabolt (from Southside).
 Home Back to TopWhere: Richwood West Virginia
When: Forties
Submitted by: Bruce Seabolt, Date: Apr 11, 2009 9:49 PM |
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