Nicholas County High School - Nichlosean Yearbook (Summersville, WV)

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l 19 NICHLOSEAN 23 VVATT STEVVART, A. B., HISTKJRY Morris Harvey College. WVest Virginia lVesleyan College. Columbia Uni- versity. University of Chicago. lVIr. Stewart taught History and French at N. C. H. S. in 1920-21, was prin- cipal of llflorris Harvey Academy 1921-22 but returned to us in the fall of '22 as a teacher of History and as coach of Athletics. Mr. Stewart is one of our best teachers. He has been a valuable help as coach on the athletic field and is a firm believer in clean sportsmanship. He is an excel- lent teacher of expression and the school greatly appreciates the help he has given it along this line. He has many friends in school and out and we hope he will return next year. MAY J. TAYLOR, A. B., EDUCATION Florida State College for VVomen. West Virginia University. Before coming to Nicholas County High School, Miss Taylor was director of the Town Kindergarten at Tallahasse, Florida. She came to N. C. H. in the fall of ,22. A Miss Taylor, the smiling woman , is from Elkins, West Virginia. Her sweet and pleasing ways have won many friends for her in and out of school. She has ably filled her position as Normal training teacher and her students find working with her a pleasure rather than a task. We are afraid that we will lose her next year, however, for ave think she has found a partner to share her future destinies in another field of a or. l12i

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19 NICHLOSEAN 23 M. T i . . 1 in 1 EMMA F. MYERS, A. B., SCIENCE lvlarshall College. Illinois University. VVest Virginia University. Columbia University. lvliss lllyers was a former teacher in lylarlinton High School where she taught three years. She came to Nicholas High in 1920 and has remained here since that time. hiiss lllyers knows the name of every bird, Hower and tree and she has led' many students into the knowledge of bugology, botany and chemistry. She has success- fully guided the Senior Class through their last three years of school and by so doing we feel that Nicholas High School was greatly benefited by having her here. She is very quiet, says little, but thinks a great deal. RUTH SCOTT, A. B., ENGLISH llfliddle Tennessee Normal. George Peabody College. University of Tennessee. Previous to the year l92l Miss Scott was an English teacher in Coopertown High School, Springfield, Tennessee. She came to Nicholas High School' and has for the past two years been a teacher here. Bliss Scott is from the Sunny South and she has a cheery word and a sunny smile for every one. She loves to argue and expresses herself freely when called on to .lo so. Out with Nature she is perfectly happy and when studying Nature poems in English class you can see that she longs for a ramble in the woods. She also was a great help to the school in training the Contestants for the Central VVest Virginia Literary Contest. llll

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