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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

The Staff Editor-ln-Chief - Torn Dotson Assistant Editor - Bob Keenan Class Editors - Barbara Whitman, Louise Painter, Arditln McClung, Helen Dotson, Helen Lykins, Betty Donaldson Business Managers - Tom Mearns, Gene Perkins Advertising Staff - Nora Foster, Pauline Donohue, Louise Brown, Ronald Sweeney, Donald Sweeney, Raymond Wotring, Joe Savilla, Roscoe Dillon, Howard Keenan, Nina Lilly, James Hackney Make-Up Staff - Glen Mollohan, Jean Ann Morris, Duane Ogden, Audrey Strickland, Richard Prater, Jeanette McPhee, An- nette Ball. 1957 Nichlosean Nicholos County High School, Summersville, West Virginia Dedication It is with greatest pride that we, the senior class, take this occasion to bring into the Spotlight our beloved sponsor, teacher, and friend, Mrs. Margue- rite Halstead. We know and appreciate deeply the sacrifices and self-denial you have experienced in our behalf without thought of yourself. Your untiring efforts above and beyond the call of duty have been an inspiration to us which we shall never forget. fn D . If , A ...l You Worked many long hours helping us prepare for the prom, in the publication of our year book, and in guiding and directing our footsteps toward higher goals which we would not have attained without your advice and help. It is for this and much more that to you, Mrs. Halstead, we respectfully and lovingly dedicate this book. . ll 4 Table of Contents BOARD OF CONTROL 1000 WATTS 4 Page 9 Page Pac'-'llV T Classes Personnel A - 1 S A ENERGETIC BEAMS Page -47 Organizations Plays Department of Beauty Department of Popularity SUPPORTING RAYS Page T03 3 DEPT. OF POWER Page 85 Football Basketball Baseball Physical Education A memorable occasion during the past year was the mass polio innoculation. Memorable not only because we now had protection against polio but also because Cas some students so aptly put ith that hurt! Here a long line of students wait at the Summersville Grade School for their first shot. Serving approximately 800 Nicholas-' County High School students are l6 buses. Many of the students ride long dis- tances, some of the longer include: Mt. Lookout which is a distance of 16 miles, Dille, a distance of 28 miles, and Dixie and Vaughan, 32 miles away. They are manned by courteous, competent drivers whose business is to get students to school safely and on time. Here the buses are ready to go and wait for the final afternoon bell. Class tournament days are happy days. Last year it was a happy class of Juniors that cheered their teams to a sweep of the tournament. In the picture to the left Ronald Sweeney, left, and Tom Dotson beat out a rhythm on the drums as Nora Foster fbeside Ronaldl displays her usual amount of enthusiasm. The Homecoming during the past year was the most important of our high school career because the queen was our class 'member for the first time. Many hours of work went into the building and decoration of the float. Patty Waggoner, inside and on top the cab of the truck pulls napkins through the wire as Nina Lilly and Howard Keenan hand them to her. Um School Year During the World Series last fall many ears were glued to the inter-com at noon. To the left is a typical scene. Roger Hanna, David McCue, Edward Grose, Joe Summers, and Mike Bays give them their utmost attention to every word. Who will it be, boys - Yanks or Dodgers? Classes change and the boys begin the climb up the hill while Coach Gladwell heads for the gate to have that between class cigarette. While Greta McClung, right, sits in class, Wanda and Violet Martin invade the Home Ec. department to make preparations for a party. ln The Spotlight King Herod, portrayed by Roscoe Dillon commands the Wise Men, Carlos Rapp and Harold Thompson, to arise and hunt for the baby Jesus. His wife, Janet Champe, sits behind him in one of the scenes from The Christmas Story, presented by the Band, F. T. A., and Thespians. Coach Burruss takes time out from his duties at the gym to serve on lunch hall duty and catch up on the latest news. Or maybe he's iust hiding behind the magazine. We all know that our school is crowded but we didn't know it was so crowded that any student would have to use the basement floor for a desk. Obviously we were wrong, as proved by Gary Stout. 5 Here in The midsT of microscopes, TesT Tubes, sToves, sewing machines, and elecTric saws we learned Trades and pracTices we will use The resT of our lives. Disorderly as iT looks - from wiThin These walls poured music ThaT liTTed The hearTs of all of us. Tall, sTaTely, and ivy covered, iTs halls and classrooms Teemed wiTh knowledge and spiriT and memories we will never 'forgeT. Man I Buildings Brighten The Campus This mighty -structure could change moods so quickly. Empty it was a silent unfriendly piece of equipment but how it came to life, exciting and vibrant at games and pep meetings to provide us with our necessary exercise and excitement so typical of our high school days. So modest looking from without one only needed to get within nose-range to smell the wonderful food prepared by our won- . derful cooks. It was a long climb from the red- brick dovvniunder to the top of the hill to the three buildings there, with only an occasional step at the band room or gym - but We did it cheerfully between classes come snow, rain or shine. ......... .. wm1....-mum we - . fm' V 7777777 YWZW umSQ1MNshcNsNK , wm N NN ' 2 -3- Z, I lf ' f w l A driver educaTion car was only one of The pieces of equipmenT ufilized by The faculTy in Teaching us Those Things noT 'found in Texfbooks. SafeTy on The highway was only one of The benefiTs of This program. Joel Lee Groves and JaneT VVesTfall make use of The new Tape recorder in English Ill class. This new mefhod of audio-visual Training is finding a place in all up-To-daTe schools across The counTry. Through The use of These machines sTudenTs are able To gain a clearer undersTanding of many subiecTs ThaT formerly They were unable To do. The Tape recorder has many imporTanT classroom uses. IT can be used To correcT speech de- fecTs by allowing The sTudenT To hear his own voice. lT can be used To improve read- ings, plays, speeches, and classroom dis- cussions as well as iTs uses as a recreaTional assef Qmusic for dances, eTc.D. Fcicult initiates ew Techniques Even girls can use iT, is demonsTraTed well by JaneT WesTfall and Millie Grogg as They Try To learn The many mysTeries connecTed wiTh The use of The movie proiecfor. The movie proiecfor has found iTs way inTo almosf every classroom. ln biology iTs many uses are hard To describe. The very minuTe organisms, luids, snakes, rabbiTs, and,.all The forms of life connecTed wiTh The bi- ologyg class are shown so ThaT everyone may enioy. Newsreels in American HisTory, baskeT- ball and fooTball movies in aThleTics, famous -con- cerTs in band, drama and famous works of liTera- Ture in English, and Those noon-hour movies we all enioyed combined To bring movies inTo The hearT of our school life. 10 .ki 6 Q Lonsm BELL ' NANCY BROWN 'Omg :URRU5 A. B. B- S. -, - M fh Science Civics a Physical Education Pl1YSlCal Education 'l l l LUCY CARROLL .IACK CAWTHON CARL COOK A. B. A. B. B. S. English I Speech Vocational Agriculture English ll, lll ' HAZEL DORSEY DEXTER DOTSON A. B. A. B. Vocational Home-Ec. Algebra I Physical Education 7-8 HOYT DEAN, Assistant Principal FESTUS DRENNEN KATHRYN DRENNEN A. B., M. A. B- 5- Civics Journalism World Geography American Government A I 1 .4 , . JAMES GLADWELL ESTHER R- GOLDEN MAVOURNEEN GRIMES FAE GRQVES A. B., M. A. A-,B-f M- A- A. B. B. s. World l'llSl'Ory Bible Civics General Business Physical Education Engllsh Ill English I Shgrthand l-ll Bookkeeping I-II MARY GROVES MARGUERITE M. VIRGINIA HICKMAN MARJORIE LAY A. B. HALSTEAD A. B. A. B. English Il B. S. General Science Librarian Business English Cheerleading Health Education Physical Education Physical Education A MATTIE LETT A. B. English 7-8 Physical Education RALPH MORRIS Driver's Education C. P. WELLS, Principal 12 I Music Theory .ga :sv X X X Q XX X .QQN ':5i:Ei 'it 4 q:i1Q15sE1 sf:r:ss1?t-as.: -XX, ,I'ErErfii3.i-X-.:rLrLrE'r'r.r.':.. .... -' '-Qgfagzggg - E:-:s ::...:.-.:.:1:1:'1-X-11-' .,.,.. X xo XX X S X X X f 1 X S B WSXKNN S X X QSQNX mx xx X X ,:q,5,:.:::5,:,g:.mix,. ::q E-2.5955'-:1:5:r.:':1.5.E'25.4 X X E23552352222-E5':IEE1E-:Cr' cl-:Ames NlcoslA HELEN Prrseussnsen HENRY PITSENBERGER A. B., M. A. B. S. B. S. . Band l-ll Typing l-ll B'0l09Y BERNARD POOI.E BETTY SCHOLI. VIRGINIA MAXINE A. B., M. A. B. S.- SIMMS Sociology Physics A. B. Senior Science Chemistry Biology Problems of Democracy I General Science Science 7-8 Vocational Home Ec. 4 IRENE SKAGGS MARTHA SMITH A. B., M. A. A. B. English lV American History ' Sociology Business English MYRTLE H. SMITS ROTHA B. STRICKLAND B. S. A. B., M. S. Math Algebra l-ll Plane Geometry Business Practice OAKFORD DEITZ County Superintendent of Schools team. ..,. . .. , ,, . .. 1,-.XXX XT . XR -- .... -. More Than Teachers Are Neeclecl MRS. GLADYS VAUGHT A. B., M. A. Director of Guidance Services Her work consists of the usual duties of a coun- selor such as securing information about indi- vidual students, interviewing students, keeping accumulative records, carrying out a planned testing program, and working with the adminis- tration and individual staff members in an effort to give personal, vocational and educational help to students. MRS. BARBARA STRICKLAND As secretary of her alma mater Mrs. Strickland is always efficient and courteous, and fills an important part of the administration. Some of her duties include making deposits, writing checks, taking care of the bookstore, carrying out school correspondence, and keeping Mr. Wells' work in order. The time is 11:45. The bell rings. Out of every door students scramble to be first in line. The fragrant odor of delicious food greets them as they line up in front of the cafeteria. Inside, the cooks lwith the help of a few studentsl have been busy all morning preparing lunch for hungry students. All who ate here were sure they had gotten the proper amount of vitamins. Mrs. Pat Backus, left, and Mrs. Portorhee White, right, are aided by Jennings Shaver and Dolly Tinnell during the 10:45 period. To Staff Ticholas Count High 7 Kyle FNeil French Fitzwater Keeping our buildings and campus in tip-top condition is the duty of our Three ianitors, who are always on the job, whether it be sweeping and picking up paper, fixing anything broken, or lust as an all-around helper to the faculty and students. Kyle Neil, left, is busily engrossed in sweeping the lower hall room, while French Fitzwater, center, takes time out from his duties at the Junior High building to watch students through the win- dow and Clarence McClung, right, fires-up the furnace in the main building. Clarence McClung What every bus driver does when he isn't driving would be hard to find out but what they do sometimes is shown here as they get together for a talk-fest. Standing: Willie Collins, Morgan Prater, Jake Amick, Leiber Cutlip, Selman Mullens, Clifford Legg, Ralph Morris, John Tyree, Lyle Trent, Jennings Dorsey. Seated on bus: Okla McClung, Farrell Johnson, Hall Drennen, Randall Halstead, Roscoe Childers, Roma Mullens. wmwmmnmm :-ze:-'-x:t.:s.,.mq-:s WW X 477' O O BARBARA AMICK Summersville Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Football Queen 4, Court 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Class Maiorette 1, Maypole Dance 1, 2. MRS. JOYCE McCARTHY AMICK ' Pratt Jr. High, Pratt, W. Va. 1, East Bank High, East Bank, W. Va. 2, 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, G. A. A. 2, 3, Girls Basketball Captain 1. ROBERT LEE BACKUS Swiss Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, N-Club 3, 4, Tr ANNETTE BALL Persinger F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Band 2, Library Assistant 4, Annual Staff 4, Noon Volleyball 1. JACK MARION BENTLEY Mt. Lookout Junior Class Play 3, Class Tournament Gold and Blue Record Reporter 3. JOE WILLIAM BENTLEY Mt. Lookout Class Tournament 1, President of Boo Reporter 3, Usher at Junior Play 3, Tournament Manager 3. Proudly We Spotlight Social Committee 2, 3, 4, Junior Quinwood ack 3, National Honor Society 4. 1, Class Tournament Manager 3, k Club 1, Gold and Blue Record . Absence Reporter 3, 4, Class WOODROW BLANKENSHIP Swiss J Football 2, Class Tournament 1, 2. LESLIE BOLEY Summersville BENNIE BOWERS Strange Creek F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. ANDY BROWN Summersville BILL BROWN Swiss CHARLES BROWN Birch River F. F. A. 1, 2, Assistant Treasurer 18 Our Class of 143 Strong GLORIA BROWN Lyonsville Chorus 3. JOYCE BROWN Lockwood Gauley Bridge High School l, 2, 3, History Club, 3, G. A. A. l, 3, Basketball Team 1, 2, Miss Co-operation 3, Band T, 2. Louise snown Summersville National Honor Society 4, 9-Club 3, 4, Prep-President 3, President 4, Band i, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Dance Band 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Point Secretary 3, 4, Secretary 4, Thespian Plays 2, 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens i, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, F. T. A. 3, 4. SHIRLEY BROWN Canvas KENTON BUCKLAND Quinwood GLORIA JEAN BURDETTE Swiss F. H. A. I, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, Y-Teens 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Jaycee Dance 2. x ROWE BURKHOLDER Canvas CAROL JEAN CAVENDISH Keslers Cross Lanes Did Not Graduate. ORVIN CAVENDISH Gilboa JANET SUSAN CHAMPE Mt. Lookout National Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens i, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Court 3, Library Assistant 3, Usher at Junior Play 3, Freshman Day 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Girls Varsity Basketball 2. LARRY COOK Dille F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. MARTHA JO COOPER Persinger Band l, 2, Chorus 2, 3, Library Assistant 4. 19 Many Activities Highlighted i i r l l l DENNIS COPENHAVER Sparks F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4. GARLAND CORBITT Summersville F. F. A. l, 2. JOSEPHINE COX Tioga F. T. A. 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Spanish Club 2. WILLIAM PHILIP CRITES Persinger Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, N-Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. .IO ANNE CROOKSHANKS Calvin F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Thespian Play 3. JOAN MARIE CUTLIP Summersville National Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Maypole Dance 1, 2, Junior Prom Court 3, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Girls State 3, Usher at Com- mencement 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Class Tournament l, 2, Annual Staff 4. LARRY DAUGHERTY Dixie Band 2. ROSCOE DILLION Summersville Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class President, F. T. A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, N-Club 3, 4, Junior Town Meeting 1, 3, Jaycee Dance l, F. T. A. Debate 3. EVAN DODRILL Summersville Baseball l, 3, 4. PAULINE DONOHUE Dille National Honor Society, 3, 4, Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Maypole Dance l, 2, Junior Play 3, G. A. A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY SUE DONALDSON Nettie National Honor Society 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Usher at Commencement 3, G. At. A. 3, 4, F. H. A. 4, Annual Staff 4.. DARLA DELL DOOLEY Mt. Nebo National Honor Society 3, 4, Usher at Junior Play 3, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Play 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Guidance Council 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4. 20 OLIVE MAE DORSEY Mi. Nebo ROMEO ESTEI. DORSEY Mt. Nebo SHELBA JEAN DORSEY f Gilboa Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus I. HELEN DOTSON ' Summersville National Honor Society 4, Annual 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Class Tournament l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Easter Play 3, Library Assistant 4, Jaycee NELI. DOTSON Summersville Spanish Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, Library Assistant 4. THOMAS OWEN DOTSON Summersville National Honor Society 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Freshman -Day 1, 2, 3, Thespian Play 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, Editor of Annual 4, Editor Gold and Blue Record 3, Class Vice-President T, Class Band 'l, 2, Basketball 4. BETTY JO FAGAN Vaughan F. H. A. l, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, Bus Volleyball Team l, 2. PEGGY JOYCE FITZWATER Summersville Band 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, Class Tournament l, Chorus 2, F. T. A. 3, 4. NORA PEARL FOSTER Summersville Thespians 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, F. T. A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Girl's State 3, Bus Basketball l, 2, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Freshman Day l, 2, 3, Magazine Captain l, 2, Bus Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2. MIRIAM FYOCK Summersville I Attended Beaverdale High School, Beaverdale, Pennsylvania l, 2, 3, Christmas Pageant T, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, Inter-Class Basketball Team l, Usher at Fashion Show l, Usher at Junior Play 3, Committee for Junior Prom 3, Committee for Christmas Party 4. BARBARA GRAY Poe BETTY VIRGINIA GROVES Persinger , Chorus 3. Our High School Years Staff 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. Minstrel 2. ' Y4Teens l, 2, 3, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, 421 There Were Athletic Contests, JAMES DOUGLAS HACKNEY Lockwood Baseball I, 2, 3, Football Manager 2, Class Tournament T, 3, Prom ' Decorating Committee 3, Annual Staff 4. .IO ANN HAMILTON Summersville V Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Noonday Activities 2, 3. ' PATTY HAMON Calvin Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 35 Jaycee Minstrel 1. DAVID R. HAMRICK Calvin Football 2, Noon Basketball l, 2. STEVIE HARLOW Summersville Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. CURTIS HESS Mt. Lookout F. F. A. l, 2, 3. LEO HINES Summersville Football 'l, 2. KENT HOLCOMB Vaughan Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 25 Track 3. ARLETTA LEA HUFFMAN Mt. Nebo Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Library Assistant 4. SUE HUGHES Mt. Lookout H F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. JAMES ROBERT JACOBS Poe Gold and Blue Record Staff 4. DONALD CARLTON .IARRELL Gilboa Baseball lg Class Tournament 1, Freshman Day Program 2 22 Assemblies, and Pep Meetings. HATTIE MAE JARRETT Summersville Bus Basketball 3, 4, Decorating and Food Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 3, Library Assistant 4. BETTY DALE JARVIS Tioga Bus Basketball Team 3. DARIS JOHNSON Sparks Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 2 3, National Honor Society 4, N-Club 3, 4, Princess Escort l, Class Tournament 2, 3. WANDA JUNE JONES Bruce Chorus 3, Gold and Blue Record Reporter 4, Library Assistant 4. HOWARD KEENAN Drennen National Honor Society 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, N-Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball i, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Thespians 3, Social Com- mittee 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Mr. Junior Prom 3, Annual Staff 4, Class Tournament Manager l, Junior Play Manager 3. ROBERT KEENAN Zela Football 1, Basketball l, Class Tournament 3, Chorus 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Reporter 4, Gold and Blue Record Staff 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Thespians 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Thespian One-Act Plays 2, 3. BONNIE ALMA KING Gad Y-Teens l, Band 3, Chorus 2, Gold and Blue Record Staff 2. HAROLD KING Hookersville Football l, 2, 3, Basketball i, Noon Basketball 2, Track 2, 3. ALMA ONETA KYLE Summersville National Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Class Tournament l, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Usher at Graduation 3, Annual Staff 4, Thespians 3, 4, F. H. A. Conference at Concord l, 2, 3, F. H. A. Camp at Ripley 3, Y-Teen Assembly 3. PATRICIA M. LEGG Zela G. A. A. l, Library Assistant 4. PEGGY ANN LEGG Summersville F. H. A. l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, Bus Volleyball l, 2, 3, Bus Basketball 1, 2, 3. RUTH ANN LEGG Mt. Lookout . F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Class Tournament 3, Annual Staff 4. 23 g Movies Entertained Us l GERALDINE McCLUNG Summersville Noon Volleyball I, 2, Noon Basketball 2, 3. GRETA PATSY McCLUNG Bruce Y-Teens 2, Noon Activities I, 2, 3. JAMES McCLUNG Canvas BOB McCUTCHEON Summersville GLENN HUGH McMILLION Canvas HELEN MARIE McMILLION Canvas Pep Club I, Y-Teens 1, Class Tournament 1, 2, 3, Speech Program 3, Band I, Noon Activities I, 2, 3. DARREL McCLUNG Mt. Lookout NINA P. LILLY Summersville F. T. A. 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Science Club 3, Annual Staff 4, Band 4, Freshman Day 'l, 2, 3, Class Tournament 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, Junior High Cheerleader l, May Pole Dance l, 2, Miss Junior 3. HELEN MARIE LYKINS Dille F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Annual Staff 4, Magazine Campaign, First Place l, Second Place 2, 3, Conservation Camp 2, F. H. A. Camp l, 2, Usher for Graduation 3, Committee for Prom 3. ARDITH MCCLUNG summersville J National Honor Society 3, 4, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Annual Staff 4, F. H. A. Camp at Ripley 3, Usher at Graduation 3, Class Tournament 3, F. H. A. Regional Meeting at Concord College l, 2, 3. CHARLES RAY MCCLUNG Mt. Lookout Annual Staff 4. ELLA SUE McCLUNG Mt. Lookout Noon Activities 2, 3. l 24 g And We Enjoyed Social Hours. JEANETTE McPHEE Summersville Did Not Graduate. VIOLET MARTIN Dille . Y-Teens 3, 4, Library Assistant 4, Noon Activities l, 2, 3, Absence Re- porter 3. WANDA MARTIN Birch River Varsity Basketball 2, Class Tournament I, 3, Captain 3, All-Tournament Team 3, Noon Activities l, 2, 3, Library Assistant 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, F. H. A. l, 2. THOMAS JEFFERSON MEARNS Summersville National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Guidance Council 3, 4, President 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, President 4, Thespian Plays 2, 3, F. T. A. 3, 4, President 4, Boys State 3, Annual Staff 4, Junior Play 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Know Your State Government Day 3. DEAN MORRIS Lockwood Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Class Tournament 3 GLEN MOLLOHAN Birch River Annual Staff 4, Gold and Blue Record 3 JEAN ANN MORRIS Zela National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Football Princess 2, Maid-of-Honor 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Usher at Graduation and Junior Play 3. DARRYL MULLENS Calvin National Honor Society 4, Class Officer 2, 4, N-Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Track 2, 3, Class Tournament 3, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2. LENDON JUNIOR MULLENS Calvin F. F. A. T, 2, 3, Basketball l. CAROL NEAL Vaughan WILLIAM ALEXANDER NEIL Jodie Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, N-Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. PATSY NICHOLS Drennen G. A. A. I, 2, 3, F. H. A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Girls Varsity Basketball l, 3, Class Tournament 2. Musicians and Athletes, JANET SUE NUTTER Quinwood F. H. A. I, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. SHELBA J. NUTTER Persinger BETTY LYNN O'DElL Canvas Chorus 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, F. H. A. 2, 3. BILLY L. 0'DELL Canvas F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Football l, Stage Manager 3, 4, Chorus 3. DOl.l.lE FRANCES O'DELL Bruce , Y-Teens 3, 4, Chorus 3, Gold and Blue Record Staff 4. MARGIL DUANE OGDEN Persinger Gold and Blue Record Staff 2, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2, 3, Noon Activities 1, Stage Manager 3, 4. LOUISE PAINTER Zela National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 4, Library Assistant 4, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Varsity Basketball I, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, Class Tournament 3, Know State Govern- ment Day 3. GENE PERKINS Summersville Crichton High School I, Vice-President Student Council l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Annual Staff 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Junior Play 3, N-Club 3, 4, F. T. A. 4. RICHARD PRATER Summersville F. T. A. 3, 4, Gold and Blue Record Staff 2, Band 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 PAUL PRICE Bentree Science Club, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Noon Activities I Decoration Committee for Junior-Senior Prom 3. ROSETTIA QUICKLE Birch River Y-Teens 2, 3, Noon Activities l, 2, 3. JOHN RADER Summersville 26 Scholars and Actors, . WILLIAM A. RAY Gilboa Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 15 Chorus 35 Class Tournament 1, 2, 3. JAMES SAMPLES Birch River ALLEN A. SAVILLA Summersville Band 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 35 Thespians 3, 45 Junior Play 35 Dance Band 35 Chorus 25 Annual Staff 45 Thespian Play 3. JERRY SCHEEHLE Calvin Noon Activities 1, 2. DAISY MAE SEAY Enon G. A. A. 1, 25 Class Tournament 1, 25 Jaycee Program 25 Noon Ac . tivities 1, 2. JAMES H. SIMS Summersville Football 1, 2, 3,45 Class Tournament 1, 2, 35 Baseball 15 Track 2, 3, N-Club 2, 3, 4, Sargeant-at-Arms 45 Co-Captain of Football Team 1, 4, Pep Meeting 2. WILLIAM O. SIZEMORE Summersville Webster Springs High School 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 35 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3. FERN SMALLWOOD Calvin Chorus 35 Library Assistant 35 Speech Class Program 35 Safety Demon- stration 35 Absence Reporter 3. LORETTA JUNE SMITH Drennen F. H. A. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Noon Activities 2, 3. JO ANNE SNODGRASS Mt. Nebo Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Annual Staff 45 Noon Activities 1, 2. DELORIS JEAN SPARKS Sparks R Y-Teens 3, 4. VIRGINIA MAE SPENCER Nettie Band 1, 25 Noon Activities 1. 27 The Bold and the Meek. DELORES MAE STACY Gilboa F. H. A. Candy Store l, Absence Reporter 1, Spanish Club l. THOMAS STEPHENSON Zela Science Club 2, F T. A. 3, Class Tournament 2. AUDREY EXIE STRICKLAND Summersville ' F. H. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Thespian Play 3, Easter Program 3, Annual Staff 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Worked in F. H. A. Candy Store 4, Chorus 3. DONALD SWEENEY Summersville Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, N-Club 2, 3, 4, Class Tourna- ment 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3. RONALD SWEENEY Summersville National Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, F. T. A. 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Band 1, 3, 4, Provided Music for Junior Play l, 3, and Junior-Senior Prom 3, Freshman Day Assembly 2, 3, Prom Decoration Committee 3. BYRON LEE TUCKER Sparks , F. F. A. l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Decoration Committee 3. l ARTHUR WILLIAM UNDERWOOD Lockwood Baseball 3, Football 3. CHARLOTTE CAROL VAUGHAN Summersville Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3, Junior Play 3, Thespian Play 3, Easter Program 3, Worked in F. H. A. Candy Store 4. PATRICIA EVELYN WAGGONER Widen Did Not Graduate. KENNETH WARD Calvin LARRY K. WARD Persinger Gold and Blue Record Staff 4. MARGIE ANN WARE Persinger Varsity Basketball 3, Class Tournament l, 2, Chorus 3, Band i, 2, Library Assistant 4, Noon Activities l, 2, 3, 4. I 28 F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, Class Tournament l, 2, Sold Candy in MARTHA JEAN WEESE Persinger MARY JANE WEESE Persinger ANNA WHITE Summersville Y-Teens I, Chorus l. KERMIT WHITE Calvin F. F. A. l, 2, 3. BARBARA ELLEN WHITMAN Summersville National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, 9-Club 4, Guidance 3, 4, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. l, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, 4, Class Tournament I: Usher at Junior Play and Graduation 3, Christmas Play 3, Camp Horseshoe 2, Annual Staff 4. JIMMIE WHYTSELL Birch River ALDEN WILSON Bays F. F. A. I. JOE WORLLEDGE Pool Football 4, Baseball l. ROBERT LEWIS WORLLEDGE Mt. Lookout National Honor Society 4, Football I, 3, 4, Track 3, N-Club 3, 4, Prom Decoration Committee 3, F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Field Day 2, 4. RAYMOND STUART WOTRING Summersville I National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Officer I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- y ball 1, Track 2, 3, Guidance Council 3, 4, Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4, l F. T. A. 3, 4, N-Club 3, 4, Class Tournament 2, 3, Usher at Junior Play and Graduation 3, Christmas Play 3. BOB YOUNG Summersville Hampton High School, Hampton, Tennessee, I, 2, 3V2, Football I, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Class favorite 2, N-Club 3, 4, Escort to Football Queen 4. RALPH MORRIS, Jr. Runa Did Not Graduate. All Combined To l l 1 29 l Make the Years A Success Upper Crust of the Senior Class are figuring the many blessings gained during four years of high school, a part of which are seen in the background: the new gym, grade school, Months of preparation and many hours of actual work were necessary for the Senior-Junior Christmas Party. One group of students spent their noon hours planning decorations, refreshments, and games. When their work was completed another group took over. Approximately 40 students spent two days decorating. Card tables, cards, and various other games had to be obtained. After all the hurry and scurry the big moment finally arrived. The party was on and everyone had a wonderful time. Then back to work they went, tearing decorations down they had spent so much time on. And they loved every minute of it. Left: Pete Sims lifts the dummy into place as preparations are made for the Christmas party. Right: Nina Lilly places an ornament on the tree and Helen Lykins stops pushing the broom momentarily for a little chat. and Junior High Buildings. L. to R.: Tom Mearns, treasurer, Darryl Mullens, vice president, Jean Ann Morris, secretary, Howard Keenan, president, and Pete Sims, sergeant-at-arms. Good Luck Seniors The Senior-Junior ChrisTmas ParTy is one of The Top social evenTs of The year. As sTudenTs arrived This year They were greeTed by carolers and Typical ChrisTmas decoraTions. HighlighTing The nighT acTiviTies was The crowning of Kash McClure and Eleanor MorTon as Mr. and Miss ChrisT- mas. Checkers, card games, and dancing were on The enTerTainmenT program. Mr. and Mrs. SanTa Claus pro- vided everyone wiTh corsages and candy. They also gave The Teachers Toys To play wiTh for which our TaculTy was Truly graTeful. Everybody loves presenTs from Santa Claus and N. C. H. S. Teachers are no excepTion. Below: Mrs. PiTsenberger, Mrs. Skaggs, and Mr. Drennen play wiTh Their giffs as Mr. Nicosia, Charles Brown, Howard Keenan, Mr. and Mrs. Claus, Barbara STrickland, Kash McClure, and Eleanor MorTon look on in The back row. The refreshmenT Table is always a popular place aT parties. Jean Ann Morris and ArdiTh McClung do a biT of overTime To care for The needs of Audrey STrickland, CharloTTe Vaughn, Mrs. Virginia Hickman, Nell DoTson, Bill Ray, Joan Crookshanks and Mary Armstrong, Top righT. 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XX .S ' A X0 QXXQr X A X X X is N x X XXX X mwg. Q 3. x xX x . J: i A N -:asf . 3 ff . 141 ' . ' ' f ' .1 ff . 1 flfziifl . . . gg. X XQOS xx X R Xs Q X x ' XX Nwf . L XX XXX X 1 A Q NN X at t ag xv X X N XX xXs S X XX S Q X K X a X X X X Q XX X XX X N S Y al X N xx W X 2 S XXX NSN skaJJJt si.. 'il' . gi: X . . X195 1 X gi g ir. sf- Juniors Recreation, one of the purposes of The F. H. A., is demonstrated during the Mother and Daughter Tea program by a square dance. L. to r.: Mar- cella Sparks, Nancy Strickland, Helen Bailes, Elmeta McClung, Pearl O'Dell, Margaret Alley. X ' J X ' . -J: 'X sisr 395-if-fx is . 'ss .Elf Q Q. .. ' A .- J S x X N X it ss XX- X X Y, . .... . X x XX N m - S XX - XXLX XQ x X NX X Q . Q X :XX X5 XX X' x N S .X 5 X it Sa. K . -r:J:Gi15's:'r S X k J Q...i.Q..gX -i ' .. X Q .YJ .- x X NX .. . . - .. 5 HQ. i'-s J N :E f . . N .. 'lfiii .fJ.fr.X.:gr- s. X... -X,...s-r:,.xxX.:r1- X . Q .... .sf . J 5 . J ff? 'fs-1 sv' . g XV Afimiiis l ' xQJ:?f. J: - 5.1: Q Xp--1. . 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FX W X X - Xi,-is Z'.g-1.-., ' . :-I ,,:S:5.f N X 5 M X XX A X XX X sk N Y gif KLL' F X55 .X 'X . XQXX . - X X igl - X XX K 9 GQ A TT? .X Q ffl XX- , 57' KX 1 ' :X X E X X XX X X X X XXX X X EX . QQ X X A N: 2- i-XXXXSSXX . A 2 b. - . Kar. . -. 2' K SX ., 1'1 Xs X X X X: X A AXA ,li K 's'XXXs5...X .. K' ' N:-XX... X l tis A X YZ:-. N Qs S, Xb X .. ,g...s XX X .x. fN ' F XXX X X XX XXX S S X XXS X Xi XX XX N X X X 'N XX X. ... .X u . X X by Q EEEQXM if 'r X . 'X -- 'X51EE:sg5E': , .X 5555 - 5 ees' A X A X Xt B .X XX 3 K v XXXX XXXXXP X A Juniors A lot of work and planning went into the F. H. A. display contest as is shown by winner Betty Snodgrass. XX , Y .. 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Second Row-Eleanor Kay Morton, Dorothy Mourey, Carolyn Murphy, Lena Sue Murphy, Gale Mullins, Gary Murray, Ellouise Neal. Third Row-Penny Nichols, Sandra Nichols, Fred Norman, Kerm O'Dell, Pearl O'Dell, Jack Perkins, David Per- rine. XX X :i I VXV. X XX: X .X XX X PM N n XX. -X T N: 5. X X3 X X X S X X X X XX xxx X X X XQX SX XS' X X X . QX ig. First Row-Geraldine Perry, Betty Mae F 'X N Persinger, Robert Prater, Delores Price, Ruth Rader, Forrest Ramse , Frances X XX ...X, N ll Ramsey, X q X : V 1-.X - X?Jqg:,,.. . 1 . X X. it W Second Row-Carlos Rapp, John Rite, X X 5 ' ' ' George Ritchie, Gene Ritchie, Betty N g my X - Gay Roark, Louella Roberts, Mildred X 2.X:. .:X - -XQXX-ig, sis f J.. , 'X 'X A Rodebaugll- 3. l .ff ' ' - i if g .y ' S Third Row-Wade Rogers, Doris Rudd, X, X .X A . Xb: XX X .Xf fr X X -X5 Dolores Russell, Peggy Savage, Ray X X R Q.. Sparks, Marcella Sparks, Bill Stacy. : XX. ..X. M Y Q X, XA , -XXX , 5 X X W 4 H ' ,XX X Fourth Row-Barbara Starcher, Gary .. .XXf:s:.EXX X 'LX X .- W f' ri. T X sig 1:f Xg, f- X Stout, Betty Stover, Gale Stover, Nancy Xggg'.g5 -XSMIXXEVQV. 53... X ' xg ' X . l ,X Xe, -Ma is Strickland, Sam Strickland, Joe Sum- F g - - -as f ' 1.Q. - X.-- . 'i met' . '.- . -f ' ' 'GNN' ' f.iI:lEi?? f2E1S5XX. .+- ' Qi .5 Xi . 5 - X? --X t-' Xt' 'W - i XX.. . S iX-i I XX - ' ' .FFXX . X A Fifth Row-Jean Ann Sweeney, Norma H my P' 5 X Taylor, Russell Taylor, Nedra Tenney, X . . X ' .L X W5 x gk QV -:X xssjigfj Wf- X. X S X X W wg Betty Thompson, Harold Thompson, ' X X A MMV Rose Thompson' . X. X X l A X 6 ' X X S X Xl . X XXX X92 SAX ., Q X N XXX. X 'S X N X XX - X 15: A First Row-Dixie Trent, Merion Trimble, Hedgie Triplett, Agnes Tyree, Martha Jean Tyree, Gene Vickers, Utah Walton. s x SSX Q, ex W w Second Row-Louise Ward, Ruth Ward, N S Janet Westfall, Delma White, June White, Becky White, Jerry Woods. ,ff ,XM . 1 N38 -1:':2:5:5:52 X ff Q Fi Q 25.252-.E 3 X l :.g,::g-. H- 2 iiisi sz: X X X X N e -Z :,.MX., we '. - I Third Row-Eugene Workman, Frank Young, Irene Carol Young. Juniors . 'E'5:5EE5':i?f , ' ,,..Q:g:, 'Q qXKg:,::1,,,5'., t g, i X 1:-,jiirs f . ?ffs :F- as , s.,gg5,1-. . 5 '-,g1:a:i,. N s X X X N RQ S X s s , .. V R X5 O Q 2 X X x Q K ..4:1?1e' -' :.'1.:i,f- ns - We don't need him! We're good without a se rgeant-at-arms, say the Junior officers Left to right Kash McClure, president, Ed McClure, sergeant-at-arms, Becky White, secretary, Carlos Rapp treasurer, and Sam Strickland, vice-president. Fourth Row-Wilma Brown, Thanna Cadle, Brenda May Carte, Evelyn Jean Carte, Darrel Cartwright, X X N X x S R 'Quik 96' I X S X CT f First Row-Karen Adkins, Barbara Ann Amick, Bob Ray Arthur, Clyde Ashley, Don Ayers, Johnny Backus, Nora Ann Bailes. Second Row-Louise Bays, Dale Beam, Eddie Bell, Johnny Bennett, Howard Blankenship, Jack Blanken- ' ship, Gerald Boles. Third Row-Glenna Bosley, Don Brewer, Carl Brock, Dellis Brown, Judy Lee Brown, Roy Brown, Virginia Brown. Ronald Case, Bernard Cavendish. Soplmomores First Row-Jim Cavendish, Margie Champe, Ann Chapman, Eugene Chapman, George Clay, Charles ' Collins, Hazel Conard. Second Row-Earl Conner, Randy Corbett, Shirley Cowger, Lawrence Craft, Rosa Criss, Larry Crookshanks, Elsie Deal. Third Row-Doris Dennison, Filomena Dimenglio, Norman Dix, Buford Dodrill, Rodney Basil Dodrill, Mary Ellen Donelson, Steven Dorsey. 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Q 1 ' f . -. . - Ns- N lg j ' as '... , .--.. so X - . f axs gsxsggst N., Q .g sS?s:.2fE5i1if:i ig11???YEs5Ns. , X xg-.3 -Q. :.fQxQssg ggi . gixw g First Row-Lena Gaye Frame, Ronald Frame, Dia Judy Greaser. Second Row-Jimmy Grose, John Grose, Mans Hester Groves. Third Row-Patricia Groves, Susan Hall, Bonnie Jerry Hamric. Hamon, Delane Hamric, Garry Ha x X A . xc Lbs.. .. ,S , . nna Galeener, James Garrett, Doris Graham, Tom Gray, el Grose, Marilyn Grose, Richard Grose, Dottie Groves, mric, George Hamric, Fourth Row-Charles Hanshaw, Burl Harrouff, Bob Houghton, Mavis Hayslett, Charlotte Helms, Shirley Hellems, Dave Herbert. Sophomores First Row: Dyer Herold, Bobbie Hicks, Doris Jean Hinkle, Jane Hinkle, John Hinkle, Dennis Huffman, Donna Huffman. - . Second Row: Linda Sue Huffman, Donna Hughes, Janice Hughes, Emogene Hypes, Eugene Jackson, Leona Johns, Loretta Johnson. Third Row: Bob Johnson, Richard Jones, William Jerry Jones, G. O. Justice, Judy Justice, Carole Keenan, Bill Keenan. Fourth Row: Ruth Keener, Kathryn Kincaid, Janet King, Joe Kirker, Elizabeth Lawson, Linda Layton, James Legg. Y Xmwssx-ml ex m sx mxwmmxw:mmmsm:sxazasww:-:rv X s xc XX Qs li X X NX X X R xg X .. X L is N s X x ii J ' - r HQ fi: . . X X xxx X X.. s X X ix X XS xx X X s L X XX its R354 s s R ,MS X 5 .- .sw NA N D 1 . N 1.1 i..ss f f X X X X N is . Ni 1 X S . X BX X x Sxw.. xx - x-.h ' i J s 5' -- A ,,,, Vg, t --', ' . 1 - L -. QQ , f l,-QQ .a -XSS' ' - 2 ,L fl -. 5 ii sg. . tj' -2. gf' -N5 -N g. , -rig: ., ,Q .nl K A N L, i 5.5 - . . , :I 2. r i' P J' A 2-f i iffif9ESi::..:3'f-'1' I-ml -'-' Qi' ' . ', - K , - QI X .,:.,:., isa' i A .1:35.g.E:5:.:iE,. . X 3 :,. . ,QQVI . I .lx .,,. . N I - . ff ,.-- .X-. . q . -fi gs -5 f . .. ... a V is - Qtiiffgi- :ig vi. - , . i' P jf , hfgkx a::.,55:1gZ5:j. 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P 5- R5 1 K. 5-1-:br-.-ss. - L.. .. 4 Q . ..'.'.f:3 -.sf siss- me .igxqg in sgwjagwxrf :.' vii'-:::w'as-:rf '....-. esrgsfs ' ' 5 . ,.N . .1 ww. t-Q, 295 1 Q' x ' L1 G 's . Q rim . ' . :fwfr -ma. il Q X l , ,,,. , , 512622:-1: rx is -- -.-. '-E: iii-Qiilrzl-I fi ': C-.K -- 'J -S.i55EllfP:1'Ps X -Q . - N- N s.Nv':,sf.fE x.--:.. 2 '..' :1' 1. First Row-Patsy Legg, Grant Lewis, Robert Lewis, Curtis Lilly, Henry Lilly, Barbara Losch, John Loving. Second Row-Susie Lyons, Edgar McClung, Esther McClung, Nancy McClung, Toy Leigh McClung, Bernard McCutcheon, Raymond McCutcheon. Third Row-Mary Jane'McHenry, Eddie McMillion, Danny Marks, Loreda Martin, 'Loretta Martin, Mary Sue Mason, Betty Meadows. Fourth Row-Richard Miles, Ben Moats, Steve Moore, Carl Morris, Jo Ann Morris, Lois Morris, Virginia Morris. Sophomofres First Row-Joan Morriston, Judy Kay Murphy, Manford Neil, Nicky Nichols, Sandra Sue Nichols, Barbara Nutter, Sue Nutter. Second Row-Norma O'DeIl, Gale Osborne, Jean Painter, Madeline Painter, Ruby Painter, Lehnis Perkins, Charlotte Perrine. Third Row-George Pierson, Gaymond Preast, Errol Proffitt, Glen Querry, Carl Rader, Helen Rader, Florence Ramsey. Fourth Row-Gary Ramsey, Betty Rapp, Shirley Rapp, Nancy Ray, Jackie Richardson, Meredith Richmond, James Rogers. ' Q -' jxi: --'-r. ' --ss .. 1 X Q X - 'f .. L. .... .... .k. . . 2 .... ::2s:..:.a..-v..',: N 1 iw- 15. ..,- fi R.51.s-is-X:-' ifgwxwx OKI' is- Q- YNXS-rg, i ' XINTQ. 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Don Adkins Karen Adkins Charles Alley Richard Amick Barbara Amos Brenda Sue Amos Barbara Armentrout Ruby Armentrout Clotele Ashley lva RQ Ayers Beniamin Backus Patty Backus Allen Bailes Clyde Bailey Gene Ball Lynda Beale Bucky Bennett Darrell Bennett Donald Bennett Albert Eugene Brake Rosalie Brick Kay Brown Darrell Brown Doris Lee Brown Dorothy Brown George Brown Jimmy Fred Brown Judy Ailene Brown Mary Belle Brown Peggy Brown Willie Brown I Fred Louis Burdette Greta Fields Carol Sue Fisher Victoria Flanagan Edna Ford Bobby Frame Carol Frame Ramona Frame Jo Frazier Wolfgang Fredersdorff Shirley Ganoe Gay Garrett Shirley George Louise Gill Sandra Given Lanta Graham Joan Gray Kenneth Gray Ruth Ann Grogg Louise Griffin Eddie Grose Joyce Grose Rebecca Grose Don Groves Herbert Groves Joseph Groves Louise Groves Betty Lou Hamilton Catherine Hamric Zsoldos Hamrick Jason Hanna Billy Harlow Alta Hellems Janet Hicks Brent Hill Fred Ray Hinkle Allen Howerton Sharon Hudnall Charles Huffman Fred Huffman Nancy Huffman Freshmen Maxine Hughart Forrest Ray Hughes Jolene Hughes Ella Mae Hurley Carl Hypes Carol Hypes John Jarrell Herold Jarvis Janet Jenkins Virginia Jessup Landon Johnson Robert Jones James Edgar Justice Paul Justice Joe D. 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Norman Roger Norman Allen Nutter Daniel Nutter Nellie Nutter Sylvia Nutter Lowell O'Dell Mary Ann O'Dell Ronnie O'Dell Sharon O'Dell Eleanor Parsons Geraldine Sparks Janet Sparks Reginald Sparks June Starcher Zane Stephenson - Allen Stone Roy Stout Helen Stover Gene Edward Strickland Bobby Tanner Barbara Taylor Paula Taylor Robert Taylor Roy Taylor Billy Thomas Cecil Thomas Linda Thomas Jim Thompson Kenneth Thompson Dolly Tinnel Betty Trent Charlene Tyree Shirley Wagner Judy Walker Sandra Walker Martha Wallen Arnold Ward Linda Ward Janet Wheeler Sharon Wheeler Betty White Ralph White Carolyn Wilde Gary Williams Sandra Williams Chester Wilson Ernest Withrow Wanda Wood Helen Woods Margaret Woods Sue Worlledge Beulah Yovng Judy Young Roy Young Robert P. McCl: ng I cant figure this out but after all we are beginners First row to r Donald Dietz vice president, Arlen Savilla presidentg Patty 3 X X.,, . . :1X 1s . - 1Q X-.1 .1 X 1 .:Q Rx?-5 we X X X X 1 X x . 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MS ' 1 Franky Adkins 3 Bennie Baker Freddy Ball Gary Beale Mike Beirne Josie Brock Alvin Brown Dale Brown David Brown Fred Brown Patty Brown Sharon Buckland Eugenia Campbell Darius Cook Mary Corloitt Shirley Cunningham Ruth Dotson Daniel Young Herbert Young Jane Humphrey Eugene Jenkins Virginia Jones Dora Knight Loretta Legg Sharon McCue Victor McCue Mary McDaniel Rebecca Maynard Nlarie Monroe Martha Monroe Colin Moore Hilda Moore Judy Mullens Donna Nichols Patricia P'Simer Sammy Pontier Muriel Racer Layne Rader Robert Lee Rader Lee Reedy Richard Savilla Sylvia Spinks Diann Stevens Pearl Taylor Zelma Taylor Paul Tinney Eddie White Mary White Carolyn Wiseman Allen Young Becky Young David Eakle Donald Facemire Christa Fredersdorft Donna Galeener Johnny Griffin Rebecca Grose Sammy Grose Helen Groves Drema Hall Dock Hinkle Barbara Jane Holcomb Romey Hughart Victory Hughart Patsy Hughes Anne Humphrey Four young lads admire the lassie as she strolls by. L. to r.: Marie Monroe, secre- tary, Richard Savilla, president, David Eakle, treasurer, Allan Young, vice-presi- dent, and Gary Beal, reporter. Seventh JN Wu N Q45 X hn. X X Homecoming Renewed Pleasant Memories Top right: Beautiful and stunning the senior float flowed grace- fully down Main street carrying its precious cargo in the pre-game parade. . Center: Prin. C. P. Wells bestows the crown of autumn leaves upon the head of the lovely Homecoming Queen, Barbara Amick, while escort Bob Young looks on approvingly. Bottom: Smiling graciously the Grizzly cheerleaders prepare to bestow their lovely bouquets of chrysanthemums. left to right: Eleanor Morton, June Foster, Nora Foster, Joan Cutlip, Frances Morrison, and Susan Hall. For Um Alumni and Proucll We Displayed Um ueen Lovely Sandra Nichols of the Junior Class, blesses the crowd with her most becoming smile as Kash McClure, escort, looks ahead. Driver is Brent Lucas. Jewel Morrison, escorted by Marshall Grizzell, are tiny in size but not in poise and dignity, representing well the eighth grade class. Driver of the car is Jack Heater. Representatives of the freshman class do themselves and their class proud in every respect. Left to right: David Lunter, escort, Carol Frame, princess, Nora Foster and Eddie Williams. A charming couple was Jane Humphrey, seventh grade princess, escorted by handsome Layne Rader. The driver is Bob McCutcheon. Gracious, smiling, Susie Lyon sits perched atop an old fashioned buggy as escort, Eddie Bell, attempts to get some horsepower moving under the hood. Left to right: Susie Lyon, Eddie Bell, Howard Blankenship, Jack Blankenship, G. O. Justice, and Bob Lewis. Let'5 Learn to Pla Membership is earned in the Girls' Athletic Association by earning 250 points in various sports. To remain a member one must earn 100 more each semester. These points may be earned during study hall periods or at noon hour. Senior members this year spent a week-end at Watoga State Park as a final get-together. Volley Ball, a popular form of recrea- tion, holds the attention of left to right: Eleanor Morton, Janet Champe, Jeanette Mc- Phee, Barbara Amick, Dixie Trent and Caro- lyn Murphy. Holding down the net is Betty Donaldson. Forming, of a pyramid shows balancing skills. First row, I. to r.: Ardith McClung, Louise Painter, Jean Ann Morris, Alma Kyle. Second row: Joan Cutlip, Nora Foster, Janet West- fall. Third row: Geraldine Perry, Pauline Donohue, and on top, Becky White. Demonstrating a split in the foreground are Nina Lilly and Patty Waggoner. Watching something besides the birdie in this game of badminton are left to right: Nina Lilly, Nora Foster, Barbara Amick, and Eleanor Morton. Keeping score are, foreground, Jean Ann Morris, and in the background, Betty Donaldson. Kickball requires close concentration as shown by left to right: Barbara Whitman, Nancy McDowell, Sue Mason, Susan Hall, Elsie Deal and Linda Sims. Basketball, a fast moving gam requiring athletic ability, is shown b these girls left to right: Darla Doole Betty Donaldson, Alice Morriston, Pe ny Nichols, Patsy Dorsey, Snookie Brown, Charlotte Cavendish, Jar Hinkle and Janet Westfall. FRANCES MORRISON NORA FOSTER SUSAN HALL ELEANOR MORTON JOAN CUTLIP . ..,,. S. . Shining like a new quarter, this band doesn't look like the same one that splashed through the rain and mud several football shows and parades during past months. First row, l. to r: John Hendrickson, Dorothy Brown, Ernest Taylor, Ray Donaldson, Arlen Savilla, Emma Jean Groves, Manville Savilla, and Carl Elkins. Second row: Mike Lett, Don Dietz, Betty Ann Trent, Joel Lee Groves, Helen Lykins, Charlotte Cavendish, Carolyn Murphy, Carol Sue Morton, Ricky Jones. Third row: Ronald Sweeney, Patty Waggoner, Nancy McDowell, Jean Ann Sweeney, Rosemary Dotson, Marcella Sparks, Norma Jane O'Dell, Gary Stout. Fourth row: Bill Size- more, Mary Armstrong, Donna Huffman, Elsie Deal, Harriet Smith, Dora Lee Burkholder, Cora Belle Malcolm, Paula Taylor, Janet Westfall. Fifth row: Becky Walker, Jane Hinkle, Karen Dotson, Vanra Grimes, Carolyn Wilde, Linda Beale, Lynda McDowell, Patsy Dorsey, Sandra Walker. Sixth row: Nina Lilly, Gaye Cutlip, Shirley Mollohan, Jeanette McPhee, Gary Wilson, Richard Prater and Bob Keenan. he Big Gold and Blue Band Represented Make each show better than the last is the motto that has carried the lO5 piece, N. C. H. S. Gold and Blue Band through another successful year. We have made appearances at 'football games, pep meetings, basketball games, Christmas program, the Strawberry Festival, the Carnifax Ferry Celebration, Republican Rally, Governor's Inauguration, County Fair, T. V., Laird Clinic Dedication, Halloween Parade, and finished with our annual Spring Concert and a three day trip to the Safety Patrol Convention at Washington, D. C. The maiorette corps brought more honors to our school as they were chosen All-Clinic Maiorettes at the State Bandmaster's Clinic at South Charleston. Tom Dotson, Becky White, and Walter Shalap, '56, represented us in the All-Clinic Band. At maiorette camp at Salina, Ohio, Becky White copped second place in the 'twirling division, Barbara Amick took third in the strutting contest and Pauline Donohue won the Sportsmanship Trophy. Our social life has not been neglected. We attended a picnic at Carnifax Ferry, sponsored a dance, traveled to Concord First row, l. to r. Ronda White, Betty Persinger, Eddie McMillion, Tom Dotson, Sue Nutter, Betty O'Dell, Elmeta McClung, Forest Ramsey, and Teresa Pugh. Second rowz' Annabelle Pauley, Marilyn Grose, Nancy Rose, Shirley Waggoner, ' Patty Backus, Tom Lewis, Bobby Frame, Roy Gene Stout, Joe Savilla, Third row: Louise Bays, Marie Walker, Jewell Morrison, Helen Robinson, Bill Mclntire, Paul Cook, Darrell Copenhaver, Marilyn Loving, Carol Frame, Patricia Rollins. Fourth row: Jo Ann Groves, Eddie Grose, Billy Sparks, Kelly Lett, Sam Strickland, Louella Roberts, Nancy Strickland, Mary Jane McHenry, Frances Ramsey, Jo Ann Crookshanks, Fifth row: Judy Grose, Louise Gill, Belle Rader, Becky Grose, Nancy Huffman, Kenneth Shalap, Jo Frazer, Ann Chap- man, Sue Mason. Sixth row: Geraldine Perry, Pauline Donohue, Penny Nichols, Becky White, Priscilla Tinnel, Susie Lyon, and Barbara Amick. Um School Well At Man Functions College to hear the Columbus Boy Choir, and to Montgomery to see the operetta Down In the Valley. Many of our mem- bers competed in the American Legion Talent Show. The band is still under the Merit System. This year's Band Council members are Sam Strickland, Ronald Sweeney, Mike Lett, Penny Nichols, Becky White and Bob Keenan. The band's senior members Tom Dotson, Joe Savilla, Betty O'Dell, Joan Crookshanks, Ronald Sweeney, Bill Sizemore, Richard Prater, Pauline Donohue, Barbara Amick, Bob Keenan, Nina Lilly, and Helen Lykins, wish to thank you, Mr. Nicosia, for the leadership you have given us, for the music you have taught us, and for the many won- derful hours we have spent together. To you, Band Boosters, goes our heart- felt thanks for the many activities you have sponsored and our trips you have financed. Without your help our Washington trip would not have been made. To all who have helped us along, Thank You! Band Enjo 5 Banquet, Paracles, and Trips Each year The band schedules several Trips which are both an education and fun. This year The band plans To go To Washington, D. C. To Take part in The School Safety PaTrol Parade. Top left: Band members get up early in The morning to attend The Strawberry Festival at Buckhannon. Bottom left: A life-saver relay attracts attention at the annua,l spring banquet. Lower left: The big Gold and Blue Band marches proudly toward the capital at the Inaugural in Charleston. Lower left: Music fills The air as The band parades up the boulevard in honor of Governor Underwood's inauguration. Lower right: Richwood band students enioy the eats provided by the Summersville band prior To the big game. Lower right: Local band members like good hosts wait patiently for food after 'The band practice' session. S . 2 X 5 5 3 E s . S Q H f 2 I X S 5 s x S E E S S S S 5 s E Y Q E is E E 5 Q li se I3 i S Y s ii S E Q S S E Qs fe 2. 2 w E Q A play is in the making' From the look on Snookies face it should be an enloyable scene. First row, l. to r.: Alma Kyle, Arclith McClung Sam Strickland Joel Lee Groves Second row Russell Taylor Bob Keenan Mike McClung, Louise Brown, Tom Dotson, Tom Tlxespzoms Choose Best Actors The Thespians are completing an- other highly successful year under the direction of Mrs. Mary Groves and .lack Cawthon. Four one-act plays were presented in the spring. They were Suppressed Desires, Just What the Doctor Or- dered, Abner Crane From Hayseed Lane, and The Diamond Earring. Suppressed Desires entered the regional contest at Montgomery and upon winning first place there entered the state contest in Morgantown. All fixed up ready for the Christmas Play are these Thespians. First row, l. to r.: Charlotte Vaughan, Nancy Strickland, Betty Dillon, Eleanor Morton, Janet Westfall. Second row: Joe Savilla, Edward Grose, Aaron Cadle, Louella Roberts, Audrey Strickland, Mac Cavendish and Nancy McDowell. Did you ever wonder what the duties of the library assistants were? Maybe this will alleviate your curiosity. In picture number l, clockwise, Helen Dotson and Betty Donaldson check out books while Patty Waggoner calls the roll and Annette Ball gets the index cards in order. Hattie Jarrett looks through the filing cabinet as Arletta Huffman and Jo Ann Snodgrass put magazines on the rack in picture 2. Picture 3 finds Pearl O'Dell and Patty Legg sorting magazines to be put away. Louise Painter and Helen Lykins find information in an encyclopedia as Ruth Lewis looks on, in Picture 4. - Every book has a jacket that must be filed in alphabetical order. This duty is performed by Nell Dotson, Martha .lo Cooper and Margie Ware in Picture 5. ln picture 6 Violet Martin, Wanda Martin and Dolores Russell put books on the shelf in their places. ive Me Cl Good Book When one wants to know what causes aurora borealis, which dictator overawed his neighbors by showing movies, or what the phenakistoscope was, one goes to the library. A group of students is ready to help any fellow student find this information. They are the library assistants. Many duties are performed by these girls besides finding information. They check out books, keep books in order, keep the files up-to-date, and fill out absence sheets. The library assistants are carefully chosen for their friendliness, courtesy, patience, efficiency, honesty, and a sincere interest in people and books. While they assist other students they are helping themselves by gaining experience in bookkeeping and association with others. Quiet Pleasel Familiar words in the library as some students solve the school's problems and others try to study. From l. to r: Duane Ogden, Bill Sizemore, Ros- coe Dillon, Richard Prater, Carl ,Elkins, and Alma Kyle. 57 . 'Sh ' Well Received Practice makes perfect was quoted often during rehearsals as a busy era was initiated for the members of Shy Guy which was presented November 15. lil Larry Madison, Joel Lee Groves, attempts to get his friend out of hot water. l2D Looking startled, Janet Westfall as Julie Tucker shows off lchabod to Fred Hastings portrayed by Sammy Strickland. C31 Gloria's boyfriend, Bill Sterling, acted by Mac Cavendish proposed to Patsy Dorsey, a beautiful model. C45 Glamour Boy Fred and Melinda Whipple, Nancy Strickland, eighty years strong decides to play football as Fred Hastings, girlfriend, Nancy McDowell, poses with Larry Madison for the glamour girl ad while getting pointers from Betty Dillon as Lois Cowan. Mike McClung acting as Mr. Danburg, a TV agent, watches these performances with Mrs. Hastings portrayed by Louella Roberts. C51 Too much is enough when Melinda Whipple takes sleeping pills instead of an aspirin and faints into Mr. Hasting's arms, portrayed by Mike Lett. SS if Y GenelPerkins comes to arrest Mr. Maxwell, Bob Keenan, who is calmly reading the evening newspaper. Joe Savilla, and Roscoe Dillon cavort while Alma Kyle is comforted by Ardith McClung as Betty Donaldson weeps. At left, Tom Dotson takes it all in. B Seniors Ca ort in 'lf Mother Qnl Knew' The annual senior play was presented on April In the pictures on this page, Bob Keenan is pic- il in matinee and evening performances. lf tured in the play cast. The part of Mr. Maxwell Mother Only Knew centered around Mr. and Mrs. was played by Tom Mearns, who received the role Maxwell's twentieth anniversary and involved the too late to be pictured here. ' OR- f DIRECT l f X 'Q entire family and several outsiders. I r i i .loe Savilla and Roscoe Dillon are up to the usual thing as they lie on the floor eating celery and bread and wondering what to do next. Barbara Whitman and Ronald Sweeney look through books to find new debate material. Pauline Donohue and Darla Dooley have iust returned from the store and Darla rushes to the telephone to practice her role in the play. 59 Qutstcmcling Students Recognized The year 1957 marked The TwenTieTh anniversary of The Nicholas CounTy ChapTer of The NaTional Honor SocieTy. In December, 1936, The charTer was granTed by The naTional organizaTion and The TirsT members graduaTed in The spring of 1937. Since Then 353 members have Taken Their places as leaders and ciTizens in Their sTaTe and communiTy. In commemoraTing This anniversary The spring inducTion ceremony TeaTured The wheel of pro- gress, wiTh members of each socieTy giving brief Talks on school condiTions aT ThaT Time. The SocieTy exisTs To creaTe enThusiasm Tor scholar- ship, To promoTe leadership, To encourage The build- ing of an exemplary characTer, and To creaTe a desire Tor service. To promoTe scholarship The socieTy presenTs a plaque To The homeroom wiTh The highesf per cenT on The honor roll, selecTs The ouTsTanding sTudenT from each class every nine weeks, and gives awards To graduaTing seniors who have made The mosT ouT- sTanding conTribuTion in science, drama, music, social sTudies, maThemaTics, and English. To render service They assisT freshmen in enroll- ing, help in College Career Days, and always do Their parT in helping wiTh communiTy acTiviTies. They donaTed S100 To The F. F. A. Camp aT Ripley, sso To The Polio drive, S25 To The band, and aided de- serving sTudenTs by giving Them new and used cloThing. Membership in The NaTional Honor SocieTy is limiTed To 10 per cenT of The iunior class The second semesTer and five per cenT of The senior class The TirsT semesTer of The nexT year. CandidaTes eligible for membership musT have a The National Honor Society pracTices for Their firsT semesTer initiation ceremony. Front row, l. To r: Pauline Donohue, Darla Dooley, ArdiTh McClung, Joan CuTlip, RoberT Keenan, Raymond Wotring, Jean Ann Morris, Tom Mearns, JaneT Champe, Ronald Sweeney, Helen F or Meritorious Achievements scholastic average of 85 per cent, must have mani- fested desirable qualities of leadership, and must have displayed exemplary character. Each year two induction ceremonies are held. Parents and friends of candidates are invited and following the spring induction a reception is held for parents, teachers, and members. In the ceremony new members pledge their vows- TO THE GLORY OF CHARACTER TO THE STRENGTH OF LEADERSHIP TO THE POWER OF WISDOM AND THE LOVE OF SERVICE Working in a concession stand is hard as well as fun at all times. The camera sleuth caught Janet Champe, Alice Morriston, Betty Donaldson, Jean Ann Morris, and, Daris Johnson in one of the happier moments. Lykins, Barbara Whitman, Howard Keenan, Alma Kyle. Back row Dans Johnson Betty Donaldson Bob Backus Snooky Brown Tom Dotson, Gene Perkins, Louise Painter, Darryl Mullens, Robert Worlledge Helen Dotson Bull Crntes Top left: Contributing their typing skill to the staff are front row, r. to l: Ronald Sweeney, Patty Waggoner, Sue Hughes. Second row: Charles McClung, Ruth Ann Legg, .loan Snodgrass. Third row: Joan Cutlip, Alma Kyle, Arletta Huffman. Right: Paste, scissors, rulers, and pencils will be the working tools of these members as they fix the pictures for the yearbook. L. to r: Jean Ann Morris, Audrey Strickland, Betty Donaldson, Richard Prater, Pee Wee McPhee, Annette Ball, Helen Dotson, Glen Mollohan. 1957Staff Sets Goals High l .l The power that makes the spotlight burn is the Nichlosean Staff. In this annual we have recorded our lives at Nicholas County High School, our ioys and sorrows, victories and defeats, our hopes, our aspirations, our dreams and awakenings. We hope that it will keep alive memories of high school days when the spotlight shines on another chapter of our lives - the future. The goal of the staff was an annual that everyone would treasure and one that would win first honors in national competition. If these goals are attained it will recompense our effort. Left: Giving last minute' selling instructions to their crew of ad sellers are Tom Mearns, bending over and Gene Perkins, standing, while other members listen intent- ly. First row, l. to r: Snookie Brown, Pauline Donohue, Raymond Wotring. Second row: Joe Savilla, Don Sweeney, Jim Hackney, Roscoe Dillon. Third row: Nora Foster, Howard Keenan, Nina Lilly, Duane Ogden. Right: Last minute arrangements on the layout are completed by the various editors of the Nichlosean who are seated I. to r: Helen Dot- son, Helen Lykins, Tom Dotson. Standing: Ardith McClung, Bob Keenan, Barbara Whitman, Louise Painter, Betty Donaldson. Top left: Looking over the past edition and exchange papers the Journalism l students set their aims for better papers in the future. Front row, I. to r: John Bennett, Karen Adkins. Second row: Bob Jacobs, Dellis Brown, and Eugene Fields. Center: Cub reporters Jerald Hunt, June Foster, and Nicky Nichols at first, thought the headline chart was a big laugh, but the second look was a different story. Right: Candy! Candy! the famous words that first year students become familiar with as they sell the stuff to help finance the school paper. Using their salesmanship here are Paul Huffman, Eddie McMillion and Susan Hall. Journalists Work to Make The Paper a Success Hardworking journalists joined in the mad scramble to gather information, write stories, sell ads, and prepare the final layout for each issue of the Gold and Blue Record. The hustle and bustle around Room 3 was led by eight Journalism II students and Mrs. Kathryn Drennen, faculty advisor, as first year reporters enthusiastically gathered 'material and wrote articles, sold candy to finance the paper, and sold ads. The editorial staff edited columns and prepared layouts in carrying out their goals: to keep the student body well informed, and to try to win first honors in state and national competi- tion. ln spite of all the work on the Gold and Blue Record the Journalism ll students found time to work on Nichlosean layouts and pictures and begin work on next year's annual. Because of Mrs. Drennen's abilities in teaching journalism the Gold and Blue Record has won first honors in the state for several years. Layouts are always a trying experience for Journalism ll as the big wheels of the staff get some new advice from Nancy McDowell. Front row, l. to r: Janet Westfall, Alice Morriston, Penny Nichols. Second row: Bob Keenan, Mike McClung, Kash McClure, Mac Cavendish. Lower left: Taking down correct notes are important for that big story. Front row, I. to r: Aaron Cadle, Eugene Workman, Gene Vickers, and Gene Helms. Second row: Wanda Jones, Dollie O'Dell, Dennis Dorsey, Bob Jacobs, Frank Young. Third row: Julia Tyler, Larry Ward and Hilda Spinks. Lower right: Everyone waits anxiously for these students as they prepare to deliver the new edition of school news. Front row, l. to r: Shirley Stephenson, Sue Ann Strader, Bernard Cavendish, Margie Champe, Steven Dorsey, Jim Cavendish. Back row: Lula Wiblin, Betty Taylor, Wendell Stull, Jackie Hughes, Carl Brock. Their knowledge like a beacon of light shines ahead to guide their ways in future years. Back row left to right: Donald Shafer Robert McClung, Charles Tucker, Manford Neil, Lloyd Skaggs, George Vaughn, Earl Conner, Norman Dix, Buford Dodrill, Robert Worlledge Ernest Facemire, Jimmy Grose, Bob Neil, William E. Dorsey, Roger Copenhaver, Forest Hughes, Holden Martin, Daniel Nutter, and Lawrence Craft. Third row left to right: William McCutcheon, Allen Stone, Rcland Sigman, Johnny Loving, Paul Strickland, Charles Huffman, Rodney Projects, Contests and Stud .1-1 The successful farmer of tomorrow is the Future Farmer of today. With this slogan in mind 71 farm boys have completed another year of Vocational Agri- culture under the guidance of their instructor, Carl Cook. Aside from the supervised farm training program the F. F. A. has completed numerous proiects during the year. ' One of the most important of these was the annual Safety Campaign held between January l to April l. New signs on the campus and the Welcome Signs at all the town entrances were painted and put up by the F. F. A. V They built the scorer's table at the gym, built two picnic tables which were donated to the new F. F. A. Camp at Ripley along with 20 Rhododendron, three Mountain Magnolia plants and three Chinquapin trees. 64 Dodrill, John Grose, Vernon Rose, William Jones, Dale Copenhaver, Ray Sparks, Dennis Copenhaver, Charles Collins, Larry Crookshanks, Harold Jarvis, Ernest Craft, and Buster Tinney. Second row left to right: Bobby Harlow, Harold Thompson, Frank Murphy, Reginald Sparks, John Murphy, Orville Lewis, Joe Kellison, Freddy Huffman, Dickie Jackson, Dennis Huffman, Bob Bell, Kermit White, Ronald Frame, Billy Harlow, Grant Lewis, Eugene Chapman, Burl Harrouff, and Carl Hamric. Front row left to right: Darrell Copenhaver, Carl Cook, sponsor, Hedgie Triplett, Dale Dodrill, Carlos Rapp, Clarence Johnson, Billy O'Dell, and Gale Stover. Kept the Future Farmers Bus l Picnic tables donated by the F. F. A. are picked up by the State Youth Camp director, Joe Bailey. Loading the tables are, l. to r: Bob Bell, Carl Hamric, Paul Strickland, Dyer Herold, Carl Cook, sponsor, Carlos Rapp, Clarence Johnson, and Mr. Bailey. The annual Ham, Bacon and Egg Show was held with the hams and bacon being cured at their own smoke house. The Father and Son Banquet was held with the new chapter Star Farmer and Speech Contest winners being named. The F. F. A. was represented last year at the State Convention at Jackson's Mill by Carlos Rapp and Clarence Johnson. Attending camp at Ripley were Dale Dodrill, Sherman Dodrill, '56, Carlos Rapp, Clarence Johnson, Shirley O'Dell, '56, and Bob Bell. The Conservation' Camp representative was Carlos Rapp. Proof that the F. F. A. is growing is presented by the fact that a record number of 42 freshmen enrolled last year in the farm training program for the purpose of LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LlVING TO SERVE 65 Learning to make Home Sweet Home a pleasant place for the future lucky man is the goal of these Future Homemakers. Front row, l. to r: sponsor, Miss Hazel Dorsey, Ardith McClung, Janet Champe, Darla Dooley, Betty Donaldson, Jean Ann Morris, Nancy Strickland, Louise Painter, Helen Lykins, Alma Kyle, and Mrs. Virginia Simms, sponsor. Second row: Ruth Ann Legg, Jeanette McPhee, Charlotte Vaughan, Barbara Whitman, Delores Stacy, Pauline Donohue, June White, Helen Dotson, Barbara Brogan, Annette Ball, Jo Ann Crook- shanks, and Audrey Strickland. Third row: Betty O'Dell, Sue Hughes, Mary Brown, Janet Westfall, Penny Nichols, Marcella Sparks, Judy Grose, Geraldine Perry, Carolyn Murphy, Nancy McDowell, Margaret Alley, and Dora Lilly. Fourth row: Nancy Hayes, Eleanor Morton, Millie Grogg, Becky White, Patty Hackney, Judy Murphy, Agnes Tyree, Hilda Groves, Norma Brown, and Jo Ann Garrett. Fifth row: Frances Ramsey, Alice Morriston, Shirley Groves, Jo Ann Morriston, Betty Hughes, Elmeta McClung, Jane Hinkle, Ann Chapman, Sue Mason, Helen Bailes, Thelma Martin, and Delores Price. Sixth row: Jean Painter, Norma O'Dell, June Foster, Lula Wiblin, Glenna Bosley, Sue Nutter, Harriet Smith, Marie Walker, Elizabeth Lawson, Susan Hall, Marilyn Grose, and Juanita Young. Top row: Madeline Painter, Linda Layton, Nancy Ray, Ruby Painter, Dianne Galeener, Donna Hughes, Judy Greaser, and Annalee Shaffer. They Remembered, The Wa to Cl Marfs Heart... First and second grade children are invited to a party each year sponsored by the F. H. A. for the needy. Children are being greeted this year by Louise Painter, Darla Dooley, Nancy McDowell, and Miss Hazel Dorsey, sponsor. The party is over, everyone had a wonderful time and Jean Ann Morris and Ardith Santa Claus McClung bid the kids farewell. 66 Learning to live better today so that the lives of the student and her family may be enriched is the chief aim of the Future Homemakers of America. The purpose of the Future Homemakers is To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. Red and white are the colors of this organization which is sponsored by Miss Hazel Dorsey and Mrs. Virginia Simms of the home economics department. Each year this active group has a series of parties and roasts that prove to be a lot of fun. Besides attending the regional F. H. A. meeting at Athens, the group sends two representatives to the F. H. A. Camp at Jackson's Mill each year. Busy at one of their various tasks oflchecking and filing tests are seated l. to r: Millie Grogg, Darla Dooley, Joel Lee Groves Raymond Wotring, Janet Westfall and Barbara Whitman. Standing are Sam Strickland and Tom Mearns. Helping Others is Their Motto The Student Guidance Council is composed of eight members. In May of each year the council elects two boys and two girls from the sophomore class to replace the graduating seniors. They serve for a period of two years. Members chosen by the council must be approved by the faculty. Such personality and character traits as scholar- ship, character, leadership, co-operation and de- pendability are considered in selecting new mem- bers. This is an active group of students who perform a valuable service for their school. Each member is scheduled for one period each olay to work with the counselor. Their work consists of scor- ing tests, making profile sheets, filing vocational materials, checking out and checking in career material, recording data on the individual guid- ances folders, filing requests for admits, calling students for interviews, and doing many routine iobs which make it possible for the counselor to devote more of her time to testing and interview- ing students. - The council with the help of the sponsor pub- lishes a handbook for the use of new students. This proiect entails a considerable amount of time, effort, and expense. The money that is made on the lunch hour movies helps to finance the publishing of the handbook. ln April each year the council elects from the freshman class a boy and girl to serve on the Assembly Committee and also a boy and girl for the Social Committee. They assist with Eighth Grade Visiting Day, Career Day, and College Day. The Guidance Council sponsors two Citizenship awards to be given to the senior boy and girl each year, who are selected by the council and faculty as being most worthy of it. Discussing the events for the activity calendar are standing l. to r: Sam Strickland, Pauline Donohue, Raymond Wotring, Nancy McDowell, Van Summers and Sue Mason. Seated are Mrs. Esther Golden and Mrs. Mariorie Lay, sponsors. heir Work Was Uur Pleasure Make-up is messy, but a 'must' and these students seem to enioy getting ready for this social activity. Front row, l. to r: Penny Nichols, Darla Dooley and Sam Strickland, Background l. to r: Janet Champe, Elsie Deal, and Harold Groves, '56. A perpetual source of the most noble and useful entertainment, is a quotation which vvell describes the assembly committee. This Worthwhile group, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Esther Golden and Mrs. Mar- iorie Lay, searches diligently for outstanding assembly programs in the fields of entertainment and instruction. Six students constitute the Assembly Committee, tvvo seniors, two iuniors, and tvvo sophomores. In May of each year two students from the freshman class are elected for a period of three years. Students are selected on a basis of leadership, per- sonality, character, and scholastic achievement. Among the programs sponsored by the Assembly Committee during the past year were William S. Willet's Bazaar In India , the O'Days, professional magicians, and Russ Burgess, with a group of African Love Birds trained to raise flags, ride ferris wheels, and ride a train through a blanket of fire. Tiny Wendell Dodrill is practicing a popular form of recreation, not often approved. L. to r: Eddie McMillion, Mrs. Fae Groves, sponsor, Carol Keenan, Wendell, Barbara Amick, Howard Keenan. Seated: Eleanor Morton. Fun is Their Business Did you get the social activity blank 'filled out? Good, now all we have to do is find the social committee members and have them sign it. This is a statement heard quite often around school. It is this committee that decides whether we should have a party, dance, or picnic, or whether we should not. Composed of two members from each of the three upper classes, it is headed by Mrs. Fae Groves. Its members are chosen at the end of their freshman year by the Guidance Council. Their iob is to see that each social activity is properly chaperoned and a responsible clean-up committee is on hand after it is over. Each member must have his name on the ac- tivity sheet and the sheet must be in the office two days prior to the social affair. 'Granclehilclren Beware of These Their goal is to be teachers in the future. First row, l. to r: Nora Foster, Helen Dotson, Jeanette McPhee, Joan Cutlip, Jean Ann Morris, Tom Mearns, Nina Lilly, Louise Painter, Janet Champe, Pauline Donchue and Raymond Wotring. Second row: Paul Price, Gene Perkins, Helen Lykins, Betty Donaldson, Roscoe Dillon, Tom Dotson, Robert Keenan, Richard Prater, Josephine Cox, Jo Ann Crookshanks and Barbara Whitman. Third row: Alice Morriston, Janet Westfall, Delma White, June White, Mildred Rodebaugh, Becky White, Dudley Dorsey, Kash McClure, Mike McClung, Patty Hackney and Nancy McDowell. Fourth row: Harolcl Thompson, Carlos Rapp, Lovella Roberts, Pearl O'Dell, John Hendrickson, Agnes Tyree, Penny Nichols, Sandra Nichols and Annabelle Harrison. Inset: Mrs. Rotha Strickland, sponsor. T fession more attractive to young people is the aim of T the Future Teachers of America Club, composed of 44 i iuniors and seniors. To become a member, a student is given a teaching aptitude test which determines his ability in the field of instruction. A student making 95? or above on the test, having a C plus average and approved by the faculty will be admitted to the club. A senior and iunior member were chosen to repre- sent the club at the annual Future Teachers conference held at Jackson's Mill. President Tom Mearns and Carlos Rapp were selected to attend the meeting. Other activities of club included serving at the County Teacher Banquet, doing substitute teaching in the grade school and holding panel discussions on the advantages and opportunities of teaching. Chemistry is required in various fields in this modern age. Here Sonny Hines and Tom Mearns struggle with an experiment in the beginning phase of an essential subiect. 70 . An attempt to dignity, elevate, and make the pro- an international organization composed of high school girls. The purpose of the club is: To build a fellowship Members of the Y-Teens, a Christian organization for girls, are first row I. to r: Betty Donaldson, Ruth Legg, Janet Nutter, Dollie O'Dell, Janet Champe, Nina Lilly, Eleanor Morton, Jean Morris, Ardith McClung, Louise Painter, Helen Lykins, and Alma Kyle. Second row: Betty O'Dell, Jeanette McPhee, Darla Dooley, Charlotte Vaughan, Pauline Donohue, June Smith, Helen Dotson, Annette Ball, Violet Martin, Wanda Martin, Jo Ann Crookshanks and Audrey Strickland. Third row: Nancy McDowell, Hilda Groves, Janet Westfall, Penny Nichols, Marcella Sparks, Jo Ann Snodgrass, Arletta Huffman, Barbara Amick, Deloris Sparks, Shelba Dorsey, Sue Hughes, and Louise Brown. Fourth row: Cora Belle Malcolm, Sandra Nichols, Agnes Tyree, Millie Grogg, Becky White, Norma Brown, Jo Ann Garrett, Elmeta McClung, Nancy Strickland, Louella Roberts, Helen Bailes, Geraldine Perry, and Patty Hackney. Fifth row: Patsy Dorsey, Charlotte Caven- dish, Dora Lilly, Ruth Rader, Margaret Alley, Carol Sue Morton, Mary Armstrong, Betty Dillon, Mary Brown, Irene Young, Carolyn Murphy and Karen Adkins. Sixth row: June Foster, Lula Wiblin, Anna Lee Shaffer, Diane Galeener, Donna Hughes, Harriet Smith, Susan Hall, Marie Walker, Sue Mason, Carol Keenan, and Violet Sparks. Back row: Linda Simms, Nancy Ray, Bonnie Lee Hamon, Brenda Young, Betty Snodgrass, Jane Hinkle, Susie Lyons, Elsie Deal, Judy Greaser, Donna Huffman, Margie Champe and Juanita Young. Their Goal, To Develop Spirituall The Y-Teen Club, a branch of the Y. W. C. A., is of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. The program of this worthwhile organi- zation is the development of body, mind, and spirit against a background of Christian fellowship. The club, the largest in N. C. H. S. with a member- ship of approximately T70 girls, is sponsored by Mrs. Betty Jean Scholl. Unlike other clubs, admission is open to any girl in our school who desires to become a member. Approximately fifty new members were initiated into the club in a religious ceremony on February 13. After initiation, the new members may receive a membership pin. 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To r: Bill Neil, Bob Backus, Daris Johnson, and Darryl Mullens. Second row: PeTe Sims, Raymond WoTring, Ace Sweeney, J. P. Lanham, and Roscoe Dillon. Third row: Coach James Gladwell, Gene Perkins, Howard Keenan, Bill CriTes, Bob Young, Bob Worlledge, Coaches Bernard Poole and Bob Burruss. Recogni ing the Top Athletes The purpose of The N-Club is To fosTer high scho.lasTic raTing, To sTimulaTe a desire for balanced Training, To elevaTe The ideals of sporTsmanship, and To develop a high Type of leadership in The male aThleTes of Nicholas CounTy High School. Membership To This naTional organizaTion will be granfeol To leTTermen of eifher of These sporTs: fooTball, baseball, baskeTball, or Track, To man- agers who have served for Two years, To pub- liciTy managers, and To official scorekeepers, upon The recommendaTion of The sponsors and officers of The club. Officers of The club This year are Donald Sweeney, presidenT, Darryl Mullens, vice-presi- denT, Daris Johnson, Treasurer, and PeTe Sims, sergeanT-aT-arms. PoTaToes and women had Their day when These prospecTive N- Club members clon- ned various garbs each day during a Three day iniTiaTion Trial. PicTured from lefT To righT are Ed McClure, Mike Bays, Bob Le99, Henry Lilly, Irvin Moore, and Bill Ray. '91 Miss Barbara Amick 1956 Homecoming Queen 76 Homecoming Attendants Maid-of-Honor Sandra Nichols Susie Lyons Junior Sophomore Carol Frame Jewell Morrison Jane Humphrey Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade 77 Mr. Nichlosean 1957 Raymond Worring Runner-up, Girls Nina Lilly Chosen From Entire Senior Class By 78 pw, m1f.r!J,f4..v, me '-vez,-5-LLQZH-'ig' l auhmes gadj w..-.-I noyeeasy- N-ADM .fo M047 :Ecol Mn? x-Ly-V 0,796 0.,Qfo G, 42761.-My f4 ea-..., 7-uh wvnif ivan-J yea,-:.L years fill 1Aa,.3seffu L,....,f.,,e J. mp, .J yuh .cz-4406 549, Vfq. g1...,a. x26LdA5!0lI4, ,AJ-. 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D on Sweeney Best Public Speakers ....... ....... H elen Lykins, Tom Mearns Best Football Player ........... ....... .........,................... P e te Simms Best Basketball Player ....... ..............,.............................. B ob Young Best Most Studious ..... Howard Keenan Joan Cutlip Most Likely To Succeed Dancers ....,............... ...... Most Likely To Succeed ..... Best Musician ................... Neatest .......................... Patty Waggoner, Ronald Sweeney Jean Ann Morris, Tom Dotson Louise Brown, Tom Dotson Jean Ann Morris, Gene Perkins Louise Painter, Tom Mearns Gloria Burdette Best Public Speakers I Best Basketball Player 1 Snooky Brown Tom Mearns Snooky Brown Tom Dotson Bill Neil 80 TIME NERS '40 410, AROUND 0' POPULAR 'X was LOOKING fo, Neatest l Kent Holcomb Best Football Player Donald Sweeney Winning Petsoncilitiesu Most Studious THIRD PLACE WINNERS Best All Around ,........... .. .... .loan Cutlip, Donald Sweeney Best Looking ..................... ........ N ina Lilly, Howard Keenan Best Actor and Actress ..... .. ............... Nina Lilly, Bob Keenan Most Popular ................ ..,.... J oan Cutlip, Donald Sweeney Frienclliest ......... ............ N ina Lilly, Gene Perkins Cutest Figure .......... ............................... P atty Waggoner Best Physique ................ ......,,,............................ H oward Keenan Best Public Speakers ..... ....... P auline Donohue, Howard Keenan Best Football Player ..., ..........,................................... H oward Keenan Best Basketball Player .......................................................... Tom Mearns Best Dancers ...,............,... Janet Champe, Peggy Legg, Howard Keenan Most Likely To Succeed ................ Barbara Whitman, Larry Daugherty, Bob Keenan Best Musician ,,,,L. ....,,,...........................,,.... H elen Lykins, Joe Savilla Neatest .............. ........................................... J oan Cutlip Tom Mearns Most Studious .......... Best Dancers Ardith McClung, .Louise Brown, Ronald Sweeney Tom Dotson Barbara Whitman Best Musicians Ronald Sweeney Janet Champe Cutest Figure - Best Physique Bob Young Nina Lilly 81 Nina Lilly Pete Simms Q 5 W R ww X Ncxbxx X S . ., QI: .,qS3555.5E?i:E3.: :RQ . f 5:-F,-:,:e:a::s' .' Qfiiffiif . N' fa Kwsx ' f Y X xx 1 .w Y X xx Nw J X Q I lk 'V 6 Q1 NX ik, - Y fs. - Y :15g 5z ' ' fm,,.::,x:, 'S x 4? .7 474' 4? Roscoe Dillon Steve Harlow Kent Holcomb Daris Johnson Howard Keenan Graduation Takes Toll of Senior Starters FOOTBALL We They Cowen - Home ....... ,,,,. 3 4 O Sutton - Away ....... ..,.. 3 1 6 Hinton - Away ....... ..... 4 5 14 Gassaway - Home ............ ..... 2 8 O Webster Springs - Home ..... -- 12 0 Gauley Bridge - Away ...... ..... 2 i 32 Fayetteville - Away ..... -, 6 O Lookout - Home ...., ..... l 3 O E Richwood - Home ............ ...... ..... i 4 O J. P. Lennene Deen Morris Darryl Marlene Gene Perkins Bill Rey Pete Simms Donald Sweeney Bob Worlledge 1 Joe Worlledge Raymond Wotring Football Profuicles Thrills Because of bad football weather last fall, good action pictures were very scarce. At one game a steady downpour of rain kept our camera men from getting shots. At several games the temperature was so low camerasfroze up and would not click when the big moment came. r Renewing their old rivalry, the Grizzlies and Richwood Lumberiacks met on the Summersville gridiron and the 'Jacks came out on the short end of a T4-O score. ln the picture above Howard Keenan received a pitchout from Raymond Wotring on the three yard line and went on to score the first touchdown of the game. Moving in to Keenan's right is Wotring, No. 40, and Irvin Moore, No. 43. This is one of the scoring plays of the game. The other came on a pitchout from Wotring to Keenan on the seven yard line. In the opening game of the season the Cowen Bulldogs fell before the Grizzly scoring machine 34-O. The Bulldogs did not advance beyond the 50 yard line during the game. The Grizzlies capitalized on long runs. In the first picture to the left Raymond Wotring, No. 40, plows through on a quarter-back sneak. Moving in on the play are Darryl Mullens, No. 38, and Pete Sims, No. 25. In the second picture a Cowen back lands near the Grizzly bench on a punt return. Grizzlies in the picture are Bob Worlledge, No. 48, Henry Lilly, No. 23, and Bill Ray, No. 36. The Gauley Bridge Travelers kick off to the Grizzlies after a T. D. in their 32-21 victory. ln the picture below Darryl Mullens, No. 38, Bobby Jack Legg, No. 49, Bill Ray, No. 36, and Pete Sims, No. 25 advance down the field on the kick off. vmmwmi- -mms-V: Straight and sturdy they proved noble and able on the field of honor. Top row, left to right: Wendell Dodrill, Nicky Nichols, Ed McClure, Joe Kirker, Bob Houghton, Ralph Brock, Michael Bays, Van Summers, Gale Mullens, David Herbert, Kash McClure, and Mike McClung. Third row left to right: Coach Bob Burruss, Bob Bell, Dudley Dorsey, Jack Perkins, George Ritchie, Steve Harlow, Darryl Mullens, Robert Worlledge, Joe Summers, Gary Coffman, Henry Lilly, Bob Legg J. P. Lanham, and Coach James Gladwell. Second row left to Team Spirit, Hard Work and Skill The Grizzlies, under the guidance of head coach James Gladwell and assistants Robert Burruss and Bernard Poole, completed their most successful season since 1954 on November 9 as they defeated Richwood 14-0 for an 8-1 season record. Starting the season with a bang the Grizzlies handed Cowen a 34-O setback September 7 on the local grid- iron. Highlighting the game, Gene Perkins intercepted a pass and galloped 82 yards in the fourth quarter. Don Sweeney topped all runners with 91 yards in 8 tries for 11V2 yards a try. Howard Keenan was second with 45 yards in four plays for an 111A average. In a game featuring long runs the locals traveled to Sutton September 14 to hand the Blue Devils a 31-6 defeat. The Grizzlies totaled 243 yards on five scoring plays. The longest run of the afternoon was J. P. Lanham's 88 yard third quarter sprint. Pete Sims stood out on defense and intercepted a pass that resulted in a 40 yard t. d. Hinton's Bobcats, a team that was favored over the Grizzlies, fell before Gladwell's scoring machine 45-14, September 21, on the Bobcats home tield. Raymond Wotring had a field day, picking up three touchdowns and two extra points, while Howard Kee- nan scored twice and Don Sweeney and Irvin Moore each pushed one across. Pete Sims scored the other extra point. Both Hinton scores came in the second quarter. After a slow start the Grizzlies finally began moving inthe second quarter to defeat the Gassaway Elks 28-O in the Annual Homecoming Game, September 28. Scoring for the locals were: Darryl Mullens, Howard Keenan, Don Sweeney, Irvin Moore, Raymond Wotring, and Pete Sims. right: Raymond Wotring, Donald Sweeney, Kent Holcomb, Gene Perkins, Roscoe Dillon, Bill Ray, Howard Keenan, Irvin Moore, Dean Morris, PeTe Sims, Daris Johnson, and Joe Worlledge. Front row left To righT: Zsoldas Hamrick, Billy McClung, Don Brewer, CurTis Lilly, Bob Lewis, Mansel Grose, Gale Osborne, Eugene Jackson, Jason Hanna, Jack Blankenship, Bob McClung, and Donald Shafer. Lcd Bears To Successful Season Remaining undefeaTed The Grizzlies won Their fifTh sTraighT game OcTober 5, as They eked ouT a I2-O vicTory over WebsTer Springs on The local field. Irvin Moore leaped high in The end zone To snaTch a J. P. Lanham aerial from Three defenders for The firsT score in The firsT quarTer. In The fourTh quarfer, Don Sweeney found a hole in The defense and galloped 55 yards for The final 6 poinTs. The Gauley Bridge Travelers showed The abiliTy of The champions They were as They knocked The Grizzlies from The undefeaTed ranks 32-2I aT Gauley, OcTober 21. Scoring Twice early in The firsT quarTer on a 60 yard run and -45 yard pass, The Travelers were never seriously ThreaTened. The Grizzlies scored on a 35 yard run by J. P. Lanham, a 50 yard pass from Lanham To Irvin Moore, a 25 yard run by Howard Keenan, and Three exTra poinTs by PeTe Sims. Playing in ankle-deep mud and sTeady downpour of rain The Grizzlies handed FayeTTeville a 6-O defeaT on The PiraTes' gridiron OcTober 6. Don Sweeney scored The lone Touchdown of The game in The Third quarTer. Sparked by Two Touchdowns by Howard Keenan, The Grizzlies up-ended The NuTTall Generals I3-O on The home fronT November 2. Keenan's firsT score came on an eighT yard recovered fumble in The Third quarTer. In The fourTh quarTer he swepT lefT end on a reverse for 55 yards. Keenan also scored on a 70 yard run buT iT was nullified by a penalTy. PeTe Sims booTed The lone paT. Scoring in The Richwood game was pracTicaIIy a dupIicaTe of The LookouT game as The Grizzlies success- fully defended Their Nicholas CounTy Championship in a I4-O Triumph. Howard Keenan scored boTh T. d.'s one on a Three yard piTchouT and The oTher on a 7 yard run. PeTe Sims and Raymond VVoTring scored The exTra poinTs. Again in This game a score by Howard Keenan was nullified by a penalTy. by 1 JUNIOR HIGH SUMMARY N.C.H.S. Opponents 7 Cowen ..... .... l 2 Coach Burruss was kept busy this year with combined. duties of 14 Cowen U 7 coaching the B-Team and supervising the boys morning physical educa- tion class, in which he drilled the boys on the finer points of basketball, 7 Montgomery ,,,,, 'I9 boxing, wrestling, shuffleboard, and tumbling. A i8 Cowen ......... .- O 24 Cowen ..... -. O Cubs Foretell Future Football Success Members of the iunior high football squad take time out from learnin' how to play that gridiron game to have their picture taken. First row: l. to r. David Burnette, Tommy Carte, Gary Riddle, John Mink, Eddie Lilly, Don Groves, William McCutcheon, Fred Foster, Roger Norman, Chester Worlledge, and Jimmy Brown. Second row: Coach Bernard Poole, Jimmy Cox, Fred Burdette, John Rapp, Joe Kellison, Leon Thomas, Mitchell Williams, David Dooley, Mac Rader, Don Koon, and John Jarrell. Third row: David Lunter, manager, Delmas Mc- Clung, Walfgang Fredersdorff, John Lewis, Clyde Bailey, Roy Taylor, and Danny McClung, manager. Q K 35 2, X XX 'f:,:-5::::::m X ,:2:fi5.Ei2:.2.isEsEsFs5:sE:,.s: -: , W X r:::::rs ::r.r-:::-:-:-: A- x - .. .......,.. . K- .N5fsiaxfss.5:::5:5:1:15:v:s5X QQ:-1 :ANN ':1.r . X :X :,' ,:,.., X Sq X. .. X . -.-.1 :::: ::2:szS:EsE2Ef1fs1f1 :2f:f -s ''f'T:IS?sE-' X- .3515:fE5E5:i-5:2E3E-:rE'E' ' XX SX -2: A Split Season Shows lo 5, Heartlvrealcs li The Grizzlies went down to defeat, 69-65, at the hands of the Clay Panthers to ring down the final curtain on the '56-'57 campaign. The season closed with a respectable 10-10 record. - Paced by the scoring of Bob Young and Bill Neil, the rebounding of Bill Crites, Tom Mearns, and lrvin Moore, and the slick ball handling of Tom Dotson, Bob Backus, and Roscoe Dillon, the Grizzlies were well-balanced throughout the season. Two teams were added to the schedule the past season for the first time. They were Gassaway and Princeton. Gassaway was defeated twice, 89-78 and 95-81, while Princeton thumped the Grizzlies twice, 114-83 and 102-76. After the opening game loss to Ansted, 70-55, the Grizzlies traveled to Richwood for the Nicholas- Webster Warm-up Tournament where they edged past Richwood 74-72 in the opening round before losing to Webster Springs 85-65 in a hard-fought final match. Bob Ayersman and Company of Gauley Bridge provided the Grizzlies two of their toughest matches of the season. These games were made more in- teresting through the heated rivalry between the Travelers and the Grizzlies. Gauley won the first game 79-59 and in the second game the Travelers were again triumphant 99-82. Bob Young had his best night of the season as he led the locals with 33 points. N. C. H. S. defeated its arch-rival, Richwood, twice, 74-72 and 85-71, while losing one to the Lumberjacks, 82-75. Jim Young led his teammates to victory with 33 points while Bob Young topped his defeated mates with 25. The only other team to defeat the Grizzlies in both contests was Ansted who topped them 70-55 and 88-68. In the sectional tournament the Grizzlies led the Clay Panthers until midway in the fourth quarter when they fell behind and could not make a come- back. Bob Young made .the all-tournament team for his excellent offensive work. left: Bob Young fights it out with a Clay player for possession of the ball. In the far background are Tom Mearns and Bill Crites. Center: Bob Young leaps high in the air for a two point shot against Princeton as Bill Crites, left, and Irvin Moore wait for a rebound. Right: Irvin Moore and Bill Crites prepare to get that ball and Bob Backus moves away in preparation for a fast break against the Travelers of Gauley Bridge. Golly, Fellows, you might scuff the floor playing like that! Tom Murphy seems to be telling teammates Jim Young and Joel Hicks and the Grizzlies' Tom Mearns, while Gene Perkins and Ed McClure get together for a little gab session. Bob Young ....... Bill Neil ...... Bill Crites .... Irvin Moore Bob Backus ..... Tom Dotson ..... Gene Perkins Tom Mearns .,.... Roscoe Dillon Ed McClure ..... Jack Perkins ....., Bobby J. Legg Bill McClung ...... INDIVIDUAL SCORING SUMMARY FG FT 109 130-167 . 103 59-85 51 49-87 57 24-46 47 31-51 44 22-45 42 38-73 38 29-44 38 15-33 13 13-20 1 3-3 2 2-2 O 5-6 PTS 348 264 151 138 125 110 122 105 91 39 5 6 5 Seniors Dominate Squad AVG. 17.4 13.2 8.4 6.9 6.6 6.1 6.1 5.5 4.8 2.8 1.7 1.5 1.3 For four years these boys have been familiar figures on the hardwood court as they fought the opponent from start to finish, many times behind, but never defeated until the final buzzer. Now they have don- ned the gold and blue jerseys for the last Time. GENE PERKINS BOB YOUNG TOM MEARNS BILL NEIL ROSCOE DILLON BOB BACKUS TOM DOTSON COACH JAMES GLADWELL QW, 1 ff ff . N: X XR XX X- . W ,, XX X x Q X XX xxxg- : x,.5.Yi..5' X- K ,us . 22:5 X 0 xx x X ,.-:gg X X w . X 5 x XS , S X 1.-ev. x X .,.:.: I Y F Q xx XX S 5 S me Q g Q ' Q 2-Q ...x,,,.,,..,.... 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X X 'A . ,Q N ' X x Q X XS X X X, X S x X X X X X X X S X X X X NXXXX XV uw X XXX X ' '-'-' .... xx WX Coach Bernard Poole, who came here from Cowen this year, to guide the destinies of the Junior High Athletic teams, gives forth with that big, familiar smile against a background we so well remember after the hours spent there during the past four years - the sagging bleachers, the announcers booth, the baseball dugout, the old and new gyms. JUNIOR HIGH SCORES Opponent We Cowen .......,.,, M 26 Gauley Bridge .... -- lO Cowen ........... ,, 32 Richwood ........... ,, 18 Webster Springs .... -- 21 Cowen ............... -. 22 Webster Springs .... -- 34 Cowen ............... -- 10 Gauley Bridge -- 25 They 47 56 42 69 53 44 46 30 55 Fresh Gain Experience To Succeed ext Year The LittIe GrizzIies receive some last minute advice before taking the floor for that big one. Front row: Bill Mclntire, Holden Martin, Eddie Lilly, Brent Hill, Don Koon. Seated: John Mink, Coach Bernard Poole, Charles Alley. Back row: John Lewis, David Burnette, David Dooley, David Lunter, John Jarrell. Spring brings noT only a change of seasons buT a change in sporfs. LasT year a brand new sporT was iniTiaTed and meT wiTh greaT success. ForTy members Took parT in Track wiTh Ten boys making The Traveling squad. The squad parTicipaTed in Two meeTs. Due To bad weafher, The number of meeTs in which The boys parTicipaTed was IimiTed. In The STaTe Regional MeeT, PeTe Sims capTured second place in The pole vaulTing evenT and qualified for The STaTe MeeT in Charlesfon buT was unable To compeTe. PeTe copped firsT place in The pole vaulT in The Beckley lnviTaTional MeeT. The relay Team, consisTing of Don Sweeney, Howard Keenan, Gene Perkins, and Daris Johnson, placed in boTh evenTs. Track consisTed of such evenfs as The broad iump, discus Throw, shoT puT, pole vaulT, high iump, 100, 220, 440, 880, and mile sprinTs, relay Teams, and cross counTry evenTs. The Track Team was coached by Bob Burruss. James Gladwell once again led his baseball charges To a successful season. Behind such sTand- ouTs as Mike Bell, Alan FiTzwaTer, and Dave Groves, The Grizzlies rolled To a 5 won and 3 losT season. ln The finals of The secTional TournamenT, The Bears were edged by Gauley Bridge 5 To 4. Q Q K Baseball Highlights Spring Season A few of lasT year's baseball players geT Together for an early workout in The gym in preparation for This spring. Everyone seems quiTe inTeresTed To see if Bill Neil has caught J. P. Lanham ouT. L. To r: Ed McClure, George Ritchie, Joe Kirker, Mike Bays and Roscoe Dillon v Ng xg . Nt. .::., .N .6 , 2 sw X . ,N X X 3 Y R ,X m X - 1'-1:1-sir-. I-, ' N -il:-fam +1 : Q:-:Ig 2, ,z .N '-:F se -I X ' X 1: X ,. i- ..,.,. I :,:,.::,-:wi x , 'ERI 1- PM F vX xf W SH 'ia , 'i :Y S Nia-.. M X X Q S X X X X X YQ xv X Q gs ex N X X 9 V XX -1 -iz, X X Q X A S X I -X. XX X N X fl t rs-fs.: 1: X, N X xix X :ii5e:1f-f: - ki ! 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WE E'-' X X - ..-A XJ I-I:-, XXX ' X' T-:-,V-3: ' XS f f' --'iff 11 Q . X., 9- If.: , S,-. . x xiii, -TIfx::'S.N N' 'f I .. . ,XXX.ss,-- X. sees .WX Ss. , X X ,,'. X X X X XX X XX -- 'X X i :.::-E22ii1'5f51ZfiE'E5E1-1.35 2353 X XXXX X XXXXXXX XQX X X E: :,:1:e:sfg:,:,:i,, W- X :k::..1: Q . : ,X X X Rx N XXX.: XXQX 1957 Brings Honors To Man Students Barbara Whitman Tom Dotson Tom Dotson as valedictorian with a 97. average and Barbara Whitman as salutatorian with a 95. average have been as interested in extra curricular activities as they have been interested in school books. It one checks their activities one will tind that they disprove the saying, a person who participates in too many outside activities cannot keep up their school work. When Joan Cutlip became Mrs. Elza Moore she step- ped down as varsity cheerleader. Fortunately an able replacement was on hand and June Foster stepped in with the other yell-gals to keep the spirit alive at all ball games. The Thespian one-act play, Suppressed Desires, won the regional contest at Montgomery this spring and competed in the state meet at Morgantown March Robert Keenan Nina Lilly Snooky Brown 29. Snooky Brown won the best actress award in the region contest tor her portrayal of Mabel, a dim-witted girl who has gone crazy about psychoanalysis. The play was also presented in a non-competitive meet at Glenville on March 19. Nicholas County High School is proud ot its record of tour National Champions in demonstration contests during the past two years. Last year Tom Dotson and Joe Strickland, '56 won in Cincinnati. This year our champions were Sam Strickland and Joel Lee Groves who won top honors in the National Junior Vegetable Growers Association contest at At- lanta, Georgia with their demonstration Get That Strawberry There. June Foster Sam Strickland Joel Lee Groves -- -- r---------- f-w---f--M--s+M-- wws::eNxQ-,,:: src- .rm W. .-a,:. - 1. E-s:.:-was -- r---r-- -r r r Leadership is Rewcirclecl With A Recognition BOYS STATE - GIRLS STATE Tom Mearns, Nora Foster, Joan Cutlip, Howard Keenan Know STaTe Governrnemk Day - T956 Conservalion -Camp Louise Painter, Tom Nlearns Know Slate Governmenr Day - 1957 Joe Summers, Carlos Rapp, Alice Morriston, Frank Young l Bobby Johnson, Carlos Rapp, Nancy McDowell, Nancy Strickland, Raymond McCuTcl'1eon mm mmeNwwwa,sfsxf.p:,:1a:+x4n r , ,,,,,,,, Y MT. NEBO GARAGE We Sell Ferguson Tractors and System Implements For Prompt Service - Try Us Route I9-AI MT. NEBO, WEST VIRGINIA DORSEY'S GENERAL STORE TV Sales anol Service Hotpoint Appliances Texaco Products NALLEN, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF G. C. MURPHY COMPANY RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA HAPPY NIOTORING FOCKLER'S E550 STATION SUMMERSVILLE - - PHoNE 4751 CITIZENS GROCERY A GOOD PLACE TO BUY EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT PHONE 2531 Courteous, Friendly Service SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA 104 N ne knows the hours of work that goes into the making of an annual until they have helped. Many of those hours were p t the back of Room 3, where several hundred pictures were cut and pasted and the master index was I . 'I d F g camera: Nancy McDowell, Mac Cavendish, Glen Mollohan, Helen Dotson, Audrey Strickland. BackCT::npcaT11era: Patsy Duane Ogden, Richard Prater, Annette Ball, Jean Ann Morris and Betty Donaldson. CGMPLIMENTS BEST WISHES SENIORS OF BEN FRANKLIN 51'gRE5 DEITZ-GAULEY INSURANCE Headquarters tor School Supplies PHONE 2941 GUY Dunn Owner RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA COOK DEPARTMENT STORE COMPANY Nationally Known Lines - Clothing and Shoes For The Entire Family PHONE 3I9l SUNINIERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA GOOD LUCK SENIORS NICHOLAS GARAGE, Inc. Buick - Olds -- Sales and Service RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA 105 MT. NEBO GENERAL STORE BRECKSTEIN'S IIIIT. NEBO, WEST VIRGINIA We Sell R hwood's Fashion ST S Th ST T Feeds - Leonard Appl S 1901 E Gas and Molor Oil RGUTE 19-41 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF I RICHWOOD STORE COMPANY MAY OFFICE SERVICE RICHWOOD, WEST VlRC5lNlA BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA A. K. STCDWERS Summersville - Charleston - Belle 106 CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS DRINK and CARDS COKE g Q IN BOTTLES MERRELLS, INC. COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA II5 S. Second Street CLARKSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA OX BRAXTON MOTOR, INC. COIVIPUMENTS Building Material Hardware - Furniture- i Appliances NETTIE CASH STORE 537 A Phone SUTTON, WEST VIRGINIA NETTIE, WEST VIRGINIA FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware and Building Materials Seed and Farm Tools tor the Farrner TELEPHONE 2581 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA I GROVES COMPANY DEPARTMENT STORE Things to Wear for Those Who Care ' Gift Wrapping , PHONE 3561 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA 107 , OF I I5 I I COMPLIMENTS OF GROSE PURE OIL SERVICE GOOD LUCK SENIORS STATION GAULEY MOTORS, INC LOCKWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA V. A. Grose, Ow CONGRATULATIONS NICHOLAS COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL I THE NICHOLAS REPUBLICAN Serving Nicholas County Since I903 RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF NICHOLAS COUNTY HIGH ELY - THOMAS LUMBER COMPANY 108 W. 0. CRANDALL HARDWARE COMPLIMENTS Hardware - Lumber Buildin Material 0F 9 GAULEY BRIDGE, WEST VIRGINIA Marple Funeral Home COMPLIMENTS Phone 200 OF SUTTON, WEST VIRGINIA B01-AR'S GRQCERY GILBOA, WEST VIRGINIA Ig, e No TTT, ..--I.-I-I......-.,.f.I.f.,,,,.I..I.1 -.--....:.,.1.f+ - -.X GI I . 1 ' RI' I C9 5 I QR E D DYRADEMQIVI RIN c. k a .I MMMJ NIONONGAHELA POWER COMPANY GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF '57 BROGAN'S BIG ROCK INN GILBOA, WEST VIRGINIA 109 omit CREEK coAL co. Stores and Service Station LYONSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLINIENTS OF Hard working Sophomores earned th g d Mrs. Mary Groves English classes when t . l H ' . h. . I mtg ggoubps Nerf prollnnsgh tins, pzolgg w th f t 9 P d ST D B M f D II B R C GILBOA, WEST VIRGINIA Cl M H Y I K Th b If 9 P Your Friendly Family Store JOHNSON DEPARTMENT STORE DRY GOODS AND SHOES Owners: Arley Johnson, Earl Morton, D. L. Hinkle lManagerj Opposite Court House Phone 2486 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA WEBSTER HARDWOOD LUMBER CO., Inc Lumber and Building Supplies DIXIE, WEST VIRGINIA 110 COMPLIMENTS MID-STATE MINE SERVICE 'Vlotor Service - Mine Supplies Phone Richwood 62246 Shop at Craigsville, West Virginia GROVES TEXACO Texaco Gas, Oil Products, Service Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Tires New and Recaps PORTER GROVES, Owner Located at Intersection of Routes 4I-43 PERSINGER, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments Ot THE WALLACE CORPORATION , Manufacturer of Wood and Paper Products RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF DUKE FURNITURE, INC. Furniture, Wall and Floor Covering Phone 6086 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools And CoIIeges Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations - Diplomas Personal Cards - Club Insignia - Medals and Trophies Representatives: MR. C. JOSEPH RICHARDSON P. O. Box l95 Sistersville, West Virginia CRAIGSVILLE CASH stone COM,,,MEN,S O, CRAIGSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA General Electric Appliances RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA Youngstown Kitchens LAKE DRIVE-IN RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA WALLACE AND, WALLACE PHONE 5882 MARLINTON ROAD Pizza - Real Italian Style COMPLIMENTS McDOWELL CHEVROLET COMPANY BUY WITH CONFIDENCE New and Used Cars SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA HEROLD and HEROLD HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Crosley Televisions, Crosley Appliances, Farm Seeds, Tools, and Building Material Winchester and Remington Fire Arms PHONE 208l SUNIMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA 112 Formal learning yearsw ended for some of you young Americans a few weeks ago. Now you'l1 start your earning yearsg and if you're wise you'11 also start the habit of depositing a part of every pay check in a bank account. That way, you'1l enhance your ability to grasp important opportunities as they come along. We wish you much success, and cor- dially invite you to save at our bank-for your future! NICHOLAS CGUNTY BANK Established 1900 SUNIMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 113 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL BUILDING AND SUPPLY CDMPANY CHERRY RIVER NATIONAL BANK RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA CRAIGSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF T957 G SIIIIQSIBMI Besf Wishes SUMMERSVILLE CLEANERS T CI f'57 PHONE 4891 Phone 6041 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNSTOWN COAL AND COKE CRICHTON No. 4 MINE NETTIE, WEST VIRGINIA I 114 COMPLIMENTS CDF QQMHIMENTS ELITE LAUNDRY OF BRAIDY PERKINS, Rep. HUFF'S TEXACO SERVICE PHONE 2711 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA CRAIGSVILI-E, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLINIENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF I YOUR SECOND BEST JOHN B. BRECKINRIDGE READING MATERIAL RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '57 RICHWOOD WHOLESALE RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA BzZJq7?e1.4 is gg-gil bread 115 COMPLIMENTS OF BENNY'S T. V. SERVICE L' J' FIRST IN SERVICE and Sons, Inc. MO'0'O'a WS CRAIGSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA D d C D II g Compliments of The SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA WINONA, WEST VIRGINIA THE MOWER LUMBER COMPANY Good Quality Building Lumber NALLEN, WEST VIRGINIA 116 NATIONWIDE-MUTUAL COMPUMENTS INSURANCE CO. OF THOMAS K. TOMMY MARTIN Amo ' me ' Fire GASSAWAY CLEANERS PHONE 866I SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA GASSAWAY, WEST VIRGINIA JEWEL BOX Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches D G and Irene 'VIf SI'a f O CHARLESTON,'WEST VIRGINIA RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF TASA COAL COMPANY HOOKERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS BLUIEFIELD HARDWARE COMPANY BLU EFIELD, W. VA. 117 CGNGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '57 BEST WISHES TQ PAUL H. FRAME cLAss OF'57 GARAGE 81 SERVICE STATION BIRCH RIVER, WEST VIRGINIA Gulf Products SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA CITY PHARMACY I Where You Meet Friends COMPUMENTS PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS - SUNDRIES GAULEY FURNITURE VETERINARIAN SUPPLIES A Foumain Service GAULEY BRIDGE, WEST VIRGINIA Pi-ioNE .5891 g JTWIFQQ' PURE '+-...mf Be Sure With Pure I Savillu's Pure Oil I SUMNIERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA Christmas rolls around and we eat, drink and are merry. Trying some of their own cooking is Janice Hughes, Violet Sparks, Betty Lou Snodgrass, Hazel Conard, Cora Shaver, and Ann Chapman in home economics lab. 118 COMPLIMENTS FULKS BROTHERS, INC. Complimem Everything In Sporting Goods vvEsToN, WEST VIRGINIA of coIvIPLIIvIENTs S'I'OI'I9WCIII .ICICICSOI1 OF O GrIII CHERRY RIVER BOOM AND LUMBIER COMPANY RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF Peters Creek Coal Company SUMNIERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA 119 PETE'S ESSO SERVICE Good Luck and Happy Motoring to the Class of '57 R. H. SETLIFF, Prop. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '57 STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. Auto - Lite - Fire GEROLD G. PHILLIPS Phone 6241 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF COMMUNITY SUPER MARKET Nicholas County Food Center Surnmersville Phone 6271 COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE E. HURD CRAIGSVILLE, west viRo:NiA BOOSTERS JACOBS BUICK COMPANY, Inc. MRS. FLORA BACKUS BEACH GLENN SUPER MARKET Ralph Whittington, Owner NEW RIVER MOTOR COMPANY JIM DUFFIELD CHARM BEAUTY SHOP PAUL SQUIRES BANK OF GASSAWAY KITTY'S BEAUTY SHOP MAIN STREET FLOWER 8a GIFT SHOP, Richwood ROADSIDE GROCERY, Zela, West Virginia MARTHA BURGESS OPAL, OSBORNE H. G. DUFFY MRS. C. E. HOGSETT BEECH GLENN ESSO MRS. BETTY CRAZE SKYLINE SERVICE, Dixie G. F. ALLEN, General Appliance VANCE TEXACO DON KINCAID GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE, Gauley Bridge MRS. EVERETT PRICE CRAWFORD MOTOR COMPANY WINONA GROCERY BLUME'S HILLCREST MOTEL SHIRLEY'S MOTEL MR. AND MRS. HOLLIS MULLINS SUE MULLINS THARPS BARBER SHOP EARL DONOHUE RICHWOOD, WALKER DRUGSTORE MR. AND MRS. MARGIL OGDEN NICHOLAS WHOLESALE COMPANY HOWARD WHITE COFFEE POT BETTY DONALDSON RAY DONALDSON MR. AND MRS. MIRL DONALDSON DOTSON SERVICE STATION 120 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF COMBS BROTHERS GROVES THEATRE GAULEY BRIDGE, WEST VIRGINIA SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA CQMPLIMENTS CONIPLIMENTS OF OF SPENCER PONTIAC ASHLAND SERVICE STATION 8 Oakforol Avenue Phone 2261 SUMNIERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA IQICI-IWQQI3, WEST VIRGINIA G70 Serve you Qetter. . . I WE ARE NOW IN Our New Plant You are inviied To visii Us in our new locaiion. More nevv, modern equipmenr will be available for every user of prinring. l Telephone CLifforcl 3-7362 BIGGS - JOHNSTON - WITHROW Commercial Printers and Publishers 319-329 Valley Drive Beckley, West Virginia 121 BRODKS FURNITURE Furniture and Appliances GOOD LUCK, SENIORS FREE DELIVERY A NICHOLAS LOAN CUIVIPANY Mrs' H' K' Brooks' Owner suIVIIVIERsVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA RICHWOOD, WEST VIRGINIA coIVIPIIIVIENts OF WORLLEDGE CONTRACTORS MOYER JEWELRY STORE R MT. LOOKOUT, WEST VIRGINIA SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF T957 Jerry Fork Cool ond Coke Corporation Nicholas County Bank Building Phone 4221 P O B 878 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA COMPLIMENTS OF GROVES DAIRY FARMS Grade A Pasteurized Dairy Products BOX 572 PHONE 2I98 122 ASHLAND OIL REFINING COMPANY ASHLAND DETERGENT GASOLINE Valvoline Oil and Grease - Quaker State Oil See Us For - - - ALL YOUR BUILDING MATERIAL SUMMERSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Phone 2286 SUMMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA Compliments of Tioga Coal Corporation That health, success and happiness may throughout life attend every worthwhile effort of each individual member of Nicholas County High SchooI'ss CLASS OF l957 is the sincere wish of your friends at the FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK of SUMMERSVILLE SUIVIMERSVILLE, WEST VIRGINIA Mbrdlopfl Cpf Mbrdln Syt 124 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA The Highest Authority in the English Speaking World CRAIGSVILLE DlSTRIBUTlNG CO., Inc. Distributors - Keystone Petroleum Products CONGRATULATIONS To Today's Graduates Who are First and Foremost as Tomorrow's Citizens Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '57 EXCAVATCDRS INC. 126 . 4 M eneral Index Ads 104 Annual Staff 62 Assembly Committee 68 Band 52 Baseball 97 Basketball, Junior High 96 Basketball, Varsity 91 Buildings 6 Bus Drivers 15 Cafeteria 14 Cheerleaders, Varsity 51 Christmas Party 30 Dedications 2 Eighth Grade 44 End 132 Faculty 11 Football, Junior High 90 Football, Varsity 86 Freshmen 40 Freshmen Officers 43 Future Farmers of America 64 Future Homemakers of Americ Future Teachers of America 70 Girls' Athletic Association 50 Gold and Blue Record Staff 63 Guidance Director 14 Guidance Council 67 Homecoming Parade 48 Homecoming Court 77 a6 Homecoming Queen 76 Honors 100 1 Janitors 15 Juniors 33 Junior Officers 35 Junior Play 58 Junior-Senior Prom 82 Library Assistants 57 Maiorettes 55 N Club 73 National Honor Society 60 New Techniques 10 Nichlosean, Mr. and Miss 78 Nine Club 72 Physical Education 98 Popularity Winners 80 Scenes 4, 5 Secretary 14 Seniors 18 Senior Officers 30 Senior Play 59 Seventh Grade 45 Social Committee 69 Sophomores 36 Sophomore Officers 39 Table of Contents 3 Thespians 56 Y-Teens 71 - Master Index Adkins, Don 40 Adkins, Franky 45 Adkins, Karen fSoph.l 36, 63, 71 Adkins, Karen iFr.J 40 Adkins, Mary Alice 32 Aldridge, Avery 44 Aldridge, Bruce 32 Alley, Charles 40, 96 Alley, Margaret 32, 33, 66, 71, 72 Amick, Barbara, Sr. 18, 48, 50, 55, 56, 69, 71, 76, 83 Amick, Barbara Ann 36, 53 Amick, Jake 15 Amick, Joyce 18 Amick, Richard 40 Amos, Barbara 40 Amos, Brenda Sue 40, 99 Armentrout, Barbara 40 Armentrout, Ruby 40 Armstrong, Mary 31, 32, 52, 71 I Backus, Arthur, Ashley, Bob Ray 36 Clyde 36, 40 Ayers, Don 36, 98 Ayers, Iva R. 40 Backus, Beniamin 40 Backus, Johnny 36 Backus, Mrs. Pat 14 Backus Patty 40, 43, 53, 98 ' Robert 18, 31, 60, 73, 91, 93, 94 Brown, George 40 Brown, Gloria 19 Brown, Jimmy Fred 40, 90 Brown, Joyce 19 Brown, Judy Ailene 40 Brown, Judy Lee 36 Brown, Kay 40 Brown, Kenneth 44 Brown, Louise Snookie 19, 72, 80, 100 Brown, Mary Belle 40 Brown, Mary Jo 44 Brown, Mary Lou 32, 66, 71 Brown, Nancy 44 Brown, Mrs. Nancy 11 Brown, Norma 32, 66, 71 Brown, Patty 45 Brown, Peggy 40 Brown, Polly 32 Brown, Roy 36 Brown, Shirley 19 Brown, Virginia 36 Brown, Willie 40, 99 Brown, Wilma 36 Cooper, ,J Martha Jo 19, 57 Copenhaver, Dale 32, 65 so, 56, 62, 71, Copenhaver, Darrell 32, 53, 65, 98 Copenhaver, Dennis 20 Copenhaver, Doris 40 Copenhaver, Roger 40, 64 Corbett, Flavia 40 Corbett, Garland 20 Corbett, Joyce 32 Corbitt, Mary 45 Corbitt, Randy 36, 99 Cowger, Shirley 36 Cox, Jimmy 40, 90 Cox, Josephine 20, 70 Craft, Ernest 40, 65 Craft, Lawrence 36, 64 Criss, Nora 40 Criss, Rosa 36, 110 Crites, William 20, 31, 61, 73, 94 Crookshanks, Jo Anne 20, 31, 53, 66, 70, 71 Crookshanks, Larry 36, 65 Cunning ham, Shirley 45 Cutlip, Gaye 32, 52 Cutlip, Joan 20, 48, 50, 51, 60, 62, 70, 80, Bailes, Allen 40 Bailes, Helen 32, 33, 66, 71 Bailes, Nora Ann 36 Bailey, Clyde 40, 90 Baker, Bennie 45 Baker, Carla 32 Ball, Annette 18, 57, 62, 66, 71, 105 Ball, Freddy 45 Ball, Gene 40 Barnette, Charles 32, 99 Barnette, Delano 44 Barnette, Wanda 44 Barr, Billy 32 Bays, Louise 36, 53 Bays, Michael 4, 32, 73, 89, 97 Beale, Gary 45 Beale, Lynda 40, 52, 98 Beam Dale 36 Beirne, Linda 44 Buckland, Kenton 19 Buckland, Sharon 45 Burdette, Fred 40, 90 Burdette, Gloria 19, 80 Burkholder, Dora Lee 44, 52 Burkholder, Gartha 32 Burkholder, Rowe 19 Burnette, David 40, 90, 96 Burns, Charlotte 40 Burruss, Robert 5, 11, 73, 88, 95, 99 Bush, Nathan 40 Bush, Oscar 32 Cadle, Aaron 32, 56, 63 Cadle, Thanna 36 Caldwell, Anna 32 Campbell, Eugenia 45 Campbell, Mary Linda 44 Campbell, Wayne 40 Campbell, Woodie 32 Carroll, Lucy 11 Carte, Brenda May 36 Carte, Evelyn Jean 36 Carte, Tommy 40, 90 Cartwright, Darrel 36 83, 101 Cutlip, Leiber 15 Dameron, Charles 32 Daugherty, Larry 20 Deal, Elsie 36, 50, 52, 68, 71 Dean, Hoyt 11 Deitz, D onald 40, 43, 52 Deitz, Evalena 32 Deitz, Oakford 13 Dennison, Betty Lou 40 Dennison, Doris 36 Dillon, Betty 32, 56, 58, 71 Dillon, Roscoe 5, 20, 31, 56, 57, 59, 62, 70, 73, 86, 88, 91, 93, 97 Dimeglio, Filamena 36 Dix, Norman 36, 64, 99 Dodrill, Buford 36, 64 Dodrill, Dale 32, 65 Dodrill, Evan 20 Dodrill, Rodney 36, 64 Dodrill, Wendall 32, 69, 88 Donohue, Pauline 20, 31, 50, 53, 55, 56, 59, 60, 62, 66, 68, 70, 71 Donaldson, Charlotte 44 Beirne, Mike 45 Bell, Bob 32, 65, 88 Bell, Eddie 36, 39, 49, 91, 95 Bell, Loretta 11 Bennett Bennett Bennett , Bernice 32 , Bucky 40 Charlotte 44 Bennettl Darrell 40 Bennett, Donald 40 Johnny 36, 63, 98, 110 Bennett, Bentley, Jack 18 Bentley, Joe 18 Black, Garvin 44 Blankenship, Howard 36, 49 Blankenship, Jack 36, 49, 89, 95 Blankenship, Woodrow 18 Boles, Gerald 36 Boley, Leslie 18 Bosley, Bosley, Carol 44 Glenna 36, 66 Bowers, Bennie 18 Brake, Albert Eugene 40 Brewer, Don 36, 88, 95 Brick, Rosalie 40 Brock, Carl 36, 63 Brock, Josie 45 Brock, Ralph 32, 88 Brogan, Barbara 66 Brown, Alvin 45 Brown, Andy 18 Brown, Bill 18 Brown, Charles 18, 31 Brown, Dale 45 Brown, Darrell 40 Brown, David 45 Brown, Dellis 36, 63, 110 Brown, Brown, Brown, Doris Lee 40 Dorothy 40, 52, 98 Fred 45 Case, Ronald 36 Cavendish, Cavendish, Bernard 36, 63, 98 Carol 19 Cavendish, Charlotte 32, 50, 52, 71 Cavendish, Curtis Mac 32, 56, 58, 63, 105 Cavendish, Jim 36, 63 Cavendish, Orvin 19 Cawthon, Jack 11 Champe, Janet 5, 19, 50, 61, 66, 68, 70, 71, 72, 81, 83 Champe, Margie 36, 63, 71, 98 Chapman, Ann 53, 56, 66, 118 Chapman, Emma 40 Chapman, Eugene 65 Chapman, John 40 Chapman, Mary Ann 32 Chapman, Michael 32 Childers, Rosco 15 Chipps, James Lee 40 Chipps, Kathleen 40 Clay, George 36 Claywell, Jerry 40 Clutter, Jimmy 40 Coakley, Alyce 40 Coakley, Shirley Ann 32 Coffman, Gary 32, 89 Coffman, Myrna 40 Cogar, Judy 40 Cogar, Kay 40 Cogar, Tiny Jean 40, 98 Collins, Charles 36, 65 Collins, Willie 15 ' Conard, Hazel 36, 118 Conner, Earl 36, 64, 98 Cook, Carl 11, 65 Cook, Darius 45 Cook, Joe 19, 79 Cook, Paul 44, 53 Cool, Carol Sue 40 128 Donaldson, Betty Sue 20, 50, 56, 57, 59, 62, 66, 70, 71, 105 Donaldson, Ray 32, 52 Donelson, Mary Ellen 36 Dooley, Darla 20, 50, 59, 60, 66, 67, 68, 71 Dooley, David 40, 90, 96 Dorsey, Dennis 32, 63 Dorsey, Dorthy 40 Dorsey, Dudley 32, 70, 88, 95 Dorsey, Elizabeth 32 Dorsey, Hazel 11, 66 Dorsey, Jennings 15 Dorsey, Jo Ann 32 Dorsey, Olive 21 Dorsey, Patsy 32, 50, 52, 58, 71, 105 Dorsey, Romeo 21 Dorsey, Roger 32 Dorsey, Shelba 21, 71 Dorsey, Steven 36, 63, 110 Dorsey, Thomas Dick 40 Dorsey, Wanda 32 Dorsey, William Douglas 40 Dorsey, William Edward 40, 64 Dotson, Aretta 40 Dotson, Bill 40 Dotson, Dexter 11 Dotson, Helen 21, 57, 61, 62, 66, 70, 71, 105 Dotson, Karen 40, 52 Dotson, Nell 21, 31, 57 Dotson, Rosemary 32, 52 Dotson, Ruth 45 Dotson, Thomas 4, 21, 53, 56, 59, 60, 62, 70, 80, 83, 91, 93, 100 Drennen, Carol 40 Drennen, Festus 31, 11 Drennen, Hall 15 Drennen, Kathryn 11 Drennen , Mariorue 36 1 Drennen, Mildred 36 Duffy, Robert 40 Duling, Barbara Ann 40 Eakle, David 45 Elkins, Carl 32, 52, 57 Ellison, Frank 32 Evans, Charlotte Faye 40 Evans, Loraine 40 Facemire, Carol June 32 Facemire, Cecil 40 Facemire, Donald 45 Facemire, Ernest 36, 64 Facemire, Mariie 40 Fagan, Betty 21 Fagan lrene 32 Fields: Eugene 32, 63 Fields Greta 41 ' Fisher, Carol Sue 41 Fisher Elbin 36 Fitzwater, French 15 Fitzwater, Peggy D. 21 Flanag an, Victoria 41 Ford, Edna 41 Foster, Charles 36, 99 Foster, Clyde 36, 98, 99 Foster, Fred 44, 90 Foster June 36, 48, 63, 66, 77, 100 Foster, Nora 4, 21, 48, 49, 50, 51, 56, 70, 101 Fox, Mary Jo 44 Frame, Bobby 41, 53 Frame, Carol 41, 49, 53, 77 Frame, Lena Gay 37 Frame, Ramona 41 Master Index Groves, Don 41, 90 Groves, Dottie 37 Groves, Emogene 33, 52 Groves, Fae 12, 69 Groves, Helen lJr.1 33 Groves, Helen l7thJ 45 Groves, Herbert 41 Groves, Hester 37 Groves, Hilda 33, 66, 71 Groves, Jo Ann 33, 53 Groves, Joel Lee 10, 33, 52, Groves, Joseph 41 Groves, Louise 41 Groves, Mary 12 Groves, Patricia 37 Groves , Shirley 33, 66 Hackney, James 22, 31, 62 Hackney, Patty 33, 66, 70, 71 Hall, Brooks 44 Hall, Drema 45 Hall, Susan 37, 48, 50, 51, 63, 6 Halstead, Marguerite 2, 12 Halstead, Randall 15 Hamilton, Betty Lou 41 Frame, Donald 37, 65 Frazier, Jo 41, 53 - Fredersdorff, Christa 45 Fredersdorff, Wolfgang 41, 90 Fyock, Miriam 21 Fyock, Terry 44 Hamilton, Jo Ann 22 Hamon , Bonnie 37, 71 Hamon, John 44 Hamon, Patty 22 Hamric , Carl 33, 65 Hamric, Catherine 41 Hamric, Delane 37 Hamric, Garry 37 Hamric, George 37 Hamric, Jerry 37 Hamrick, David 22 Griffin, Louise 41 Galeener, Diana 37, 66, 71 Galeener, Donna 45 Ganoe, Shirley 41 Garrett, Gay 41 Garrett, James 37 Garrett, Jo Ann 32, 66, 71 George, Shirley 41 Gill, Louise 41, 53, 71 Gillespie, Becky 32 Given, Sandra 41 Gladwell, James 5, 12, 73, 89, 91, 93 Golden, Esther 12, 68 Graham, Doris 37 Graham, Lanta 41 Gray, Barbara 21 Gray, Carol 32 Gray, Joan 41 Gray, Kenneth 41 Gray, Tom 37, 99 Greaser, Judy 37, 66, 71 Gregory, Arlen 32 Griffin, Johnny 45 Grimes, Mrs. Mavourneen 12 Grimes, Vanra 44, 52 Grizzell, Renie 32 Grizzell, Marshall 44, 49 Grogg, Millie 10, 32, 67, 71, 72 Grogg, Ruth Ann 41, 66 Grose, Charles 32 , Grose, Deanna 44 Grose, Eddie 41 Grose, Edward 4, 33, 53, 56, 95 Grose, Jimmie 44 Grose, Jimmy 37 Grose, John 37, 65 Grose, Joyce 41, 98 Grose, Judy 33, 53, 66 Grose, Marlyn 37, 53, 66 Grose, Mansel 37, 88 Grose, Rebecca lFr.1 41, 53 Grose, Rebecca l7th1 45 Grose, Richard 37 Grose, Sammy 45 Groves, Betty 21 Hamrick, Zsoldos 41, 88 Hanna, Don 33 Hanna, Jason 41, 89 Hanna, Roger 4, 33, 95 Hanshaw, Charles 37 Harlow, Billy 41, 65 Harlow, Bob 33, 65 Harlow, Richard 44 Harlow, Steve 22, 86, 88 Harrison, Annabelle 33, 70 Harrouff, Burl 37, 65 Hartley, Doris 33 Hayes, Nancy 33, 66 Hayslett, Mavis 37, 110 Hellems, Alta 41 Hellms, Shirley 37 Helms, Charlotte 37 Helms, Gene 32, 33, 63 Helms, Janet 33 Hendrickson, John 33, 52, 70 Herbert, Dave 37, 89 Herold, Dyer 37, 65 Hess, Curtis 22 Hess, Jessie 33 Hickman, Virginia 12, 31 Hicks, Bobbie 37 Hicks, Janet 41 Hill, Brent 41, 96 Hines, Leo 22, 70 Hinkle, Dock 45 Hinkle, Doris Jean 37 Hinkle, Fred Ray 41 Hinkle, Jane 37, 50, 52, 66, 71 Hinkle, John 37 Holcomb, Barbara Jane 45 Holcomb, Geneva 33 Holcomb, Kent 22, 86, 88 Holcomb, Raymond 44 Houghton, Bob 37, 88 Howerton, Allen 41 Hudnal l, Sharon 41 Huffman, Arletta 22, 57, 62, 71 Huffman, Charles 41, 64 Huffman Dennis 37, 65 Huffman, Donna 37, 52, 71 Huffman, Fred 41, 65 Huffman, Linda Lou 37 Huffman, Nancy 41, 53 Huffman Paul 33, 63, 98 Hughart,'Romey 45 Hughart, Evelyine 33 129 56, 58, 67, 100 6, 71 Hughart, Maxine 41 Hughart, Victory 45 Hughes, Betty 33, 66 Hughes, Donna 37, 66, 71 Hughes, Forrest Ray 41, 64 Hughes, Gloria 44 Hughes, Jackie 33, 63 Hughes, Janice 37, 118 Hughes, Jolene 41 Hughes, Patsy 45 Hughes Sue 22 62 66 71 Humphrey, Anne 45, 77 Humphrey, Jane 45, 49 Hunt, Jearold 33, 63 Hurley, Ella Mae 41 Hypes, Carl 41 Hypes, Carol 41 Hypes, Emogene 37 Jackson, Dickie 33, 65 Jackson, Eugene 37, 39, 89 Jackson, Okey 44 Jacobs, Bob 22, 63 Jarrell, Donald 22 Jarrell, John 41, 43, 90, 96 Jarrett, Hattie 23, 57 Jarvis, Betty 23 Jarvis, Ellen 33 Jarvis, Harold 41, 65 Jenkins, Eugene 45 Jenkins, Janet 41 Jenkins, Virginia 33 Jessup, Virginia 41 Johns, Leona 37 Johnson, Bob 37, 101 Johnson, Clarence 33, 65 Johnson, Daris 23, 60, 73, 86, 89 Johnson, Farrell 15 Johnson, James 32, 33 Johnson, Landon 41 Johnson, Loretta 37 Jones R ichard 37, 52 Jones, Robert 41 Jones, Virginia 45 Jones, Wanda 23, 63 Jones, William Jerrv 37, 65 Justice, James Edgar Justice, Paul 41 Justus, G. O. 37, 49 Justus, Judy 37 41 39 23, 30, 31, 61, 62, 69, 73 89 101 52, 56, 59, 60, 62, 63, 70 Keenan, Bill 37 Keenan, Carole 37, , 69, 71 Keenan, Howard 4, 80, 82, 86, 87, , Keenan, Mary 41 Keenan, Robert 23, 100 Keenan, Tom 33 Kellison, Joe 41, 65, 90 Keener, James 41 Keener, Ruth 37 Kidd, Wanda 33 Kincaid, Kathryn 37 Kincaid, William 32, 33 King, Bonnie 23 King, Harold 23 King, Howard 44 King, Janet 37 Kirker, Joe 37, 88, 95, 97 Knight, Barbara 44 Knight, Dora 45 Koon, Don 41, 90, 96 Krise, Carol 33 Kyle, Alma 23, so, 56, 57, 59, 61 62 66 71 Lanham, J. P. 33, 73, 86, 89, 96 Lawson, Elizabeth 37, 66 Lawson, Merdith 41 Lay, Mariorie 12, 68 Layton, Linda 37, 66 Legg, Basil 44 Legg, Bobby Jack 33, 73, 87, 89 91 Legg, Bonnie Sue 41 Norman Master Index Legg, Clifford 15 Legg, James 37 Legg, Loretta 45 Legg, Patricia 23, 57 Legg, Patsy 38 Legg, Peggy 23 Martin, Holden 42, 64, 96 Martin, Loreda 38 Martin, Loretta 38, 71 Martin, Thelma 33, 66 Martin, Martin, Legg, Ruth Ann 23, 62, 66, 71 Violet 5, 25, 57, 71 Wanda 5, 25, 57, 71 Nichols, Nicosia, Sandra Sue fSoph.1 38 Charles 13, 31 Norman, Fred 34 Norman, J. D. 42 , Roger 42, 90 Nutter, Allen 42 Sharon Kay 41 1-699. Lester, Lovia June 41 Lett, Kelly 44, 53 Lett, Mattie 12 Lett, Mike 33, 52, 56, 58 Mason, Mary Sue 38, 50, 53, 56, 66, 68, 71 Maynard, Rebecca 45 Meadows, Betty 38 Mearns, Thomas 25, 30, 56, 61, 62, 67, 70, eo, 81, 83, 91, 93, 94, 101 Miles, Richard 38 Lewis Robert 38 49 88 Lewis Grant 38, 65 Lewis, Hugh 44 Lewis, Janice 41 Lewis, John 41, 90, 96 Lewis, Orville D. 41, 65 Lewis, Ruth 33, 57 Lewis, Tommy 53 Lilly, Curtis 38, 88, 98 Lilly, Dora 33, 66, 71, 98 Lilly, Eddie 44, 90, 96 Lilly, Henry 38, 73, 87, 89 95 Lilly, Nina 4, 24, 30, 50, 52, 5 78, 81, 82, 98, 100 Losch, Barbara 38 Loving, John 38, 64 Loving, Marilyn 41, 53 5, 62, 70, 71,, Mink, John 42, 90, 96 Moats, Ben 38, 110 Moats, Danny 44 Mollohan, Glen 25, 62, 105 Mollohan, Shirley 33, 52 Monroe, Marie 45 Monroe, Martha 45 Lucas, Brent 33, 49 Lucas, Dorothy 41 Lucas, James 41 Lunter, David 41, 49, 90, 96 , Lykins, Helen 24, 30, 52, 57, 61, 62, 66,' 70, 71 70, Lyon, Susie 38, 49, 53, 55, 71, 77 Mcclong, Ardith 24, 31, 50, 56, 59, oo, 62, oo, 71, 80 McClung, Betty 33 McClung Billy 33, 88, 91 McClung, Carl 33 McClung, Charles 24, 62 Moore, Benny 42, 98 Moore, Carolyn 44 Moore, Colin 45 Moore, Elizabeth 44 Moore, Hilda 45 Moore, Irene 44 Moore, Irvin 33, 73, 87, 89, 91, 94 Moore, John C. 42 Moore, Nelson 42 Moore, Steve 38 Morris, Carl 38 Morris, Dean 25, 86, 89 Morris, James 34 Morris Jean Ann 25, 30, 31, 50, 60, 62, 66, 71, 72, 80, 81, 83, 105 Morris, Jimmy 42 Morris, Jo Ann 38 Morris, Ralph 12, 15 Morris, Ralph, Jr., 29 Morris, Lois 38 Morris, Sharon J. 34 Morris, Thurl 42 Morris, Virginia 38 Morris Wanda 33 Morrison, Barbara 42, 99 Nutter, Barbara 38, 110 Nutter, Daniel 42, 64 Nutter, Janet Sue 26, 71 Nutter, Nellie 42 Nutter, Shelba J. 26 Nutter, Sue 38, 53, 66 Nutter, Sylvia 42 O'Dell, Betty 26, 52, oo, 71 O'Dell, Billy 26, 65 O'Dell, Dollie 26, 63, 71 O'Dell, Kerm 34 O'Dell, Lowell 42 O'Dell, Mary Ann 42 O'Dell, Norma 38, 52, 66 O'Dell, Pearl 33, 34, 57, 70 O'Dell, Ronnie 42 O'Dell,, Ogden, Sharon 42, 99 Duane 26, 57, 62, 105 Osborne, Gale 38, 89 Painter, Jean, 38, 66 Painter, Louise 26, 50, 57, 61, 62, 66, 70, 71, 101 Painter, Madeline 38, 66 Painter, Ruby 38, 66 Parsons, Eleanor 42 Pauley, Annabell 44, 52 Perkins, Gene 26, 31 59, 60, 62, 70, 73, 83 86, 88, 91, 93 Perkins, Jack 34, 88, 95 Perkins, Lehnis 38 Perrine, Charlotte 38 Perrine, David 34 Perry, Geraldine 34, 50, 53, 55, 56, 66, 71 Perry, Ronald 42 Persinger, Betty Mae 34, 53 Persinger, William 42 Pierson, George 38 Pitsenberger, Mrs. Helen 13, 31 Pitsenberger, Henry 13 Pontier, Joseph 44 Pontier, Sammy 45 Poole, Bernard 13, 73, 90, 96 MCCIUHQ, Clarence 15 Morrison, Frances 34, 48, 51, 56 MCC1Un9f DBNWY 41, 90 Morrison, Jewel 44, 49, 53, 77 N1CClUn9, Darrell 24 Morrison, Raymond 34 MCClUf19, Delmas E- 41590 Morriston, Alice 34, 50, 63, 66, 70, 72, 101 N1CClUl'l9. DelI'Y1BS F- l5l4'PPYl 41 Morriston, Joan 38, 66 McClung, Edgar 38 Morton, carol soe 34, 52, 71 MCC1Ul'lQ, Ella SUS 24 Morton, Eleanor 31, 34, 48, 50, 51, 56, 66, McClung, Elmeta 33, 53, 66, 71 69, 71 MCCNY19, Esther 33 Moses, Virgil 42 McClung, Geraldine 24 Mourey, Dorothy 34 Mccll-'ng' Glen 33 Mullens, Darryl 25, 30, 61, 73, 86, 87, 88 MCClUl'l9, Gfefa 5, 24 Mullens, Gale 33, 89 MCCIUHQ, James 24 Mullens, Judy 45 MCUUN9, Loretta 44 Mullens, Lendon 25 MCClUf19, Mike 33, 56, 58, 63, 70, 89 Mullens, Roma 15 MCClUf1Q1 NHUCY 38 Mullens, Rita 44 N1CClUn9, 01416 15 Mullens, Selman 15 MCClUflQ, Richard 42 Murphy, Carolyn 34, 50, 52, 66, 71 MCC1Uf19, R0lDel'T 43, 64. 89 Murphy, Franklin 42, 65 MCCl'-N191 TOY 1-61911 38 Murphy, Jeannean 44 McClure, Ed 33, 35, 73, 88, 91, 93, 97 Murphy, JOl1l'1 D. 42 McClure, Kash 31, 33, 35, 49, 56, 63, 70, 89 Murphy, Johnny 44, 65 95 Murphy, Judy Kay 38, 66, 98 McCue, David 4, 33 McCue, Jerry 44 McCue, Sharon 45 McCue, V ictor 45 McCutcheon, Bernard 38 McCutcheon, Raymond 38, 101 McCutcheon, Robert 24 McCutcheon, William 42, 64, 90 Murphy Murray, Murray, Lena Sue 34 'Gail 42 Gary 34 Neal, Carol 25 Neal 71 Malcolm, McDaniel, Mary 45 McDowell , Nancy 32, 33, 50, 52, 55, 58, oo, 68, 70, 71,101,105 McDowell McHenry, Mclntire, , Lynda 42, 52 Mary Jane 38, 53 Bill 44, 53, 96 McMillion, Eddie 38, 53, 56, 63, 69, 98 McMillion McMillion McMillion , Glenn 24 , Joe Allen 44 , Helen 24 McPhee, J Cora Belle 33, 52, 71 eannette 25, 50, 52, 56, 62, 66, Ellouise 34 Neff: Carol 42 Neff, Shelba Jean 42 Neil, Alden 44 Neil, Bi ll 25, 73, 80, 91, 93, 94, 97 Neil, Kyle 15 Neil, Manford 38, 64 Neil, Robert B. 42, 64 Neil, Sarah Jane 42 Nicholas, Kenneth 42 Nichols, Donna 45 70, Nichols, Nicky 38, 39, 63, 88, 95 Nichols, Patsy 25 Marks Billy 42 Marks, Danny 38 Prater, Morgan 15 Prater, Richard 26, 52, 57, 62, 70 105 Prater, Robert 32, 34, 95, 99 Preast, Gaymond 38 Price Delores 34, 66 Price, Paul 26, 70 Proffitt, Catherine 42 Proffitt, Errol 38, 98 P'Simer, James 42 P'Simer, Patricia 45 X Pugh, Mary Teresa 42, Querry, Glen 38 Quickie, Rosettia 26 Racer, Muriel 45 53, 98 Racer, Robert 44 Rader, Belle 42, 53 Rader, Carl 38, 99 Rader, Helen 38 Nichols, Penny 34, 50, 53, 55, 56, 63, 66, 68, 70, 71 Nichols, Sandra iJr.1 34, 49, 70, 71, 72, 77 130 Rader, John 26 Rader, Kathryn 44 Rader, Layne 45, 49 Rader, Mack 42, 90 Rader, Robert Lee 45 Rader, Ruth 34, 71 Rader, Shirley 42 Ramsey, Florence 38 Ramsey, Forrest 34, 53 Ramsey, Frances 34, 53, 66 Ramsey, Gary 38 Rapp, Betty 38 Rapp, Buddy 42 Rapp, Carlos 5, 34, 35, 65, 70, Rapp, John 42, 90 1 Worlledge, Robert 29, 61, 63, 73, 86, 87, 89 Rapp, shafley aa, no Ray, Bill, 27, 31, 73, 86, 87, 88 Ray, Nancy 38, 66, 71 Reedy, Lee 45 Richardson, Jackie 38 Richie, Robert 42 Richmond, Mary 42 Richmond, Meredith 38 Riddle, Gary 44, 90 Rife, John 34 Rife, Mariorie 42 Ritchie, Gene 34 Ritchie, George 34, 88, 97 Roark, Betty 34 Roark, Carolyn Sue 42 Roberts, Franklin 44 Roberts, Fred 42 Roberts, Louella 34, 53, 56, 5 Robinson, Helen Kay 44, 53 Rodebaugh, Mildred 34, 70 Rodebaugh, Shirley 42 Rogers, Brenda 44 Rogers, James 38, 99 Rogers, Kathryn 42 Rogers, Wade 34 Rohmiller, Priscilla 44 Rollins, Brenda 39 Rollins, Patricia 39, 53 Edna 42 Rose, Rose, Elsie 39 Rose, Jerry 39, 99 Rose, Nancy G. 42, 53 Rose, Nancy Lee 42 Rose, Vernon 42, 65 Rudd, Doris 34 Russell, Beverly Sue 42 Russell, Delores 34, 57 Russell, Molly 39 Rutledge, Charles 42 Samples, James 27 Samples, Thelma Jean 42 Samples, Velcla Mae 42 Savage, Denver 42 Savage, Donna 44 Savage, Peggy 34 Savilla, Allen A. Uoel 27, 53, Savilla, Arlen 42, 43, 52 Savilla, Manville 42, 43, 52 Savilla, Richard 45 Scheehle, Jerry 27 Scheehle, Sandra 39 Schoolcratt, Ann 39 Schoolcraft, Wilma 42 Scholl, Mrs. Betty 13 Seabolt, Nancy 42 Seay, Daisy 27 Sebert, Barbara 42 Sebert, Mary 42 Shafer, Donald 42, 64, 89 Shaffer, Anna Lee 39, 66, 71 Shaffer, Paul 42 Shalap, Kenneth 42, 53 Shaver, Cora Lee 39, 118 Shaver, Jennings 14, 42 Shaver, Pauline 42 Shelton, Bonnie 39 Simms, Mrs. Virginia 13, 66 8, 70, 71 Master Index 56, 59, 62 Sims, James iPetel 27, 30, 73, 81, 86, Sims, Linda 39, 50, 71 Sigman, Roland 42, 64 Sizemore, William 27, 52, 57 Skaggs, Freddie 39 Skaggs, June 39 Skaggs, Mrs. Irene 13, 31, 72 Skaggs, Lloyd Dean 42, 63 Smallwood, Fern 27 Smith, Harriet 39, 52, 66, 71 Smith, June 27, 71 Smith, Mrs. Martha 13 Smits, Mrs. Myrtle 13 Snodgrass, Betty Lou 34, 39, Snodgrass, Jo Anne 27, 57, 6 Sparks, Bill'42, 53 Sparks, Deloris 27, 71 Sparks, Geraldine 43 Sparks-, Janet 43, 99 71,118 2,71 Sparks, Marcella 33, 34, 52, 66, 71 87, 89 Sparks, Phyllis 39 Sparks, Ray 34, 65 Sparks, Reginald 43, 65 Sparks, Violet 39, 71, 118 Spencer, Virginia 27 Spinks, Hilda, 39, 63 Spinks, Sylvia 45 Stacy, Bill 34 Stacy, Delores 28, 66 Starcher, Barbara 34 Starcher, June 43 Starcher, Mildred 39 Stephenson, Shirley 39, 63 Stephenson, Thomas 28 Stephenson, Zane 43 Stevens, Diann 45 Strader, Sue Ann 39, 63 Stone, Allen 43, 64 Stout, Gary 5, 34, 52 Stout, Roy 43, 53 Stover, Betty 34 Stover, Gale 34, 65 Stover, Helen 43 Strickland Audrey 28 31 56, 62, 66, 71-, 105 Stricklandi Mrs. Barbara 14 31 Strickland, Gene Edward 43 Strickgmd, Nancy 33, 34, 53, 56, 58, 66, 71, 1 1 Strickland Paul 39 64 Strickland: Mrs. Rotha 13, 70 Strickland, Sam 34, 35, 53, 56, 57, 67, 68, 100 Stull, Wendell 39, 63 r Summers, Joe 4, 34, 89, 101 Summers, Mary Ann 44 Summers, Van 39, 68, 89, 95 Sweeney Donald 28 31 62 73 86 81 88 Sweene 'Jean Ann 34,52 1 I I I Y Sweeney, 81 Ronald 4, 28, 52, 56, 59, 61, 62, 80 Sykes, Jean 39 Talbert, Mavis 39 Tann:-r, Bobby 43 Taylor, Barbara 43 Taylor, Betty 39, 63 Taylor, Charles 44 Taylor Ernest 52 Taylori Norma 34 Taylor, Pa Jla 43, 52, 98 Taylor, Pearl 45 Taylor, Robert 43 Taylor, Roy 43, 90 Taylor, Rgssell 34, 56 Taylor Ze Ima 45 Tenny, Nedla 34 Thomas, Billy 43 Thomas, Cecil 43 Thomas, Leon 44, 90 Thomas, Linda 43, 99 Thomas, Tex 39, 98 Thompson Thom son , B stty 34 Harold 5, 34, 65, 70 P I Thompson, Jim 43 Thompson, Kenneth 43 Thompson, Mary Rose 34 Vaughn, Charlotte 28, 31, 56, 66, 71 Vaughn, George 63 Vaught, Mrs. Gladys 14 Vickers, Gene 35, 63 Waggoner, Patricia 4, 28, 31, 50, 52, 57 62 Wagner, Shirley 43, 53 Walker, Becky 44, 52 Walker, Judy 43 Walker, Marie 39, 53, 66, 71 Walker, Sandra 43, 52 Wallen, Martha 43 Walton Judy 39 waifanf utah 35 Ward, Arnold 43 Ward, Kenneth 28 Ward, Larry 28, 63 Ward, Linda 43 Ward, Louise 35 Ward, Melvin 39 Ward, Ruth 35 Ware, Margie 28, 57 Weese, Weese, Wells, Westfa Martha 29 Mary 29, 79 C. P. 12, 48 ll, Janet 10, 35, 50, 52, 56, 58, 63 66 67, 70, 71 Wheeler, Janet 43 Wheeler Sharon 43 White, Anna 29 White, Becky 35, 50, 53, 55, 56, 66, 70 71 White, Betty 43 White, Delma 35, 70 White, Eddie 45 White, Janet 39 White, June 35, 66, 70 White, Kermit 29, 65 White, Mary 45 White, Mrs. Portorhee 14 White, Ralph 43 White, Ronda 44, 53 Whitman, Barbara 29, 50, 59, 61, 62, 66, 67 70, 72, 81, 100 Whytsell, Jimmy 29 Wiblin Clarence 39 Wiblin, Lula 39, 63, 66, 71 Wiblin, Rose Ann 44 Wilde, Carolyn 43, 52 Williams, Anna Rose 39 Williams, Gary 43 Williams, Mitchell 44, 90 Williams, Sandra 43 Wilson, Alden 29 Wilson, Chester 43 Wilson, Gary 39, 52 Wiseman, Carolyn 45 Wiseman, Charles Ray 39 Wiseman, Nancy Ann 44 Withrow, Ernest 43 Wood, Wanda 43 Woods, Charles 99 Woods, Edward 44 Woods Helen 43 Woodsi Jerry 35 Woods, Margaret 43 Woods Newman 44 vvaaasf Pa--1 39 Tinnel, Dolly 14, 43 Tinnel, Helen 39 Tinnel, Priscilla 39, 53, 55 Tinney, Buster 39, 65 Tinney, Jerry 44 Tinney, Paul 45 Trent, Batty 43, 52 Trent, Dixie 35, 50 Trent, Lyle 15 Trent, Pat 44 Trimble, Marion 35 Triplett, Hedgie 35, 65 Tucker, Bryon Lee 28 Tucker, Charles 39, 64, 99 Tyler, Julie 39, 63 Tyree, Agnes 35, 66, 70, 71, 72 Tyree Charlene 43, 98 Tyree, Helen 44 Tyree, John 15 Tyree, Martha Jean 35 Underwood, Arthur 28 131 Workman, Eugene 35, 63 Workman, M rel 39 Worlledge, Chester 44, 90 Worlledge, Joe 29, 86, 89 Worlledge, Sue 43 Wotring, Raymond 29, 31, 60, 62, 67, 68 70 73, 78, 86, 87, 88 Wriston, Barbara 39 Young, Allen 45 Young, Becky 45 Young, Beulah 43 Young, Bob 29, 48, 73, 81, 91, 93, 94 Young, Brenda 39, 71 Young, Daniel 45 Young, Frank 35, 63, 101 Young, Herbert 45 Young, Irene Carol 35, 71 Young, Juanita 39, 66, 71 Young, Judy 43 Young, Lawrence 39 Young, Roy 43 The moving finger vvrifesg and, having writ, Moves on: nor all your piety nor wit Shall lure if back To cancel half a line, Nor all your Tears wash out a word of iT. R Edward Fitzgerald 132 Numi- I 4 1 I 4 1 i 1 i I 1 i 4 i 1 4 4 ! , . .N -m Q I 1 W 4 I I, 5 J I 1 W 5 1 1 I 6 w 1 w RN W L F, -Min-