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

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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

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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

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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?