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

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Making signs and selling tick- ets for athletic events are two iobs of the 9-Club girls. Upon graduation, a senior girl invites an acceptable sophomore to take her place and serve for two years. The organization is composed only of junior and senior girls. Each year the 9-Club sponsors the sale of mums for the home- coming game. These girls also work in the concession stand. Although the Club supports various other school activities, its primary purpose is to support athletic events. Devoting much of her time in helping these girls with the work of the club, Mrs. Irene Skaggs, sponsor, seems never to tire of her task. Wiblin Lsien atteniively to her. This is a football, explains Mrs. Irene Skaggs, as if these nine girls had never seen one before. Joyce Grose, Tiny Cogar, Ruth Grogg. Carol Drennen. Jolene Hughes, Margie Champe, Betty Lue Snodgrass, Violet Sparks, and Lula Students Named For Sports-Minded Clubs Gab sessions sometime: end in argument, but the coach seems to have this session fully under control. First raw: John Lewis, Zeke Hamrick. Second vow: Jim Cox, Jack Blankenship, Bob Houghton, Eddie Bell. Third row: Coach James Gladwell, Jim Rogers, Van Summers, Joe Kirker, Nicky Nichols, Dave Hulbert. Standing: Walter Rogers. 18 To those boys who lettered in a particular sport, served as man- ager, or as publicity manager, an opportunity is given through 'two ghastly initiations a year to bes come members of the N-Club. Each year the senior members ofthe club, accompanied by their sponsors, travel to a sporting event within a 300 mile radius. Last spring the seniors visited Cincinnati, Ohio, tor the week- end and saw the Redleg-Giant game. Officers of the N-Club are Van Summers, president, Joe Kirker, vice-president, Walter Rogers, secretary, Jim Rogers, treasurer, and Nicky Nichols, sergeant-at- arms. Coaches James Gladwell, Rob- ert Perkins, and Bernard Poole are sponsors of the club. i

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Just what is a flower made of? This seems to be the amine some of nature's hidden beauty. Front Raw: B. Russell, Loving. Second Row: S. Worlleclge, K. Dotsorl. J. Frazer, V. Jessup, C. Drennen, T, Cogar, D. Huffman, N. O'DeIl, J. Mor- riston, B. Young, K. Adkins, C. Perrine, N. Rollins. Third raw: McCutcheon. Fourth low: B. Backus, R. Jones, D. Berry, K. Lett, R. Stout, P. Cook, D. Dodrill, D. Dietz, D. Lunter, and P. Rollins. obiect of discussion as these science club members ex- M. Sebert, H. Smith, B. Brown, 5. Roark, R. Brick, M. C, Wilde, L. Beale, P. Backus, O. Jackson, B, Mclntire, R. Nature, Projects Interest 'Scientists' Nature study and proiects were the highlights of the year for the newly formed Science Club. Each member must have completed a proiect this year. The protects were exhibited at the Science Fair on March 13. This is the first time in the school's history that a science fair has been given for students and adults. The club also entered pro- lr is nan: for n. to imagine wnni life would be like nn. given U., these members .wn to be thinking, ra.. withu I row: iects in the Morris-Harvey Regional Science Fair this spring. Officers of the club include Eugene Jackson, president, Van Summers, vice-president, June Skaggs, secretary, and Raymond McCutcheon, treas- urer. Mrs. Nancy Brown and E. K, Lett spend much of their time in sponsoring the Science Club. and science ut flowers and many other things that nature . S. Wagner, B. Snodgrass, V. Sparks. I.. Gill, N, Huffman P. Taylor. Second row: Mrs. N. Brown, B. Rader, B. Young. Srarcher, C. Matheny, G. Gai-ren, M. Brown, D. Gross, B. Roge J. Hinkle, E. Jackson, L. Young. Fifth row: G. Wilson, V. Summers, E. Bell, J. Kirker. D. Stevens, E. K. Lett, sponsor. Third row: J rs, B. Walker, B. Trent. Fourth row: T. Fyock . Skaggs, M. , W. Rogers, 20