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

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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

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The Social Committee, com- posed of two members from each of the three upper classes, decides whether we should have a party, dance, or a picnic, or whether we should not. Their iob is to see that each social activity is properly chap- eroned and a responsible clean- up committee is on hand after it is over. Each member must have his name on the activity sheet and the sheet must be in the office at least two days prior to the social affair. The Guidance Council chooses members at the end of their freshman year. Any student is eligible that maintains good grades and 3 good Characler- Carole Keenan, Karen Dotson. Recreation for the school is supervised by these students. Seated: Donald Deitz, Eddie McMillion, Becky Walker. Standing: Terry Fyock, Mrs. Lucy Carroll, sponsor, They Entertain and Present Programs Events for the activity calendar is only one of the many topics discussed by the assembly committee. Seated: Benny Backus, Sue Mason. Van Summers, Brooks Groves. Standing: Becky Groseg Mrs. Lucy Carroll, Mrs. Esther Golden, sponsors, Mary Ann Summers. E7 21 Six students constitute the as- sembly committee: two seniors, two iuniors, and two sopho- mores. In May of each year two students from the freshman class are chosen by the Guidance Council for a period of three years. These students are selected on a basis of leadership, personality, character, and scholastic achieve- ment. This committee works very hard to find outstanding pro- grams, in the fields of entertain- ment and instruction for the stu- dents, This worthwhile group is un- der the sponsorship of Mrs. Esther Golden and Mrs. Lucy Carroll.