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

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n 1 Life was both exciting and exasperat- ing during our club initiations, especially when we dressed up in our Sunday best and were off for the mad dash. G.A.A. girls pictured in a gal: session are-standing: Mary Sue Ramsey and Judith Ramsey, seated: Louella Ruther- ford, Shirley Lilly, and Helen Tyree. Exciting! Yes, helping with homecom- ing in any way is exciting whether it be decorating the float or carrying signs as Priscilla Rhomiller, Reva McMillion, Bar- bara Hicks, Don Brewer, Howard Blanken- ship, and Lula Wiblin are doing. Each of these-homecoming and initia- tions-tied us closer to our school and all too soon it was over and-then the big night-Graduation. We Seniors, the class of Pirates brave In black and white many treasures have saved.

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Packed Assemblies, Activities - Learning Service is our most extensive extra- curricular activity. Before school, after school, between classes-our students can always be found serving their school. As clubs, as groups, as individuals, we respond spontaneously to challenging needs. Caught by the cameraman are the ma- iorettes doing pyramids on the campus at West Virginia State College, thus fur- nishing wholesome advertising for the school. They are-on the ground: Becky Walker and Nancy Rose. Kneeling: Pris- cilla Tinnil and Ramona Frame. Standing: Shirley Wagner, Carol Frame, and Paula Taylor. Typical student life is pictured with these boys trolicking on the campus at noon: Paul Groves, Joe Kirker, Bill Mc- lntire, Nicky Nichols, Terry Fyock, Walter Rogers, Jerry McCue, and David Lunter.

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Very few people would like school if it were only a place to learn, to study, and to take tests. Fortunately our school isn't like that. There is a lighter side, the so- cial side of school when everyone has a good time. Throughout the year there's always something going on, whether it's a dance, assembly, or a football game-characteris- tic of the football season Coach Perkins and some of the B team are seen in the exciting moment of moments-the team scores on the last play to beat Webster Springs. Everyone looks forward to the iunior class play presented in November of every year. This year's play cast include M. Trimble, J. Frazer, N. Huffman, T. Pugh, B. Frame, B. Rader, L. McDowell, L, Beale, D. Dietz, S. Wagner, G. Sparks, B. Bennett, J. Cox. Applying make-up to Bobby Frame and Geraldine Sparks are Sue Mason, Mrs. Betty McMillion, Ann Chapman, and Ed- die McMillion for the big play. Yes, we have our social side of school which enables us to learn about the cul- tured side of life. We've snatchedgprecious gems from Freshman days forward Our ship, it is loaded fore, Top, aft, and boward