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

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Every student in our school has respon- sibilities. Some are officers of clubs, others are club members. Even if a stu- dent isn't a member ofa club he still has responsibilities to his fellow students and teachers. Having the responsibility of keeping track of band merits and demerits, are these band council students as they have a moment of light banter with their band director, Charles Nicosia. They are C. Frame, L. McDowell, B. Trent, Mr. Nicosia, D. Dietz, E. McMillion, and E. Deal. Having purchased a new record player these G.A.A. officers decided to try it out with S. Mason on her knees to do the honors. Seen standing are M. Summers, R. Grogg, V. Grimes, M, Champe, Mrs. Marguerite Halstead, J. Hinkle, and R, Wiblin. Showing that they can follow the rules, these future N-Clubbers dress in the latest style-sacks-during initiation: F. Foster, R. Miles, R. Harlow, R. McClung, J. Thompson, B. Houghton, W. Fredersdorff. For soon, too soon, this ship we ntust abandon To live a life we ve had no hand in.

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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

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School wasn't all play, we took the work with the pleasure. Everything we did was worthwhile in some way, even if it was just to teach us a lesson. We learned obedience-self discipline-coup tesy-and willingness to help others. Yes, we learned many things in our four years at Nicholas County High. Magazine folders in hand going from door to door these students earned the honor of being the top five in the maga- zine campaign for new bleachers: Dianne Stevens, Jack Chapman, Tiny Cogar, Jean Legg, and Eddie McMillion. The Darkest Hour presented by the Thespians starred Eddie McMillion with Jane Hinkle, Elsie Deal, Raymond Mc- Cutcheon, and Ricky Jones. The play was taken to Montgomery to the district con- test which includes schools ot Fayette, Nicholas, Raleigh, and Webster Counties. This four-year trip never fitted one better For we have learned much from experience and letter