Nichols High School - Comet Yearbook (Nichols, NY)

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CH-ISS UF 1950 Left to Right: Lucille Nye, Gerald Catlin, Elinor,Ny:, Calvin Cornell, James Bixby, John Berry, John Lisenby, Donald Totten, William Moore,Raymond Berry, Priscilla Lisenby. Absent: Joanne Williams -------A ae -------- The Freshmen began their activities this year with a Tag Day. Orange and black tags were made with witch and cat designs to be appropriate for the Halloween season at which time the tags were on sale at school. The proceeds from this enterprise furnished re- freshments at a class party held in the Music House shortly afterwards. Perhaps the most profitable undertaking was the class participation in the Magazine Campaign, the Freshmen class taking third place in the sales contest held in the school. Other parties were successfully staged through the year with the help of the class advisor, Mr. Riegel. On November twenty-second Mr. and Mrs. Riegel supplied prizes and games: the girls of the class served cider and sandwiches at a very enjoyable evening frolic. A more active party was the one on Valent1ne's Day at Cady Hall where the class with their guests found much fun in exciting games of volleyball and basketball. We watch in amazement as the upper classmen rush about wildly in their activities and know that from now on, we too will lead a busy class life. -calvin cornell- 15

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5 EIGHTH snnnf Back Ro '. : Gordon Horton, Tayne Horton, Gaylord Park, amy Baldwin, Pet Mill5s Joyce Berry, Carol Cornell. Second Row: Barbara Bennett, Mina Barlow, Pearl Rought, Ihrold BhYn1mf Paul Stone. Front Row: Dorthea Kuhlmann,Pat hdller, Ruth Berry, Vivian Olmstead, Irene Bennett. In our first class meeting the following officers were elected: Dorthea Kuhlmann, presidentgPatrick Miller, vice-presidentg Ruth Berry, secretary-treasurer, Barbara Bennett and Patricia Mills, Student Council representativesgPaul Stone,news report- er. Our class colors are purple and gold and our flower is the violet. Patrick Miller was the manager of the magazine sales drive. The eighth grade up to this time has done no noble deed, but we have great things planned for the future. -paul stone- 4 Early in the year the seventh grade organized and elected the following officers: president, Cora Rinkerg vice-president, Albert Engelbertg secretary-treasurer Edward Engelbert. Robert Corbin and Charles Cheely represent the class on the Student Council, while Charlotte Brown and Ann Marie Miller are the news reporters The most important activities which the class has had are: the magazine selling contest and an assembly program together with the eighth grade. we are happy to find that a class spirit is already taking shape in our grade. SEVENTH GHHDE -charlotte brown- 'rx standing left to right: Mrs. Ward Morgan, Beverly Morris, Raymond Weaver, Charles Cheely, Tracy Van Vliet, Ralph Carrier, Clara Jane Burgess, Maxine Carrier. Qggigg-left-Lg-5ighgiCharlotte Brown, Ann Marie Miller, Cora hinker, Albert Engel bert, Edward Ehgelbert, Vivian Weaver, Shirley Lisenby, Anna Stone, Robert Corbin Jean Carolyn bensley, Franklin Dutton. 17