Nichols High School - Comet Yearbook (Nichols, NY)

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SECOND GHHDE First Row: Henry Rother, Duane Barnhart, John Stone, George 0lmstead,R1chard Moore Second Row: Webster MacCoy, Victoria Deretz, Shirley Taylor, John Bensley Third Row: Robert Barnhart,Lois Vargason,Frank 0lmstead,Nathan Keener,Ruth Sherman Absent: Andrew Krapf, Iva Padgett Teacher: Mrs. Freda Wilmot FIRST GHHDE First Row: Donald Hanford, Richard Stone, Steven Gray, John Taylor, Joseph Tyrrell, Ralph Ball, Richard Nichols, Glenda Tobin, Dolores Smith, Sandra McCoy. Second Row: Marien Friedricksen, William Baldwin, Carol Goble, Sally Rogers, Mary Goble, Barbara Burke, Jane Beasley, Joanne Sutfin, Peggy Beck, Sandra Perry Third Row: Mary.Ann Taylor, Carolyn Smith, Kay Wiswell, Virginia Babcock,Carol Sweet Beatrice Keener, James Blieler, Dorothy Catlin Absent: Rose Catlin Teacher: Mrs. Mildred Bixby 20

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BHSHETBHLL Front Row: Paul Stone, Ed Engelbert, Pat Miller, Al Engelbert. Back Row: Mr. Dean, Bill Moore, Gor- don Horton, Herb Barnum. We point with pride to our Junior Varsity basketball team. Under the guidance of Mr. Dean this economy size squad did much to add color and spirit to our basketball season. Although particularly smell in stature, they have demonstrated the mettle which will guarantee us winning teams in the future. The Jayvees played Wellsburg, Candor, Ludlowville, Van Etten, and Groton, winning seven games and losing two. Watch for these fellows next year. Back Row: Mr. Dean, Deck Chaffee, Bob Jones, Jim Clark, Gordon Kelley, John Lisenby. Front Row: Gerald Catlin, Calvin Cornell, Jim Bixby,Gay- lord Park, Alden Tribe, David Preshur, Glen Ellis. The one outstanding quality of the l9L7 Senior Varsity Basketball team was the fine sportsmanship always displayed by the men despite the long string of defeats. Graduation last June- took with it all the seasoned players, and this year Fay Morris was no longer eligible to play. Coached by Mr. Dean the Varsity made great strides in mastering the style and skills of the sport so that the improv- ments this year should pay good dividends in the basketball season next year. The opponents which we met in our league included: Wellsburg, Groton, Newfield, Ludlowville, Candor, and George Junior Republic. O 22