Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

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c )nocu (2,ueen 1968 Obviously, even “oldsters” (otherwise known as chaperones) enjoy themselves in the Holiday Season. 21

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V. cars crow ne Romantic couples promenaded to the gay music of the King Sound Interpreters in the Winter Formal on December 23. An enormous snowman graced the floor, and a red fireplace complete with stockings and Christmas tree created a warm, homey atmosphere. At the end of the dance, the 1968 Snow Queen, selected by popular vote of the students present, was announced by Bob Meadows, Student Council president. Radiant Nancy Vicars, escorted by Randy Atkins, re- ceived th£ crown from Santa Clause (Mike Smith). Her attendants were Lynn Bondurant, escorted by Tom Brown, Marianne Johnson, escorted by Tiny Arthur, Debbie Mullins, escorted by Kenny Thomas, and Nancy Young, escorted by ftoger McClanahan. The crowd in the background was enthralled by the music of the King Sound Interpreters. 20

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Nitro was given the privilege of representing two nations at the March 16 Security Council meeting. Above, mem- bers of the Syrian delegation brood proceedings during debate on the Middle East Crisis. As the leading representa- tive, Danny Williams took part in floor debate. His assistants are: Gail Williams, Jane Williams, Dorothy Mynes, Sheila Baxter, Grey Stonestreet, Sam Maheffey, John Payne, and David Guinn. Proceedings were skillfully directed by “President” David Smith, who has par- ticipated in the Model Uni- ted Nations ever since its birth in 1964. For three years he was an active delegate from Nitro; his experience led to appoint- ment as President, the most demanding position in the mock Council. With out his supervision, little would have been accom- plished through the long day. Here, he consults with Secretary-General A- kan E. Usanga, Parliamen- tarian George Jacque, and Secretary Mrs. Hereford. 22