Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

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Robin and Jenette pose for a picture Dee Dee and Charlie do research in the library. Bobby and Karen live at Wendy’s Students work after school for homecomins. 17

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We Deserved Many We Received One On Tuesday, September 20, 1985, the Marchins Wildcats strutted onto Laidley Field with hopes of captures the honor of Grand Champions of the Daily Mail Band and Majorette Festival. The band burst onto the field to the sound of “Firestorm'' after which the girl twirler, Melanie Douglas, twirled excitedly to the sound of Can Can . Following her performance, Melanie joined the corp, led by head majorette, Katrina Whitten, for their military routine. The band exited the field to Magna . The band re-entered the field to conclude their perform- ance. With a wide smile across his face, Nitro boy twirler, John Lovejoy, performed excellently to “Barbara Ann , sending the audience to their feet. The corp then did their interpretation of a night at Tri-State Greyhound Park to the songs We’re in the Money and Hounddog When the awards were handed out, Nitro came away with a participation award and a second place award for boy twirler. Although the band only received one trophy besides participa- tion, they still did a great job. The corp proudly marches off the field. Kelly and Ansi perform the military routine ■ John salutes the crowd after fmishins his routine. ■ John receives his second place trophy. Melanie Douslas was chosen from the corp for the title of Miss Kanawha County Major- ette