Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

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Head Majorette, Bridget Sapp, smiles proudly. Flag Corps captain. Shelly Rader. Twirler, Missy Honaker. was chosen to represent Nitro for the title of Miss Kanawha County Majorette. Only a few more minutes, Anji Chatting! Show us those pearly whites. Tangee Dawson!

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ALL KINDS OF FUN On September 16,1986, the Ni- tro High School Band, Majorettes, and Flag Corps traveled to Laidley Field in hopes of capturing the titles of Best Corps Routines, in the 40th Annual Daily Mail Band and Major- ette Festival. Entering the field, the band ex- cited the crowds with the quick paced tune “Showdown,” Next, Twirler Missy Honaker held the au- dience’s attention with her feature R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A.” Then the corps, led by Head Majorette Bridget Sapp, marched to “Hands Across the Sea.” The performance concluded with the majorettes marching down- field while the band played “Apollo. The majorettes excelled in origi- nality with their rendition of sailors and USO girls during war-times with the tunes Anchors Aweigh and “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.” For this, the majorettes received a well de- served third place trophy. The entire group did a terrific job and is to be commended on a good show. Row 1: Bridge» Sapp, Head. Robin Bailes, Missy Anthony. Missy Honaker. Row 2: Tangee Dawson. Christy Queen. Anji Chatting. Teresa Brenneman Bridget Sapp accepts the 3rd plae trophy for the corps originality routine. First Mate Christy throwing her Anchors Aweigh . Senior Majorettes Anji Chatting. Bridget Sapp, and Tangee Dawson, smile for the camera. 18

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SHADOW DAY PARTNERS IN EDUCATION Don't they look enthused? Tim Cruise learned a lot during Shadow Day. Anthony Smith and his newly found friend. Mike Robinson looks on with amazement. 20 FMC Special Project Manager, Chuck Taylor, made a personal inter- est to get involved in the advancement toward students understanding busi- nesses. Taylor asked for company sup- port and received exactly that. He met with Specialty Chemical Divsion Man- ager, joe Acker, who liked the idea and agreed to help. Now the partnership between Ni- tro High School and FMC is well on its way. This partnership also includes 37 other schools with participation from 30 FMC employees. The plant organized a Shadow Day” where 40 Nitro students spent half a day following the activities and daily routines of an employee of their choice. Participating employees included for- men, lab technicians, traffic managers, the office staff, and the plant nurse. Chemist, Terry Willis, a former teacher, made suggestive improvements for the school's popular chemistry classes and helped to demonstrate chemical analy- sis.