Nitro High School - Nitronian Yearbook (Nitro, WV)

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Page Twenty-nine THE SPY GLASS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row. left to right: Joe Johnson. Kathleen Kessel. Ralph Wallace. Berneda Frazier, Aloise Skaggs. Back row, left to right: Charles Marshall, Ruth Smith, James Cook, Nellie Johnson. Honor Society History Faculty Sponsor Miss Hart President Charles Marshall Vice-President James Cook Secy.-Treas Aloise Skaggs The National Honor Society was installed on February 10, 1939, by the Keystone Chap- ter of St. Albans high school. The membership of the club consists of five seniors and four juniors. The senior mem- bers are: Berneda Frazier, Nellie Johnson, Joe Johnson, Kathleen Kessel, and James Cook. The junior members are: Aloise Skaggs, Charles Marshall, Ralph Wallace, and Ruth Smith. In choosing members of the club the fol- lowing points are considered: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The pur- pose of the club is to improve the standards of character, scholarship, and leadership in the high school. The club is governed by a body of mem- • bers composed of the officers of the club and a board made up of the following teachers: Miss Hart, Miss Shelton, Miss Pratt, Mr. Reppert, and Mr. Snyder. On March 28, 1939 the members of the so- ciety met and elected the following officers: Charles Marshall, president; James Cook, vice-president, and Aloise Skaggs, secretary. Season's Record (Continued from Page Twenty-seven) was best for the losers with 6 points. The Buffalo Bison went down to defeat Tuesday, January 24. The game was fast and rough with the Nitro boys proving the best. The Nitro boys grabbed an early lead which they held until midway of the final period; at this point the Bisons came through to tie the score at 19 all. The Wildcats then started to firing long shots at the basket to go into the lead once more and at the final whis- tle the score was 20-21 favoring the Wildcats. On February 2, Nitro journeyed to Char- leston to defeat Malden by a score of 48-29. The game was fast and rough. Quinn played a brilliant game at forward for the Wildcats. On February 3, Charleston B again defeat- ed the Wildcats 42-19. The game was played on the Nitro floor. Led by Charley Hendel, who looped in 19 points the Wildcats scalped the Hurricane Redskins by a score of 30-15. Cook was best for the defeated team. Nitro high defeated the Winfield cagers on Friday, February 10, on the Nitro floor. The final score was 40-36 in favor of the Nitro squad. Best for the losers was Hensley, with 17 points. Quinn, Fowler, and Hendel scored (Continued on Page Forty-four)

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