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January 21, 1925
Spirit Of Jefferson
Charles Town, Jefferson County, West Virginia
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Nichols medals awarded every two weeks at Harpers Ferry High School to pupils based on performance points or periods across grades, junior high, and high school.
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School Medals Are Awarded at Ferry.
The Nichols medals awarded every two weeks at the Harpers Ferry High School, have so far been received by the following pupils (the pupil who holds the medal for the most two week periods owns the medal when school closes in the spring):
GRADES.
Gold.-Dorothy Zumbro 1 point; Rosalie LaRue, 1 point; Mattie Dunn, 2 1/2 points; Eugene Crum, 1 point; Herbert Dailey, 1/2 point.
Silver.-Herbert Dailey, 1 point; Ruth Kellican, 1/2 point; Edna Brash- eor, 2 1/2 point; Josephine Stallings, 1/2 point; Frank Harrison, 1/2 point Ella Dunn, 1/3 point; Elliard Dunn, 1/3 point, Lewis Griffith, 1/3 point.
JUNIOR HIGH.
Gold.-Lowell Hetzel, 5 periods; Louise Moler, 1 period.
Silver.-Marian McDonald, 3 periods; Louise Moler, 2 1/2 periods; Ethel Moler, 1/2 point.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Gold.-Marguerite Maddox, 2 periods; Helen Reese, 2 periods; Lane Moler, 1 period; Thomas Lemen, 1 period.
Silver.-Helen Reese, 2 periods; Lane Moler, 1 1/2 periods; Marguerite Maddox, 1 period; Jean Shugart, 1 period; Virginia Harding, 1/2 period.
The Nichols medals awarded every two weeks at the Harpers Ferry High School, have so far been received by the following pupils (the pupil who holds the medal for the most two week periods owns the medal when school closes in the spring):
GRADES.
Gold.-Dorothy Zumbro 1 point; Rosalie LaRue, 1 point; Mattie Dunn, 2 1/2 points; Eugene Crum, 1 point; Herbert Dailey, 1/2 point.
Silver.-Herbert Dailey, 1 point; Ruth Kellican, 1/2 point; Edna Brash- eor, 2 1/2 point; Josephine Stallings, 1/2 point; Frank Harrison, 1/2 point Ella Dunn, 1/3 point; Elliard Dunn, 1/3 point, Lewis Griffith, 1/3 point.
JUNIOR HIGH.
Gold.-Lowell Hetzel, 5 periods; Louise Moler, 1 period.
Silver.-Marian McDonald, 3 periods; Louise Moler, 2 1/2 periods; Ethel Moler, 1/2 point.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Gold.-Marguerite Maddox, 2 periods; Helen Reese, 2 periods; Lane Moler, 1 period; Thomas Lemen, 1 period.
Silver.-Helen Reese, 2 periods; Lane Moler, 1 1/2 periods; Marguerite Maddox, 1 period; Jean Shugart, 1 period; Virginia Harding, 1/2 period.
What sub-type of article is it?
Education
What keywords are associated?
School Medals
Harpers Ferry High School
Nichols Medals
Academic Awards
Pupil Performance
What entities or persons were involved?
Dorothy Zumbro
Rosalie Larue
Mattie Dunn
Eugene Crum
Herbert Dailey
Ruth Kellican
Edna Brash Eor
Josephine Stallings
Frank Harrison
Ella Dunn
Elliard Dunn
Lewis Griffith
Lowell Hetzel
Louise Moler
Marian Mcdonald
Ethel Moler
Marguerite Maddox
Helen Reese
Lane Moler
Thomas Lemen
Jean Shugart
Virginia Harding
Where did it happen?
Harpers Ferry
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Harpers Ferry
Key Persons
Dorothy Zumbro
Rosalie Larue
Mattie Dunn
Eugene Crum
Herbert Dailey
Ruth Kellican
Edna Brash Eor
Josephine Stallings
Frank Harrison
Ella Dunn
Elliard Dunn
Lewis Griffith
Lowell Hetzel
Louise Moler
Marian Mcdonald
Ethel Moler
Marguerite Maddox
Helen Reese
Lane Moler
Thomas Lemen
Jean Shugart
Virginia Harding
Outcome
pupils received gold and silver medals based on accumulated points or periods; the pupil with the most periods owns the medal at school closing in spring.
Event Details
Nichols medals are awarded every two weeks at Harpers Ferry High School to pupils in grades, junior high, and high school based on performance, with gold and silver categories listing recipients and their points or periods so far.