Coalton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Coalton, WV)

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C L A.S S P R O P H E C Y There's nurse Guire all dressed in white cheering someone whofs ill until she knows they're all right. 'Order!N shouts Ann, and the zhildren in the room are quiet as mice. Yes, trat's the same Ann who always studied hard while she attended suhooln It seemed as if she never had time to play. That'B Dick we see dressed in the sailor suit of blue. Remember his telling us one day in English class that he wanued to be a sailor and sail the seven seas? Could that be Daisy Williams' house so neat and clean? She's an ideal housewife as all the people can se,1 n,:hs4s LPES DGOBUBB MP. GOGSLD taught ns? so :muh about it in Sociology. 'Swab the deck, sailorlv Whyv, aye, 31r!' cries Bob as he busies himself with the Job. We all wonder if he answers 'I don't Know hown, as he did when the teachers asked him questions. There comes Allene, as happy as can be. A nice housewife she is to keep her husband company. How she used to talk in school! It's Edith who works hard all day long, straightening the library book in order es they come. Remember she was e grand libra- rian when she was a senior in school? Do you think Betty can be happy married to a man twice as old as she is? We all hope she is, for she wanted to be an old man's darling and not a young man's slave.

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At last lovely Martha Roberts' ambition has come true. She is now acting as Connie ln the show 'There's Happiness in Life, if we Only Balleve'. we all know that she will be a suc- gess since she was always willing to do her Cite Look! Thers's Daisy Ghewnlng hurrying through the crowd. She thinks she might find someone to take home ln her taxi-cab. Whose melodlous voice ls that we hear sing- ing over the radio? Oh yes, I remember! It's Mary Lou Channel who always loved to sing. That charming voice we hear when we make a phone call is that of Lucy Ross. She ls now the telephone operator at Elkins, West Vir- glnla. It's postmistress Kelly who supplies the public with mall. Could it be that she chose this vocation in order that she might save herself some extra steps? She always had many letters to mall. Is that Llberts who works all day long putting up pin curls till her fingers hurt? She always sald,NThere's nothing better than to be s good beaut1cian.' Sure that's Lena Zlrkle in that stunning suit. She designs ladies' clothes for Sears Roebuck and Company. Lives of seniors should remind them KO! each lesson's mighty oostt And, departing leave behind them Deep regret for chances lost. New that we are leaving, What we do we'll let you know, So that you may come to see us No matter where we go.