Coalton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Coalton, WV)

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S E N I O R S 1 9 4 7 In 1945 a great event occurred in Coalton High School. We, the Seniors of 1947, met for the first time, entering as one of the largest classes in the history of the school. There were forty-two Freshmen prepared for anything the teachers could offer. Elmer Skidmore wee elected presidentg Dick Goddin, v1ee-pres1- dentg Betty Groves, secretary, Jack srbogaet treasurerg Kathryn Grabouski, historiang Jeanette Altier and Liberta Leombruno, cheer- leaders. We chose as our class motto:'The higher the climb, the broader the view.0 In 1944 we entered with an enrollment of thirty three. Our officers were: Jack Kittle, presldentg Thelma Kelly, vice-president, Ann Marie Jeran, secretary and treasurer, Liberte Leombruno, cheer leader. 1945 found us as Juniors. We entered with seventeen members. Our officers were: Kathryn Grabouskl, presidentg Ann Marie Jeran, vice- preeidentg Lorraine Guire, secretary and treasurer, Llberta Lsombruno, cheer leader. For our Junior play we presented 'No Bride for the Groomn. We also had a Junior-Senior banquet at the Tygart Hotel. After the banquet we went to the american Legion Hall to dance and then attended a movie at the Manoa Theater. Sixteen of us began our senior year '46. Our class officers are: Dick Goddin, presldentg Daisy Williams, vice-presidentg Lucy Ross, secretary, Edith Methuen, treasurerg Llberta Leombruno, cheer lender. Three seniors were members of the Student Council. Dick Goddln was the first president of the organizationg the other members were Ann Jsran and Edith Nethken.