Coalton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Coalton, WV)

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B A S KLE T B A L L Another basketball season has come to a close. Of the games scheduled, the Varsity team won three: the Junior High team won all but four, and the Rc- sorves won two. Throughout the season and at the tournament the team showed the sportsmanship that has come to be a part of Coalton High in the past year. Though several games lost were only by a small margin, the boys bore no grudge, but came back fighting at each encounter. In Carmen Ross, Dick Goddin, Bob Miller, Tom Moran, Jos Silveeter, Victor Masterjoe, and Joe Ross, Coalton has some of the finest prep athletes in the school's history. They have done their best to bring Coalton its share of victories. B A S K E T B A L L I N' R E'V I E I' On December 21, 1946, Coalton High opened the basketball season on the Elkins High floor with a 47-23 loss to a veteran Parsons High School team. The game was played as a benefit for the Infantilo Paralysis Fund. In the second test of the season the Alumni defeated the Vario ity 58-46. Weston, Thomas, T-V, Parsons, and the Alumni took us into camp in the early part of the season by large mar- gins. The Elkins 'B' team, Beverly, Flemington, St. Augustine and Belington High had a much harder time taking the improving Coalton High team. The losing streak was snapped with a victory over Pickens High School on the Coalton floor 49-38. In a return game at Coalton, St. Augustine was de- feated by a margin of four points, 33-29. In the last game of the season the fighting Coalton team defeated the Little Ten Champions, Belington, by the score of 51-46. Revenge was sweet, Coalton hav- ing lost to the Little Ten Champions earlier in the season, the last minute 47-44. The sectional tour- nament saw Coalton High losing to a taller and more experienced Beverly High team, in the first round by a score of 44-23. Captain Cannon Ross was honored by being selected on the all-tournament team.

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I N T R A M U R A L B A S K E T B A L L No one sport creates so much oxctnment turing the noon hour activity period as the intramural been ketball season which holds sway from December untll April. The climax comes with the tournament at the end of the season. Sportsmanship and pop, as well as playing ability are evidenced throughout the in- tramural program. The Senior-Juniors boasted two outstanding teams. The girls' and boys' teams finished runners- up in the intramural schedule. The girls' team ros- ter inclndedz Margaret Loudin, Virginia Jeran, Daisy Chewning, Liberta Leombruno, Thelma Kelly, Betty Kirk, and Helen Cappadony. Varsity letterman, Joe Silvos- ter numbered among his men Bob Hiller, Gene Hedrick, Francis Marco, and Dick Goddin. The Sophomore class teams were no disappointmum in the season's record. With such well-known players as Tom Moran, Joe Ross, Delbert Rowan, Willard lamb, Thomas Guire, and Victor Masterjoe, the boys' team went on to win the class tournament by defeating the 7-8 grade boys 38-22. The girls did very well also, losing to the Freshmen in the finals by a score of ' 18-17. The team inc Jaded Helen Kelly, Mary Lou Loudin, Loretta Miller, Betty Hodges, Ernestine Hathaway, and Hazel Phillips. Pulling severe' upsets during the season the Freshmen teams asserted their power and maintained a splendid record. The Freshmen boys: Carroll Herron David Harvey, Preston Scott, Joe Yeager, Don Skidmore Dencil Crawford, and Eugene Marco won the class cham- pionship. The Freshmen girls walked away with the Class championddp, and the Tournament championship. The winning girls' team consisted of Jean Phillips, Violet Williams, Freda Woose, Clara Furman, Betty De- motto, Molly Sampson, Margaret Brown, Virginia Brown, Kathryn Rey, and Juanita Travis.