Coalton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Coalton, WV)

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SENIOR-CLASS HISTORY In 1946, forty-two ngreenn, bashful, retiring little Freshmen entered Coalton for the first time. We elected Joe Yeager for our Presidentg Pauline Silvester, Vice Presidentg Jean Phillips, Secretary, David Harvey, Treasurer, Pauline Silvester and Mary M. Girard, Cheerleaders. We chose for our class colors orange and black and the sweetpea for our flower. Our motto is Wwe build the ladder by which we climbw. Thirty-two of us returned in our second year with determination to make that year a successful one. Don Skidmore served as our President assisted by Eugene Marco as Vice Presidentg David Harvey, Secretary, Ruby Saffel, Treasurer, Pauline Silvesterfand Virginia Brown as Cheerleaders. Much to our regret our class had dwindled - . considerably by the time we reached our juniorfyear with only twenty-four remaining. We sold Christmas Q cards and presented a play nAlonE Came Kilroyn in order to make money for a junior- enior Banquet which ' was held in the City Restaurant. That year we began to acquire more dignity. ' This year, 1950, fthe biggest and most important year? our enrollment was twenty-three but during the first semester we lost Freda Fitzwater and in the second semester Margaret Brown dropped out. Our class officers are Ruby Saffel President' Preston Scott, Vice-President, Pauline gilvester, Cecretaryg Ruth Watson, Treasurer, Pauline Silvester and Virginia Brown, Cheerleaders. During our four successful years we have participated in all school activities, the most important, of ' course, Cto us? being basketball. Joe Yeager Don Skidmore, David Harvey played on the varsity team three years. Other activities we have taken part in are Honor Society and Student Council. The events we are now looking forward to is the Junior-Senior Banquet, Graduation Day, and Senior Day which will be the second of June.

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f I Junior Class History We, the Juniors, of Coalton High School entered as freshmen with an enrollment of thirtyetwo members. That year we gained one member and lost two. Mr. Stalnaker was our class sponsor. our officers that year were! Harley Waugerman, Presidentg Betty Travise, Vice-President, Thelma Heater, Treasurer, Mae Zoeffel, Secretary, and Anita Demotto and Anna Mae Marco, cheer leaders. Our colors were blue and white, our flower, the white rose, and our motto, Uwin or Lose.n We had Several parties during the year., The Freshmen Home Economics girls had a school party and presented the play, uThe Truth Fairy and the Magic Ink.U We entered Coalton High School as Sophomores in the fall of 1948 with an enrollment of twenty-four students. In December of that year we gained one member, Charles Yates. We were represented on the basket-ball team by five members. Two of our boys served on the student council. Mr. Johnson was our class sponsor. That year our officers were as follows! Ronald Jones, President, Betty Travise, Vice-President, Bill Edmond, Secretary and Treasurer, and Anita Demotto and Sara Loudin, cheer leaders. We had several social activities that year. Juanita Linger won the girls' beauty contest. c Our numbers have slowly decreased and on September 9th, 19b9 when we reentered Coalton high School, we had an enrollment of twenty students from which two have dropped leaving us only eighteen members. Our class officers are as follows: Ronald Jones, President Sara Loudin, Vice-President- William Edmond Secretary, Juanita Linger, Treasurer, gud Yates and Anita Demotto, cheer leaders. Mr. Martin is our class sponsor. Our class sold Christmas cards during the year to raise money for the Junior-Senior Banquet to be held in Elkins on May 19th, 1950. During the year we sponsored an assembly program in which we presented three skits from the Junior Play, WHis.0zark Cousin.n This play with the entire class assisting, we presented April 50, It was generally considered to be quite a success. Anita Demotto, our 0 7