Coalton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Coalton, WV)

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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

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class cheerleader and also one of the High School cheerleaders, won the cheerleader trophy at the Sectional Tournament held in Elkins, we also held a class party May 4 at the home of Mr. Martin. We are regresented on the Student Council by three girls, Ar one Skidmore, Juanita Linger and Anna Mae Marco, and the Honor Society by one, Arlene Skidmore. We were also represented on the Basketball sguad by three of our boys, Tony Ross, Ronald Jones and ohn Hollen. We look forward to a great Senior year in 1950-51. S O P H O M O R E C L A S S We, the sophomores, entered Coalton High School as freshmen in l9H8 with an enrollment of thirty-three. Our class officers for that year were: Bill Goddin, Presidcntg John Johnson, Vice-president, Joan Thacker, Secretary, Charles Girard, Treasurerg and Frances Boss, Cheer-leader. We wish to thank our sponsor, Mr. Stalnaker, for making that year a bright and successful One 4 We came back to school the next year as Sophomores with an enrollment of thirty. Our officers for this year are: Marceline Ash, President, Frances Antolini, ice-president, Marie Roberts, Seoretaryg John Johnson, Treasurer, Joan Thacker, Council member,and Frances Ross, Cheer-leader. This year our boys and girls were very active in the class tournament, Two of our girls, Marceline Ash and Doris Weese have sorved on the Student Councili Our class colors are green and whiteg our class flower is the white rose, and our motto is HAlways finish what you startn.