Coalton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Coalton, WV)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Coalton Chapter of the National Honor Society began its third year with the election of the follow- ing officers: Pauline Silvester, presidentg Ruby Saffel, vie-presidentg and Arlene Skidmore, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Goddin was faculty sponsor for the chapter. , The senior representation in the chapter was com- prised of three members. Pauline Silvester was out- standing in that she had been head cheerleader for the past two years and was assistant cheerleader in her sophomore year. Ruby Saffel won first place in her junior year and second place in her senior year in the American Legion Auxiliary essay contest. She was also president of the senior class. Last year Mary Margaret Girard sold tickets at all home basket- ball games. This year she was our official basket- ball scorekeeper. Mary Margaret w-s Coalton High's entry in the USecretary of omorrowu contest being held in Parkersburg for high school seniors of west Virginia and sections of Ohio. The chapter's activities for the year included a tour of the Medium Security Prison at Huttonsville and a theater party in alkins.

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srUnENrcoUNc1L The Student Council of Coalton High School began its fourth year with the following officers! Joe Yeager - - 4 - - - - - - President Arlene gkidmore - - - - -Vice-president Rosie Nethken - - - - - - - -Secretary Juanita Linger ---- - - - Treasurer ' Outstanding progress was nada during the l9H9-50 year with Mr. Roscoe Martin as our new sponsor. The sponsorship of a systematic series of assembly programs stands undoubtedly highest in this year's accomplishments. Through this, our student body was given the opportunity to hear several good speakers, much good drama and several good musical numbers. Much good school talent was discovered in the giving of our assembly programs, and much ggod experience was gained by those who participated the programs. In Cctober-November we sent two delegates Arlene Skidmore and Juanita Linger, to Jackson s Mill to the state Co-Government Association convention. They brought back to our student body very interesting reports of their experiences. Under the supervision of Rosie Nethken, chairman of the candy committee the Student Council has cleared to date aporoxlmately b45.00, Candy was sold every noon hour and at all home basketball games On March 31, we sponsored and took care of all arrangements incidental to the presentation by the West Virginia Wesleyan dramatic club of the play USuppressed Desires', under the direction of Mr. John Do Shavers Other projects such as clearing up of proper channels for having class parties was successfully handled by our student council this year, Projects under consideration are magazine selling campaign, commencement activities, and spring social activities.