Coalton High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Coalton, WV)

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SENIOR CLASS POEM The time D6 parting for us has arrived. Seventeen Seniors have survived. And before our class graduates, We'd like to recall our outstanding traits. Blue and Whitey our colors, we hold most near, The white rose, our flower, is very dear. We've had many happy days an our high school years. For us the parting will bring forth tears. Lottie Booth leads the iist as we go down the line. She appears to be happy all the time Anita Demotto, the smallest in our c Is a clever and lovable little Lass. Bill Edmond, Can be found Dick Hollen, He is always at noon in the study ha creating some kind of a we think is a pretty g UI can't5, but says, NI quiet and tall Is highly respected and liked by all Ronny Jones, Seldom says, Cecil Kisner, Juanita Linger is our only blond, Of her we all are very fond. And Sara Loudin is a girl worth-whil For she is always wearing a smile. Betty Travise is nice and neat, A girl like her you seldom meet. Catherine Phillips, smiles and grins No, she and Juanita aren't twins. 0 lass, the only red-headed senior of all, ll. we class the most.mischievousg fuss. ood guy, 'll 'bryan f 99 0 Y

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Mary Rutherford keeps our finances in cheek. Withouf her they'd probably be a wreck. Chasles WBnCh Yates, the ladies man. Won t call it quits, but says, 'I can.n Cornelia Miller fPhi1lipsJ superised us all, When inwo matrimony, she did fall. Mae Zoeffel,oun quietest onc,, Always seems to he having fun. Earl Miller is a very nice boy, Driving his Buick is his pride and joy. Tony Ross likes athletlcs best of all. He was our captain in basketball, Anna Mae Marco, last but not least, Has been this yearbook's Editor-in Chief. Uwe do the best we een, with what we have, where we are,n This motto is a challenge to all near and far. The Senior Bard now closes this rhyme, In hopes yajlll ronombcr us for ailong time.