Mannington High School - Mirabile Yearbook (Mannington, WV)

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7949 Mmide JUNIOR Y-TEEN CLUB OFFICERS President . . ., ,.., . ELEANOR YOST Vice President . , . EDITH COLE Secretary , , GRETA BLOUNT Treasurer . MAEBETH HOOVER Historian , . .... .. ..,. ,..,. N EDRA SANTEE Sergeant-at-arms , . . .. SHIRLEY GLOVER Program Chairman .. , . BETTY LOU DAWSON Reporter . ,. ,. .. .. ., , NORMA BOWYER Adviser . ., IVIRS. MILES CUNNINGHAM HISTORY The Junior Y-Teen Club, formerly called the Junior Girl Reserve Club, was formed in 1942. It started with sixty-five members. Each year as older girls go into the Senior Club, new members are initiated into the Junior Club. This year the club packed Christmas baskets for needy families, participated in the Y.W.C.A. activities in Fairmont and presented an assembly program. The members include: Mary Jane Beatty, Nedra Santee, Eleanor Yost, Ann Boor, Diana George, Maebeth Hoover, Norma Bowyer, Ethel Hayes, Karen Rymer, Ann McCord, Janis Gribble, Edith Cole, Greta Blount, Jean Blankenship, Rose Ann Fragale, Barbara Roberts, Betty Lou Dawson, Shirley Glover, Agnes Stetz, Mary Beth Porter, Muriel Hart, Lillian Moore and Carol Glasscock. Others are: Charlotte Harker, Joan Thorne, Mary Furbee, Patricia LeMasters, Sally Sue Matheny, Jeanne Hoffman, Nancy Wilson, Martha Rush, Mary Lee Hood, Glenda Fox, Patsy Lou Mahoney, Peggy Sue Mahoney, Esther Gonzales, Phoebia Elliott, Ruth Glover, Phydellas Lake, Joan Bonnell, Mary Jo Sloan, Loretta Efaw, Joanne Cummings, Helen Miller, and Garnett Snider. -Nedra Santee. 43

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1949 Mhalide CHEERLEADERS Mannington High Schoolis three fine cheerleaders have worked long and hard at all games and thuse meetings leading the loyal students and alumni as they cheered the Big Green players on to victory. DORIS LEE BALLEW, the Senior member of the group, has proved to be most efficient and capable. She began working at this task in her Freshman year and has been on the job ever since. Perhaps one reason for her enthusiasm and ability is her great interest in sports. This year the members of the Boys Athletic Association presented her with an official green and white sweater to show their appreciation for the fine work she has done. JOANNE HALL, the youngest and newest of the cheerleaders, is now a Sophomore. She was elected to the job when she was a Freshman and has been given considerable opportunity to develop her talent this year. Dependable and hard-working, she shows much promise, and with more experience she is expected to emerge as one of the really fine cheerleaders in M.H.S. annals. MARY ANN FRANCIS, now a Junior, will move up into first place among the cheerleaders when she returns to school next September. Her work during the past two years has been outstanding, and she will be more than equal to the task of being chief cheerleader. She takes the work seriously and enjoys every bit of it. No doubt Mary Ann will rate a green and white sweater too next year. 42

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1949 Maude BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President RICHARD GARCIA Vice President JANIES LEMLEY Secretary-Treasur r , PHIL HESS Historian EDXVARD HOOD Sergeant-an rn s HAROLD GUMP HISTORY The Boys Athletic Association of Mannington High School is an organization to promote better sportsmanship and greater interest in athletics. The group is under the direction of Coach Ryan. The members are: Raymond Ashbee, Don Ayers, Harlan Broadwater, Arnold Blankenship, Ronald Eisman, Jack Elliott, Edwin Ferrell, Jack Floyd, Howard Furbee, Richard Garcia, Melvin Gooch, Harold Gump, Roy George, Phil Hess, Edward Hood, Claud Kendall, Dewey Kerns, Charles Lemley, James Lemley, David Masters, Marshall Matthews, Robert Michael, Curtis Michael, Lynn Michael and George Murphy. Others are: Joe Politoske, Fred Petry, Robert Stewart, William Thorne, Wilbur Ware, Jack Wilson, Melroy Wells, Paul Whalen, John West, Jack McVicker, Mike Capelety, Donald Snider, James Murtaugh, John Murtaugh, Russell Glasscock, Donnie Bowyer, Jack Bowyer, Philip Francis, Clarence Wise, Lawrence Hall, Floyd Lake, Steve Kennedy and Bill Francis. -Edward Hood. 44