Mannington High School - Mirabile Yearbook (Mannington, WV)

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1949 Maude GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President .... . BETTY LOU GLOVER ,Vice President , ,... .,,...4,, , ALICE HIBBS Secretary . , DORIS BALLEW Treasurer . .. . , ,MARY JO CRISS Historian . , , BETTY JO SHRADER HISTORY The Girls Athletic Association was formed in 1934 to accomplish three major objectives: to sponsor intramural activities, to promote better sportsmanship, and to encourage every girl to participate in sports. In order to become a member each girl must have had one year of physical education and participated in five tournaments. In addition to the officers the members include: Juanita Antel, Phillis Arm- strong, Mary Louise Blankenship, Martha Burgess, Florence Elliott, Mary Ann Francis, Rebecca Floyd, Twila Fluharty, June French, Mary Lou Garcia, Freda Glover, Joanne Hall, Jacqueline Helmiclc, Beverly Hennen, Virginia Karr, Jean Lazear, Betty Jo Lambert, Phyllis Masters, Alma Ree Meherg, Margaret Ann Michael, Jennie Lee Parrish, Jacqueline Phillips, Margaret Ann Simpson, Grace Summerfield, Rebecca Stillings, Ruth Wetzel, Dorothy Sine and Betty Jo Shrader. -Betty Jo Shrader. F

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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

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1949 Mmide GIRL RESERVE CLUB OFFICERS President . .. , REBECCA STILLINGS Vice President . . ,. . ...,,. ..,. ..., J O AN MICHAEL Secretary-Treasurer ., .. BETTY JANE MOORE Historian . JENNIE LEE PARRISH HISTORY Since its organization in 1937, the Girl Reserve Club has made much progress. With an original membership of twelve, it has now grown to be the largest active club in Mannington High School. There are now fifty-eight enrolled. The Girl Reserve Club is a branch of the Y.W.C.A. The purpose is To Find and Give the Best and the slogan is To Face Life Squarelyf' The club makes a practice of aiding all worthy projects. This year the out- standing activity was the annual minstrel, which was presented in March. Also, joint meetings with the Hi-Y Club were held each month, and the members par- ticipated in the Club Dance and the Y-Teen Dance, which was held in Fairmont. The members include: Phillis Armstrong, Jean Ashcraft, Doris Ballew, Alma Beatty, Mary Louise Blankenship, Virginia Blankenship, Betty Lou Bordner, Betty Lou Brown, Martha Burgess, Joan Cole, Mary Jo Criss, Lila Jo Cross, Jeanne Dillon, DeEtta Efaw, Rebecca Floyd, Twila Fluharty, Mary Ann Francis, June French, Mary Lou Garcia, Barbara Glasscock, Joy Glover, Mavis Hall, Jacqueline Helmick, Shirley Hendershot, Beverly Hennen, Thelma Holbert and Sally Huey. Others are: Alma Ice, Jane Kennedy, Betty Jo Lambert, Lorraine Longstreth, Peggy Longstreth, Joan Matheny, Phillis Masters, Gladys McGill, Jean Michael, Joan Michael, Margaret Ann Michael, Eileen Mobley, Betty Jane Moore, Jennie Lee Parrish, Clara Mae Pethtel, Jacqueline Phillips, Donnetta Rammage, Ruth Rogers, Clarice Simms, Margaret Ann Simpson, Ethel Smith, Winnie Snyder, Eleanor Snodgrass, Rebecca Stillings, Patsy Sweeney, Alberta Tuttle, Dorothy Vaughan, Joyce Vaughan, Joyce Walker, Jean West and Barbara Wright. -Jennie Lee Parrish. 46