MORE THAN HALF OF CLASS OF 1974 WILL BE THERE FOR 50th ANNIVERSARY REUNION

 


SHEILA MOBLEY McCLUTCHEON (ABOVE) AND SABRINA HAUGHT (BELOW)



More than half Class of 1974 will show up at 50th reunion


The annual Monongah High Alumni Banquet died out after 100 years after its 2023 farewall but Sheila Mobly McClutcheon posts that “about half our 59 (Class of 1974) graduating class has signed up!!!” for the 50th anniversity reunion of the Class of 1974.

The Class of 1974 reunion will be at 5  p.m. Monday, May 27th at the Ellis Restaurant, 5776 Shinnston Pike in Meadowbrook near  Shinnston.

Sheila added:

“It free, except for your meal, which can be spaghetti and meatballs with salad and bread or steak hoggie with peppers, onions, sauce and home-made chips or the Big Bubba plate-sized burger served with the home-made chips.”

Sheila and Sabrina Haught are organizing the reunion. Sheila’s phone number is (304) 319-7373 if you want to attend the Class of 1974 reunion.

Sabrina lives in Worthington and is a pastor at TLC Ministries.


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