4 10 55 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/40049436070a45da5e167fb8e1f6c004.pdf 9de4a24ccf7942f7a236062868623e46 PDF Text Text ����C o l d w a t e r H i g h School C o l d w a t e r. M i c h i g a n 1 EDITOR R I T ASSISTANT EDITOR ADVISOR M R A R U T H . WEEKS HERMAN W I L L I A M BOOTH �Ta b l e o f C o n t e n t s Faculty P a g e 9 Seniors P a g e 17 a g e 33 Events P Organizations Music Athletics P P a g e a P Underclassmen g a e g e P a g e 41 61 69 89 Advertisements P a i g e 109 * Pogo �" •turtigncug psoi - - „•artv,sa o t mssoduq mq mtarto.8 oj ,i-sva spla0p jnq pvaioj iCsva aidoad v - ��• ���ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR HAS DRAWN T O A CLOSE A N D WITH IT WE FIND OUR MINDS A N D HEARTS FULL OF HAPPY MEMORIES WE WILL CHERISH ALWAYS. THE FUTURE HOLDS ISES A N D OPPORTUNITIES FOR US BUT OUR SCHOOL DAYS WILL A LWAY S OCCUPY A N IMPORTANT PART I N O U R LIVES. THROUGHOUT THIS BOOK, W E OF THE STAFF, HAVE SINCERELY TRIED T O RECORD ACCURATELY MANY OF THE OUTSTANDING ACTIVITIES OF THE PAST YEAR I N SUCH A W A Y THAT THEY WILL BE P E R M A N E N T LY IMPRESSED I N EVERY STUDENT'S MIND. �"Our knowledge is the amassed thought and experience of innumerable minds." — RALPH WALDO Faculty * Paw �SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS E. Byron Thomas B O A R D O F E D U C AT I O N LEFT TO RIGHT—JO,.,. Snyder, Mrs. Margaret Olmsted, Stanley Borden, President; D . H . R. Weidner, E. B y, T h o m a s , Superintendent; Robert Show, A l b i n Obed, Edward Holtz. �Prineipal Of Senior High School Kermit Dennis Axner Olson Principal Of J u n i o r high S c h o o l �MRS. PATRICIA BACHMAN Civics, Mathematics, English MISS LeMOINE ROGUE Englis WILLIAM BOOTH Engli,h, Journalism, Publication Advisor MRS. CORLEONE COCHRANE Englis MISS PHYLLIS COSCARELLY Soc:al Studies, English RAYMOND EWERS Social Studies, English WILLIAM FAIRMAN Speech Correction ALFRED HAMLIN Social Studies, English PAUL OLMSTEAD Social Studies, English MISS BETTY English, Dramatics, Speech, Debate MRS. A N N E English, General Mathematics kc MISS ROSE STEFEANIAK Social Studies, English, Science, Math. Pogo �ROY HOUSTON Civic VAL CONNOLLY Sc.nce LEE Soc. Studies, English, Science, Moth. MISS JOAN GUILLAUME Mathematic OSCAR RENSHAW JAMES VINCENT U. S. History, Economics, Sociology G o v ' t , Sociology, World Problems G. WARREN HAWKINS Practical Sci., Plane BERTRAND Chemistry, Audio-Visual Education MRS. ALICE Library, Spanish OWEN JOHNSON Aeronautics, Biology MRS. GLADYS DAVIS Generol Mathematics, Algebro MRS. ETHEL HAWLEY German, Latin * Page �JOSEPH RICE MISS ILDA PHILIPS JOHN BACHMAN Job Counselling, Retoiling, Selling T y p i n g , Bookkeeping, Gen't Business S t e n o g r a p h y , Comil Low, Typing, Bk'ping MRS. ROSABELLE BALDRIGE Home Economics, Boys Cooking Page MRS. JOSEPHINE BURANDT Home Living, CLAYTON Agricultur JOHN "A" Band Assistant, "B" Bond CHESTER CURRY Ban MISS ARLENE RITSEMA Glee Club, Chorus BERTRAND GRIGG Sho MRS. DOROTHY AITCHISON Girls' Gym, Dancing FLOYD EBY Health Education �w TED HAGADONE Physical Education, Driver Training WILLIAM ZABONICK Higher Mathematics, Mech. Dra MRS. MURIEL WIGENT Secretary to M r. Thomas FRANK LOWE Driver Training, History MRS. MARGIE BONFIGLIO Secretar CHARLES COLLINS Custodia GERALD WEAVER World Problems, Physical Education MRS. LOUISE WARNOCK Secretory t o M r. Dennis ROBERT Chief Custodian HARRY SMITH Custodia Pope ��"The future is a world limited by — MAURICE Seniors :1/ Pape �VALEDICTORIAN CHARLES SALUTATORIAN CAROLYN THOMAS Top Te n SEATED—M. FARWELL, C. THOMAS, C. FISHER, S. DEAN, J. LUCAS. STANDING—J. RENNELL, D. SHIRES, D. McCANN, C. SOULE, Poge �SENIOR C L A S S OFFICERS M . G r u n e r , D . S h i e r y, D . M c C a n n L. W a l d r o n Senior Class R e v i e w Although a b i t bewildered b y the r o u g h schedule o f tenth grade, w e found ourselves w a r m l y welcomed , o c h e Roosevelt building b y t h q Sophomore Reception. We chose D o n Treacher, Dick Shaw, Tony Gruner, a n d Bev Gruner as o u r doss officers. After a l o t o f campaigning, R i t a Weeks a n d D o n McCann were elected t o represent our c l a n on the student commission. Our f i r s t venture: o t raising money w e r e a b a k e and a p a p e r drive. B y Christmas tirne w e cc a c e d thonks t o the seniors f o r o u r reception w i t h t h e -Snow Flake Frolic." This y e a r w a s climaxed w h e n o u r boys outshined t h e juniors a n d seniors b y winning the annual high school track meet. The summer before o u r j u n i o r y e a r most o f u s could b e found a t Wa h r w o r k s Park, w o r k i n g i n t h e concession stand, our b i g project. When f a l l rolled around i t didn't take us long to g e t i n the swing o f things b y electing K a y A r n o l d a s o u r class president. John Burton, Ruth Sanford, a n d Delmo Scriber served with her. We displayed our acting ability when w e pre• sented t h e mystery-comedy, "Ramshackle I n n . " By sponsoring a p a p e r d r i v e a n d a chop- h e y supper, enough money w a s raised t o hold t h e annual banquet and prom i n honor o f the seniors. Experienced f r o m t h e previous summer, w e f o u n d working a t t h e concession stand much easier i n t h e summer of 1954. Sitting in the front rows o f the auditorium w e all f e l t a little tense and excited os our newly-elected mayor, Mary nounced t h e beginning o f o u r senior y e a r. I t w a s n o w o u r privilege t o welcome the sophomores b y presenting tion, "Enchanted Woodland." For t h e second consecutive year our class float w o n first prize in the Halloween fright grasped many o f us a n the opening N g h t o f our sen:ar play, " F a t h e r o f t h e B r i d e . " T h e d o s s officers Waldron, D o n McCann, Delores S h i e r y, a n d To n y G r a n . , , cable Bev Gruner a n d Delma Scriber represented the class o n the commission. A f t e r returning f r o m o t r i p t o Washington and N e w Yo r k , o u r f o u r years o f h i g h school w e r e brought to a n e n d w i t h baccalaureate a n d commencement. f o n d memories o f the happy times spent in Coldwater High School w:II r e m a i n w i t h u s a l w a y s . D. A . R . G I R L IDEAL G I R L BEVERLY GRUNER RITA WEEKS IDEAL B O Y DOUG THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY OTTO'S Pape IP �HOWARD LEE AcMOODY " H o w i e " Track V-3, 4; R.1, 2; Tennis V-3; C-Club 3 , 4 ; FFA 1 , 2; Jr.. Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Intrarnurals 4 ; 4-H Club 1. 2 , 3, 4 . WILLIAM ANCELL Camera Club 4 , CTA 3 , 4 . KRISTIN KAY ARNOLD Cardinal s t a ff 3, 4; Mirror s t a ff 1, 2 . 3 , 4; ter s t a ff 2 , 3 ; FNA 4 ; G A A 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; $ec.-2, V-Pres.-3; Y-Teens 2 . 3 , Camera Club 2 . 3 ; Forensics 2 , 4 ; Play comm. 1, 4; Class Pres. 3; Quill a n d Scroll 4. WILLIAM W . BABB, JR. Football V-3, 4 ; R-2; C -Club 3, 4; Baseball F. V : 1 ; Cardi• nal choir 4. SHIRLEY A N N BAKER Mirror s k i f f 4 ; G A A 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Y -Teens 2 , 3 , 4 ; J r. -Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3. DONNA BETTS AAAAA RA MARIAN Girls' Glee Club 1 ; Cardinal s t a ff 4 ; Mirror s t a ff 2, 3, 4 ; Cardinal Chatter s t a ff 3; Y-Teens 2 , 3, 4 ; Prog.-chairman 4; Play Comm. 3, .4; Jr..Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; Christmas p a r t y Comm. 2 ; Camera Club 2 . RICHARD Football R.3; Cardinal choir 3 , 4 ; Co•op 4 ; ball V-2; R.1; Track V-1, 2 ; Band 1, 2 ; FFA 2 ; Boys' Glee Club I , 2 . JIM FRED BORN " F r e d d i e " Cardinal choir 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Boys' Glee Club .4; Mirror s t a ff 4; 4.11 C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 ; Forensics 3 , 4 ; Senior P l a y 4 ; J r. Play C o m m . 3 ; J r. . Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 ; J r . -Sr. B a n q u e t Comm. 3; Camera Club I , 2, 3, 4; Pres.-2, 4; Co-op 4. CLAY BYRON BURDICK Cardinal choir 2; PTA 1 , 2, 3, 4. SPENCER CASE Co,op 4 . GARY LOUIS CHILSON Hi-Y Club 3, 4. "Spence" " M r . C." �ANNE MARIE CORNISH Band I , 2; Solo ond ensemble contest 1; Cardinal choir 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; H i . 0 1, 7 ; G A A 1 , 1; Forensics 4 ; Play Comm. 3, 4 ; Jr.•Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; Triple Trio 4. BEVERLY CRIBBS Sr. P l a y Comm. 4 . NELSON R . CURTIS Football V- 3 , 4 ; R-2; Basketball V. 3 , 4 ; 6 . 7 ; Track V- 2 , C.Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; K Y C l u b 2 , 3 ; J r. -Sr, P r o m Comm. 3 ; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 , SHARRON D AW N DEAN " D e a n i e " Bond I , 2 ; Cardinal choir 4 ; Cardinal s t a f f 3 , 4 ; M i r r o r e d . . , 4 ; M i r r o r s t a f f 1 , 2 ; Y.Teen: 2 , 3 , 4 ; Forensics 4 ; Class p l a y 3, 4; Top Ten; lr..Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; PTA 4 . JO ELLEN DENNISON Cardinal s t a ff 4 ; Mirror s t a ff 1, 2 ; Cardinal Chatter staff 4; G A A 1 , 1 , 3 ; Y -Teens 2 , 3 ; forensics 2 ; Class p l a y 3, 4; J , -S,. Banquet Cogent. 3 ; Soph. Reception Comm. 4 ; Christmas p a r t y Comm. 2 . RUSSELL DOLE ROBERT EUGENE DONIHUF FFA I , 2, 4 IVA JEAN DONIHUE " 4-H Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . I v a " °ELTON MARTIN DRAPER " % u n t i e " Football I V .1. 2 , Basketball F.V.-2; F FA I . 2 , 3 ; 4 - 4 Club 1, 1. SANDRA YVONNE FRERES " S Cardinal choir 2 ; Forensics 2 . "C(1.471 a n d y " FREDERIC W. FADDEN Footboll 12.3; F.V.-2, Basketball R-2; Intramural, 4 ; C.Club 2; Hi•Y Club 2 ; Ploy Comm. 3 , 4 ; .1Y-Sr. Prom COMM. 3 ; Baseball V-1, 2 ; Co-op 4. JANET ELAINE EARNER " F a n n y " Band 1 , 2 ; Card'nol s t a f f 4 ; Mirror s t a f f 3 , 4 ; Cardinal Chatter s t a ff 4 ; G A A I . 2 , 3 ; Y-Teens 2 , 3 ; Ploy Comm. 3, 4 ; Jr..Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Camera C l u b 3 , 4 ; PTA 3 , 4; Co-op 4 . �MARCIA JEAN Band 1 , 2 , 3, 4 ; Solo and ensemble co ttttt 1, 2 ; Hi- C 3 ; Y-Tisons 3 , 4 ; Camera Club 4 ; 4-H Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Sec., V-Pres.; Top Ten; Sr. Play Comm. 4 ; Co-op FHA 1 , 2 ; Class Treas. 2 . CHARLES FISHER Valedictorian; Ploy Comm. 3 , 4; Camera Club 4. PHILIP JOHN FISHER " W i l d Phil" Football V- 4 ; R-2, 3 ; Basketball F. V. - I ; Cardinal choir 4 ; Boys' Glee Club 4 ; C -Club 4 ; H i -Y C l u b 2 ; Class Ploy 3, 4; Baseball V-3, 4. ALICE LENORA FISK Mirror staff A; GAA I , 3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4 ; Jr. Play comm. 3; J r. -Sr. P r o m Comm. 3 ; J r . -Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; Co-op 4 . CHARLES ROSS FLINT " C h u c k " Football F.V.-2; Basketball F.V.-2; F FA 1 , 2 ; 4 - H C l u b LARRY Hi-Y Club 2; FFA 3 ; 4-H Club 1, 2 ; Co-op 4. DAVID Cardinal choir I , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Pres.-4; Boys' G l e e Club 4 : Cardinal Four 3 , 4 . GLEN ALAN FRY " H o r n y " Football V-3, 4 ; R-1, 2 ; Basketball R.1, 2 ; Intramurals 3 , 4; C-Club 2 , 4; Hi-Y Club 2, 3 ; J . Play Comm. 3 ; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Baseball V-2; CTA 3 , 4; Swim. award 4. NANCY GAUVEY Cardinal choir 2 , 3 ; H i -C 4 ; FNA 4 ; Y -Teens 4; I.R.C. 4 ; Ploy Comm. 3 , 4; Cornelia Club 4 ; Dancing Club 2 , 3 , 4 . MARTHA JEAN GOBLE Band 2; Cardinal choir 4 ; Girls' Glee Club 4; Mirror staff 4; Hi-C 2 , 3 , 4 ; Sec.-Treas.-2, 1 ; V-Pres.-4; FNA 4 ; G A A I, 2 , 3 , 4; Y -Teens 4; Forensics 2, 3 , 4; Play Comm 3 , 4 ; PTA 3 , 4 . PATRICK HENRY GRADY Football R-2; Track V-2; R-1; Intramural, 3 , 4 ; C -Club 2 ; Hi-Y Club 1 , 2 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; Jr.-Sr. Prom C o m m 3 ; Co-op 4. ROBERT DUANE GRAY F U I , 2, 3, 4. nape �ALICE GREENWALD Mirror $taff 3 . 4 ; Y -Teens 2 ; Debate 2 , 3 , 2, 3 , 4 ; I.R.C. 3 , 4 ; V•Pres..3; Pres.;4; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; Christmas pcyty Comm. 2 ; CAP 3, 4 ; CTA 4 ; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3 . MARY SUE GRIGG Cardinal staff A; Mirror staff 1, 2 , 3, 4; GAA I ; 2, 3, 4; Treas.-3; PTA 2 , 3, 4; Pres.-4; 1 , . . 2 ; Homecom• ing Court 4 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; J r. -Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Jr..Sr. Banquet Conon. 3 ; Camera Club 1 . 3 . BEVERLY JEAN GRUNER Student Commission 4 , Clerk.3; Cardinal staff 3 , 4 ; M i r. ror staff 3, 4 ; FNA 4 ; Treas.-4; Y.Teens 2 , 3 , 4; Pres.• 4 ; Dancing Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; 4-11 Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Homecoming Queen 4; DAR Girl 4 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; C I . , , Treas, 2 . MILTON LEE GRUNER Football V- 3 , 4 ; R-2; Basketball F. V. • I ; Track R-1, Club 3 , 4 ; Sec.-4; Jr. Play Comm. 3 ; Jr.-Sr. Prom C o . , . , . 3; Class Sec 2 ; Treas. 4; Air Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. GAYLE CLARK G W I N N Mirror staff 3 ; Cardinal Chatter staff 3 , G A A I , 2 ; Y . Teens 2 , 3 , 4 , 4-H Club I , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Pres.•1; Sec..2, 3 ; Sr. Play Comm. 4 ; Jr..Sr. Banmmt Comm. 3 ; Camera Club 3, 4; Dancing Club 2 , 3, 4 ; Co-op 4. ALICE RUTH HAMLIN Bond I ; Card:nal choir 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 4; Mirror smff 2, 4; Cardinal Chatter staff 4; Hi-C 2, 3, 4; 4; Latin a w a r d 2 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; Triple Trio 3 , 4 ; PTA 4 . JAMES ALFRED HAMLIN Cardinal choir 4 ; Bays' Glee Club 4 ; Mirror staff 1 , 3 ; Hi-C 2 . 3 , 4 ; Latin a w a r d 2 ; Ploy Con.... 3 , 4 ; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; C TA 4 MOLLY A N N HAVENS Band 1 , 2 . 3 ; Cardinal choir 2 , 4 ; Girls Glee Club I ; FNA 4; Y. 2 , 3 , 4 ; 4.H Club 1, 2, 3 , 4 ; Play Comm. 3, 4 , J r. -Se. Prom Comm. 3 ; J r. -Sr. Banquet Co.,,,,. 3 ; Christmas party Comm. 2 ; Triple Trio 4 . DAVID REAMER HAZZARD Football R.3; Basketball F.V.-2; Track V- 3 , 4; nal choir 4; Cardinal sMff 3; Mirror staff 3, 4; C;Club 4 ; Hi-Y Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Senior play 4 ; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3 . CAROL A N N HILLS Cardinal choir 4; Mirror staff 4; Dallas, MA...Delphian, 1; Little Theatre 2 , 3 ; Chorus I ; Drill Team 2 ; Jacksonville, Florida•Linle Theatre 3. LAWRENCE DELONE HINSDALE Bond 4 , Cardinal choir 3 ; 4.11 Club 2, Boys' Glee Club 1; Solo and ensemble contest 1 . JEAN ELLEN HOGOSOOM " H o g Y " Band I , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Cardinal choir 4 ; Mirror staff 3 ; G A A I, 2 , 3, 4; v -Teens 2, 3 , 4; 4-H Club I , 2, 3, 2, 3, 4 ; Play Comm. 3 . 4 ; Soph. Reception C o . . . , . 4 . Popo 2 3 �JUDY B. HOUCK Cardinal choir 4 ; Cardinal s t a f f 4 ; Mirror staff 3 , 4 ; Cardinal Chatter staff 3; FNA A; Y-Teens 2 , 3 , 4; FTA 4 ; Forensics 2 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 , Jr..Sr. Prom Comm. 3 . RICHARD R. JOHNSON FM 1 , 2, 3; Co-op 4. ROBERT EUGENE JOHNSON Bond I , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Camera Club 4 . ELDON LEE JOHNSTON Football V. 4 ; R.2, 3; Basketball F.V.-1; Track V-1, 2, 1 4; C-Club 1 , 2 , 3, 4; Hi-11 Club 2, 3 ; Class play 3 , 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Jr.Gr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; tion Comm. 4 ; Christmas party Comm. 2 . LA VERN KAHN Football E-3. JANET ELIZABETH Cardinal s t a f f 2 , 4 ; Cardinal Chaffer staff 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Cardinal Chatter editor 4; FNA 4 ; GAA 1 , 2, 1, 4; Treas.. 4; M e a n s 2, 3; PTA 3, 4; Treas.-4; Senior play 4; student director; Lath, a w a r d 2 ; Top Ten; Quill a n d Scroll 4 . CONSTANCE I . K I N G " C o n n i e " Cheerleader R-2; Band 1, 2; Cardinal staff 4; Mirror staff 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ; Cardinal Chatter staff 1 ; Cardinal chair 4 ; Y-Teens 1 , 2, 3; Play Comm. 3 , 4; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. 3 ; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; Camera Club 3 , 4 , Sec..4. MARY JANE KINTIGH Girls' Glee Club 3 , 4; Y-Teens 3; Sr. Play Comm. 4. GERRY ELIZABETH KLEINDINST " K l o n d i k e Gerry" Mirror staff 3 , 4 ; Y-Teens 2; Debate 3, 4 ; Forensics 2 , 3 , 4; I.R.C. 2 , 3 , 4 ; Pres..3; V..Pres..4; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; Jr..Sr. Pram Comm. 3 ; Christrrm, party Comm. 2; Camera Club 4 . NANCY KOLASSA Band 1 , 2 ; NFA 4 ; GAA 1 ; 1 -Teens 2 , 3 , 4 ; Ploy Comm. DAVID W O W Sr. Life Saving 3 , 4 - H Club 1 , 2 ; Band 1. 2, 3; Intramurols 1; Football manager V-2. JAMES A . LINT " C h i c o " Football F.V.-1 1 ; Basketball F.V.-1, 2; Band I , 2; Student council 1 ; C -Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Hi,? Club 2 ; Co-op A. gr Page �JANETTE FLAIR LOVE Band I , 1 , 3 ; Cardinal Chatter staff 3 ; 1...kens, 2 , 4 ; 4.H Club 3, 4; Sec. 4. JUDITH Cardinal 0 a f f 3 ; Mirror staff 2 , 3 , 4 ; Cardinal Chatter staff 2 , 3 ; G A A 2 , 3 , 4 ; V.•Pres, 4; I -Teens 2; Class Play 3, 4; Top Tn.; 1 , -Sr. Prom Comm. 3; Jr-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3; Soph. Reception Comm. 4. JOYCE ELAINE LUCE " J u i c y " Cheerleader V-3, 4 ; R.2; Bond 1 , 2 ; Mirror staff 3; G A A 1, 2 , 3 , 4; Pres. 3 ; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 ; Junior ploy 3; 3 , -Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; Soph. Reception Comm. 4 ; Camera Club 3 ; Co-op 4 . LYSLE I . LUKE " B u t c h " Football V-4; R-2, 3; Track V. 2 , 3, 4; R-1; C•Club 1, 3, 4; Pres. 4; Class play 3, 4. MARILYN JEAN LUTJENS " M a r i l y n " Cardinal choir 2 , 3 , 4 ; Girls' Glee Club 4 ; Y.Teens 3 , 4 ; 4.H Club 1, 2 ; Sr. Play Comm. 4; Jr-Sr. Banquet Co,,., 3 . EVELYN LY N N Girls' Glee Club 3 , 4 ; 1-1eens 2 , JERRY McBRIDE Basketball T V. -1; FFA 2 , 3, 4; Track F.V.•1, 2; 4-H Club 1. DONALD ROGER McCANN Football V- 3 , 4 ; R-2; Basketball R-2; Track R•1, murals 3, 4 ; Student Commission 2; Student Council Pre,. 1; C-Club 3 , 4 ; Junior Ploy 3 ; Top Ten; Class V.-Pres. 4 . JOAN FAY McINTEE Mirror staff 3; Cardinal Chatter staff 4; GAA 1 , 2 , 3; 1 . 1 . , , . 2, 3; forensics 2; Junior Ploy 3; Jr-Sr. 3; 5oph. Reception Cormn, 4 ; Christmas p a r t y Comm. 2 ; Co-op 4 . MARY ANNE MAURER " M a u r e r Anne" Mirror staff 2; Cardinal Chatter staff I , 2 , 3; G A A I , 2 , 3, 4; I.Teens 2, 3 , 4 ; Forensics 2; Chess Play 3, 4 ; Student director 3; Girls' Stole 3; Jr-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; Soph. Reception Comm. 4 ; Christmas party Comm. 2 ; PTA 4 . JAMES ARTHUR Basketball F.V.-1; Cardinal Service Club 2 , 3 , Treas. 4 ; 4-H Club 1 ; Senior play 4 ; Jr. Ploy Comm. 2 ; Camera Club 2 , 3 , 4 . LARRY MINER FFA 2, A. Po, �DOUGLAS ARTHUR Football V. 3 ; R-2; Basketball V. 4 ; R.2, 3 ; Baseball V. 2 , 3, 4, Mirror staff 1 , 2, 3, 4 ; C.Club 2, 3, 4; C l u b 2, 3, 4; 111.0 A; Class Play 3. 4; Clcas Treas. 1; Ideal Boy 4 . MARY JEAN M U N D Y Dancing Club 2 , 3 , 4 . MARTHA SUZANNE NEARPASS Band 2, 3 , Cardinal choir 2 , 3, 4; FNA 4 ; 4.H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 2, 3 , 4 . GERALDINE D AW N NEWELL " G Girls' Glee Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; 4 ; Comm. 3 , e r r i e " Y -Teens 2 , 3 ; Jr. Play RUSSEL NICHOLS PTA 1 , 2, 3 , 4 ; 4-H Club. MARY MARGARET OLMSTED Band 1, 2 , Cardinal staff 4; Mirror staff 4; GAA 1 , 2, 3; Y-Teens 2 . 3 ; Sr. Ploy Comm. 4 ; J r -Sr. Prom Conan. 3 ; Jr..Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; S o a k . Reception Comm. 4 ; PTA 3 , WALTER JAMES OTIS Cardinal choir 2 ; PTA 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Noon Movie I , 2, 3, JANE RUTH PARADINE " J o n i * " Cardinal choir 4 ; Girls' Glee Club 4 ; ' M e a n s 2 , 3 ; J r. Ploy Comm. 3 ; Sap& Reception Comm. 4 . VIRGINIA PARSHALL Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 . MITCHEL D PAUL " M i c k e y " Football R-2, 3 ; Basketball F.V.-1, 1; Cardinal choir 2 , 3 ; PTA 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; V..Pres, 3 ; Pres, 4 ; 4-H Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Class play 3 , 4; Boys' State 3; Soph. Reception Cornm, 4 ; Baseball V. 3 , 4 , R-1, 2; Cardinal Four 3 , 4. MARVIN STUART PICARD Band 2 ; Cardinal choir 2 , 3, 4 ; StudeM commission 3, 4 ; Mayor-4, Cardinal staff 3; Mirror staff 2 , 3 ; Junior play 3; Jr.-Sr. Prom Conan. 3; Cardinal Fourr, 3, 4; Baseball R-3, EDITH VIOLET Cardinal choir 2 , 3 , 4 ; H i . 0 2 ; G A A 2 ; Y.Teens 2 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; J r. -Sr. Banquet Comm. 3 ; Triple Trio 3 , 4 , Dancing Club 2 , 3, 4 ; Camera Club 3, 4 . �LOLA MAE Cardinal choir 2 , 3 , 4 ; Girls' Glee Club 1; Cardinal staff 4; Mirror staff 3; Y.Teens 2, 3, 4; Ploy Comm. 3 . 4 , )..Sc. Prom Comm. 3 ; J,.-S.. Banquet Comm. 3 ; C o m m * Club, V- P. . . . Dancing Club 2, 3 , 4 , FTA 2, 3. ALBERT ANDREW PUDAK Bond 1 , 2 , Cordinal choir I , 3 ; Mirror staff 4 ; Junior ploy 3 ; Baseball R.2; Track F.V.-3; Co-op 4 . MARY JUDITH Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pres, 3, Student Director 4 ; Cardinal staff 3, 4 ; Mirror staff 3 ; O VA I , 2 , 3 ; Swimming oword 3 ; ` C i e . . , 1 , V. 3 ; V - P. . , . 3 ; Senior play 4 ; Latin a w a r d I. 2 ; Top Ten; Class Sec. 1 ; FNA 4 . JUDITH RENSHAW Cardinal staff 4 ; Y.Teens 4 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 . BRUCE ElDON RIGG Football V. 3 . 4; Basketball V.3, 4 ; C-Clab 3, 4; V-Pres.-4; FFA 2 , 3, 4 ; Baseball V. 3 , 4; 4-H Club 1 , 2 , 3, 4 ; Senior play 4; Jr. Ploy Comm. 3. THOMAS HAROLD ROBE? Football R.2, 3 ; Basketball F.V.T, 2 ; Track V. I , 2 , 4 ; C . Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; FFA I , 2 , 3, 4; 4-H Club I , 2 , 3, 4 . JACK LEROY ROBINSON " R o b b y " Football V.4; R.2, 3; Basketball V-3, 4; R-2; Tennis V- I , 2, 3, 4; Cardinal choir 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Mirror staff 3, 4; C.Club 3 , I ; C l u b 3; Play Comrn. 3 , 4. DAVID RUSSELL ROBSON " U b e / r a c e Track R.2; Intramural, 1; Cardinal choir 3 , 4; Boys' Glee Club 4 ; Hi.lf Club 2 ; Cardinal Service Club 3 , 4 ; H A I . 2, 3 ; 4 . H Club I . 2 ; Camera Club 3 , 4 . BERNARD E. RURKA " T u r t l e Football R.2. 3; F.V.-l; National Guards 2, 3, 4 . " EUNICE MARLENE Band 1; Mirror staff 2 , 3 ; GAA I , 2, 3; Y.Teens 2, 3; 441 Club 4; Play Comm. 3, 4; 14.54 Banquet Conon. 3; Soph. Reception Comm. 4; Christmas party Comm. 2 ; Co-op 4. RUTH ELAINE SANFORD Band 1 , 2 , 3 ; Cord'nal staff 4 ; O VA I ; Y.Teens 2 , 3 , 4 ; S. 4 ; 4-H Club I . 2 . 3, 4; Pres., Sec.; Play Comm. 3 , 4; Camera Club 3, 4; Treas. 4 ; Dancing Club 2, 3 , 4; Co-op Class Sec 3. ELVA DORENE SATTISON " E l m e r " Cardinal Chatter staff 4 ; H i . 0 2 , 3 , 4 ; O VA I , 2 ; Y . Teens 2 , 3 , 4 ; I.R.C. 3 , 4 ; Sr. Ploy C o . . . . . 4 ; Christmas party Comm. 2 ; PTA 4 . C Page �BONNIE JEAN SCAGGS " B u t c h i e " T-Teens 2 . 3 . MARY LOUISE SCHUBEL Cardinal choir 3 ; Girls' Glee Club 4 , DELMA HELENA SCRIBER " D o l m a " Student Commission 4 ; Cardinal Chatter staff 4 ; H i -C 3 , 4; See•Treos.-4; F N A 4 ; G A A I . 2 , 3 , 4; Y•Teens 2 , 3. 4 ; FTA 4 ; Camera Club 3 ; 4 . H Club 1 , 2 , 3 ; I.R.C. 3 , 4 ; Class Treas. 3 . RICHARD LEON SHAW Football V. 2 , 3 , 4 ; choir 4; Boys' Glee award 4 , Baseball V P, , , . 2 . " S l i p p e r y . . R I ; Basketball V- 2 , 3 ; R - I ; Cardinal Club 4; C -Club I , 2 , 3 , 4; Swimming 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; Class DOLORAS A N N SHIERY Hi-C 4; G A A 1 , 2, 3, 4; I.R.C. 3, A; Latin award 2, 3; To p Ten; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; Class Sec. 4 ; Camera Club 4 : D.A.R. History A w a r d 3; Co-op 4. MARJORIE SICRIDEN " M e r g e " Girls' Glee Club 4; Y.Teens 4; l e -Sr. Banquet Cornrn. 3. CARL DALE SNYDER Football R-3; Basketball F.V.-I, 2; Bond I ; ice Club 3 , A; Pres.- 4 ; Swimming a w a r d A; 4-H Club 1; Camera Club 3 , 4 . DAVID ALLEN SNYDER " S a c l i k e " Football F V 1 . 2 ; Basketball F.V.-1; Intramurals I ; Band 1; Cardinal Service Club 3 , 4 ; A . H Club I , 2 , 3 ; Track FV 1 , Tennis F V.•1; Camera Club 4 ; Co-op 4 . PATRICIA A N N SNYDER Cardinal choir 4 ; Camera Club 4 ; I.R.C. 4 ; St. Charles. Catholic Teen Club V . Pres. 3 ; Cheerleader V. ; Student Council 1 ; J r. N O T Comm.; Jr.-Sr Banquet; Christmas party Comm. CONSTANCE LOUISE SOULE " C o n n i e " Student Council I ; Cardinal staff 3 . 4 ; Mirror staff 1 , 2 , 3, 4 ; Cardinal Chatter s t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 ; Cardinal Chatter editor 4; FNA 4 ; Pres.-4; Y-Teens 2, 3; Latin Award 1, 2; Top Ten; Class Pres. I ; Quill ond Scroll 4 . CHARLES SOWLE RUTH JEANETTA SPADE Dancing Club 2 , 3 . 4 . " A c e " �LINDA Cheerleader R - I ; Band 1 ; Cardinal staff 4 ; Mirror staff 2, 3, 4 ; Cord'nol Chatter staff 3; GAA I , 2; Y-Teens 2. 3; FTA 2 ; J . P l a y Comm. 3 ; Senior p l a y prompter 4 ; Camera C l u b Sec. 2 . MARILYN MARIE SWOPE Parma, Mich - F H A 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Student Council V -Free. 3; Class Pres. 2 ; Junior play 3 . BASIL TAYLOR Track R.3; Hi-C 4; FFA 1, 2, 1, 4; Sec. 4; 4.H Club 1 , 2, 3 , 4; Treas. 3; Pres. 4 . ELIZABETH MARY THEBAUD Band 1, 2; Cardinal staff 3, 4; Mirror staff 3, 4; Cardinal Chatter staff 2, 3; GAA I , 2, 1, 4; Treas. 3; Y.Teens 2, 3; PTA 3 , 4 ; V.-Pres. 4 ; Forensics 2 , 4 ; C l a n p l a y 3 , 4 ; Homecoming court 3, 4 ; Quill and Scroll 4 . CAROLYN K AY THOMAS Band 1 ; Cardinal s t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 ; Mirror staff 4 ; Mirror editor 4; Cardinal Chatter staff 3 ; FNA 4 ; V.-Pres. 4 ; V. Teens 2, 3, 4; Latin award I , 2; Salutatorian; Play Comm. 3 , 4 ; Quill end Scroll 4 . JAMES A . THOMAS " M a c k i e " Football V- 3 , 4 ; R-2; Basketball V- 3 , 4 ; R.2; Tracts V- 1 , 2, 3, 4; Golf V-2; C.Club I , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Hi.Y Club ming award 3 . TOM J. THOMAS Football V- 4 ; E . 2 ; Basketball F. V. - 1 . 2 ; Track V- 3 , 4 ; C-Club 3 , 4 ; Hi•Y Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Treas. 3 , 4 ; Swimming award 4 ; Baseball R-1, 2 . JERRY M. TROUTMAN Football R-3; F.V.-1, 2 , Basketball F.V.-2; Track V-2, 3, 4 ; R.1; Intramural; 4 ; Band I ; C -Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; H i -T C l u b 2, 3, A; Pres. 3 ; V.Pres. 4; Play Comm. 3, 4; Co-op 4. PATSY A N N TUCKER " P Bond I . G A A I , 2 , Y•Teens 2 . a t " JANICE A N N E VA N MARCUM Girls Glee Club 3, 4; Y.Teens 2, 3; Play Comm. 3, 4. GLENN VANDYKE LOIS K AY VANVLIET FNA 4 , G A A I ; 4 - 9 Club I , 2 ; Forensics 2 ; S r. Play Comm 4 . Pope �LARRY DEAN WALDRON Football V-4; R-3; Band I , 2, 3; Student Comm. 3 ; Cardi. nal staff 4; C.Club 3 , 4; Swimming award 4; Class p l a y 3 , 4 ; Latin award 1 , 2 ; Jr.-Sr. Prom Conon. 3 ; Class Pres. 4; Baseball V. 3 , 4 ; R.2. CAROLYN EFFIE WATSON Bond 1 , 2 , 3 ; Girls' Glee Club 4 ; G A A 4 ; I.R.C. 4 ; Play Comm. 3, 4; Soph. Reception Comm. 4 . HOWARD ALLEN WAT S O N " T i g e r " Football V-4; R-3; Basketball V-4; F.V.-2; Basketball n o n . ager 4 ; C -Club 3 , 4 ; H i -Y C l u b 2 ; Baseball V - 3 , 4 ; LA DONNA M . WEAVER " D o n n Cardinal choir 2 ; Jr. Play Comm. 3; Co-op 4. a " DORITA M . WEEKS Band 1 ; Student Comm. 2 ; Cardinal editor 4 ; Cardinal staff 2 , 3 , 4 ; Mirror staff 2 , 3 ; G A A 1 , 2 , 3 ; Teens 2 , 3 ; Dem. Contest w:nner 2 ; Latin a w a r d 1 , 2 ; Class V..Pres. 1 ; Quill and Scroll 4 ; Ideal Girl 4 . MARY WAY WILKINS Band 1 , 2 ; Solo a n d ensemble contest 1 , 2 ; G A A 2 . 3 ; Y-Teens 2 , 3 ; Forensics 4 ; Latin a w a r d 2 ; Play Comm. 3, 4; Jr..Sr Banquet Comm. 3 ; Soph. Reception Comm. 4; Christmas party Comm. 3 ; ETA 2 , 3 , 4 . EDWARD D . WILLIAMS Cardinal choir 3 , 4 ; Boys' Glee Club 4 ; Cardinal Chatter sMff 3; Play Comm. 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 3; Soph. Reception Comm. 2 ; Co-op 4 . CAROLE WORMBRAND ROSEMARY A N N Y O U N G " R o s i e Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Solo a n d ensemble contest 4. Pege ' . �Senior Tr i p Approximately ninety members o f the class o f '55, leaving f r o m Detroit o n May 28, began the twenty-eighth a n n u a l senior trip. Their first sightwas N i a g o r o Falls. The Empire State Building a n d R a d i o C i t y Music H a l l w e r e some & t h e scenes taken i n b y t h e seniors i n t h e t o u r o f N e w Yo r k C i t y. A f t e r journeying t o Wa s h i n g t o n , D.C., w h e r e t h e y v i s i t e d Congress i n session, t h e capitol, a n d t h e F.B.I., the students returned h o m e June 4. The seniors were accompanied b y Mrs. Ethel Hawley, M r. James Vincent and Mr. Bertrand Sibley, w h o made this his last trip a f t e r twenty-five of chaperoning. TINS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y L . A . D A R L I N G C O M P A N Y 3 �JOAN BURLEW Dear Joan: Although y o u r illness h a s k e p t y o u f r o m school f o r t h e p a s t t h r e e y e a r s and h a s m a d e i t impossible f o r y o u t o g r a d u a t e w i t h us this y e a r, w e h a v e n o t forgotten you. We sincerely hope a n d believe that, w i t h y o u r fine spirit and you w i l l continue i m p r o v i n g a n d w i l l soon b e w e l l a l o n g t h e r o a d t o recovery. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1 9 5 5 �"Life is short and very uncertain, let us spend it as well as — SAMUEL Events �Homecoming Half-time o f t h e C o l d w a t e r ball g a m e m a r k e d t h e a n n u a l c r o w n i n g o f t h e Homecoming Q u e e n , B e v e r l y G r u n e r, b y M r . John J a c k s o n , M a y o r o f panying B e v i n t h e c o u r t w e r e seniors, B e t t y Thebaud a n d M a r y Sue G r i g g , a n d juniors, M a r y Carlisle a n d M o l l y M i l n e s . C H S M a y o r M a r y Picard, D a v e Harris, L a r r y Knowles, Moody, a n d B o b G r a y escorted t h e g i r l s d u r i n g the 1 9 5 4 homecoming events. Queen B e v a n d h e r court reigned o v e r t h e colorful d a n c e , " Q u e e n ' s H a v e n " , i n studded g y m f o l l o w i n g t h e g a m e . Mary a n d B e v M a r y Sue, Bev, Betty Queen a n d Entire Court THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y L E G G L U M B E R C O . Pape 3 4 �%sophomore R e c e p t i o n Portraying t h e s p l e n d o r o f f a l l w i t h " E n c h a n t e d W o o d l a n d " , t h e S e n i o r Class p l a y e d h o s t t o t h e Sophomores w i t h t h e a n n u a l S o p h o m o r e Reception held O c t o b e r 6 , 1 9 5 4 . Butterflies, w i l l o w s , toadstools, a n d a n land p o o l t r a n s f o r m e d t h e Roosevelt G y m i n t o a w o o d l a n d p a r a d i s e . M u s i c for t h e dancing w a s p r o v i d e d b y Te d d Rae a n d h i s orchestra. Christmas P a r t y The a n n u a l Christmas dance, sponsored b y t h e Sophomore Class w a s held Friday, December 17, in the Roosevelt Gymnasium a f t e r the home football g a m e with A d r i a n . As t h e couples entered t h e d a n c e t h r o u g h a l a r g e silver star, t h e theme, "Northern Lights", s p a r k l e d i n h u g e letters d i r e c t l y across t h e r o o m o v e r t h e juke b o x , w h i c h furnished t h e music. A r e v o l v i n g l i g h t w a s focused o n tening star, w i t h l i g h t blue crepe p a p e r draped f o r a v e r y effective background. / H I S P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y S H AT T U C K - L I V E R M O R E F U N E R A L H O M E Page I S �Valentluae F o r m a l The a n n u a l Va l e n t i n e formal, " D e e p i n m y Heart," held a t the nasium, F e b r u a r y 1 9 , w a s t e r m e d a success b y a l l w h o attended. Giant h e a r t s t r i m m e d w i t h n e t t i n g a n d h u n g f r o m t h e c e i l i n g a n d a big f o u n t a i n spouting r e d hearts w e r e t w o b i g attractions o f t h e evening. A p r o g r a m consisting o f dancing, singing, a n d a p a n t o m i m e p r o v i d e d t h e evening's entertainment. Refreshments w e r e served t o a l l . �SENIOR P L AY " F a t h e r of the B r i d e " Caroline Frank's p o p u l a r p l a y, " F a t h e r o f t h e B r i d e " , b a s e d o n t h e n o v e l by E d w a r d Streeter, w a s t h e choice o f t h e Senior Class a s t h e y presented t h e three act comedy November 11 a n d 12, i n t h e Roosevelt A u d i t o r i u m . The p l a y, under the direction o f Miss Betty Stevens, assisted b y Janet Keyes, was centered a r o u n d t h e a p p r o a c h i n g m a r r i a g e o f K a y Banks t o stan. T h e m a n y amusing incidents t h a t occurred i n t h e chaos o f ing w e d d i n g helped m a k e t h e p l a y a h u g e success. M I S PA G E SPONSORED B Y GAMBLE-WOG/AO �SITTING LEFT TO RIGHT—B. Miller, P. Sager, AT Carl.sle, B . Macklin, Miss Stevens, director. STANDING—C. Perak°II, student director; H . Ruthrauff, B. Granger, D . Steffey, G . Holtz, R. Petersen, T. Tompkins, W. Yearling, D. Harris. Junior Play Booth Ta r k i n g t o n ' s "Seventeen," a f o u r -act p l a y o f t h e h u m o r o u s t r i a l s o f youth, w a s presented M a r c h 2 4 a n d 2 5 b y t h e Junior Class. Under t h e direction of Miss Betty Stevens, t h e J u n i o r thespians enacted o n e o f t h e best-loved p l a y s of o u r t i m e . T h e g a i e t y a n d p r o b l e m s w h i c h f a c e d seventeen y e a r -old W i l l i e Baxter superbly entertained t h e audience. SENIOR PLAY A C T I O N SHOTS . . . COURTESY — CITY DAIRY COURTESY — SOUTHERN COURTESY — JUHL'S �Local W i n n e r s FRED HOWLETT JIM SMITH County Winners FRED HOWLETT JIM SMITH FIRST ROW—M. M a y, F. Howlett, J. Smith. SECOND ROW—G. Kleindinst, J . Kelsey, 1. Knight, R. Weeks, E. Dean, B. Frankh miser, M . Grigg, E . Potter. THIRD ROW—R. Petersen, J. Woods. I Speak F o r Democracy Spring Forensics Oratory PAT SNYDER ED METTS Dramatic ALICE GREENWALD GERRY KLEINDINST Extempore BEN BURK THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BRANCH COUNTY ��"In the life of a young person the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of SIR WILLIAM thwanizations P o p . 41 �LEFT T O R I G H T — K F u r g a s o n , L . V a n S l a n e , A G r u n e r , M . P i c a r d , R . H e r m a n , D . S c r i b e r, R . P e t e r s e n , D. K n o w l e s . Student Commission M a y o r -- M a r y P i c a r d The h i g h school Commission h a s c o m p l e t e d m a n y n e w projects t h i s y e a r. These i n c l u d e t h e " h a l l m o n i t o r " system a n d a conference h e l d a t C l e a r Lake, February 5 a n d 6 , w i t h L a k e v i e w, t o i m p r o v e s c h o o l r e l a t i o n s i n t h e T w i n Valley a r e a . Also, a p p o i n t e d students took o v e r t h e City G o v e r n m e n t f o r a d a y. The Commission has done a v e r y f i n e j o b o n t h e i r projects Clerk R u t h Sr. Commissioners B e v e r l y Jr. Commissioners R o l a n d Herman G r u n e r, D e l m a Scriber Petersen, LeRoy Va n s t o n e Soph. Commissioners _ _ D e l o r e s K n o w l e s , K e n F e r g a s o n THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y R I E S S J E W E L R Y S T O R E {c Pope 4 2 �STANDING- R . Sowle, M r. A . Olson, Principal. SEATED- D . Carlisle. D. Mooi, 5. Hartnell, D. Sowle, D. Treloor, H. Kemp. IA1144411 SI11414.1.1 I President — Ron Sowle The M a g a z i n e K i c k O f f P a r t y w a s t h e p r e l u d e t o t h e a n n u a l m a g a z i n e sale o f t h e Lincoln Student Council. Ron Sowle, president o f t h e council a n d g e n e r a l m a n a g e r o f t h e nounced t h a t i t w a s a b i g success w i t h a t o t a l o f $ 4 9 5 . An i n t e r c o m m u n i c a t i o n system t h a t h a s been t h e d r e a m o f t h e j u n i o r h i g h for years w i l l become a r e a l i t y w i t h h e total o f last year's a n d this year's sales receipts. T h i s n e w system w i l l b e s e t u p i n t h e Roosevelt b u i l d i n g w h e n h e junior h i g h students m o v e i n t o i t . Don Sowle, D i a n e Mooi, a n d Dorothy Carlisle represented t h e ninth, eighth, and s e v e n t h g r a d e s respectively. COURTESY — P E T T Y F A R M S C O U R T E S COURTESY — N O R M F A U L K N E R , F L O R I S T Y — CLEVELAND FLU% C O , �The 1955 Cardinal Under t h e c o m b i n e d e ff o r t s o f Rita Weeks, e d i t o r ; Ruth H e r m a n , assistant editor; W i l l i a m Booth, advisor, a n d competent s t a ff members, t h e 1955 Cardinal Yearbook w a s t e r m e d a success. All t h e Ye a r b o o k pictures, w i t h t h e exception o f t h e class pictures, w e r e taken b y M r . Booth. Although m a n y extra hours o f w o r k w e r e required t o complete this project, all w h o helped d i d s o w i t h willingness a n d cheerfulness. The 1955 Ye a r b o o k w i l l b e o n e t o remember. SITTING—R. Hermon, R. Weeks, Mr. Booth. 2n0 ROW—J, Rennell, C. Soule, B. Gruner, S. Dean. B. Theboud, R. Sanford. 3r0 ROW—M. Olmsted, 1. Dennison, M. Moy, M. M i l e s , D. Mans, L. VanStone, B. Burk, K . Arnold. 4th ROW—C. Parsholl, C. Thomas, M . Andrews, J. Houck. L. Spencer, C. King. 3111 ROW—D. Cronson, 1. Robinson, R. Petersen, L. Waldron, C. T R . L. Smith, D. McCurley. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PATTMON CO., Printer. Page . �C A R D I N A L % TA F F E D I T O R S Editor-in-Chief Rita W e e k s Assistont Editor Ruth H e r m a n Literary E d i t o r Judy Rennell Senior Editors B e t t y Thebaud, Connie Soule Organizations Editor Sharron D e a n Events E d i t o r Beverly G r u n e r Advertising M a n a g e r Music Editor R u t h Sanford Athletics Editors D o u g Mitmesser, Ben B u r k Girls Sports Editor J a n e t Keyes Underclassmen E d i t o r Mary Olmsted Faculty A d v i s o r William B o o t h Art E d i t o r Joyce Luce LeRoy VonStone 4 'on t ributing M e m b e r s Marcia Andrews Kay Arnold Saundra Bryan David Cranson Jo Dennison Mary Sue G r i g g Tony Gruner Connie King Marilyn M a y Dean McCurley Molly Milnes Connie Parshall Pete Petersen Donna Weaver Judy Renshaw Jack Robinson Deloras Shiery Bob L. Smith Linda Spencer Chuck Troser Larry Waldron �SEATED—Mr. Booth, advisor; B. Burk, S . Dean, C. Thomas. FIRST R O W —A Greenwald, C . Soule, C . King, M . M a y, K . Arnold, G . Kleindinst, B. Theboud. SECOND ROW—M. Olmsted, N . Johnson, D . Hazzard, J. Weakly, J. Kelsey, V. Walker, J. Hildebrand, P. THIRD ROW—M. Grigg, B. Gruner, J . Houck, M . Goble, J. Russell, M . Andrews, T. McConnell, Loughlin FOURTH ROW—B. Bloncett, J . McKinley, T. Baker, G. Fisher, B. Smith, J. Dillon, J. Born, B. Frankhauser. M i r r o r Staff 1ST SEMESTER EDITOR•IN-CHIEF S h a r r o n ASSISTANT EDITOR NEWS EDITOR D o u g C a r o l y n FEATURE EDITOR K CLUB EDITOR e B a t y t Dean C a r o l y n Thomas Mitmesser B e n Burk Thomas C o n n i e Soule Arnold G e r r y Kleindinst y Theboud B e t t y Thebaud JUNIOR H I G H EDITOR M o r y Sue Grigg BOYS SPORTS EDITOR D a v e Hazzard B . Blanco. D a v e Lyon GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR M a r i l y n May M a r i l y n M a y EXCHANGE EDITOR C o n n : e KIng M a r y Olmsted FINE ARTS EDITOR CO.BUSINESS MGRS. ADVISOR THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY FEDERAL- M J a n e t J y . Farner C o n n i e King McLaughlin . 1 . McLaughlin Ty McConnell T y McConnell Booth M n . Booth �1ST SEMESTER 2 N D SMESTER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF C o n n i e Soule J a n e t Keyes ASSISTANT EDITOR J a n e t Keyes R o b e r t a Hollis SENIOR EDITOR R o b e r t o Hollis M o l l y Milne JUNIOR EDITOR M o l l y MiInes C o n n i e Porsholl ELEMENTARY ED. C o n n i e Par.sholl ADVISOR M r A . y Marsh ,Ila A-11kitt• L. i -111111111111 Cardinal Chatter Staff SEATED—Mr. Booth, advisor; J. Keyes, C. Soule, R. Hollis FIRST ROW- 1 . Hall, G. Hinson, M . Milnes, C . Porsholl, A . Marsh. SECOND ROW—V. Vice, M . Mollenkopf, D. Scriber, D. M a y, J. Hodges, M . Gallop. J. Morison. THIRD ROW—K. Wright, E. Sattison, D . Stickon, N . Rosenberry, S. Hulbert, G . Holtz. FOURTH ROW—J. W o r d . , J. Miller, B. Parodine, J. Russell, M. Carlisle. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY C PENNEY COMPANY 55 Pa44 �FIRST ROW, silting—S. D e o , C. Soule. .I. Keyes, R. Weeks SECOND ROW—C. Thomas, B. Theboud, K. Arnold, R. Hollis, R. Hermon THIRD ROW—Mr. Booth, D. Mitmemer. Quill A n d Scroll Society The e i g h t seniors a n d t w o juniors, announced a s w i n n e r s o f t h e Q u i l l a n d Scroll A w a r d b y M r. W i l l i a m Booth, publications advisor, a r e as follows: Connie Soule, Rita Weeks, Sharron Dean, Betty Theboud, Carolyn Thomas, K a y A r n o l d , Douglas Miimesser, a n d J a n e t Keyes, seniors, a n d R u t h H e r m a n a n d R o b e r t a Hollis, juniors. These a w a r d s f o r 1 9 5 5 w e r e , f o r t h e first t i m e i n t h e history High, presented t o juniors as w e l l a s seniors. T h e purpose o f this a r r a n g e m e n t was t o p r o m o t e interest i n publications a m o n g t h e underclassmen. Those receiving t h e h o n o r h a v e s h o w n considerable a n d ity, w o r k i n g o n t h e " M i r r o r " , " C a r d i n a l " , a n d " C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r " . T h e Q u i l l and Scroll Society o n l y includes persons w h o h a v e contributed a g r e a t d e a l t o the j o u r n a l i s t i c f i e l d . THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY WIVB �Debit I 4 T e a III The Debate Squad, consisting o f Ben B u r k , A l i c e G r e e n w a l d , dinst, a n d R u t h H e r m a n , b e g a n t h e i r season b y o p p o s i n g A l b i o n o n N o v. 3 0 . Ben, a Junior, w h o is o n t h e affirmative, a n d G e r r y, a Senior, a l s o affirmative s i d e , h a v e n o w completed t w o successful y e a r s One y e a r debaters include A l i c e G r e e n w a l d , a Senior, a n d R u t h H e r m a n , a J u n i o r. Some o f t h e s q u a d ' s o t h e r contests w e r e a g a i n s t M a r s h a l l , H o m e r, a n d Lakeview. Miss Betty Stevens coached t h e Debaters f o r t h e 1 9 5 4 - 5 5 season. DEBATE TEAM SCHEDULE November 3 0 Coldwater a t A l b i o n December 1 6 Coldwater a t M a r s h a l l January 1 7 Homer a t C o l d w a t e r February 1 Lakeview a t C o l d w a t e r LEFT TO RIGHT—Miss Slovens. advisor, A . Greentualt. B. Burk, R. Herman, G . Kleindinst. .. Pogo �L. Luke, H . AcMoody, T. Roby, O. Hozzord, D. Show, J. Troutman, H . Watson, M . Gruner, J . Robinson, B. Robinson, J. Maroon, B. Rigg, G. Fry, D. McCann, G. Clark, E. Houston, J. Thomas, E. Walker, L. Arise, E. Johnston. D. Mitmesser, L. Waldron, E. Davenport, B. Babb, T. Thomas, N . Curtis, P. Fisher, R. Petersen. Coach Eby. Va r s i t y C - Club Drawing u p a constitution a n d selling basketball schedule pencils w e r e t h e two m a i n projects o f t h e C -Club, composed o f a l l v a r s i t y letter winners. On J a n u a r y 1 9 , t h e C -Club i n i t i a t i o n w a s h e l d . T h o s e e n t e r i n g t h e c l u b were B i l l Robinson, Leon ( r i s e r, G e r a l d C l a r k , E d Wa l k e r, a n d G l e n F r y. The purpose o f t h i s c l u b i s t o p r o m o t e b e t t e r f e l l o w s h i p b e t w e e n athletes and coaches. OFFICER PRESIDENT L y s l e Luke VICE-PRESIDENT B r u c e Rigg SECRETARY M i l t o n Gruner TREASURER J i m Thomas ADVISOR M r . Eby THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LYON Page �FUTURE FA R M E R S OF A M E R I C A PRESIDENT M i c k e VICE-PRESIDENT W a l l a SECRETARY B a s i TREASURER _ R i c h a r REPORTER J e r SENTINEL D i c Advisor M r y Paul c e Cox l Taylor d Mathews r y McBride k Johnson . Wells "The F. F. A., supervised by Mr. Clayton Wells, has had a very busy season," announced Mickey Paul, the president o f the club. Some of the projects the club of fifty-eight members has participated a donkey basketball game held a t the Armory, a soft drink stand a t the Branch County Fair, and a n F. F. A . banquet for both the members and their parents. Four o f the boys w e r e sent to Kansas City, Missouri, t o participate i n the national F. F. A . Convention, a n d t w o members attended t h e state convention held in March. Mr. Wells announced that the Coldwater chapter of the F. F. A. also entered the parliamentary procedure contest this year. Ist ROW—R. Matthews, B. Rigg, M . Wells, M. Paul, J . McBride, B. Taylor. 2nd ROW—C. Nearpass, L. Pothoff, L. Byes, R. Sowle, H. Haas, G . Derrirkson, R. Smith, D. Sow le R. Sanford, G . Rosenberry. 3rd ROW—L. Plettner, D. Weage, D. Bidwell. 0 . English, L. Kriser, F. Shiery, T. Robey, R. Holtz. J. Waltz, P. S h i e r. 4th ROW—E. Donnihue, B. Fisher, R. Grey, B. Robinson, L. Minor, 1. Otis, A. D. Brown, K. Gordon, D. Dernarost, G . Porter, B. Barnes. 5th ROW—F. Gareth H. Morrison, L. Morrison, J. George, L. Skidmore, R. Nick*Is, N . Furney. 6th ROW—B. McCollough, S . McCurley, P. Weiler, B. Snyder, J. Myers. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SHORT'S TV �LEFT TO RIGHT—FRONT—G. Hinson, B. Gruner, R. Sanford, B. Blancetr, J. McKinley, C. Renshaw, N . Jahn. son, J. Hall, M . Davenport, S. Scriber, J. Hodges, J. Otis, C. Thomas, J . Kelsey, M . Andress's, B. Burn", G. Gwinn, N . Gauvey, J. White, J. Weakly, D. M a y, M. Otis, S. Baker, A . Swain, S. Dean, J. Warden, J. Dillon, S. Sowle, J . Miller, D . Knowles, K . Hodgman, M . Gurnharn. A . Hamlin, M . Wines, E. Solison, R. Herman, P. Sager, B . McCullough, L . Potter, V . Vice, R . Hollis, G . Spoon, Miss Bogue, advisor. B. Porodine. C . Porshall, J . Love, M . Milnes, M . Lutgens, S . Barnes, J . Harris, D . Scriber, J . Houck, M. Mollenkopf, T. Treacher, S. Bryant, A . Marsh, M . Carlisle, M. Soiden, J. White, D. Sticker, M . DuBois, M. Grigg, M. Goble, M. Farwell, A . Fisk, N . Helper. Y- T E E N S The Y -Teens sponsored m a n y projects t h i s y e a r. T h o s e included w e r e a "Sadie H a w k i n s " d a n c e i n t h e f a l l , t h e Va l e n t i n e Formal, sponsored j o i n t l y b y the Hi-Y a n d Y-Teens, and a carnival in the spring. F o o d and clothing w e r e given to n e e d y families a n d v a r i o u s institutions. The organization has a membership o f seventy-two students. OFFICER PRESIDENT B e v e r l y Gruner VICE-PRESIDENT G e o r g i a Hinson SECRETARY R u t h Sanford TREASURER J e a n i n e M c K i n l e y PROGRAM CHRM B a r b a r a Blancett ADVISOR M i s s Ritsema and Miss Bogue THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SOUTHERN Page �FRONT—LEFT TO RIGHT—F. Howlett, G. Fraser, D. Hazzard. SECOND ROW—D. Rumsey, R. Hinckley, D. Lewis, J. Maroon. THIRD ROW—H. Ruthrauff, C. Traser, D. S t e f f y, B. Teeter, T. Short. FOURTH ROW—G. Chilson, J. Tornson, E. Davenport, B. Frankhauser, D . Mitmesser, J. Troutman, R. Alison, J. Austin. FIFTH ROW—Mr. Vincent, Advisor, L. VanStone, L. Knight, R. Petersen, T. Thomas, D. Lyons, R. Funderburg. I I I -Y OFFICER PRESIDENT D o u g Mitmesser VICE-PRESIDENT J e r r y Tr o u t m a n SECRETARY J e r r y Maxson TREASURER T o m Thomas CHAPLAIN D a v e Hazzard ADVISOR M r . Vincent Among the events on schedule f o r the Hi-Y t h i s year w e r e various meetings at t h e A l b i o n p r e l i m i n a r y f o r t h e Tri-Hi-Y a n d Y-Teen state legislature, a n d t h e final m e e t i n g i n Lansing, t o w h i c h t h e C l u b sent representatives. T h e sponsored the Valentine Formal w i t h t h e Y-Teens on February 19. A h a m b u r g e r fry in the spring added to the list o f events. Mr. Robert Smith, Y. M . C. A . director f o r Branch-St. Joseph quently m e t w i t h t h e Club concerning important projects o f the year. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HODGMAN INSURANCE CO. Page �S E AT E D — H . T a y l o r , N . R o b s o n , G . S n y d e r , C . S n y d e r , J . M i l l e r , D . R o b s o n , S TA N D I N G — M r. D e n n i s , D . Robson, L. Ye a r l i n g , W . Ye a r l i n g , D . Lyon, R . H u t c h . . Cardinal Service Club OFFICER PRESIDENT C VICE-PRESIDENT a SECRETARY-TREAS. ADVISOR r l Snyder G o r d o n M J i r m . Snyder Miller Dennis The purpose o f the Cardinal Service Club is t o be o f a i d t o the school. T h e members took tickets a t the games a n d professional assemblies, a n d r a n movies for classes a n d assemblies. T h e i r project f o r t h e y e a r w a s t h e purchasing o f a disposal c a n f o r t h e school. The first y e a r boys received service p i n s a t t h e A n n u a l COURTESY — C O L D W A T E R D A I L Y R E P O R T E R C O U R T E COURTESY E N D I C O T T E A R N E Q U I P M E N T 0 Page 54 S Y — PICARD - BUICK �Kneeling — N. Grate*, R. Sanford, 2nd ROW—L.Potter, B. Gruner, V. PorshoII, M. Mundy, S. DANCING CLUB The Dancing Club, u n d e r t h e direction o f Mrs. D o r o t h y Aitchison, posed o f ten girls w h o have graduated front Folk, social, a n d t o p dancing. T h i s makes them eligible f o r a n a w a r d , w h i c h is a p i n . These girls h o v e presented t h e i r p r o g r a m t o t h e Senior Fortnightly. T h e y also h o v e danced f o r t h e 1 9 5 4 spring c h o i r concert a n d t h e Business fessional Women's Fashion Show. DANCING CLASS INFORMALS — �Left to right — G. fisher, D. Scriber, J. Hildebrand, A. Hamlin, N . Gauvey, D. Caswell, S. Lindsay. B. Worts, M . Oechrle, E. Sadiron, J. Halsted, K. Tice, B. Williams, D. Mitmesser, D. Cranson, N . Curtiss, I. Dillon, B. Burk, M r. Hamlin. J. Lind D . Phi!brick. H I -C CLUB The members o f the Hi-C Club, w h i c h w a s organized f o r the purpose proving Christian understanding a n d fellowship, spent a b u s y y e a r w o r k i n g o n the f o r m a t i o n a n d a d o p t i o n o f a Constitution. V a r i o u s ministers f r o m this a r e a met w i t h the Club to enlarge their k n o w l e d g e o f the Christian doctrine. The Club sponsored assemblies a n d recreational activities, including ing p a r t y at Hillsdale f o r its members. OFFICER PRESIDENT G r a c e Fisher VICE-PRESIDENT M a r t h a G o b l e SECRETARY-TREAS. D e I m o Scriber REPORTER A l i c e Hamlin ADVISOR M r . Hamlin Poge 56 �Future Teachers of America . . . FIRST R O W, SITTING—M. CARLISLE, M . GRIGG, B. THEBAUD, J . KEYES. SECOND R O W —MISS PHILLIPS, B . GRUNER, J. HOUCK, R. ANDERSON, S. DEAN, SON, M . GOBLE, M . WAY. THIRD ROW- 1 . WEAKLEY, D . SCRIBER, G . FISHER, J. DILLON, E . SATTISON, S . BARNES, M. OLMSTED, J. WHITE, A . HAMLIN. Future Nurses Association . . . FIRST ROW—C. SOULE, C . THOMAS. SECOND ROW—D. STICKEN, V. VICE. THIRD R O W —M. MOLLENKOPF, L . V A N VLIET, D . SCRIBER, B. THEBAUD, K. ARNOLD, B . GRUNER. FOURTH R O W —J. HOUCK, J . KEYES, J . RENNELL, G. H I N S O N , M . DAVENPORT, J . O T I S , M . GOBLE, MISS STEFFANIAK. FIFTH R O W —S. NEARPASS, C . PARSHALL. SIXTH R O W —J. WHITE, M . HAVENS. Shutterbugs . . . FIRST ROW (seated)—J. BORN, MR. JOHNSON, L. POTTER, C . K I N G . SECOND ROW—N. GAUVEY, B. GRUNER, D . ROB. SON. J . MILLER, B . MILLER. G . KLEINDINST, D. GREEN, R. ANDERSON, R. HOLLIS. THIRD R O W - 1 . BOOTH, P. FISK, A . GREENWALD, K. FURGESON, B. HEWITT, M . GOBLE, D. STICKAN, M . FARWELL, E . POTTER. FOURTH R O W —C. FISHER, D . FREDERICKS, G . SNYDER, B . HUTCHINS, C SNYDER, B. ANSIL, T. TOMPKINS, L KNIGHT, D. SHIERY. *Pogo �International Relations Club . 1zt ROW A GREENWALD, G KLEINDINST. 2nd ROW—MR. RENSHAW, C . WATSON, D. SCRIBER, R . HERMAN. 3rd ROW—B. BURK, B. RICE. D. SHIERY, C. RENSHAW, E SATTISON. Librarians . . . 1st R O W —C LEWIS, B. MACKLIN, B. SMITH, G. PLETTNER, P. PIFER, V MILLER, MRS. WEILER, ADVISOR, L CASE. 2nd ROW—B, MILLER, J. LAMBERSON, J. DONIHUE, N. NORTON, P. CARVER, T. BAKER, JUDITH RUSSELL, Ltd ROW—C, ODDEN, V. KINSEY, J . GOOCH, M. THEBAUD, C. LONG, C. SOULE, D. ROBSON. G. Office SITTING. LEFT S, BRYAN, E . TREACHER, M . DAVENPOTT. STANDING B. KNOWLES, J. BERRY, E DAVIS. P. BURROWS. �1st ROW- 1 . Mcintee, G. Gwinn, A . Fisk, C Fitzgerald, D. Weaver, J. Hall. 2nd ROW- 1 . Luce, J. Farner, M . Farwell, D. Shiory, E. Sager, S. Case, 3rd ROW—Mr. Bachman, D. Chatfield, D. Johnson. J. Adorns, A. Woods, L. Fraser, Mh ROW—J. Lincoln, D . Snyder, E. Williams, A . Pudak, J. Hamlin. G . ChiIson 5th ROW—N. Fisher, D. Hilton, L. Kriser, J. Woods, P. Grady. Co-op T r a i n i n g Co-op t r a i n i n g , w h i c h stands f o r cooperative occupational t r a i n i n g a n d i s designed t o g i v e on-the-job experience t o students, w a s started lost f a l l f o r t h e first time b y M r. John Bachman. O n l y juniors a n d seniors The students attend r e g u l a r classes i n t h e morning. I n t h e afternoon t h e y go to w o r k a t various occupations, such as retail, office a n d trade, work. The co-op students a r e p a i d r e g u l a r w a g e s f o r w o r k i n g , a n d receive o n e credit for a school year's w o r k . Mr. Bachman g i v e s those students g o i n g i n t o retailing, instructions pare t h e m f o r w o r k . T h e office w o r k e r s s t u d y such w o r k subjects stenography, a n d bookkeeping i n school. Each student is g r a d e d f o r the co-op w o r k t h e y do. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SWART'S ONE Pape ��"Music is the universal language of mankind." — OUTRE MER �A - BAND Under t h e c o m p e t e n t l e a d e r s h i p o f t h e n e w b a n d d i r e c t o r, M r . Chester Curry, assisted b y M r. John Clark, t h e A -Band enjoyed t h e 1954-55 season w i t h excellent results. Among t h e i r activities w e r e solo a n d ensemble contests held i n Kalamazoo on J a n u a r y 29, t w o concerts, February 2 7 , a n d M a y 11 , a n d a v e r y successful 1954 f o o t b a l l marching season. T h e b o n d officials w e r e set u p o n a system w i t h captains, lieutenants, sergeants, etc. J u d y Rennell acted as student director o f t h e b o n d , w h i l e B o b Johnson, captain, a n d Rosemary tary, carried o u t their respective duties. �" A " RAND DIRECTOR: Chester Curry. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: John Clark. Flutes a n d Piccolos Gail Virginia Aldrich Gelayne Judy Lindo Upton Borbaro Miller Obo Terry B flat Clarinets Judy RenmII Delores Jean Dion Janet Marilyn Otis Roth Moore Betty Jody Rosalie Janet Koren Feller Deanna Mast Borbaro Baritone Saxophone L a r Rosolee K ng R o b e Cornets Alto Clarinet Glen Holtz Bass Clarinets Ken George Crow Eleanor a r i t o o a n a n y t n e n Chenowelh Huntley s y r y e s Fred Shiery D o u g l a s Miller Bill Hewitt D e W a y n e Chatfield Grace McNall B r u c e Kline Robert Ware Ronald Wilcox P P f t w n i P P Lorry Farwell B II Sager Torn Hadley R o y d e n Swaffield Alto Saxophones Marilyn Sanford Ann Carlisle Jean Otis Mamie Solly Janet Keith nnnnnh H o r n Mary T o r n e r George Hyland Ty.npani Trombones TTTTT Saxophones Marcia Farwell Sharon Martha R o Rosemary Young Pat Palmer B Judy Hacker * B A N D OFFICERS B Robert Rice R Lorry Ford M Lorry Hinsdale Lorry Knight B r r * b e S l h l e t s ] . Knoth * B A N D E N S E M B L E C O N T E S TA N T S Page �"B" BAND DIRECTOR: Chester Curry FLUTES Diana Mooi Neil Harris S C u L a Rosemary Pope Vera C o . K A a R o Esther Harpharn OBOE S BbCLARINET Marjorie W i r t Nancy Renshaw Carol Cameron Carol Long Shirley Dorothy Carlisle David Smith Sharon Snyder Janice Chatfield Barbara Er,: s o u a r r l y t c h g a n o e e l l e y r l y Larry Holtz Mull Cribb, Richardson White Warner Mitchell Knoth ALTO SAXOPHONES Charles Young Barbara Aldrich David Von Sharon Fraser TENOR SAXOPHONE Mary Lou Bidwell CORNET Jerry f o r d Paul Hermon Sherry D a y Susan Collins Lynn Lewis Bev Wo r t . Philip Weiler BARITON Garold Erts PERCUSSIO FRENCH HORNS Audrey Carlton Joyce Downey Diana Davison Roger Sanford TROMBONE David Trelor BEL Leal. Harris Pave M Judy W. . . d . n Torn English Yrn Peiffer Patsy Feller Joan Gochenour Jackie Petty Jerry Dean Dean Smith Dean Parks Glenn Barlow Wayne Farst Lovise Saw Bob Day Lloyd Long Doris Philbrick Earl Hulbert Kenneth Chatfield �iy091MIIE , woo "MI 10 ROW—S. Fuller, J. Newell, S. Dean S. Nearposs, G . Potter, B. Stanfill, B. Burritt, 0 . Smith, J. Houck, L. Knapp, M Goble, J. Word.,,, J. Anderson, 2nd R O W —R. Hollis, J . Hogoboom, C . Fitzgerald, J. Paradine, A . Cornish, S . Bryan, C . Wooster, D . Bless.,, J. B e , , . J. Hobart, G . Holtz, D . Fredericks, B. Bobb, 0 S h o w, D . McCann, M . Picard, P. Snyder, C. King, N . Curtiss, Miss Riberna. 3rd ROW—M. Carlisle, M. Mollenkopf, L . Potter, A . Mc...chant, J. Smith, E. Potter, B. E. Smith, E. Downey, T. Baker, B. Kline, .1. Hamlin, P. Fisher, E. Hoge!, L. Hinsdole, D. Hazzard, E. Williams, A . Adorns, M. Lutiens, A. Hamlin, P. Siler, N. Rosenberry. I arilioal Choir The C a r d i n a l C h o i r consists o f s i x t y selected voices f r o m t h e s e n i o r h i g h . The choir took p a r t i n several assemblies a n d outside activities this year. A m o n g these w a s a t r i p t o Sturgis t o h e a r t h e University o f M i c h i g a n b a n d , a t r i p t o Ann A r b o r t o take p a r t in t h e A n n u a l State Festival, a n d a t r i p t o Detroit t o see the Ice Revue. The c h o i r i s directed b y Miss A r l e n e Ritserna a n d accompanied b y A l i c e Howlin Poge �FIRST ROW—J. Tomson, T. Short, R. Hinckley, J. Clark, B. McCollough, P. Berry, G . Plenner, J. Resler, P. Pifer, M. Schubel, J. VonMarcum. C. Fitzgerald, Miss Ritserno, advisor. SECOND ROW- 1 . Hamlin, D . Lewis, D . Shaw, J . Hobart, M . Burnham, J . Lamberson, S . Hulbert, G . Newel, L. Temples, J. Anderson, P. Brodt, C . Lewis, M. Skriden. THIRD ROW—Ed Downey, J. Born, J . Austin. P. Fisher, E. Williams, B. Parodine, G. Miller, M . Gable, E. Lynn, D. Stickan, A . Morchant, R. Snyder, K . Mull, M . Cockrell, G . Otis, M . Lutjens, A . Hamlin, A . Adams. Boys' a n d G i r l s ' G l e e C l u b Junior High Chorus FIRST ROW—E. Grace, B. Ingalls, D. Cornish, B . Tenser, H . Taylor, T. Ebberts. G . Smith, B. furrows, T. Arnold, F. Worthington, C. Curtiss, C. Watson. S. Site, B. Brous., B. Livermore, L Johns. SECOND ROW—S. Johnson,l. Fish, A . Bailey, J. Worden, K. Nash, V. Mock, D . Obed, J. McBride, ter, E. Harmon, C . Fickle, N . Norton, C . Loch,,,,,, M . Kline, E. Bussing, B. Parshall, S . Slock, H . Stanfill, W . Bartell, D . Parshall, S. Smolien, S. Clark, J. Noragon, P. Baur, J. Hiesrodt, C. Grace, S. Lewis, C. Taylor. THIRD ROW—R. Maggart, B. Teachout, D. Michael, I . Streeter, E. Sawle, D. Sickels, V. Lewis, R. Elvir. S. Wing, G . Donnelly, J . Fales, B. Waldron, S. D a y, R. Dense', S. DeNooyer, S . Gilmer, L. Iffland, L Houtz, J. Watson, G. Couillard, R. Lannon, S. Jones, S. Kellogg, A . Curtis, E. Otis, S. Collins, Miss Ritsema, advisor. FOURTH ROW—P. Urban, E. Harmon, B. W o r t , S. Mull, C. Cameron, K. Eslow, E. Peony, D. Keller. N . Perry, S. Granger, J. Burton, J . Anderson, C . Smith, M . Quick, T. Smith, S. Gordon, E. Caswell, J. Spencer, M . Freeman, J. Flint, D . Blanchard. A . Krisav, N . Smith, N . Renshaw, K. $eaman, E. Adams. - - Pogo �M. PICARD, M . PAUL, G . HOLTZ, CARDINAL m i l t The C a r d i n a l Four, a s i n g i n g q u a r t e t o r g a n i z e d b y M i s s A r l e n e Ritsema, presented their p r o g r a m t o t h e Rotarians, t h e Kiwanians, t h e O d d Fellows, a n d other civic organizations. T h e y a l s o song f o r various granges a n d f o r student assemblies. T R I PLE T R I O The Triple Trio, directed b y Miss A r l e n e Ritsema, t o o k p a r t i n semblies this year. T h e y entertained a t the Sophomore Reception a n d ent social affairs. MISS RITSEMA, A. MARCHANT, M. CARLISLE, A . CORNISH, M . HAVENS, S. BRYAN, C. KING, C. PARSHALL, A . HAMLIN ��"The biggest headline is made by the team that does the — KNUTE Athletics * P a . 69 �FIRST ROW—G. Fry, E. Walker, B. Rigg, L. Luke, J. Mattson, L. Chehowski, B. Robinson, D. McCann. SECOND ROW—E. Houston, J. Robinson, J. Thorns's. T. Thomas, E. Johnston, D . Shaw. THIRD R O W —Coach Hagadone, R. Peterson, B . Babb, E . Davenport, L. Waldron. N . Curtis, P. Fisher, Coach Zabonick. FOURTH ROW—B. Brown, D. Blanchard, M. Gruner, G. Clark, L. Kris,,, It. Watson. Varsity Football The Varsity gridders opened the season w i t h a n o n -conference loss dale, 20-6, then hosted A l b i o n , o n l y t o receive a 3 7 - 6 licking. B u t t h e steadily improving Cards lost n a r r o w l y t o Lakeview, 12-6. A f t e r t h e Spartans g a m e t h e Cards suffered a relapse, dropping f o u r one-sided encounters. T h e Sturgis game pitted t w o teams battling to get out o f the cellar. I n a thriller the Trojans finally pulled i t out, 19-13. The Sturgis g a m e w a s t h e last h i g h school f o o t b a l l g a m e for fifteen FOOTBALL Coldwater September 1 7 6 September 2 4 6 October 1 6 October 8 O p p o n e n t s Hillsdale 20 Albion 37 Lakeview 1 6 Adrian 40 October 15 6 Marshall 28 October 22 0 Three Rivers 36 October 2 9 6 East Lansing 26 Sturgis 1 November 5 1 • �Reserve F o o t b a l l The Reserve f o o t b a l l squad, coached b y M r. Gerald (Whitey) Weaver, w a s largely composed o f freshmen a n d sophomores, a l o n g w i t h f i v e manship, f a i r p l a y, a n d t e a m w o r k w e r e expressed a t a l l times b y t h e reserve gridders. The team, starting slowly, reached t h e p e a k o f performance d u r i n g a rainstorm, i n w h i c h t h e y b e a t Hillsdale. RESERVE FOOTBALL Sept. 2 2 Coldwater 0 ; Sturgis 1 8 Oct. 1 4 Coldwater 1 3 ; Hillsdale 6 Sept. 30 Coldwater 12; Albion 49 Oct. 21 Coldwater 0; Lakeview 3 7 Coldwater 7, Marshall 20 Oct. 2 8 Coldwater 14, A l b i o n 3 0 Oct. 7 1st ROW—). Hepler, L. Farwell, B. Teeter, D. Gottschalk, S. McCurley, J. Tarrson. 2n4 ROW—D. C u , J. Wright, D. Parshall, T. McBride, B. Burk, R. Hall 3rd ROW- 1 . Smith, J. Doty, P. Douglas, R. Snyder, M . Forester, F. Snow, 0 . English, D , C u r l e y . 4th ROW—L. Houster, C . Young, D. Boysinger, J. Lutient, B. Rice, K. Collins, F. Shiery. Page �VA R S I T Y F O O T B A L L E. Johnston B. Babb D. Shaw E. Walker B. Rigg G. Brown r a g e 72 �VA R S I T V F410TRALL N. Curtis G. Clark R. Petersen L. Chehowski P o , 73 �1st ROW—K. Wert, R. Rehm. L. Byes, R. Mitchell, D. Dernorest, T. Houck, R. Sanford, R. I v y, H . Kemp, R. Weaver. 2nd R O W —L, Granger, R. Houtz, R. Wilcox, R. Yearling, T. Hyland, R. Curtis, C . Barnes, P. Weiler. J. Curtis, T. Osborn. 3rd ROW—Conch Lowe, C. Whiting, M . Quick, W. Lanny, D. Miller, J. Ternples, J. Von Dose., T. Smith, C. Cleveland, 1. Weldor, H. Haas, D. Neely, L. Densel. Ith ROW—H. Rosenberry, R. E. Smith, J. George, L. Borrows. D . Petty, T. Adams, 1. lohnson, D. Sowle, R. Sowle, D. Lockwood, G . Froiser, B. Hellenberg. F u t u r e Va r s i t y Football The Future Va r s i t y f o o t b a l l squad, u n d e r t h e direction o f Coach Frank (Pat) Lowe, although having a losing season, learned mental elements o f teamwork, sportsmanship a n d f a i r play, along w i t h physical efforts i n blocking, tackling a n d b o l l carrying. FUTURE VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We — T h e y September 21—State Home 0 September 2 7 —Sturgis October 1 3 —State Home October 1 9 —Sturgis 7 1 7 — 20 — 20 3 — 26 — 33 �VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. 1 Coldwater 4 0 ; Three Rivers 7 5 Dec. 4 Coldwater 5 5 ; Marshall 5 6 Feb 1 Dec. 11 Coldwater 47; East Lansing 61 Feb 4 Dec. 18 Coldwater 64; A l b i o n 5 2 Feb 1 1 Coldwater 7 2 ; Sturgis 7 6 Coldwater 52; Lakeview 71 Jan 2 8 Jan. 5 Coldwater 43; Sturgis 6 0 Feb. 18 Jan. 8 Coldwater 3 6 ; Lakeview 6 7 Feb. 25 Jan. 11 Coldwater 7 9 ; Hillsdale 4 7 Coldwater 7 3 ; Marshall 71 Coldwater 5 5 ; East Lansing 6 6 Coldwater 66; A l b i o n 5 6 Coldwater 60; A d r i a n 6 9 Tournaments Jan. 1 4 Coldwater 52; A d r i a n 6 2 March 2 Coldwater 61; Hillsdole 31 Jan. 21 Coldwater 5 6 ; Three Rivers 5 2 March 5 Coldwater 64; Three Rivers 8 8 Va r s i t y B a s k e t hull The 1954-55 Coldwater High School varsity basketball club, coached b y M r. Floyd Eby, w a s composed o f f i v e l e t t e r -winning seniors: D o u g Rigg, J a c k Robinson, Nelson Curtis, a n d Jirn Thomas. Juniors o n t h e cluded J e r r y Moxson a n d Roland Petersen, a l o n g w i t h P a u l Douglas a n d G a r y Brown, sophomores. After losing three out o f four games before Christmas holidays, t h e "Cords," showing b e t t e r t e a m w o r k a n d precision, b e g a n t o w i n m o r e consistently a n d won f o u r o u t o f t h e n e x t J. Robinson, D. M i . , B. R,gg, J. Thomas N. Curtis, G . Brown, J. M o n o , R. Pehmen, P. Douglas. Page �R. Petersen, J. Monson, D. Mitmesser, Coach Eby, P. Douglas, B. Rigg, G . Brown, Coach Zabonick, J. Robinson, N. Curtis, J. Thomas. Varsity Basketball �Reserve B a s k e t b a l l The Junior Cards, u n d e r t h e tutelage o f Coach B i l l Zabonick, posted a 7 - 8 record f o r the 54-55 cage season. Although t h e record doesn't seem t o o impressive, t h e boys g a v e i t a l l t h e y had a n d w e r e in there f i g h t i n g u n t i l the The Reserves p o s t e d w i n s o v e r T h r e e Rivers, A l b i o n , L a k e v i e w, A d r i a n , ar.d w e r e able t o defeat the Marshall Papooses twice. The squad w a s composed o f mostly Freshmen a n d Sophomores, w i t h J i m Smith t h e l o n e Junior. N e x t year's s q u a d w i l l h a v e a g o o d nucleus t o choose from a n d should b e in f o r a v e r y prosperous season. 1 , ROW—L. Densel, L. Granger, T. McBride, B. Robinson, C. Young, D. Cox. 2nd ROW—Coach Zabonick, W. lnde, G Miller, D. Boysinger, T. 5m1th, R. Curtis Coach Eby. Poge �FRONT ROW—B. HeIlenIsterg, G. Snyder, L. Byers, K. Wert, B. Weaver, D. Jones, D. Lockwood, R. Scheid'.,. SECOND ROW—D. Miller, J. Walker, D. Neely, J. Hacker, F. Snow, B. Huntly, J. Myers, R. Ivey, T. Hyland, C . Smith, Coach Lowe. THIRD ROW—J. Curtis, H . Kemp. T. Adams, M . Quick, L. Granger, R. Sow's, D. Sowle. Freshman Basketball F u t u r e Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l FIRST ROW—D. Parshall, B. Smith, L. Houston, R. Sanford, B. Reams, D. Gottschalk. SECOND ROW—Coach Fairman, B. Smith, V. Taylor, J. Va n Dosen, R. Snyder, G . Letts, R. Picard, L. Chehowski. �S I T T I N G - EE P I C A R D , I . S H O R T , T . A D A M S . E . H E W I T T . T . J O H N S O N . S T A N D I N G — T. T H O M A S , S . G O R D O N , J . T H O M A S , C O A C H D R Y. Golf Although g o l f i s n o t a m a j o r s p o r t a t C o l d w a t e r H i g h , m a n y b o y s t a k e an active interest i n i t . The g o l f s q u a d , u n d e r t h e supervision o f t h e experienced g o l f e r, C o a c h Floyd Eby, is b o c k i n its third y e a r o f Tw i n Va l l e y competition. GOLF SCHEDULE - - April 7 April 2 5 M a r s h a l l A l b i o n a t Coldwater May 6 a t Coldwater May 1 6 May 2 A d r i a n a n d Three Rivers a t Coldwater May 13-14 _C o l d w a t e r a t M a r s h a l l Coldwater a t A l b i o n Regionals a t Battle Creek �FIRST ROW, left to right—M. Paul, L. Ford, D. Mitmesser, J. Maxson, H . Watson, G . Brown SECOND ROW—Coach Lowe, D . Shaw, P. Fisher, L. Waldron, E. Davenport, W. Inde, Assistant Coach WR0vm THIRD ROW—D. Gottschalk, E. Houston, J. Smith, P. Douglas, B. Burk. Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l After compiling a conference record o f f i v e w i n s a n d t w o losses Coach P a t Lowe's baseball team should b e r i g h t i n M e thick o f the Tw i n Va l l e y race this spring. There are nine returning lettermen, w h o are as follows: pitchers_ Eddie Davenport a n d Phil Fisher; catcher, Dick Shaw; infielders, Larry Waldron, a n d Bruce Rigg; a n d outfielders, H o w a r d Watson, and Jerry Maxson. BASEBALL April 7 —Coldwater a t Sturgis * * A April 11—Coldwater a t Three Rivers April 1 3 —Union City a t Coldwater April 1 5 —Coldwater a t A d r i a n * April 1 9 —Hillsdale a t Coldwater April 1 9 —Marshall a t Coldwater p M M r i a a l y y M a y * M a y 2 9 —Sturgis a t Coldwater 3 —Lakeview a t Coldwater 6 —Coldwater a t East Lansing 9 —Howe a t Coldwater 1 2 —Coldwater a t Marshall *April 2 2 —Coldwater a t A l b i o n * M a y 1 7 —Three Rivers a t Coldwater April 2 6 —Coldwater a t Union City * C o n f e r e n c e games. s'srPogo �VARSITY INFORMALS 1 . WALORON, E. DAVENPORT, L. WALDRON, B. RUGG, COACH LOWE, E. DAVENPORT RESERVE BASEBALL Coach G e r a l d We a v e r w i l l h a v e to start all over this y e a r building u p the t e a m , a s a l l o f the regulars w i l l undoubtedly b e moved t o t h e varsity. The team w i l l b e made u p o f freshmen a n d a f e w sophomores. Games a r e b e i n g scheduled w i t h Quincy, Union City, a n d Sturgis. 1st ROW—W. Acock, R. Johm, R. Ivy, R. Smith, H . Rosenberry, D. Sowle, D . Lockwood, R. Sowle. 2nd ROW—C. Collins, L. Coyle, J . Dean, D . Parsholl, C . Young, D . Scheidler, L. Skidmore, H . Kemp, R. Houtz, Coach Weaver. 3rd ROW—Coach Lowe, L. Houston, D . Batterson, J. Walker, D . Miller, F. Snow, T. Hyland, J. Curtiss, L. Chehowski, L Dense!. 4th ROW—R. Yockey, J. Hacker, K. Sherman, J. Myers, P. Huntley, T. Tompkins, E. Hulbert, W. Laney, H. Morrison, L. Morrison. �FIRST ROW—G. Fochtmon, B . T J . Laing, T. Thomas, H . Watson, J . Wright, G . Porter, G . Letts, L. Luke, G Cox. SECOND ROW—L. Kriser, K. Gordon, C. Tracer, R. Sanford, L. Buys, C. Cleveland. I . Knight, J. Thomas, Coach Fairman. THIRD ROW—B. Rigg, T. Robey, E . Johnston. D . Hazzard, H . Adnoody, L. Farwell, J . Napier. Coach liege Tr a c k Te a m With n i n e r e t u r n i n g l e t t e r m e n a s i t s backbone, t h e d e t e r m i n e d C a r d i n a l track s q u a d i s l o o k i n g f o r w a r d t o a successful season, u n d e r t h e g u i d a n c e o f coaches Te d H a g a d o n e a n d W i l l i a m Fairrnan. The p o l e v a u l t , hurdles, a n d distance events w e r e v i r t u a l l y untouched b y graduation a n d should b e strong t h i s spring. The tracksters h a v e a c h a l l e n g i n g schedule, w h i c h , a l o n g w i t h t h e u s u a l Twin Va l l e y opponents, i n c l u d e s m e e t s w i t h P o r t a g e , H i l l s d a l e , a n d B e r r i e n Springs, a n d a n e n t r y i n t h e Portage relays. TRACK April April April April Pogo 6 —Marshall a t C o l d w a t e r A p r i l 3 0 —Portage relays a t Kalamazoo 1 3 —Albion a n d Three Rivers a t Coldwater M a y 4—La k ev iew and Portage at Coldwater 2 0 —Adrian a n d Hillsdale a t Coldwater M a y 7—Albion relays at A l b i o n 2 7 —Berrien Springs a n d Sturgis a t Coldwater M a y 1 0 —Twin Va l l e y meet a t Coldwater May 1 4 —Regionals a t Kalamazoo ��SITTING—B. E. Smith, T. McBride, B. Weaver, D. Green, R. Schiedler, G . Eris. STANDING—B. Robinson, K . Fergoson, B Aitchison, B . Rice, R . Picard, J . Robinson, Coach Zabonick. Te n n i s T e a m Coach Zobonick's tennis team is expected t o hav e a tough season this year, due t o t h e loss o f seven v a r s i t y racketeers f r o m l a s t y e a r. J a c k Robinson, a senior, a n d his brother, Bill, a sophomore, a r e the t w o remaining lettermen. The o t h e r seven b o y s expected t o h o l d t h e i r o w n a t t h e n e t a r e : L a r r y Weaver, a j u n i o r ; To m McBride, Ron Picard, B o b Rice, a n d Dick mores, a n d Rollie Scheidler a n d B o b We a v e r, freshmen. '• Poor April 7 —Marshall a t Coldwater May 5 —Coldwater a t Lakeview April 1 2 —Lakeview a t C o l d w a t e r May 6 —Coldwater a t Marshall April 1 4 —Coldwater a t A l b i o n May 11—Coldwater a t Three Rivers April 2 0 —Three Rivers a t C o l d w a t e r May 14—Twin Va l l e y at A d r i a n April 2 2 —Albion a t Coldwater May 2 0 -21—Regionals a t Kalamazoo �LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED—Miss Coscorelly, advisor; J. Lucas, M . M a y, J. Keyes, S. Scriber. FIRST ROW—C. Silvers, D. Mooi, P. Berry, M. Draper, J. McBride, C . Fickle, M . Kline, D. Baur, house, B. Tompson, J . Burlew, P. Miller, S. Snyder. SECOND ROW—L. Sarr, J. Warden, L. Brous., J. Goodholm, J. Berry, S. Granger, A . White, G. Couillard, J. Watson, S. Day, B. Waldron, R. Dense!, J. Hogoboorn. THIRD ROW—K. Faller, C. Cameron, 5. Mull, J. Gochenour, M . Treat, D. Davison, M. Thebaud, J. Weakly, J. White, B. Miller, J. Dillon, K. Arnold, B. Thebasid. FOURTH R O W —Y. Woods, G . Fisher, D . M a y, R. Keyes, R. Mooi, B. Paradine, C . Ode,,, J . Harris, V . Harris, V. Kinsey, T. Treacher, S. Davis, M. Goble, D. Scriber, C. Watson, D. Knowles, FIFTH ROW—B. Hodges, J. Downey, M. S a g e , J. Gooch, M . Freeman, N . Curt:, R. Hensler, J. Warden, A. Adams, N . Goble, Girls' Athletic Association OFFICER PRESIDENT M a r i l y n May VICE-PRESIDENT J u d y Lucas SECRETARY _ S h i r l e y Scriber TREASURER J a n e t Keyes ADVISOR M i s s Coscarelly New p l a n s t o stimulate interest i n f u t u r e years w e r e a m o n g ings o f t h e G . A . A . t h i s y e a r, i n c l u d i n g m a n y n e w a m e n d m e n t s w h i c h w e r e added t o the Constitution o f the club. Sports activities during t h e y e a r included basketball, volleyball, p i n g p a n g , badminton a n d shuffleboard. F l a g f o o t b a l l , tennis, a n d g o l f w e r e a d d e d curriculum. Awards, consisting o f chenille b a r, s m a l l " c " , numerals, G . A . A . insignia, large " C , " a n d p e a r l " c " p i n , w e r e presented a t t h e A n n u a l A w a r d s Assembly. This year the club h a d t w o advisors, Miss M a r y Jane Grummet, w h o l e f t a t the e n d o f t h e f i r s t semester, a n d M i s s Phyllis Coscarelly, w h o Grummet. COURTESY — DENSEL ELECTRIC C O U COURTESY — R T E S Y — Page �M. DAVENPORT, N . JOHNSON, M . M AY, G . LETTS, J. LUCE, D . KNOWLES, D M AY Va r s i t y Cheerleaders Poo• 86 �J. B u r l e w V. K i n s e y G. Fisher M. Thebaud J. D i l l o n B. M i l l e r Reserve Cheerleaders COLDWATER LOYALTY SONG W e r e loyal t o you, C. H. S. We're f i g h t i n g f o r y ou, C. We'll b a c k y o u t o stand 'gainst the best i n t h e land, For w e k n o w y o u h a v e sand, C. H. S., Rah! Rah! So smash t h a t blockade, C. H. S. Go dashing a h e a d , C. H . S. Our t e a m i s o u r m a i n protector, On b o y s f o r w e expect a t o u c h d o w n (basket) from y o u C . H . S. COURTESY — M e C O N K E Y - P U T N A M F U N E R A L H O M E C O U R T E S Y — STOKES M O T O R SALES Page ��"The beginning is the most important part of the work." — Underclassmen tr Pao. 89 �Juniors J. Smith, D . Harris, M . Milnes, C. Parshall Advisors — M r. Renshaw, Miss Philips -Jr; pki4 r? JAMES A D A M S RICKEY A L I S O N RUTH A N D E R S O N MARCIA ANDREWS JIM FLINT JAMES A U S T I N TERRY B A K E R ALLEN B A RTO N JAMES B O O T H PA U L I N E BRODY NICK B R O W N SAUNDRA B R YA N BEN B U R K JERRY B U S S I N G MARY CARLISLE JOYCE CARPER PA U L C A R V E R NEIL CASE DOROTHY CASWELL D e W A Y N E C H AT F I E L D GERALD CLARK JOYCE C L E V E L A N D BETTY C O L E M A N WA L L A C E C O D D AV I D C R A N S O N M A F U O R I E D AV E N P O R T MARJORIE DaHOFF EDDIE D O W N E Y MARY DuBOIS GLEN ENGLISH LARRY FA R W E L L BILL FISHER N O R M A N FISHER SHIRLEY F I S K CORAL FITZGERALD LOUISE F 1 E M I N G �ekti,v„_t I t t f r Chit, C i i C '1iii c > t c lat..jr, C s ? 4 . 3 ! . > tplir CAC>CIP:>Cie Fi Zi4 C o Pr �y Null T H O M A S OLMSTED GENE VIEVE OTIS EE o F I 5 JEAN E A R A D I N BETTY D O N NyI E PA R S H A L L PIFER GN w Se N oD l A PTE FTNER PA N L AW R E N C CE R A N K ! CAROL E m o N DENNIS NOL -I,` A R OSENBERRy DI ,,,BomSET „ JAN.-, RUSSELL JUDITE., RUSSELL F , HAYER! c AVT WILLI SAGER E , MSCHWENG RU R A N S H I E RY FRED w AERIEVERR BEVERLY S M I T H c el oRLA SMITH TO SMITH F T HEE s N y D E Rou FloON LEN D . i c i , C J . . . ; 1111"., DONPATRICIATT I CAS, HALL S T R O N G L E S T R ONN G ALINDA,CE TEMPLES TERRY T O M P K I T I S J E R R Y CHARLES TEASER A TREACH„E E D W I N y V A N S T O,N E L7II7GINIA VICE fi_ ,. ETTA W A L D E R % W A R D W LE WA R E RLARRY E W MTO R LIL C H TW AE W A MWEND0RF JOYCE W H I T E A F L WOODS JO NRW CA OL w o O S T E R WA R D Y E A R L I N G R IC H A R D o y c NNW, " �Sophomores B. Robinson, D . M a y, J . W e a k l y, R. Picard Advisors — M r. Booth a n d M r. We a v e r BILL A I T C H I S O N ROBERT A N G E L L ANN ADAMS JULIE A N D E R S O N NICK ARNOLD BARBARA ASBURY J E A N B A G G E R LY BRUCE B A R N E S SHARON BARNES N A N C Y B AT T E R S O N D O U G L A S B AY S I N G E R PAT R I C I A BERRY LARRY BETTS DICK BIDWELL BILL B O Y E R S TA N L E Y BRESSLER GARY B R O W N MARY B U R N H A M BARBARA BURRITT WA R N E R BUTTERS GARY CARE LORETTA C A S E LARRY CASTLEBERRY J A N I C E C H AT F I E L D LEO C N E H O W S K D AV I D CHENOWETH BARBARA CLIFFORD M A R Y J A N E COCKRELL HAROLD C O LV I N NORMA CORNISH D E W AY N E C O X LILLIAN CRAMER C O R A CRIBBS N O V A J E A N CURTISS PHYLLIS D AV E N P O R T D AV I D DEMAREST Paps 93 �MARYDtADVBROCK U JHApoDI DI GARYRAU FARST G R A C E FISHER G A R Y 'ocHTletf.,kH SUE F O G L E S O K FORESTERR.F ." GREG FRASER KEN GARR SHIRLEY,,,,EDLFGUEFRAR TRY S A L LY F I E N A N C Y GOBLE ° A R RY L G O T T S C H A L K DICE G R E E N JUGY JUDY H A " . 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S M I T H ROBERT J. S M I T H ROBERT L. S M I T H ROBERT S N Y D E R M A R Y SOURS SHARON SOWLE 13 P a g e 9 5 etny vege �BILL S PA D E GAIL S P O O N BARBARA S TA N F I L L FRED TA C K E T T NELLIE TAY L O R SALLY J O TEALL R O L M TEETER MARGARET THOMPSON LARRY TUCKER BOB TUTTLE G E R A L D V A N E V E RY V I R G I N I A WA L K E R J A N I C E W E A K LY W A Y N E W E AV E R JOYCE W H I T E CHARLES W H I T I N G RICHARD W I L C O X JOYCE W O R D F N JAMES W R I G H T K AY E W R I G H T Freshmen H. Kemp, K . Nash, .1. Berry, M. S a n f o r d Advisors — Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Co.:hrane, Mrs. Trebilcock, M r. Houston BILL A C O C K E V E LY N A D A M S R O S A LY N A R N O L D T H O M A S BALL BRENDA B A N I S T E R �CARROLL B A R N E S LLOYD B A R R O W S D AV E B AT T E R S O N JOYCE B E N N E T T J A C Q U E L I N E BERRY LOWELL BETTS RICHARD BIGNELL DEANNA BLANCHARD ROBERT B L U E L I N D A BREWSTER A N N A BRODT A 0 BROWN JANET B U R L E W PAT B U R R O W S ROBERT B U R R O W S LARRY BUYS ILLA M A Y C A N O N C L A R A CARPENTER N A N C Y CASE EUGENE C A S W E L L KEN C H AT F I E L D R O S A LY N CLARK CLYDE C L E V E L A N D E V E LY N C L O S S O N KARL C O L L I N S SUSIE C O L L I N S JOYCE C O L V I N HAROLD C O N N I N C A R LT O N CORLESS D AV E C O R N I S H GAIL COUILLARO BETTY C O B VERA C O X ALICE CURTIS JAMES C U R T I S ROGER CURTIS SUE D A V I S SHERRIE D A Y JERRY D E A N SANDY DeNOOYER L AV O N DENSEL R U T H A N N OENSEL JERRY D E R R I C K S O N JEANIE D O L A N DELORES D O N I H U F G L O R I A D O N N E L LY JEANIE DOOLITTLE JACK D O T Y JOYCE D O W N E Y S A R A H DRAPER FRANK E A S T E R D AY TERRY EBERTS N A N C Y ELLIOTT G E R A L D ERTS Page 9 7 �K AY E S L O W JANET E U A N S K A R E N FALLER JUDY PA L E S JUDY FLINT PAT FORRESTER JOE F O S T E R M A RY FREEMAN JOHN GEORGE JOAN GOOCH JANET G O O D H O L M STEPHEN G O R D O N E D W I N GRACE LARRY G R A N G E R RUTH G R E S H A W H O WA R D HAAS JIM HACKER TOM HADLEY GEORGE H AW V E R BRUCE H E L L E N B E R G PAT T I E H O L B E N LARRY H O LT Z TED H O U C K JACK H U F F M A N EARL HULBERT ROBERT H U N T L E Y TERRY H Y L A N D REGGIE I V E Y LYLE J A Q U E S RONNIE JOHNS TERRY J O H N S O N C A R O LY N J O N E S D AV E J O N E S R O S A LY N J O N E S SHARON KELLOGG C A R O LY N K E M P HAL K E M P VICKI KINSEY S H E LVA K N O T H BETTY K N O W L E S A LT H E A K R I S O V LARRY K R Z E M I N S K I JEAN A N N J A N E T S A N D R A LEAF A U D RY LEES DICK L E W I S LY N N L E W I S D AV I D L O C K W O O D CAROL L O N G LLOYD L O N G BARBARA m a < K AY RUTH M A G G A R T L AV E R N E m A N N JUDY M A R O T H Y Jr P a g e 9 3 �DEANNA MAST SHIRLEY M A Y BOB m c C O L L O U G H DELORES M F M I C H A E L DOUG MILLER ROGER M I T C H E L L 07T VELmA m O C K LLOYD m O L L E N K O P H M A R I LY N m O N O S m I T H RON M O O R E JERRY m Y E R S A LV I N NAGEL K AY N A S H D A V I D H E A LY CHRIS N E A R PA S S ALICE N O D I N E NEALIE N O R T O N DIANA ORES or 71.- EN CONNIE O M E N JERRY O M O TOM OSBORN ESTHER O T I S PAT T I E PA L M E R BETTY PA R K E R ., e l J U D Y PA R R I S H E D N A P E AV E Y D A V I D PETTY L O W E L L PLETTNER D O N A L D POPE LARRY P O T M O O F r ETHEL A N N POTTER MICHAEL QUICK PEGGY R A G O N JERRY R A Y M O N D N A N C Y RENSHAW LAUREL R I C H A R D S O N NEIL R O B S O N H O WA R D ROSENBERRy JERRY R U M S E Y MARTHA SAGER M A R I LY N S A N F O R D H O L LY SCHEIDLER KEN S H E R M A N SONJA SHERMAN P H I L L I P S H I E RY LARRY S K I D m O R E CHARLES S M I T H DEAN SMITH CCC GORDON SMITH JUDY SMITH N A N C Y SMITH TYRONE SMITH W I L L I A M SMITH S A L LY S M U L L E N �dIVIPtiot C . 4 t t l i-Ce:94C c>(7 ' t ) e i C • C:1? i f r$ e �Eighth G r a d e K. I k e , D . Tre!oar, 1. S o r r, S. Burns Advisors — M r. Proctor, M r. Hamlin, and Miss Coscarelly JOE A C O C K VIRGINIA ALDRICH JERRICE A N D E R S O N MERRY A N D E R S O N JOHN ARNOLD SUZANNE AUSTIN A N N E BAILEY LILLIAN BAKER GLENN BARLOW D A W N BAUR GARY BADE M A RY BIDWELL LEO B L U E N A N C Y BOYER J O N B R AY T O N SHIRLEY B R O U S E DON BROWN JOE B U C K N E S S SALLY B U R N S JUDY B U R T O N RON B U S H O N G JANET BUSSING D AV E BASSET A N N E CARLISLE SHARON CARR BILLY C A S E CHARLES C H AT I E L D LARRY C H E N O W E T H S U Z A N N E CLARK GEORGE C R O W G E R A L D CURTISS D O N D AV E N P O R T D A N N Y D AV I S D I A N E D AV I D S O N BRENDA D E N N I S O N PHYLLIS DERV P o , 101 �I- Clir;) r t I g e r v o r i e j ) 0 , Cht::.? Cn �Lt, CkCie r 0 Q t a l - ciltire 14! , C 1 7 2 . 'Ace,060%;. c A , C 4 8 4 ( a r ? C 1 Y ?h §- C : - �Seventh G r a d e P. Lindner, J . N a s h , J . H a r t w e l l , P. Miller Advisors — M r . Ewers, M r. Olmstead, and Miss Steffaniak ViVc Cfc' ro pr Bogy 104 BARBARA A L D R I C H TIM A R N O L D JERRY A V E R Y W A N D A BARTELL J A C K BELOTE JUDY BENT J A M E S BERRY CHARLES B O S T O N C L AY T O N B O S T O N LEORA ! M O U S E ROBERT ! M O U S E BILL B R O W N FRANK B R O W N KARL A N D B R O W N JERRY B U R K E J A N E BURL E w E VA B U S S I N G P E N N Y BUTLER CAROL C A M E R O N DOROTHY CARLISLE S H A R O N CARVER J O H N CASTLEBERRY BEVERLY C H E N O W E T H SUE C L E V E L A N D L AV E R N E C L O S S E N J O H N COLE JUDY C O L V I N SHIRLEY C O L V I N D O R E AT H A C O R E Y C R A I G CURTISS A N N D A I LY ROBERT D A Y C A R O LY N D A Y JUDY D A V I S JIM DENNIS J O H N DERRICKSON �SALLY D I N G M A N DICK D O L A N SONET R AY KEN ELLIOTT TOM ENGLISH BARBARA BETS PATSY FELLER LARRY F E R G U S O N C O N N I E FICKLE D A N I E L FIELD S H A R O N FRASER RICHARD GALLOP N A N C Y G AY D AV I D GIBSON SHARON GILMORE C A R O LY N G R A C E KIRK G R A N G E R RALPH G R E E N A M T E R JIM GREENICH TOM HACKER E VA H A R M O N ESTHER H A R P H A m JACK H A R T N E L L BENNY HENSON ROGER H E R M A N JANET HEISRODT GORDON HINCKLEY GLORIA HINNEFELD RICHARD HOLBEN TOM HOSEK LETHA H O U T Z LINDA IFFLAND DEAN IFORD ROBERT I N G A L L S ALLEN I R W I N STEPHEN J A C O B S LARRY J O H N S JAMES J O H N S O N JANE J O H N S O N SHARON JOHNSON SANDRA JONES N O R M A N KIMBLE RICHARD K I N T I G H M A R Y SUE K L I N E DIANE KORNSTIEN TOM KRZEMINSKI BERNARD K O S I E R RUTHANN L A N N O N ROBERT LETHERER STELLA L E W I S V I R G I N I A LEWIS TERRY L I N C O L N PHIL L I N D N E R BOB L I V E R M O R E �JACK L O O M I S CAROL L O T H A M E R BOB LY K E JIM M A G G A R T BRENDA M AT H E W S JUDY MeBRIDE 5 • 4 C 1 4 CCC (4 PAT M I L L E R GILBERT M O L I T O R JIM MOLLENKOPH SUSAN MULL BEVERLY M U S S E L M A N RICHARD MYERS JIM N A S H JOE N O B L I T JOYCE N O B L I T DON NORTON KAREN O D D E N LaMARR O L N E Y R O N A L D PA R A D I N E B O N N I E PA R S H A L L D E A N N A PA R S H A L L J I M PEIFFER JON PENNINGTON R O N N I E PERRY 0 ._._ 2 H A R O L D RETCH R O N A L D PHILBRICK R O S E M A RY P O P E L I L L I A N R AT K O W S K I EARL RUSSELL ERICH S C H W E N G E L D AV I D SCHEIDLER K AY S E A M A N PENNY S H AW S A M U E L SILER C A R O L S I LV E R S SHARON SLACK D U A N E SPENCER JAMES SPENCER HALBERT S P E R B K K HELEN S TA N F I L L S H E R M A N S TA N L E Y LORETTA S W I H A R T E M I LY SHAFFER CHARLOTTE TAY L O R E V E LY N TAY L O R BOB TRASER R O L A N D TRAVELBEE D O N VA N D O S E N D AV I D V A N V O O R H I S MIKE VA U G H N SUE V I G N E A U L T K AT H Y W A R N E R CLYDE W A T S O N A L A N W E AV E R �SHIRLEY W I N G JIM W O O D JUDY W O R D E D RONNIE WORDEN FRED W O R T H I N G T O N �TA B L E O F CONTENTS T O A D V E R T I S I N G ALBRIGHT'S APPLIANCE ALLISON' ANDERSON DAIRY A P MARKET ARLINGTON HOTEL ARNOLD'S A U TO PARTS ASBURY'S GROCERY BALLARD GARAGE BEE HIVE SHOES BEST MARKET _ BRADLEY GROCERY BRANCH COUNTY SAVINGS BANK BRYAN PAINTS BUCKEYE INSULATION C O . BURTON CARL'S BARBER SHOP CHATTER B O X RESTAURANT CITY DAIRY _ _ _ CLEVELAND FLUX CO. COCA • COLA _ COLDWATER BRASS COMPANY COLDWATER BOWLING RECREATION COLDWATER CLEANERS COLDWATER C O O P COLDWATER CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE DALLY'S TIRE SHOP DANIEL'S DAVIS COAL DAVIS N E W S _ D. DILLON STUDIOS _ DENSEL ENDICOTT FARM EQUIPMENT ELLIOTT S MARKET ENGLISH PHILLIPS 6 6 FEDERAL.MOGUL SERVICE FIRESTONE STORES, I N C . FOX FLORIST FREMONT STREET GROCERY GAMBLE HALL'S GROCERY HARRY'S VELVET ICE CREAM H& H HIMBAUGH BARBER SHOP HODGMAN INSURANCE AGENCY HOMER FOUNDRY HOUSER'S GULF IDEAL PAINT JOHNSON'S CLOTHING JUHL'S DRUG STORE KERR HARDWARE KIESS JEWELRY 110 11 12 12 11 11 11 12 112 12 12 3 12 12 11 _12 _ 38 and I I I _4 12 _110 12 12 11 5. 11 11 12 11 12 12 8 5 12 12 4 11 4 113 3 12 12 119 119 5 11 12 11 11 3 119 4 KIMBER C O A L 11 "K" STUDIO 11 L. A . DARLING LEGG LUMBER COMPANY LITTLE K I N G MOTEL LUEDDER'S SHOE STORE LYON DRUG STORE MAC'S 3 3 11 11 5 11 MAC'S PHARMACY MARION BROS. PURE OIL STATION MAROTHY RADIO SHOP MARSHALL STREET MARKET MARSH • BAYSINGER MARTIN'S BOOK STORE MARTIN'S GROCERY MASHON - DORSET MEM. MAX LARSEN'S FORD M & B RESTAURANT MIX INSURANCE MODEL FINANCE McCANN FARM EQUIPMENT McCOMB'S SHOE STORE _ McCONKEY-PUTNAM FUNERAL HOME McLAUGHL IN PASTRIES MUSIC M A R T NORTH CLAY ST. GROCERY OLD'S OLMSTEAD DAIRY OSBORN'S STUDIO OTTO'S SPORTING GOODS 0. W . DAVIS PATTERSON CO., Printers PENNEY, J. C. PERRY'S MEN'S WEAR PETTY FARMS 4 3 PICARD • BUICK PRATT MOTOR SALES QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS RALPH TOUPALIK ROBY'S DRUG STORE SEAMAN OFFICE SUPPLY SEYBERT'S OLIVER SALES SHATTUCK•LIVERMORE FUNERAL H O M E SHAW SHOE SHORT'S T. V. SNYDER'S BAKERY SOUTHERN MICHIGAN BANK SOUTHERN MICHIGAN GROCERY STOKE'S MOTOR SALES _ SWART'S ONE STOP MARKET SWEET'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE TEETER, H O WA R D TOM'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE S. W. TOMSON AGENCY TREAT AUTO PARTS TRIBOLET STORE TROUTMAN'S MARKET UP-TO-DATE COAL COMPANY VAN A KEN FLORISTS WALDRON'S F I X -IT WALKER'S LAUNDRY WATER'S SHOE STORE WAY - D e N 0 0 7 WESTERN A U TO WILBUR FURNITURE WOODWARD • POLLOCK WOODWARD IS SONS W T V B TOPES ZIRKLE'S GROCERY 12 11 11 11 11 12 11 11 11 12 12 11 11 11 8 11 8 I1 11 12 12 1 11 4 11 and 11 2 5 11 12 12 11 11 11 3 12 5 12 5 3 8 5 12 11 12 12 11 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 8 11 11 4 12 11 �"The man who doesn't advertise is like the man who winks in the dark. He knows what he is doing, but nobody else does." �You Will Always Remember YOUR EDUCATION Coldwater CONGRATULATIONS FROM M C O f i e - n M E M O R I A L S ALBRIGHT'S GENERAL E L E C T R I C For t h e f i n e s t • Modern Wiring • Electrical Supplies • B e t t e r Lighting Good Luck, Seniors Martin's Grocery 46 Park Avenue C o l d w a t e r �Good Luck, Seniors Kimber Coal Co. TH Arlington Hotel C O M P L I M E N T S OF Coldwater's DINING ROOM City Dairy ALLISON'S East Chicago Road "For The Ve r y Best i n Clothing" Good Luck A Fine Future to The Class of '55 Quality Footwear Since 1877 Luedders N O RT H C L AY STREET GROCERY �BEST OF LUCK Pratt Motor FRO DESOTO - PLYMOUTH PETTY FARMS 11 S o u t h H u d s o n Coldwater, M i c h . Te l e p h o n e 3 8 BeeHive MAX A. OLDS ,- Good Luck t o The S e n i o r s FINEST EVER T O THE CLASS OF 1 9 5 5 Compliments o f McCOMB'S o BEST WISHES Daily's Tire Shop "Finest I n S h o e s " SINCERE WISHES ASBURY BROTHERS THE FINEST FRO g e h o * Everything i n g o o d f o o d s Everything i n D r u g s �Come t o u s for t h e best in COAL needs Good Luck, Seniors FREMONT Up-To-Date GROC Coldwater CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF " 5 5 " MODEL F I N A N C E 8. 5 . MONROE STREET T E L E P H O N E 1228 GOOD LUCK FROM COMPLIMENTS IDEAL from TreatAuto WALLPAPER A N D PAINT STOR BEST WISHES, SENIORS Coldwater C O - O P We h a v e t h e best i n FEED, COAL YOUR BEST BUYS �TROUTMAN' Best W i s h e s SUPER ArnoldAuto Fine Foods a n d Meats * East Chicago Street 106 W. Chicago • • HOMERFOUNDRY • • • JOHNSON'S Quality Clothiers "MAY SUCCESS BE YOURS . . . SENIORS" Tribolet' 5c to $1 • Best of Luck, Seniors Always Welcome A "N" PHONE 213 Jules A . Kusel �Compliments o f J. C. BURTON Mc Cann NASH FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Good Luck, Seniors The J O H N DEERE STORE BEST OF LUCK The Best in Marshall Marke • Seaman Office Supply "Marshall Street's Little Super" CONGRATULATION McLAUGHLIN'S PASTRIES Phone 847 * * * THE GOODIE The Equitable BEST OF Life Assurance Society 0 HOWARD D AV I S COALAND Pape 1 1 3 �Marion Bros. Pure O i l S t a t i o n BE S U R E W I T H P U R E Corner P e a r l a n d Division - P h o n e 9 1 8 4 Congratulations Seyber MARSH& SALES — Oliver Sales A n d 419 E. C h i c a g o Service ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM SUPPLIES Phone 2 4 7 C o l d w a t e r COMPLIMENTS O F P e r r q MAROTHY RADIO SHOP MEN'S W E A R KELVINATOR APPLIANCES • Service Since 1 9 2 9 Clothing for Men and 123 E. Park Ave. — * S TA N D A R D 0 . * W . * * D a v i s * E. C h i c a g o a t H u d s o n PHONE 631 SERVICE �Complimentsand §ood to the CLASS O F " 5 5 " Mac's Furniture Best of Luck to the Little K i n g CLASS O F 1 9 5 5 Motel FIRESTONE Coldwater's Finest Finest tires mode • Located on U . S. 11 2 Zirkle's Just East • • Phone 327W 487 W . Chicago St. BEST W I S H E S Culligan Soft P h o n e 773 -J �WOODWARD- LA1111111111E IRCo. / 1 T i t t e k o 4 q , 12% Lumber - Building Materials Coal - Transit-Mix Concrete GOOD LUCK AND SUCCESS I N THE FUTURE TO ALL 1955 Lu-Re-Co Homes 4-Square Lumber Get all your materials at I WOOD Thmonsami r i t p k t i r t 1 2 % �H& H MAX Deluxe SANITONE Cleaning Yo u r F r i e n d l y "Note t h e Difference" Ford Dealer * Phone 2 2 East C h i c a g o R o a d KERR'S For the BEST in Sporting Goods * * * WE WILL FILL YOUR NEEDS FOR ANTHING [1aiding/3 and Wit/3m YOU C A N FIND I T A T Kerr's Himebaugh A FINE TO THE CLASS OF '55 BARBER SHOP * 20 S. Hanchett St. WOOD and �Best o f Luck From Yo u r School Store Chatter Hall's R E S TA U R A N T * * THANKS, "For T h e Finest I n B a k e d G o o d s " SNYDER'S B A K E RY Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Phone 1 6 0 WAY- D E N O O Y E R , I N C . CHEVROLET OKayed "Your Friendly Car Dealer" 57-65 S. Monroe Street BEST OF LUCK T O YOU, SENIORS M& B Just A Little Jaunt From P h o n e Compliments of OSBORN'S STUDIO 27 �Coldwater Recreati Bradley's - * EAST WASHINGTON GOOD LUCK, SUCCESS T O A FINE CLASS FROM Elliott's Market BUCKEYE Compliments • • B l o w n Insulation • Siding — Roofing A tic P Super Market • Storm Windows VA N AKEN - Florists We Specialize In Flowers For Order Yo u r Corsages From Us 1`.• P e 1 2 1 �Walker's YOUR FRIENDLY DANIEL'S YOUR HOME T O W N LAUNDRY Since 1888 • 41 W . Chicago Telephone 77 S o . Monroe St. Phone — 1010-J "I k n o w n o s a f e depository o f t h e ultimate p o w e r s o f society b u t t h e people t h e m . selves; and i f we think them not enlightened enough to exorcise their control w i t h a whole• some discretion, t h e remedy i s n o t t o t a k e i t f r o m them, b u t t o i n f o r m t h e i r d i by education." — Thomas Jefferson. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF "55" QualitySpring COIL S P R I N G S FOR I N D U S T R I A L A N D A G R I C U LT U R A L P U R P O S E S Congratulations, Seniors • For Footwear Smartly Styled COMPLIMENTS O F SEE I T AT DOROTHY DILLON STUDIO WAT E R S 39 W . C h i c a g o . Peg. C o l d w a t e r �BEST O F LUCK Martin's B o o k Store (W. Couillard) Office Supplies • G i f t s • Books and Hallmark Cards Best W i s h e s Compliments o f Seniors English Servic 0 YOPE'S CORNER O F CHICAGO A N D JEFFERSON GOOD LUCK FROM BEST'S MARKET GROCERIES — M E AT S Shop T h e BEST W a y OLMSTEAD D A I R Y -.' Sealtest Dairy Ioa• 2 3 �LOOK FORWARD, SENIORS Anderson D a i r y DRINK MILK EVERY D AY Thanks for Your Patronage, Senior Best Wishes Class o f 1955 Western A u t o Home of Wizard Appliances DICK ALISON, Owner GOOD L U C K FLAT TOPS FROM Carl's B a r b e r Shop F R O M DAVISNEWSSTANDand Greyhound Lines, Inc. — Short Wa y Lines, Inc. D AV I S N E W S A G E N C Y Bryan P a i n t and Wa l l p a p e r 101 W . C h i c a g o S t . GOOD LUCK FROM Yo u r P A C K A R D D e a l e r Ballard Garage Everything i n ARTIST'S SUPPLIES Body Bumping a n d Painting �CLUBS SENIOR CLASS H I -V JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS STUDENT COMMISSION B A N D GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION L I N C O L N STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE FARMERS O F AMERICA �COMPLIMENTS O F HARRY'S VELVET ICE CREAM YOUR FAVORITE Everyone is Welcome a t Harry's CONGRATULATIONS MAC'S PHARMACY Remember: y o u r pharmacist is the o n l y m a n i n munity q u a l i f i e d t o dispense products t h a t health and well-being. SWEETS ELECTRICAL SERVICE P h o n e 1256 Coldwater, Mich. REPAIRS • P 6 6 6 126 F I X T U R E Compliments of ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 31 Pelton Ave. • S TOM HO GULF ��C O L D WAT E R L. E. Bricker and I. B. Bricker CLEANERS MIX INSURANCE * * YOUR CLEANER IS YOUR CLOTHES 66 E. CHICAGO FRIEN P H O N E 1204 BEST WISHES TO CLASS O F " 5 5 " RALPH TO U PA L I K , I N C . Yo u r L i n c o l n - M e r c u r y D e a l e r 335 E. CHICAGO i 17 A t ‘ 441SIII P H O N E S 101, 44 SE W. Tomson Agency General Insurance 197 WEST CHICAGO FIRE * A U T O Congratulations f r om * L I A B I L I T Y -70ofI WA L D R O N ' S ELECTRICAL SERVICE Fix-It Shop 110 We s t Chicago Street © SOUTH CLAY 0 Telephone 8 6 9 M ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbook, 1955 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Coldwater (Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Coldwater High School (Coldwater, Mich.) Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource text Description An account of the resource 1955 yearbook of Coldwater High School in Coldwater, Michigan. Alternate title: The Cardinal. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/966d99a2a61876006beb0bc1850db0e5.pdf f7688b54c357b7351ba569a77a3371de PDF Text Text ����Our Iii, ha, der. 19 A f t CARDI PUBLISHED B Y THE STUDENTS C O L D WAT E R H I G H SCHOOL C O L D WAT E R , M I C H I G A N O F �a reflection o t Table Conte Dedication p a g e 4 Facultyp a g e 6 Seniorsp a g e 14 Organizationsp a g e 32 Eventsp a g e 48 Musicp a g e 56 Athletics p a g e 62 Underclassmenp a g e 84 Advertisementsp a g e 106 �_Ad thetruth he,dehineltheir wailLthe rav �714emoriei o f the P r i n c i p a l who p o i 3 e M e d the qualitie3 required 7, Page 4 o / a t a l l e r �KERMIT Principa * Page 5 �7I'lemorie3 o f our adminidration a n d /acuity, ��BOARD OF EDUCATION Stanley Borden, President; Mrs. Margaret Olmsted, Secretory; Willis Hodgman, Treasurer; Albin Obed, Trustee; Dr. H. R. Weidner, Trustee; Charles Woodward, Trustee; James Snyder, Trustee; E . Byron Thomas, Superintendent. tr Page a �the laa„, ADMINISTRATION E. BYRON THOMAS Superintenden ABNER OLSON Junior High Principal Page 9 �. / the p r i n c i p l e s o b i -tali, MRS. DOROTHY AITCHISON Dancing Class, Study Hall MISS LEMOINE ROGUE English, History MRS. JOSEPHINE BURANDT Horne Economics MISS PATRICIA CHURCH English, Speech, Dramatics, Debate VAL CONNOLLY Scienc FLOYD EBY Physical Education. Athletic Director, Heoltn Education, Coach Page ID MRS. CORLEONE COCHRANE Englis MISS PHYLLIS Social Studies, English ROBERT GOTTA B E History, H e a l t h Education Physical Education, Assistant Coach MRS. GLADYS DAVIS Mathematics R T R A N D GRIGG Shop, Assistant Coach �ol° h u m a n uncler31anclingy MISS JOAN GUILLAUME Mothemolic TED HAGADONE Coach, Driver Training ALFRED HAMLIN Social Studies, English G. WARREN HAWKINS Geometry, MRS. ETHEL HAWLEY Lorin, German MRS. A N N E HAYES English, Journolism Civics. Assistant Coach OWEN JOHNSON Aeronautics, Biology MISS MARTHA HOFFMAN English, Spanish, Physical Education 11 4 \ p . Et. 414 44' PAT LOWE Coach, Driver Training PAUL Social Studies, English LAURENCE OLSON Band Director Pope �of° J p o r t i m a n d z i p MISS ILDA PHILIPS Bookkeeping, Ty p i n g JOE RICE Commercial L a w, keeping, Stenography, Typing MRS. JOYCE STIRLING Cooking MISS JOAN VAXTER Art a n d t loyalty, LEE PROCTOR Social Studies, English, Mathematics MISS ARELENE Cardinal Choir, Chorus OSCAR RENSHAW History, Economics, Sociology — BERTRAND Chemistry, Physics MISS ROSE STEFFANIAK Social Studies, English MRS. A N N English, Mathematics JAMES VINCENT History, Government GERALD WEAVER Social Studies, English, Assistant Coach �and no, de leanly i n file. MRS. ALICE Librorion, Library Pracfice CLAYTON Agricultur WILLIAM ZABONICK Trigonometry, Geometry, Coach MRS. MURIEL WIGENT Secretory MRS. LOUISE WARNOCK Secretary t o M r. Dennis MRS. DOROTHY WILCOX Secretar MISS DIANE DICK Secretor ROBERT Chief Custodian CLARE ROWE Costodian PAUL DODGE Custodian CHARLES COLLINS Custodian MRS. MARGIE BONFIGLIO Secretar Poor IT �-Ad wehaveeaaght App,L,L, „,) ACCEPTE RE;ENTS SCHOL ��CLASS President J o Vice President Secretary D h J o n i l Treasurer G e Advisers M i Milnes m o r r s s Peters e s r y Smith Griest I l d a Philips, Oscar Renshaw Smith M i l n e s , Peters, Griest SENIORCLASS Reminiscing, w e realize t h a t w e w i l l never f o r g e t t h o s e three w o n d e r f u l years i n Senior H i g h . . . We w e r e officially w e l c o m e d i n t o t h e h a l l s o f C.H.S. b y t h e Seniors, w h o sponsored more Reception i n o u r h o n o r. T h a t y e a r, t h e b e g i n n i n g o f o u r m o n e y -making c a r e e r, w e h e l d a spaghetti d i n n e r, a n d e n t e r t a i n e d t h e Seniors a t Christmas time w i t h the Winter Wonderland Dance. We descended t w o floors o u r Junior y e a r a n d w e r e i n a m a i n street o f heavy traffic. "The Great, Big Doorstep", a h a m dinner, a n d t h e Va l e n t i n e F o r m a l h e l p e d t o f i l l o u r money bogs. W e d o n a t e d $ 5 0 0 f o r a concession s t a n d , a v e r y profitable investment, a n d a l a r g e r treasury t h a n a n y previous class. W e s a i d " f a r e w e l l " t o t h e Seniors w i t h t h e J r. quet a n d Prom. Now holding t h e scepter o f p o w e r, w e rolled o u t t h e r e d c a r p e t t o t h e Sophomores. rical cream o f the class then to o k the stage t o present t h e Senior P l a y, " O u r To w n . " A s u s u a l , t h e class w a s successful. A t t h e termination o f a most e v e n t f u l b a s k e t b a l l season, t w o bers o f o u r class t o o k t h e t o p scoring h o n o r s i n t h e Tw i n Va l l e y League. T h i s year w e w e r e o n the receiving e n d o f t h e f a r e w e l l s a s t h e Juniors entertained u s a t t h e B a n q u e t a n d Prom. T h e Senior Trip climaxed o u r years a t C.H.S. 1 1 0 1 1 0 r Valedictorian TED P66e 1 6 Co-Salutatorians STEWART GORDON PHIL RICE �and recognition, and each „ , s o n g A l for TOP TEN Ted Rennell Diane Fraser Joyce H a m l i n Jean Wo o l r i d g e Wayne Morrison Phillip Rice Stewart G o r d o n Marilyn G r a y Dolores Smith Sybil Schlubatis Ideal Girl Ideal Boy D. A. R. Girl MARGE AITCHISON JOHN MILNES MARILYN G R AY Pope 1 7 �h„. MARJORIE M A Y AITCHISON - A r o , Sr. E d . C a r d i n a l 4 News E d . Mirror 4 Mirror 1 , 3 , 4 Gfilen. Ss„..Play 4 4 Z c L c 11 : 1 2 1 , 3 / , 3 , 4 Bowling 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 4 Dancing A w a r d 4 J r. • S r P r o m C o m m . 3 Shuttorbugs 3 , F. T . A . 3 , 4 0,111 4 S c r o l l st Band I , 2 gond F o l l i e s I , 2 M t r , Contest 2 1,, 5 , . B a n g C O M M . 3 BARBARA J O A N N A V E R T "Boblai, Band 1 , 2 , 3 basketball, S a n d 2 Band F o l l i e s 2 , 3 TO , a C , 3 h b i l 4 Mirror I , 2 Shulterbugs 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b A 1 • Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Office G i r l Librarian 1 , 3 Usher 1 , 2 , 3 , t l Sr. P l o y C O T T . 4 Jr, P l a y C o m m . 3 Sooh. R e c a p . C o m m . 3 Gloo C l u b 3 Vo l . F o r m . C o n l i n . 3 . 4 HARRY J O H N B E N N E T T D AW N E D I A N E BARNES "Sarni." Band I Chorus 2 , 3 , 4 Cord. C h a i r 3 , 4 Hi•C 3 Dancing C l u b 4 G. A . A . 2 , 3 , 4 Glee C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 4.H Club 1 Office Sr. P l a y C o m m a 4 Football F . V . Bask•tball F . V . Tennis 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Golf 3 . 4 Intrarnucals 2 , 3 , 4 Hi- Y 2 , 3 , 4 Bowling 4 Sr. P l a y 4 Jr, P l a y C o m m . 3 Vo l . F o r m . C o r n m . 3 , 4 Chorus 1 M'rros 3 Basketball M g r . ' DONALD M A C A W Football R . 3 Football F . V . I , 2 Track 2 , 3 , Intramutals 2 , 3 , 4 C•Club 2 , 3 . A Hi•Y 2 F. F . A . 1 C.Club S e c . t l DORIS E L A I N E BLANCHARD Chorus 4 Card. C h o i . , Mirror 3 , A 1'4mm. 2 . 3 , I 1.Tegns F l o a t C o m m . 3, 4 Ushor 4 Soph. R e p . C o m m 4 RONALD B E R C AW Football R . 3 r.*C‘lkislaV.3,3,4 4 Hi•Y 2 , a . 4 LAURA L U B R A D L E Y Tu m b l i n g 1 Chorus 2 , 3 , • Card. C h o i r 2 M i r r o r st T.Telsns 2 . 3 Office Librarian I . 2 Jr. P l o y C o m m . 3 1, . 5 , . S a n g . C o m m . 4 Sarah. R e c e o . C o m m . 4 Ch•isttnas P a r t y Conon. 2 KATHLEEN K A Y "RONSON " K , . " V T. . . . 2, 3, 4 4 H Club 1 , 1 , 3, 4 Sr. P l a y A RICHARD J O H N B R I G H A M Social D a n c i n g 4 Football F . V . I Bosoboll F. V . 1 Librarian 4 Page I I l'- o rhr!7 I. 2 , 3 , 4 "awl C h o i r 2, 3, 4 Cardinal 3 , 4 Mirror 3 , 4 rwri r h a t t e r 1 Citilenship C o m m 2 Not. Editor Mirror 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 0 S r . Ban_ C o m m 3 �a n d wiodom, ALICE M A R I E C A M P B E L L C O R A A N N C A R V E R "Short" " C o r k y " Card. Chatter 4 M i r r o r 3 Va l . F o r m a l 3 C o r d . Chatter 3 , 4 Bowling A H i -C 3 , 4 ' , Te e n s 2 Usher 4 A . Legion A w a r d 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Y - Te e n s 2 Jr. P l o y C o m m 3 D e n . Contest 2 , 1 Sams Party Comm. 2 U . N . Club 4 ItClIFtt1:1 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. S r. Prom. C o . , , , , . 3 Forensics 4 Citizen. C o m m . 1 SHIRLEY J A N E C O D Band 1 , 2 C h a r, 1,2 3 . 4 Cord. C h o i r 3 Sr. D i n n e r C o m m . 2 , 3 F.F.A. D i n n e r C o m m . 3 Y.Teetts 3 4.11 C l u b 1 , 2 Soph. Recap. C o m m . JEAN C O O L I D G E CARL L E W I S C H AT F I E L D F, t b a l l R. 3 Football F. V . 2 Basketball F. V . 2 DONALD RALPH CLARK JR. " C l a r k i e " Football V. 4 F o o Football R. 3 F o o Football F. V. 1 B a s Chorus I . 2 , 3 , 4 T r Coed. C h o i r 3 , 4 I n t C a r d . S e r v. C l u b [ 1,2. 3 , 4 4 4 F. F. A . 1 , 2 J r Bowling 4 V. Pres. S e m . C l u b 4 .I.H C l u b 1 , 2 Sr P I , A 1r P l c , C o m m 3 J A Y t t J . CLEVELAND b a l l R. 2 , 3 b a l l F. V . 1 b a l l F. V . I c k V. 3 m u r a l , 2, 3 l u b 3, 4 1 Club 1 . Play Comm. 3 e a r a C V E R N O N LEE CORLESS C L A I R E M E R R I A N COUILLARD Football V . 2 , 3 , 4 " C l a i r e " Football R . 1 D a n c i n g Club 4 Basketball F. V . 2 Y . T e e n s 3 , 4 Baseball R . 2 L i b r a r i a n 4 Track V . 3 S r . P l a y C o m m . .1 Introrn.,ols 4 J r . Ploy Comm. 3 C-Clula 2 . 3 , 4 J r . Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Hi- Y 2 , 3 , 4 S o p h . Recent. C o m m . 4 Life S a y i n g A w a r d 3 T r e a s . L i b r o r y 4 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . AL 1 , Dinner 3 Christmas P a r t y A r t Club 4 Comm. 2 M A RY L O U C O O Card. C h a i r 2 , 3 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 4-H C l u b I U.S., 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr. Sr. B a n , e t C o m m . 3 Seal, Recap, C o m m . 4 Page 1 9 �IeatIe NELLIE M A E D E V L I N D O N N A D I C K M E R L E CLIFTON R A Y M O N D E . D O W N E R G E N E P A U L E A S T E R D AY Tu m b l i n g I D O N B R O C K " P o n c h o " R. C h e e r l e a d e r 2 M i r r o r 2.4 F o o t b a l l V. 4 F o o t b a l l R. 3 M u s i c Contests 3 . 4 Chorus 1 , 2 , el C a r d . Caine, 3 F o o t b a l l R. 2, 3 F o o t b a l l F. V . I , 2 C o e d . C h o i r 2 , 3, 4 Card. C h o i r I , 2 , 4 F . T. A . 4 F o o t b a l l F. V . I B a s e b a l l F. V . 2 Dancing C l u b 3 . 4 B a s k e t b a l l F . V. I . 2 G o l f 3 4 . H C l u b I , 2, 3. 4 5-2eeos 2 , 3 , 1 T r a c k 2,3 l a n d I , 2 , 3 F o r e n s i c s el Y. Te e n s 2 4 H C l u b I , 2, 3, 4 C o m m i s s i o n 2 B a s k e t . B o n d I , 2, 3 S r . Play 4 librarian 2 C i t i z e n . Comm. 3 , 4 B o n d Follies I , 2, 3 F . F. A . To p Ten 2 , 3 , 4 Jr. P l o y C o m m 3 J r . Ploy C o m m . 3 e l . H C l u b 1 , 2 , 3, 4 H i . Y 2.3 T r a c k 4 J r. - S r B a n c , C o m m . 3 S r . Play C o m m . 4 C i t i z e n . A w a r d 1 S r . Play 4 P a r l . Proc. Te a m 3 , 4 Jr. Sr. P r o m Conon. 3 S o p h . R o m p . 4 S r . Play Comm. 4 J r . P l a y Conon. 3 F . F. A . S t a t e D e k a . 3 G. A . A . F l o a t C o m m . 2 C h r i a n a s P a r t y J r . Ploy Corm,. 3 F . F. A . N a t . D e l e g . 4 Conon. 2 N . I . F . F. A . C o n y. 4 4 . 1 4 Chicago A w a r d 4 S a t e F. F. A . C o n v . 3 F . F. A . S e c ' y 4 Pres. F. F. A . 4 / 4 1 leader 3, 4 F. F . A . C e n t e n n i a l 3 F . F. A . B o r , . P a r k Proc. Te a m I . 2 , 3 , 4 C o m m . 3, 4 JERRY A L Y N E L O G E T "De W o e " Sr. P l o y C o m m . 4 Christmas P a r t y Comm 2 Civil A i r P a t r o l 2 , 3 , 4 RAo:Ary4Sports C l u b 2 . 3 A t , Mechanics C l u b 4 Page 2 0 RUTH M A R I E F E N N E R "Ruthie" G. A . A . 2 . 3 1-1eens 2 , 3 Se. P l o y C a r a , 4 Jr. P l a y C o m a 3 Jr. S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y Comm 2 Va l . F o r m o l C o m m . 3 ' , Te e n s V- P r e s . 3 Count G r o u p D u e s 3 , 4 J O A N N MARIE FERGUSON J A N I C E LEE FICKLE "Janie" Cheorteader R . 3 C h o r u s 2 Cardinal 4 C a r d i n a l 4 Card. C h a n . , 4 Y-Terens 2 , 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 1 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 . 1 Jr..Sr. B a n g , J r Comm. 3 S r Jr. Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 , 4 Saph. R e a p . C o m m 4 Vo l . F o r m a i C o m m 3 Cheerleader C o p t . r . 3 1 e - 1 . . J r C h r C o V o JESSICA F I L A R S K I "[hooch" Calf 3. 4 Chorus 1 Cardinal 4 Mirror 4 F. T. A . Treas. 4 Y - Te e n s 3 . 3 e n s 2, 3 4 . H Club I , 2 1 Club 1. 2 S r . Play Comm. 4 Ploy 3 J r . Ploy Canal. 3 Play Comm. 4 J r . - S r. B o r a . C o m m . 3 . Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 J r . . S r . P r o m , C o n o n , 3 i s t m a s Party S o p h . Recap. Conon. 4 m m . 2 C h r i s t m o s Party l . Formal Comm. 3 C o m m . 2 Va l . F o r m . C o m m . 3 Soph. D i n n e r 2 Jr. D i n n e r 3 �a n d r e i p o n 3 i a i l y, D O N N A L E E FORESTER "Shirley" Cheerleader 2 , 3 Band 1 , 2 Band F o I l i . 1 , 2 Music C o n M s t s 2 Cnrdinal Mirror 1 , 2 . 4 Cord. C h a t t e r 3 Shutter B u r n 2 Dancing C l u b 2 F. T. A . 3 ROBERT W A L L A C E FOSTER Social D a n c i n g 4-14 C l u b 1 , 2 Boy Scouts 1 , 2 Y. Te e n s 2 . 3 , 4 U. N . C l u b 4 Sy P l a y C o m m . 4 h. Play Comm. 3 Jr. S r . P r o m C o m m . 3 D I A N E S U E FRASER Band 1 . 2 . 3 Bond F o l l i e s I , 2 , 3 Crirdinal 3 , 4 Mirror 1 . 4 Cord. C h a t t e r 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 BETTY L O U EREEBLI104 Office ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 U. N . C l u b 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Bono. C o m m . Jr. Sr. P r o m . C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Class O f f i c e r To p Te n A ARLENE B E R N I C E G E N T R Y Mirror 3 Card. C h a t t e r 2 G. A . A . 1 , 2 , 3 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Cilisen. C o m m . 2 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 J r. - S r P r o m , C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Jr. D i n n e r 3 Vo l . F o r m a l 3 ROBERT L E R O Y G O O D W I N Football V . 4 Football R . 3 Football F. V. 1 , 2 Basketball V . 4 Basketball R . 3 Basketball F . V. 1 , 2 Baseball V . 3 , 4 Baseball R . 2 Baseball F . V. 1 Bond I , 2 , 3 , 4 Band F o l l i e s I , 2 , 3 , 4 C•Club 3 , 4 PETER O L I V E R G O S H I A Cardinal 4 Mirror 2 Hi- Y 2 Jr. Sr. P r o m C o m m 3 Christmas P a r t y Comm. 2 Class O f f i c e r ROwiing 4 J. C . G o l f TOVIII. 3 G O R D O N CLARKE G E N T RY Cardinal 4 Citizen C o m m . 1 Sr. P l o y C o m m . h. Ploy Comm. 3 3,. ' 5 , . B o n g . C o r m s , 3 Class O f f i c e r - STEWART G E O R G E GORDON Basketball F. V. 2 Baseball F . V. I Tennis 2 , 3 , 4 Golf 3 , 4 Intrainurals 4 Chorus ( a c c o m p a n i s t ) I, 2, 3, 4 Cardinal 3 , D e b a t e 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Foransics 2 , 3 , 4 Dem. Contest 2 , 3 , 4 Sr. P l o y 4 Bay's S t a t e 3 Latin A w a r d 2 Quill a n d Scroll 4 DAR H i s t o r y A w a r d 3 To p Te n 4 M A R I LY N Y V O N N E GOTTSCHALK "Stretch" Chorus 1 , 2, 3 , Card. C h o i r 3 , 4 Librarian 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l o y C o . . . . 3 Soph. R e c a p . C e r a m 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Page 2 1 �tolerance DOUGLAS GRANGER M A R I L Y N F o o t b a l l F. V . 1 , 2 C h Baseball D V . I C o r Intrarnurals 1 , 2, 3, 4 C o m To m b l i n ° 1 C a r d i Band I , 2 , 3 M i r r Basket. I L a n d 1 , 2 C o r Band F o l l i e s 1 , 2 Y - T c N.Y 2,3 D e b a Fresh. B a s k e t b a l l I F o r e ALICE M A R I E H A R R I S G R AY b t 1 ; 2 , 3, 4 d . Choir 2 , 3, 4 m i s s i o n 3 n a l 3,4 o r 1 , 2, 3 d . Cholla, 2 , 4 r n s 2 , 3, 4 t e 4 n s i c s 3,4 Dens. C o n t a a t 3 Jr. P l a y 3 Sr. P l a y S t u d , D i r . 4 Quill & Scroll 4 DAR G i r l 4 Jr.- S r. B a n g . C o m m 3 Christmas C o m m . 2 Class O f f i c e r To p To n a N A N C Y E L A I N E H AY E S Chorus 2 , 3 Cord. C h o i r 2 , 3 Cardinal 4 Cord. C h a t t a r 3 Y. Te o n s 2 U.S., 4 Jr.- S r. B a n g . C o m m 3 Sarah. R e c a p . C o m m . 4 Horn D i n n e r 2 Va l . F o r m a l C o m m . 3 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 Citizen C o n o n . 2 SE P l a y C O M M . 4 1, Play Comm. 3 3, . 5 ' . e a , . C o m m . 3 Christmas C o . , , , 2 Class O f f i c e r Soph Dinner 2 Pap. 22 GERALD TYLE ORIENT Stu Council Pros. 1 Citizen. C o m m . 1 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr. S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph. R e t e p . C o m m . 4 Class O f f i c e r - DONNA M AY HINSON "Hinny-, Tu m b l i n g 1 V. C h e e r l e a d e r 3 , 4 Cardinal 4 M i r r o r 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Card. C h a t , . , , 3 , 4 Y•Teans 2 , 3 4-H C l u b 3 Sr. P l o y 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 J r. - S c P r o m C o m m . 3 1 , - 5 r. B a n g . C o m m 3 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . 4 Christmas C o m m 2 Social D a n c i n g Capt. C h e e r l e a d e r 4 JOE G R I G G J O Y C E MARIE HAMLIN Football V . 3 , 4 l a n d 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Football R . 2 B a s k e t . Band 1 , 2 , 4 F o o t b a l l F. V. 1 B a n d E A U . , 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Basketball V . 3 , 4 M u s i c Contests 1 , 2 Basketball 0 . 2 C a r d . Choir 3 , 4 Basaball V . 2 , 3, A F o r e n s i c s 3 , 4 C- C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 D e r n . Contast 3 Hi•Y 1 , 2 S r . Play 4 Swimming A w a r d 3 J r . Play 3 Latin A w a r d 1 , 2 Glee C l u b 3 , 1 Mirror I Card. C h a t s * , 3 Hi- C 3 , 4 FREDERICK H O B A R T Football V . 3 , 4 Football R. 2 Football F. V . 1 Basketball V . 3 , 4 Baskatball R. 2 Baseball V . 2 , 3, 4 Band 1 , 2 C- C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 Hi.Y 2 , 3 Swimming A w a r d 3 D AV I D H O D G M A N " C r = legs H i r s h " Footba F o o t b o l R. 2 , 3 F o o t b a l F. V . I 8 , , . , b , , I V. 3 . 4 Baseba B o , . b o l F. V . 1 I ols 1 , 3, 4 Band I , 2, 3 Basket. 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P l a y Carom. 4 C h o r u s 3,4 4-H C l u b 1 , 2 C a r d . Choir 4 C h o r u s I C a r d . Choir 3 , 4 Del. t o N a t . FEA C o n v. 4 C a r d i n a l 4 J r . Ploy 3 Tr e a , o f F FA H i -Y 4 S c h o o l Paper 3 D e b a t e AI Social D a n c i n g 4 Q u e e n Court I S r . Play 4 Forensics 4 U. N . C l u b 4 Sr. P l a y Control. A Soph. R w e p . C O T T 4 Austrian E x c h a n g e Student Sport A w a r d 3 School P a p e r 3 Jr. P l a y 3 Class R e p . 2 , 3 Track 1 Swimming 2 Red C r o w A w a r d 3 GERALD D E A N M c O I N E S S P A T R I C I A A N N M c K E I T H Basketball 2 Interniurals 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Band 1 , 2 Band F o l l i e s 1 , 2 Hi- Y 2 , 3 , 4 Swimming A w a r d 3 Ciltren C o m m . 1 Tu m b l i n g 1 Band 1 , 2 , 3, Basket, B o n d I , 2 , 3 , 4 Band F o l l i e s 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Music C o n t e s t s 7 , 2 Cardinal 4 Shutter B u g s 2 , 3 , A F. T. A . 3 , 4 G. A . A . I Y- Te e n s 1 . 3 , 4 441 C l u b 1 , 2 Sr. P l a y 4 Jr. P l a y Careen, 3 D W AY N E H A R O L D M c N A L L K A T H R Y N A N N S O N Y A JEAN MAURER " Tw a d d y " M A R C H A N T M i r r o r I , 2, 3 Baseball 1 " K a t h y " C o r d . Chatter 4 Track 3 B a n d 1,2 D a n c i n g Club 2 Intromurals 3 , 4 B a s k e t . Band 1 , 2 Social D a n c i n g 4 B a n d Follies 1 , 2 Y - T e w s 2,3,4 Librarian 4 ' , T e e n s 2,3 O f f i c i r Sr. P l a y C o r e r n , 4 L i b r a r i a n 7 , 4 Jr.-Sr. B a l a , C o m m . 4 U s h e r I Soph, R e c e p , C o m m . 4 S r . Play Comm. 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. B a n c , C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . 4 Christmas C o m m . 2 Hell M o n i t o r I Social D a n c i n g 4 Vo l . F o r m a l Cen1111. 4 �and H O WA R D D O N N I E M A Y Football V . 3 , 4 Foolball R . 2 Basketball V . 3 . 4 Baseball V . 2 , 3 , 4 C.Club 3 , 4 Hi-11 1 KENNETH W A Y N E MORRISON Intramurals Shutter B u g s 3 . 4 Sr. P l a y 4 librarian 3 J O H N MILNES Football V . 3 , 4 Football R . 1 , 2 Baseball N . I Track R . 2 , 3 Golf 3 . 4 Band I , 2 , 3 , 4 Basket, B a n d I , 2 , 3 , 4 Band F o l l i e s I . 2 , 3, 4 Chorus 1 , 2 Cardinal 3 , 4 Mirror 2 , 3 C-Clab 3 . 4 I r, P l a y 3 Citizen C o m m . 1 . 2 Quill & Scroll 4 Pres. 5 , 4 R O L E N E LOIS E. M I T C H E L L Chorus 3 , 4 Card. C h o i r 3 4 Dancing C l u b 3 Bowling 4 Y-Tmets 3 , 4 Usher 3 ARLIS N E W M A N F R E D R I C K NICHOLS Band I , 2 , 3 Basket. B a n d 1 , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i m 1 . 2 . 3 Mirror 1 Dancing C l u b 3 , 4 Dancing A w a r d 4 G. A . A . 1 ' , T e m . 2 , 3, 4 4-H C l u b 1 , 2 . 3 Office Usher 2 Sr. P l o y C o m m 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Saph. R e c e o C o m m . 4 Christmas C o n a n 2 Football V . 4 Football R . 2 , 3 Football F. V . 1 Basketball F . V . 1 Baseball F . V . 1 Track F . V . 2 Hi- Y 2 , 3 , 4 Swimming A w a r d s 3 Sr. P l a y 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r B a n e s C o n a n . 3 SHARRON J O A N M O R E Sherry.' Charm 3 . 4 Cord, C h o i r 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr.- S r. B a m . C o m m 3 DICK O R A M O R R I S O N RUSSELL M E R V Y N NIVISON "Russ Football V . 3 . 4 Football R . 2 Football F . V . 1 Basketball F. V . 2 Baseball F . V . 2 Track V . 3 Track R . 2 Intramurals 3 . 4 C.Clob 2 , 3, 4 Bowling 4 DENNIS MICHAEL O'ROURKE Football V . 4 Football R . 2 , 3 Basketball F . V . 1 , 2 Tonnis 1 , 2 , 3 . 4 Intrarnurals Hi- Y 2 , 3 , 4 S w n g Award 3 Football V . Football R . Baseball R . Intramurals C•Club 2 . 3 2 3 3 2 . 3, 4 St. P l a y 4 Jr. P l a y 4 Bowling 4 Page 2 5 �iniegrif O RV I L L E M . O T I S Basketball F. V . I Coed. S e m . C l u b . I , 2. 3 , 4 Social D a n c i n g 4 Stage MOMIOrif 1 , 2, 3 A i r Scouts 3 . 4 NOW, M o v i e s I , 2 , 3 , 4 Parl. Proc. Te a m I , 2 , 3 , 4 4.H C l u b 1 . 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 WILLARD JAMES PARSHALL "Wild Bill" Football V . Football R . 3 Football F . V . 2 Basketball V . 4 Basketball R . 3 Basketball F. V . 2 Track V . 3 Track F . V . 2 C.Club 3 , 4 Hi- Y 3 LARRY W A Y N E R E A M E R Tennis I . Band I Chorus 4 Mirror 4 Card. S e m . C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 Sr. P l a y 4 PHILIP ALFRED R I C E Basketball F. V . 1 , 2 Baseball F. V . 1 Tr a c i F . V . 2 Band 1 . 2 , 3 Cardinal 3 , 4 Mirror 3 , 4 M e l - O . To n e s Debate 4 Forensics 2 , 4 Sr. P l a y 4 Exchange A s s e m b l y 2 Citizen C o . , , , . I , 2 , 4 Latin A w a r d 1 . 2 Quill S Scroll 4 Top T e n 4 Co- S a l u t a t o r i a n 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Christmas C o m m . 2 SARA A N N S A N F O R D "Saris" Bond 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Basket. B o n d 1 , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i e s 1 , 2 . 3 Cardinal 4 Mirror 4 Card. C h a t t e r 4 Dancing C l u b 2 G A . A 1 Y. Te e n s 2 , 3 , Harvest C o u r t • Y- Te e n s P r o g . C h . 4 Usher 1 51.. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . 2 Rural Y o u t h 3 . 4 Jr ..St B o n a . C o . , , . , . 3 T.' P a g e 2 0 CAROLE PA L M E R Chorus 1 Cardinal 3 , 4 Mirror 3 . A Card. C h a t t e r 2 , 3 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 G. A . A . 1 ' , Te e m 2 , 3, A Sr. P l a y 4 Librarian Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l o y C o m m . 3 1r..5r. B o n g . C o m m . 3 .1/.3.. Prom. C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . 4 Christmas C o m m . 2 Dancing A w a r d 4 LEONARD PITCHER Football V . Football R . Football F. Baseball F. Track F . V . C•Club 3 , 4 3 2 V. 1 V. 1 I E D W I N J A M E S RENNELL Basketball F . V . 1 , 2 Tennis 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Golf 3 . 4 Intrommals 4 Band 1 , 2, 3 Basket. B a n d 1 , 2, 3 Music C o n t e s t s 1 , 2 Forensics 2 Dern. C o f f f f f 4 Emh. A s s e m b l y 2 Boys' S t a t e 3 Citizen C o m m . 1 , 2, 3 Va l e d i c t o r i a n 4 M e 1 - 0 - To n e s 2 , 3 . 4 Card. E d . 4 Cord. A s s l E d . 3 Quill 6 Scroll 4 Vice-Pres. 3 J A N E T F. RUSSELL Band I , 2 , 3 Basket. B o n d 1 , 2 Band FOI I 1 , 2 , 3 C h a r m 1 , 3, / Cord. C h o i r 3 Shutter B u g s 2 , 3 Dancing C l u b 4 G. A . A . 1 , 2 1-1eens 2 , 3 , 4 4-11 C l u b I . 2. 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y 4 Librarian 4 Usher 1 , 2 , 3 Soph. R e c e p . C o m m . 4 JOHN ROBERT SC DI IDLER Tennis I , 2 , 3 , 4 Intramural, 2 . 3 Dancing C l u b . I Sr. P l a y 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 A i r Scouts 1 . 2 , 3 , 4 �a n d SYBIL S C H L U B AT I S "Shuck" CARL C A Y S E M M E L R O T H "Sammie" Cheerloader V . 4 Cheerleader R. 1 , 2 Band 1 , 2 Basket. B a n d 1 . 2 Commission 2 , 4 Cardinal 4 Mirror 3 D a n c i n g C l u b 1 , 2, 4 ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 . 4 I N C l u b I , 2, 3, 4 U. N . C l u b 4 Sr. P l a y 4 Jr. P l o y 3 Citizen A w a r d I Jr.- S r. P r a m C o m m . 3 BERNARD R . S M I T H "Smithy" Football R . 3 F o o t b a l l F. V . 2 Tr o d , R . 2 Hi, 2 Sr. P l a y 4 Jr.- S r. B a n g . C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . , Boys Cooking 3 , 4 Nalional Guards 3 , 4 y P a ristm h C G o l f Al Intronwrals 4 Bond I , 2, 3 Basket. B o n d 1 , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i e s I , 2, 3 Music C o n t e s t I , 2, 3 Chorus 1 . 2 Card. C h o i r 2 Cardinal 3 , 4 Mirror 2 , 3 Chess T e a m Debate 1 , 2, 4 Forensics 2 , 3 , 4 U. N . C l u b 4 Each. A s s e m b l y 1 . 2 Bays' S t a t e 3 Latin A w a r d 2 DOLORES L A V O N S M I T H "Smitty" Band 1 , 2 Basket. B a n d 1 Band F o l l i e s 1 . 2 Music C o n t e s t s 1 Student Council 1 Cardinal 3 Dancing C l u b 2 Y. Te e n s 2 . 3 , 4 U.„0,N,„„Clubn.4 H C o u r t Usher I Citizen C o m m . 4 Latin A w a r d 2 Sr. P l a y C o m m . A Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Vice.President 2 3elbhicipline, DUANE EARNEST SILER Football V . Football R. 2 , 3 IBZIebei 11 Track R . 3 Tr a c k F . V . 2 C.Club 4 GLENN D O N SMITH "Smitty" Football R. 3 F o o t b a l l F. V . 2 Tr a c k R . 2 Tr a c k F. V . 1 Intromurals 2 . 3 Tu m b l i n g 1 Chorus 1 , 2 Sooiol D a n c i n g 4 Naval Reserve 3 . 4 3, 4 BEVERLY A N N S I LV E R S Cardinal 4 M i r r o r 1 , 2. 3, 4 Cord. C h a t t e r 4 G A . A. I , 2, 3 Y. K e e n s 2 , 3 , 4 O ff i c e Librarian 3 Citizen C o m m . 1 , 2 Quill & Scroll 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Seph. R e c e p . C o m m . 4 Christmos Party Comm. 2 Vo l . F o r m a l C o m m . 3 liAL D A N E SMITH Mirror 4 C a r d . S e r y. C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Librarian 3 , 4 J r. P l a y C o m m . 3 PEGGY A N N S K A B O Bond I , 2, 3 Basket. B a n d 7 , 3 Band F o l l i e s 2 . 3 Cardinal 3 , 4 Mirror 3 , 4 FTncing C l u b 3 . A. 2 , 3, 4 Homecoming Q u e e n 4 Cord. C h a t t e r E d . 4 ' , Te e n s 2 , 3, A Forensics 4 U. N . C l u b 3 , 4 Sr. P l o y Jr. P l a y 3 Exch. A s s e m b l y 2 Homecoming C o u r t 3 Quill & Scroll 4 M A R Y M A R G A R E T SNYDER "Mickey" Chorus 4 . Card. C h o w 4 Mirror 3, 4 Cord. C h a t t e r 3, 4 Hi.0 3 Dancing C l u b 4 G. A . A . I , 2 , 3, 4 Office Librarian 1 , 4 Sr. P l a y 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 0 . . 5 r. B a n g . C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph. R w a p . C o m m . 4 175°,!°:14. paga 2 1 �appreciatio L O A N S SORTWELL E L E E S TA N L E Y W A L T E R W A Y N E H O W A R D WAY N E Football V . . 4 S T E P H E N S O N S T R E E T E R a l l R. 2 , 3 - S t e v e " Football F. V . I T r a c k R. 2 F o o t b a l l F. V . 3 a . C h a t t e r 4 B a s k e t b a l l F. V . 1 T r a c k F. V . 3 C h o r u s 1 , 1 , 3, A Dancing C l u b 4 B a s e b a l l V. 3 T e n n i s 1 C a r d . C h o i r 1 , 2, 3, 4 G. A . A . 1 , 2 B a s e b a l l R.2 C o r d . Sem. C l u b 1, 2, 3 , 4 C a r d i n a l 4 4-Tisons 2 , 4 B a s e b a l l F. V . I S w i m m i n g Award 1 M i r r o r 4 Sr. P l a y 4 I n t r o m u r a l s 2,3,4 S r . Play 4 H i -Y 4 Usher 3 H i , 2 , 3, 4 C h r i s t m a s Conon. 2 C o r d . S e r v. C l u b 2 Va l . F o r m a l C o m m . 4 C a r d . S o r e . C l u b 2 B a s k e t b a l l M g r . 2 , 3 S r . Ploy 4 Jr..S,. B a n n . C o m m . 3 , 4 S r . P l a y 4 F o o t b a l l M g r. 2 , 3 C h o r u s C o n c e r t I . 2, 3 , 1 Soph. R e c a p , C o m m , 4 J r . Ploy Comm. 3 A i r Scouts 1 , 2 S o p h . Recap. C O T T. 4 BK1keibPil M o n a g • P 2 , 3 C i v i l A i r P a t r o l 2 , 3 , 4 Social D a n c i n g 4 A i r National Guards 4 Bowling 4 B o y s . Cooking 4 Tb.1,i. ny I F D o JERRY A L L E N S W E E T Baseball F. V . 1 lar=clur,31s 2 , 3 , 4 Basket, S . , d I Band F o l l i e s 1 , 2 Hi- Y 2 , 3 Page 2 8 o U A t b N WILLIAM BENEDICT SWEET Football V 3 , 4 Football R . 2 Football F . V . 1 Basketball V . I Basketball R . 2 , 3 Track V . 4 Track R . 2 . 3 Band 1 , 2 Band F o l l i e s 1 , 2 Commission 4 Cardinal 3 , 4 Mirror 3 , 4 C- C l u b 3 . 4 Swimming A w a r d s 3 Sr. P l a y 4 Jr. P l o y 3 President 2 JOANN THOMPSON Band 1 , 2, 3 Basket. B o n d 2 Band F o l l i e s 1 . 3 Mirror 4 Cord. C h a t t e r 3 Dancing C l u b 2 , 4 G. A . A . 2 ' , Te e n s 2 . 3 , 4 Sc. P l o y C o m m . Al Jr. P l a y C o n o n . 3 .g..Sr. P r a m C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. B a n g . Carron. 3 Saph. R e c e p . C o m m . AI Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 CAROL G E O R G E N E TOMSON Band 1 Chorus 3 , 4 Card. C h o i r 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 3 G. A . A . 1 Y. T 2 , 3, 4 Usher A So. P l a y C o m m 4 1, ' S , . l a n c , C o m m . 3 . . . S r . Preen C o m m . 3 Soph. R N , . C o m m . 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 KENNETH D E A N S U N D AY Art 2 , 4 Art C l u b L AV E T TA J O A N N E WA L D R O N "Mausio" Band 1 Cardinal 4 Mirror 3 , 4 Denting C l u b 1 ' , Te e m s 2 , 3 , 4 Sr. P l o y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y C a n w n . 3 J r. - S r B a n g , Cermet. 3 Soph. R e c e p . C o m m . 4 J,..5,. P r o m Gomm. 3 Christmas C o m m 4 �a n d WA LT E R V . W E A V E R Basketball F. V . 1 Baseball F. V. 1 Commission .1 Hi- 1 ' 2 C a r d . S e a r. C l u b 1 , 2 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y 3 Christmas C o m m . 2 underilandingy BARBARA J E A N W E E D E N Commission 3 Card. C h a t t e r 1 , 2 Dancing C l u b 1 I -Teens 2 . 3 Sr. P l a y Cornea. 4 h . Ploy Comm. 3 Jr...Sr, B a n g . C o m m . 3 HAL R . W E I D N E R Tennis I , 2 , 3, 4 Intramurals 4 Commission 2 Student C o u n c i l 1 Cardinal 1 , 2, 4 Debate 3 , 4 Forensics 4 U. N . C l u b 4 Sr. P l a y C o r m , 4 Jr. P l o y C o m m . 3 Jr..Se. P r o m C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 JC G o l f T o w n . 3 City Tennis Tourn. 1 , 2 , 3 CYC 4 D AV I D L A R RY W E S T "Jonesy" Tennis 2 , 3 , 4 loaromurals 3 , 4 Band F o l l i e s 2 Hi•Y Social D a n c i n g A Soak. R e c a p . C o m m . 4 JAMES D . W H I T E Football V . 4 Chorus 4 Card. C h o i r 4 Social D a n c i n g 4 4-H C l u b 3 , 4 Sr. P l o y A Sr. A n n o u n c . C o m m . 4 Bowling 4 SUE A N N W O L F E Art C l u b 4 WILLIAM WINEMILLER Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 LARRY B R U C E W O L F O R D Intramurals 2 , 3 , 4 Soph. R e c e p . C o m m . 4 PHYLLIS J E A N WOOLRIDGE Card. C h o i r 2 Cardinal 3 , 4 Card. C h a t t e r 3 Dancing C l u b 2 , 4 Y.Teens 2 , 3 , 4 Citizen C o m m . 3 Latin A w a r d 2 , 3 Jr. R i n g C o m m . 3 Sr. P l o y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y C o r n r , 3 Jr..Se. B a n c , C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c a p . C o m m . 4 Christmas C o m m . 2 Va l . F o r m a l C , , . , . , , . 2 , 3 , 4 Sr. A n n o u n c e . C o m m . 4 Sr. P l a n . C o m m . 4 Ham Dinner C o m m . 3 'An ="A"' p . . . 29 �and education through travel Senior Trip Ninety Seniors, the largest group ever taken, started their trip, accompanied b y Oscar Renshaw and Miss I l d a Philips, b y visiting the Annapolis Naval Academy. Washington D. C. followed, with the F. B. I., Library o f Congress, a n d Supreme Court highlighted. A cruise down the Chesapeake B a y from Norfolk, Virginia, brought the class to New York City, where they saw the Statue of Liberty, the U.N. Building, a n d Radio City Music Hall. Seeing Niagara Falls completed their trip. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y T H E S O U T H E R N M I C H I G A N N A T I O N A 1 B A N K 0000 3 0 �a n d democratic living. * Pose 31 �5hroug4 g e i e organizalionJ P . 32 ��ROOSEVELT STUDENT C O M M I S S I O N The senior high commission started o u t with m a n y ideas at the beginning o f the year and succeeded in fulfilling them all. Helping in the fulfillrnent ideas were: Bill Sweet — Mayor, Bev Gruner — Clerk, Walter We a v e r, S y b i l Schlubatis, M a r v i n Picard, Larry Wa l d r o n , M o l l y Milnes, a n d Ruth Herman, commissioner The commission started a chess team which is the first in Coldwater High School's history. School dances featured the weekly top ten records purchased by the commission. A torchlight parade, under sion o f t h e commission, w a s h e l d previous t o t h e voting f o r the n e w h i g h school. During t h e year, t h e commission has done a f i n e job governing our school. Credit should b e given t o the M a y o r and commissioners. BILL SWEET, M a y o r ol K e r m i t D e r n . , i . W o l d r o n , W . W e a r e r , P. H e r m o n , S . S c h l o b a t i s , B . G r u n e r , M . M i l n e , . COURTESY — P I C A R D BUICK - PONTIAC COURTESY COURTESY — EARL L I N N — C O L D W A T E R D A I L Y REPORTER �LINCOLN STUDENT COUNCIL The annual magazine sale was again undertaken b y students o f t h e Lincoln Junior H i g h School. sales totaled $3,375.—This money w i l l b e saved for a n intercommunication system for the new Junior High School. Three Lincoln Junior H i g h parties w e r e h e l d t h i s year, with each o f the classes having the opportunity to sponsor one. Each of these three parties were very well attended a n d w e r e considered a success b y everyone The student council this y e a r was headed b y Bill Randall and was supervised b y Axner Olson, Junior High Principal. T h e other council members w e r e Paul Herman, seventh g r a d e representative, D i c k Straw, eighth grade representative, and Bill Robinson, ninth grade representative. BILL RANDALL, President „„,/ S T A N D I N G —B. R o b i n s o n , A x n e r O l s o n COURTESY — S E AT E D — D . S t r a w , P . H e r m o n , T . A d o r n s . COURTESY C A R L ' S BARBER S H O P — I D E A L W A L L PA P E R E i P A I N T COURTESY — 111111.'S D R U G S T O R E Page 3 5 �c l planning SEATED—Mrs. Anne Hoym, T. Rennell, R. Weeks. FIRST R O W —J. /Agnes, S . Gordon, H . Weidner, P. McKeith, S . SchMullis, M . Aitchison, P. Skabo. J . Woofridge SECOND ROW- 1 . Filarski, J. Rennell, S. Maurer, D. Hinson, S. Sanford, K. Marchont, D. F, B. Thebaud. THIRD ROW—N. Hayes, B. Silvers, C. Soule, K. Hawk, K. Bronson, L. Waldron, D. King, K . Arnold, S. Dean. FOURTH ROW—V. l a t h e r , D. Mitm sssss, M. Gray, S. Kemp, N . Lewis, D. Forester, D . Smith, C. Thomas, J. Lucas. FIFTH ROW—S. Sweet, A. lohausen, M . Picard, J . Fickle, J. Ferguson, B. Gruner. The 1954 Cardinal Ted Rennell, his assistant editor, Rita Weeks, business manager, John Milnes a n d Mrs. Hayes have devoted much t i m e a n d thought t o the '54 Cardinal t o m a k e i t one well remembered. W i t h the cooperation f r o m their staff members, they h a v e made it possible for the students to reminisce through the year. Many differences f r o m f o r m e r Cardinals a r e found i n this 1 9 5 4 edition. F o r t h e first time t h e pictures w e r e taken b y t h e editor a n d some o f the Also, f o r the first time, there is a definite theme throughout the book. features a n e x t r e m e l y m o d e r n design compared t o f o r m e r Cardinal covers. The '54 Cardinal is one o f which they can b e proud. THIS PAGE SPONSORED B Y PATTERSON Pour i s �„„r1 i„„,4„1; CARDINAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF T e d Rennell ASSISTANT EDITOR R i t a Weeks LITERARY EDITOR S t e w a r t Gordon SR. CLASS EDITOR M a r g i e Aitchison JR. HIGH EDITOR J e a n Woolridge EVENTS EDITOR P e g g y Skabo O R G A N I Z A T I O N S EDITOR S y b i l Schlubatis M U S I C EDITOR P a t McKeith S P O R T S EDITOR H a l Weidner F A C U L T Y ADVISER M r s . Anne Hayes S A L E S and ADVERTISING MANAGER J o h n Milnes Contributing Marilyn Gray D o n n a Hinson D o n n a Forester Carolyn Thomas L a V e t t o Waldron K a t h r y n Marchant Sharron Kemp B e v e r l y Silvers S o n y a Maurer Kathleen Bronson J o a n Ferguson B e t t y Thebaud Nancy Hayes N o r m a Lewis C o n n i e Soule Dolores Smith K a t h l e e n Hosek S a r a Sanford Diane Fraser D o n n a King J o y c e Hamlin Janice Fickle B e v e r l y Groner Jessica Filarski C a r o l e Palmer R u t h Sanford Von Letherer Doug Dave Hodgman Bill Judy Pete Goshia Marvin Picard Joan Sortwell RITA A N D TED JANICE, REV, HAVES, HINNY SHARRON, PEGGY, JANICE, H I N N Y, FERG, JESSIE JOHN A N D M A RT Page 37 �o f freedom SEATED—P. Rice, Mrs. Anne Hayes, S. Gordon. FIRST ROW—R. Anderson, D. King, S. Dean, 1. Lucas, S. Schwengel, B. Gruner, M. Aitchison, L. Waldron, K. Bronson. SECOND ROW—D. Mitmesser, M. Picard, J. MiInes, D. Hazzard, D. Lyon, 1. Rennet', C. Palmer. THIRD ROW- 1 . Fickle, M . Snyder, D. Hinson, J. Ferguson, J. Thompson, S. Sanford, D. Forester, B. Thebaud. P. Skabo, S. Kemp, D. Fraser, J. Houck. FOURTH ROW—D, Cronson, B . Burk, C . Parsholl, B . Silvers, S. Otis, M . Andrews, J . Hodges, D . Dick, M. G r i g g , L. Spencer, I . Earner. FIFTH ROW—K. Arnold, J. Luce, R. Weeks, S B r y a n , V. Letherer, R. Peterson, B. Sweet, R. Sanford, N . Johnson, L. Potter, C. Soule, M . M a y, A . Greenwald, G . Kleindinst, S. Hogoboom. Mirror Staffs PHIL A N D STEWART Editor-in-Chief, Fall Semester S t e w a r t Gordon Editor-in-Chief, Spring Semester P h i l i p Rice Adviser M r s . Anne Hayes First Semester S e c o n d Semester Assistant Editor P h i l i p Rice S h a r r o n Dean News Editor M a r g i e Aitchison Feature Editor K a t h l e e n Bronson J u d y Rennell Club Editor D o n n a King Jr. High Editor C a r o l e Palmer R u t h Anderson, Sue Schwengel Boys' Sports Ed. D o u g Mitmesser D a v e Hazzard Girls' Sports Ed. J u d y Lucas Fine Arts Editor J u d y Rennell B e v e r l y Gruner Business Man. J o h n Milnes M a r v i n Picard Exchange Editor L a V e t t a Waldron L a V e t t a Waldron COURTESY — PIERCE DODGE SALES Poge COURTESY — WILBUR'S FURNITURE STORE C O U R T E S Y — �o t t h e pre3.17 FIRST Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Senior High News Junior High News Elementary Editor Peggy Skabo Marilyn G r a y Sharron Kemp Betty Theboud Beverly Silvers SECOND Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Senior High News Junior High News Elementary Editor Marilyn G r a y Connie Soule Carolyn Thomas Cora Carver Mary Anne Maurer Adviser: Mrs. Anne Hayes Marilyn a n d Peggy Cardinal Chatter Staffs SEATED—P. Skobo, Mrs. Anne Hayes, M . Gray FIRST ROW—B. Theboud, S. Kernp, B. Silvers, C. Thomas, C C a r v e r, C. Soule. SECOND ROW- 1 . Ferguson, D. Hinson, S. Maurer, M . Snyder, D . Fraser, S. Sanford, J . Sorrwell, A. Campbell. THIRD ROW—B. Groner, M. M a y, J. Keyes, M. M i l n e , S. Dean, R. Hollis, L. Spencer, S. Houck, C. Palmer. COURTESY — TREAT AUTO PARTS COURTESY — COURTESY — SOUTHERN MICHIGAN GROCER CO. Poge 39 �achievemen STANDING—P. S h a l t , S. Kemp, P. Rice, B. Silvers, S. Gordon, T. Pennell, I . Milner. SEATED—M. Gray. M. Aitchison, M n . Anne Hayes. Quill and Marilyn G r a y, Cardinal Chatter editor-inond semester, w a s active a s assistant editor a n d senior h i g h news editor o f Cardinal Chatter. She contributed to the Mirror as fine arts editor editor. Peggy Shaba worked on Cardinal Chatter in-chief first semester, last year. She was assistant editor i n h e r junior year. She has d o n e outstanding work as events editor of the Cardinal this year. Sharron Kemp displayed her writing ability as senior high news editor o f Cardinal Chatter this year. She has done much staff writing for the senior section o f the Cardinal. Margie Aitchison h e l d t h e j o b o f news editor o f the Mirror first semester this year. She is high editor o f the Cardinal this year. Phil Rice become editor-in-chief o f t h e ond semester this year. Previous t o this h e served as assistant editor. He also wrote on several Mirror staffs last year. Beverly Silvers worked a s a c l u b reporter o n t h e Mirror staff during h e r sophomore y e a r a n d later became girls' sports editor. S h e w a s elementary editor o f Cardinal Chatter first semester Sr. Class editor on the Cardinal this year. Stewart Gordon contributed to the Mirror as a staff member on the feature, sports, news and staffs before becoming assistant editor last year. A s a senior, Stewart was editor-in-chief o f t h e Mirror and literary editor of the Cardinal. Ted Rennell, editor-in-chief o f t h e 1 9 5 4 Cardinal, has spent many hours this year organizing the year book. Last year he was assistant editor o f the 1953 Cardinal and previous to this he did news reporting on the Mirror staff. John Milnes, handled much o f the sports writing on the Mirror during his Junior year, and also acted as assistant business manager o f t h e Cardinal. H e i s the head business manager of the Cardinal this year and takes charge o f selling o f ads and the general financing o f THIS PAGE SPONSORED B Y HODGMAN 5 INSURANCE AGENCY �a n d freedom o f Jpeech, Weidner Semmelroth Kleindinst Gray Ric Bur Gordon Miss Patricia Church Debate Team This year the team debated in both the Open and Twin-Valley leagues in tition. Nine out of the sixteen debates were won by the debate squad with eight debates in t h e Twin-Valley league. Stewart Gordon, f o u r y e a r varsity debater, a n d C a r l Sernrnelroth, three y e a r varsity debater, w e r e affirmative. Debating Hal We i d n e r, w h o h a s d e b a t e d v a r s i t y t w o years, a n d P h i l i p Rice, w h o o n l y started debate this year. D e b a t i n g varsity for the first time were Ben Kleindinst, and Marilyn Gray. The topic was "Resolved that the President should b e elected b y direct vote." C. Semmelroth H. Weidner a n d P. Rice 11. Weidner S. Gordon THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BRANCH COUNTY • Page 41 �o l /earning Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President __ _ M e r l e Donbrock Vice-President M i c k e y Paul Secretary G e n e Easterday Treasurer J i m Lippert Sentinel T o m Robey Reporter B a s i l Taylor Advisor C l a y t o n Wells Merle Donbrock and Gene Easterday were awarded Michigan State Farmer degrees this year. They received silver ratings for outstanding achievements in culture. In October four members from the local chapter attended the National F. F. A. Convention i n Kansas City. These members were Gene Easterday, Harry Luce, Jim Lippert and Merle Donbrock. As a club project, chickens were entered into the Chicken of Tomorrow Contest. Another successful project was a seed sale which totaled $425. In order to reach the goal, every member had to sell three dollars worth COURTESY — S E Y B F R T S O L I V E R SALES C COURTESY — Poge O U R . R T E S F . M O O R E IMPLEMENT C O M PA N Y Y — E N D I C O T T CASE SALES �t r i (11.11C,C, Dancing Class For the first time i n the history o f Coldwater High School, was introduced as part of the school program. Mixed classes of boys and girls met once a week with Mrs. Dorothy Aitchison, instructor, who taught many dances including the waltz, tango, rhumba, fox-trot, polka, round dances, and square dances. The senior members o f the social dancing vided the entertainment for the Sophomore Reception. This year the senior high girls again met twice a week for credit dancing. The main goals of these classes were technique and balance. The girls also worked on folk dances, tap dances, rhythm, exercises and ball room dances. This class gave programs for the Fortnightly, Modeling Show, and the spring chorus review. Rolene Newman, Rhea Lewis, Margie Aitchison, and Carole Palmer ceived awards for completing a credit or more in dancing during high school. Newman, Smith, Scheidler, Lewis, Palmer, Wert, Aitchison, White THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BRANCH COUNTY SAYINGS BANK Poo. 43 �OFFICE President V e r n o n Corless Vice-President B o b Kline Secretary D i c k Randall Treasurer T o m Thomas Chaplin D o u g Mitmesser Adviser J a m e s Vincent The Hi-Y held its semi-monthly meetings on in the study hall a t 7 3 0 . A t their meetings the projects that they had worked on and new problems fronted This year the club went in with the Y-Teens on two Valentine Formal and the study hall bulletin board. A Project Committee was formed t o find a suitable gift for the give to the high school this year. Six Hi-Y boys were sent to Albion in October to a District Convention. Three o f these boys attended the State Convention COURTESY - C H AT T E R B O X R E S TA U R A N T �iervic Y-Teens ari.stiart tivin j Clu OFFICE President P e g g y Skabo Vice-PresidentJ u d y Secretary L a V e t t a Waldron Treasurer _ M a r y Sue Grigg Program Chairman _ S a r a Sanford Adviser _ M i s s Lamoine Rogue The Y-Teens, with a membership of ninety-six girls, started a n eventful year with the initiation of new members September 27. Community projects included making favors for the county farm, sending food and clothing t o a needy Branch County family, and helping in the Easter Seal Drive. The group sponsored Twirp Week, a carnival, a n d t h e Valentine formal. D r. Kolivosky, Hillsdale College Dean of Men, spoke to a combined Hi-Y and Y-Teen meeting. Judy Lucas and Peggy Skabo attended the State Summer Conference June 14-21, while Bev Gruner and Linda Spencer represented t h e group a t the midwinter conference. After journeying t o a Hillsdale Y-Teen meeting, the year was completed by entertaining their group a t a picnic. COURTESY — B R A N C H C O U N T Y D E N TA L A S S O C I AT I O N Page 0 5 �am! mulerilancling SHUTTERBUG Owen Johnson, Adviser. FIRST R O W —Kay Arnold, l u n e F a m e , Joyce Loot. SECOND ROW—Lola Potter, Connie King, Pat M a i n * , R o t h S a n f o r d , G a i l Gwinn, Margie Aitchison, Edith Pot. ter —THIRD R O W — Debra S c r i b o r. G l e n n Holly, Barbara Avery. Jody Ronne'', Jim B o r n , L i n d a Spencer, Beverly Gromr, Mary S . Grigg, son, Vo n Lethere, FOURTH R O W —Cod Snyder, J i m Miller, Ronald Fonderborg. G a r y C h i ' s . , W a y . Morrison. FUTURE TEACHERS SEATED—(First row) Norma Lewis, Pat Mn. Keith SEATED—(Second R o w ) J o d y R e n . I I , Mary S . Grigg. FRONT R O W —Miss I l d a Philips, Adviser, Sharron Kemp, Betty Hinson, Janice Fickle, G e o r g i a Hinson, Betty Coleman, son, M a r y Olmsted. BACK ROW—Joyce Hamlin, Peggy Skobo, J a . t Fanner, M a r y Snyder, Carole Palmer, Donna Dick. CARDINAL SERVICE CLU LEFT T O RIGHT—Sam Monntng. W a y n e Stephenson, D o n Clark, H a l Smith, Orville Otis, Kermit Dennis, Adviser; Jerry Va n Every, David Snyder, Carl Snyder, D a v i d Robson, Jack Lewis. Jim Miller, Dave Lyon, ski �II, rough vocational training. OFFICE STANDING—Ruth Fenner, B a r b Wooden. Downe Barnes, Kathleen Mosel, Betty Freeborn, Stolen* N e w m a n , L a u r a Bradley SEATED—Claire Couillard, M a r y Snyder, Gail G i n n , Marcia Andrews. LIBRARIAN FIRST R O W —Claire Costalard, M a r y Sny. dm, Shirley Scriber, D o n n a M a y , Jean Baggerly, Mrs. Alice Weiler, Ad. viser, J o a n Kelsey, Shirley W o r m . brand, Sonya Maurer, Sharron Soule, Janet Russell, Alice Haimoker. M a r • ilyn Gottschalk, Judy Dillon, Janice VanBlarcum SECOND ROW—Beverly Paradine, Edward Williams, K e n n e t h Dirschell, J i m Born, Dick Brigham, Duane McNall, Ronald D'Water, David Snyder. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Oscar Renshaw, Advisor. FIRST R O W —Dolma Scriber, dinst, Alice Greenwald, Diane Fraser. SECOND R O W —Cora Carver, son. Delores Shiory, Dolores Smith, Peggy Skobo, Donna Forester. THIRD ROW—Hal Weidner, A l Phil Rim. ��rapidly, leave memoriv3 Events P C , 19 �0 / e l t i O t r l e i l l HOMECOMING Peggy Skabo, Queen Peggy Skabo was chosen as ing Queen this year. The senior members of the Queen's court were Dolores Smith a n d Sharron Kemp. Betty Thebaud a n d Beverly Gruner represented the Junior class. Everett Hogan, president o f the Chamber merce, placed t h e crown o n t h e Queen's head during the half time ceremonies o f the Coldwater-Hillsdale game on October 9. The Queen and her court were escorted vin Picard, Walter Weaver, Howard Streeter, Stewart Gordon, and Dave Hazzard. Queen Peggy reigned over "Midnight Queen," the homecoming dance, after being crowned by Mayor Bill Sweet in t h e Roosevelt gym. Sharron K e m p Dolores Smith Beverly G r u n e r THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y G A M B L E - S N O G M O Betty T h e b a u d �and Sophomore Reception The theme f o r the annual Sophomore Reception, sponsored b y t h e Seniors, was "Dream Fairy Frolic." Music was presented b y the Mel-O-Tones tertainment w a s provided b y selected seniors o f t h e dancing class. P u n c h and cookies were served. Christmas Party "Twos the Night Before Christmas" with twinkling stars overhead and Santa Claus' sleigh sailing across the far side o f the gym. Music was furnished b y Roy Fifer's orchestra o f Kalamazoo. Entertainment and refreshments completed the evening, sponsored by the Sophomore class. : P a g e 51 �Valentine Formal C. H. S. students stepped through a doorway o f clouds and harps into " A Bit o f Heaven," the annual Valentine Formal held on February 13 at the Masonic Temple. The Y-Teens a n d H i -Y, co-sponsors, decorated t h e room w i t h a false ceiling draped toward a silver cupid under a cloud o f angel hair. Music was furnished by Dick Rench's orchestra from Battle Creek. Pink lemonade a n d heart-shaped cakes were served after a n intermission program called "Talent Scouts." �a n d 3e f l a M u r a n c e , FRONT ROW—Corver. Outwoler, D e o , Porsholl, Potter, M a y. BACK ROW—Bork, Picard, Rennell, Gordon, While. "I Speak For Democracy" Spring FIRST ROW—Miss Patricia Cl,,,, .1,, P. Skolso, S. Kemp, J. Hogoboom. SECOND ROW— B. Miller, R. Herman, A . Greenwald, G. Kloindinst, D. Stiskon THIRD ROW—A. Lohousen, B. Burk, J. Born, S. Gordon. Pop• 33 �a n d the iatiWaction o f Ric Schlubatis, K e m p SENIOR PLAY " Our Town" "Our Town," a three act p l a y b y Thornton Wilder, was enacted b y a capable Senior cast under the direction o f Miss Patricia Church. The nearly bare stage was inconspicuous due to the fine acting (Phil Rice had the immortal role Manager), intricate lighting, and realistic sound effects. Audience reaction proved that the cast had succeeded in revealing the underlying meaning o f this Pulitzer Prize winning drama. Hosek, K e m p , Schlubatis S k a b o , TICS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y P R E C I S I O N T O O L A N D D I E Papa 3 4 Rice, Sweet �If /„/, , / „ „ , . Patrici FRONT ROW—Dennison, Thebaud, Lucas, Maurer, Luce, Dean, Paul, McIntee, Churc BACK ROW— Fisher, Pudok, Waldron, Johnston, McConn, Picard, Luke JUNIOR PLAY "Ramshackle I n n " "Ramshackle Inn," a three a c t mystery farce b y George Batson, was presented by the Junior class on March 2 5 and 2 6 i n the Roosevelt Auditorium. The p l o t concerned the problems which met Miss Melinda Pryde, a n o l d maid librarian, upon her arrival a t the broken-down hotel she h a d purchased. She found t h e place infested with gangsters, and her capture o f the guilty party provided the audience with many WEEDEN, CLARK, WALDRON, DICK, O'ROURKE COURTESY — S COURTESY — LUCAS SELF- W E E T , SKABO, KEMP COURTESY — COLDWATER RECREATION : Pave 55 ���a deeper hnowiedge "A" B A N D DIRECTOR — Laurence Olson FLUT Gail Spoon Janette Barbara Miller Rickey Wilcox OBO Terry 8b Judy Rennell Delores Sara Sanford Jean Baggerly Janet Norma Cornish Loralee Myers Glen Holtz Georgia Hinson Marilyn Otis Molly Ruth Moore Eleanor Heckman Lorry Morrison Harry Morrison Dion Rummy COURTESY — MUSIC MAR, •, Page 58 Delbert Gentry ALTO Delores Outwater BASS Susanne Nearposs Ken ALTO Nancy Larry Waldron Molly Mimes Jean Otis Joyce White TENOR SAXOPHONES Marcia Farwell Sharon Barnes BARITONE SAXOPHONE Mon Hogoboom CORNET Robert Rice Larry Ford Bill Randall Bob Randall Larry Hinsdale Gram McNall ASSISTANT DIRECTOR — John C l a r k Robert Ware C a r o l y n Watson Bob Goodwin D o n o l d Scheidler Roger Sanford M a r i l y n May David U m b e r s . BASS Fred Shiery Pot McKeith Bill Hewitt Douglas Miller Steve McCurley FRENCH HORNS D e w a y n e Chatfield Joyce Hamlin B r u c e Kline Ruth Sanford B i l l Boyer Ed Downey Tarn Olmsted PERCUSSIO TROMBONES R o n a l d Funderberg Rosemary Young Larry Knowles G r e g Fraser Paul Douglas C y m b a l s Chuck Whiting J o h n Milne. Pat Palmer S n a r e Donna May G e o r g e Dean McCurley S n o r e Lorry Rankin B i l l Sagor Jim Hobart S n a r e Shirley Fisk R o b e d BARITONES T y m p a n i B E L L S Ronny Hinckley S a l l y Teall COURTESY — STOKES MARINE �0 / Mtlilt' appreciation "A" Band From the football field t o the concert hall, the 7 6 piece high under the direction o f Laurence Olson, has proven itself to be tile. P l a y i n g a t t h e fairs, m a r c h i n g a t a l l f o o t b a l l games, presenting a concert and follies, and participating in the Michigras in A n n lighted t h e band's event`ul y e a r. �a n d a heener Jenie "B" Band FLUT Linda Upton Diane Mooi Gelayne Bb Betty Geoege Crow Jud y Parrish Shirley Doug Baysinger Rosalie Rathbun Joney Burlew Judy Smith Shirley David Smith Coro Cribbs Nancy Wonda Byers Carol Long Laurel Janke Charfield Lyle Rosalyn Janes t. Page 60 ALTO Marnie Thebaud loony Rosalee King Ann Carlisle Sally Olson Chuck Young RuthTucker Kay Nash BASS Marjorie Wirt BASSOO Carolyn Kemp CORNET Larry Farwell Ronny Wilcox Mary Jerry Ford Gerald Erts Paul Hermon Dovid Chenoweth Judy Dillon Polly Scheidler Rachel Hensler LaHy Holtz Jim Flint Jim Hacker Mike Tucker Tom Hadley Lewis HORN Audrey Hol Kemp John Deorge Norma Show Milton Teoll BARITONE Larry Chenoweth L rry Tucker Mary McConnell TROMBONE Judy Hacker Derrell David Treloar Robert Huntley Sherry Day Gordon Snyder Susan Collins Woyne Weaver BASS Nick Ronald D'Water PERCUSSIO Royden Swoflield Snor Lloyd Long Snar Tom Osborn Snor Glen Barlow Snar Doris Philbrick Snar Earl Hulbert Snar Dean Porks Boss Drum Tom Hyland Cymbal BARITONE SAXOPHONE Joyce Downey �Jettexpreiiion. FIRST ROW—S. Gordon, R. Hollis, D . King, S. Bryan, M . Carlisle, D . Blosser, H . Streeter, D . Clark, G . Holtz, C . Parshall, J. Hamlin, E. Potter, L. Knapp. SECOND ROW—M. Gottschalk, K. Bronson, N . Devlin, M . Schubel, V. Letherer, L. Hinsdale, M . Paul, M . Picard, L. Mitchell, M . Lutiens, A . Hamlin, L Potter, Miss A r l e n e Ritsema, instructor. THIRD ROW—S. Neorpass, P. Sweet, M. Snyder, C. Tornson, C. Wooster, B. Avery. M. Gray, D. Fredericks, A. Lohausen, E. Williams, H. Luce, J . Born, D. Barnes, D. Blanchard. CARDINAL CHOIR The Cardinal Choir, headed b y Miss Arlene Ritsema, participated in many school assemblies this year. A Thanksgiving, Valentine, a n d Easter assembly was given with the Spring Concert following. Forty members traveled t o Kalamazoo, May 8, for the Annual State Festival, ending the season. REDBIRD CHOIR FIRST ROW—A. Outwater, P. Berry, B. Burrirt, S. Clarke, A . Bailey, J. Norogon, D . Boor, S. Fuller, J . Rader, P. Deri, E. Rittenhouse. P. Urban, J. Short, L. Fisk, B. Waldron. S. Sherman. G. Pales. SECOND ROW—M. Sours, R. Greshaw, M . Burnham, J . A n t h o n y, M . Halferty, V. Potter, D . Keller, D . SickeIs, M . Grigg, E. Adams, R. Paradine, L. J r. , , . , . S. Granger, L. C r , . , . , , M . O r. , , A . Stanley, C. Miller, D. Brown, R. Lippert. THIRD ROW—M. Slier, W. Knapp, B. Asberry, G . Patter, J. Warden, B. Parodine, 0 . Fisher. N . Curfiss, J. Hobart, B. Hewitt, P. Hinckley, J. Kelsey, M . Cockrell, N . Taylor, N . Smith, D. Obed, A . Krisov, L. C r , , L. Fisk, Y. Smith. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY J C ���FIRST ROW—Nivison, Peters, Porshall, M a y, Burton, Nichols, Donbrock, Hurley. SECOND ROW—Stanley, Clark, Morrison, Milnes, White, Hodgman, Siler. THIRD ROW—Curtis, Goodwin, Sweet, G r i g g . Hobart, Rigg, Mitmesser, Davenport, FOURTH R O W —Bill Zabonick, Coach; B a b b , G r u n e r, S h a w, F r y, Treacher, McCann, Thomas, Bertrand Grigg, Assistant Coach. we d o n o t I r a g VARSITY FOOTBALL Schedul DAT Sept. 14 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 PLAC Her Her Ther Her Ther Ther Ther Her TEA Three Adrian Marshall Hillsdale East Lansing Albion Lakevie Sturgi OFF. 1 1 1 7 4 2 2 3 CH 6 1 0 1 6 0 7 1 With o n l y eight lettermen, Coldwater's football team, u n d e r n e w H e a d Coach B i l l Zabonick, opened the season with a loss t o the Three Rivers Wildcats. The next t w o contests found t h e Cards still i n need o f experience, losing b o t h b y close decisions. Returning t o Cardinal Field f o r Homecoming, the Cards carne through i n the last half to defeat Hillsdale 14-7. The next three games with East Lansing, Albion, and Lakeview showed that they were the better. Coming back with t w o touchdowns in the last half, Coldwater defeated a fired-up Sturgis team, 14-3. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY L. Page 64 �FIRST ROW—Morrison, Treacher, McCann, Curtis, Nivison, White, Grigg. SECOND ROW—Hurley. Parshall. Siler, Sweet, M a y, Hobart, Burton, Milnes Offensive Te a m Defensive Te a m FIRST R O W —Davenport, Donbrock, Babb, Clark, Fry, Stanley, Thomas, Goodwin, Hodgman, SECOND ROW—PeMm, Rigs, Gruner, Nichols, Mitmesser. �TOP R O W — M o r r i s o n , N i c h o l s , M a y, D a v e n p o r t . S E C O N D R O W — S t a n l e y, S i l e r , Goodwin, Clark. THIRD R O W Mitm, — Shaw, Hobart, Milnes. F O U R T H R O W — F r y, R i g g , S w e e t COURTESY — t I M B E R C O A L C O M P A N Y Popo 6 6 COURTESY — C O L D W AT E R C O - O P �TOP ROW — Hodgman, ReMrs, Barton, Donbrock. SECOND ROW—Hurley, Treoch• er, Nivison, McCann. THIRD R O W — Thomas, W h i t e , Babb, Curtis. FOURTH R O W — G r a n e r, F a r • shall, Grigg. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BURTON BROS NASH 6. 67 �we a r e g o o d 1a3er3 FIRST ROW—Kriser, B l o m , Robey, Steffey, Haccord, Burk, S l u e , SECOND ROW—Fadden, Paul, Allen, Mayson, Kinsey, Walker, Short THIRD ROW—Houston, Blonchatel, Luke, Robinson, Troutman, Alison, G . Clark. FOURTH R O W —Ford, McCorley, b o s o n , Smith, C . Snyder, T. Thomas, D'Water, Wotson, Coach Gerald Weaver TOP ROW—Karn, Fisher, Grady, Woldron, Petersen, Rurko, Johnston. RESERVE FOOTBALL The 1954 Coldwater High School Reserve football team, under the leadership o f Coach "Whitey" Weaver, ended the season with a record of one win, two ties and four defeats. Although definitely outplaying several o f their opponents, t h e team came o u t short end of the score in many of their games. A t no time did the junior Cards give up. The team was composed of mostly sophomores with a few juniors playing on the squad also. The determination and the desire to win that these boys showed made the coaches proud and more than made up for the season's record. Schedul Sept. 23 Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 20 Oct. 29 Nov. 4 CH CH CH CH CH CH CH 0 1 6 1 0 7 0 Sturgi Marshall Albion Hillsdale Lakeview Albion Sturgi THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SHATTUCK-LIVERMORE Pone 68 6 2 6 0 0 1 2 Her Her Ther Ther Her Her Ther �L i never evil; FIRST ROW—Demarest, Cranson, De Bolt, Lewis, Pifer, Teeter, Robinson, Laing, Green. SECOND ROW—T, B. Smith, Chehouski. Brown. Fochtman, Laney, Sanford, Butters, J . Johnson. THIRD ROW—Coach Robert Gotta, t o d a y, Forester, Picard, Raymond, Douglas, W. Randall, R. Randall, Rice, Coach Pat Lowe. FOURTH ROW—Sours, L. Houston, Frankhauser, Love, Bensinger, Colvin, Snyder, Betts. TOP ROW—Fraser, Bob Smith, Silvers, McBride, McCurley, Barnes, Wilcox, Farwell, Hepler. FUTURE VARSITY FOOTBALL Under the able coaching o f "Pat" Lowe, the Future Varsity football squad ended the 1953 season with a record of one win, three losses, and one tie. Playing an exceptionally tough schedule the F. V. started the season off on the wrong foot b y losing t o the St. Charles Varsity squad 18 t o 6. I n their next outing they played a tie game with the State School. Playing a very good Sturgis team, Lowe's men bowed to the Trojans, 13 t o 6. The fourth game on the Future Varsity slate was a return game with the State School. The Coldwater d u b came out on the long end o f a very high-scoring bottle, 34 t o 21. They were defeated 7 to 0 by Sturgis in the Schedul Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater 6 1 6 3 0 St. Charles State School Sturgi State School Sturgi 1 1 1 2 7 Page 69 �tree 1 , . . . , 1 VARSITY The 1953-54 Coldwater H i g h School varsity basketball team, sparked b y f o u r returning lettermen, season with a 9 - 6 record a n d fourth place i n t h e T. V. standings. Dec. 1 T h e Cards beat Three Rivers i n opener, 51-48. Dec. 4 — Marshall Redskins defeated Coldwater, 40-35. Dec. 11 — Coming back strongly, the Cards defeated East Lansing, 53-43. Dec. 1 8 — The Redbirds, battling t o stay i n contention i n the T. V. race, defeated Albion, 61-41. Jan. 5 — In a big game, Sturgis defeated Coldwater, 54-44. Jan. 8 — The Lakeview Spartans turned back Coldwater, 63-34 Jan. 1 5 — Scoring 1 7 points i n the last five Cards defeated Adrian Maples, 56-53. Jan. 22— Coldwater edged Hillsdale, 47-43. Jan. 29 — Marshall defeated Coldwater, 49-46. Feb. 2— Traveling to East Lansing the Cards had an uphill bottle all the way t o defeat the Trojans, 58-45. Feb. 5 — The Ebymen defeated the Albion Wildcats on the Albion floor, Feb. 1 2 — The Sturgis Trojans defeated the Cords on the Trojan's court in a good ball game, 62-48. Feb. 1 9 — Fred Hobart's 2 5 points weren't enough as the Lakeview Spartans beat the Cards, 68-61. Feb. 26— The Cards traveled to Adrian to down the Maples 63-59. Joe Grigg broke the TV scoring record. 66 Mar. 3 — DISTRICT TOURNAMENT — A g o o d Three Rivers team turned back the Cards in the last game, 55-43. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y Pope J O W Y . �00, Fred !lobar.; I I , Jock Robinson; 22, Joe Grigg; 3 3 , Bruce Rigg; 44, Bill Parshall, 55, Dick Show. 60, lirn Thomas; 6 6 , Howard May; 7 7 , Bob Goodwin; 1313, Bill S e e ; 99, tis; in center, Coach Floyd Eby. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SWART S ONE- �ave a r e aftray3 w a d i n g KNEELING—Moron, Brown, Coach Bill Zabonick, Manson, B. Robinson. STANDING—W. Randall, Mans, D. Randall, Davenport, Douglas, B. Randall. Reserve Basketball Schedul DAT TEA PLAC W THE Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec. 11 Dec. 18 Jan. 5 Jan. 8 Jan. 15 Jon. 19 Three Rivers Marshall East Lansing Albion Sturgi Lakevie Adrian Hillsdale Her Ther Her Her Her Ther Her Her 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 7 1 2 2 3 2 1 3 2 DAT TEA PLAC W Jan. Jan. 29 Feb. 1 Feb. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. 12 Feb. 19 Feb. 26 Three Marshall St. Charles East Lansing Albion Sturgi Lakevie Adrian Ther Her Ther Ther Ther Ther Her Ther 30 5 60 2 3 2 30 4 The second best record o f any Coldwater High Reserve Basketball team was compiled by the 1953-54 Reserve team winning 13 out of 16 games throughout the season. Two teams, Sturgis and Three Rivers, were the only teams t h a t defeated t h e junior aces. The crack reserve club defeated Marshall, Albion, Lakeview, Adrian, and East Lansing twice while notching single victories over Three Rivers, Hillsdale, a n d the prize o f all, the 6 0 to 51 w i n over the St. Charles Varsity. The team was built around one junior, five sophomores and . I S PAGE SPONSORED B e WOODWARD-POLLOCK LUMBER C O THE 4 1 5 22 3 4 2 4 �to improve BACK ROW—P. Corner, R. Hall, D. McCurley, E. Houston, R. Funderborg. 2nd ROW—D. Steffey, R. Hinckley, F. Shiery, D. Lewis 1st ROW—C. Traser, Coach Robert Gotta; L. Ford. Absent—D. Cranson, J . S m i t h , B. Burk. Future Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l Freshman Basketball BACK ROW—R. Sanford, L. Chekowski, L. Houston, Snyder, W. Laney, R. Houtz, D. Longwell, 3 m 1 ROW—G, Fraser, D. Gottschalk, J. McLaughlin, R. Picard, S. McCurley, R. R eams, L. Johnson, B. Smith. 2 n d ROW—Coach Pat Lowe; B. Teeter, M. Forester, D. Baysinger, W. lade, B. Smith, G. Brown. 1 s t ROW—R. Wilcox, D . Cox, D . Scheidler, D . Porshall, J . Laing, T. McBride. COURTESY — COURTESY — Page 73 �we L o w that STANDING—D. Shaw, I , M a y, D . Tr e a d l e , J. Maxson, D . Hodgman, D . Mittnesser. E. Davenport, G . Fry, J. Grigg, L. Waldron. B. Goodwin, D. Randall, F. Hobart. Coach P a t Lowe. KNEELING—M. Pool H Watson E Houston. J. White, P. Fisher, M . Picard, B. Porshall, L. Ford. VARSITY Reserve Baseball 70P R O W —R. Randall, P. Douglas, W . Randall, S m i t h , L. Farwell. SECOND ROW— a Brown, D. Gottschalk, D. Scheidler, R. W i l c o , FIRST ROW—R. Hoot, DCronson, R. Rice, L. Houston, Coach Gerald Weaver. M S PAGE SPONSORED BY LYON D R U G M E L �comei h e ore t v i n n i t u p Basebal Actio Shot Varsity Schedule Apri Apri Apri Apri Apn Apri Apri 9 1 1 1 2 2 3 Her Her Her Her Her Ther Ther Sturgi Three Adrian Vicksburg Albion Hillsdale Sturgi May May May May May May 4 7 12 14 18 22 Lakevie East Lansing Vicksburg Marshall Three Rivers Howe Military Ther Her Ther Her Ther Ther With ten returning lettermen and a full summer of baseball behind them the Cards can look f o r w a r d to a good season. W i t h lettermen a t each position a n d a strong pitching corp o f Davenport, Goodwin, G r i g g a n d Treacher, Coach Pat Lowe has plenty o f rnaterial. T h e loss o f six seniors, Fred Hobart, Joe Grigg, H o w a r d M a y, Dave Hodgman, Bob Goodwin a n d Duane Stanley w i l l surely be felt next spring. COURTESY — G E N E R A L T E L E P H O N E C O U R T E S Y — M A C S PHARMACY ., P a g e 7 5 �we a r e l o y a l Japporler.i Track Action Shots Schedul April 7 April 12 April 15 April 20 April 27 Coldwater a t Marshall Adrian a t Coldwater Three Rivers and Albion a t Coldwater Hillsdale at Coldwater Bronson a t Coldwater April 28 May 4 May 8 May 11 May 1 5 Sturgis at Coldwater Coldwater and Lakeview at Hastings Albion College Invitational Twin Valley at Coldwater Regional at Kalamazoo THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y S H O R T ' S T I R E A N D A P P L I A N C E Page 7 6 �whether winning o r /Ling, TRACK SQUAD Coldwater's track team has done quite well this season i n its meets, having recorded a 4 . 2 record thus far this season. With single wins over Adrian, Hillsdale, and Bronson, a victory in a triangular meet with Three Rivers a n d Albion, a n d losses t o Sturgis and Marshall, the track and field men have a creditable start under Coach Because most o f Coldwater's returning lettermen participated i n the dashes and relays last year, the team was not expected to be too strong in the field events. deficiency has been made up by the showing made in the pole vault and Lettermen from last year include Ron and Don Bercaw in the dashes, Jim Thomas a n d Jerry Troutman i n t h e hurdles, Lysle Luke i n t h e p o l e vault, a n d b r o a d jump, Eldon Johnston in the 880, Jay Cleveland in the 440, and Bill Parshall in the sprint events. SEATED—R. Barrow, D . Bercaw. KNEELING— J. Flint, D. Stanley, G . Clark, D. Lyon, T. Thomas, B. Rurka, J. Troutrnan, H . Rothrauff, A . Pudok, D. Hazzard, L. Rankin. SECOND ROW—Coach Ted Hagadone, L Sours, R. Sanford, J. Healer. G. Easterday, B. Parshall, R. DeBolt, D. Cox, L. Allen, G . Chilson, Coach Roy Houston. THIRD ROW—E. Johnston, B. Sweet, D . Baysinger, P. G r a d y, 1 . Cleveland, B. Snyder, D . Granger, B . Taylor, J. Thomas, D. McGiness, L. Chehowski. FOURTH R O W —M. O'Rourke, B. Smith, H . ArMoody, L. Wolford, F. flobaH, J . Grigg, R . Lohausen, L. Reamer. J . Kellogg, L. Luke, K . Gordon, L. Kriser. Page 77 �and we treat KNEELING—J. Scheidler, J. Bennett, M. Moran, H. Weidner. STANDING—D. Morrison, J. Robinson, S. Gordon, D. Wert, T. Renown, Coach Bill Zabonick. Tennis Team Schedul April April April April May 13 23 28 3 Coldwater a t Lakeview Coldwater at Three Rivers Coldwater a t Albion Howe a t Coldwater Albion a t Coldwater May May May May May 5 8 10 12 15 Lakeview a t Coldwater Twin Valley Coldwater a t Howe Three Rivers a t Coldwater Regional With eight returning lettermen, the 1954 tennis tease has the potential o f becoming Coldwater's toughest since pre-war days. Although next year the team will suffer the loss o f John Bennett, Ted Rennell a n d Hal Weidner with four years' experience and Stewart Gordon, Dave Wert, and ler with three it will include Jack Robinson and Marvin Moran, who, in the future, may prove t o be the Twin Valley's toughest contenders. ., r a g e 78 �and /an, S GORDON J ROBINSON J. SCHEIDLER, D . WERT IRENNELL M. MORAN H. WEIDNER, S. BENNETT mORR1SON COACH BILL Z A B O N , �cote i l e i v r r i p e c i r . KNEELING—T. Rennell, J. Lint, J. Bennett, J. Robinson, D . McCann. STANDING- 1 . M i l n e , G . Holtz, N . Curtis, P. Gothic, S. Gordon, Coach Robert Gotta. GOLF TEAM Starting their second year back in Twin Valley competition the G o l f squad with their new coach, Robert Gotta, looked f o r a good season. The first match Coldwater as host to Three Rivers and Adrian. Matches with Marshall a n d other T. V. opponents which followed showed t h e Cards were on their way to building an. S c h e d u l e o t h e r good team for the future. nell, John Milnes, Jack Robinson, a n d April 2 0 — A d r i a n and Three Rivers P e t e Goshia w i t h Stewart Gordon and at C o l d w a t e r D o n McCann w h o were alternates, did squad this April 2 6 — Marshall a t Coldwater m o s t o f the g o l f i n g season. T h e T w i n Va l l e y conference May 3 — A d r i a n and Three Rivers m e e t was played on M a y 8. T h e re. at C o l d w a t e r g i o n a l s o n M a y 1 5 closed t h e season M a y 9 — Twin Va l l e y at Three Rivers f o r Coach Gotta's golfers. May 10 — Coldwater at Marshall M a y 15 — Regional COURTESY — McCONNEY-PUTNAM FUNERAL NOME Page 80 C O U R T E S Y — OLMSTEAD DAIRY �OUP athletic group3 31anci OUTSIDE ROW (Left to Right)—D. Bercow, T. Robey, B. Babb, L Luke, E. Johnston, R. Bercow, J. Lint, J. Cleveland, V. Oarless, D . Hodgman, B. Sweet, J. Grigg, E. Davenport, M . Donbrock, B. Babb, D. Morrison, R. Nivison, M . Gruner, D. Treacher, J. White, N . Curtis. INSIDE ROW (Left to Right)- 1 . Hurley, D. McCann, D. Oiler, J. Troutman, F. Nichols, D. Mitmesser, Coach Floyd Eby, H . M a y, J. M i l n e , F. Hobart, B. Goodwin, B. Rigg, D . Show, J. Thomas. COFFICERS President H o w a r d May Vice-President J i m Thomas Treasurer F r e d Hobart Secretary D o n Bercaw Adviser F l o y d Eby Many projects were completed by the C-Club this year. One o f the biggest was stallation o f the drinking fountain a t Cardinal Field. Goal posts were placed in a t the practice field. The club gone a potluck get-together for all the varsity and coaches. The Sturgis rally and two after-game dances were sponsored b y the club. They gave money to the Community Chest and sold the traditional C-Club pencils. THIS PAGE SPONSORED B Y LEGG LUMBER COMPANY Page �h e l a n i A i g l , VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S TA N D I N G —M. M a y , S. Schlubatis. KNEELING—D. Knowles, J . Luce, ( A b s e n t f r o m picture, D k W nson a n d M i s s M a r t h a H o f f m a n , o d " 4110,4„ A4 ALA LEFT T O R I G H T — N . J o h n s o n , J . D i l l o n , K H o s e k , D M o y , M D a v e n p o r t , B . M i l l e r. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y Page 8 2 L A D A R L I N G C O M PA N Y e r ) �Girls' Athletic OFFICERS President J Vice-President Treasurer B Secretary _ Adviser M i o K e Luce y Arnold y Thebaud _ _ D o n n a Forester s s M a r t h a Hoffman e y t c a t This year the G. A. A. has set up a much larger program with a number o f new sports added to the list. Basketball and volleyball lead the list o f sports, followed closely b y softball, tennis, ping-pong, deck-tennis, and badminton. Two representatives from each class were elected t o decide on the several honors won f o r outstanding sportsmanship and attendance during the year. A f t e r -game dances, paper drives a n d a their drives f o r the year. 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M i l l e r, D. Day, S. Fisk, P. Davenport, J. Miller, S. Teal!, B. P a r o d i c . , S. Scriber, C. Fi,her S. Barnes. JUNIOR H I G H ATHLETIC C O U N C I L FRONT ROW S . Gentry. , c e P r e , D . Clovis, Trees., R. Wilcox, Sec y. BACK ROW - R. Scheidler, Pres.; C. Young, L. Granger. Poge ISO �7th G R A D E ADVISERS: Gerald We a v e r. Paul O l m s t e a d , Miss R o s e S t e l f a n i a l i . BELL, S H O R T , G E N T R Y , W A T S O N —, . A C O C K — V. A L D R I C H 1 ARNOLD 5 AUSTIN — A. BAILEY L BAKER —0 . B A R L O W — D. BAUR — 0 . BAUR — M. BIDWELL — B. BELL — L. B L U E . o it/ 9 —D B O N D A N —N . FOYER — J. B R AY T O N —S BROUSE —O B R O W N — F. B R O W N — 1 . BUCKNESS — S. B U R N S —1 . B U R T O N — R. B U S H O N G - A CARLISLE - P CARPENTER - S CARR — B. C A S E — C . C H AT F I E L D —S CLARKE — L. C I I E N O W E T H —0 . C R O W —0 C U R T I S S — D. D AV E N P O R T — 0 . D AV I S — 0 D AV I S O N — 0 . DEBOLT —B D E N N I S O N . ��- , . NORAGON - B. 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ZIMMERMAN �-llowever, - o u r livei a r e o v e r i k d o w e i ����"The Pause Coca Junior High Student Girls' Athletic Association I wish t o thank each organization for its generous contribution ���Congratulations to the Class o f 1954 MODEL F I N A N C E © 160 W. Chicago Street T e l e p h o n e 1228 Good Luck, Seniors C O L D WAT E R PILLSBURY CLEANERS The new * CHRYSLER Offers Congratulations • to the Seniors International Trucks McLAUGHLIN'S PASTRIES Phone 847 FRESH E V E R Y D A Y F O R Y O U Compliments o f McCOMB'S Compliment o 0 "Finest In Shoes" OSBORN'S STUDIO �BEST OF LUCK TH Marshall Marke Arlington Hotel Coldwater's "Marshall Street's Little Super" DINING ROOM Walker's Laundry YOUR HOME TOWN LAUNDRY SINCE 1888 Phone 7 7 S o ALLISON'S "For The Ve r y Best i n Clothing" McMILLAN'S u t h Monroe Street BeeHive Good Luck t o The Seniors WEIDERMAN'S Gulf Service Station • Washing . . . For Expert PLUMBING a n d HEATING 97 Marshall Street Phone 7 9 �WINEMILLERS' BEST OF TIMES, SENIORS COLONIAL REPRODUCTIONS COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N D AV I S Quality S o l i d W i l d C h e r r y and S o l i d W a l n u t F u r n i t u r e • 22 m i l e s o u t G r a n d Street Phone 4 5 COAL A N D FUEL O I L COMPLIMENTS O F Good Luck, Seniors MAROTHY R A D I O SHOP 0 KELVINATOR APPLIANCES FREMONT Service Since 1 9 2 9 GROC 123 E. Park Ave. — Phone 299 Best W i s h e s , S e n i o r s DAVISNEWSSTANDand Greyhound Lines, Inc. — Short Way DAVIS N E W S AGENCY 1 Good Luck, Seniors 0 1 W . Chicago S t . Best Wishes t o the Class o f " 5 4 " ASBURY BROTHERS * Everything i n good foods N O RT H C L AY STREET GROCERY �JOHNSON'S Quality Clothiers "MAY SUCCESS BE YOURS . . . SENIORS" BEST WISHES, SENIORS CONGRATULATION May t h e Start Yo u H a v e The MacDonald Co. Lead t o a B i g g e r and Better Future • Successors to SWAN'S PRINTING C O . COLDWATEROFFICE GOOD LUCK FROM BEST'S MARKET GROCERIES — MEATS Shop T h e BEST W a y CONGRATULATION A FINE FUTURE For Footwear Smartly Styled TO THE CLASS O F ' 5 4 SEE I T A T WATERS 39 W . Chicago . Coldwater wo ODWAR and �L. E. Bricker and I. Compliments MIX INSURANCE of * SECORDS 351 Marshall Street Phone 132 on U . 5. 2 7 "For T h e Finest I n B a k e d G o o d s " SNYDER'S B A K E RY Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Phone 1 6 0 • • • HOMERFOUNDRY • • . Compliments Compliments A & P of Super Market _ TOM HO GULF . �BEST WISHES, SENIORS t al mens Coldwater Dairy Company .is 21 W . Chicago Street 0 Good B u t t e r for Coldwater Good H e a l t h Tan gken We Specialize In Flowers For ORDER Y O U R C O R S A G E S F R O M U S Congratulations Pratt Motor 11 S o u t h Hudson Coldwater, Mich. Telephone 3 8 Best o f Luck From Yo u r School Store Hall's * THANKS, KIDS BEST OF LUCK TO YOU, BEST WISHES FROM SENIORS Your PACKARD D e a l e r M& B Just A L i t t l e Jaunt From School © Ballard Garage Body B u m p i n g a n d Painting �Best o f Luck t o the H& H CLASS OF 1954 Deluxe SANITONE "Note the Difference" FIRESTONE * © Phone 2 2 "Finest tires made" ALBRIGHT'S GENERAL 0 For t h e f i n e s t • Modern Wiring • Electrical Supplies • B e t t e r Lighting Congratulations to the Class of 1954 Quality Groceries and Meats Soft Drinks and Ice Cream Harvey's Market SOUTH SPRAGUE R O A D The Equitable Life Assurance Society 0 HOWARD Congratulations Fr om WALDRON'S Fix-It Shop 1 SOUTH C L AY Best W i s h e s Seniors YOPE'S TEXACO SERVICE �WAY-DE NOOYER, I N C . CHEVROLET a n d OLDSMOBILE OKed Used Cars "Your Friendly Car Dealer" 57-65 S. Monroe Street P h o n e 27 MAX A. OLDS Best W i s h e s ArnoldAuto ..- * Sincere Wishes To 106 W. Chicago The Class o f 1954 Congratulations t o Class o f " 5 4 " RALPH TOUPALIK, INC. Your Lincoln - Mercury Dealer 335 E. Chicago P TROUTMAN' SUPER h o n e Evinrude Motors First I n Outboards Fine Foods a n d Meats OTTO'S East Chicago Street Sporting Goods 10 �BEST O F LUCK Martin's B o o k Store (W. Couillard) Office Supplies • Gifts • Books and Hallmark Greeting Cards Bryan Paint and Wallpaper Compliments o f English Servic 0 Everything i n ARTIST'S Chicago Street MAX BEST WISHES Mc Cann Your Friendly Ford Dealer FARM EQUIPMENT CO. East Chicago Road G O O D and John Deere Store L U C K , S E N I O R S Bradley's Grocery * * * East Washington �S. W. Tomson Agency General Insurance FIRE * A U T O * McConnell Grocer • LIABILITY CONGRATULATION Daily' Tir Sho NORTH MARSHALL CONGRATULATIONS FROM iltaAhatt M E M O R I A L S Compliments o f Always Welcome A Brauer's. SheIlane • Service a n d Appliances "k" Jules A . Kusel �BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF " 5 4 " Anderson D a i r y KEEP HEALTHY • D R I N K MILK BEST OF LUCK BUCKEYE from • B l o w n Insulation g i O t t O • Siding — Roofing • Storm Windows Everything i n Drugs Good Luck, Seniors Martin's 46 Park Avenue C o BEST l d w W I S H E S Culligan Soft Phone 773-J a t e r �A Fine Future To Yo u Seniors Fro c,a.e TRY OUR FINE FOOD Little K i n g C O M P L I M E N T S Motel OF Coldwater's Finest Cit Dair Located o n U . S. 11 2 Just East East Chicago Road • Phone 327W * * * BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF " 5 4 " S TA N D A R D 0 . W . D a v i s * * SERVICE �"Ideals are like stars: you will not succeed in touching them with your hands, but like the seafaring man on the ocean desert of waters, them as your guides, and, following them, you reach your destiny." Carl BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF " 5 4 " QualitySpring COIL S P R I N G S FOR INDUSTRIAL A N D AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES "Look F o r w a r d , S e n i o r s " A THOUGHT F R O M THE Branch C o u n t y B a r Association �C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S Marion Bros. Pure O i l S t a t i o n BE S U R E W I T H P U R E SUCCESS T O A FINE CLASS FROM Elliott's Market Complimentsand §ood to the CLASS O F " 5 4 " Mac's Furniture Ted John DANC T TH TH O MUSI RHYTHMI Stet - a - Carl Semmelroth Phil Rice Marvin Picard �KERR'S For the BEST in Sporting Goods * * * We Will Fill Your Needs For Anything gutatt a WitoYOU C A N F I N D I T AT Kerr's �BEST WISHES, Coldwater C O - O P We have t h e best i n FEED, COAL YOUR BEST BUYS Congratulations Good Luck MARSH& Quality SALES — Since 1877 419 E. C h i c a g o ALLIS-CHALMERS FA R M SUPPLIES Phone 2 4 7 C o l d w a t e r Luedders M C earthelf - A t t r t a m Funeral Home "WE INVITE YOUR TRUST" Come t o us for t h e best in COAL needs • Up-To-Date Coldwater Compliments Branch Dental �Good L u c k , S e n i o r s * * * Kimber Coal Co. "Come t o see Thanks for Your Our Fine Line o f Patronage, Boats and Motors" Senior Carl's B a r b e r Shop 0 Marine Center COLDWATER LAKE • Congratulations Congratulations, Seniors Fro Fro .etiCC The Douglas Coldwater Self-Serve Laundry • You W i l l A l w a y s Remember YOUR EDUCATION Coldwater �INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Albright', Allison' Anderson D a i r y A 8 P Super Market Arlington Hotel Arnold Auto Parts Asbury Bros. Bollard Garage Bee Hive Shoe Store Best's Market Bradley's Grocery Branch County Bank Branch County Be, Branch County Dental Association Branch County Medical Association Brauer's Shelton. Service Bryon Paint Es Wallpaper Buckeye Insulation Burton Bros.— Nash Carl's Barber Shop Chatterbox Restaurant City Dairy Coca Colo Coldwater Brass Coldwater Cleaners Coldwater Co-op Coldwater Daily Reporter Coldwater Dairy Coldwater Coldwater Recreation Culligan'. Soft Wa t e r Daily's Tire Shop Darling Co., I.. A . Davis Coal Davis News Agency Douglas Store Elliott's Market Endicott Farm Equipment English's Phillips Service Erich's Men's Shop Federal Mogul Firestone Store Fox Florist Fremont S t . Grocery Gamble.Skagmo GI Telephone Co. Hall's Grocery H & H Cleaners Harry's Ice Cream Harvey's Market Hodgmon Abstract ond Insufance Homer Furnace Co. Houser's Ideal Wallpaper & Point Irving StanseII Johnson's Clothing Juhl's Drug Store Kies. Jewelry Kerr Hardware Company Kimber Coal Co. "K" Studio Larsen's Motor Sales Legg Lumber Co. Linn, Earl Little King Motel Lucas Self-Service Laundry Luedder's Shoe Store Lyon Drug Store MacDonald Co. * Pap. 128 . 11 7 112 12 115 112 11 11 11 11 11 119 4 12 12 4 12 119 12 6 12 45 12 10 12 11 126 34 116 114 55 12 12 8 113 113 12 12 4 119 116 8 11 73 11 5 75 11 11 10 11 40 11 11 35 4 114 3 64 12 66 12 119 8 34 12 12 12 74 114 Mac's Furniture Mac's Pharmacy MorshMarine Center Marion Bros. Martin's Book Store Marfin's Grocery Marothy Radio Shop Marshall Street Market Mashon-Dorsey Memorials MB Restaurant McCann Farm Equipment McComb' Shoes McConkey-Putnam Funeral Horne McConnell'. Market McLaughlin's Pastries McMillan 8. Son Mel-O-Tones Mix Insurance Model Finance Moore Implement Co. Music Mort N. C l a y St. Grocery Olds Cleaners Oliver Sales and Service Olmstead', Dairy Osborn's Photo O'Shanahan's I n n Otto's Sporting Goods 0 . W. Danis Standard Service Patterson Co., Printers Penney, J. C . Picard Buick-Pontiac, Inc. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/7b78f7ae8962231e748532a343d7d907.pdf 0627e45eab2abd4af9fc68c955183ff5 PDF Text Text ����C PUBLISHED B Y THE STUDENTS OF COLDWATER H I G H SCHOOL IN T H E YEAR A 1953 n D I N A GLORIA MEIER TED RENNELL - E d i t o r A s s i s t a n t DESMOND N . BUZZELL A d v i s Editor e r L �W e th•diettle o u r C a r d i n a l to P h y l l i s M a c k . w h o still l i v e s as v i v i d l y as e v e r i n o u r m e m o r i e s . PAGE T W O ��T h e r e she %lands . . . hal it l a k e s m o r e limn a b u i l d i n g t o m a k e a school . . . PA G E F O U R ����- S i m m e r d o . i 41111111 y o u r shore." H u r r y --loinorrow is the deadline." �" Th i.i I i i ii. d e a l s w i t h c o n t e m p o r a r y l i t e r a t u r e . " �" T h u s . n e I l V e t h e iiimgest-estrbon d i o x i d e c y c l e . " " G o l l y. t h a t w a s one of t h e best assemblies y e t . " �-"Therefore. o u r illere:e•ing populal. I l i e r 4.11p b e f o r e 11.4. u i i e j u g . " �FilenIty Page 1 7 Students Page 2 3 Organizat :59 IAPage 7 7 Musie Page 8 5 A 1111 4 ` i i l r % Page 9 0 111111111 i a 4 2 1 1 1 0.2111040 m u m Advertisements Page 1 1 0 PA G E T W E LV E �Y.'S. WS 44444 re t h a n just a b u i l d i n g . II s a slory of . . . P e e i d e agile A o r t e d d PAGE T H I R E F F N �����E. BYRON THOMAS KERMIT DENNIS AXNER OLSON Superintendent Senior H i g h Principal Junior High Principal A D M I N I S T R AT I O N B o a r d o f Ed Mr. W i l l i s H o d g m a n , Treasurer; D r. H a r o l d W e i d n e r, Trustee; M r . S t a n l e y Borden, President; M r s . Kenneth Olmsted, Secretary; M r. Charles Wo o d w a r d , Trustee; M r. E. B y r o n Thomas, Superintendent. PAGE E I G H T E E N �FA C U LT Y . . . MISS R O S E S T E F FA N I A K English, S o c i a l S t u d i i t s MR. 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A f t e r the of enrollment, t h e strange f a c e s become personalities w i t h whom w e were t o share the next six years o f fun o n d work. Our class immediately elected as president, John president, Mickey Cochrane; treasurer, Geraldine G r i g g ; a n d eeeeee ary, Beverly Devlin. Those wonderful class parties where girls w o r e hose a n d fellos ties f o r t h e first t i m e be among o u r memories. When w e entered t h e eighth grade, w e f e l t very much o r home a n d h a d t o smile a t the n e w seventh graders peared s o nervous. J i m Zabonick received t h e t o p honors i n our election o f officers. Janice Soule. vice-president; , , , , , , arY, G l o r i o Meier, treasurer; a n d Mickey dent C o u n c i l representative, completed t h e o ff i c i a l Katharine Stott a n d M a r y Minier wa l k e d a w a y w i t h tory Aw a r d s . W e really buckled d o w n w h i l e i n eighth g r a d e and onxiously a w a i t e d the f o l l o w i n g f a l l w h e n w e w o u l d b e knighted " S i , FRESHMEN." Will w e ever forget our freshman year when w e were o n ardent f o n o f t h e r e serve f o o t b a l l , basketball, a n d baseball thorns? Thirty o f t h e rugged moles i n o u r class w e r e i n t h e limelight i n those games. W e backed o u r thorn w i t h ership o f o u r vigorous reserve cheerleaders, G l o r i a M e i e r, Polly J o Mason, Beverly Devlin, Sylvia Allen, a n d quist. President Jack Stansell w e , assisted b y his cabinet o f Mickey Cochrane, vice•president; Katharine Stott, treasurer; and ionize Soule, secretary. A f t e r o n enthusiastic campaign, P o t Green o u r the office o f President o f the Student good citizens for the year were Jerry HeIrner and Gloria Meier, In June we said "good-bye" to the Lincoln building o n d gazed across t h e c o u r t t o o u r h o m e f o r t h e n e x t t h r e e y e a r s — Roosevelt Building. We were n o w the proud co-owners o f messy lockers w a y up o n t h i r d f l o o r, b u t t h a t is o n e o f t h e glories o f sophomore i n senior high. W e discovered t h a t the kids over here w e r e s w e l l , a n d w e certainly enjoyed t h e Sophomore TWEN1T•FO Reception t h e y h o d f o r us. R e m e m b e r h o w p r o u d w e w e r e that o member o f our class, Kothorine Stott, w o n the " I Speak For Democracy" contest? O u r competent commissioners w e r e Donna B o d i e a n d Roger Dennis. S a l l y Lundquist a c t e d a s madame president; Bruce Dillon, r i c e -president; Mickey Coch• ran., secretory; and Gloria Meier, treasurer. T h e varsity Cards saw seven sophomores (Jack Sthnsell, Richard Dirschell, B o b Tucker, B r u t h Dillon, J o e Wilkins, Mickey Cochrane, a n d Ed. Gifford i n their midst. G l o r i a Meier o n d Beverly Devlin w e r e promoted t o varsity cheerleaders. Our year t o shine i n dramatics w a s 1952. T h e hilarious play, " Yo u Can't Take I t With Yo u " , presented March 2 7 a n d 28, g a v e t h e people o f Coldwater a chance t o f o r g e t t h e i r troubles. T h e Homecoming Queen's court w a s graced b y t w o lovely j u n i o r girls, Jean Foresthr a n d M a r i l y n Dickey. A l y c e Aiken was elected Clerk on the Commission a n d Natalie Boren and Bruce Dillon w e r e o u r Junior Commissioners. O u r class president w a s To m Cronson; vice-president, P o l l y J o Mason; secretary, Roger Dennis a n d treasurer, Remus Rigg. I t really seemed great to see so many o f our fella, in the line-up on the varsity them. S y l v i a A l l e n a n d K a y Thomas donned varsity cheerleading outfits. O u r evening a t t h e quet a n d Prom w a s very enjoyable a n d a t the some time sad — this was good-bye t o our senior pals. As w e look bock o n o u r lost year in high school, w e ore reminded t h a t t h e y e a r h a s f a i r l y f l o w n b y w i t h events. T h e senior y e o r started o f f w i t h t h e ception o n O c t o b e r 8 . O u r politicians w e r e J e r r y Helmer, president; N a t a l i e Bovee, vith.president; Katharine retory; Remus Rigg, treasurer; and Roger Dennis, Mayor. Patsy Robinson a n d Morlene Woods were o u r commissioners. P e t i t e Marilyn Dickey w a s crowned Homecoming Queen; ester a n d K a y Thomas were the senior membecs o f her court. Pat Taylor was in the Harvest Queen's court. T h e sophisticated comedy, ' T h e M a n W h o Come To D i n n e r. " proved t o b e a tremendous success o n November 2 0 a n d 2 1 . T h e operetta "Model B r i d e - w a s staged o n M a y 1 b y t h e girls. G l o r i a Meier w a s chosen D . A . R. Girl, a n d Janice Soule a n d Jerry Helmer a s I d e a l G i r l a n d Boy. G l o r i a M e i e r a n d Katharine Slog w e r e Valedictorian o n d Salutatorion. T h e J r. -Sr. B a n . quet a n d Pro m o n d t h e long-awaited Washington t r i p w i t h Mrs. Ethel Hawley and M r. Bertrand Sibley, our class advisors, were more events thot provided cos with school memories i n the years to come. �VA L E D I C T O R I A N SALE M I T O R I A N GLORIA MEIER KATHARINE STOTT When w e receive our diplomas a t uation exercises i n June, w e ' l l certainly h a v e a different f e e l i n g t h a n o u r g r a n d p a r e n t s d i d i n the same situation. I t w a s quite a n ment f o r t h e m t o g o t h r o u g h t w e l v e y e a r s o f formal schooling, b u t n o w i t is more o r pected t h a t w e a t least g o through h i g h school. Years a g o , g r a d u a t i o n f r o m t h e e i g h t h g r a d e was q u i t e a n event — i t sent its graduates o u t to p a v e their roads in life. W e can't hope to be prepared a n d f i t f o r t h e l o n g r o a d that a g e . M o r e a n d m o r e is being required o f us before w e take that final step, into t h e world's busy w h i r l . N o t o n l y does this onward chase o f education e x i s t r i g h t h e r e i n our high schools, b u t in other higher institutions of l e a r n i n g a n d e v e r y p h a s e o f l i f e itself. A degree f r o m college doesn't b e g i n t o c a r r y t h e value i t d i d f i f t y Of course, o n l y t h r o u g h education c a n w e hope t o contribute i n this w o r l d a n d enrich o u r own lives. I only hope that we don't, in the rush of things, g e t t o o involved a n d w r a p p e d u p i n learning t h a t w e spend t o o m u c h t i m e striving for a h i g h e r educational g o a l a n d i n so d o i n g , sacrifice o u r happiness a n d l o s e o u r evaluating t h e r e a l l y i m p o r t a n t t h i n g s i n l i f e . "Education does n o t m a k e a m a n g o o d , i t o n l y makes h i m clever." —Rousseau. James Monroe once said, " A free, virtuous, and e n l i g h t e n e d p e o p l e m u s t k n o w w e l l t h e great principles a n d causes o n w h i c h piness depends." During o u r twelve years i n school w e have been g i v e n t h e tools t o lead a useful l i f e . O u r education h a s n o t b e e n presented t o u s o n a silver platter f o r us t o squander. ity has a r i g h t to expect us to p a y f o r i t ticing enlightened citizenship. Today A m e r i c a i s o n e o f t h e most nations. S h e has m a n y crucial decisions to make. O u r c o u n t r y c a n o n l y m a k e t h e r i g h t choices b y listening t o the voice o f the people — this i s inherent i n o u r democratic tradition. We m u s t b e a w a r e o f t h e tensions i n t h e world t o d a y a n d t h e i r u n d e r l y i n g causes. W e must k e e p o u r s e l v e s i n f o r m e d o f t h e m a n y social, political, a n d economic developments. I n a republic, the decisions o f the leaders rely upon the w i l l o f the people. A f t e r the errors in policy are m a d e w e b l a m e Wa s h i n g t o n b u t t h e f a u l t lies w i t h us. W e cannot expect t o develop o u r capabilities in a free land unless we perform our duties as citizens. W e must shoulder sibilities l a i d upon us. PAGE T W E N T Y -F I VE �TOP TEN Alyce Aiken, J i m Zabonick Sue Stevens Geraldine G r i g g Janice Soule Patsy Green Doris L i n d Polly J o Mason Gloria M e i e r Katharine Stott Ideal Girl Ideal b y D. A . I t . G i r l JANICE SOULE JERRY HELMER GLORIA MEIER PA G E T W E N T Y - S I X �SENIORS A LY C E A I K E N Top T e n School C l e r k 3 Mirror Staff I , 2 , 3 Cardinal S t a f f 3 Cardinal C h a n , . 4 ' , Te e n s 1 , 2 G. A . A . I , 2 Dancing C l u b 2 Exchange A s w m b l y 3 Horizon C l u b 2 Sr. P l o y C o l o n y Jr. M a y C o m m . Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Model Bride C o m m . 4 S Y LV I A A L L E N - " S l y " Roane. Chowloader I , 2 Va r s i t y C h e e r l e a d e r 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff 3 , 4 Mirror Staff I , 2 , 3 , 4 Democracy C o n t e s t 3 Cardinal C h o i r 3 Chorus I , 3 V T. . , . I , 2, 3, 4 Dancing C l u b I , 2 . 4 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Model B r i d e 4 Citizenship C o m m . 4 5r. P l a y C o m m . 1r, P l o y C o m m . Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m 2 Soph Reception C o m m 4 CHARLES B A K E R Track 4 Intramurals 4 Tu m b l i n g 1 F. F . A . I , 3 4.H C l u b 3 " To f f y " FORREST B A L L A R D - " A n " Football V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Football R 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 Basketball R e s e r v e 2 Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 C.Clula 3 , 4 Hi,' 2, 3, 4 Band I , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i e s 2 AUSTIN BARNES - " A w f u l Austin" Jr. P l o y C a s t Baseball Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l M a n a g e r I , 3 Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l M o n t a g e , 1 Intramstrals I , 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror Staff 4 fliT Cardinal Service C l u b 3 , 4 C a r d i n a l S e r v i c e Tr e a s u r e r 4 Rifle Civil A l , P a t r o l 3 , 4 J r. d r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr..Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 Chef Class 4 Hall M o n i t o r I DARYL A L L E N - " E d ' Sr. P l a y C a n Jr. P l a y C a s t Football V a r s i t y 4 Football R e s e r v e 2 , 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y I Track R e s e r v e 3 Intramural, 2 , 3 Bond 1 , 2 , 3 Bond F o l l i e s I , 2 , 3 Basketball B a n d I Chorus 2 Hi•Y 2 , 3 Cardinal Service C l u b 1 Jr..Sr. P r o m Conlon, 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 NANCY ANDREWS - " N a n " Sr. P l a y C a s t Mirror S t a f f I . 2 , 3 , 4 Business E d . M i r r o r 4 Cardinal S t a f f 3 , Cardinal Chatter 2 Model B r i d e 4 ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 G. A . A . I , 2 Golf I Jr. P l a y C o m m . Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Citizenship C o m m . 1 , 2 Concession C h a i r m a n 4 RICHARD B A L D W I N - "'Stadia" Sr. P l a y C a s t Jr. P I , C a s t Football V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Football R e s e r v e 1 , 2 Basketball v. . . . s i t , ' Baskotball e e e e e ye I , 2 , 3 Tennis 2 C- C l u b 3 , 4 Mirror Staff 3 Boys' S t a t e 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr.- S r, P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph, R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 BEVERLY B A R A N O U S K I - " B e v " Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 G. A . A . 2 , 3 , 4 4-H C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 Oflicts Sr. P l o y C o m m . Christmas P o r t y C o m m . 2 Model Bride Conon. 4 FREDERICK B A R R I N G E R - " F r e d " Football V a r s i t y 4 intramurals 3 , 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Basketball B o n d I , 2 , 3 , 4 Band F o l l i e s 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Chorus 2 , 3 Citizenship C o m m . 3 PA G E T W E N T Y - S E V E N �SENIORS D O N N A B AT T E R S O N - " D o n n a Mirror Staff I , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff 2 , 3 Cardinal C h a t t e r 2 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 E. T. A . 2 G. A . A . I , 2 441 C l u b 1 Model B r i d e sl Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr. P l a y C o n a n . Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr..Sr. P r o m C o m m 3 Soph. R w e p t i e n C o m m . 2 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Band F o l l i e s M a k e , . C o m m 4 GALE B O AT M A N - " S o o P Y " Football V a r s i t y 2 , 3 . 4 Football R e s e r v e I Basketball V a r s i t y I . 2 Baseball V a r s i t y I Track V a r s i t y 2 C.Club 3 , 4 Cardinal C h o i r 4 SHIRLEY B O R N - " To o t s " Model B r i d e 4 1,1*ns 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 G. A . A . 1 , 2 Cardinal C h a i r 3 , 4 Chorus 2 , 3 , 4 Chorus A c t e m p a n i s l 3 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 4.11 C l u b I , 2 , 3 , 4 Rural Y o u t h 3 , 4 ORM. Girl 1 Librarian 3 Jr. C l a s s R i n g C OM IM 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . JOANNE BRADLEY - " l o o n n i e " Jr. P l o y C o s t Sr. P l o y D i r e c t o r Cardinal Staff 2 , 4 Mirror S t a f f 1 , 2 , 3 . 4 News Ed. Mirror 4 Feature E d . M i r r o r 3 Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 Ass't E d . C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r 3 Y-Teons 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 1 , 2 G. A . A . I , 2 Citizenship C o m m . 1 . 2 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr. P l a y C a m . , 3 Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 W. S r. M o r o C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m r n . R I C H A R D BETTS - " D i c k " Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y I Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y I /baseball F , , , . V a r s i t y I Intrarnurals I Cardinal C h o i r 3 Chorus 2 DONNA BODIE - "Donna M c " Cardinal C h a t t e r 4 Editor C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r 4 Ass, Ed. Cardinal Chatter 4 Mirror S t a f f I , 2 , 3 ond Scroll A w a r d 4 Sr. P l a y C o s t Model Bride 4 Y - Te w s 2 , 3 , 4 U. N . C l u b 4 G. A . A . I , 2 Dancing C l u b 2 Horizon C l u b 2 Student C o m m i s s i o n 2 W. P l a y T i c k e t C h a i r m a n Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Soph. R e s e c t i o n C o m m 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 N ATA L I E B O V I E - " N O " Jr. P l a y C a s t Sr. P l a y C o s t Cardinal S t a f f 3 , 4 Mirror S t o f f 3 , 4 Debate 3 Forensics 4 Dornocracy C o n t e s t T , 4 Girls Smm 3 rI.T4•46„r424,43r7ri Y.Torrns P r o g r a m C h a i r 4 Dancing C l u b 2 Student C o m m i s s i o n 3 %4r1:17214 C t r i r r i 3 Citizenship C o n a n 3 Jr -Sr. P r o m C o m m T GLENN BOOST - "B•crdty" Basketball R 3 Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i l y 1 , 2 Baseball . 3 F. F . A . 2 , 3 , F. F . A . V i c e • P r e s . • F. F . A . S M t e D e l e g a t e 3 F. F. A . N a t i o n a l D e l e g a t e Parliamentary Te a m 2 , 3 , 4 Boys' C o o k i n g 4 Citizenship C o m m . 2 , 4 Jx•Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph Reception Conan 4 WA LT E R B R O W N . J R . - BETTY B R O W N - " k W ' Cardinal C h o i r 3 Chorus 4 Bawling I Intramural. I Librarian 3 , 4 Usher 3 PAGE T W E N T Y - E I G H T "Sonny" t r n s : 11 4 1 t c 5 r R , 3 , 4 Mirror Staff 3 . Sports E d . M i r r o r 4 Ouill a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 Boys' S t a t e 3 Track V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Track R 2 Football . . . . . . • 2 Basketball F u t u r e Va r s i t y 1 , 2 Golf I C- C l u b 3 , . 1 Hi•Y 2 , 3 , I Jr. P l a y C o r n , , . 4, . 5 , , B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Soph, R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 �SENIORS JOANNE BURTON ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 1 , 2 , 4 G. A . A . I , 2 t7nar C*"lezir 3, Chorus 3 , 4 Sr. P l o y C a r o m . Jr. P l a y C o m m IRVING CASWELL Baseball R e s e r v e 2 Baseball F u t u r e V a r s i l y 1 Cardinal Service C l u b 4 4-H C l u b I . 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Choir 2 , 3 , 4 Chorus 2 , 3 , 4 BO, S . W . I . 2 , 3 Civil A i r P a t r o l 4 DUANE C O LV I N - •'Muscles" Football R e s e r v e 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 I n t r. : m u r a l s 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Va r s i t y M a n a g e r 4 HAROLD CORLESS - - C o o k i e " Sr. P l a y C a s t Football V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Football R e s e r v e 2 Football F , , , , . V a r s i t y 1 Basketball V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Basketball R e ' Freshman B a s k e t b a l l 1 Track V a r s i t y 2 , 3 , 4 Track C.Club 2 , 3 , 4 C.Club President 4 H i , 2, 3. 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m RUTH A N N D e B O LT - " R u t h , ' " Cardinal C h o i r 4 Chorus I , 2 , 3 , 4 ' , Te e n s 2 Dancing C l u b 2 G. A . , 1 , 2 Citizenship C o m m . 2 JANE A N N CAMPBELL - J a n i e " Cardinal S t a l l 2 Y - Tw n s 2 , 3 Dancing C l u b 2 G. A . A I , 7 . 3 Model B r i d e .4 Chorus A c c o m p a n i s t 3 , 4 Jr. P l a y U . S . , Sr. P l o y C o m m . Jr..Sr. B a n g u i . C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 GORDON COCHRANE - " M i c k " Sr P l a y C o s t Jr P l o y C o s t Baseball V a r s i t y 2 , 3 . A Baseball R 1 football B . , . , , 3 Basketball R o w . 3 Cardinal S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f 2 . 3 . 4 0,111 a n d S c r o l l A w a r d 4 C- C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 C.Club S e e m . , 4 Hi- Y 2 , 3 Band 1 , 2 Class V i c e -President 1 Class S e c r e t a r y 2 A.- S r . B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 J, ' I S P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph Rweption Comm. 2 JOYCE C O O P E R Y. Te e n s 2 Dancing C l u b 2 "Coop" Oflice Sr. P l a y C o m m A .11...5r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Soak R e c e o t i o n C o m m . 4 Model B r i d e T k k . , C h a i r 4 THOMAS CRANSON - " Te s t i . " Sr. P l a y C a s t 4 Foa•ball V a r s i t y A Foolball . 2 , 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y I Basketball V a r s i t y 3 . 4 Basketball F V o r s i r y 1 , 2 Track V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Track R 2 C.Club 3 , 4 ISV 2. 3 Hi- C C l u b A F F. A I . 2. 3 . 4 Claw President 3 Jr. C l a s s R i n g C o m m . 3 Chorus A ROGER D E N N I S - " M o o n , J r . " Mayor 4 Student C o m m i s s i o n 2 , 4 S. P l o y C a s t 4 Track V a r s i t y 3 . 4 Track F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 Football RRRRR Y. I . 2 Football F u t u r e V a n i t y 3 Tennis I Intramural, 3 , A C- C l u b 3 . 4 Cardinal S e m i . , C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal S t a f f 7 . 3 Cardinal C h a i r 3 , 4 PA G E T W I P I T Y • N I N E �SENIORS BEVERLY D E V L I N - " S t y " Va r s i t y C h e t r I t a d e r 2 , 3 , 4 R e s t . . C h e m -leader I Tu m b l i n g 1 , 2 G. A . A . Presichont Y - T. n s 2 , 3 Mirror S t a f f 1 , 2 Cardinal C h o i r 3 , 4 Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Nadel Bridt 4 Office Librarian 4 Usher 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . LEON D I C K - "Dick" F. F. A . P r e s i d e n t 4 F. F. A . S e n n a . 3 F. F . A . T O P T . 3 , 4 Dernanstration T e a m 4 P a r l i a m e n t a r y Tterys I , 2 . 3 Ca. P l o w i n g C o n t e s t 2 BRUCE D I L L O N - " B u t c h " Football V o rr i ,, 3 , 4 Foetball R O S . r • 2 Football V a r s i t y 1 Basketball V a n i t y 3 , 4 Basketball R e . r r e I , 2 Baseball V a r s i t y 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Track 3 , 4 C- C l u b 2 . 3 , t H i , 2, 3 . 4 NYC C l u b 4 Student C o m m i s s i o n 3 Class V i c e Pres 2 Mince 5 . 1 1 2 Jr. P l a y C e n t r e 2 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 MYRTLE D R A P E R - " M i t t " Mirror S t a f f 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff 4 ' , Te n n , 2 , 3 , G. A . A . I , 2 Librarian Ushtr 3 , t Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m Sr. P l o y C o m m . ly-Se. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 M A R I LY N D RY E R Model Bride "Biondi*" 4-H C l u b I , 2 , 3 , 4 PAGE T H I R T Y DIANE DICK V. 1 2 , 3 "Di" 4-0 Club I , 2 , 3, 4 14 C l a s s R i n g C o m m . 3 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 1,0•11 C O T T . 3 Snub. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 M A R I LY N D I C K E Y M.PiNtming Guetn 4 Oueen's C o u r t 3 Y. Te e n s 2 . 3 , 4 Darting Club 2 , 4 Model Bride 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Jr. S r. B e n p i n t C o m m . 3 i t 'St. P r a m Cat,,,,,. 3 Jr. P l o y C o m m St P l a y Censrs,. Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . I RICHARD DIRSCHELL - " O L a k " Sr. P l o y C a s t Football V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Football , 2 Football F a l u n V a r s i t y 1 Basketball V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Basketball F u t , . V a r s i t y I , 2 Baseball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 Track V a r s i t y 2 , 3 [-Club 2, 3 , 4 H i , 2, 3, C h r i s m . . Party Comm. 2 Jr..Sr. P r o m . C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 W A N D A DRAPER - " W a n " Y. T. n s 3 , 4 G. A . A . 3 Darning C l u b 2 , A 4 H Club 1, 2, 3 Cardinal Choir 3 , 4 Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Girls' W e t C l u b 4 Model Bride 4 Usher 3 , A Spring F e s t i v a l 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Ploy C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m l y • S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. P r o m f a w n . 3 J O H A N N E S ELLENBERGER - " J o h n " Sr. P l a y C a s t foetball Va r s i t y 4 Track V a r s i t y 1 , 2 , 3 , C-Clitle 4 Hi- Y I , 2 , 3 U. M . C l u b 4 Cardinal S t a f f Cardinal C h a i r 4 Chorus st German Exchange Student Soccer Vo r s i i y 1 . 2 , 3 Handball Va r s i l y 2 , 3 It. P l a y C o s t Class P r e s i d e n t 2 Sports O f f i c e r Sports r r r r r W i v e �SENIORS RICHARD F E R G U S O N - " F e r g i e " Football V a r s i t y 4 Football e e e e 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y I , 2 Track V a r s i t y , 3 , 4 Track R 2 C- C l u b 3 , 4 ROLLAND F L O W E R - " F a c i e ' . Cardinal Service C l u b 2 , 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 Basketball Pytyrfe V a r s i t y 1 Intromurals 2 ParliamenMry Te a m 4 el.H C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , J E A N FORESTER - " J e a n i e " Queen's C o u r t 3 , 4 ' , Te e n s 2 , 1 , 4 G. A . A . I , 2 , 3 Dancing C l u b 1 Shutter B u g s 3 Band 1 , 2 Rand F o l l i e s 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 ROBERT F O R R I S T E R Sr. P l o y C o s i 4 Chorus 3 , 4 M.- S r. S a m u e l C o m m 3 Track R 3 Intramurals 3 CLARENCE F R A N K S - " M i k e " F. F. A . Tr e a s u r e r 4 F . F. A . T o p Te n F. F . A . S e n t i n e l 3 F. F . A . C h o r u s 2 , 3 ParliamenMry Te a m 2 , 3 , 4 Co. P l o w i n g C o n t e s t 3 4.H C l u b I , 2 , 3 , 4 Chorus 2 , 3 Baseball F u t u r e Va r s i t y I M. C l a s s R i n g C o m m . 3 E D WA R D G I F F O R D - " E d d i e " Sr. P l a y C a s t Cardinal S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball V a r s i t y 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball R I C- C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 111.2 I . 2 , 3 , Jr. C l a s s R i n g C o m m . 3 PATSY G R E E N - " G r e e n i e " Top T e n Cardinal S t a f f I , 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 E d i t o r. i n - c h i e f M i r r o r 4 Cardinal Chatter 2 Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 t.PPIroV C C T: Model 'Bride 4 Va r s i t y D e b a t e 3 , 4 Democracy C o n t e s t 3 Latin A w a r d 1 Pres. S t u d e n t C o u n c i l 1 V. Te e n s 2 , 3 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 G. A . A . 1 , 2 Jr.-Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o . , , , , , 4 DUANE F U R N E Y - "Shorty" 4-H C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 4.H C l u b V i m . Pres, 2 4 . H C l u b Tr e a s u r e r 3 Baseball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 CARL G I L L E T T E - " B l u e B l a d e " Sr. P l o y C a s t Cardinal Service C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Service Rosebud F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 Debate 3 Cardinal C h o i r 3 , 4 Chorus I , 2 , 3 , Civil A i r P a t r o l 3 , 4 Rm. Campaign Comm, 4 Hobby F a i r 2 GERALDINE G R I G G To p Tee, Cardinal $ t a f f 4 Mirror S t a f f 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 1 4 . . Te r A . " l e , " Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . J,.- S , . P r o m C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Model B r i d e C o m m . C h a i r, 4 Quality Springs Essay W i n n e r 4 PA G E H O R M O N E �SENIORS ELLEN G R U N E R ' D u k e " Cardinal S t a f f 3 , 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 Basketball B a n d 3 Bond P. 1 1 1 . , 3 Chorus 4 Model B r i d e 4 Shutter B u g s Dancing C l u b 2 . 3 , 4 D o m i n g C l u b Vice-Pres. 3 G. A . A . 1 4.H C l u b I , 2 Office G i r l Citizenship C o m m . 3 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . J, . 5 , , B a n q u e t C o m m . GEORGE H E AT O R - " G a b r i e l " Track R 3 Baseball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 r;,:crr.r,r,ah 3 , 4 Chef Class 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . ALICE H I L L B O R G - " A l " M:rror S t a f f 1 , 2 Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 D a n c i n g C l u b Tr e a s u r e r 3 Horizon C l u b 1 , 2 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Citizemhip Comm. 3 Jr. P l a y C o r n m . Jr.- 5 r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Va l e n t i n e F o r m a l C o m m . 3 ETHEL H O W L E T T - " E t h " Mirror S t a f f I , 2 , 3 Y-Teons 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 1 G. A . A . 1 , 2 Citizenship C o m m . 3 , 4 Librarian 1 ALICE H U S S - " H u s k y " Cardinal C h o i r 3 , 4 Chorus I , 2 , 3 , Model B r i d e 4 1,feens 4 4-H C l u b 1 , 2 Sr P l o y C o m m . PA G E T H I R T Y - T W O A N N A H AT M A K E R - " H a n n a " Cardinal C h o i r 4 Chorus I , 4 Model B r i d e 4 Hi- C C l u b 4 4-11 C l u b I Usher 3 Jr. P l a y C o m m . JERRY H E L M E R - " B e r t " Ideal B o y football Va r s i t y 3 . A Football R 2 , 2 Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 , 2 [-Club 3, 4 III V 1 , 2 , 3 . 4 Boys State 3 Citizenship A w a r d I Class P r e s i d e n t 4 Exchange A s s e m b l y 2 Band I Basketball B o n d I Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr.- S r. B a n g . , C o m m . 3 le.•Sr• P r o m C o m n , 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 M A RY H O G O B O O M Mirror Staff I Si-Teens 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 3 , 4 Debate 2 Cardinal C h o i r Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Chorus I , 3 , 4 Usher 3 Jr. S r . B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Souls. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 Club I . 2 , 3 , 4 Rural Y o u t h 2 , 3 , 4 Grange 4 H A R RY H U D S O N - " A c e " 5 , Ploy Cast Jr. P l a y C a s t Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 , 2 F. F. A . S e c r e t o r y 4 F. F . A . N a t i o n a l D e l e g a t e F. F. A . C h a n t s 4 Demonstration T e a m 4 National G u a r d s 4 PA U L E T TA I V E Y - "Ivy" G. A . A . R e p r e s e n t a t i m 3 Jr.•Sr, B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Model B r i d e C o m m . 4 �SENIORS JAMES K E Y E S - " J u m p y " A. P l a y Cost Cardinal Service C l u b I , 2 Debate 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 , 2 Future V a r s i t y I , 1 Track F V a r s i t y 2 Tu m b l i n g I , 2 Sr. P l a y C o m m . .14...Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 Rep. C a m p a i g n C h a i r . 4 National G u a r d s 3 , A Hobby F a i r 3 MAX KINYON - "Onion" Cardinal C h a i r 4 Chorus 4 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 , 2 Basketball F V a r s i t y 1 !Mammals 3, 4 JOAN LaFORGE - " J o " Cardinal Staff 4 Cardinal Chatter 4 Y. Te r m s 2 , 3 , A Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 U. N . C l u b 3 , 4 Bond 1 , 2 , 3 , Basketball B a n d I , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i e s I , 2 , 3 , 4 Solo a n d E n s e m b l e C o n t e s t s 3 Jr. P l a y C o r n r , . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr.•Sr. B a n , . C o m m . 3 Jr..Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 DORIS L I N D - " D u c k y " To p T e n Mirror S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Ed.- i n - c h i e f M i r r o r A Cardinal S t a f f I , 2 . 3 . 4 Literary E d . C a r d i n a l 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r 2 ond Scroll A w a r d 4 Sr. P l a y C a s t A. P l a y Cast ' , Te e n s 1 , 3 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 G. A . A . 1 Debate 4 Forensics A Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 21.-St. P r o m C h a i r m a n 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Model Bride 4 CAROL L O Z E R - "Honey" 3 m,„,„ Staff 2 Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 Y. Te e n s 3 . 4 Dancing C l u b 2 Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr..Sr, P r o r n C o m m . 3 Rural Y o u t h 3 , 4 CHARLEEN K I N G - " C h a r " Cardinal S t a f f 3 , 4 Cardinal Music E d . 4 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 Pres. D a n c i n g C l u b 3 Band I , 2 , 3 , 4 Basketball B a n d 2 Band F o l l i e s 2 , 3 , 4 Office G i r l Citicenship C o m m . 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 4 Jr.- S r. P r o m C o m m 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C l , , . . . 4 C.istrnas Party Comm. 2 W t y, N E TA 4 K N A P P - "Lucky" C a r e Ve l C h o i r 3 , 4 Chorus 1 , 3 , 4 Spring F e s t i v a l 1 , 2 . 3 , 4 Librarian 4 U.S., 2 L AW R E N C E L A N G W O R T H Y - " L a r r y " Track V a r s i t y 3 Tennis 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 , 2 Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y I , 2 Intrarnurals 3 C.Club 3 , 4 F. F . A . 4 4.0 Club Cardinal C h o i r 4 Chorus 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m BUDDY L I P P E R T - " L i p p Y " Sr. P l a y C a s t Cardinal C h o i r 3 , 4 Chorus 3 , 4 Cardinal Sorvice C l u b 3 , 4 nays' C l . . C l u b 3 Radio C l u b 3 4-H C l u b 1 , 1 Dancing C l u b 2 Baseball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 Intramurals 2 , 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . 1,5e. Banmet Comm 3 PA U L I N E M A S O N - " P a l l y J o " Tap Te n Lorin A w a r d I , 2 Ir Play Cast 3 Cardinal S t a f f I , 2 . 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f I , 2 , 3 , 4 forensics 2 Democracy C o n t e . 2 Clots Vi c e - P r e s . 3 Reserve C h e e r l e a d e r 1 Y. Te e n s 1 , 3 Dancing C l u b 2 . 3 U. N . C l u b 2 German C l u b 1 , 2 Chorus I , 3 Jr- S r . b a n q u e t C o m m 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 3 MGM Political Convention 3 PA G E T H I R T Y- T H R E E �SENIORS GLORIA MEIER - ' ' C l , ' ' Ed.•insChief C a r d i n a l 4 Ass.? E d i l o r C a r d i n a l 3 Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 Va l e d i c t o r i a n 4 D. A . R . G i r l 4 Citizenship A w a r d 1 Latin A w a r d I , 2 Class Tr e a s u r e r 2 Sr. P l o y C a s t Va r s i t y C h e e r l e a d e r 2 , 3 RRRRR ye C h e e r l e a d e r I Y s T. n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 Exchange A s s e m b l y 2 Band I , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i e s I , 2 . 3 Solo a n d E n s e m b l e C o n t e s t 1 . 2 J r, S r. P r o m C h a i r m a n 3 JOAN MILLER Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 G. A . A . I , 2 441 C l u b I , 2 , 3 , 4 Ca. H a r v e s t Q u e e n ' s C o u r t OfIke Girl 4 Usher 2 Chorus I , 2 Model B r i d e C o m m . 4 Citizenship C o m m , 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr. P l a y C o m m . Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Rural Y o u t h 3 , 4 DONALD M O O R E F. F . A . 3 , 4 Co. P l o w i n g C o n t e s t F. F . A . B a s k e t b a l l 4 Baseboll f a w n s V a r s i t y I 441 C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 JACK N O R T H R U P - " V o n " Sr. P l o y C a s t Jr. P l o y C o s t Cardinal S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 Track V a r s i t y 3 , • Track R e s e r v e 2 Football Intromurals 3 C- C l u b 3 , 4 Band I , 2 Basketball B a n d 1 , 2 Band F o l l i e s 2 H.- S r . B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 3,. ' 5 , , P r o m C o m m . 2 Rotary P o l i t i c a l C011113 3 Naval Reserves 4 ELSIE N I C H O L S - " E l s e " Dancing C l u b 1 , 2 Model B r i d e C o m m . 4 Jr. P l o y C o r n . , . . . S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 441 C l u b I , 2 , 3 , 4 JOYCE , O M O - " S h o r t y " Cardinal C h o i r 3 , 4 Chorus 1 I, 2 , 3 , 4 441 C l u b 1 , 2 librorion 4 Sr. P l o y C o m m . Model B r i d e C o m m . 4 PETER N U L L - " P e t e " Jr. P l a y C a s t 4-0 Club I , 2 Bend 1 Basketball RRRRR 1 , 2, 3 LEONARD O T I S - " O f i v " Faatball Va r s i t y 4 Football R e s e r v e 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 Track V a r s i t y 3 , 4 C- C l u b 4 Cardinal Service C l u b I , 2 , F. F . A . 3 , 4 441 C l u b I , 2 , 3 PAGE T H I R T Y- F O U R GRACE MILLER - " G r a c i e " Doming Club 2 , 3 G 1 , A. I 4-H C l u b I , 2 , 3 Chicenship C o n s m . 3 Jr P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C O T T , I, '5,. B a n g u i . Comm. 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 ROGER PA R C E L L - " P e r c e y " Sr. P l a y Cardinal C h o i r 4 Chorus I , 1 , Boys' G I * * C l u b 3 Student C o u n c i l , 3 2 1 : 4 I , 2 7 7 . 7 2 . 'Club 2 , 3 , 4 Pres. C a r d i n a l S e r v i c e Radio C l u b 3 Camera C l u b 1 Vi s u o l - E d . C l u b I Monitors. C l u b 1 Dancing C l u b 2 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Baseball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 Intramurals 3 , 4 �SENIORS N O R M A P E AV E Y Y. Te e n s 3 , 4 PEGGY PITCHER , Te e r a 3, 4 "Norma.' Model B r i d e 4 .1, S r . P r o m C o m m . 3 PAT R I C I A R A N K I N - "Pot'. Christmas P o r i , C o m m . 2 Notional G u a r d 3 , 4 3 trr'crinc!1"Ttail Class Tr e a s u r e r 3 , 4 Citizenship C o r m , 3 Jr. P l a y C e r a m . Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 PAT R I C A R O B I N S O N - " P a t s y " Jr. P l a y C a s t Cardinal S t a f f 4 Mrcor Srcfl Jr. H i g h E d . C a r d i n a l C h a n . , 3 Student C o m m i s s i o n 4 ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 G. A . A . 1 , 2 , 3 Band 1 , 2 Basketball B a n d I , 2 Band F o l l i e s 2 Model B r i d e Forensics 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m .11..5r. P r o m C o m m 3 Seph R e c e z m o n C o m m 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m JACK S C H U B E L - - S c h u b . " Baseball V a r s i t y 3 Baseball R football Reserve 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 Intromurals 1 , 3 , 4 C- C l u b 3 , 4 Peg REMUS R I G G , J R . - " k e r n " football Va r s i t y 4 Football R . , . , , . 2 , 3 Basketball V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Basketball R e s e r v e 2 Track V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Track R e s e r v e 2 Sr. P l a y C a s t C.Club 3 , 4 F. F. A . 4 C a P l o w i n g Contest 2 , 3 , 4 A l i Club I , 2 , 3 , 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 , Basketball B a n d Band F o l l i e s 4 C h e r. 3, 4 Cardinal C h , , Orchestra 4 Usher 3 , 4 PA U L A S A G E R - " P u l a " Jr. P l a y C o s t 5.1eens 2 , 3 , 4 Y. Te e n s S e c r e t o r y G. A . A . 1 , 2 . 3 G. A . A . S e c r e t a r y 3 Doming C l u b 2 , 4 Sh . . . . . bugs 3 Mirror Strait 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Jr. H i g h E d , M i r r o r 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r 2 , 2 Tennis 1 , 2 Model B r i d e 4 Carcass:on C o m m 4 A. P l a y C o m m . Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr..Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 Saab. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 - Horizon C l u b 1 , 2 Model B r i d e 4 Librarian 4 Ushrc 3 Sr P l a y C o m m . 0 . 4 r , Banquet C a LARRY R O B S O N Track V a r s i t y 2 , 4 Track F u t u r e V a r s i t y 3 Crass C o u n t r y V a r s i t y 2 Football B . , . , , . I , 2 Intramurals 1 , 4 Tu m b l i n g I F F. A Baskeboll 4 P o , ' Glee Club Cho.. 1 Sr. P l a y Cornrn. FRANCES S C H E I D L E R - " F r a n " Mirror S t a f f I . 2 Cardinal S t a f f I , A I r. H i g h C a r d i n a l E d . 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r 2 , 3 , Elem. E d . C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r 4 ' , Te e n s 2 . 3 . 4 Dancing C l u b 2 4 1 1 . Citizenship C o m m . 1 Jr. P l o y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . J r. . S r B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr..Sr, P r o m C o m m . 3 Soph Reception Comm. 4 Christmas P a r t y C a r o m 2 REID S I LV E R S - " R a p i d " Football V a r s i t y 4 Basketball V a r s i t y 4 Baseball V a r s i t y 2 , 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y C a s t Jr. P l a y C a s t Boys' S t a t e 3 C.Club 2 , 3 , 4 C.Club T , . , . , , . , 4 H i , 1, 3, Cardinal S t a l l 1 , 3 , 4 Mirror S t a i l 2 , 3 , 4 PA G E T H A I T Y- F I V E �SENIORS GAROLD S M I T H - - J e r r y " Hi- Y 2 Cardinal C h o i r 2 Chorus 2 Citizenship C o n a n . I JEANETTE S M U L L E N Y- Te e n s 3 , 4 - Cardinal C h o i r 4 Chorus 4 Model k i d . 4 Librarian 4 Sr. P l o y [ a l m a . ...St. Banquet C o BETTY S N Y D E R - " B a b y " 3 Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Choir 4 Librarian 4 Citizonship C o n a n I . 4 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Band F o l l i e s C o m m . 4 JANICE SOULE - " N o w , " Top T e n Ideal G i r l Cardinal S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Sr. H i g h E d . C a r d i n a l 4 Mirror S t a f f I , 1 , 3 , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r I . 2 , 3 , Ed.-in.Chief C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d Y-Teisns 2 , 3 , 4 Y- Te a n P r e s i d e n t 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 alland I , 2, 3, 4 Exchange A s w m b l y 3 Class S e c r e t o r y 1 Jr. C l a s s R i n g C o n a n . 3 Sr. P l o y C o w i , , . Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t a n d P I O T • C o m m Seph. R e c e p t i o n C o m a , 4 "Barb" SkuttM, B a g s 3 Dancing C l u b 2 Horizon C l u b 1 , 2 Model B r i d e 4 Citizenship C o m m . I Jr. P l a y C o n a n . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o n a n . 3 Soak. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 Christmas P a r t y C a n n , I JACK S TA N S E L L - " H a r r y " Football V a r s i t y 2 , 3 . 4 Football R o s a r y I Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y I Basketball R e s e r v e I , 2 Bombed! R I . 1 Track R e s e r v e 3 C- C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 Hi,/ 2 , 3 . 4 Sr. P l a y C a s t 1, Ploy Cast Class P r e s i d e n t I P A U T H I R T Y- S I X Cardinal C h o i r Chorus 3 , 4 Tennis I , 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y I Red" REX S N Y D E R - ' S n y d ' Football e e e e e ve 3 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 2 Freshman B a s e b a l l I BARBARA SPERBECK Cardinal Staff 3 Mirror S t a l l 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 Y- Tw r i s 2 , 3 , 4 KENDALL S M I T H Sr. P l a y C o s t Cardinal Service C l u b 4 JANET S P O O N - -Beaver" Shutter B u g s 3 Mirror Staff 3 Band I . 2 , 3 , 4 Band F o l l i e s 3 , i t Citizenship C o m m . 3 BARBARA S T E P H E N S O N Cardinal Choir 4 Choir 3 , 4 Solo a n d E n s e m b l e C o n t e s t 2 Exchange A s s a m b l y 2 F. T . A . 2 , 3 Usher 3 Jr. P l o y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Saab. R e c o p t i o n C o m m . 4 �SENIORS LORENZO STEPHENSON - " L a n z a " Football V a r s i t y 4 Track V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Tennis 1 , 2 Tu m b l i n g 1 Basketball M a n a g e r 2 C- C l u b 3 , 4 • 2 , 3, 4 Cardinal Service C l u b I , 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . SUE S T E V E N S - " S u s i e " Ta p Chat., 4 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 • C l u b 1 band 3 Band F o l l i e s 3 5 r P l a y Conon. Jr ..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . JACK S U M M I T T - - H o n e y " Cardinal Service C l u b 4 Citizenship C o m m . I . 2 A. M . A . 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 BARBARA STETLER - B a b a Cardinal C h o i r 3 , • Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Model B r i d e 4 ' , Te e n s 4 G. A . A . 4 Dancing C l u b 1 , 2 4.H C l u b I . 2 Librarian 3 K AT H A R I N E S T O T T - " E a t ; . ' Salutatorian 4 Latin A w a r d I , 1 Cardinal S t a f f 2 , 3 . 4 Mirror S t o l l 1 , 2 , 3 Cardinal C h a t t e r I , 2 , / Ouill a n d Scroll A w a r d Class T r e a s . . . . , I Class S e c r e t a r y Sr. P l a y Debate 3 , 4 Forensics 3 Democracy C o n t e s t 2 . 4 U. N . C u b 3 , 4 Y.Teons 2 . 3 Darwin° C l u b 2 , 3 F. T . A . 2 , 3 J r. - S r B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 JOHN S WA I N - "Fingers" Football V a r s i t y Football R e s e r v e 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 Basketball V a r s i t y 3 Basketball E a . . , a . 2 Track V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Baseball F u t u r o V a r s i t y 2 Football M a n a g e r 3 Basketball M a n a g e r 2 C- C l u b 3 , Al Hi.`4 2 Sr. P l a y C a s t Jr. P l a y C a n Cardinal S t a f f 4 Mirror S t a f f 3 , 4 Jr.-Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 JAMES T A Y L O R LLOYD TA C K E T T - " T a c k " PAT R I C I A T A Y L O R - " P o , Q u e e n ' s Court 4 Cardinal S t a f f 4 Mirror S t a f f 1 , 3 , Mirror C l u b E d . 4 Cardinal C h a H e r 2 , 3 Y-Yeens 2 , 3 , 4 Shutter B u g s 2 Tennis 2 Model B r i d e C o m , . 4 Jr P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr . 5 r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Jr.- S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y Corns., 2 Soph R e c e p t i o n C a w " 4 - ••lim F. F. A . C o u r s e 4 F. F . A . B a s k e t b a l l 4 Inirarnurols 2 , 3 ROBERT T E M P L E S - " E o b ' . Football . . . . . 3 , 1 Baseball F V a r s i t y I , 2 Naval P • O F T H I R T Y- S E V E N �SENIORS K AY T H O M A S - " K a t y " Sr. P h z y C o a t Hommorning Q u e e n ' s C o u r t 4 Va r s i t y C h e e r l e a d e r 3 , 4 R. C h e e r l e a d e r 2 Cardinal S m f f 4 Mirror S t o l l 4 1.- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 4 G. A . A 1 , 2 Chorus 1 Model B r i d e 4 Exchange A s s e m b l Y Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Pmm C o m m . 3 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 BEVERLY W A L K E R - " B e v " Cardinal C h o i r 3 . 4 Charm I . 2, 3, 4 Spring F e s t i v a l 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ' , Te e n s 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 4.H C l u b I , 2 Usher 3 , Jr. P l o y C u m . ' Sr. P l a y C o m m . 3, S . l o n g u e , C o m m . 3 l x . S r. P r o m C o n u r k 3 EUGENE WA L L A C E 5 r. P l a y C o s t lilY 1, 3 Debate 4 land 2. 3, 4 A l a n d Pres. 4 Basketball B a n d 2 , 3 , I Band F o l l i e s 2 , 3 , 4 M e l - O - To m s 3 , Chorus 3 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Citizenship C o m m . 1 l x - S r. P r o m . C o m m . 3 Golf I , 2 Intrarnurals I . 2 , 3 , 4 BEVERLY W I L C O X - " B e e " Sr. P l a y C a s t Va r s i t y C h e e r l e a d e r 4 Reserve C h e e r l e a d e r 2 , 3 Y. Te e n s 2 . 3 , . 4 Dancing C l u b I , 2 , 3 G. A . A . I , 2 Band I , 2 , 3 Basketball B o n d 2 , 3 Exchange A s s e m b l y 2 , 3 Democracy C o n t e s t 4 Citizenship Co.,,.,, 2 Jr P l a y C o m m . 3 Banquet C o m m . 3 Soph. R m e p t i o n C o m m 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m 2 MARGARET W I L K I N S O N - " M a r g i e " A- S a n d 4 l a n d Follies 4 Cardinal Choir 4 Chorus 4 Sr. P l o y C o m m A Halloween Float Comm. 4 PA G E T H I I I T Y - E I G H T .,Tr.. SANDRA T R O U T M A N - ' S a n d y " Wrror Staff I . 2 Cardinal C h o n g , 2 , 3 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Y- Te e n s Tr e a s u r e r 3 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 Tennis 1 , 2 Band 1 , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i e s 2 . 3 Modal B r i d e C h a i r m a n Offlm Sr. P l a y C a m , , . 1r.- 5 x B a n q u e t C o m m . 1 r S r. P r o m C o m m . 3 Concession C h a i r m a n 4 JOYCE W A L K E R - "loycle" O A . A. 2 4-H C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Model B r i d e A Spring F e s t i v a l I 1r7 P1,,, C M , , , Sr. P l a y C o . . . . . 4 l x -Sr. P r o m C o m m . 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . 2 Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m 4 HALLETT W A L S T O N - "Hal" DONALD WILKINS Football V a r s i t y 3 . 4 Football R e s e r v e 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 Baseball V a r s i t y 2 , 3 Baseball Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y I Tennis 1 Intramurals 2 , 3 , 4 C.Club 2 , 3 , 4 111-2 2 Jr. P l a y C o s t 4-H C l u b I , 2 G A RY W I L S O N - " G i n k " Sr P l a y C o s t Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 intrarnurals I �SENIORS LLOYD W O O D — Cardinal S e r v i c e C l u b 2 , 3 , Shutter B u g s 4 H Club 1, 2. 3. 4 Cardinal C h o i r 3 , 4 Chorus 1 , 2 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Football F u t o r e V a r s i t y 1 Baseball F u t u r e V a r s i t y I ROBERT W O L F E — 4 MARLENE W O O D S — " S h o r t y " G. A . A . P r e s i d e n t 3 5-1eens 2 , 3 Shutter B u g s 3 Shutter B M X T r s c H N e r 3 Student C o m m i s s i o n 4 Mirror S t a f f 2 , 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m _ N.- S r . B a n q u e t C o m m _ 3 J r. - 5 r P r o m C o m m . 3 MAX W O O D F O R D — "Doodle'. F. F . A . 1 , 2 . 3 4-11 C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 Baseball F V a r s i t y 1 JAMES Z A B O N I C K — Top Te n Football V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Football RRRRR ye 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 a . . . 6 A Va r s i t y 3 , I Baseball R 1 , 2 Basketball R e m , . 3 Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y I . 2 Tennis 1 , 2 Intramorols 1 C- C l u b 3 , 4 Hi•rf 2 , 3 RICHARD Z A B O N I C K — " R u d y " Football V a r s i t y 3 , 4 Football RRRR me 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 Baseball V a r s i t y 4 Baseball R e s e r v e 3 Baseball F . . . . . V a r s i t y 1 , 2 Basketball F u t o n , V a r s i t y 1 , 2 Intramural. 3 , 4 [-Club 3, 4 Office , . 5 , , Banquet Comm. 3 Cilisonship C o m m . I Soph. R e c e p t i o n C o m m 4 DONALD MUDDY — Sr. P l o y C o s t PAGE T H I R T Y - N I N E �CLASS O F Offirerm PRESIDENT J VICE-PRESIDENT o h T e n MiInes d Rennell SECRETARY S h a r r o n Kemp TREASURER R u s s e l l Nivison KEMP, RENNELL, MILNES, NIVISON JUNIOR - mARGIE AITCHISON - L A V E ALLEN - BARBARA AV E R Y - D A W N E BARNES - J O H N BENNETT - R O N A L D B E R C AW 3 - DORIS BLANCHARD - L A U R A LU BRADLEY - DICK B R I G H A M - K AT H L E E N B R O N S O N - L O R I S BUTTERS - ALICE C A M P E l l L a\1 r e r a r : r r v 7 1 0 (7 if) PA G E F O R T Y - C O R A CARVER - CARL C H AT F I E L D - D O N CLARK - A N N A ) 0 CLUEENS -- J AY C L E V E L A N D - SHIRLEY C O E - J O A N N COOLIDGE - V E R N O N CORLESS - CLAIRE C O U I L L A R D - MARY LOU C O X - NELLIE D E V L I N - D O N N A DICK - KEN DIRSCHEIL - MERLE D O N B R O C K - BETTY D O V E - R AY M O N D D O W N E R - DEE D U N C A N - G E N E E A S T E R D AY - JERRY E I L I G E T - RUTH F E N N E R - JO A N N FERGUSON - J A N I C E FICKLE - JESSICA F I L A R S K I - D O N N A FORESTER �JUNIOR — ROBERT FOSTER — D I A N E FRASER — BETTY FREEBORN — B E R N I C E G E N T RY — G O R D O N G E N T RY —ROBERT G O O D W I N — S T E WA R T G O R D O N — PETE G O S H I A — M A R I LY N G O T T S C H A L K — DOUG GRANGER — M A R I LY N G R AY — G E R RY ORIENT — JOE G R I G G —JOYCE H A M L I N — ALICE HARRIS — N A N C Y YAT E S — DONNA HINSON — FRED H O B A R T — D AV E H O D G M A N — G L O R I A HOLLISTER — K AT H L E E N H O S E K — J I M HULET — JERRY HURLEY — HAL J O H N S O N — RICHARD JOHNSON — SHARRON K E M P — DONNA KING — ROBERT K L I N E — V O N LETHERER — JACK LEWIS — N O R M A LEWIS — RHEA LEWIS — J I M LIPPERT — H A R RY LUCE — DEAN McGINESS —P A T M c K E I T H — D U A N E MKNALL — K AT H R Y N M A R C H A N T — S O N YA MAURER — H O WA R D M AY — PHYLLIS M I C H A E L — P E G G Y MILLER — JOHN MILNES — L O I S MITCHELL — SHARRON MORR — DICK M O R R I S O N — WAY N E MORRISON — ROLENE N E W M A N — FRED N I C H O L S — RUSSELL N I V I S O N — DOUG NORTON — M I K E O'ROURKE — ORVILLE OTIS — C A R O L E PA L M E R = r 1111.11) r'11) T M E PAGE F O R T Y - O N E �JUNIOR - BILL PA R S H A L L - J I M PETERS - L E O N A R D PITCHER - L A R R Y REAMER - T E D RENNELL - P H I L I P RICE - J A N E T RUSSELL - SARA SANFORD - J O H N SCHEIDLER - SYBIL S C H L U B AT I S - CARL S E M M E L R O T H - D U A N E TILER - BEVERLY S I LV E R S - PEGGY SKABO - BERNARD SMITH - DOLORES SMITH - G L E N N SMITH - HAL SMITH - M A RY SNYDER - J O A N N E SORTWELL - D U A N E S TA N L E Y - W AY N E STEPHENSON - H O W A R D STREETER - K E N N E T H S U N D AY - BILL SWEET - JERRY S W E E T - JO A N N THOMPSON - CAROLE T O M S O N - T O M TOLL - L A V E T TA W A L D R O N - mARY W AY - WA LT E R W E AV E R - BARBARA WEEDEN - HAL WEIDNER - D A V I D WERT - BILL W I N E M I L L E R - L A R RY W O L F O R D - JEAN WOOLRIDGE - Jim WORmBRAND PA G E F O R T Y - T W O �CLASS O F 1 9 5 5 Offieerm PRESIDENT D VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY o D n i Trencher c k M i l t o n TREASURER B e v e r l y Show Gruner Groner M. GRUNER, TREACHER, S H AW, B . SOPHOMORE — H O WA R D AcMOODY — K AY A R N O L D — W I L L I A M BABB — H A N K BAILEY — M A RY JANE BAILEY — K AT H L E E N BAKER — S H I R L E Y BAKER — BOB BARANOUSK — KERMIT BARTHOLOMEW — B A R B A R A BLANCETT — JIM BORN — C L AY B U R D I C K — JOHN BURTON — J U D Y BUTLER — B E V E R LY BYERS — M A R I LY N C L E M E N S — A N N CORNISH — BEVERLY CRIBBS — NANCY CUMMINGS — N E L S O N CURTIS — SHARRON DEAN — J O ELLEN D E N N I S O N — N O R M A DIRSCHELL — EUGENE DONIHUE — I VA JEAN DONIHUE — EDDIE D O W N E Y — ° E L T O N DRAPER — D O N A L D G WAT E R — S A N D R A EBERTS —F R E D F A D D E N — J A N E T EARNER — C O N N I E FERGUSON — C H A R L E S FISHER — P H I L I P FISHER — A L I C E FISK — CHARLES F L I N T PAGE F C R T Y- T H R E E �SOPHOMOR — L A R RY FRASER — D AV I D FREDERICK — G L E N FRY — NANCY GAUVEY — MARTHA GOBLE — PAT G R A D Y — ROBERT G R AY ALICE G R E E N WA L D M A R Y SUE G R I G G BEVERLY G R U N E R M I LT O N G R U N E R G AY L E G W I N N —ALICE H A M L I N — JAMES H A M L I N — A G N E S H AY M A K E R — M O L LY H AV E N S — D AV E HAZZARD — L A R RY H I N S D A L E — SHIRLEY H O A R D —JEAN HOGOBOOM — JUDY H O U C K — m E LV I N H O W A R D - ROBERT JOHNSON —ELDON J O H N S O N — L AV E R N E E A R N — J A N E T KEYES — CONNIE KING —MARY KINTIGH — GERRY E L E I N D I N S T — N A N C Y ROLASSA — JIM LINT — L a M A R L I V E N S PA R G E R — JANETTE L O V E — JUDY LUCAS — J O Y C E LACE — LYSLE LUKE e &y- " Pat r i *_ i N i l \ • A b k — M A R I LY N L U T I E N S — E V E LY N LY N N — JERRY M c B R I D E — DON McCANN — JOAN MONTEE — M A RY A N N MAURER — J I M MILLER — L A R RY M I N E R — D O U G MITMESSER — MARY JEAN M U N D Y — S U Z A N N E N E A R PA S S — RUSSELL N I C H O L S — M A RY OLMSTED — JIM OTIS — J A N E PA R A D I N E — M A R Y PA R K E S — V I R G I N I A PA R S H A L L — M I C K E Y PA U L PAGE F O R T 1 , 0 1 1 1 1 �SOPHOMOR — B E N FROST — M A RV I N PICARD — E D I T H POTTER — L O L A POTTER — ALBERT P U D A K — J U D Y RENNELL — JACK R O B I N S O N — T O M ROBEY — V I V I A N R O S E N B L AT T — BERNARD RURKA — E U N I C E SAGER — RUTH SANFORD f4 7:1 — E V A S AT T I S O N — B O N N I E SCAGGS — N A N C Y SCHAFFER — M A R Y SCHUBEL — D E L M A SCRIBER — L • R O Y SCRIBER — DICK S H AW — DELORES S H I E RY — CARL S N Y D E R — D A V I D SNYDER — C O N N I E SOULE — LEN D e SOURS — CHARLES S O W L E S — L I N D A SPENCER — PA U L A SWEET — B A S I L TAY L O R — BETTY T H E B A U D — C A R O LY N T H O M A S — JIM THOMAS — TOM THOMAS — G A R Y TO W E R S — D O N TREACHER — JERRY T R O U T M A N — PAT TUCKER — HUBERT TUTTLE — JOHN URBAN — JANICE V A N BLARCUM — G L E N N V A N DYKE — LOIS V A N VLIET — L A R RY W A L D R O N i200-0( o — C A R O LY N W A T S O N — H O WA R D WAT S O N — D O N N A W E AV E R — R I TA W E E K S — E D WA R D W I L L I A M S — CAROL W O R M B R A N D — ROSEMARY Y O U N G PA G E F O R T Y- F I V E �CLASS O F 1 9 5 6 Offieerx PRESIDENT C o n n i e Parshall VICE-PRESIDENT n SECRETARY TREASURER J e R a e J o a Otis A r e Reamer y Hodges PARSHALL, OTIS, REAMER, HODGES FRESHME - A N N ADAMS - JAMES A D A M S - RICKY A L I S O N - RUTH A N D E R S O N - MARCIA ANDREWS - LAMES AUSTIN - TERRY B A K E R - V I R G I N I A BALCH - ALLEN BARTON - B A R N E Y B AT T E R S O N - G E O R G E B E R C AW - DEAN BLANCHARD - CARBARA B O AT M A N - KEN BOOHER - PA U L I N E B R O D T - NICK BROWN - S A U N D R A B R YA N - B E N BURK - V I R G I N I A CAMPBELL - M A R Y CARLISLE - J O Y C E CARVER - PA U L C A R V E R - DOROTHY CASWELL - LEONA CHAMPION L - D U A N E C H AT F I E L D - GERALD CARK - JOYCE CLEVELAND - HOMER CLOSSON - BETTY C O L E M A N - WALLACE COX - D AV I D CRANSON - E D D I E D AV E N P O R T - M A R G I E D AV E N P O R T - M A R J O R I E DEMOTE - BETTY D E V L I N - MABEL D O N O R ) , 441 PA G E F O R T Y- S I X �FRESHME - MARY DuBOIS - GLEN ENGLISH - J A N E T TALES - R I TA F E N N E R - BILLIE FISHER - N O R M A N FISHER - S H I R L E Y FISK - CORAL FITZGERALD - LOUISE FLEMING - JAMES FLINT - L A R RY F O R D - R O N N I E FUNDERBURG - N E I L FURNEY - M A R I A N GALLOP - N O R M A N GIBSON - B A R RY G O O D W I N - KENNETH G O R D O N - BRUCE G R A N G E R - J U D Y HALL - RUDY HALL - D AV E HARRIS - RUTH H E R M A N - D U A N E H I LT O N - R A N N Y HINCKLEY - GEORGIA HINSON - BETTY D O D G E - JOY HODGES - R O B E R TA H O L L I S - G L E N N H O LT Z - ELDON HOUSTON Pr'eal'I.: i _ F R E D HOWLETT - A L B E R TA H U B B A R D - C LY D E H U B B A R D - S H I R L E Y HULBERT - JANET JENKINS - KENNETH JENKINS - DALE J O H N S O N - NANCY JOHNSON - RUTH J O H N S O N - JACK KELLOGG - RUSSELL KEYES - WESLEY KINSEY - BRUCE K L I N E - LORETTA K N A P P - L A R RY K N O W L E S - L E O N KRISER - JUDY LAMBERSON - BILL L A N G W E L L - DONNA LENNINGTON - C A R O LY N L E W I S - D O N LEWIS - FRED LILUE - TOM LIPMAN - D A V I D LY O N ° I -I14' t f r i l l "161 ofti",t, fv dfA . .keit PAGE F O R T Y - S E V E N �•0isn.Q. C FRESHME — DEAN McCURLEY — JEANINE MeKINLEY — CIFFORD McMICHAEL — GRACE McNALL — BETTY M A C K L I N — AROMA MARCHANT — LEWIS M A R V I N — D A L E M AT H E R — R I C H A R D M AT H E W S — JERRY M A X S O N — JAMES M AY — M A R I LY N M A Y — BETTY M I L L E R — R O S E M A RY MILLER — V I R G I N I A MILLER — M O L LY M I L N E S — MARJORIE MOLLENKOPF — SUSAN MOODY — RUTH M O O R E — MARTIN MORAN — T O M OLMSTED — GENEVIEVE OTIS — JEAN OTIS — DELORES O U T WAT E R — BETTY PA R A D I S E — SHERRY PA R K E R — C O N N I E PA R S H A L l — P A T PETERS — R O L L A N D PETERSON — BILL PIPER — PA N S Y P I P E R — G W E N D O L A PLETTNER — J A N E POWELL — DICK RANDALL — L A R RY R A N K I N — RAE A N N REAMER — CAROL R E N S H AW — DENNIS ROBSON — N O R A R O S E N B E R RY — D I O N RUMSEY — G L E N D O N RUMSEY — J A N I C E RUSSELL — J U D I T H RUSSELL — H A R RY R U T H R A U F F — JANET SAFFORD — BILL S A G E R — PRISCILLA S A G E R — SUE S C H W E N G E L — D O N A L D SHAPER — M A R Y SHAFFER — FRED S H I E RY — TED SNORT — W A Y N E S I LV E R S — BEVERLY S M I T H d . e \ . e t . L ' • i l b . " ' ' �FRESHME — JIM SMITH — ORLA SMITH — TOM SMITH — ESTER S N Y D E R — G O R D O N SNYDER — RUTH SNYDER — D O N STEFFEY — HALL STRONG — ALICE S WA I N — FRED TA C K E T T — L I N D A TEMLES — TERRY T O M P K I N S — JERRY T O M S O N — E D W I N A TREACHER — VINGINIA VICE — TRENTON WA I T E — D e E T TA W A L D R O N — E D W A R D WA L K E R — ROBERT W A R E — DUANE WEAGE — WILLIAM WEAGE — L A R RY W E AV E R — N O R I TA W E L C H —JOYCE WHITE — ALFRED W O O D S — C A R O LY N W O O S T E R — THELMA W O R T H I N G T O N — JAMES W R I G H T — L A R RY W R I G H T — WA R D YEARLING — RICHARD YOCKEY — M AY N A R D Z I M M E R M A N PA G E F O R T Y - N I N E �CLASS O F 1 9 5 7 Officers PRESIDENT J e r r y McLaughlin VICE-PRESIDENT D e l o r e s Knowles SECRETARY TREASURER B i B l o l Randall b Randall McLAUGHLIN, B. RANDALL, KNOWLES, B . RANDALL 8th — E V E LY N A D A M S — BILL A I T C H I S O N — NICK ARNOLD —B A R B A R A ASBERRY — J E A N B A G G E R LY — S H A R O N BARNES — BOB BARRINGTON — D O U G L A S B AY S I N G E R — L O W E L L BETTS — RICHARD BIDWELL — BILL R O V E R — S TA N L E Y BRESSLER — GARY B R O W N — MARY B U R N H A M — J A N E T BURR — W A R N E R BUTTERS — W A N D A BYERS — GARY CARR — L A R RY CASTLEBERRY — J A N I C E C H AT F I E L D — M E R L I N C H AT F I E L D — LEO C H E H O W S K I — D AV I D CHENOWETH — M A RY J A N E COCKRALL — KARL C O L L I N S — HAROLD C O LV I N — NORMA CORNISH — C O R A CRIERS — B O N N I E CROOKS — N O V A J E A N CURTISS — ROBERT D e B O T T — SHARON DENBROCK — SUE D E V L I N — PA U L D O U G L A S — L L O Y D DRAPER — G E A R Y FARST PA G E F I F T Y �8th — G R A C E FISHER — PAT F I S K — BERT F O L K — M A X FORESTER — BILL F R A N K H A U S E R — G R E G FRASER —K E N N E T H F U R G U S O N — DELBERT G E N T RY — DICK GREEN — PEGGY GREEN — JUDY HACKER — M A R Y HALFERTY — JANICE HARRIS — ELEANOR H E C K M A N — RACHEL HENSLER — BILL H E W I T T — J I M M Y HOBART —K A Y A N N H O D G M A N — JACK H U F F M A N — BOB HUTCHINS — TOM HYLAND — D O U G IFORD — WA LT E R I N D E — L A R RY J O H N S O N — J O A N N E KELSEY — ROSALEE K I N G — DELORES K N O W L E S — JON LAING — WAY N E LANEY — RICHARD LANGWELL — RUSSELL L AW R E N C E — G E O R G E LETTS — TOM / A M I D E — TV M c C O N N E L L — JERRY M c L A U G H L I N — A N N MARSH — D O N N A M AY I L L E R — JERRE MILLER — NANCY MINTON — PAT M 0 0 1 — RONALD MOORE — LORALEE M Y E R S — M A R I LY N O T I S — BEVERLY PA R A D I N E — D O U G L A S PARSHALL — G E O R G E T TA P E A R S O N — D O R I S PHILBRICK — RONALD PICARD — G A Y POTTER — BILL R A N D A L L — BOB RANDALL — J O Y C E RASLER — ROSELEE R AT H B A R N r e c ri/ ) . 4 f * 1004r) k i t A tArt „ (in f i r % et gry P I 11.4: r : * -44 d r i ) 0 4 4 PAGE F I F T Y - O N E �8th GRADE - JIM R AY M O N D - ROBERT B E R M - WA LT E R REESE - T H O M A S R E N S H AW - G A RY RITTENHOUSE - BILL R O B I N S O N - LEON RUPRIGHT - D O N SCNEIDLER - S H I R L E Y SCRIBER - BOB SMITH - D AV I D SMITH - JIM SMITH - RUTH S M I T H - BILL S PA D E - GAIL SPOON - J U D Y S U L L I VA N - N E L L I E TAY L O R - ROBERT T E A C H O U T - THERON TEACHOUT - S A L LY TEALL - B O B TEETER - T E R R A TUCKER - J O E TUCKER - L A R RY TUCKER - R U T H TUCKER - JERRY VA N E V E R Y - CHARLES W H I T I N G - RICKY W I L C O X - GENE WILSON - JOYCE W O R D O N - K AT E W R I G H T PAGE F I F T Y - T W O �CLASS O F 1 9 5 8 Offirerm PRESIDENT R a l l y Scheidler VICE-PRESIDENT J a n e t SECRETARY M a r y Evans Wo o l r i d g e TREASURER C h a r l e s Yo u n g YOUNG, EVANS, WOOLRIDGE, SCHEIDLER 7th G R A D E - B I L LY A C O C K - B I L L A P P E LT O N - BRENDA BANNISTER - CARROLL BARNES - KENLENN BARTHOLOMEW - PAT T Y B E N N E T T - N A N C Y B E VA N S ROBERT BLUE - L I N D A BREWSTER - A N N A J A N E ERODE - R U T H BROUSE - JERRY B R O W N - JANET BURLEW - K E N N E T H C H AT F I E L D - E V E LY N C L O S S O N - THELMA CLOSSON - SUSAN COLLINS - J O Y C E C O LV I N - C A R L T O N CORLESS - GAIL COUILLARD - BETTY C O X - A L I C E CURTIS - J A M E S C U RT I S - R O G E R CURTISS - S U S A N D AV I S - SHERRY D A Y - SANDRA DE TO O T E R - L A V O N DENSEL - RUTH A N N DENSEL - JERRY D E R R I C K S O N - G L O R I A D O N N E L LY - JOYCE D O W N E Y - S A R A H DRAPER - F R A N K L I N E A S T E R D AY - N A N C Y ELLIOTT - G E R A L D ERTS PA G E F I F T Y- T H R E E �7th GRADE — K AY ESLOW — J A N E T E VA N S — S A N D R A FA N S L E R — P E G G Y FLEENOR — FORREST F L O W E R — JOE FOSTER — JOAN GOOCHE — STEPHEN G O R D O N — L A R RY G R A N G E R — RUTH G R E S H A W — JIM HACKER — T O M HADLEY — NED H A G A M A N — D AV I D H A N S E N — MIKE H AW K — PAT T Y H O B E N — L A R RY H O LT Z — TEDD HOUCK — EARL HULBERT — N O R M A HULETT — ROBERT H U N T L Y — TERRY H Y L A N D — REGGIE I V E Y — LYLE J A C Q U E S — RONNIE JOHNS — TERRY J O H N S O N — D AV I D JONES — R O S A LY N J O N E S — C A R O LY N K E M P — HAL KEMP — V I C K I KENSEY — S H E LVA K N AT H — BETTY K N O W L E S — A LT H E A D R I S O V — JEAN A N N LANEY — S A N D R A LEAF — A N D R E Y LEES — DICK LEWIS — LY N N L E W I S — W I L L I A M LOCKE — CAROL L O N G — LLOYD LONG ,onen PA G E 1 E 1 , 4 0 . — B A R B A R A M a c K AY — R E VA M A G G A R T — RUTH A N N M A G G A R T — JUDY M A R O T H Y — DELORES ' , M I C H A E L — D O U G L A S MILLER — ROGER mITCHELL —THELMA MOCK — M A R I LY N N E M O N O S M I T H — ETHEL M O R R I S — JERRY M Y E R S — D A V I D N E A LY �7th GRADE - JOHN - NEALIE - CONNIE - TOM - PATTY - JUDY - DONALD - JERRY - NANCY - LAUREL - LINDA RURKA - MARTHA - ROLLY - KENNETH - SONYA - BILL - DALE - DEAN - GORDON - JUDY -NANCY - TYRONE - SALLY - ROSE - DICK - JUDY - VERNON - BARBARA - MILTON - JIMMY - mARNIE - BARBARA WALDRON - LAMES - JOYCE - ROBERT - ANN - KEITH - REV WING - CHARLES -MARJORIE - JERRY - MARY - JAMES - JAMES - CHARLES - SHARON - DEAN PAGE FIFTY- �����S TA N D I N G : R D e n n i s , McCann, Gordon, M r D e n n i s , adviser S I T T I N G : R o b i n n s n , W e e k s , G r a y , Weeders, W o o d s ROOSEVELT S T U D E N T C O M M I S S I O N M a y o r - Moyer • A n unusual situation a n d six h a r d - w o r k i n g Commissioners added u p t o a v e r y successful year f o r the 1952-1953 Roosevelt Student Commission. T h e unusual situation w a s the father-son combination which shared t h e executive duties o f both t h e H i g h School a n d t h e Commission. M r . Dennis, o u r p r i n c i p a l , a n d Roger Dennis, o u r M a y o r, cooperated t o t h e fullest extent i n t h e ments o f the student government. T h e Clerk, M a r i l y n G r a y, competently kept records o f the actions o f Patsy Robinson a n d M a r l e n e Woods, sioners; Barbara Weeden a n d Stewart Gordon, Junior Commissioners; a n d Don McCann a n d Rita Weeks, Sophomore Commissioners. A m o n g t h e i r successful ventures w a s t h e extensive revision o f t h e outdated school constitution. T h e Commission, c o o p e r a t i n g w i t h t h e G . A . A . , t h e S o p h o m o r e Class, a n d t h e A-Band, purchased a folding wheel chair for Joan Burlew. PA G E S I X T Y �S TA N D I N G : G r a n o , S c h e i d l e r, M r . O l s o n , a d v I s • r ; C r a n s o n SITTING: M c L a u g h l i n , D o u g l a s , M a x s o n , P a r s h a l l LINCOLN S T U D E N T COUNCIL P r i • x i d e n t — D a r i d transsom • The Lincoln Student Council, headed b y its president David Cranson, sponsored the annual magazine sale which brought in $3,227.40. A generous check front the profits o f this project w a s sent t o the Community Chest. I n i t i a t i n g system, t h e class parties i n t h e seventh, eighth, a n d n i n t h g r a d e s h a v e been opened t o t h e entire Junior H i g h . F o u r parties, separately sponsored b y t h e individual classes a n d the Student Council, w e r e held on November 14, March 6, A p r i l 1 0 , a n d M a y 8. Money earned b y the Council w a s set aside in a f u n d to provide a n e w sound system. J u n i o r High has traditionally helped the city school systems. I n other years, they have given three recording machines, pictures to hang in rooms, a n d a w h i r l -pool b a t h . PAGE S I S T , O N E �B A C K R O W : S i l v e r s , W o o fridge, C o c h r a n e , R i g a , G a r d e n , G i f f o r d , E l l e n b e r g e r , S w a i n . SECOND R O W : K e m p , G r a y , A i t c h i s o n , S k o b o , B r a d l e y, W e e k s , l o F o r g e , A n d r e w s . FIRST R O W : Ta y l o r , P a l m e r , C . T h o m a s , A l l e n , F r a s e r, S c h e i d l e r. G r e e n , K . T h o m a s , R o b i n s o n , G r u n e r , G r i g g , K i n g . SEATED: M r . B o n e n , a d v i s e r ; N o r t h r o p , L i n d , B r o w n , M e i e r , R e n n e l l , S o u l e , l e v e e , S t o t t . THE 1953 CARDINAL • We, the Cardinal Staff, have tried to make our '53 yearbook one that everyone will b e proud t o have. I n d o i n g this, w e ' v e a d d e d here a n d subtracted there to g e t different effects — all f o r the purpose o f presenting a lasting history a n d representation o f our h i g h school. Jack N o r t h r u p designed o u r s t r i k i n g c o v e r, w i t h o u t u s i n g t h e conventional Cardinal b i r d . T h e b o o k i s d i v i d e d i n t o t w o m a i n sections, each b e g i n n i n g with a f u l l t w o page bleed a n d special p r i n t i n g effect on the picture. S e v e r a l different angles a n d edges hav e been used i n changing t h e shape o f some o f our pictures. We wish to express our thanks to all those w h o contributed to the '53 Cardinal. G. L. M . THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y PAT T E R S O N C O M P A N Y , P R I N T E R S PA G E S I X T Y - T W O �C A R D I N A L S TA F F EDITOR- Gloria M e i e r ASSISTANT EDITOR Ted Rennell LITERARY EDITOR Doris Lind SR. CLASS EDITOR Janice Soule JR. HIGH EDITOR Frances Scheidler SALES MANAGER Ed Gifford EVENTS EDITOR Katharine Stott ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Natalie Boyce MUSIC EDITOR Charleen King SPORTS EDITOR Walt Brown ADVERTISING MANAGER FACULTY ADVISER Jack N o r t h r u p Desmond N . Buzzell 'on I rib iii jay _Mu:therm Nancy A n d r e w s Pat Ta y l o r Tom Cranson John Scheidler Delores Smith Diane Fraser Geraldine G r i g g Mickey Cochrane Marjorie Aitchison Marilyn G r a y Jean Wo o l r i d g e Carolyn Thomas John Swoin Reid Silvers Remus Rigg Kay Thomas John Ellenberger J o a n n e Bradley P a t McKeith Vernon Corless P a t s y Green H a l We i d n e r Bill Sweet S u e Stevens J o h n Milnes Ellen G r u n e r P e g g y S k a b o S t e w a r t Gordon Patsy Robinson S h a r o n K e m p S y l v i a A l l e n Kathleen Bronson R i t a Weeks A u s t i n Barnes Carol Palmer J o a n La Forge B e v e r l y Wilcox Connie King J a n e t Spoon P h i l Rice MR. BUZZELL, DUCKY, A N D TED HOW'S I T LOOK, LOU? PAT A N D FRAN THOSE T I N Y PICTURES, 1,401. S I X ! , I M R E �Editors Editor-in-Chief, Fall Semester D o r i s Lind Editor-in-Chief, Spring Semester P a t s y Green Adviser M r . Desmond N . Buzz°II First Sent. S e c o n d Sent. Assistant Editor P a t s y Green S t e w a r t G o r d o n News Editor J o a n n e Bradley M a r i l y n G r a y Feature Editor J a c k Northrup S y l v i a A l l e n Club Editor S y l v i a A l l e n Jr. H i g h Editor P a u l a Sager P a t Ta y l o r P a u l a Sager Boys' Sports Ed. W a l t e r B r o w n J o h n Swain Girls' Sports Ed. B e v e r l y Silvers R i t a Weeks Fine A r t s Editor M a r i l y n G r a y M a r g i e Aitchison Business M a n . N a n c y Andrews, Nancy Andrews PATSY A N D DUCKY Exchange Editor E d G i ff o r d E d M I R R O R S TA F F BACK R O W : S i l v e r s , f r a n k h o m e r , B a r n e s , C o c h r a n e , G o r d o n , R i g g s . FOURTH R O W : G r i g g , S a g e r , W e e k s , G r a y , H o l t z , D e n n i s o n , G i f f o r d , D i c k , P i c a r d . THIRD R O W : S p e m e r , A n d r e w s , S e h w e n g e l , P a r s h o l l , G r i g g , P a l m e r , S p e r b e c k , Ta y l o r , R o b i n s o n , G e n t r y, A i t c h i s o n , Blanchard, T h o m a s . SECOND R O W : A l l . , , B a t t e r s * , Bronson, Silvers, B a k e r, B u r k , W a l d r o n , K i n g , D e a n , A n d r e w s , B o v e * , Robinson, Hinson, T h e b a u d , W o o l r i d g e . FRONT R O W D e s m o n d N . B o z z e l l , a d v i s e r ; N o r t h r o p , B r a d l e y, G r e e n , L i n d , S a g e r , S w a i n , B r o w n . PAGE S I I t r l - r O U R G i ff o r d �Editors FIRST Editor-in-Chief Janice Soule Assistant Editor Donna Sadie Senior High News Katharine Stott Junior High News Jean Woo!ridge Elementary Editor Frances Scheidler SECOND Editor-in-Chief D Assistant Editor P Senior High News K Junior High N e w s Elementary Editor o e a J F t n n a Bodie g g y Skabo h e r a a a n r i n n c e e Stott Woo!ridge s Scheidler Adviser: Desmond N Buzzell JANICE A N D D O N N A C A R D I N A L C H AT T E R S TA F F S TA N D I N G : M r . u z z e l l , a d v i s e r ; M o w e r , K e m p L u c a s , F o r e s t e r, M a y e s , C . S e a l e , F r a s e r , l o F o r g e , T h e b o o d , Thompson, l e t h e r e r . S I T T I N G : I . S o u l e , P o d i a , S l o t t , W o o l r i d g e , S e h e ' d l e r, S k a b o . T H I S P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y M c L A U G H L I N ' S PA S T R I E S PAGE S I X T Y - F I V E �LEFT TO RIGHT: Meier, Soule, Stott, Green. Lind, Sadie, Brown, Northrup, Cochrane, Mr. B u r. I I . Q U I L L A N D SCROLL S O C I E T Y Donna Bodie was junior high editor o f the M i r r o r as a j u n i o r. T h i s y e a r she became itor a n d e d i t o r -in-chief o f C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r. Joanne Bradley acted as Cardinal Chatter senior high e d i t o r a n d a s M i r r o r f e a t u r e e d i t o r. S h e was news editor o f the M i r r o r first year. Walter Brown w r o t e as a s t a ff m e m b e r eral years b e f o r e becoming sports e d i t o r o f t h e Mirror a n d Cardinal as a senior. Mickey Cochrane displayed his w r i t i n g a b i l i t y as sports e d i t o r o f t h e M i r r o r a n d C a r d i n a l w h i l e a sophomore. H e h a s b e e n a m e m b e r o f t h e Cardinal a n d M i r r o r staffs three years. Patsy Green w o r k e d a s a M i r r o r s t a ff m e m b e r before filling the positions of feature editor, assistant editor, a n d t h e n e d i t o r -in-chief. She served o n t h e Cardinal staff t w o years. Doris Lind, M i r r o r e d i t o r -in-chief was active a s assistant e d i t o r a n d n e w s e d i t o r of t h e M i r r o r, organizations e d i t o r a n d l i t e r a r y editor o f the Cardinal. A s a sophomore she w a s junior h i g h e d i t o r o f Cardinal Chatter. Gloria Meier, as editor-in-chief o f the dinal, spent countless hours organizing book. S h e g a i n e d e x p e r i e n c e a s a s s i s t a n t editor on t h e 1952 Cardinal a n d w a s a m e m b e r of t h e M i r r o r staff as a sophomore. Jack Northrup was on the M i r r o r staff t w o years, and held the positions o f feature editor a n d club editor. H e assumed t h e responsibility iness e d i t o r f o r t h e 1 9 5 3 Cardinal. Janice Soule contributed t o t h e M i r r o r as senior high news editor a n d a staff member four years. She was senior high editor a n d editor-in-chief o f Cardinal C h a t t e r. J a n i c e h a s served a s s e n i o r high e d i t o r a n d music editor o f the Cardinal. Katharine Stott w o r k e d o n t h e M i r r o r, C a r d i n a l Chatter a n d C a r d i n a l s t a f f s t h r o u g h o u t h i g h school. S h e has done an outstanding j o b dinal C h a t t e r n e w s e d i t o r a n d a s events e d i t o r of the 1953 Cardinal. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HODGMAN ABSTRACT PAGE SIXTY-SIB �LEFT T O R I G H T W e i d n e r , G r e e n , S M . , M i s s C h u r c h , a d v i s e r ; G o r d o n . D E B AT E T E A M Sehedule PLAC TEA PLAC W December 1 0 Marshall There 2 December 18 Adrian There 1 1 Buchanan Here 2 0 Albion Here 2 0 January 8 January 2 6 THE 0 • Coldwater debate teams came u p w i t h t h e i r second consecutive son. K a t h a r i n e Stott a n d H a l W e i d n e r, a ff i r m a t i v e , a n d P a t s y Stewart G o r d o n , negative, w o n seven o u t o f t h e i r e i g h t scheduled debates. For their excellence i n debating, they earned a Detroit Free Press p l a q u e a n d a chance i n t h e District contests a t Ionia. M i s s Church, t h e coach, combined Katharine Stott a n d Stewart Gordon f o r t h e contests, b u t they lost o u t i n t h e first r o u n d t o A l p e n a COURTESY — H U R T S V E LV E T I C E C R E A M C O U R T E S Y — MONTGOMERY WA R D PAGE S I X T Y • S E V E N �BACK R O W : B a l d w i n , B r o w n , I Z a b o n , c k , F e r g u s o n , S w e e t , 0 Z o b o n , c k , C o c h r a n e I N S I D E B A C K R O W : H o b a r t , E l l e n b e r g e r. B a r r o w , L a n g w o r t h y, V . C o r l e s s , H e l m e r . O U T S I D E R O W D O W N : T h e m e s , O ' R o u r k e . P i t c h e r, O t i s , B u r t o n , C o o s h E b y . INSIDE R O W D O W N : Cronson, S w a i n . D i l l o n , Johnson, R o b e , BACK R O W F R O N T: G r i g g , N i v i s o n , S i l v e r s , H . C o r l e s s , N o r t h r u p FRONT R O W : S h o w , R i g g , M a y , ° P u l l e n . G i f f o r d . C- C L U B Offieerx PRESIDENT H a r o l d Corless VICE-PRESIDENT R i c h a r d Dirschell SECRETARY M i c k e y Cochrane TREASURER ADVISER R C • Contrary to p o p u l a r belief, t h e a r t o f eating ice cream w a s n o t the o n l y thing on the agenda f o r the C-Club boys this year. T h e fellows on the varsity teams had a f u l l t i m e j o b w i t h t h e i r games a n d practice sessions. ities included selling those f a m o u s pencils a n d d e s i g n i n g a n e w 6 i n c h " C " for the members. Good sportsmanship, school spirit, a n d a d h e r i n g t o t r a i n i n g rules contributed in m a k i n g t h i s organization successful. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y L E A D L U M B E R C O . PA G E S I X T Y. E 1 0 111 e o i a d c Silvers h Eby �Officers President _ _ _ L Vice-President G Secretary Treasurer H a o r e r n n y C l a r e n c e Reporter _ Dick Bradt Hudson Franks _ Thomas Cranson Sentinel Adviser e l M e r l e Donbrock _ _ M r. James Crosby BETTY THEBAUD PAT H A R V E S T QUEEN B E V E R L Y ALICE TAY L O R B A R B A R A B O A T M A N G R U N E R S WA I N F U T U R E FA R M E R S O F A M E R I C A • The F.F.A. h a d a n outstanding y e a r i n t h e i r district projects. T h e ter's p a r l i a m e n t a r y procedure team, demonstration g r o u p , a n d e n t r a n t i n t h e public speaking division a l l received superior ratings. B e s i d e s this cess the boys sold enough seed packets in their annual sale to p a y the expense of the Father-Son Banquet. The F.F.A. boasts an a l l t i m e high membership o f seventy-six. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y L Y O N t D R U G S T O R E PAGE S I X T Y - N I N E �ni-v Officers PRESIDENT V e r n o n VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY J TREASURER CHAPLAIN ADVISER J a c k o D r r n u . c The club has h a d several guest speakers a t t h e i r meetings. COURTESY - REPPERrS MARKET PA G E S E V E N T Y C O C O U U R R Burton McCann e Dillon James Vincent • The purpose o f this o r g a n i z a t i o n is t o create, m a i n t a i n , a n d out school a n d t h e entire community h i g h standards o f Christian l i v i n g a n d t o give each b o y a w e l l r o u n d e d b a c k g r o u n d i n v o c a t i o n a l a n d velopment. COURTESY - P I E R C E D O D G E S A L E S Stansell n o B M h Carless T E S Y - R AY GOTTSCHALK T E S Y - I E Y I N G S TA N S E L L �• The Y -Teens o r g a n i z a t i o n h a s a m e m b e r s h i p o f e i g h t y - f i v e g i r l s . members w e r e i n i t i o t e d S u n d a y afternoon, September 2 8 , a t 4 o'clock i n t h e Episcopal Parish House. T h e guest speaker w a s Miss Betty Deshler, Y.W.C.A. teenage director f r o m Jackson, M i c h i g a n . One o f t h e club's m o s t w o r t h w h i l e projects w a s "Chocolate F o r E u r o p e " a t Christmas. T h e g i r l s sent f i v e h u n d r e d Hershey b a r s t o Y-Teens Wales, a n d G e r m a n y. C a n n e d g o o d s w e r e a l s o distributed t o l o c a l n e e d y families during the holidays. A t t r a c t i v e Valentine's Day tray mats were m a d e for t h e C o l d w a t e r Health Center. T h e c l u b sponsored a C a r n i v a l o n M a r c h 20. J a n i c e Soule, P e g g y Skabo, a n d Miss Roberts attended t h e YWinter Conference a t Clear Lake o n February 1 3 , 1 4 , a n d 1 5 . M We e r m PRESIDENT J a n i c e VICE-PRESIDENT R u t h SECRETARY a P u l a Soule Fenner Sager TREASURER M a r j o r i e Aitchison ADVISER M i s s Ellen Roberts Y- T E E N S , , , , SEVENTY ONF �BACK R O W : B a r a n o s a k i , O t i s , C l a r k , W o o d , L i p p e r t , M i l l e r , S t e p h G I I l e N e . SECOND R O W : R e a m e r, S m i t h , C a s w e l l , S u m m i t . , Parcel!, M r . D e n n i s , A d v i s e r. C A R D I N A L S E RV I C E C L U B Offirerm PRESIDENT R o g e r Parcel! VICE-PRESIDENT L e o n a r d O t i s SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISER C a r l A u s t i n M r . Gillette Barnes Dennis • The Cardinal Service Club, formerl y called the "Athletic Police," is composed o f twenty boys, r a n g i n g f r o m grades nine through twelve. This organization w a s f o r m e d f o r t h e purpose o f helping o u t o n various jobs around the school. S o m e o f its duties are to p a r k cars, patrol, a n d t ake tickets at h o m e football games. The boys receive no payment f o r their efforts, b u t only obtain satisfaction f r o m the k n o w l e d g e t h a t t h e y are a g r e a t help t o their school. COURTESY — S T O K E S M A R I N E S U P P LY COURTESY — V A N A N E N , F L O R I S T S PAGE S E V E N T Y - T W O C O U R T E S Y — T R I R O L E T S TO R E �BACK R O W : G r e e n , L i n d , B o r n , S p e r b e c k FRONT R O W : S o u l e , D r a p e r , A l l e n , G r u n e r , M i l l e , . DANCING C L U B • The " M o d e l Bride," a n operetta i n t w o acts b y Don Wilson a n d H a r o l d A l l e n , was produced a n d presented b y the senior girls on M a y 1. R o g e r Dennis was selected f o r t h e single m a l e p a r t opposite K a y Thomas w h o w a s t h e M o d e l Bride. N a t a l i e Boyce, comedienne, played the p a r t of Mme. Beaumont, o w n e r of a dress shop. T h i s production w a s not o n l y a test o f leadership eration b u t a recital o f singing, acting, orchestral, a n d dancing abilities o f the girls i n this class. For interest i n d a n c i n g a n d p a r t i c i p a t i o n i n c o m m u n i t y p r o g r a m s tendance a t Senior High, t h e dancing club honors the following: Sylvia A l l e n Nancy A n d r e w s Shirley Born Patsy Green Ellen G r u n e r Mary Hogoboorn Charleen K i n g Joan LaForge Doris L i n d Grace M i l l e r Joan M i l l e r Katharine Stott Janice Soule THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y B R A N C H C O U N T Y B A N K PAGE S E V E N T Y- T H R E E �high " " Club BACK R O W : D . B a r n e s , D i l l o n , D e W a t e r , Cranson, J . H a m l i n , l e t h e r e r. THIRD R O W : S c h a f f e r , P a r a d i n e , S . Barnes, H o w l e t t , M o r o n , W r i g h i . SECOND R O W : M . C l e m e n s , S n y d e r, A . Clemens, P o t t e r, A . C o r n i s h , A . H o n , Gable. FIRST R O W : C a r v e r , H a t r n a k e r , S i l v e r s , Sottison, N . C o r n i s h , J . H a m l i n , M . Ewers, A d v i s e r. Shutter Bugs S TA N D I N G : W o o d , M o r r i s , G r i g g , A v e r y , S p e n c e r, S A c K e i t h , P o t t e r . SEATED: M r . J o h n s o n , A d v i s e r ; R u s s e l l , Fe eeeeee A i t c h i s o n , G r u n e r , B o r n . Athletic Ilatiager% LEFT T O R I G H T. L e r h e r e r , Steplarn.`in" PA G E S E V E N T Y- F O U R S l o n l e y , �F u t u r e Te a c h e r s S TA N D I N G : P o t t e r, G r u n e r , S p e n c e r, W a y , Aitchison, L e w i s , H a m l i n , F i c k l e SEATED: G r i g g , S k a b o , K e m p , ips, A d v i s e r , P a l m e r , S n y d e r, R u s s e l l . Office LEFT T O R I G H T: J o h n s o n , M a y , G r u n e r , King, T r o u t m a n , M i l l e r , O t i s . Librarians RACK R O W : D e v l i n , & r a d i a n , B e n n e . , Vi SECOND R O W : R O W :Mrs, W e i l e r , ers, O n t o , D r a p e r , P i t c h e r. FIRST R O W : A v e r y , W h i l e , ris, C o o l i d g e , K i n g . COURTESY — F O X F L O R I S T COURTESY — G E N E R A L T E L E P H O N E C O . COURTESY — M A C ' S P H A R M A C Y PAGE S E V E N T , F I V E �GIRLS' AT H L E T I C ASSOCIATION Offieerm PRESIDENT B e v e r l y Devlin VICE-PRESIDENT D o n n a Hinson SECRETARY _ TREASURER R _ i t a M a r y Weeks Snyder ADVISER _ M i s s Martha Hoffman • The G i r l s A t h l e t i c Association m e e t s o n M o n d a y e v e n i n g s t h r o u g h o u t t h e school y e a r t o develop i n t r a m u r a l sports. T h e girls participate i n basketball, volleyball, softball, and table tennis. T h e G.A.A. sponsored a n after the game dance, a n d a spirited p e p assembly. " T h e Queen o f Sports," t h e m o t t o f o r their Halloween float, w o n first p l a c e this y e a r. T h e y a l s o sold "National Kids' D a y. " T h e m a j o r project undertaken b y t h e G.A.A. this y e a r was the selling o f floor w a x . T h e money was donated t o the fund f o r chair f o r Joan Burlew, a G.A.A. m e m b e r. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B y F E D E R A L - 0 0 0 0 S S E R V I C E PAGE S E V E N T Y- S D I ��HOMECOMING QUEEN I 'oronat ion Oct ober I T Marilyn Dirkey • Marilyn Dickey was chosen b y the students to reign as the Homecoming Queen this y e a r. S h e w a s crowned b y M a y o r Roger Dennis a t t h e h a l f t i m e o f t h e Coldwater-East Lansing f o o t b a l l g a m e o n October 1 7 . T h e members o f t h e Queen's C o u r t f r o m t h e s e n i o r class w e r e J e a n Forester a n d K a y Thomas. Dolores Smith a n d Peggy Skabo represented the j u n i o r class. T h e girls o f the court w e r e accompanied b y Austin Barnes, Peter Nall, James Peters, a n d Peter Goshia. C i t y M a y o r F r e d We e k s m a d e a c o n g r a t u l a t o r y speech a f t e r t h e crowning. Q u e e n M a r i l y n reigned o v e r t h e dance i n t h e Roosevelt lowing t h e game. THE QUEEN :IND H E R COURT Marilyn Dickey Kay Thomas Jean Forester Delores Smith Peggy Skabo PAGE SEVENTY- �Sophomore Reception • The theme for the annual Sophomore Reception, sponsored b y the Seniors, w a s "Showboat." T h e Roosevelt g y m n a s i u m w a s decorated a s t h e d e c k o f t h e famed r i v e r boat. M u s i c f r o m t h e B r o a d w a y s h o w w a s presented b y chestra o f Jack Craig f r o m Marshall. P u n c h a n d cookies w e r e served. l'hristmas P a r t y • Glittering artificial snowflakes a d d e d to the winter atmosphere o f party h e l d a t Roosevelt g y m . P a t A n k n e y ' s a l l g i r l b a n d f r o m K a l a m a z o o had everyone o n t h e i r f e e t dancing t o t h e i r rythrnic tunes. T h e Sophomores provided t h e i r guests w i t h entertainment a n d refreshments. PA G E S E V E N T Y - N I N E �1 filen i February 1 4 • " H o l i d a y f o r Hearts," sponsored b y the Juniors, w a s the theme o f the Valentine formal held at the Masonic Temple, Saturday, February 14. out t h e r o o m w e r e showers o f hearts a n d t w i s t e d r e d a n d w h i t e streamers. Music w a s s u p p l i e d b y t h e M e l - O -Tones a n d a m a g i c i a n f u r n i s h e d a d d e d pleasure. C o k e s a n d cookies w e r e served b u f f e t style t o t h e f o r m a l guests. PkG1 1 G r O f �Local Winners: Katharine Stott Rita Weeks S TA N D I N G : S t o t t , G o r d o n , R o s e n b l a t t . H u m l i n , B o u m , B u r t o n SITTINGL G r a y , K l e M d i n s t , W e e k s , W d c o x " I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY" SPRING FORENSICS BACK R O W : E b e r t s , V o n F l e e t , A r n o l d , M a u r e r , T h e b a u d , K e y e s , M c I n t e e , SECOND R O W : G o r d o n , Sernrneboth, B o v e , G r a y , H a m l i n , S p e n c e r FIRST R O W : D e n n i s o n , S o u l e , G o b l e , K l e i n d i n s t , G r e e n w a l d , N o , o b o o m Dramatic Reading: Patsy Robinson Marilyn G r a y Humorous Reading: Natalie Boyce Patsy Green Oratorical Declamation: Martha Goble Jean Hogoboom Extempore Speaking: Stewart Gordon Carl Semmelroth THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B y K I E S S J E W E L R Y PA G E E I G H T Y - O N E �SENIOR P L AY " T h e M a n W h o Came To D i n n e r " • "The M a n W h o C a m e To D i n n e r, " a sophisticated c o m e d y b y Moss H a r t a n d George Kaufman, w a s enacted b y a capable senior cast November 2 0 a n d 21 in t h e Roosevelt A u d i t o r i u m . T h e entertaining p l o t revolved a r o u n d gant celebrity, Sheridan Whiteside (Mickey Cochrane), w h o w a s his host's home a f t e r f a l l i n g o n his doorstep a n d b r e a k i n g his h i p . ence w a s captivated w i t h the hilarious schemes t h a t Whiteside a n d his friends concocted. Cochrane N o r t h r u p PAGE E I G H T Y - T W O Dennis Lind Green �BACK R O W : S c h l u b e t i s , B r a n s . , F i c k l e , S k a t e . , K e r n A , W e a v e r FRONT R O W : M i s s C h u r c h , d i r e c t o r ; C a r v e r , G r a y , N a r n l i n , S w e e t , M i k e s , O ' R o v r k e JUNIOR M A I ' —The G r e a t B i g D o o r s t e p More Senior Play Shots: Bovee • "The G r e a t B i g Doorstep," a t h r e e -act p l a y b y Frances Goodrich a n d A l b e r t Hackett, w a s the Juniors' choice f o r their b i g f u n d raising project. Directed b y Miss Patricia Church, i t w a s presented i n t h e Roosevelt A u d i t o r i u m , M a r c h 2 6 and 27, 1953. T h e ups a n d d o w n s o f the Crochets, p o o r Creoles, w h o rescued a p l a n t a t i o n doorstep f r o m t h e Mississippi R i v e r a n d h o p e d f o r a n e q u a l l y magnificent h o m e w e r e the highlights o f this Wilson C o c h r a n e Lind Swain • f ' . 1 1 am ing EIGH,-.REE �SENIOR T R I P • Eighty seniors boarded the N e w Yo r k Central t r a i n f o r the 26th a n n u a l Senior trip a t three p. rn., Saturday, M a y 23. T h e i r first stop w a s i n N e w where t h e y stayed a t Hotel Ta f t . T h e y s a w such w e l l - k n o w n places a s t h e United N a t i o n s B u i l d i n g , R a d i o C i t y, M u s i c H a l l , Ti m e s Square, t h e E m p i r e State B u i l d i n g , C h i n a To w n , Rockefeller Center, t h e S t a t u e o f L i b e r t y, a n d Coney Island. F r o m N e w Yo r k they traveled t o Washington, D. C., t o visit the newly decorated White House, t h e Bureau o f Printing a n d Engraving, the U. S. Supreme Court, t h e L i b r a r y o f Congress, Wa s h i n g t o n M o n u m e n t , t h e Lincoln Memorial, p l u s m a n y o t h e r highlights i n t h e v i c i n i t y o f o u r nation's capital. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y S O U T H E R N M I C H I G A N B A N K PAGE E I G H T , T O U R ��. 1 , " '%(:4ED•4, t f 'JO!" ' i •-• ' 1 .9 I ' * I A 1 * ?R' 1 .‘,.'4• *1 ., l' \ , r Y - 4 1 , A A T d p i '\ ' ' e l r k " ' - i - ' • - • 1 \ - x . A 4--(7• .' 4 ‘litt, 7 s ‘ * . A l l g s'ilAAINtn 4$ Ns.• IS- 1 , , . < 41;"'• 411\`',. Qi 1 4 II 1 ' '4 • Al '9 B a n d DIRECTOR — H a r l a n B o n d FLUTE Margaret W i l k i n s o n Sharron Dean Janette I AA, OBO Janet S w a i n Bla Janice Smile Joan L a E o r g e Sharron K e m p Diane E r a s e r Judy K e n n e l ! 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Glen l l o h , Janet J e n k i n s J Smith ane K o l a -so liirhard John•on ALTO Sara Sanford BASS CLARINET Carl ' , n u m - B o t h sillanne \ ALTO SAXOPHONES Peggy Skalm Nancy Johnson Ginnie K i n g Larry Wa l d r o n Jeanine M c K i n l e y Joyce L o r e Jean H o g o b m n n Ed I hivenport Douglas M i m i c s . , % n o d l Letherer Larry F o r d Grace M c N a l l Fred H o w l e t t Jerry Mattson Jim L i n t David Larnberson Robert G o o d w i n Bob R a n d a l l Bill R a n d a l l Kerment B a r t h o l o m e w Clyde H o h h a r d FRENCH HORNS Joyce H a m l i n Fred B a r r i n g e r Ruth S a n f o r d Ed D o w n e y To n i Olmsted Donald L e w i s TENOR SAXOPHONES T R O M B O N E S Eugene Wa l l a c e P h i l i p Rice Martha Goble C h a r l e e n King Sharon Barnes R o s e m a r y S o o n g Larry K n o w ] , Marilyn M a y BARITONE SAXOPHONE Marvin X nolrew, Patri,-ia R a n k i n Charles W h i t i n g Inn Hobart CORNET I'mil Douglas Ted Retitled' !tonna S l a v bollstiong L a m Rankin THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAGE EIGIITY-SIX A S S I S TA N T D I R E C T O R - Lorry Olson BARITONE Hann, B l o c k ! , I a ro! , ii l l o t n , o BASSE Patricia M i N v i t h Itritre K l i n e DeWm lir Chatfield Bill PERCUSSIO John M i l n e , Has, D r u m Bill Sager Cymbals Raymond D o w n . Snare D r u m Robert Johnson Snare D r u m David H o d g m e n Snare D r u m Wesley K i n -Icy Snare D r u m Ronald F u n d e r b u r g Ty m p a n i BEL M a r, O l m s t e d �Offirers President E u g e n e Vice-President Wallace P h i l i p Secretary P e Treasurer J a g n g i y c Rice Skabo e Soule Our Grorring Orehesirn • C.H.S's snappy marching band started the 1952-53 school y e a r b y participating in t h e h a l f - t i m e s h o w a t a l l h o m e f o o t b a l l games, i n a d d i t i o n t o p e r f o r m i n g at Sturgis a n d t h e Centreville a n d Branch C o u n t y 4-F1 Fairs. T h e b a n d t o o k part i n t h e annual Band D a y p r o g r a m a t the University o f Michigan. tertain the fans, a basketball b a n d p l a y e d a t the a r m o r y f o r all h o m e games. The A -Band t u r n e d s h o w m e n a s t h e y presented t h e 1 9 5 3 1ollies, " F u n F o r All," on J a n u a r y 28. D w i g h t Dailey, a l t o saxophone artist, starred a t nual f o r m a l concert February 17. B o t h p r o g r a m s w e r e a success d u e t o t h e able leadership o f M r. Bond a n d M r. Olson. A successful season w a s completed w i t h t h e t r i p t o t h e H o l l y w o o d Ice Revue in Detroit, the b a n q u e t and f o r m a l , t h e Holland Tulip Festival, a n d rial D a y Parade. w k i l i e b e ‘ 1 1 1 1 1 4 tr A r . 4 11 . 4 �" B " Band FLUT Miller, Spoon, Gail Wilcox, M. mmikim. Terry Outwater, Nix ers, luralee Cornish, Gentry, Delbert Heckman. Knowles, Parrish, Judy Rathbun, Maxi, Smith, Ramsey, Dion Otis, Marilyn Powell, Renshaw, Sundquist, Judy Chatfield, lung, Carol Baysinger, Moore, Ruth Wirt. Marjorie Barlew, Mitchell, Fleenor, Jacques, Lyle Fansler, Colvin, Lewis, Dick Norton, Richardson, Laurel Sherman, Rurka, Byers, Scriber, Shirley Smith, Jones, BASS Forgason, SAXOPHO Milnes, Molly White. Otis, Thebaud, Marnic Woods, Alfred Eosins, Kemp, King, Young, Tucker, Brewster, Linda Downey, Maggart. CORNE Ware. Hinsdale, Larry Shiery, Fred Hewitt, Bill Burnham, Mary Chenoweth, Erts, Parshall, Holtz, Larry Hadley, Tom Hacker, Jim Lawrence, Tucker, Mike Hensler, Scheidler, Rollie Curless, Carlton Smith, Waldron, Flint, Jim Appleton, Bill HOR Lees, Audrey Teall, Milton Kemp, Hal Ernsberger, Podak, Albert BARITO Scheidler, Tucker, Larry TROMBO Palmer. Patricia McCurley, Miller, Jim Fisk, Hontley, Day, Brown, Nick Collins, Snyder. Wiser, Barnes, Carroll Lewis, Lynn Sherman, TINS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y M U S I C M A R T PA G E E I G H T Y - E I G H T BASS Miller, MeCurley, PERCUSS Letts. Bass Drum Fraser, Tom Cymbal Hyland, Tom . rD r o t o l,o" g Sn Dr11111 Osborn. Snare Drum Tucker. Snare Drum Philhrick, Snare Drum Wright, Jim Snare Drum Chatfield, Snare Drum Dense], Snare Drum BEL Teal!, �B A C K R O W : H a t m a k e r , H e g e l : m o r n , B u r t o n , S t e p h e n s o n , S n y d e r , G r a y , To m s o n , D e v i , S m u H e n , B o o t m o n . W o o d , G. S m i t h , L u r e , P i c a r d , F r e d r i c k s , D e n n i s , E l l e n b e r g e r , L i p p e r t , B y , , . . , D r a p e r , F e r g u s o n , L o g a n , H u s s , SECOND R O W : B o v e , L o n e r, S w e e t , N e a r p a s s , R o s e n b l a t t , E . P o t t e r, Russell, A . C l e m e n s , J . B o r n , L a n g w o r t h y, Caswell, E o s t e r d a y, V o l l , F a r r e l l , G i l l e t t , H a r r i s , 5 . B o r n , W a l k e r , D e B o l t , J . H a m l i n , R a n k i n , G o r d o n . FIRST R O W : M i s s R o b e r t s , B r o n s o n , M M , , C o x , W e a v e r , G o u y e y , L . P o t t e r , F o u l , B u r d i c k , R o b s o n , O t i s , K . S m i t h , To m p k i n s , S t r i d e r , M . C l e m e n s , O r n o , K n a p p , A . H a m l i n , E b e r t s , S p o d e . Cardinal Choir • The seventy members in Cardinal Choir, directed b y Miss Ellen Roberts, f o r m e d one o f the largest and best balanced choirs C. H . S. has had. The group presented a concert f o r the Fortnightly Club, a Christmas assembly, radio broadcasts, a p r o g r a m a t Teachers' Institute, a n d a S p r i n g Festival. The Junior High Chorus appeared i n a f e w o f these programs. Redbird Choir B A C K R O W : D e h a l i l , D e n a . , H u l b e r t , L o r n b e r s o n , D e v l i n , H o d g e , W o o s t e r , B r y a n , R o s e n b e r r y, A d o r n s , H a m l i n , Wr i g h t , B a l c h , F a l c o , A M i l l e r , K e l s e y, P. B r o d ' , B . M i l l s , , M a r s h . S E C O N D R O W : B . S m i t h , M o l l e n k o p f , C a s w e l l , C u r t i s s , F e n n e r , 5u111ean, M o r r i s o n . , P a r s h a l l , A i t c h i s o n , B r e s s l e r, Cribbs, B o a t m a n , J o h n s o n , 0 . S m i t h , G r e s h o w, H a l f e r t y, B y, , . FIRST R O W : B e v a n . , C o u i l l a r d , W o o l r i d g e , N . S m i t h , S h e r m a n , M c C o n n e l l , G o r d o n , A . B r o d t , P e t e r s , L e w i s , B . M a c k l i n , M e i t n e r , D a n n e l l y, M i s s R o b e r t s . THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y C PENNEY CO PA G E E I G H T Y- N I N E ���VA R S I T Y F O O T B A L L • September 191h. — The Coldwater team traveled t o Three Rivers to be set back 24-6 in their first conference game o f the season. T h e Cardinal not q u i t e r e a d y t o m e e t t h e challenge o f t h e u p a n d c o m i n g T h r e e Rivers Wildcats. September 26. — With renewed spirit and victory in their blood, the aggressive Cards journeyed to the home of the A d r i a n Maple Leaves. A t the the A d r i a n Maples f o u n d themselves a t t h e short e n d o f a 2 0 t o 1 2 score. October 3. — I n t h e first g a m e o f the season a t Cardinal Field, squad lost a h e a r t -breaking decision t o t h e Marshall Redskins. A tested decision i n t h e e n d z o n e w a s t h e b i g f a c t o r i n Marshall's 1 5 - 1 4 w i n . October 1 0 . — A f i g h t i n g C a r d i n a l t e a m spoiled t h e with a decisive 29-14 victory. T h e Hornets, vastly outplayed b y the Cardinals, succeeded i n scoring o n l y t w o touchdowns against t h e C o l d w a t e r substitutes. October 14. — The Cards put u p a scrappy fight against the East which c a m e determined t o g i v e o u r b o y s a decisive d e f e a t . A l t h o u g h t h e score w a s quite one-sided (25-7), i t w a s a h a r d -lost battle. October 24. — In a f o u r t h quarter battle, t h e A l b i o n Wildcats m a n a g e d t o slip past the Coldwater squad t o a 19-7 victory. C. 11. S.'s O f f e n s i v e Te a m BACK R O W ! K . 0 , 0 1 1 . 1 1 , D . D i r s c h e l l , D i l l o n , S w e e t , C a r l e s s SECOND n o w R i o p , W i l k i n s , H o b a r t . FRONT R O W : S i l v e r s , B a l d w i n , S t o n s e l l , Z o b o n i c k , B o l l a r d , H e l m e r , B o o r m a n . �BACK ROW: Swain, Show, May, Stephenson, Bor'''' FRONT ROW: Northrup, Ferguson, Temples, O'Rourke, M,Iner, Posh s o A l l e n , Zoboniek, Grigg, C I . I I . •.'s Defensive Te a m • October 31. — The last home g a m e o f the season b r o u g h t t h e view Spartans t o C a r d i n a l Field. T h e Cardinals w e r e d e f e a t e d i n test b y the l o p -sided score o f 33-0. November 7. —The Sturgis Trojans took to the air to snatch a victory a w a y from Coldwater i n t h e f i n a l seconds o f a h a r d f o u g h t g a m e . were i n f a v o r o f Coldwater, t h e final w h i s t l e f o u n d Sturgis ahead, Football to-taptains BALLARD S T A N S E L German Kmehange Student L ELLENBER This f a l l , a puzzled b u t deter. mined exchange student f r o m Germany undertook t h e tosk o f playing football w i t h diligence and conscientiousness; a n d w a s rewarded w i t h a varsity letter and a priceless evolization o f good clean American sports. H e HAD achieved a n excellent schol. °slit rating a n d graduated with the class o f 1953. John Ellenberger and C C S. hove benefitted f r o m t h i s exchange program a n d a s t h e year ends, we all wish t o soy. "Good luck, John. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KFRR HARDWARE CO, PAGE NINETY- • �Varsity Fool ball individuals CORLESS TEMPLES B O AT M A N DILLON 0 N O G . R R V T DIRSCHELL H I R G U P G CORMS K. D I R S C H F L L NIVISON ZABONICK SWEET THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y B R A N C H C O U N T Y M E D I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N PAGE N I N E T Y - F O U R FERGUSON ALLEN WILKINS �Va r s i t y F o o t b a l l I n d i v i d u a l s BURTON O'ROURKE B A S R I BALDWIN R L S WA I N I N V E G H E E R I R O S P L M E R S T I ZABONICK T C T R E I C A P H S H E N S E N R O S N O N THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y B U R T O N B R O T H E R S - NASH PAGE N I N E T T • L I V E �BACK R O W : G r u n e r , M i f i n e s s e r, T h o m a s , H o d g m o n , G r a d y , L u k e , M I D D L E R O W : C o a c h Z a b o n i c k , S t a n l e y, A B e r e a , D o w n e r , H u r l e y , P e l e - s . m o r , , L , ' Curti, Coach Osenko. FRONT R O W : G o o d w i n , H e r a o n , R o b e , R u r k a , C h a t f i e l d , S i l e r , D a v e n p o r t , P o r s h o l l , R o b b : s o n , ,PhnFlod• R E S E R V E FOOTIt.t11.1. • Coach B i l l Zabonick's reserve team, p l a y i n g a t o u g h schedule this y e a r, w a s able to w i n b u t one g a m e throughout the entire season. The t e a m s h o w e d g o o d s p i r i t a l l t h e y e a r a n d a l s o g a v e coaches E b y a n d Zabonick g o o d hopes f o r n e x t y e a r. T h i s year's t e a m w a s composed m o s t l y of sophomores a n d t h e r e f o r e w a s a y o u n g s q u a d . T h e f i n a l g a m e thriller f o r both teams as they battled t o a close score, w i t h Sturgis coming o u t on t h e w i n n i n g end. Schedule DAT October 2 October 9 October 1 6 October 21 October 30 November 5 PLAC There Here Here There There Here TEAM Marshall Albion Hillsdale Lakeview Albion Sturgis COURTESY — S H AT T U C I G L I V E R M O R E PA G E N I N E T Y - S I X W 0 0 1 1 0 6 THE 1 35 0 2 1 1 �Schedule DAT October 13 October 2 0 October 2 2 October 28 October 2 9 November 3 PLAC There Here There Here There Here TEAM State School Sturgis Marshall State School Sturgis Marshall W 0 19 6 6 6 7 THE 38 6 0 7 1 7 • Coach L o w e h a n d l e d t h e f u t u r e v a r s i t y s q u a d t h i s season a n d t u r n e d o u t a fine team f o r the visitors to challenge. T h i s young team played a of ball as they won t w o games and lost three while tying one. F r o m this team, the coaches should h a v e some good m a t e r i a l i n t h e n e a r future. T h i s squad consisted mostly o f Freshmen w i t h a f e w f r o m senior high. F U T U R E VA R S I T Y F O O T B A L L BACK R O W : P a u l , & t a l k , H o u s t o n , W a t s o n , F a d d e n , T r o u t m a n , P . . . . . on, R o n d a I I , T h o m a s , C l a r k , K r i s e r . THIRD R O W : C o a c h L o w e , M C k y , C l o s s o n , S t r e e t e r, O l m s t e d , C . F l i n t , C . S n y d e r , S m i t h , To i n s o n , D . S n y d e r , D r a p e r, H i n k l e y . SECOND R O W : S t e f C r o n s o n , L e w i s , J . F l i n t , S h o r t , A l l i s o n , G i b s o n , S h i e r y, N e s t , H a z z a r d , A l l . , , , L i n t , F o r d . FRONT R O W : U r b a n , F r a s e r, S i l v e r s . W a l l a . , K i n s e y . PA G E N I N E T Y- S E V E N �SACK R O W : R i g a , C r o n s o n , C o : l o s s , C o t h r a n * . B a l d w i n , CENTER: C o a c h E b y , D i l l o n , S h o w , D i r s c h e l l , C o a c h Z o b a n i a l i VA R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L After g e t t i n g o f f t o a s l o w start, t h e C o l d w a t e r basketball t e a m f o u g h t its w a y t o a t h i r d -place tie i n t h e Tw i n Va l l e y race, a n d ended t h e '53 season w i t h six w i n s a n d n i n e losses. Dec 2 Dec 5 I n t h e i r first start, t h e Cards feated 4 1 - 7 0 b y a w e l l -experienced Three Rivers squad. S h o w i n g m o r e promise f o r their i n i t i a l home g a m e , Coldwater g a v e Marshall a g o o d b o t t l e b e f o r e losing 42-50. Dec 1 2 A f t e r h o l d i n g t h e i r o w n f o r three a n d a h a l f quarters, t h e v a r s i t y to East Lansing 50-58. Dec 2 0 T h e E b y m e n , s t i l l ment, d r o p p e d t h e i r f o u r t h g a m e o f the young season to Albion 54-63. Jan. 6 . S h o w i n g l o t s o f hustle a n d spirit, t h e Cards d o w n e d Sturgis 44-41. Jan. 9 . S t i l l p l a y i n g t h e s a m e k i n d o f g a m e , Coldwater slipped b y Lakeview 56-54. Jan 1 6 . A f a s t A d r i a n t e a m p u s h e d i t s w a y past our varsity squad 64-73 in scoring contest. Jan 2 0 . A spirited Hillsdale t e a m d o w n e d t h e Cardinals i n a n o n - l e a g u e t i l t 4 1 - 4 3 . Jan. 2 3 . Because o f a s l o w start, t h e i m p r o v e d Coldwater s q u a d l o s t t o Three Rivers 54-70. Jan. 3 0 . T h e s e c o n d -place M a r s h a l l R e d s k i n s pushed t h e i r w a y b y o u r team 50-60. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y W S V R PAGE N I N E T Y - E I G H T �Feb. 3 . P l a y i n g i n s p i r e d b a l l , C o l d w a t e r b e a t East Lansing i n o v e r t i m e 63-57. Feb. 2 0 . A n upset-minded L a k e v i e w feated o u r team 51-69. Feb. 2 7 . T h e Cards rallied t o defeat 55 in the last home game of the season. Feb. 6 . S t i l l holding our own in the Twin Va l l e y race, w e defeated A l b i o n 5 3 - 5 1 . Mar. 5 . A f t e r w i n n i n g t w o close g a m e s f r o m Sturgis d u r i n g t h e r e g u l a r season, t h e Ebymen l o s t t o t h e Trojans ment p l a y 23-48. Feb. 1 3 . G o i n g f o r their fifth w i n o f the C a r d s b e a t Sturgis 54-52. Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l I n d i v i d u a l s ntFiji91 E 1 P SILVERS BALDWIN CRANSON HOBART RIGG CORMS M AY D S I R H S C A R E L L W THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y S H A W S H O E C O . PAGE N I N E T Y - N I N E �BACK ROW: Burton, Borshall, Robinson, Fadden, For, Hornesser, Curtiss FRONT ROW: Goodwin, Sweet, Thomas, Coach Zabanick. RESERVE B A S K E T B A L L S 1 4 1 4 4 1111 4 . DAT Dec. 2 Dec. 5 Dec. 1 2 Dec. 2 0 Jan. 6 Jon. 9 Jan. 1 6 Jon. 2 0 TEA Three RWers Marshal E. Lansing Albio Sturgi Lakeview Adrian Hillsdal PLAC Ther Her Ther Here Ther It.,. Ther Ther THE W _25 3 3 6 _ _ _ _ . 3 8 2 1 2 2 4 24 .34 49 3 37 ____ 3 3 _2 6 DAT Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 23 30 3 6 13 18 20 2 7 ___ TEA Three Marshall E. Lansing _ Albion Sturgis St. Charles Lakevie Adrian PLAC Her Ther Her Ther Her Her Ther Her • A spirited a n d d e t e r m i n e d Reserve Basketball s q u a d , u n d e r t h e coaching o f Bill Zabonick, g a v e C o l d w a t e r f a n s something t o r e m e m b e r. A l t h o u g h t h e i r won-lost record appears against them, their actual p l a y i n g w a s another thing. Sparked b y t w o r e t u r n i n g lettermen, t h e s q u a d o f t h r e e Juniors a n d e i g h t Sophomores racked u p a 6 victory, 1 0 loss, total. W i t h t h e backlog o f talent shown this year on the Reserve team, i t seems that Coldwater w o n ' t be locking in Va r s i t y material f o r several years, a t least. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAGE 0 5 0 W 4 5 3 THE 4 4 2 5 3 3 _33 5 3 3 4 5 4 �• • , • , . FRONT R O W : S n y d e r , F i s h e r, G r a d y , F l i n t . Future Va r s i t y Basketball Freshman Basketball BACK R O W : H u b b a r d , S a g e r , H o w l e t t . M c C u r l e y, K e l l o g g , Ta m s o n , S h i e r y, F l i n t , S i l v e r s , THIRD R O W : L i p m a n , S h a d , F u n d e r b a r g , G i b s o n , P i f e r , H a r r i s , B u r k , S t e R e y, T r a m , . S E C O N D R O W : C o a c h L o w e , M o x s o n , R a n d a l l , D a v e n p o r t , P e t e r s e n , H o u s t o n , K i n s e y, W o o d s . FIRST R O W : H i n k l e y , C r o n u s , M o r a n , K n o w l e s , L e w i s , F o r d . COURTESY — B R A N C H C O U N T Y B A R A S S O C I A T I O N COURTESY — C O L D W AT E R B R A S S PAGE O N E H U N D R E D O N E �BACK R O W : H o b a r t . C o c h r a n e , V. Z a b o n i c k , G r i g g , M a y , M i t m e s s e r, T r e a d l e , O Z o b o a i c k , F r y , G i R o A . CENTER: S h o w , D i l l o n , G o o d w i n , S i l v e r s , C o a c h L o w e , F a d d e n , L i n t . Va r s i t y Baseball • As the season opens, t h e outlook is rather dubious. A l o t w i l l d e p e n d o n t h e development o f our young pitching staff. W i t h eight returning lettermen a n d the t r a d i t i o n a l Cardinal spirit, t h e team is sure t o come through. Reserve Baseball BACK R O W : C r o n s o n , G r a n g e r , S a g , G i b s o n , H o u s t o n . K r A e r , G o r d o n , B l a n c h a r d , H i n k l e y , L i p m a n , SECOND R O W : C o a c h O s e n k o , M a n s o n , P a u l , B u r k , S t a n l e y, W a t s o n , K e l l o g g , P i f e r, S i l v e r s , C o a c h L o w , . FIRST R O W : T h o m a s , T o m s * , R a n d a l l . B a b b . N o r l o n , D a v e n p o r t , F i s h e r, W a l d r o n , H o d g m a n , L e w i s . THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y G R A C I E 0 ' 5 1 1 A N A H A N 5 I N N PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - T W O �7ABONIC WILKIN SHIER DILLO ORIO HOBAR MAY COCHRAN J. GIFFOR SILVER SCHUB 1952 Baseball L e t t e r W i n n e r s SHA SILVE ‘41114ilfi Ap,i 4 ApT 1 ApT 1 Api 7 ApT 2 ApT 2 Apr 2 May 1 May 5 May 8 May 1 May 1 May 1 May 2 May 26 Jonesville Sturgis Three Rivers Adrian Albion .Hillsdale Sturgis Lakeview E. Lansing Morsholl Three Rivers Bronson Quincy Her Ther Ther Ther Open Ther Her Her Her Ther Open Ther Her Her Ther THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SWART ONE-STOP PAGE ONE HUNDRED- �Sehedule April 8 M a r s h a l l April 1 6 a H April 22 H i l l s d a l e April 2 3 April 29 A May 5 H a s t i n g s May 6 B r o n s o n Map 1 6 T b i . o n H H T S t u r g i s May 2 May 1 2 SWAI A d r i a n l e Three Rivms d Albion n e h H H V. Meal PAGE ONE r r e • R e g i o n a l r r " THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY L. A DARLING CO. r e H e e r e e r e K a l a m a z o o BACK ROW: Flint, Burton, Howlett, . . . N o l l , W . Stephenson, Clark, Northrop, Ac/Noody, Robey, Troutman, McBride, Allen, SECOND ROW: Smith, McCann, Mines, , Johnston, Grady. Street, Brown, Peterson, Swain, Nivison, Gruner, O'Rourke, FIRST ROW: Coach Eby, Robson, Dillon, Dennis, D. Bercaw, Mocrison, Carless, Ellenberger, Donbcock, Ferguson. r e e r L a k e v i e w • The prospects ore looking better than last year f o r there are fourteen returning lettermen. L a s t year's squad w o n three meets w h i l e losing five a n d in fourth place in the Twin Va l l e y Conference. F i f t y boys signed u p this season. All the meets are t o b e held a t Cardinal Field this y e a r except t w o . To p p i n g off t h e track's excitement w i l l b e t h e Tw i n Va l l e y Conference meet, Little " C " meet, a n d the annual class relay. r r e e T R A C K SQUAD c e r Col. I n v i t a t i o n a l OTI r r e f ? • • �t tar A ..LAN 1952 Tr a c k Letter W i n n e r s bi NORTHRUP BROWN R DIRSCHELL S WA I N ROBEY DENNIS FERGUSON NIVISON V CORLFSS STEPHENSON BERCAW THOMAS OTIS JOHNSTON LANGWORTHY DILLON HOFF CRANSON DIRSCHFLL GRUNER X CORLESS RIGG R E N S H AW THIS P A G E S P O N S O R . B Y 511CRT 5 T I R E I t A P P L I A N C E PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - F I V E �BACK R O W : S n y d e r . O . , d © : w • ••••• • W e r t , R e n n e I I , M o r r i s , l i v e n s p a r g e r, C o o z h Z o b o n i c k . FRONT R O W : S c h e i d l e r, F u n d e r h u r g , B e n n o , M o r a n , H o w l e t t , R o b i n s o n . TENNIS T E A M • With seven r e t u r n i n g lettermen, C o a c h Zabonick's t e n n i s t e a m p r e p a r e d t o tackle its Twin Va l l e y opponents. T h e experienced squad members were Wert, Weidner, Rennell, G o r d o n , Bennett, Scheidler, a n d Robinson. F u n d e r b u r g , Moran, C. Snyder, Livensparger, Barry Goodwin a n d W o o d s c o m p l e t e d t h e '53 team. Sehedule April 1 4 L a April 1 6 A April 2 2 T April 2 4 A April 2 9 May 6 May 13 May 1 6 l _ _ e b b o h e e i r g i T e e H A T h Riv•rt a l e e e r e e e r b e H e r r l e r e w r h h V. M e e t e n e e T H e o h H n v w T Rivers e . H T o w k w n e i T R e e o a i o r l L v i h H May 8 May 9 k e i o r e n e r Ten m a t c h e s w e r e a g a i n p l a y e d . Three Rivers replaced A d r i a n o n t h e local netters' schedule. I n a d d i t i o n to s i x T w i n Va l l e y l e a g u e matches, two n o n -conference tilts w e r e p l a y e d with H o w e M i l i t a r y ing t h e opposition. T h e peted i n t h e Tw i n Va l l e y m a t c h a n d the r e g i o n a l s a t Kalamazoo. e K a l a m a z o o THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y G A M B L E - S V O G V O I N C PAGE O N E H U N D R = J 4 1 5 �I S S I T V C u l l E R LEA DEUS LEFT T O R I G H T: A l l e n , D e v l i n , t h o r n s . , F o r e s t e r, H i n s o n , W i l c o x S TA N D I N G : J o h n s o n , K i n g . KNEELING: M a y , K e y . , TYTO.L.B, Tvce• RESERVE CHEERLEADERS THIS PA G E S P O N S O R E D B Y P R E C I S I O N T O O L A N D D I E C O . PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - S E V E N ��WITCHES' CAMPAIQN PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - N I N E �INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Albright, Allison' A IL P Super Market Arlington Hotel Arnold Auto Ports Asbury Bros. Bailey Radio Shop Ballard Garage Bee Hive Shoe Store Best's M o r k . Bill's Standard Service Birchfield Bros, Bradley's Grocery Branch County Bank Branch County Bar Association Branch County Dental Association Branch County Medical Brauer's Butane Service _ Bryan Point & Wallpaper Buckeye Insulation Burton Bros. — N o s h Con', Barber Shop Chaprnan' Chatterbox Restaurant City Dairy _ Coca Cola Coldwater Brass Coldwater Cleaners Coldwater C o o p Coldwater Daily Reporter Coldwater D o i r y Coldwater M o t o r Soles Coldwater Office Supply Coldwater Recreation Culligan, Soft Wa t e r Daily's Tire Shop Darling Co., L A . Davis Coal Davis News Agency Douglas Store _ Elliot's Market Endicott Form Equipment English's Phillips Service _ Federal Mogul Firestone Store Fox Florist Fremont St. Grocery _ Garnble-Skognso General Telephone Co. H & H Cleaners Harry's Ice Cream Harvey's Market Hodgman Abstract and Insurance Homer Furnace Co. Houser's G u l f Service Ideal Wallpaper & Paint Irving Stonsell Jack Northrup and Walt Brown Jr. _____ Johnson', Clothing Juhl's Drug Store Kies, Jewelry Keller, Louis Kerr Hardware Company Kimber Coal C o . Legg Lumber Co. Linn, Earl Little King Motel Lucas Self-Service Laundry PAGE ONE 11 11 12 12 12 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 7 10 12 9 11 11 12 6 115 116 12 12 Ill 10 86 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 12 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 76 11 7 11 10 7 11 6 11 66 11 11 11 70 11 11 11 8 11 9 12 o 11 119 119 Lyon Drug Store Moc's Furniture Mac's Pharmacy Marion Bros. Martin's Book Store Martin's Grocery Marothy Radio Shop Marshall Street Market Mashon-Dorsey Memorials McCann form Equipment McComb', Shoes McConkey-Putnam Funeral H o m e McConnell's Market McLoughlin, Pastries McMillan Es Son Mel.O.Tones Mix Insurance Model Finance Montgomery Wa r d Moore Implement Co. Morgan Grocery Music Mart N. C l a y S t . Grocery Olds Cleaners Oliver Soles ond Service Olmstead's Dairy Osborn', Photo O'Shanahan's I n n Otto's Sporting Goods O W . Davis Standard Service Patterson Co., Printers Penney, J. C . _ Picard Buick-Pontiac, Inc. Pierce Dodge Sales _ Pillsbury Motor Soles Pratt Motor Sales Precision Tool 8 Die Quality Springs Ray Gottschalk Reppert's Market Secord' ShattuckShow S h . Short's Tire Smolt, Motor Soles Snyder', Bakery Southern Michigan Bank Southern Michigan Grocery Stokes Marine Supplies Swart O n e -Stop-Market Teeter, Howard Tomson's Insurance Toupalik, Ralph Treat Auto Parts _ Tribolet Store Troutman's Super Market Von Ake,, Walker's Laundry Water's Shoe Store Way-DeNooyer Chevrolet Weiderman's Gulf Western A u t o Wilbur'. Furniture Store Winemiller's Colonial WoodwardWoodward And Son WTVB Tope's Service Zirkle's Grocery 6 12 _ 75 12 _121 _ 12 12 119 12 119 119 12 12 6 119 12 12 _ 128 67 11 11 8 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 11 6 8 12 70 12 12 10 12 7 70 12 9 9 10 12 12 8 12 7 _103 _ 124 __ 1 2 3 12 12 7 12 7 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 10 12 _ 90 12 12 �W A LT B R O W N , D E L O R E S B E A A N D JACK NORTHRUP "The That Refreshes" PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - E L E V E N �C L U B S HI-Y CLUB B A N D C-CLUB S E N I O R Y-TEENS J U N I O R GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FUTURE FARMERS O F AMERICA J U N I O R HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COMMISSION • EDITOR'S NOTE: W e wish t o express our appreciation f o r five d o l l a r s d o n a t e d b y e a c h THE MAJORITY OF THE PICTURES IN THE 1953 CARDINAL WERE TAKEN B Y OUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER — Zottis N e i l e r PA G E O N F N U N I M O • T W F I N E �GOOD LUCK, SENIORS ! Allison' Asbury "For the Very Best in Clothing." Everything Good t o Eat GOOD LUCK FROM BEST'S M A R K E T Groceries - - - M e e t s PRODUCE A N D FROZEN FOODS ALBRIGHT'S GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE For the Finest in . . • M O D E R N WIRING • ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES • BETTER LIGHTING • F I N E S T APPLIANCES BAILEY RADIO Bryan Paint and Wallpaper ARTISTS SUPPLIES PA G E O N E N U N D R E D - O N P T E E N �CONGRATULATIONS Compliments From Your PACKARD and And M a n y Good Times t o Come TO THE SENIORS O F 1 9 5 3 Bi•l/sStandard Ballard GOOD LUCK, SENIORS ! BRADLEY'S East Washington Street COMPLIMENTS FROM Birchfield (Be Sure With Pure) Free Pick-up And Delivery C P COMPLIMENT o i r e * r n s e o r n of a n d Chicago BEE HIVE SHOE STORE of • Braver's Service and Appliances PA G E O N E N O N O I N O • P O U R T H N BEST LUCK CLASS OF 1953 �CONGRATULATIONS THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE, GRAD SENIORS ! • eate'd Ea/am S k e For all kinds of Office • Equipment, Ty p e w r i t e r s a n d A d d i n g Machines SALES A N D Compliments o f R. F. Implement Coldwater Office Supply International Harvester PHONE 145-M Refrigerators and Freezers BEST WISHES Culligan Soft Water Service PHONE 773-J BEST WISHES, SENIORS C O L D W A T E R C O - O P. When in need o f the best of Feeds — Coal — and Seeds" YOUR BEST BUYS PA G E O N E H U N D R E D -FIFTEEN �Coldwat Dairy CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ! COLDWATER Studebaker Cars and Trucks FINE DAIRY PHONE 808 BEST TO THE CLASS O F 1 9 5 3 Coldwa Daily 0. D. Jeweler Since 1 8 8 0 TELEPHONE 757 M CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 0. W. D AV I S STANDARD BEST WISHES, SENIORS Davis News Stand and Greyhound Lines, I n c — Short W a y Lines, I n c Compliments Davis News Agency — 101 W. Chicago St. PA G E O N E N U N D I R E D - 5 1 . E M �Compliments o f BEST WISHES, SENIORS Coldwater Recreation D AV I S "Bowl for Your Health" COAL A N D BEST OF LUCK Fremont To the Class of 1953 Firestone Grocer "Finest in Tires" * * HomerFoundry * CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR EARL L I N N Branch County Clerk * CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! from The Douglas Store Home of Buster Brown and Teen Age Shoes PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - S E V E N T E E N �Congratulations a n d Best Wishes To the Class o f 1953 H& H CLEANED WITH Ideal Wa l l p a p e r And Paint Store SANITONE "Note the Difference" Johnso QUALITY CLOTHIERS "May Success Be Yours, Seniors" BEST OF LUCK, COMPLIMENTS OF CLASSMATES ! JUHL'S Jack and CUT RATE • • The Self Service Store BEST OF LUCK, SENIORS ! Compliments of • qicpwery'd Vtair‘et PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - E I G H T E E N Tom Houser's GULF �CONGRATULATIONS W. A. McMillan from LUCAS SELF-SERVE LAUNDRY PLUMBING A N D HEATING Best Wishes, Seniors ! BEST OF LUCK, GRADS ! McCann Morgan Grocer FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Little K i n g Motel • Located on U. S. 11 2 East of Coldwater Phone 327M Compliments MARSHALL STREET Compliments o f McComb's MARKET " Marshall Street's Little Super" "Finest in Shoes" PA G E O N E N L I N D R E D - N I N M . �GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! McConnell • MIX North Marshall Street INSURANCE AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS "GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '53" FRO Mashon MARTIN' GROCER • 46 W. Park Ave. MEMORIALS COLDWATER, MICHIGAN BEST WISHES To the Best Class of '53 EVINRUDE MOTORS, First in Outboards North Clay OTTO'S Stree Grocery PA N E O N E H U N D R E D - T W E N T Y SPORTING GOODS �MAX A. OLDS SEYBERT' OLIVER SALES "For the finest in 459 MARSHALL Phone 904-M Congratulations of '53 Martin's (W. Couillard) Best o f Luck! BOOK OFFICE COMPLIMENT CONGRATULATIONS! MARION AND GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '53 HI - "If You Can't Stop . . . Smile as You Go By" N Furniture H o m e PAGE O N E K I N D R E D T W E N T Y- O N E �CONGRATULATIONS! ENDICOT FAR EQUIPMEN DALLY'S TIRE SHOP F M SUES COLDWATE COMPLIMENTS O F ELLIOTT'S MARKET McCONKEY - PUTNAM Funeral • "WE INVITE Pillsbury Motor Sales BEST WISHES, SENIORS PICARD Feeic4 Seele4 ••,‘ s e . . , , CHRYSLE • and PLYMOUT PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y - T W O GMC Trucks, Buick, Pontiac Cars �CONGRATULATIONS Snyder SOUTHERN GROCERY Baker Coldwater, Michigan * COMPLIMENT O COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Secord PHONE 160 S. W. TOMSON AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE * * Fire Auto SMOLT MOTO * L i a b i l i t y COMPLIMENT FRO SALE FORD SALES A N D TRUCKS TREATAUTO • PA G E O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- T H R E E �Weiderma BEST WISHES, SENIORS ! GULF SERVICE STATION Lubrication — Washing YOPE'S Battery Texaco Service 97 MARSHALL Phone 79 CONGRATULATIONS '53ers • Rai12,4 7cuefted,a, lac, YOUR LINCOLN 335 E. Chicago P h o n e 101 Walker's Laundry YOUR HOME TOWN LAUNDRY SINCE 1 8 8 8 • PHONE 7 7 TROUTMAN'S SUPER M A R K E T Fine Foods and Meats CONGRATULATIONS The Equitable Societ * * * EAST CHICAGO PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y J O U R Howard M. Teeter �FOR FOOTWEAR SMARTLY STYLED CONGRATULATIONS CLASS O F 1 9 5 3 —See Water's WOOD and 39 W. Chicago C o l d w a t e r , Mich. QUALITY BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1953 a Western Auto WIlour's STOR Dick Alison, Owner FURNITURE Way - DeNooyer, Inc. CHEVROLET • "The Home of 57-65 SOUTH MONROE STREET Compliment ENGLISHPHILLIPS 66 T E L E P H O N E 27 WINEMILLER COLONIAL Coldwater, Michigan Authentically designed heirlooms. SERVIC Quality solid Wild Cherry and solid Walnut furniture. PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y - F I V E �SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES, SENIORS ! TO THE CLASS OF '53 Arnold Auto ZIRKLE'S G R O C E RY 106 W. Chicago CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! OLMSTEAD'S D A I R Y "Good Milk for Good Health" Larry Olmstead R COMPLIMENT O o y c e Olmstead MAROTHY Telephone 299 1 2 3 E. Park Ave. KELVINATOR 0S3O RANGES and SPARTON and ARVIN TELEVISION "We Service Everything W e Sell" BuckeyeInsulation BLOWN INSULATION Siding Storm Windows Phone 914 PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- S I % The Hot Coldwater's Finest Fine Food E x c e l l e n t Rooms �"We cannot abandon our education at the schoolhouse door. W e have to keep it up through life." — Calvin Coolidge BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '53 Quality Spring Products, Inc. COIL SPRINGS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL Best Wishes F r o m Kimber Coal Co. CONGRATULATIONS Compliment Pratt Motor 11 South Hudson — Coldwater, Mich. 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Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/b6cd23dd5dde6924c854bdcc254aaec5.pdf 684e33f65eb3269bd0ac1ef1a0f07f34 PDF Text Text I 9 5 2 ����PUBLISHED B Y T H E STUDENTS OF COLDWATER H I G H SCHOOL IN THE YEAR 1052 NORMAN E. H AW K : Editor GLORIA MEIER: Assistant Editor DESMOND N . BUZZELL: Adviser �I f you WSBM 10 he a C a r d i n a l . •IllSi COM.' along w i t h M I ' . . . PAGE T W O ��ENT MICHIG I n t h e state t h a t ' s hest t o l i v e in. h o u n d e d h y t h e l a k e s . . . Is a t o w n t h a t has a high school o f t h e highest r a t e . . . PAGE F O U R ��a t a l l o u r % I n d e n t s 111111 t h e i r s p i r i t I r u e �I I a i s p y o u r voices. sing t o g e t h e r. f r i e n d s h i p h e o u r s t a r : ih A l a I I 114..er fOrg4h1 o u r ela•smates though w e w a n d e r f a r. PAGE S E V E N �H a i l y e students, t r u e a n d l o y a l , Let t h e chorus r i n g . H a i l to t h e e , C o l d w a t e r H i g h School P r a i s e s l o u d w e sing! PAGE E I G H T ���Faculty Page 1 2 TA B L E OF CONTENTS Students Page 1 8 Events Page 5 6 Organizations Page 6 6 Music Page 8 6 I M e l ii•S Page 9 2 Advertisements Page 11 0 PAGE E L E V E N ���A D M I N I S T R AT I O N . . 19.12 Superintendent E. B Y R O N T H O M A S , o u r active S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f Schools, is a m a n sified talents. H e has to meet the i n f l o w which g r e e t s h i m d a i l y . He's n o t only a n educator, but a l s o a n a d m i n i s t r a t o r, an e x p e r t i n tions, a n d a c o u n s e l o r. Much o f M r. Thomas' t i m e is spent in keeping in touch with t h e latest educational policies, c o n f e r r i n g w i t h principals, t e a c h e r s , a n d students; a n d a d e q u a t e l y correlating the schools with the w h o l e community. U r. E. B y r o n Hoard o f Education Left to right: D r. Harold Weidner, Trustee, M r. Willis H o d g m a n , Treasurer; M r . S t a n l e y dent; Mrs. M a r g a r e t Olmsted, Secretary; M r . Charles Woodward, Trustee; Mr. E. Byron intendent o f Schools. PA G E F O U R T E E N �. 111 * . K 1 ' 1 7 1 1 % 1 h i g h e D e n n i s Principal First known t o CHS'ers a s a science teacher, M r. Dennis later became Jr. High Principal. W i t h i n three years he advanced to top executive in the Roosevelt building. A s Principal his m a n y daily duties include: balancing t h e school calendar, getting t h e bulletin r e a d y, checking absentees, correspondence, student problems, club ulty meetings, class visitations, and many others. Spare moments are spent in club ing and traveling. 11 r. J r . highi P r i n c i p a l Mr. Axner Olson, our Junior High Principal, is a former teacher a n d assistant coach a t C . H . S. Included in his m a n y office activities ing attendance, correspondence, lems, the Student Council a n d faculty meetings, balancing t h e calendar, t a k i n g c a r e o f t h r e e study halls, keeping records up-to-date, ing his o w n "truant officer." H u n t i n g ing are his favorite hobbies, and he enjoys many club activities. Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Warnock PAGE �MR. J O S E P H R I C E Commercial L o w , Ty p i n g , Bookkeeping, S t e n o g r a p h y MISS C A R L E E N L O F F Spanish, H i s t o r y MRS. E T H E L C . H A W L E Y Latin, C i v i c s , E n g l i s h MR C H A R L E S E N O S English, C o m m e r c i a l M a t h MISS R O S E S T E F FA N I A N English, S o c i a l S t u d i e s MRS. C O R L E O N E C O C H R A N E Social S t u d i e s , E n g l i s h MR. H U G H T Y L E R English, S p e e c h , D r a m a t i c s , D e b a t e MRS. E . B Y R O N T H O M A S 'English MR, D E S M O N D N . B U Z Z E S English, J o u r n a l i s m , P u b l i c a t i o n s MR. F R A N K L O W E Coach, D r i v e r T r a i n i n g , H i s t o r y, H e a l t h E d u c a t i o n MR. G E O R G E O S E N K O Physical E d u c a t i o n , C o a c h . D r i v e r T r a i n i n g MR. F L O Y D E D T Health Education, Physical Education, C o a c h A B S E N T: M I S S G E N E F R A Z I E R Girls' P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n MISS ELLEN ROBERTS Vo c a l M u s i c MR. H A R L A N B O N D Instrumental Instructor MR. L A U R E N C E O L S O N A 55 $$ ont I n s t r u m e n t a l I n s t r u c t o r �FA C U LT Y MR R O Y H O U S T O N Civics MR. O W E N J O H N S O N Science, S o c i o l S t u d i e s MR O S C A R R E N S H A W Economics, S o c i o l o g y, A m e r i c a n H i s t o r y MR. J A M E S V I N C E N T American G o v • r n m • n t , H i s t o r y MR. W A Y N E R O W E R D I N K English, S o c i a l S l o d i e s MISS D O L O R E S B E A N English, S o c i a l S t u d i e s ""Z MRS. J O S E P H I N E B U R A N D T Home Economics MR J A M E S C R O S B Y Agriculture MRS. S A L LY G I A U Q U E Horne E c o n o m i c s MISS P R I S C I L L A W O O D H E A D Art MR. B E R T R A N D G R I M M Shop, A ss i ss ont C o a c h MRS. D O R O T H Y A I T C H I S O N Biology MR V A L C O N N O L L Y Science MR. B E R T R A N D S I B L E Y C h o m i s t r y, P h y s i c s MR. B U R D E T T E H A R R I S Mathematics, English mR W I L L I A M Z A B O N I C K Mathematics, C o a c h MISS J O A N G U I L L A U M E Mathematics, E n g l i s h MRS. G L A D Y S D A V I S Malhemolics �����SENIORS O f f irerm PRESIDENT D o n VICE PRESIDENT D a l SECRETARY o r n TREASURER T H e l e n Spencer e Jackson McConnell Jean We a k l y McCONNELL, WEAKLY, SPENCER, JACKSON 7LASS O F ' 5 2 I N R E V I E W In 1946 w e shyly entered the seventh grade, a n d being unsure o f the run of things, STUDIED. Class officers Merabeth Selby, N o r m H a w k , To r n McConnell a n d Elaine Sampson guided us t h a t yeas. " H e l l o , U m f r o m Junior High School and I wonder i f you wouldn't like to buy a magosiner Judy McKnight was t o p seller a n d w o n t h e radio. A f e w w e r e pretty enough t o make the popularity poll. Eighth grade — Shirley Barringer, M a r t i ° Hyland, Nancy Robinson, and Phyllis Worden gave us some class parties that were terrific n e v e r had enough o f those traffic dances! T h i s year w e brought home o our Hallowe'en float . a leot never repeated b y We were really in the swing o f things. Ninth grade — W e r e almost halfway through now . . . and i n t h e middle o f m a n y rip.roaring romances. O h , love I, grand! W e h a d o u r second Tw i n Volley football champs this y e a r . . . a n d w e ' r e becoming quite Bill Connell, Tom McConnell, Robert Smith, ond Eugene Miller were our officers. Sounded like the football it wos, reserve thot is. D o n Davis nosed out Gretchen Ohnsthd to become student council president. T h e girls, losing all this prestige consoled themselves w i t h slumber parties. W h a t a basketball thorn . . . w e followed them t o STATE! Canasta and "drivers" clubs w e r e t h e craze. J e a n A n n Elliott a n d Norm Hawk won the good citizenship awards . . . Norm also won the Latin Award. Tenth grode — Sophomores o g l e , , ! Three flights it was worth i t to have those lockers . . . seniors emptied our books on floors W h o do those guys think they way?" The heorty reception they gave us made up h i , . . N o r m Howk, Helen Joon Weakly, LeeRoy Morrill, Paul Pope, Judy McKnight and Vicki Tropp were our officers that year. El eeeeeh grade — " N o Exams. H e y, I like this!" football let's n o t talk about i t ! W e were i m p eeeeed b y PAGE TWENTY- the new teachers . . . really going t o like E , l i s h next year. Ellen liorPs, J a n e Mitchell, B i l l Connell, Shirley Barringer, officers; M a r y j o H y l a n d a n d J o h n McBride, Commissioners; Potti Sager. Clerk. W e dedicated the Cardinal Field . . . Zoe Patterson a n d Helen Jean Weakly were the members o f o u r class i n the homecoming court. " T h e Late Christopher Bean," our class ploy, hod them i n the aisle. T h e Junior•Senior was a wonderful w a y t o end t h e year. b u t everybody regretted seeing so many faithful teachers leave C.H.S. We were o r top now . . . except for the Administration and only g f e w short months t o g o . . . I t couldn't b e true that w e h o d arrived a t last! D o n Davis, Mayor; D o n Spencer, President; D o l e J o c k s ° , V i c e -President; Connell, Secretory; Helen Jean Weakly, Treasurer; Merabeth Selby ond Joyce K a s e , Commissioners . . .nice line u p . A better football season . . . b u t I c a n remember when . . . Dave Bennett won o position on the conference team w e crowned J o y . Hinson o u r H o m e c o r n i , Queen . . Helen leon Weokly and Shirley Robson were the senior members o f the court. Teachers' Institute, and Senior paper drive . . . w e didn't realize you could get to much for old papers. The senior play "Our Hearts Were Young and Goy," was a The class o f ' 5 2 a n d the teachers, chose Helen Jean Weokly D. A . R. girl. W e had a scrappy basketball . a n k , but sadly enough, w e dropped our first district game. N o r m Valedictorian; a n d Carole Magee, Salutatorian . . . w e knew it would be those t w o all along! . A beautiful modern bus was purchased f o r our school, ond to celebrate this occasion, Mr. Dennis l e t all o f us out of study boll t o take o ride . . . He's g swell guy! T h e foculty chose Norm H a w k a n d Joyce Hinson as ideal boy and girl . . . Leland Ward was honored by being named State Farmer of 1952 . . . Now it's — "Wash. ington or Bust," and w e probably will! Miss !Ida Phillips a n d Mr. Oscar Renshaw, our class advisers, accompanied us on our trip . . . what fun! Well, the final fatal moment arrived . . . we were the first class to graduate on Cardinol Field, and our High School "daze" were only t o be fond memories . . . �SENIORS. P SENIORS... ,. BERNARD A L L E N cE A C N " 4 5 3 lir11,-V'2, w n F.F.A' S N ,4 V4o .. . " 4 A B &fin. SUSAN 2 1.1.EN . . , " ?r n ' o, S t o g1' 44 cMoOr d 3 A ,,, E d . , r : , 3 4 Firemen'''. E.,h."?-2,3, . ! 3.14.7.- 3 G't 2 P L ,y 3r ., CNN— 4 iN LAMES A G G E R LY :04d SrFBN.=j: 4 .STE4 BANISTER , E r . 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P l o y C o s i Jr P l o y C a s t Hi- Y 2 , 3 , 4 C.Club Tennis V a r s i t y 2 , 3 Boys' S t o l e Al Football V e r s i f y 4 Football R . , . , , . 3 HELEN B O V E E Y.Teens 2 , 3 , Al C C A. 2, 3 4-H C l u b I , 2 Bond 3 , 4 Usher 3 C l a t " T. 4 Bond F o l l i e s 3 , WA D E BRESSLER Mirror S t a f f I Cordinal S t o f f I Tennis V a r s i t y I , 2 , 3 Michigan N a t ' l G u a r d 4 Chorus 3 JOELLEN BUTTERS Mirror S t a f f 3 , 4 Cardinal Stoff 3 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m D O R O T H Y C H AT F I E L D Y. Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 C27.3m. 4-H Club I , 2 Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 M .Sr B a n q u e t C o m m Jr. S r P r o m C o m m . 3 ILA M A R I E C L E A R WAT E R G.A., 3,4 4.H Club I , 2, 3 . 4 Dancing C l u b 2 , 4 Usher 3 , 4 Librarian AI Cordinal C h o i r 4 Chorus 3 SpA, ° ; ' • Y. Te e n s LE O N A C R A N D A L L Style S h o w 3 Cardinal C h o i r 4 Spring P r o g r o m E D WA R D D E A L Cardinol Staff 4 Intromurals I , 3 4 PAGE T W E N T Y- F O U R 4-H C l u b I Shutterbug C l u b Dancing C l u b 2 , 3 3 WILLIAM CONNELL C.Club 2 , 3 Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l 2 , 3 Football Vo r s i l y 3 Football R e c e i v e 2 Eoskelball R e s e r v e 2 , 3 * M i e n < Police I Citizenship C o m m . 2 Class P r e s i d e n t I Class S e c r e t o r y 3 Naval R 3 , DON D AV I S P r e , S t u d e n t Council I Cardinal Service C l u b Mirror S t a f f 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y C o s t Chorus Glee C l u b 3 , Exchange A s s e m b l y 4 U. N . C l u b 4 Spring S i n g 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Ring C o m m . 3 Mayor 4 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o n u w 2 , 3 Student C o n o n n s i o n JAMES D E A N Boys' C o o k i n g 4 Reserve B a s e b a l l 2 Future V a r s i t y F o o t b a l l 2 Future Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l 2 Golf I -Americo Sings" I , 2 �SENIORS... JOHN DENBROCK Tumbling Chorus 3 WWI Guards 3, 4 SENIORS... JEAN A N N ELLIOTT Jr. H i g h E d . M i r r o r 3 Va r s i t y D o b a i * 4 Democracy C o n t e s t 3 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Sr. P l a y D i r e c t o r 4 Jr. P l a y C a s t 3 1 , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff I . 2 , 3 Y. Te e n s P r e s i d e n t 4 G.A.A. 1 , 2 . 3 4 , C l u b Pres. 1 Cilizenship A w a r d 1 Symposium C o n t e s t 4 O a ) Dancing C l u b 2 Citizenship C o n a n I , 2 Mirror S i c , 1 . 2 SHIRLEY E N G L I S H 4.H C l u b 1. 1 , 3 . 4 Dancin Club 1 Usher I g , 2 Librarian I . 2 Jr.- 5 , B a n q u e t C o m m 1 ELIA E S T E R L I N E •CtTinciSIVtall.12,.23,.34 Cardinal C h o i , ' 2 , 3 A l ' I ! 2, 3 Bond I , 2 , 3 Dancing C l u b 3 MARGUERITE F A C K L A M Mirror S t a f f I , 2 , 3 %*r'iisl EdChaM';;e 'r E Va r s i t y D e b a t e 2 , 3 Forensics 2 , 3 Ouill a r i d Scroll A w a r d 4 Sr. P l o y C a s t 4 ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal S t a l l 3 , 4 G.A.A. I , 2 . . . S r. Banquet Comm. 3 WILBUR F E R RY Boys C o o k i n g i:47 t'ucrli°" V I C TO R F O N D A Eischange A s s e m b l y 5r Play Cast Jr P l a y C a s t H i , I . 2, 3, 4 Va r s i t y Te n n i s 1 , 2 . 3 , 4 Football RRRRR 3 C A R O LY N F O S T E R G A.A. 3 4 5 Club I , 2, 3 Dancing C l u b 2 Usher 3 -America S i , , , " 2 r G t ' a b 3. BEVERLY F R E D E R I C K Y.Tisens 2 . 3 , 4 Darwin° C l u b 2 . 3 Librarian 1 , 3 CASSIE G A G E 4-H C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Suite, V. , C 1 3 1 , Librarian 4 Jr..Sr, B a n q u e t C o n a n . 3 Specioi C h o r u s 3 FRANCES G R E E N Democracy C o n t e s t 2 F T. A 3 , 4 G.A A 1 , 3 Usher A Citizenship C o m m . 4 Horizon C l u b 3 French C l u b 4 BARBARA G R U N E R Sr P l o y C o s t C o m m . Jr. P l o y T i c k e t C o m m . E.T.A. S e c . - T r e s , 4 4.H C l u b 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Citizenship C o m m . 3 , i t Y- Te e n s 4 PAGE T W E N T Y - F I V E �SENIORS... SENIORS... JOAN GRUNER Cardinal Staff I Cardinal C h a t t e r 4 Forensics 3 Sr. P l a y A d v e r t i s i n g C o m m . ' , Te e n s 4 E.T.A. 3 , 4 JOHN GRUNER Mirror S t a f f 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff 3 , 4 Jr. P l o y C a s t C- C l u b 2 , 3 C- C l u b Tr e a . . . . . 4 Cardinal Sports Ed. ( I To p T e n 4 Bays' S t a t e 3 Track V a r s i t y 2 , 3 , Citizenship C o m m _ 3 4-11 C l u b I , 2 , 3 , 4 Citizenship C o m m 3 U. N . C l u b 4 To p T e n U. N . M o c k A s s e m b l y 3 U . S . Serves t h e W o r l d (1st) 2 Sophomore R e c e p t i o n C o n l i n . 4 Office PA U L I N E H A C K E R Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 G A A. 1, 2 Usher 2 , 3 Librarian 1 Jr.- S r, B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Sr. P l o y C o r m n . Sophomore R s . . . W M ^ C . v . " ' 4 ELLEN H A R R I S Mirror S . f f 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal S t a f f I , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r 1 , 2 , 3 Debate C h r 2 . 3 Sr. P l a y C a s t Jr. P l a y D i r e c t o r Sophomore R e c e p t i o n C o m m . 4 Jr. C l a s s P r e s i d e n t . Dancing C l u b I , 2 Cheerleader 1 Usher 3 Jr..5r. B a n q u e t COnIrn. 3 NORMAN H AW K Va l e d i c t o r i a n 4 Ideal B o y Student L o u n c i l 1 Ass, Ed. Cardinal 3 Editor- i n - C h i e f C a r d i n a l 4 Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 gibsPer4:: i Z ° Z ; 0 h 4 I C l a m Prhesident 2 d Airscouts 1 , 2 , 3 Band F o l l i e , 1 , 2 , 3 A l i Te n t l g " L ' i ; 2 . 3 Solo E n s e m b l e C o n t e s t 2 , 3 WILLIAM H O F F Sr. P l a y C a s t Baseball 1 , 2 Football V a r s i t y 4 Football E s . . , , , 3 Track V a r s i t y 4 Athletic P o l i c e 1 Track , 3 RICHARD HURLEY 413rsle'rtbsin I VI V'ra.jr7ityI 1 , 2 , 3 Class Tr e a s u r e r 2 Class S e c r e t a r y I JACK H A L L Bond 1 , 2 Golf I Basketball F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 , 2 Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 , 2 Basketball I n t r a m u r a l s 4 Chorus 4 JOSEPH H A R T E R Usher 4 JOYCE H I N S O N Homecoming Q u e e n Ideal G i r l Editor- I n - C h i e f M i r r o r 4 Literary E d i t o r C a r d i n a l 4 Va r s i t y D e b a t e 3 Forensics 3 , 4 Quill a n d Scro!I A w a r d 4 5 , P l a y Cast Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Y•Teens S e c r e t a r y 4 Girls' S t a t e 3 Tu m b l i n g 1 , 2 , 3 Jr. P l a y D i r e c t o r Assistant E d i t o r M i r r o r 3 Dancing C l a s s 2 , 3 JANET H O U G E N 'CtreFi2'454lialf 2 , 3 , 4 Excl.tange A s s e m b l y 4 f7;.n 3, 43,4 Librarian 2 . 3 J r. - S r B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 M A RY J O H Y L A N D Cardinal S t a f f 3 Art S l u f f Editor 4 Emhange Assembly 3 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr. P l a y C o m m . Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2 Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m Student C o m m i s s i o n 3 PA G E T W E N T Y - S I X �SENIORS... DALE J A C K S O N H i , 1, 3, 4 Vice P r m . S e n i o r C l a s s President o f C - C l u b 4 Treasurer o f C - C l u b 3 C- C l u b 2 , 3 , 4 football Va r s i t y 2 . 3 , 4 Baskelball V a r s i t y 2 , 3 , 4 Basketball . . . . . ye I Baseball 2 , 3 , ROGER J O N E S Cardinal S t a f f 3 , 4 Sr P l a y S t a g e C o m m . Basketball B a n d 4 Bond 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Golf I . 2 football 1 Basketball B a n d 4 D AV I D K I N G Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 Cardinal S t a f f 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 Cilizenship C o m m . 1 L. 5 , B a n q u e t C o m m 3 Baseball f u t u r e V a r s i t y I Basketball f u t u r e V a r s i t y I N o n a g e , Basketball 3 SENIORS... DALE J O H N S O N Exchange A s s e m b l y 4 Band 1 . 2 . 3 , 4 "America Sings- 3 Intramural. 2 4 Band f o l l i m I , , 2 , 3, 4 Baskoball 3 , 4 JOYCE K A S E R M i r r o r S t a f l I , 2, Sr P l o y C a s t 4 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Shutterbug C l u b 4 Sophomore Racer'', C o m . , Golf 2 . 3 Jr -Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 LOWELL K N A P P V i . • P r e s . P. P. A . LYLE K N I R K future Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l 2 Special C h o r u s 2 , 3 Chorus 4 Clam Ring Comm. 3 Democracy C o n t e s t 2 . 3 Spring C h o r u s f e s t i v a l 3 DELORES K U S E L Cardinal C h a t t e r 3 , 4 Democracy C o n t e s t 2 Y,-*TeTi? Horne E t , C l u b 1 , 2 -America Sings- 1 J r. - S r B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Sophomore R e c e p t i o n C a r o m 4 JERRY K U L O W Assembly 4 Baseb011 1 , 2 M g r. f o o t b a l l Va r s i l y 4 football 3 Basketball Reserve 3 GLORIA LAMBERSON G.A.A. 3 4-H Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Librarian 4 Citizenship C o m m . 1 Homecoming Comm. PHYLIS L A Y M A N HAROLD LAMBERSON Hi, 3 Track V a r s i t y 3 4 - H C l u b 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Ushm 3 , 4 Librarian 1 PAGE T W E N T Y- S E V E N �SENIORS_. GEORGE L E W I S Exchange A s s e m b l y 1 Va r s i t y B o m b , ' MERVIN LUCE Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Tu m b l i n g I , 2 , 3 111•T 1, 2 , 3 Gond 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Goys S t a t e 3 Football R 3 Track 2 Jr.•Sr. B a n q u e t C o r n e r 3 SENIORS-. JULIE L I M O Co•business Ed. M i r r o r 3 M i r r o r Staff C a r d i n a l Staff 1 , 2 . 3 , 4 Debate 2 Democracy C o n t e s t 3 Sr. P l a y C a s t 4 T•Teens 2 , 3 , 4 E.T.A. 3 O k A . 1, 2, 3 G. P l a y C o m m . 3 Citizenship Comns. 2 0Elice G i r l 3 Jr.- 5 r . B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 SHIRLEY L U S H Mirror Staff 1 , 2 Cardinal Staff 2 Cardinal Chatter 4 forensics 3 T- t e e n s 2, 3 , 4 Bond 1 , 2 Jr.- S r. B a n g . , C o m m . 3 J r. - S r P l o y s C o m m . 3 , i t JOHN McBRIDE G. Play 4 Va r s i t y 4 C ' g r. r r t , i , r 3 A Student Commission 3 Citizenship C o m m 1 Cardinal C h o , 4 Intramural, 4 THOMAS McCONNELL C•Club 3 , 4 f o o t b a l l Va r s i t y 3 , 4 Football R Basketball Va r s i t y 3 , 4 Basketball Reserve 1 , 2 Jr . S r G a n g u e , C o w , 3 Class V i m Pros. I JAMES M c C O N N E L L Mirror Staff 3 Cardinal Staff 3 Exchange Assemblies 3 , 4 Tumbling I , 2 , 3 Sr P l a y Prolos. Hi 1' 2 . 3 , 4 f o o t b a l l Va r s i t y xl Football Reserve 3 Golf 3 Citizenship C o m m . 4 Baseball 1 , 2 NAOMI McDONALD rn!VI 3 Cardinal Chatter 2 V. Te e n s 2, 3 , 4 G A A I . 2. 3 Citizenship C o n a n 2 1, - S . g a n g u e C o m m . 3 I r ' s t 5 y 4 = 7 1 4 , 2, 3 , 4 Sophomore fliscepit Jr..Sr P r o m C o m m . ] DONALD McINTEE 4 JUDY M c K N I G H T Mirror Cardinal Staff 1 , 2 , 3. 4 Cardinal Chatter 2 Exchange A s s e m b l y 2 Sr. P l o y Cost jr:TeltrnYs 5 1 , 4 U N Club 4 Dancing C l u b 2 . 3 , 4 Student C o m m . 2 Citizenship C o m m . I . 2 "America S i n g , 2 J r. • S r B a n q u e t C o m m 3 THOMAS M c L A U G H L I N Sr. P l a y Cost Jr. P l a y C O T T 2,3,4 Future Va r s i t y f o o t b a l l 1 , 2 Va r s i t y f o o t b a l l 3 . 4 Basketball Reserve 3 T O N , . Va r s i t y Track I , 2 Baseball Va r s i t y 3 eeee me B a s e b a l l 1 , 2 Vice•Pres H i T C•Clab 3 Athleric P o l i c e I . 2 lnvoroutoif A PA G E T W E N T Y - E I G H T MARION McNALL T• Teens A Dancing C l u b 3 , 4 Ushm 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Librarian A . . • S t . Gangue. 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C o m m . 4 N A N C Y PA U L F.T 4 4 - H C l u b 1, 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b 2, 3 11.Teens 4 FLORENCE P R E S T O N 441 Club 4 , 2 Usher 4 HELEN R A Y M O N D "America Sings" 2 Spring Chorus Festival ROBERT R E N S H AV O Cardinal Staff 3 , 1 D e b a t e Class 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y C e r a m . 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 Track 3 Athletic Police 2 , 3, 4 U N . Club 4 , 2 SHIRLEY R O B S O N Citieen's Court 4 Sr. P l a y A d v e r t . C o m m Tap Te n PAGE T H I R T Y PAUL P O P E C . C l u b 2 , 3, 4 Football Va r s i t y 3 , 4 Football Reserve 2 Track Va r s i t y 2 , 3 Track Reserve 1 Athletic Police I C . C l u b Secretary 4 Hi- Y President 4 lays' State 3 Hi.Y Vi c e - P r e s 3 JOAN RANDALL Y. Te e n s 3 , 4 To p Ten 4 Student Council I U.S., 3 Latin A w a r d 2 Citizenship A w a r d I Class G.A.A. 4 M AY N A R D REES F.F.A. 2 , 3 Chorus 3 Cardinal Choir 4 NANCY ROBINSON MUror SWF 3, 4 Cardinal Staff 4 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 Sr. P l o y C o m m . Jr. P l o y C o m m 3 Y. Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Band 1 , 2 , 3 G A A . Boord 4 Dancing C l u b 2 4r..5-. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 PATTI S A G E R M i r r o r Staff I , 2 , 3 Co J r . H i g h Ed. 3 Cardinal S O P I 2 , 3 Va r s i t y D e b a t e 3 , 4 Soph. R e c e p ' t C o m m . 4 Sr. P l a y Director Jr. P l o y C a s t Secretary Y-Teens 3 Y- 2 , 3 , 4 U. o f M . C S , . C i t i z e n s h i p 4 Clerk 3 1r.- S r. B a n q u e t C a r n a l . 3 Y. Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 �SENIORS... MERABETH S E L B Y Cardinol Staff 4 Sr. P l o y C o m m . Jr. P l a y C o m m . F.T.A. 3 , 4 ' , Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 G.A.A. I , 2, 3 Dancing C l u b 1, 2 , 3 Student Commission 4 J r. . S r B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 To p Te n S o p , Roc, C o m m . 4 U,. 5 , P r a m C o m m . 3 JOHN S H I E RY C . C l u b 2, 3 , 4 4-H Club 1 f o o t b a l l Va r s i t y 4 Football Reserve 3 Basketball V a r s i t y 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball Va r s i t y 2 , 3 , 4 E.T.A 3 , ROBERT S M I T H Jr. P l a y C o m m . 3 C.Club 3 , 4 Baseball Va r s i t y 3 , 4 f o o t b a l l Va r s i t y 4 Intromorals • SENIORS... ELEANOR S H E R M A N Cardinal [ h o t t e r 4 Tu m b l i n g 1 forensics 3 Sr. P l a y C O T T. 3 - 3 e e n s 2, 3 , 4 G A L 1 , 2, 3 D a n c i n g Chola 2 , 3 Home Er C l u b 1 E D WA R D T I L E R C.Club 3 , 4 PEA. 441 C l u b 3 B a s e b a l l Va r s i t y 3 , 4 WA R R E N S M I T H Mirror SNIT 2 Cardinal Chatter 4 Debate Class 2 Emhong• Assembly 4 Band I , 2, 3, 4 Citizenship Comm, I Chorus 3 Glee Club 3 WILLIAM SMITH Tu m b l i n g I C . C l u b 3, 4 Trr'olt i f ' r s " Y Athletic Police 2 Horne Es. C l u b 2 " A m e r i c a Sings" 3 , 4 Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 Boys' C h o r u s S a p , Rec. C o m m . I CAROL S PA D E Y. Te • n s 2 Dancing C l u b 1, 2 Librarian I Usher 3 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 HELEN S T E M E N U.S., 3 "Americo Sings" 3 Chorus 2 , 3 Holt M o n i t o r I RONALD SNIPS Democracy Contest 2 4,H Club 1 S h o p 1, 2 , 3 D O N A L D SPENCER Boys S l a t e Footboll Reserve 3 To p To n P r e s i d e n t o f Class 4 Tr a c k R 3 Athletic Police I Citizenship Comm 2 . . . S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 HERMAN TA I T Bechange A s s e m b l y 2 Football R 2 Citizenship Comm, 3 PA G E T H I R T , O N F �SENIORS... SENIORS... E V E LY N T O M P K I N S Mirror Staff 3, 4 2r. P l a y C o m m . 3 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 W A Y N E T AY L O R "America Sings" 3 E.T.A. B a s k e t b a l l 2 , 3 . • 4-H Club I Usher 3 Librarian 2 a,. .5,. P r o m . C o n o n . 3 Sophomore Reception 4 Future Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l 1 , 2 B a s e b a l l 3 Chef 4 VICKI TROPP Ed- i n - C h i e f M i r r o r 4 A s s " Ed, M i r r o r 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff 2, 3, 4 Exchange A s s e m b l y 3 O u i l l a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 5,. F l a y C a s t s J O H N T O U PA L I K Football Va r s i t y I Basketball Va r s i t y 3 Basketball R e s e r v e 1 , 2 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Democracy C o n t e s t 2 . 3 Tu m b l i n g 1 , 2 , 3 Forensics 3 , 4 Jr. P l a y D i r e c t o r 3 Dancing C l u b 2 . 3 To p T e n E D WA R D W A L D R O N EUGENE TUCKER P: Hi•T di• X Club 1 . 2 Football Reserve 4 Citizenship Comm. 3 Baseball R 1 , 2 Basketball Future Va r s i t y 1 F . . . . . Va r s i t y F o o t b a l l 2 Band 1 , 2 LELAND W A R D 4-H Club I Citizenship C o m m . 4 GRACE W A T K I N S Band l „ 2 , 3 , 4 Librarian 4 F.F.A. S w r e t a r y 3 FE A . President 4 Sr. P l o y A d v e r t i s i n g C o m m . Sr. M e m o r i a l C o m m . 4 S O N F a r m e r A w a r d , Al HELEN J E A N W E A K L Y Mirror Staff 2 Asst.Cardinal SCartaffdi 2, 3l C h a t t e r 3 Ed. n C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r Ed, 4 Q u e e n , Court 3, 4 O u i l l a n d Scroll A w a r d 4 Y- Te e n s 2 , 3 , 4 Y•Teens V i c e Pres. 3 I 1 D 4 B a C G h A r t r u L E m s d u r a WEBER Club 1 I , 2, 3, A 3 f r n o d l i o n n o o B A H a l 3,1 SCoulS 2 , 3 Comm. 3 s D.A.R. G i r l Jr. P l a y C o m m . Class V i c e • P r e s . 2 Treasurer 4 Ta p T e n 0.A .R. O l d DONNA WILKINS R AY M O N D W I L D E R /-11dab Sentinel 3 F.F.A. Tr e o r r r r r PA G E T H I R T Y - T W O 4-H Club 1 . 2 , 3 Usher 3 LibrarWn 4 "America Sings" 3 2, . 5 r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 3 �SENIORS... MARION WILLIAMSON Mirror Staff 2 Y.TeeAs 4 G , T'.7s!'tl', I Librarian 4 Banque, C o n a n 3 SENIORS... WILLIAM WOLPORD Basketball, Future Va r s i t y Infromurais 1 , 3 , 4 EARL W O O D S Basketball, Future Va r s i t y Shutterbuo C l u b 4 Citisenship C o m m 4 RALPH W O O D S PHYLLIS W O R S E N Mirror Sto0 2, 3 Cardinal Chatter 2, 3 Sr. P l a y C o n a , . Jr. P l a y Comm_ Y. Te e n s 1 , 2 , 3, 4 Citizenship C o m m . 2 J r. . S r B a n q u e t Cona,,. Shutterhoug C l u b 4 LORETTA Y O U N G Y. Te e n s 4 Dancing C l u b 2 NCIub 1 Librarian 3 MYRTLE Y O C K E Y 4-H Club 1, 2, 3 Hanle E c C l u b 2 Style S h o w 2 LEON Z A B O N I C 11 Hi- Y 1 , 3 , 4 C- C l u b 2, 3 , 4 Baseball 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 2 , 3 , 4 f o o t b a l l Va r s i t y 3 , Basketball Reserve 2 , 3 PA G E T H I R T Y- T H R E E �KILEDII'TORLIN NORMAN H AW K CAROL MAGEE It i s increasingly clear t h a t w h e n o u r h i g h school education comes to an end w e will politely dumped into the lap of one of history's critical periods. I t also seems quite evident that many have subconsciously accepted w a r as the only answer to the problem. Will a space ship reach the moon? activity c u r e cancer a n d o t h e r diseases? I s world p e a c e i n sight? T h e s e a r e just a f e w questions and problems which confront the class of ' 5 2 a s w e l e a v e school a n d l o o k i n t o t h e future. War is farthest from being the answer. Peace is n o longer a luxury. I t is a necessity, f o r n o one can possibly win another world w a r with its resulting devastation. In the ruins of a post-war world, w e w o u l d f i n d t h e opposing Democracy and Communism still alive, ing each other. It is not difficult for us to the ideals of Freedom can never be abolished by a mere war, so w e must take a step further and admit that we could never eliminate communistic beliefs b y achieving military victory. It is simply impossible A f e w o f us m a y t a k e p a r t i n ment o f scientific inventions and tions, b u t there w i l l b e m o r e o f u s w h o w i l l benefit b y them. But there is a n answer. W e can w i n out b y matching truth for lies, Christianity for Atheism, and education for ignorance. These a r e the only weapons which can possibly destroy tionable " i s m , " a n d t h e i r g r e a t effectiveness would b e surprising i f i t w e r e the w i l l o f t h e people to apply them. Therefore i f w e a r e to find t h e life which everyone seeks, w e must avoid w a r and promote peace a n d understanding. I f w e follow the correct course, the history o f eration w i l l b e one o f "peace o n earth, g o o d will t o w a r d men." All through our school life, our teachers have been on hand to guide and advise us whenever we were in need of help. Only through struction w o u l d w e b e prepared t o m a k e o u r way i n the life that lies before us. M a n y h o v e profited m o r e b y i t than others. Too many of us have idly wasted precious time when w e could have utilized i t to our vantage. Life is so short that w e can't afford to let i t slip b y u s unacknowledged. I n years t o ccme, w e will look back on our school life and pick out not only our good times, but those f e w minutes of each d a y when w e could have been studying harder o n world problems, digging a little more on science, or other things which w e could have profited b y in the future. were "just fooling around." We h a v e the privilege o f preparing f o r o u r future lives which can exceed a n y existence o f the past. I f w e make the right decisions, future success i s ours. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y B R A N C H C O U N T Y M E D I C A L S O C I E T Y PA G E T E M I T Y- F O U P �Front r o w : Tropp, Robson, Randall, J o a n G r u n e r. Bock r o w : We a k l y, Selby, M a g e e , H a w k , Spencer, J o c k G r o c e r. TOP TEN Ideal G i r l JOYCE A N N HINSON Ideal B o y NORMAN H AW K O. G i r l HELEN J E A N WEAKLY Helen J e a n We a k l y w a s elected D . A . R . G i r l b y her classmates and teachers on t h e basis vice, l o y a l t y, a n d cooperation. H e l e n J ean w a s on officer o f h e r sophomore a n d was a m e m b e r o f t h e Homecoming Court, a n d received t h e Q u i l l a n d S c r o l l a w a r d standing j o u r n a l i s m . THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y K E R R H A R D W A R E C O M P A N Y PAGE . M 1 , 4 1 . �CLASS W I L L S I, Joyce Adams, w i l l to any Junior m y ringside seat in the corner o f the auditorium. I, Bernard Allen, w i l l to all piness a n d success i n t h e i r Senior y e a r. We, Susan Allen, Ellen Harris, and Joyce Kaser, known as the "Three Musketeers", being o f sound bodies b u t w e a k minds, d o hereby w i l l queath to our teachers and to our underclassmen friends our hopes for as m a n y lasting friendships and w o n d e r f u l times together a s w e h a v e h a d ever since '44. I, Jim Baggerly, w i l l t o M r. Bond a truck l o a d of batons so t h a t h e w i l l n e v e r b e w i t h o u t o n e to l e a d t h e band. I, Helen Balch, w i l l t o m y sister, Vi r g i n i a , t h e Chrysler so that she won't have a n y ning d o w n a man. I, Barney Banister, w i l l G e n e Wa l l a c e a n e w Nash f u l l y equipped f o r future nights in ior year. We, Shirley A n n Barringer a n d J e a n liott, h e r e b y bequeath t o M r. Renshaw's History class o u r heights so t h a t t h e students l e a r n t h e long a n d short o f it. I, Dave Bennett, w i l l to Mr. Dennis a dictionary to improve his vocabulary. I, Dale Blanchard, w i l l m y cook b o o k t o a n y underclassman w h o a d m i r e s M r s . G i a q u e . I, Pat Bodie, w i l l t o m y sister, Donna, a l l m y boy friends so she c a n h a v e a l i t t l e v a r i e t y. I, Julie Bonfiglio, w i l l t o Dean ability n o t t o b l u s h w h e n m e m b e r s o f posite sex speak t o h i m . We, Shirley Bonharn a n d Pauline Hacker, w i l l our a u d i t o r i u m seats t o a n y t w o Juniors w h o may w i s h t o lose their e y e sight. I, Helen Boyce, w i l l t o Marilyn Dickey m y seat on t h e f r o n t r o w i n t h e a u d i t o r i u m s o she c a n get sea sick looking a t the movies. We, L e e B r a y t o n , a n d P a u l P o p e , b e i n g o f strong m i n d a n d b o d y d o hereby w i l l ourselves to o u r women. I, Wade Bressler, w i l l never leave Frances. I. JoEllen Butters, w i l l m y crepe souled shoes to M r s . Aitchison s o she c a n g e t a r o u n d s t u d y hall w i t h o u t disturbing the studious ones. We, D o r o t h y Chatfield a n d will o u r a b i l i t y t o d a sh t o school a t 8 1 4 A . M . and 1 2 5 9 P. M . a n d never be late t o a n y Junior who thinks he or she can fill PAGE t e a t s - s i x I, Ha Marie Clearwater, w i l l a calendar to Mrs. Weiler a n d M r. Zabonick so they can keep track of w h i c h one is to read the bulletin each d a y. I, Bill Connell, w i l l to m y future, ate w i f e , t h e a b i l i t y t o cook. I, Leona C r a n d a l l , w i l l m y s e a t i n C a r d i n a l Choir t o a n y underclassman w h o likes music. I, Don Davis, w i l l my office o f Mayor Boyce w h o h a s t h e b r a i n s a n d s t a m i n a f o r i t . I, Edward Deal, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o t a p dance to Gloria Meier. I, Jim Dean, w i l l myself to M a r y Lou C o x . I. John Denbrock, w i l l m y model T Ford to a n y Junior w i t h a l o t o f b a i l i n g w i r e a n d p l i e r s t o keep the Union City girls h a p p y. I, Shirley English, w i l l Dawne Barnes and Alice Huss my Ford so they can chase the boys around after G. A . A . I, Ella M a r i e Esterline, w i l l m y typing a b i l i t y to any underclassman w i t h a g o o d eraser. We, P e g g y Facklam a n d Delores Kusel, w i l l to N a t a l i e Bovee a n d Ethel H o w l e t t t h e a b i l i t y to b e "sweet a n d innocent" like t h e girls o f '52. I, Wilbur Ferry, w i l l m y bashfulness to anyone who can keep their mouth shut as long as I have. We, V i c t o r Fonda a n d J i m McConnell, b e i n g willing n o t to w i l l anyone anything b u t this will, will w i l l this w i l l t o anyone w h o thinks they w i l l keep h i s w i l l till the time comes f o r them t o w i l l a will I, Carolyn Foster, w i l l m y brother, Bob, a can of g a s s o w h e n h e takes J e a n h o m e h e w o n ' t have t o w a l k six miles t o a station. I, B e v e r l y F r e d e r i c k , w i l l m y n i c k n a m e "Shorty" t o a n y Junior w h o can q u a l i f y. I, Frances Green, w i l l t o M r. Enos a p a i r o f steel t o e shoes i n w h i c h t o p l a y v o l l e y b a l l . We, t h e Gruner multitude, Barbara a n d Joan, do hereby bequeath o u r a b i l i t y t o stick together through t h i c k a n d t h i n t o a n y J u n i o r w h o c a n stand the strnin. I, Jock Gruner, w i l l m y position as treasurer o f the C -Club t o a n y o n e w h o finds in handling huge sums o f money a n d yet tinually broke. I, Joe Harter, w i l l t o Coach Zabonick. a piece of l e a d p i p e t o help h i m k eep peace a n d quiet. I, N o r m a n H a w k , w i l l t h e " C a r d i n a l " m y first million, so that future editors w o n ' t hove t o tear their h a i r o v e r �CLASS W I L L S - - Continued I, Joyce Hinson, w i l l m y nickname "Hips" a n d "Queenie" t o m y sister, Georgia, w h o , I believe can q u a l i f y. I, Bill Hoff, hereby w i l l m y nice clean football jersey t o a n y o f n e xt year's senior fellows w h o want to sit o n the bench. I, J a n e t H o u g e n , b e i n g o f s o u n d m i n d a n d memory, d o hereby w i l l m y height t o kins so he w o n ' t have to stand o n a chair t o kiss the g i r l s i n t h e candy b o o t h a t noon. I, Dick H u r l e y, w i l l t o Coach E b y a n d Coach Zabonick a set o f f i x e d scales t h a t register 190 pounds. I, M a r y j o H y l a n d , w i l l m y s t r a w b e r r y b l o n d hair to anyone w h o wants to have the nickname I, D a l e Jackson, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o s l e e p i n Mrs. Aitchison's six h o u r study h a l l w i t h o u t h e r catching m e t o J o h n S w a i n w h o c a n use i t . I, Dale Johnson, will to my brother a d a t e w i t h Shirley Cobb. I, Roger Jones, w i l l to M r. Buzzell a new bicycle so he w o n ' t h a v e to t r y i n v a i n t o start his Ford in cold weather. We, David King a n d Earl Woods, w i l l to Coach Zabonick a b o o k o n " H o w t o b e a Successful Bookie" since Dick Hurley won't be in Mechanical Drawing class n e x t y e a r t o g i v e h i m t h e inside tips. I, Lyle Knirk, w i l l to James A. Keyes a contract to H o l l y w o o d so h e w i l l g e t o u t o f Michigan. I, Lowell K n a p p , w i l l m y seat i n g o v e r n m e n t class to Larry Robson, a n d I hope he likes it. I, Jerry Kulow, will to Mr. Vincent a con opener so he c a n o p e n a l l t h e cans o f g o b h e h a d u s can i n government class. I, G l o r i a Lamberson, w i l l t o M r . J . Rice m y ability t o mesmorize people. I, Harold Lamberson, w i l l to M r. Enos ity t o smile once in a w h i l e . I, Phyllis L a y m a n , w i l l t o J e a n M c l n t e e t h e ability t o m a k e u p her mind. I, George Lewis, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o g e t a l o n g with Mrs. Aitchison t o anyone w h o w a n t s it. I, Julie Lind, w i l l a sensible nickname t o m y sister, " D u c k y " , s o p e o p l e w o n ' t t h i n k t h a t s h e has w e b b e d feet. I, Shirley Luse, w i l l t o Beverly Devlin a rolling pin so t h a t she a n d Bernard w i l l a l w a y s b e i n the dough. I, Johnny McBride, w i l l , w i l l you? I, To m McConnell, w i l l t o a n y o n e w h o c a n keep u p w i t h Bob Smith i n d r i n k i n g Pepsi Cola, a Pepsi factory. I, Don Mclntee, w i l l m y a b i l i t y to cook t o Mrs. Giaque. I, Judy McKnight, w i l l my privilege of breaking all cracked beakers t o a n y frustrated Chemistry student. I, Tom McLaughlin, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o keep i n training t o a n y o n e w h o thinks h e can't t a k e o n this t a s k . I, Marion McNall, w i l l t o m y brother a n d a n y other u p a n d coming underclassman m y a b i l i t y and good attendance. I, Carole Magee, w i l l to Jerry Helmer by ability to s a y t h e w r o n g t h i n g a t the r i g h t time. I, Robert Massey, w i l l to Shirley Born ity to cook a n d n o t burn macaroni a n d cheese. I, Donna M a y, w i l l t o Bob Forrester m y a b i l i t y to g o steady w i t h one girl. I, B a r b a r a M i l l e r, w i l l m y c a r t o M a r l e n e Woods — w i t h a t h r e e f o o t l i f t u n d e r t h e f r o n t seat so that she can reach the pedals — feur Barbara S. a n d B u d H. around. I, J a n e M i t c h e l l , w i l l m y m i d d l e n a m e t o "Hank" so h e w o n ' t b e ashamed o f his old one, "Herbert". I, Eugene M i l l e r, w i l l t o H a r o l d Corless m y slim a n d shapely legs because h e needs a n e w pair. I, LeeRoy Morrill, w i l l Mrs. Aitchison o n e sign with h e r initials o n f o r t h e Study H a l l d o o r, t o read: " D . A . Office — Long I, Wa y n e M u n y o n , w i l l t o Laura B r a d l e y m y ability t o a r g u e w i t h M r s . A i t c h i s o n a n d g e t a w a y w i t h it. I, Gretchen Olmsted, bequeath m y a b i l i t y t o twirl a b a t o n t o M r. Bond. I, Joanne Otis, w i l l t o m y little sister, Jan, m y ability t o g o steady w i t h o n e b o y. I, Joe Otis, w i l l m y locker directly across f r o m the office t o a n y bashful Junior w h o to h a n g u p "pin-ups". I, Frances Paradine, w i l l t o Gladys Swenford the a b i l i t y n o t t o a r g u e w i t h Mrs. Burandt. I, Raymond Paradine, w i l l m y bashfulness t o Joey Wilkins. We, Zoe Patterson a n d Vicki Tropp, ing. W e intend t o t a k e a l l o u r belongings a n d memories w i t h us. PAGE THIRTY- �CLASS I V I L L M -- C o n t i n u e d I, N a n c y Paul, w i l l M a r y Bussing a h e a d o f cabbage s o t h a t she w i l l a l w a y s b e a h e a d . utes after school," so that she w o n ' t get laryngitis telling i t t o as. I, Florence Preston, w i l l t h e n a m e "Smilie" t o any underclassman w h o w i l l appreciate i t . I, Herman Tait, being o f sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath m y a b i l i t y to get along w i t h women t o a n y underclassman w h o w i s h e s t o qualify. I, J o a n R a n d a l l , w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o c h a n g e schools during the Senior year to any Junior w h o would l i k e t o t r y it. I, H e l e n R a y m o n d , w i l l t o m y l i t t l e s i s t e r, Nancy, a g u n a n d a b o x o f a m m u n i t i o n so she can a l w a y s catch h e r m a n . I, M a y n a r d Rees, w i l l m y c a r to a n y one w h o thinks h e o r she k n o w s a b o u t motors a n d o w n s an o i l w e l l . Nancy Robinson, w i l l Coach Eby a n d Coach Zabonick m y brothers, J a c k a n d B i l l . L e t ' s see if you can m a k e A l l -Stars out o f them, I tried! I, Shirley Robson, w i l l a l l t h e pleasant odors that escaped t h e Chemistry Laboratory 4 t h a n d 5th hours to Diane Dick so her d a i l y lunches this summer w i l l b e g i n w i t h t h e usual appetizer. We, Patti Sager a n d Evelyn Tompkins, hereby bequeath t h e combined color o f o u r h a i r t o t h e Junior girls, s o t h e y w o n ' t h o v e t o w a s t e t h e i r money on a bottle — o f peroxide. I, M e r a b e t h S e l b y, w i l l m y v o i c e t o C a r o l y n Reppert a f t e r t h e g a m e s so t h a t she c a n g o t o work Saturdays a t t h e telephone c o m p a n y. I, Eleanor Sherman, h e r e b y w i l l Larry Robson a set o f d r a w i n g pencils a n d a n eraser so t h a t he w o n ' t miss me. I, John Shiery, w i l l t o Charles Baker some o f my height so he can be seen as well as heard. I, Eddie Slier, w i l l t o J o e y W i l k i n s a b o x o f cottage cheese to throw in Mrs. Aitchison's eighth hour Study Hall. I, Bill Smith, w i l l t o Joey Wilkins, w h o is nex t in l i n e f o r it, m y a b i l i t y t o h a v e Mrs. Aitchison as a friend, a n d also, the seat she so nobly gave me i n ninth h o u r Study Hall. I, Robert K. Smith, w i l l t o Coach Eby a golden wheeled w a g o n i n p l a c e o f t h a t t h i n g h e calls 0 COr. I, Warren Smith, w i l l to M r. Tyler a watch t h a t shows the periods so t h a t he w o n ' t h a v e t o ask, "What hour is this?" I, W a y n e Ta y l o r, w i l l t o m y sister, P a t , o u r old d r i v e w a y t o p a r k i n nights a n d I w i l l b u i l d a n e w one f o r the rest o f us. I, John Toupalik, w i l l t o D o n D u d d y vertible s o h e c a n r i d e a r o u n d t o w n a n d p i c k up girls. I, Gene Tucker, w i l l not. I, Edward Wa l d r o n , w i l l t o m y brother, Larry, the pleasure o f b e i n g i n t h e J u n i o r a n d Senior plays, especially since it's the only time a g u y can leave t h e house w i t h o u t being questioned. I, Leland Wa r d , w o n ' t w i l l a n y t h i n g one. I ' m t o o young t o die. I, Grace Watkins, w i l l to M r. Bond m y trumpet and m y a b i l i t y t o g e t t o " A " b a n d f o r t h e r e s t of his life. I, Helen J e a n W e a k l y, w i l l m y a b i l i t y n o t t o break training to any C-Club member w h o thinks he needs it. I, Dale Weber, w i l l to Mrs. Aitchison one sling shot, b a l l b a t and cheese trap to defend post in Study Hall. I, Donna Wilkins, w i l l Coach Eby the Joniter's job a s h e h a s d o n e such a g o o d j o b a t n o o n hour. I, Ray Wei!der, h e r e b y bequeath m y seat i n Sociology class to Dick Ferguson so he can sleep, too. I, Marion Williamson, hereby w i l l t o ior g i r l , m e n , i f t h e y h a v e e n o u g h patience t o put u p w i t h them. I, Bill Wolford, w i l l to Mr. Rice my ing voice. I, Ralph Woods, w i l l r a y a b i l i t y t o ing m y classes to a n y underclassman w h o thinks he's brave enough to try it. I, Phyllis Wa r d e n , w i l l t o m y sister, Joyce, when she comes o f age, t h e j o b o f t a k i n g c a r e of the Senior candy booth. I, Ronald Sniff, w i l l t o M r. Rice, a dress system so h e w o n ' t h a v e t o repeat signments so many times during Law and Selling class. I, Myrtle Yockey, w i l l to any fourth hour study hall underclassman t h e p r i v i l e g e o f h e a r i n g Coach Eby shout, " O k a y, you guys, knock i t off." We, C a r o l S p a d e a n d H e l e n Stemen, w i l l t o Mrs. Aitchison a record which plays, I, Loretta Yo u n g , w i l l t o Barb Stetler — Robert Massey. PAGE T H I R T Y- E I G H T �PAGE THIRTY- �.1117\101is Offieerx President T o m Vice President P o l Secretary R o g Treasurer R e Cranson l e m u y Mason r Dennis s Rigg DENNIS M A S O N , CRANSON, RIGG JUNIORS... • A LY C E AIKEN • D A RY L ALLEN • S Y LV I A ALLEN . N A N C Y ANDREWS • C H A R L E S BAKER • RICHARD BALDWIN cn cel- • FORREST BALLARD • B E V E R LY B A R A N O U S K I . A U S T I N BARNES • F R E D BARRINGER • D O N N A B AT T E R S O N • R I C H A R D BETTS • G A L E B O AT M A N • D O N N A BODIE • SHIRLEY BORN . N ATA L I E BOVEE • J O A N N E BRADLEY • M A R , . BRANDT 91r BEC N JO A N N B U R T O N . J A C K BYERS • J A N E CAMPBELL • I R V I N G CASWELL • G• . M I C K E Y COCHRANE . D U A N E C O LV I N • J O Y C E S COOPER • H A R O L D CORLESS . CAROL COX • TOM (RANSON PAGE F O R T Y �JUNIORS. . R U T H DEBOLT • R O G E R DENNIS • D I A N E DICK . L E O N DICK • M A R I LY N DICKEY . BRUCE DILLON . R I C H A R D DIRSCHELL • M Y R T L E DRAPER • W A N D A DRAPER • M A R I L Y N D RY E R • D O N A L D DUDDY • R I C H A R D FERGUSON . E L M E R FERRY • J E A N FISK • R O L L A N D FLOWER • E L L E N FOLK • J E A N FORRESTER • R O B E R T FORRISTER • C L A R E N C E FRANKS • D U A N E FURNEY • E D GIFFORD • C A R L GILLETTE • PAT S Y GREEN • GERALDINE GRIGG • ELLEN GRUNER • A N N A H AT M A K E R • G E O R G E H E AT O R • J E R RY HELMER • N O R M A N HENTON • A L I C E HILLBORG • MARY HOGOBOOM • ETHEL HOWLETT • O R D A HUBBARD • H A R RY HUDSON • A L I C E HUSS . E D W I N HUTCHINS • PA U L E T TA I V E Y • J A M E S KEYES • CHARLEEN KING • M A D KINYON • W A U N I T A KNAPP • J O A N LoFORGE . L A R RY L A N G W O R T H Y • D O R I S LIND • B U D LIPPERT • C A R O L LOEER • W I L L I A M LY O N • F O L LY M A S O N • G L O R I A MEIER • G R A C E MILLER • J O A N MILLER • D O N MOORE • ELSIE NICHOLS • J A C K NORTHRUP PAGE F O R T Y - O N E �19 Qat 2 Lon V? U2T(:1 Vr)Qcfs 7 R • G F F O R T Y- T V / 0 JUNIORS... • PHILLIP NYE • JOYCE OMO • L E O N A R D OTIS • R O G E R PARCELL • N O R M A P E AV E Y • P E G G Y PITCHER • M A R Y LOU PUDAK • PAT R I C I A R A N K I N • C A R O L Y N REPPERT • REMUS RIGG • PAT S Y ROBINSON • LARRY ROBSON • HARLEY ROUSH • PA U L A SAGER • F R A N C E S SCHEIDLER • J A C K SCHUBEL • A N N SELLERS • R E I D S I LV E R S • G A R O L D SMITH • J E A N E T T E SMULLEN • BETTY SNYDER • R E X SNYDER • J A N I C E SOULE • B A R B A R A SPERBECK • J A N E T SPOON • J A C K S TA N S E L L . B A R B A R A STEPHENSON • L O R E N Z O STEPHENSOP • B A R B A R A STELLER • S U E STEVENS • K A T H A R I N E STOTT • J A C K SUMMITT • J O H N S WA I N • L L O Y D TA C K E T T • J A M E S TAY L O R • P A T TAY L O R • R O B E R T TEMPLES . K AY THOMAS • SANDRA TROUTMAN • R O B E R T TUCKER • B E V E R LY WA L K E R • J O Y C E WA L K E R •.ELLOENE WA L L A C E . ' 1 I V • I LY n N C C S ' • G A RY WILSON • LLOYD WOOD • M A X WOODFORD • MARLENE WOODS • CAROL WORTHINGTON • JAMES ZABONICK • RICHARD ZABONICK • SHIRLEY ZABONICK �SOPHOMORES Officers President Vice President Bill Sweet Delores Smith Secretary Pete Goshia Treasurer Nancy Hayes SMITH, SWEET, GOSHIA, HAYES SOPHOMORES... • MARJORIE AITCHISON LEROY A L L E N • B A R B A R A ASH • • B A R B A R A AV E R Y • G E R A L D I N E BAKER • K E I T H BARBER • D A W N E BARNES JOHN BENNETT • • D O N A L D B E R C AW • R O N A L D B E R C AW • D O N N A BETTS • J U N I O R BLAIR • D O R I S BLANCHARD • L A U R A L U BRADLEY DICK B R I G H A M • K A T H L E E N B R O N S O N •M Y R A • • L O R I S BUTTERS • A L I C E CAMPBELL CORA CARVER • • C A R L C H AT F I E L D • D O N A L D CLARK • J A Y CLEVELAND • R I C H A R D CLIFFORD • ELLEN CLOSSON SHIRLEY C O T • • J O A N N E COOLIDGE V E R N O N CORLESS • M A R Y LOU COX • • EHRL CRANDALL • M A R C E L L A C R AW F O R D • NELLIE DEVLIN • D O N N A DICK K E N N E T H DIRSCNELL • • MERLE DONBROCK • BETTY DOVE 23(1 N%t (v 1:101'1 CLTi' PAGE F O R T Y- T H R E E �SOPHOMORES... • R AY M O N D DOWNER • D A V I D D R AY T O N • J A M E S DUDDY • T O M DUKE • G E N E E A S T E R D AY • J E R RY ELLIGET • R U T H FENNER . J O A N N FERGUSON • J A N I C E FICKLE • J E S S I C A FILARSKI • D O N N A FORRESTER ▪ P A T R I C I A FOSTER • R O B E R T FOSTER • D I A N E FRASER • B E R N I C E G E N T RY • G O R D O N G E N T RY • ROBERT G O O D W I N • S T E WA R T G O R D O N • PETE GOSHIA • M A R I LY N GOTTSCHALK • D O U G L A S GRANGER • M A R I L Y N G R AY • G E R A L D GRIEST • J O E GRIGG • JOYCE HAMLIN • A L I C E HARRIS • N A N C Y H AY E S • B A R B A R A HILLS • D O N N A HINSON • F R E D HOBART • D AV I D HODGMAN • J A M E S HULETT • J E R RY HURLEY • H A L JOHNSON RICHARD J O H N S O N • S H A R O N KEMP • D O N N A KING • ROBERT KLINE • COLLEENE LAMPMAN • N O R M A LANGWELL • V O N D A L LETHER • J A C K LEWIS • N O R M A LEWIS • R H E A LEWIS • J A M E S LIPPERT • SAMPSON MANNING • K AT H RY N MARCHANT • S O N Y A MAURER • H O W A R D M AY . D E A N McGINESS • PAT R I C I A McKEITH • D E W AY N E McNALL . PHYLIS MICHAEL • P E G G Y MILLER PAGE F O R T Y- M L A �SOPHOMORES.. • J O H N MONTH • L O I S MITCHELL • M A R Y LOU MOHLER • RICHARD MORRISON • WAY N E M O R R I S , . • ROLENE NEWMAN • FRED NICHOLS • RUSSELL N I V I S O N • D E N N I S O'ROURKE • ORVILLE OTIS • C A R O L E PA L M E R • B I L L PA R S H A L L • JAMES P A . • L E O N A R D PITCHER . . ° Te R T, 7 , 2 , Ta " • T E D RENNELL • P H I L I P RICE • J A N E T RUSSELL • S A R A SANFORD • J O H N SCHEIDLER • S Y B I L S C H L U B AT I S • C A R L SEMMELROTH • ROBERT SHIMER • D U A N E SILER • B E V E R LY S I LV E R S • P E G G Y SKABO • B E R N A R D SMITH • DELORES SMITH • G L E N N SMITH • H A L SMITH • M A R Y SNYDER • J O A N N E SORTWELL • D U A N E S TA N L E Y • P A T T I STEFFEN' • W A Y N E STEPHENSON • H O W A R D STREETER • K E N N E T H S U N D AY • B I L L SWEET • J E R RY SWEET • G L A D Y S SWENFORD • E L A I N E TA C K E T T • G E N E V A T H AT C H E R • J O A N N THOMPSON • D A V I D TOMPKINS • CAROL TONSON • T E D TUCKER • J A N I C E Vo n BLARCUm • J O S E P H I N E Vo n BLARCUM • L Y N W O O D Vo n BLARCUM • L AV E T TA WA L D R O N • M A R Y WAY • W A L T E R W E AV E R • BARBARA WEEDEN PAGE F O R T Y- F I V E �0 SOPHOMORES... • H A L WEIDNER • D A V I D WERE -.BILLALRv'.;.;gmE,70 • J E A N WOOLRIDGE • J O LEE W O R T H I N G T O N . PAT R I C I A WRIGHT • DOROTHY HOCKEY • GLEMA U H L FRESHMEN Offieers President C o n Vice President R Secretary u Treasurer J n i i t d e a Soule Weeks y Rennell D o u g l a s Mitrnesser SOULE, WEEKS, RENNELL, MITMESSER naof FRESHMEN... • H O WA R D AcMOODY • K A Y ARNOLD • W I L L I A M BARBS • H A N K BAILEY • M A R Y BAILEY • K AT H L E E N BAKER • SHIRLEY BAKER ..RrCWRDAIL.kIttlYON . KERMIT B A RT H O L O M E W • C H A R L E S BENEDICT • A L B E RT B E R C AW • B A R B A R A BLANCETT . J I M BORN • C L A Y BURDICK • J O A N BURLEW 4 4 3 . . ..'°2•701P" PA G E P O R T Y- S I X �FRESHMEN ... . B E V E R LY BYERS • L E W I S CLIFFORD . R O S A L I E COCKRELL • SHIRLEY COOK • A N N CORNISH . LY N N CORVIN . B E V E R LY CRIERS • N E L S O N CURTIS • SHARRON DEAN . J O DENNISON • N O R M A DIRSCHELL • EUGENE DONIHUE • I V A DONIHUE . E D DOWNEY . ° E L T O N DRAPER • S A N D R A EBERTS • S A L LY E L L I G E T •L E R N S B E R G E R • F R E D FA D D E N • J A N E T EARNER • M A V I S FIERKE • C H A R L E S FISHER • P H I L I P FISHER • A L I C E FISK • CHARLES FLINT • L A R R Y FRASER • D A V I D FREDERICK • G L E N N F RY • N A N C Y GAUVEY • M A R T H A GOBLE • P A T GRADY • R O B E R T G R AY • A L I C E G R E E N WA L D • M A R Y SUE G R I G G • B E V E R LY G R U N E R . M I LT O N GRUNER • G AY L E G W I N N • ALICE HAMLIN • JAMES HAMLIN • J A M E S HASKINS • A G N E S H AY M A K E R • M O L L Y H AV E N S • D AV I D HAZZARD • T E R RY H E N T O N • L A R RY HINSDALE • JEAN HOGOBOOM • J U D Y HOUCK • L O R E T TA I N M A N • RADON JOHNSON • ROBERT JOHNSON • L AV E R N KARN • D A V I D KELLY • K AT H L E E N KELLY . J A N E T KEYES PA L E F O R T Y- S E V E N �FRESHMEN... • CONNIE KING • M A R Y KINTIGH • GERRE KLEINDINST • N A N C Y KOLASSA • D A V I D LAMBERSON • J A M E S LINT • JANETTE LOVE • J U D Y LUCAS • JOYCE LUCE • LY S L E LUKE • M A R I L Y N LUTJENS • E V E LY N LY N N • CHARLES M A N N • M A R Y MAURER • JERRY McBRIDE • D O N McCANN • J O A N McINTEE * D O R O T H Y M c L AT C H E R • F A Y MILLER • J I M MILLER • D O U G MITMESSER • H E N R Y MORRIS • SHIRLEY MORRIS • M A R Y MUNDY • S U Z A N N E N E A R PA S S • RUSSELL NICHOLS • M A R Y OLMSTED • G L E N N OTIS • J A M E S OTIS • J A N E PA R A D I N E • M A R Y PA R K E R • V I R G I N I A PA R S H A L L • M I C K E Y PA U L • B E N PFOST • E D I T H POTTER • L O L A POTTER • A L B E RT PUDAK • BARBARA QUIMBY • R I C H A R D EASIER • J A M E S RUES • J U D Y RENNELL • J A C K ROBINSON . D A V I D ROBSON • THOMAS ROUT • J A C Q U E L I N E ROSINE • B E R N A R D RURKA • E U N I C E SAGER • R U T H SANFORD • E L V A S AT T I S O N • B O N N I E SCAGGS • N A N C Y SCHAFFER • M A R Y SCHUBEL • D E L M A SCRIBER • L E R O Y SCRIBER PA G E B U R S T- R I G H T �FRESHMEN... • D I C K S H AW • D O L O R E S S H I E RY • M A R G I E SKRIDEN • W I L L I A M SMITH • C A R L SNYDER • D A V I D SNYDER • C O N N I E SOULE • C H A R L E S SOULS • R U T H S PA D E • L I N D A SPENCER • P A U L SWEET • B A S I L TAY L O R • BETTY THEBAUD • C A R O LY N T H O M A S • JAMES THOMAS • T O M THOMAS • D O N TREACHER • J E R RY T R O U T M A N • L E R O Y TUTTLE • J O H N URBAN • G L E N N VA N D Y K E • V A Y VA N V L I E T • L A R RY WA L D R O N • C A R O LY N WAT S O N • H O W A R D WAT S O N • D O N N A W E AV E R • R I T A WEEKS • E D WA R D WILLIAMS • ROSEMARY Y O U N G EIGHTH GRADE Offirers President C Vice President o n R Secretary J e Treasurer M a n o r r i e n r v Parsholl Funderburg y i Maxson n Moran MORAN, PARSHALL, FUNDERBURG, M A X S O N 8th GRADE... • JAMES ADAMS • RICKEY ALLISON • RUTH ANDERSON • M A R C I A ANDREWS • JAMES AUSTIN • S I D AV E R Y 42MY P • O F F O R T Y- N I N E �8th GRADE . . . • V I R G I N I A BALCH • A L L A N BARTON • M A R Y JANE BELLAMY . B E T T Y B E R C AW • B A R B A R A B O AT M A N • K E N N Y BOOMER • B I L L BOYER • PA U L I N E BRODT • S A U N D R A B R YA N • H A R O L D C A LV I N • V I R G I N I A CAMPBELL • M A R Y CARLISLE • PA U L CARVER • D E W A Y N E C H AT F I E L D • H O M E R CLOSSON • N O R M A C O LV I N • D A V I D CRANSON • E D D I E D AV E N P O R T • BETTY DEVLIN • J O Y C E DOTY • M A R Y DUBOIS • D AV E DUNCAN • R I T A FENNER • N O R M A N FISHER • S H I R L E Y FISK . C A R O L FITZGERALD • L A R RY FORD . R O N N I E FUNDERBURG • M A R G I E GALLOP • BRUCE GRANGER • J U D Y HALL • R U D Y HALL • D A V E HARRIS • N O R I TA HASKINS • RUTH HERMAN • D U A N E H I LT O N . R A N K , HINCKLEY • GEORGIA HINSON • J I M HOBART • J O Y HODGES • R O B E R TA HOLLIS • G L E N H O LT Z • E L D O N HOUSTON . FRED HOWLETT • A L B E R TA H U B B A R D . C LY D E HUBBARD • S H I R L E Y HULBERT • WA LT E R !NOE • J A N E T JENKINS • N A N C Y JOHNSON • RUSSELL KEYES • WESLEY KINSEY • BRUCE KLINE • LARRY KNOWLES PA G E F I F T Y �8th GRADE... • BILL LANGWEll • B I L L Y EASLEY • RUSSELL L AW R E N C E • D O N N A LENNINGTON • C A R O LY N LEWIS • D I C K LEWIS • D O N LEWIS • F R E D D I E LILUE • T O M LIPMAN • D A V I D LY O N • BETTY MACKLIN • A R U M A MARCHANT • JERRY M A X S O N • M A R I LY N M AY • J E A N I N E McKINLEY • CLIFFORD AUMICHAEL • GRACE ',NALL • M O L LY MILNES • NANCY MINION • M A R G I E MOLLENKOFF • SUSAN MOODY • M A R V I N MORAN • C O Y NOBLE • P E G G Y NOBLIT • ROBERT NOBLIT • T O M OLMSTED • J E A N OTIS • C O N N I E PA R S H A L L • P A N S E Y PIFER • D I C K RANDALL • LARRY RANKIN • R A E A N N REAMER • C A R O L R E N S H AW • ROBERT REYNOLDS • D I O N RUMSEY • J A N I C E RUSSELL • J U D I T H RUSSELL • H A R R Y RUTHRAUFF • J A N E T SAFFORD • BILL SAGER • PRISCILLA SAGER • T E D SHORT • W A Y N E S I LV E R S • B E V E R LY S M I T H • J I M SMITH • T O M SMITH • ESTHER SNYDER • G O R D O N SNYDER • R U T H SNYDER • B I L L SOUTHCOTT • D O N N I E STEFFEY • J U N I O R S T R AW • MALL STRONG • A L I C E S WA I N Oc.s., CICA 4Miric1 T PA G E F I F T Y • O N E �8TH G R A D E . . . . F R E D D I E TA C K E T T 1 ? ( . 1 c . _ . . . 4 . - . A " 1 c 4 ' 1 2 C 1 ' 1 - , - n . : 0 1 -it . . JERRY T O N S O N • C H U C K ERASER • P A T TUCKER . FRANK VA U G H N GUI N IA F R. EVDI AR T CK E RV I C E • L O R E T TA V O R C E • E M E T TA W A L D R O N . . 1 • ROBERT TEACHOUT J A N E T TA C K E T T G E O R = . • 2 • R O R I TA WELCH . JOYCE WHITE • J A N WILLIAMSON . ALFRED WOODS . R O B •E R WOA LRYEN W O O S T E R C TA R 1 • M AY N A R D ZIMMERMAN W A R D YEARLING • SEVENTH G R A D E Offieers President J e Vice President Secretory Treasurer r r T y McBride D e l o r e s Knowles a r McLoughlin n G o r y Corr CARR, McBRIDE, McLAUGHLIN, KNOWLES 7th G R A D E . • N I C K ARNOLD • B A R B A R A ASBURY • J E A N I E B A G G E R LY • S H A R O N BARNES . ROBERT B A R R I N G TO N • D O U G L A S B AY S I N G E R . M A R Y LOU BERCAW • L O W E L L BETTS • D I C K BIDWELL . S T A N L E Y BRESSLER PA G E F I F T , T W O �7th GRADE... ..•••■•• • G A R Y CARR • L A R R Y CASTLEBERRY • J A N I C E C H AT F I E L D • M E R L I N C H AT F I E L D • LEE ClintOLISKI • D AV I D CHENOWITH • M A R Y J A N E COCKRELL • K A R L COLLINS • N O R M A CORNISH • S H E LV I A C O T • C O R A CRISIS • N O V A CURTIS • R O B E R T D E B O LT • S H A R O N DENBROCK • S U E DEVLIN • PA U L DOUGLAS • F L O Y D DRAPER • C Y N D A FAT T E N ( 1 1 • G A R Y FA R S T • H U G H FEY • L E O FEY • G R A C E FISHER • P A T S Y FISK • FORREST FLOWER • B E R T O N FOLK • M A X FORRESTER • B I L L FRANKHAUSER • G R E G FRASER .• GUE21.21" • P E G G Y GREEN • R I C H A R D GREEN • J U D Y HACKER • M A R Y HALFERTT • ELEANOR HECKMAN • R A C H E L HENSLER • K AY ANN HODGMAN • JACK HUFFMAN • T O M M Y HYLAND • D O U G L A S IFORD • LARRY JOHNSON • J O A N N KELSEY • ROSALEE K I N G • DELORES KNOWLES • LARRY K R E M I N S K I • J O H N LAING • W AY N E LANCE • R I C H A R D LANGWELL • G E O R G E LETTS •NANCY MANGUSE • LoVERN MANN • A M Y MARSH • JUNIOR MASON • D O N N A M AY PAGE F I F T Y- T H R E E �7th GRADE.. • T O M AMBRIDE • T V McCONNELL • JERRY M N A U G H L I N • B A R B A R A MILLER • JERRE MILLER • PAT S Y m O 0 1 • L O R A L E E MYERS • M A R I LY N OTIS • D O U G L A S PA R S H A L L • G E O R G E T TA P E A R S O N • D O R I S PHILBRICK • G A Y POTTER • BILL RANDALL • B O B RANDALL • J O Y C E RASLER • R O S A L E E R AT H B U R N • W A L T E R REESE • ROBERT REHM • T O M RENSHAW • BILL ROBINSON • L E O N RUPRIGHT • D O N SCHEIDLER • S H I R L E Y SCRIBER • D A V I D SMITH . . A m E S SMITH . B I L L S PA D E • G A I L SPOON • N E L L I E TAY L O R • T H E R O N TEACHOUT • S A L LY J O TEAL • R O B E R T TEETER • J O E TUCKER • L A R R Y TUCKER • M I K E TUCKER • R U T H TUCKER • D O N A L D TUTTLE • J U D Y VA U G H N • CHARLES WHITING • RICKY WILCO% • SANDRA WILLIAMSON • G E N E W I I SON • JOYCE WORDON ZI PA G E F I F T Y- F O U R • K A Y WRIGHT • J I M YOUNG • D E A N ZIMMERMAN �PAGE FIFTY-fIVE �Events . . 1952 PAGE FIFTY- ��Sophomore Iteeep ion October 1 0 • The Sophomores w e r e w a r m l y received a t t h e "Harvest M o o n H o p " g i v e n a t the Edison school. T h e g y m w a s decorated a s a f a l l scene, centering a r o u n d the w i s h i n g w e l l i n a p a r k . S t u d e n t s danced t o t h e strains o f J a c k Craig's orchestra. Christmas P a r t y December 1 9 • Shortly b e f o r e Christmas v a c a t i o n , t h e Sophomores e n t e r t a i n e d t h e J u n i o r s and Seniors w i t h "The Winter Wonderland," the annual Christmas p a r t y. " T h e Collegians," a 15-piece all-girl b a n d from Western Michigan College, furnished the m u s i c a n d t h e A l b i o n College Choir presented a v e r y f i n e freshments consisted o f punch a n d Christmas cookies. PAGE F I F T Y- E I G H T �I-West/int, F o r m a l February 1 6 • "Lover's D e l i g h t " w a s t h e t h e m e o f t h e a n n u a l v a l e n t i n e f o r m a l h e l d a t t h e Masonic Temple on Saturday evening, February 16. T h e dance w a s sponsored by t h e Y-Teens a n d Hi-Y. Decorations f o r the dance w e r e assorted hearts a n d streamers. A n a l l -girl orchestra f r o m Western M i c h i g a n College supplied t h e music, a n d p l a y e d several specialty numbers. Refreshments consisted cream, cokes, a n d cookies. PAGE E I F I V • N I N E �lionteroming quI", 1959 • Joyce A n n Hinson, a seventeen y e a r old senior, was crowned C.H.S. coming Queen" by Mayor Fred Weeks. Ceremonies w e r e h e l d a t C a r d i n a l Field during the half-time of water-Hillsdale g a m e , O c t o b e r 1 2 , 1951. Members o f the Queen's court were: Helen J e a n We a k l y, Shirley Robson, Marilyn Dickey, a n d Jean Forrester. Incidentally, Joyce's b e a u , a n d C o . captain o f the football squad, G e n e Miller, intercepted a pass to make the winning touchdown, making the final score Coldwater 1 9 , Hillsdale 1 3 . Queen Joyce A n n Hinson, M a y o r Don Davis C o r o n a t i o n - - (October 1 2 QUIPII.r4 ((Hilt MARILYN DICKEY SHIRLEY ROBSON HELEN JEAN WEAKLY JEAN PAGE SOPPY �Don Davis, John McBride, Joyce Ann Hinson, Vicki Tropp, Zoe Patterson, Peggy N a l c o , E d Waldron, Dave Bennett, Judy M n . Knight, Gretchen Olmsted, Lee Brayton, Jolie Lind, Tom McLaughlin, Victor Fonda, Joyce Koser, Bill Hoff. SENIOR P L AY " O u r H e a r t s W e r e Yo u n g a n d G a g " • " O u r Hearts We r e Yo u n g a n d G a y, " a t h r e e a c t c o m e d y, b y Cornelia O t i s Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, was presented b y the Senior Class, in velt auditorium, on November 16, 1951, under the direction o f M r. Hugh Tyler. The p l a y t o o k p l a c e d u r i n g t h e f l a p p e r a g e a b o u t 1 9 2 3 . T h e the difficulties a n d h a p p y moments o f t w o seventeen y e a r o l d g i r l s first t r i p PAGE SIXTY- �BACK ROW: Mr Tyler. Barnes. Keyes. Allen. Baldwin. Silvers, Swain, Hudson, Menton, Northrup. Wilkins. FIRST ROW: Cochrane, Stansell. Green. Mason, Bradley, Sager. Robinson. Bovee. Absent—Doris Lind, J U N I O R P L AY " Yo u C a n ' t Ta k e I t W i t h Y o u " • " Yo u Can't Take I t With Yo u " w a s the title o f the three-act comedy presented by the class of "53", March 28, 1952, in the Roosevelt auditorium. The p l o t centered a r o u n d G r a n d p a , a n e l d e r l y g e n t l e m a n w h o s e p r i n c i p a l ambition w a s e v a d i n g w o r k a n d income t a x . Mr. Hugh Tyler directed the annual performance. Afore S e n i o r P l u g Simla: PAGE SIXT,TWO �BACK R O W: W o w , McConnell, Smith. D o v n , S u n n y, Rennell, Wo!Ince, Mines, Johnson, Rice, Sernmelroth, /Ar. Tyler. FIRST R O W: Susie Allen, Soule, Sylvia Allen, Reppery Herman, B o v e , Skabo, Magee, Patterson, Harris. E x e h m t fie . 1 • The exchange assembly w a s a g a i n u n d e r t h e supervision o f M r. H u g h Tyler, who was assisted by Alyce Aiken and Joyce Kaser, the co•chairmen. T h e theme of the assembly centered around t h e students o f C.H.S. t r y i n g t o get a famous band for the biggest dance of the year. A t the last minute the band was unable to come, but the students quickly filled i n b y using their o w n talent, the d a n c e f r o m disaster. PAGE �Local Winners: Patsy Green Carol M a g e e Barbara M i l l e r Stewart G o r d o n STANDING: Magee, Sylvia Allen, Gordon, Smith, Green SEATED: Miller, Brandt, Carver, Bovee " I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY" Dramatic Reading: Vicki Tropp Joyce Hinson Oratorical Declamation: Ted Rennell John Milnes Extempore Speech: Katharine Stott Carl Semmelroth Humorous Reading: Judy McKnight Ed Wa l d r o n Oratory: Stewart G o r d o n Don Davis BACK ROW: McKnight, Semmelroth, Milner, Tropp, Hinson, Rennet!, Sherman, Rice FRONT ROW: Davis, Waldron, Bodie, Stott, M r Ty l e r SPRING FORENSICS THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAGE SIXTY- �SENIOR T R I P May, 1 9 5 2 • The education o f the Seniors w a s extended beyond t h e halls o f C.H.S. i n their annual trip to Washington, D. C. T h e trip proved to be a p r o p e r stepping stone from high school days out into the world i n t h a t m a n y o f the places ings o f o u r national g o v e r n m e n t w e r e visited a n d observed. S u c h places a s the N a v a l A c a d e m y in Annapolis, the N a v y Yards a t Norfolk, the Empire State Building i n N e w Yo r k , a n d t h e N i a g a r a Falls w e r e also included. PAGE S I XTY-FIVE �Organizations • • 1952 PAGE SIXTY-SIX ��THE 1952 CARDINAL • In t h i s year's C a r d i n a l w e h a v e retained t h e numerous improvements w h i c h made last year's a n n u a l a n a w a r d - w i n n i n g book. I n a d d i t i o n w e h a v e t r i e d to incorporate a f e w n e w ideas wherever possible. Ranking h i g h o n t h e list o f this year's improvements a r e t h e raised lettering, the g r a i n pattern, and the manila overtone on the cover. T h e '52 Cardinal also sports a n enlarged opening section. One i m p o r t a n t purpose o f a y e a r b o o k is, o f course, t o serve as a history. I t most b e designed t o hold the reader's interest w h e n first r e a d , a n d w h e n read last, m a n y y e a r s l a t e r. I t i s a l s o t h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t m e d i u m t h r o u g h which school activities a r e shown t o the outsider. Parents, o t h e r schools, a n d many other.groups often gain their impressions o f C.H.S. through the Cardinal. We have strived to make the book a complete history; an honest representation. The C a r d i n a l Staff wishes t o express thanks t o those w h o contributed t o t h e 1952 Cardinal. N. E. H. — " O l e " a n d M r. Buxxell — Lou! T h a t h o t ! — Wo r k i n g o n t h e C a r d i n a l — H e y, t h a t ' s o u r e d i t o r ! PA G E S I X T Y - E I G H T �TOP ROW: Gifford, Northrup, King, Renshaw THIRD ROW: J. Gruner, Hougen, Harris, J. Lind, Silvers, Gruner, Bennett SECOND ROW: Robinson, Bodie, focklom, Olmsted, Patterson, Sperbeck, Tropp, E. Gruner, Andrews, Green, Dennis FIRST ROW: McKnight, Hyland, Selby, Meier. M r, BusseII, Hawk, Hinson. D . Lind. Soule C A R D I N A L S TA F F EDITOR-IN-CHIEF N o r m a n Hawk ASSISTANT EDITOR G l o r i a Meier LITERARY EDITOR J o y c e Hinson EVENTS EDITOR Z o e Patterson ORGANIZATION EDITOR D o r i s Lind SR. CLASS EDITOR J u d y McKnight SALES MANAGER B o b Renshaw BOYS SPORTS EDITOR MUSIC EDITOR _ ART EDITOR GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR JR. HIGH EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER FACULTY ADVISER Jack Gruner _ _ Janice Soule Maryjo H y l a n d Pat Bodie Merabeth Selby David King Mr. Desmond Buzzell CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS Katharine Stott Ellen H a r r i s Julie Lind Joyce Kaser Vicki Tropp Jack Northrup Susan A l l e n Janet Hougen Carole M a g e e Don Davis Tom Cronson Patsy Green Marjorie Aitchison Joan Gruner Nancy A n d r e w s Natalie Boyce Joanne Bradley Roger Jones Charleen King Ellen Gruner Barbaro Sperbeck David Bennett Reid Silvers Mickey Cochrane Barbara Miller Alyce A i k e n Nancy Robinson Roger Dennis Hal We i d n e r Ed Gifford Sylvia Allen Gretchen Olmsted Norman Henton Ed D e a l Walt Brown THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PATTERSON PAGE SOSTY- �BACK ROW: Goshia, Weidner, Henton, Davis, Cochrane, Patterson, Robinson, Hoarsen, Northrup, Botterson, Aiken, Allen THIRD ROW: Lind, Gruner, Silvers, Riggs, Brown, BONN, Sager, Andrews, Norris, Bodie, Rennet!, Miller SECOND ROW: Brodley, Sperber!, H , Gordon, Koser, Draper, Hinson, Woods FIRST ROW: M r. B u z . I I , Tropp, Esterline, N i , , , , , B o y . , D . Lind. 11111tIttllt S T A F F Joyce and Vicki . . . EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, FoII Semester J EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Spring Semester ADVISER M r o y V . c i e c Ann Hinson k i Tropp Desmond N . Buzzell First Semester S e c o n d Semester ASSISTANT EDITOR V i c k i HEWS EDITOR o D r i s Tropp D o r i s FEATURE EDITOR J o a n n e Bradley P a t s y CLUB EDITOR l JR. HIGH EDITOR a l E l i l e e n Lind Lind i o n i s e Soule Green Lind J a c k Northrup Harris D o n n a Bodie BOYS SPORTS EDITOR _ R e i d Silvers D o v e Bennet. Reid Silvers GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR FINE ARTS EDITOR t Bodie M a r l e n e Woods A l y c e P a Aiken N a t a l i e Bovee BUSINESS MANAGER S y l v i a Allen S y l v i a Allen EXCHANGE EDITOR PAGE E l l a Esterline E l l a Esterline �BACK ROW: Worthington, Sperbeck, Tose, Gruner, Grey, Smith, Sager, Miller. SECOND ROW: Sherman, Grigg, Magee, Troutman, Schiedler, Hilborg, Mr. Buzzell FIRST ROW: Robinson, Soule, Weakly, Pocktorn, Bradley, Allen. C A R D I N A L C H AT T E R • "Cardinal Chatter" is a p a g e o f stories a n d events w r i t t e n b y members o f the publications s t a ff o f t h e h i g h school e v e r y Saturday i n t h e " C o l d w a t e r D a i l y Reporter." The purpose o f this publication is to promote a better understanding between the schools and the community. H e l e n Jean We a k l y and Peggy Racklom served as editors o f the 1951-52 weekly. Helen Jean a n d Peg . . First S S e c o n d 5 EDITORTN•CHIEF H e l e n Jean Weakly P e g g y Fucklam ASSISTANT EDITOR P e g g y Fadslom G e r a l d i n e Grigg SR. HIGH EDITOR J a n i c e JR. HIGH EDITOR P a t s y Soule J o a n n e Bradley Robinson ELEMENTARY EDITOR S u s a n Allen FACULTY ADVISER M r . S u s a n Allen D . N . &daze!! PAGE SEVENTY- �STANDING: M r. Dennis, adviser; Aiken, Davis SEATED: Donbrock, Bovee, Selby, K o s . , Dillon, Weidner ROOSEVELT S T U D E N T C O M M I S S I O N M a y o r - Dion !Purim • The students of Coldwater High School have a voice in their school government. Their opinions are heard through t h e representatives o f their sion. T h i s year the student body elected Don Davis, Mayor; Alyce Aiken, Clerk; Joyce Kaser a n d M e r a b e t h Selby, Senior Commissioners; a n d N a t a l i e Bovee and Bruce Dillon Junior Commissioners. H a l We i d n e r a n d Sharon K e m p w e r e elected sophomore commissioners t o fill t h e vacancies o f Sybil Merle Donbrock w h o resigned d u r i n g t h e year. The commission participated i n a Visitation D a y Program w i t h view, Marshall, a n d Sturgis, w h i c h d i d m u c h t o f u r t h e r i n t e r ships. A m o n g various other duties, the commission chose the bly cast, t h e cheerleaders, a n d t h e citizenship committees, a n d p l a n n e d t h e Homecoming ceremony. O n e o f t h e biggest tasks accomplished b y mission this y e a r w a s a revision o f the school constitution. M a n y assemblies and dances w e r e also charted b y the commission. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y T H E M U S I C M A R T PAGE S E V E N T Y - T W O �STANDING, Douglas, Kinsey, McLaughlin, M r. Olson, adviser; McCann, president SEATED: tint, Soule, N e t b a l l LINCOLN S T U D E N T COUNCIL Premident - D o n Mef'fonn • The Junior H i g h students elected D o n McCann a s t h e i r Student ident. T h e other members o f the Council are: Connie Soule—ninth ident, J i m Lint —ninth g r a d e representative, Connie Parshall—president o f t h e eighth grade, Wesley Kinsey—eighth g r a d e representative, Jerry McLaughlin president o f t h e seventh g r a d e , a n d P a u l D o u g l a s —representative f r o m t h e seventh grade. Two v e r y successful J u n i o r H i g h p a r t i e s w e r e h e l d N o v e m b e r 9 , a n d A p r i l 4. A magazine sale was conducted b y the Council last fall. T h e proceeds f r o m the d r i v e w e n t f o r b e a u t i f u l p a i n t i n g s o f Michigan scenes, w h i c h h a v e been placed i n the Junior High b u i l d i n g . A v e r y profitable project by the Council. Throughout the year, the members conducted a room inspection of a l l t h e Junior High classrooms. T h e object, o f course, w a s t o promote t h e students' interest in keeping their classrooms n e a t a n d clean. COURTESY — COLDWATER BRASS C O U R T E S Y — TOMSON'S INSURANCE MICHIGAN ASSOCIATED PAGE SEVENTY- �LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Eby, T. McConnell, Shiery, Baldwin, Jackson, J. Zabonick, H. Corless, D. Zabonick, Silvers, P. Zabonick, Brayton, B. Smith, B. Connell, Stansell, Dillon, Ballard, Helmer, O'Rourke, Bennett, Cochrane, Gruner, Tucker, D . Dirschell, Gifford, Miller, B. Smith, Pope, V. Codes., Silvers, Morrill, K. Dirschell, and Wilkins. C -CLUB Officers D a VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT D l e a v SECRETARY J o h TREASURER J a c ADVISER C o a c Jackson e n k h Bennett Shiery • The C -Club, directed b y h e a d coach, Floyd E b y, has completed another successful season in which several i m p o r t a n t projects w e r e finished. The c l u b organized, set u p , a n d enforced r i g i d training r u l e s f o r t h e C.H.S. a t h l e t i c p r o g r a m ; contributed $10.00 t o the Coldwater Community Chest; sponsored t w o dances; p a i d f o r materials to build pole vault and high j u m p standards; and paid f o r the installation o f a n e w whirlpool b a t h which w a s p u r c h a s e d b y t h e J r . Grocer Floyd Eby These projects, p l u s m a n y o t h e r e v e n t s w h i c h took place during the current school year, helped make the C-Club one o f the most successful a n d important clubs in the school. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE LEGG LUMBER COMPANY PAGE SEVENTY- �CARDINAL SERVICE CLUB • In 1946, a club called t h e Athletic Police ganized f o r t h e s o l e p u r p o s e o f t a k i n g tickets and keeping o r d e r a t t h e athletic contests. N e w duties a n d responsibilities arose and i n 1950 the Athletic Police became the Cardinal Service Club. The p r e s e n t c l u b consists o f seventeen b o y s , who serve the school i n m a n y ways. These boys run the m o v i e projector f o r assemblies a n d noon hour entertainment, o p e r a t e t h e s t a g e l i g h t i n g for programs, check g r o u p dues a t professional assemblies a n d t h e v a r i o u s sports events, h e l p anyone w i s h i n g t o u s e t h e w i r e recorder, a n d park cars a t the football field. Officers PRESIDENT R o b VICE-PRESIDENT ADVISER e _ _ r t Renshaw Roger Parcell M r. Dennis The m o t t o o f t h e C a r d i n a l Service C l u b i s " B e of service t o t h e school." THIS PAGE SPONSORED B Y LYON'S PAGE SEVENTY- �Officers PRESIDENT P VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY R a u l Pope T R E A S U R E R T o m McLaughlin C H A P L A I N e i d Silvers A D V I S E R E u B r M r g e u . n c e e Miller Dillon James Vincent • The H i -Y h e l d t h e i r semi-monthly meetings Wednesday evenings i n t h e s t u d y hall. To raise money, t h e club h a d a p a p e r drive, sponsored t w o a f t e r -game dances and shared h a l f of the expense of the Valentine formal with the V-Teens. Paul P o p e a n d Lee Brayton w e r e sent t o t h e State C a p i t o l b u i l d i n g ticipate in legislative procedure. T h e club decided t o send t w o delegates each year to this convention because o f the valuable experience the boys receive i n governmental t r a i n i n g . THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BURTON BROS. NASH PAGE SEVENTY- �FUTURE FA R M E R S O F A M E R I C A Officers PRESIDEN VICE- Leland W a r d TREASURER Lowell K n a p p SECRETAR REPORTE Leon Dick ADVISER _ SENTINE M r . Raymond W i l d e r Clarence Franks Tom Cranson James Crosby • This y e a r the F. F. A . sent Raymond W i l d e r a n d To m Cranson t o t h e National Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri, a n d Glen Bradt a n d To m Cranson t o the State Convention a t Michigan State College. To raise money f o r nual spring Parent a n d Son Banquet, they held a seed sale a n d a scrap drive. Gene Easterday entered t h e "Chicken o f To m o r r o w " contest w i t h b i r d s w h i c h he raised i n portnership w i t h the F. F. A . Leland Wa r d a n d Raymond Porodine started a p i g chain. The C o l d w a t e r C h a p t e r w a s h o s t t o t h e Southwestern District Contest h e l d February 19, a t the Edison School. T h e y h a d t w o entries i n t h e contest, Public Speaking a n d Parlirnentary Procedure, f o r w h i c h t h e y w o n g o l d land Wa r d received the State Farmer A w a r d . THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK PAGE SEVENTY- �GIRLS' AT H L E T I C ASSOCIATION Offieers PRESIDENT M a r l e n e Woods VICE-PRESIDENT B e v e r l y Devlin SECRETARY Sager P a TREASURER ADVISER u _ M i l a V i c k i Tr o p p s s Gene Frazier • The G . A . A . f i e l d d a y w a s i n a u g u r a t e d t h i s y e a r. G i r l s f r o m schools, besides other neighborhood schools, m e t here f o r their first They participated in such sports as basketball, volleyball, table tennis, softball, soccer, b a d m i n t o n a n d tennis. A H a l l o w e e n float, p e p assembly, game dance were some of the other projects o f the club. The m a i n purpose o f t h e G . A . A . i s t o promote girls' i n t r a m u r a l sports a n d the c l u b g i v e s chenille a w a r d s l i k e a n y b o y s ' intramurals. G i r l s e a r n i n g a t least 400 points are entitled to: an emblem f o r freshmen, a small " c " mores, a large " C " for juniors, a n d a G. A . A . p i n f o r seniors. A l s o a n a n n u a l trophy in memory of Phyllis Mack is dedicated to the best sportsman in G. A . A . COURTESY - 5 0 5 5 LUNCH PAGE S E V E N T Y- E I G H T C O U R T E S Y - QUALITY SPRINGS �DANCING CLUB Officers PRESIDENT . Charleen King VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY _ TREASURER ADVISER _ _ _ _ Ellen Gruner Polly Jo Mason A l i c e _ Hillborg Mrs. Dorothy Aitchison • The fifty Dancing Club members met on Wednesday afternoon year t o study the development o f dancing technique, t h e dances o f foreign countries and our own, tap, and ballroom dancing. Spanish and Irish dances were learned along with the American square dance which originally came from some o f the old European folk dances. Carole Magee assisted son in teaching tap dancing. The club sponsored a workshop in square and ballroom dancing for boys who were interested. They also presented programs for various community affairs. At the Fortnightly they presented a display of various Irish dances. A variety show o f many kinds of well known dances was given for the Branch County Officials' Banquet and the Kiwanis and Lions Club's Ladies Night. The presented a n enjoyable assembly o f the different dances they h a d learned, and sponsored a n after-game dance. COURTESY - FEDERAL-MOGUL C O U R T E S Y W T V B PAGE S E V E N T Y - N I N E �AT I I L E T I 4 7 MANAGERS BACK ROW: Miller, Kolow, Bennen, Zobonick, Swoin, Banister FRONT ROW: Stephenson, Stanley. LIBRARIANS BACK ROW: Tucker. Smith, Porocline. THIRD ROW: Worthington, Bonham, Devlin, Kelly, Born, Brown, lomb. erson, English. SECOND R O W: Mollenkopf, Wa t s o n , Tucker, S t a t i l e , M o o r e r, G a g e , Williamson, Wilkin,. FIRST ROW: limos, M n . Weiler, Keym, Sager PAGE EIGHTY �FITTI-11E TEAIMEItS BACK ROW: Lewis, Green, H o g e , Butlers, Lyon, Skobo. SECOND R O W: F i c k l e , S t e p h e n s o n , Stoll. Magee. l o s e , der, Kemp, Wa y, Forrester. SEATED: Groner, Olmsted, Bodie, Miss Phillips, l)FFII 11141.1'EltS BACK ROW Theboud. Thomas, Keyes. Dennison, K010530. Maurer, Lucas SEATED: W i l l i a m s o n , A v e r y , S o u l e , Barringer, A d a m s , Gruner, O F, . SHUTTER BUGS BACK R O W : Sperbeck, Wooden, L o y. ensporger, Soper, Av e r y, McKeith, Spoon FRONT ROW: Woods, Miss Frazier, Forrester. PAGE EIGHTY-ONE �BACK ROW: FmkIons, Wookly, Mr Russell FRONT ROW: Hinson, Tropp, H o n k , ( r a t pictssred—Csave King) QUILL A N D SCROLL SOCIETY • N o r m a n H a w k w a s assistant editor o f t h e " C a r d i n a l " i n his j u n i o r y e a r, a n d now fills the position o f Editor-in-Chief. H e has been a class officer a n d dictorian o f the class o f 1952. Vicki Tr o p p is second semester editor o f the " M i r r o r " a n d h a s w o r k e d o n a l l the school publications. S h e i s a v a r s i t y cheerleader a n d a n a c t i v e m e m b e r of G. A . A . Joyce A n n Hinson h a s served a s Editor-in-Chief o f t h e " M i r r o r " a n d sistant editor in her junior year. She is literary editor of the "Cardinal" and is on the p h o t o g r a p h y planning staff. Peggy Facklam h a s w o r k e d o n the staffs o f t h e " M i r r o r " a n d " C a r d i n a l " a n d is currently editor o f "Cardinal Chatter." S h e w a s assistant e d i t o r d u r i n g t h e first Helen Jean Weakly was last semester "Cardinal Chatter" editor. S h e has been active on t h e " M i r r o r " a n d " C a r d i n a l " staffs, w a s D. A . R. g i r l , a n d treasurer of the senior class. David K i n g w a s a d v e r t i s i n g m a n a g e r o f t h e 1 9 5 2 " C a r d i n a l " . H e a l s o worked o n t h e " C a r d i n a l " staff last year a n d has been active i n t h e b a n d f o r the past three years. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY HODGMAN ABSTRACT AND INSURANCE PAGE EIGHTY- �Renshaw, Semmelroth, Gordon, Elliott, Green, Sager, Mn. D E B AT E T E A M Debate Sehedule November 30 C o l d w a t e r a t Buchanan December 12 M a r s h a l l at Coldwater January 9 A n a t Coldwater January 2 3 C o l d w a t e r d r i a a t Kalamazoo February 21 C o l d w a t e r vs. Ludington At A l b i o n • Coldwater High School's debate team experienced a successful season o f f i v e victories o u t o f eight debates. T h e question w a s "Resolved, t h a t a l l A m e r i c a n citizens should b e subject to conscription f o r essential service i n t i m e o f w a r. " Katherine Stott a n d S t e w a r t G o r d o n u p h e l d t h e a ff i r m a t i v e s i d e Ann Elliott, Patti Sager, C a r l Semmelroth, a n d Patsy Green alternated o n t h e negative side. W i t h t h e exception o f Patti a n d J e a n A n n w h o a r e seniors, all o f this year's debate squad w i l l b e returning next year. T h e team received a plaque for entering the district contest. PAGE EIGHTY- �- Teens IfiffieerS PRESIDENT J VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY ADVISERS e a D n o r S a n d r a J o y c e M i s s A n n Elliott i s Lind Troutman A n n Hinson Roberts, • The Y-Teens organization h a s a membership o f o n e h u n d r e d f o r t y The n e w members attended a f o r m a l iryitiation h e l d a t t h e Parish House i n October. T h e speaker for the occasion w a s Mrs. E. Byron Thomas. Many successful projects w e r e undertaken b y the club. T h e first w a s late for E u r o p e to which they gave money for candy which was sent to a w a r. scarred c o u n t r y. S h o w i n g t h e i r h o l i d a y spirit, e a c h m e m b e r d o n a t e d f o o d which w a s distributed t o needy families d u r i n g Thanksgiving a n d Christmas. Attractive tray mats, favors, plagues, a n d vases were m a d e f o r the Coldwater Health Center. T h e girls made colorful pom-poms for the football games which they sold t o both Coldwater a n d t h e visiting fans. T h e club sponsored a Sock Dance, a Saint Patrick's D a y Carnival a n d w e r e t h e co-sponsors o f entine Formal. For the first t i m e i n t h e history o f the club, t h e Y-Teen p i n , a t i n y the w o r l d , w a s ordered. A n o t h e r innovation w a s a Chapel Service which t h e y presented f o r the students. PAGE EIGHTY- �PAGE EIGHTY- �Music . . . 1952 PAGE E I G H T Y - S I X ��PAGE E I G H T Y - E I G H T �" A " Band • The band had a busy fall marching a t the Branch and St. Joseph County Fairs, the Hallowe'en parade, all home football games, the U. of M. Band Day, and was host f o r the Southwestern Michigan Marching Festival. T h e b a n d also played for the home basketball games, the Band Concert, the Follies, and the Solo and Ensemble Festival. O t h e r spring activities included t h e "Michigras" at A n n Arbor, the banquet, t h e formal, t h e Holland Tulip Festival a n d t h e Memorial D a y parade. FLUT Aitchison. Spoon. Dean. Bb Soule. LaForge. Kemp. Hosek. Boyee, Soule. Earner. liaggerly. Rennell. Cornish. Thomas. Fraser, Way. Russell. Wilcox, Newman. Vice, Virginia Hnntlin. Sager. King, Avery, Thompeon. McGinness, Sweet, Jerry C O R N E T S Johnson. Kenna. Ted Weeks. Rita ALTO Strong, Hall sanford. Quimby. Alarchant, BASS Letherer. Ford, sernmelroth. Howlett, SOPRANO Allen, Pershall, Bill Troutman, Lint, EbALTO Goodwin, Meier. Skabo. FRENCH Troutman. HamLin. Olnivted. Barringer. King. Sanford. 1:runer. Olmsted. Stevens. Florlew. TROMBO LUC, TENOR Wallace, Forrester. D o n . MOUTONS Johnson. Mohler. Rice. King, Young. May. Andrews. Knowles. Hobart, BARITONE Luce. Hinckley. Watson. BASS Smith, McKeith, Sweet, Hobart, Smith. Weber, PERCUSS Reppert, Tympa Milnee. John— Benedict. Charles Jones, Roger— Downer. . Snare Johnson, Snare Hodgman. Snare BEL Olmeted, DRUM Synnnelro TWIRL Olmsted, Smith. PAGE �" B " Band FLUT Wile., Rickey Spoon, Gail Love, Miller. Barhara Snyder. Carl Bb Lennington, Thompson, Wright. Pat Jenkins, Baggerly, Smith. Jim Hinson. Carlisle, Mary Thebaud, Betty Knowles, Spencer, Linda Gentry, Myers, Kt,lassa. Holtz, Noblit, Havens, Molly Heckman, Rumsey, Dion Winemiller, Bill Avery, Rathbun, Moni, Patricia Cornish. Furgason, Baysinger, Otis. Marilyn Smith, David Chatfield, Vaughn, Judith PAGE ALTO Coe. Shirley BASS Nearpass, TENOR Goble. Marth Mitmesser, Barnes. ALTO Waldron. Larry McKinley, Hogoboom, Johnson, Nancy Davenport, Ed Tucker, Milnes, Molly Otis, Kelly, Rankin, Pat White. kree Woods. Alfred King, Tucker. Wilson, CORNETS and Watkins, Grace Ann Masson, Grady, Pat McNall, Ware, Hubbard, Ernsberger, Hinsdale, Larry Irk, Albert Randall. Bill Vaughn, Frank Lawrence, Chenoweth, Parshall, Bartholomew, Lamberson. Randall, Bob Bidwell, Tucker, Hensler, HOR Downey. Ed Ixwis, BARITO Scheidler. Tucker, Larry BASS Chatfield, Kline, Bruce Boyer, Bill TROMBO Rankin. May, Fisk. Whiting. Luke. Lysle Douglas. Patil Hacker. Judy Snyder. Miller, Chatfield. Merlin PERCUSS Robinson. Jack Bass Drum Noble, Coy Fonderburg. Snare Drum Kinn D r y e Fraser. Snare Drum Sag Bilr l Sager, Priscilla Snare Drum Soullicott, Bill Snare Drum Tucker, Snare Drum I Isi,r n,e 1 Hyland,.nr Snar Philbrick. Doris Snare BEL Teall. Sally Jo TWIRL Knowles, Slillyr. Thelimul, !telly Kolassa. Johnson, May, N o n . Teal!, Sally Otis, :Marily �Cardinal Choir BACK ROW: McBride, Eosterday, Lippert, J. Dean, Wood, Rees, Dennis, Smith. Caswell, S, Gordon THIRD ROW: Sylvia Allen, Loser, Brandt, B. Devlin, A . Harris, Born, G r a y, Clearwater, W . Draper, Woolridge, Raymond. Brown, Walker. SECOND ROW: Burton, Steller, Lompman, Peavey, Sellers, Huss, Balch, Crandall, Knopp, Orno. FIRST ROW: Coe, Longwell, Bronson, Coe, N . Devlin, Wodh,ngton, StefFey, L Bradley, Micheal, 'Lockett, Miller. Redbird thour BACK ROW: E. Potter, Quimby, ',diens, Frederick, J. Born, Pool, Curtis, Wooster, Gwinn. SECOND ROW: Bercaw, S. Dean, Kelsey, Carver, Reamer, Fadden Fenner. FIRST ROW: Rosine, Adams, Taylor, Hodgman, Bressler, !ford. • Coldwater H i g h School is f o r t u n a t e i n h a v i n g a v a r i e d choral p r o g r a m . T h e Cardinal C h o i r consists o f f i f t y selected voices f r o m senior h i g h . Redbird C h o i r is composed o f t h i r t y boys a n d girls. D u r i n g t h e 1 9 5 2 school year, these t w o choirs presented t h e i r Festival o f Song o n F e b r u a r y 2 7 , s i x school assemblies, a n d r a d i o broadcasts o v e r WTVB. Miss Ellen Roberts, t h e director, w a s assisted b y J a n e A n n C a m p b e l l a n d Stewart Gordon as p i a n o accompanists. PAGE BISECT- ���FOOTBALL R E V I E W DAT PLAC TEAM ON'. CH Sept. 1 4 here Three Rivers 1 Sept. 21 here Adrian 2 1 Sept. 2 8 there Marshall 38 1 Oct. 5 there East Lansing 3 Oct. 12 here Hillsdale 1 1 Oct. 1 9 there Lakeview 46 20 Oct. 2 6 there Albion 1 7 Nov. 2 here _Sturgis 2 7 AGOOD DOESNOTBRAG 15AGOOD LOSER BUT KNOWS THAT TEAM-WORK ISALWAYS WORKING TO DOESNOT SMOKE. DRINK OR DOESNOT BOO THE OFFICIALS OR KNOWS THAT SPORTSMANSHIP COMES 15ALOYALSUPPORTER WHETHER WINNING OR LOSING TREATSOTHER TEAMS AND FANS WITH COURTESY "C" CLUB 1 9 4 7 PAGE N I N F I , { O U R 1 0 �7744L K713"*Te7V6eirl-R4 E t 4 l t o s u P ',.16 - 4 " 111 9 4 1 " . )Sr- 1 1 4 80 " k e - r , 854514 4 , 4 6 1 1 1 1 a r t i l l i n a V 1 . U . . Li BOCK ROW R O W :Swain, McBride, Miller, Dillon, L. Zabonick, Boatman, T. McConnell, Baldwin, Helmer, Stonsell, Coach Grigg. SECOND ROW: Kulow, O'Rourke, D. Dirschell, Silvers, J . McConnell, D. Zabonick, J. Zobonick, Jackson, Smith, H. Corless, Coach Eby. FIRST ROW: Ballard, Morrill, Riggs, V. Carless, Shiery, Hoff, Pope, Bennett, Brayton, Wilkins. Fool hall • The young a n d inexperienced Cardinal squad started t h e season b y snatching a 19-14 victory f r o m their non-conference rivals, t h e Three Rivers Wildcats. I n their first conference game, t h e Redbirds' defense w a s somewhat Adrian's single w i n g , a n d t h e Cards w e n t d o w n 25-13. T h e n e x t t w o games saw the Cards soar even l o w e r, losing 38-12 t o Marshall a n d 37-0 t o beaten, unscored-upon East Lansing t e a m . T h e homecoming g a m e s a w t h e Cards p u t d o w n a fired- u p , non-conference Hillsdale eleven b y a The rest o f the season s a w Coldwater meeting d e f e a t a t every turn, losing t o Lakeview 46-20 a n d to A l b i o n 19-7. I n the final g a m e w i t h Sturgis, tional rivals, C o l d w a t e r lost t h e i r h a r d e s t f o u g h t g a m e 2 5 - 7 . I t w a s i n t h i s game t h a t 1 3 C a r d i n a l players, D o v e Bennett, G e n e M i l l e r, P a u l Pope, Leon Zabonick, LeeRoy Morrill, Tom McLaughlin, John Shiery, Lee Brayton, Bill Hoff, John McBride, Tom McConnell, Dale Jackson, a n d Bob Tucker, f e l t h i g h school football sod u n d e r their feet f o r the last time. PAGE NINETY- �PAGE 97 IDENTIFICATIONS PAGE 9 6 IDENTIFICATIONS Bennet Morrill McLaughli Miller Hof L. Zabonick Poo Jackso McConnel McBrid StonseI D. Zabonick Wilkin Helme Dirsche Tucke Shier V. Corless O'Rourk Boatma Boldwi Ballard Brayto Dillo J. Zabonick Football Va r s i t y Individuals PAGE NINETY.SIX H. Corless �PAGE NINETY- �rik I t • ; 4 0 1 elk n . 0 t':;" 7 k , 7Ti s---. k j.pe 0 ..,..40 .itio - Y P_.*.. :%,e, 81 r l k i l 1-64 z e i t , u e d i e r i ..4 ' , 4 ' , * 164?. "giOr t 4' '''''' BACK ROW. Coach Zabonick, Waldron, Colvin, Sweet, Milne., Dennis, Allen, Ferguson, Cronson, Cleveland, SECOND ROW. Donbrock, Nichols, M a y, Silvers. Morrison, Pitcher, Grigg, Temples, Schubel. FIRST ROW H o d g m a n , Fry, Stanley, , . o n , 1. Otis, Otis. Show, absent—Jack Northrup. R e s e r v e F1110111:111 I Schedule DAT PLAC TEAM OPP. RE here Sturgis 6 Oct. 4 there Albion 6 1 Oct. 11 0 54 Sept. 2 0 there Hillsdale Oct. 1 6 . here Lakeview Oct. 2 5 __ here Albion Oct. 31 _ _ there Sturgis 1 1 0 3 6 6 0 • The reserves h a d a n e w coach t h i s y e a r i n B i l l Z a b o n i c k w h o p r o v e d v e r y capable o f the job, his team t u r n i n g i n three wins, t w o losses, a n d one tie. The Jr. Cards opened t h e season w i t h a h a r d f o u g h t b a t t l e here w i t h Sturgis that e n d e d i n a t i e , 6 - 6 . T h e n e x t g a m e s a w t h e m e d g e b y A l b i o n w i t h a 12-6 score w h i l e a w e e k l a t e r t h e y r a n a l l o v e r Hillsdale, 54-0. E n t e r t a i n i n g Lakeview here, t h e y lost a h e a r t b r e a k e r, 1 4 - 1 9 , b u t c a m e b a c k i n t h e n e x t game t o w i n , b e a t i n g A l b i o n f o r t h e second time,6-0. T h e f i n a l Sturgis caught the team o n a n o ff d a y a n d they lost b y a score o f 31-0. PAGE AMOY-EIGHT �FIRST ROW: Bercaw, Rurko, Troutman, Bercaw, Chatfield. Granger, SECOND ROW: D . Snyder, Johnson, G r a d y, Downer, Duke. Rob"nson, Bobs, Snyder. THIRD ROW: Henton, Mr, Houston, Paul, Mitmesser, Kline, Curtis, Gruner, Treocher, Goodwin, Luke, Brown, Mr. Hagadone, Mr. Lowe. FOURTH ROW: Waldron, C. Snyder, Lint, Fisher, McCann, W. Sm'th, G . Smith, D. Smith, Urban, Hurley, Menton. Future Va r s i t y Football Sehedule DATE T E A M P L A C E Sept. 1 9 Q u i n c y h e r e Sept. 2 5 S t u r g i s Oct. 3 S t a t e Home _ Oct. 9 S t a t e Home t h e r e h e r e h e r e Oct. 1 6 Q u i n c y t h e r e Oct. 2 3 S t u r g i s h e r e • Coach Ted Hagadone's Future Varsity football team, p l a y i n g a tough schedule, was a b l e t o w i n b u t o n e g a m e i n t h e e n t i r e season, t h e i r l a s t o n e a g a i n s t Sturgis. M a n y o f t h e g a m e s w e r e s o close, h o w e v e r, t h a t t h e y breakers. As a whole, the team showed much spirit a n d promise f o r future years. T h r e e of t h e b o y s , e n d B i l l Parshall, h a l f b a c k N e l s o n Curtis, a n d f u l l b a c k M i l t o n Gruner, m o v e d u p t o the reserve squad a t t h e end o f the season w h e r e t h e y saw action i n t h e f i n a l THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY J . C. PENNEY COMPANY PAGE NINETY-NINE �gys scnell %arsil I t a t A t e l hall T H I S P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y M a A U G H L I N ' S PA S T R I E S PAGE O N E H U N D R E D �' 5 2 I U S K E T I I . 11 . 1 . R E V I E W Jan. 1 8 — I n a n o t h e r n o n -conference t i l t , t h e Coldwater C a r d s u p s e t t h e H i l l s d a l e H o r n e t s 55-42. The Coldwater h a r d w o o d hoopsters, a l t h o u g h not h a v i n g a n impressive record, s i x w i n s a n d nine losses, p l a y e d v e r y close b a l l g a m e s a l l season. T h e t e a m e n d e d f i f t h i n t h e Icy Conference. E v e n t h o u g h t h e team's record was n o t outstanding, t h r e e o f t h e b o y s g a i n e d all conference berths. Jan. 2 5 — Traveling t o A l b i o n , t h e feated t h e A l b i o n Wildcats f o r t h e second t i m e this season 62-38. Nov. 2 7 — T h e C a r d s o p e n e d t h e s e a s o n against the Three Rivers Wildcats, a n d feated 4 9 - 6 2 i n a n o n -conference tilt. Feb. 1 — The Cards d r o p p e d a thriller a t East Lansing's home court 48-51. Feb. 8 —The Redbirds racked u p 6 7 points t o Adrian's 41 a s they met f o r the second t i m e this Nov. 3 0 — The Ebymen traveled t o A d r i a n t o win t h e i r first g a m e o f t h e season year. Feb. 12 — A high spirited Coldwater team w e n t to Sturgis only to be defeated 35-44. Dec. 7 — A r e d h o t East Lansing tered a v i c t o r y o v e r t h e C a r d s i n t h e a r m o r y 32-42. Feb. 1 5 — A strong Lakeview t e a m m a n a g e d to slip b y the fighting Cards f o r the test o f the season 49-53. Dec. 14 — A f t e r b e i n g defeated b y sing, C o l d w a t e r m a d e a t e r r i f i c thrashing t h e A l b i o n Wildcats 55-50. Feb. 2 2 — W i t h r e v e n g e i n t h e i r hearts, t h e Marshall Redskins d e f e a t e d t h e water f i v e i n a conference thriller Dec. 18 — I n a heartbreaking overtime game, Coldwater's hardest r i v a l , Sturgis, slipped b y t o a 62-63 victory. Jan. 4 — The a l e r t a n d aggressive Lakeview Spartans d e f e a t e d t h e Cards 36-47, Feb. 2 8 — I n a h u m i l i a t i n g upset, t h e C a r d s were defeated b y the Hillsdale Hornets 43-69 i n another n o n -conference t i l t . Jan. 1 1 —What m o s t f a n s c a l l t h e g r e a t e s t game o f t h e season c a m e w h e n feated M a r s h a l l 5 3 - 5 0 , March 6 — In a n exciting f o u r ment e x h i b i t i o n , t h e C o l d w a t e r C a r d s l o s t t o Three-Rivers 57-47 to end the season. COURTESY - P R AT T ' S M A N U F A C T U R I N G C COURTESY - REPPERT'S M A R K E T O C O U U R R T T E E S S Y Y - S T O K E S M A R I N E S U P P LY - F O X FLORISTS PAGE O N E H u N D R E P - O N E �Tucke Dillon Rig Bennett McConnell Dirschell Cori, Crurou., Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l lain% Dave Bennett: a s e n i o r, i n h i s second y e a r o f varsity action, helped t o s p a r k t h e t e a m tory. H i s s t a m i n a a n d w o r k h o r s e s p i r i t g a i n e d him a b e r t h o n t h e a l l conference second team. ponents as an offensive threat. D a l e was a team player a n d k e p t t h e m o r a l e h i g h . H e w a s a l s o elected c o -captain o f t h e squad. Harold Carless: a j u n i o r, received h i s sity letter i n basketball t h i s y e a r. D e a n p l a y e d under t h e b o a r d s a l o t a n d w a s a " j u m p i n g fool." N e x t season h e o u g h t t o d r o p son's shoes. Tom M cConnell: a s e n i o r, w i n n i n g h i s second varsity letter w a s exceptionally w e l l coordinated for h i s 6 ' 4 " f r a m e . H e c o u l d f a k e a n d d r i v e , shoot f r o m o u t court, a n d t i p w i t h b o t h h a n d s . Tom w a s r e w a r d e d w i t h a b e r t h i n t h e ference second team. Tom Cranson: a j u n i o r, w h o w o n his a w a r d i n basketball, sh o we d m u c h though h e d i d n ' t p l a y m u c h . H e ' s l e f t h a n d e d and a g o o d shot. N e x t season h e o u g h t t o see a i o t o f action. Remus Rigg: a j u n i o r, secured h i s letter this year. Remus was a good b a l l handler, quick, deceptive, a n d o u g h t t o b e v a l u a b l e t o next year's squad. Bruce Dillon: a j u n i o r , w o n h i s letter this year. B r u c e played almost tion. A l t h o u g h h e d i d n ' t p l o y m u c h , h e w a s always t r y i n g w h e n h e w a s i n there. Dick Dirschell: a j u n i o r, w o n h i s letter i n basketball this season. D i c k w a s tler all the w a y and a l w a y s played t o w i n w h e n he w a s i n t h e g a m e . Dale Jackson: a senior, w i n n i n g h i s sity a w a r d , p l a y e d v e r y impressive d e f e n s i v e ball, b u t w a s n o t t o b e overlooked b y John Shiery: a s e n i o r, w o n h i s second v a r s i t y letter t h i s y e a r a n d i s s a i d t o b e t h e proved p l a y e r i n t h e Tw i n Va l l e y circuit. J o h n was a g o o d s h o t a n d p l a y e d b r i l l i a n t b a l l . H e was co-captain a n d w o n a n h o n o r a b l e mention on t h e a l l conference squad. Bob Tucker: a j u n i o r, w o n h i s second v a r s i t y a w a r d this season. B o b was an all around player although h e d i d n ' t score much. H e w a s a g o o d ball h a w k a n d one o f the better ers i n the T. V. H i s stamina a n d alertness w a s a great asset to the team. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY SHAW SHOE COMPANY PAGE ONE �Grigg F. H o b a r t M. Cochrane G. Fry D. S h o w Coorki Zabonick D. B a l d w i n G. Brodt H. M a y T. Cranson R. Silvers Reser% e I t a • I t e i ball Dat Plac Team Fl,,, 2 7 Nov. 3 0 . Dec. 7 Dec. 1 4 Dec. 1 8 Jon. 4 there there her her her there her her Three Rim's Adrian East Lansing Albion Sturgis Lakeview Marshall Hillsdale Jan. 11 Jam 1 8 Op 4 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 Re Dat 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 Jon. 25 Feb. 1 Feb. 8 Feb. 1 2 Feb. 1 5 Feb. 2 2 Feb. 26 Feb. 2 9 Plac there ther her there ___ . __ther ___there her Tea Albion East Lansing Adrian Sturgis Lakeview Marshall Hillsdale St. Charles Op. R 2 2 2 2 3 2 4 2 4 2 3 3 1 2 3 3 • The Reserves w e r e coached this year b y Bill Zabonick, w h o guided his team t o many victories. E m p l o y i n g a fast break offense a n d a h a r d checking defense, the freshmen Cards hung u p one o f the best records i n t h e last f e w years. Judging b y t h i s record, i t seems scare t o s a y t h a t t h e v a r s i t y w i l l b e w e l l supplied w i t h g o o d m a t e r i a l f o r f u t u r e years. PAGE ONE HUNDRED- �F a t are f I r A l i t a ittlAtkeiball • Tw o coaches w e r e r e q u i r e d t o coach t h e f u t u r e v a r s i t y basketball t h i s y e a r. Ted H o g a d o n e d i d t h e j o b u n t i l m i d -season w h e n h e w a s d r a f t e d i n t o t h e armed services. G e o r g e Osenko t h e n took o v e r t h e duties f o r t h e rest o f t h e season. The t e a m i t s e l f h a d t o u g h l u c k a l l a l o n g , w i n n i n g b u t t h r e e o u t o f eleven games. T h e y w e r e i n there fighting i n e v e r y g a m e a n d p r o v e d they d i d n ' t w i n m a n y games some o f them w o u l d b e capable o f t a k i n g o v e r positions on the reserve a n d varsity squads nex t year. Freshman Basket • The freshmen basketball team, coached b y F r a n k Lowe, h a d t h e best record of all the CHS learns. They lost but one contest and that was by the slim m a r g i n of o n e point. T h e i r success w a s n o accident, f o r these b o y s showed a l o t o f hustle a n d snap a n d the a b i l i t y to buckle d o w n w h e n the going g o t rough. With such a r e c o r d a s t h i s t o t h e i r credit, these b o y s a r e b e i n g e x a m i n e d closely by the other coaches as prospective material f o r the reserve a n d varsity squads o f nex t year. COURTESY - VA N A K E N FLORISTS COURTESY - • IRVING STANSELL PAGE ONE NUNDEHMOUR C C O O U U R R T T E E S S Y - BILL'S STANDARD SERVICE Y - SWART'S MARKET �BACK ROW: Siler, M a y, Milne., Stan,.II, Taylor, J. Zabonick, Bradt, Hobart Carless, Gifford. FRONT ROW: Wilkins, Smith, Jackson, Shiery, P. Zabonick, Silvers, Cochrane, Dillon, Bennett, Coach Lowe. VA R S I T Y B A S E B A L L • The Varsity Baseball nine, coached this season b y Frank Lowe, h a d turning lettermen. T h e s e lettermen w h o s o w considerable service w e r e D a l e Jackson a n d Reid Silvers i n t h e pitching department, Leon Zabonick a n d J o e Wilkins catching, Bruce Dillon at short, Mickey Cochrane a t second, John Shiery and Ed Gifford a t first, a n d Dave Bennett, Ed Siler a n d Bob Smith i n field. T h e loss o f the six seniors, Jackson, Zabonick, Shiery, Bennett, Smith, w i l l surely be felt next spring. Sehedule April 11 B r o n s o n April 1 5 J o n e s v i l l e April 1 7 M a r s h a l l April 2 2 A l b i o n April 2 5 L a k e v i e w April 2 9 _ H i l l s d a l e May 2 A d r i a n May May May May May 6— 8— 13 16 20 —there —here —there —here —here —there —there Open Open E . Lansing—here S t u r g i s —there Q u i n c y —here PAGE ONE �BACK ROW: Betts, Fisher, Bercaw, Morris, Babbs, Goodwin, Cleveland, Wood, Scriber, Lippert, Weaver, Grody SECOND ROW: Smith, Pitcher, Nivison, Siler, Barnes, Hodgman, Stanley, R. Zabonick, Grigg, Curtis, Treacher, Wolloce, lett, Brigham. FRONT ROW: Coach Lowe, Lint, Pfost, Thomas, Downer, Chatfield, A<Moody, Paul, Fry, Mitmesser, Waldron, Parcel!, den, Flint. RESERVE BASEBALL Sehedule Bronson Quincy Bronson Quincy A p M M M r a a a i l 21 y 2 y 12 y 16 • The Reserve Baseball S q u a d w a s k e p t m u c h s m a l l e r t h i s y e a r t o encourage those w h o showed n o special a b i l i t y i n baseball t o g o o u t f o r track a n d a l s o to m a k e t h e t e a m easier t o handle. T h e b o y s w h o d i d s h o w enough skill t o stay on the squad, however, did their best to turn in a successful season. T h e r e was p r o o f , too, t h a t there w i l l b e some players c a p a b l e o f t a k i n g o v e r t h e positions that are left vacant b y the seniors on the varsity. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GRACIE O'SHANAHAN'S I N N PAGE ONE �BACK ROW: O'Rourke, Ternples, A l l , . , Sweet. Baldwin, Rice, Winemiller, Rurka, Bercaw, Parshall, H e a t o r, M . Gruner. SECOND ROW: Coach Rowerdink, Coach Osenko, Robson, Denbrock, S w a i n , Va n B l a m e r, Smith, Lippert, Langworthy, Thomas, Robey, McBride, Troutman, Luke, Coach Eby. FIRST ROW: Stephenson, Dennis, Renshaw, Northrup, Carless, B r o w n , Ferguson, Hoff, Miller, I . Gruner, Rigg, D. DirscheII, schell, Coach Houston. T R A C K SQUAD • This season t h e r e w e r e f i v e l e t t e r m e n r e t u r n i n g f o r t r a c k : p o l e dash runner Gene Miller, miler Jack Gruner, high h u r d l e r Harold Corless, dash runner K e n Dirschell, a n d q u a r t e r m i l e r D i c k Dirschell. S e v e r a l o t h e r h a r d working b o y s turned o u t ; and t h e w h o l e team d i d their best to m a k e t h e first season o n o u r n e w t r a c k a successful o n e . H i g h l i g h t i n g t h e season w a s t h e T. V. Conference meet here. Sehedule April 9 _ _ _ M a r s h a l l —there April 2 3 _ _ H i l l s d a l e —here April 2 3 A April 3 0 S d r t u i a r g i n —here s —here M a y 3 A l b i o n College Invitational May 6 H a s t i n g s May 9 May 1 4 May 17 a n d Lakeview —Lakeview T A l b i . o V. —here n —there R e g i o n a l —Kalamazoo FIAROLD CORIESS THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY L. A DARLING COMPANY PAGE ONE �BACK ROW: Scheidler, Livensporger, Hudson, M c Noll, Snyder, Foster, Wirt, Duddy. FRONT ROW: Bennett, Ronne'', McConnell, Weidner, Gordon, Morrison, Stephenson, Coach Zobonick. TENNIS T E A M S e h e d n April April April April April May 9 16 23 25 30 3 A l b i o n t h e r e Lakeview t h e r e A d r i a n t h e r e A l b i o n h e r e H o w e h e r e T . V. Conference East Lansing May May May May 7 Lakeview h e r e 10 H o w e t h e r e 14 A d r i a n h e r e 17 Regional K a l a m a z o o • The tennis t e a m w a s coached t h i s s p r i n g b y Coach Z a b o n i c k . J o h n Bennett and H a l We i d n e r, both sophomore veterans f r o m last year's squad, a n d To m McConnell, a s e n i o r a n d a f o u r y e a r letterman, f o r m e d t h e nucleus o f t h e team. T h e rest o f the team also p u t forth their best i n a n a t t e m p t to m a k e the season a successful one. W i t h most o f the squad returning, n e x t y e a r should be one o f the best Coldwater has k n o w n i n a l o n g time. THIS PAGE SPONSORED B Y GAMBLE-SKOGMO, I N C PAGE ONE �VA R S I T Y C H E E R L E A D E R S Allen, Bodie, Meier, Tropp, Thomas, B . Devlin RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Reppert, Forrester, N . Devlin, Miller, Wilcox, Spencer. THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y P R E C I S I O N T O O L A N D D I E C O M P A N Y PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - N I N E �INDEX Albright, Allison's Clothing Anderson Dairy A & P Super Market Arnold Auto Parts Asbury Baggerly Bailey Radio Shop Ballard', G a r a g e Bee Hive Shoe Shop Best's Market Buckeye Insulation Bill's Standard Service Bradley's Grocery Branch County Bar Association Branch County Bryan PaMt ond Wallpaper Burton Bros. — Nosh Chopmon' Chatterbox Restaurant City Dairy _ _ Coca Cola Coldwoter Coldwater Cleaners Coldwater Co-op Coldwater Doily Reporter Coldwater Dairy Coldwater Coldwater Office Coldwater Recreation Coldwater Rendering Co. Culligan Soft Water Service Dolly's Tire Shop Darling Co., L. A. Davis Coal Davis News Agency Davis, O . W. Douglas Store Elliott's Market Endicott Form Equipment Federal Mogul Fax Florist Fremont Street Grocery Gamble Gamby Candy Co. Gay Electric Corp. Harold's Barber Shop H & H Cleaners Hodgman Abstracts and Insuronce Homer Foundry Corp. Houser's Gulf Service Ideal Wall Paper & Paint Joe's Lunch Johnson's Clothing Juhl's Drug Store Keller, Kerr Hardware Kies, Jewelry Kimber Coal Co. Legg Lumber Co. Linker's Grocery PAGE ONE H1114GREG- TO A D V E R T I S E R S 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 11 12 11 10 11 12 3 12 7 12 11 11 11 7 12 11 12 11 11 12 11 12 11 11 10 111 12 12 12 12 11 7 10 12 10 11 11 11 11 8 11 11 12 7 12 11 11 3 6 11 7 12 Linn, Earl Linton dr Jackson Foundry Lyon Drug Store Mac's Furniture . Mahaffey, Robert Marion Brothers Morothy Radio Shop Marshall Street Market Martin's Grocery Mashon-Dorsey Memorials McConnell Grocery McCann & Martin Mclaughlin's Pastries Michigan Associated Telephone Co. McMillan Er San Mix Insurance Agency Model Finance Moore Implement Co. Morgan Grocery Music Mart _ _ _ _ Nick's North Cloy Street Grocery Old', Cleaners Olms.ad's Dairy Osborn', Photo Service O'Shanahan' Otta's Sporting Goods Patterson Co., Printers Penney, J. C. Pratt Motor Sales Pratt Manufacturing Co. Precision Tool & Die Co. Pearce Cigar Store Pillsbury Quality Springs Reppert's Market Secord's _ Seybert's 0 E v e r Sales ShattuckShaw Shoe Short's Tire a n d Applionce Smolt, Motor Soles Snyder's Bakery Southern Michigan Grocery Co. Southern Michigan National Bank Stansell, Irving Stokes Marine Supply Co Swart One.Stop Market Teeter, Howard M . Tribolet 5 B. 10c Store Tomson's Insurance Toupalik, Ralph Treot Auto Parts Troutman's Super Market Up•To•Date Coal Co. Van A k e , Florist, Vernie Holley Sales Walker's Laundry Warner Buick Co. Way • DeNooyer Chevrolet, I n , Weiderman's Gulf Wilbur', Furniture Store Winerniller' Woodward Woodward•Pollock WTV Tope's Texaco Service Zirkle's Grocery 11 11 7 11 12 12 12 11 11 11 12 12 10 7 11 12 12 11 12 7 12 12 12 12 11 10 12 6 9 11 10 10 11 11 7 10 11 12 12 10 11 12 12 11 7 10 10 10 11 11 7 12 11 12 11 10 12 12 11 12 11 11 11 12 11 7 12 12 �Bill Hoff, Maryjo Hyland, a n d Dave King �CLUBS HI-Y B C-CLUB S Y-TEENS A J N D E N I O R U N I O R GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA J U N I O R HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COMMISSION EDITOR'S NOTE: We wish t o express our appreciation f o r five d o l l a r s donated b y each The majority o f t h e pictures i n t h e 1952 Cardinal were t a k e n b y o u r official photographer LOUIS K E L L E R PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - T W E LV E �Compliments CONGRATULATIONS Marshall Street Mark Southern M i c h i g a n Grocery Co. 'Marshall Street's Little S u p e r " Coldwciter, M i c H g a CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES, SENIOR SENIOR EARL L I N N 13)tadie Branch County Clerk E. Washington Street ALBRIGHT'S GENERAL ELECTRIC For the finest • M o d e r n Wiring • Electrical Supplies • Better Lighting • Finest Appliances BEST WISHES Culligan Soft Phone 7 7 3 - J PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - T H I RT E E N �UP-TO-DATE COAL CO. COMPLIMENT O R. F. MOORE • Implement Co. For g o o d service a n d quality f u e l " Best Wishes, Seniors LINTON& Winemill Colon Reproduct ALUMINUM FACTOR CONGRATULATIONS H & H Cleaners Daily Cleaned with Tir SANITONE Sho "Note the Difference" BEST from KIMBER C O A L C O . �QUALITY at Th Chatterbo WILBUR'S FURNITURE STORE COMPLIMENT Harold's of Barber S h o p due 241 Marshall Cut Rate Drugs Phone 5 7 7 W The Self Service Store COMPLIMENT COMPLIMENT G a y Electric of Corporation WARNER 434 E. Chicago Street COLDWATE * HomerFoundry * PAGE O N E M U N I N E E D - N E M N �Buckeye Insulation Company COMPLIMENT O SECORD'S Blown Insulation Sidin Roofin Storm Windows PHONE 9 1 4 Congratulations, Seniors COMPLIMENT fro 1'11111llolor 11 South Hudson — Coldwater, Mich. TREAT A U T O PARTS TELEPHONE 38 Congratulations ENDICOT FAR EQUIPMEN The Equitable Life Assurance S o c i e t y CaseSales Coldwater Piehetthy1710-10.4 Yaia • HOWARD Weiderm GULF SERVICE STATION CHRYSLE an PLYMOUT PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - S I X T E E N Lubrication — Washing Battery Service • 97 Marshall Street Phone 79 �Coldwater Dairy Company BEST O F fro SHORT'S Fine Dairy CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENT AND FRO GOOD WISHES TO THE CLASS O F " 5 2 " Mashon• MEMORIA Compliments of CITY D A I R Y East Chicago Road Ma Furnit Ho Gamb Cand Co TELEPHONE 143 PAGE O N E N U N D R E D • S E V E N T E E N �COMPLIMENT O When i n need o f COAL, FEED, Call 68 D AV I S COAL A N D Batier flad COLDWATER "ielidog' "FOR THE VERY BEST IN CLOTHING" BEST WISHES, SENIORS! W. A. Tribolet S t o r e 5c— 10c — $1.00 Plumbing and Heating Bee H i v e Shoe Store Compliments of Best Luck t o the Class o f ' 5 2 PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - E I G H T E E N OSBOR �BEST WISHES T O THE CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF '52 CLASS OF '52 • LUMBE Peevrce Sat TRANSIT M I X BUILDING MATERIAL COA Compliments of • WoodwardLumber Compliments o f TOM GULF SERVICE "GOOD LUCK T O THE CLASS OF '52" COLDWATER BOWLING ALLEY CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR Coldwater STUDEBAKER CARS A N D TRUCKS MARTIN'S GROCERY 46 W. Park Ave. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PHONE 808 PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - N I N E T E E N �CONGRATULATIONS Fremont Street GROCERY GRAD For a l l kinds o f Office Equipment, Typewriters a n d Adding Machines. SALES A N D Best Wishes To the Class o f 1952 COLDWA OFFICESUPPLY O. D. Jeweler Since 1880 PHONE 1 4 5 - M TELEPHONE 757 M COMPLIMENT BAGGERL O FUNERAL H O M E Elliott' Marke BEST WISHES Linker's Lake Service Store MORRISON LAKE PAGE O N E N U N D R E D • T W E N T Y �Best Wishes SNYDER' BAKER To the Seniors o f '52 BOB THE COLDWATER, MICH. Coldwater Daily R e p o r t e r PHONE 1 6 0 MarothyRadio Telephone 299 - 123 E. Park Ave. CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR Kelvinator Refrigerators Ranges and Freezers Sparton and A r v i n Television "We Service Everything W e Sell" Olmste Smoltz Motor Sales Dai "Sealtest Dairy Products" FORD SALES PAGE O N E M I N D E N , T V / E W E - O N E �M A X A . OLDS BEST O F LUCK S‘cateez4- 6 FUNERAL HOME fc-. Congratulations Class o f ' 5 2 JOHNSON'S Quality May Success Be Yours, Seniors W AY - D e N O O Y E R , I n c . CHEVROLET A N D OLDSMOBILE • "THE HOME OF 57-65 SO. MONROE PHONE 27 Compliments o f COLDWATER Walker's Laundry Your Home To w n Laundry Since 1888 RENDERING C O . PHONE 7 7 PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y - T W O �.7A- Compliments of Super Market Fine Foods and Meats M o d e l Finance 160 West Chicago Street EAST CHICAGO TELEPHONE 1 2 2 8 OTTO'S Sporting Best Wishes to A l l ! Anderson Dairy One Stop Sport Store MODEL Congratulations Class of 1952 GOOD LUCK SENIORS WOODWARD and SONS Asbury Everything Good t o Eat Best Wishes to the Class o f '52 VERNIE H A R L E Y SALES MOTORCYCLE PARTS A N D USED CARS PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- T H R E E �CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS! MARION HI- McCann • "If you can't stop . . . smile as you g o b y " Best Wishes, Seniors Yope's Texaco Service Compliments f r o m y o u r Coldwat PACKARD AND Clean Ballard Garage OFFER SEYBERT OliverSales For the finest i n 459 MARSHALL Phone 904-M PA G E O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- F O U R CONGRATULATIONS T TH SENIOR �Congratulations McCONNELL SENIORS • 0. W. Standard Service Sincer Congratulations NORTH MARSHALL ST. Congratulations, Seniors! from To the Class o f '52 The Douglas ZIRKLE'S GROCERY Home o f Buster B r o w n a n d Teen COMPLIMENTS OF THE Best o f Luck, Seniors! A & P MORGAN G R O C E RY SUPER MARKET Age Shoes BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS North MIX Cla Stree Grocery Tgawteucee rfge,,ey PA G E O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- F I V E �"TRY OUR ICE CREAM" Congratulations a n d Best Wishes To the Class o f 1952 • IDEAL WA L L PA P E R NICK'S AND PA I N T STORE GOOD LUCK FROM BEST'S M A R K E T Groceries M e a t s PRODUCE A N D FROZEN FOODS CONGRATULATIONS DAVISNEWSSTANDAND GREYHOUND LINES, INC. — S H O R T WAY LINES, INC. • Compliments DAVIS NEWS AGENCY, 101 W. Chicago Street CONGRATULATIONS BRYAN PA I N T and ARNOLDAUTO 93 West Chicago St. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN ARTIST PA G E O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- S I X PHONE �BRANCH C O U N T Y BAR A S S O C I AT I O N OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS T O THE CLASS OF '52 CONGRATULATIONS '52'ers The Best of Luck to You YOUR LINCOLN — Ralph Toupek, 335 E. Chicago P h o n e 101 PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- S E V E N �>4cet091 PA G E O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y - E I G H T ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbook, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Coldwater (Mich.) 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Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/83dd71f6763cd54c33da49a9d3a2b760.pdf 56d665a4ea38f3d75cbe5c014a9b812f PDF Text Text CARDIN 19 ����THE 1951 C A B D I N A L PUBLISHED STUDENTS B Y T H E O F COLDWATER H I G H S C H O O L John Paul Dygert: Editor Norman H a w k : Assistant Editor Desmond N . Buzzell: Adviser �This has been a y e a r o f progress i n C. H. S. a n d o n e that w i l l b e r e m e m b e r e d f o r t h e f i n e shown b y a l l students. O u r m i n d s a n d h a n d s w e r e kept busy w i t h both o u r studies a n d t h e ties w h i c h a r e s o i m p o r t a n t t o a w e l l - r o u n d e d h i g h school. A s w e t u r n these pages, m a y t h e m e m o r i e s portrayed h e r e a p p e a r n o t a s a lifeless h i s t o r y, b u t may t h e y serve a s a constant r e m i n d e r o f s o m e o f the b e s t d a y s o f o u r lives. PAGE T W O ���• < 4446 �I n O r d e r l y N e h o o t ix a P l e a x a n l P i m p i n W h i c h 10 W o r k �Fu(.uhly Page B TA B L E OF CONTENTS Students Page 14 Events Ol;uIIiz1II Page 84 A th Page 91 Advertisements Pape I l l PAGE ��O u r Te a e h e r s w e r e _Ilwags B e a d y To L e n d a H e l p i n g H a n d �A D M I N I S T R AT I O N Stsperintendent E. Byron Thomas, our genial Superintendent of Schools, received h i s B. A . degree f r o m Albion C o l l e g e i n 1 9 2 4 . I n 1 9 3 5 quired his Master's degree a t Northwestern University a n d l a t e r d i d g r a d u a t e w o r k a t the University o f Michigan. W i t h ground, h e b e g a n h i s l o n g c a r e e r a s a n educator. M r . Thomas t a u g h t h i g h school four years, spent s i x years a s dent o f Schoolcraft H i g h School, a n d t e n years as Superintendent o f Vicksburg H i g h School. In 1944 he became the Senior High Principal o f C.H.S., a n d three years ago he accepted the position o f superintendent. He is a m e m b e r o f t h e Masons, t h e J u n i o r Chamber o f Commerce, t h e R o t a r y C l u b , the M i c h i g a n Educational Association, t h e Notional E d u c a t i o n Association, a n d t h e National Educational Fraternity, P h i D e l t a Kappa. When he manages to find he i n d u l g e s i n h i s hobbies, r e a d i n g a n d gardening. U r. E . I t y r 4 111 SI'HOOL B O A R D SEATED: DR. JAMES THOMAS, M R . E . BYRON THOMAS, M R . STANLEY BORDEN, MRS. MARGARET OLMSTED, MRS. BRATTY. STANDING: MR. BILL HODGMAN, DR. HAROLD WEIDNER. PAGE �M r . : I x i t e r Olatm M r. Kermit Dennis JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Axner Olson, good-natured chief o f those across the court, received his B. S. degree from Western Michigan College. Seven years a g o h e c a m e t o C. H . S . , a n d s i n c e t h a t t i m e h e h a s t a u g h t science a n d mathematics, a n d served ant football a n d baseball coach. He n o w serves as J u n i o r H i g h Principal. M r . O l s o n fully h e l p e d o u r a t h l e t i c p r o g r a m a n d m a n y other activities. Special interests w h i c h sues a r e h u n t i n g a n d fishing. SERIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Kermit Dennis, h a r d - w o r k i n g Principal o f Senior High, g r a d u a t e d f r o m A d r i a n College i n 1 9 3 1 . At t h e University o f Michigan, h e received h i s M. A . i n Educational Administration. Starting a t C. H . S., h e t a u g h t science f o r fourteen years. He then acted a s Principal o f J u n i o r H i g h f o r three y e a r s . T w o y e a r s a g o h e b e c a m e t h e Principal o f Roosevelt H i g h School. H i s s p a r e moments are filled b y club activities • MRS. BRATTY A N D MRS. WARNOCK — TWO PAGE �F A C U LT V MRS. ALICE WEILER Library Practice MISS ILDA PHILLIPS Typing, Bookkeeping MRS. ETHEL C. HAWLEY Latin, Civics, English MR. JOSEPH RICE Commercial Low. Typing, Bookkeeping, Stenograph MRS. HELEN Y O U N G Spanish, Broadcasting MR. HUGH English, Speech, Dramatics, Debate MRS. CORLEONE COCHRANE Social Studies, English MRS. JANE McCAMLY Englis MR. DESMOND English, History, Journalism MISS ROSE STEFFANIAK English, Social Studies MR. JOHN Health Education, History, D Training, Coach MR. PLOYS Health Education, Physical Education, Coac MR. LLOYD Physical Education, Coach, Drivers' Tra.Mng MISS VIVIAN FRAZIER Girls' Physical Educat'on, G. A . A . MISS ELLEN Vocal Music MR. LAURENCE OLSON Assistant In.trumental Instructor MR. HARLAN BOND Instrumental Instructor �MR HARRY DAVIDSON Social Studies, English MR. JAMES VINCENT American Government, History MR. OSCAR RENSHAW Economics, Sociology, American History MISS BERNICE LAZENBY Social Studies, English MR. ROY HOUSTON Civic MR. JAMES Agricultur MRS. SALLY GIAUOUE Horne MRS. JOSEPHINE BURANDT Honse MR. BERTRAND GRIGG Shop, Assistant Coach MRS. DOROTHY AITCHISON Biolog MR. VAL CONNOLLY Science, Social Studie, MR. MYRON McCAMLY Scienc MR. BERTRAND Chemistry, MRS. FRANCES KINCAID Commercial Moth, English MR. RUSSELL GREEN Mothrnetic MR. BURDETTE HARRIS Mathematic MRS. GLADYS DAVIS Mathematic MISS MELISSA SEMMELROTH Mathemotics, Civics �Students . 1951 , 0 1 , 11 , N ��RC HINNI T ��SENIORS Officers President Vice P r e s i d e n t J o h n Dygert Carolyn Burton Secretary Donna Green Treasurer Aulton Treacher GREEN, BURTON, CLASS O F ' 5 1 I N R E V I E W It M k e s s o n , . strenuous memory w o r k t o travel b o c k across t h e pages o f time a n d recall w h a t t h e doss o f '51 h . done. I t ' s f o r, though, to reminisce and to try ber some of the funny things w e did w a y back then! In 1946, as "green" seventh graders, we enrored Jr. High with o very "lost" feeling. A b o u t the first thing w e to elect our dass officers who were: President, Secretary, Dick Gilbert; Treasurer, John Dygert. In the eighth grade, w e began t o relax a n d selves o t home. S o n , . o f us even become so daring a s t o venture into "Harry's." T h e "Mirror" "dirt" columns , o r thus: "Jack 'Stinky' Walker has been scouting around f o r someone to g o w i t h since Diane Harmnond's party. Likewise Elaine Smith. Dickie Gilbert, that little wolf, seems quite i n in Barb Theboud, but Jack Walker took her t o the Lakeview 999m." Our doss officers were; President, Carolyn President, Dick Gilbert; Secretary, G a i l Olmstead; Treasurer, Harold Grigg. When w e commenced o u r freshman year, w e were t h e "big wheels" o f Jr. High. O u r officers f o r this President, Barb Theboud; Vice-President, Beth retary, Margaret Thomas; Treasurer, Dean Harvey. stead was representotive of the Student Council, John Dygert was elected president o f the Student Council. During o u r freshman y e a r, w e h a d a couple o f good parties with all the "gongs" turning out. No sooner h a d w e reached t h e t o p o f superiority thon Ice were cast into the lowest state o f survival, sophomores in high school. However, we soon got into the swing of things. The Seniors welcomed us with the annual tion; a n d w e i n return gave t h e Christmas party w i t h o u r theme being "Yule Log Drag." Officers f o r this PAGE President, Barbara Engle; Vice.President, Erwin retory, Carolyn Burton; Treasurer, Aulton Treacher; and Corn. missioners, Gail Olmstead and John Dygert. 1949-50 w a s our Junior year. W e sort o f took i t easy the first semester; however, w e did manage to elect officers w h o were; President, G a i l Olmstead; Aultan Treocher; Secretary, Julie Branch; Treasurer, Carolyn Burton. O u r commissioners were Jean Schubel a n d John D y. gert, who, by.the-woy, is still going with M a r y K . Barbaro Engle w a s elected Clerk. O u r doss thespians come through and on March 28, "Ever Since Eve" was presented. We used f o r the theme o f our Jr.-Sr. Banquet "Evening in Paris." A f t e r much diff:milty, w e managed t o get the gym decorated, although t h e decorations started f a l l i n g d o w n about 11:00 o'clock. History was made by our class with the election bara Engle as the first girl Mayor of CHS. To wind u p our year's activities, w e ossisted the Seniors in the graduation exercises, ot Baccalaureate, a n d Commerce. ment 1951 — the most important year o f our school days — the year when ode reigned above all, or so w e thought. w e elected J o h n Dygert, Carolyn Burton, D o n n a G r e e n , a n d Aulton Treacher t o head our doss. T h e doss representatives were John fisher and Our doss p l a y, " O n e Foot I n Heaven." w a s presented November 17th. I t w a s a tremendous success and a l o t o f fun t o put on. With t h e coming o f Spring, the only thing apparent i n the minds o f the Seniors w a s our Washington trip. W e l e f t May 19th and returned the 26th. For t h e rest o f o u r activities a s Seniors, look carefully into the "Cardinal" and take it all in. �SENIORS... BETTY J E A N B A K E R , " B u t t o n s " Intramural, 1 CHARLES L E L A N D A D A M S , C h u c k " Jr. S r. B a n q u e C o m m , 3 G. A . A . A w a r d s 2 , 3 , 4 Art C l u b , 3 Chef. 4 IV1217, P r i c e S r . P l a y Ti c k e t s Dancing C l u b . A HARRY J R . B A K E R , " J i m " KEITH R O L A N D B A N I S T E R , " P o n c h o " Mirror S t a f f , 4 Cardinal S t a f f , 4 Jr.•Sr, B a n q u e t C o m m . , 3 N i • Y, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Football V a r s i t y , 4 C•Club, 4 Exclwnge A s s e m b l i e s , Al F. F . A . , R e p o r t e r. 3 , Chef, 4 V I R G I N I A L E E B AT T E R S O N , " G i n n ' , " Mirror S m f l , 2 , Cardinal S I M I , 2 , 3 , 4 C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r, 2 , 3 . 4 V I V I A N A N N E BEEBE, " A n n i e ' Dancing C l u b , 3 Tumbling, 3 .1Y- S r. l o n g u e C o m m . . 3 4•11 C l u b , I , 2 , 3 , I Y- Tr e n s , 2 4•11 O f f i c e r, 1 , 2 , Sr. P l o y C o m m . , 4 l c M a y C a m a y, 3 D. A . R . H i s t o r y A w a r d , 3 t°!',i„rdUral'I M i r r o r A i . , E d i t o r, 4 M i r r o r J r . H i E d i t o r, 2 C a r d i n a l C h a t t e r J r . H i E d i t o r, 3 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . , 2 HARLEAN G W E N B O N D . " H o w i e " Mirror S t a f f , I , 2 , 4 Cardinal S t a f f , 4 V O Cardinal C h a n e y 3 C h N N o I w n E CLARK BOSTON, " B u s " , 4 Bowling, 2 , 3 Band, I , N. P l a y P r o m O M Y 3 Sr. P l a y P r o m p t e r, 4 Dancing C l u b , 2 , 3 , 4 1 , • S r. B a n q u e t C o - n m . , 3 Democracy C o n t e s t , 3 , 4 Exchange A s s e m b l i e s . 4 Sophomore R e y C o m m . , 4 O A . A . Vim.Pres., 3 O A . A . President, 4 Y•Teirns, 2 , 3 , 4 JULIANA B R A N C H , " J u l i o " Cardinal Staff, 4 Citizen p C o m m . , 2 . 3 , 4 !owl.ing, 3 , 4 41::::4O'llicer, 3 Ring C o m m , 3 Y- Tw i t s , 2 , 3 , A 7r4Can CARL B U N K E R , " I h r n k " JOHN M A C K B R O W N , " Va r s i t y " Sr. P l a y , 4 H LY, 2 , 3 , 4 Football R e s . , 2 , 3 Football V a r s i t y . 4 Track R e y , 2 Track V a r s i t y , 3 Chorus, 4 Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s , I , 3 , 4 Tennis, 3 , 4 C•Club, 3 , 4 HI- 2 Tr e a s u r e r, 4 C A R O LY N B U R T O N . " D o c " Jr P l a y , 3 Sr P l o y P r o m p t e r, 4 Dewing Club, 2 , 3 , 4 Citiz•nship C o m m . , 2 Jr.•Sr. B a n q u e t C o m b . , 3 Democracy C a n . ' ' , 3 , Class O f f i c e r, 2 , Fownsics, 3 , 4 Ring C o m m . . 3 Exchange A s s e m b l i e s , 3 Clueen's C o u r t , 4 Y.Tieens, 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b P r e s . , 4 PAGE N I N E T E E N �SENIORS... 411111 JAMES J O S E P H C A M E R S O N , " J o e " Charm, I , 2 "Spring S i n g " , 2 "America Sings", 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r " I "F un F o r Y o u " , 2 NANCY E . CARVER, " N o n " Intramurals, I Chorus, 1 , 2 , 3 Usher, 3 , A y'-Teens, 2 , 3 , 4 Spring S i n g " , 2 "America S i n g s " , 3 "Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r " , I Sr. P l a y C o m m . , RUSSELL R O B E R T C A S W E L L , " R u m " JANET L E E C O L L A R D " J a i , Mirror S t a f f , A Cardinal S t a f f 3 4 \ baseball R e s . , 2 3 Chorus, 3 , 4 4-11 0 . b , 1 , 2 Librarian, 1 Hall M o n i t o r , 1 F. F. A . B o s k e t b a l l , 2 Ghristmos P a r t y C o m m . 2 America S i n g s " , 2 Chorus S p r i n g C o n c e r t . 4 gA° Dancing C l u b , A Citizenship C o m m 1 Librarian, I , 4 Horne E r , C l u b , 1 Home E r . C l u b T r e a A , I GI171. CZ: LOIS I . C O O P E R , " C o o p e r " Mirror Stoff, I Intromurals, I Debate, G. A A . , 2 , 3 Band, 1 , 2 , 3 Jr. P l o y C o m m . , 3 Sr. P l a y C o n l i n . , 4 Dancing C l u b , 2 , 3 Citizenship C o m . , 4 JA- S r. B a r m u e r 4 C o r n m . , 3 librorion, I Beveling, 3 , 4 Bond f o l l i e s , 3 J. E R W I N C O R L E S S " E r v " H AY, 2 , 3 , 4 football Res., 1 ' 2 football V a r s i t y 3 Basketball R e s . ' 2 Basketball V a r . , 4 Baseball R e s . , I , 2 Baseball V a r s i t y ' 3 4 Track R e s . , I , Track V o r s i t y 3 4 C- C l u b , 1 , 4 Class O f f i c e r, Vice-Pres. C - C l u b , 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . C M , . , 3 Co- C a p t a i n f o o t b a l l , 4 ROBERT C O R L E S S , " B a b " Band, 1 , 2 , 3 , A football Res., 2 Basketball R e s . , 2 Baseball R e s . , 2 Intrannirols, 1 Bowling, I , 2 A i r Scouts, 2 , 3 , A Jr. P l a y C O T T . , 3 Sr. P l a y CornriA, 4 JEAN E . D AV I S , " J e a n i e " JOHN 0 . D AV I S " J a c k " Band. 1 , 1 , 3 ; 4 Jr. P l a y , 3 Sr. P l a y , 4 football Res., 3 Intrannerals, 3 CAROLE D O U G L A S , " D o u g " Mirror Staff, 1 , 2 , 3 Cardinal Staff, 4 Band, 1 , 2 , 3 Jr. P l a y , 3 Sr. P l a y , A Dancing, 2 , 4 Citizenship C o m m . , 3 tr4d4irna511.57OfFI 2 2 ' AL Intramurab 1, Band, I , 2 , 3 ' 4 Dancing C l u b 2 Librarian, 1 2 Ring C o m m . , 3 AN Club, 1 Vice-Pres. B a n d , 3 , Al Dist. S o l o s C o n t e s t 3 I.-Teens, 2 , 3 4 Soph. R e c , C d n o n . , Forensics, 2 , ' 3 1 , Band O f f i c e r, Y. Te e n s , 2 , 3 , 4 "fun fiar JERRY D O W N E R Band, 1 Chorus, 1 , 3 Librarian, 3 Hall M o n ' ' t o r, I Bawling, 2 , 3 PAGE T W E N T Y LUELLA. M A E D R A P E R , " L o u " Dancing C l u b , A Librarian, 3 Howie E c , C l u b , 1 Usher, 3 , 4 ' , Te e m , 2 , 3 , 4 �SENIORS... J O H N P A U L D Y G E R T, " H a r t l e y " Mirror $ k i f f , 1 , 2 Cardinal Editor-in.Chief, 4 Student C o m m i s s i o n , 2 , 3 Bond, 1 . 2 Jr. P l a y , 3 RUSSELL E D R A Y T O N , " R o m " Intramurals, I , 2 , 3 , 4 Tu m b l i n g , 1 G relf.,k72, . Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . , 3 Class P 4 Pres, $ t u d e n t Citizenship A w a r d , I Boys' $ t a t e , 3 Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d . 4 CARROL J E A N N E E C K E R T B A R B A R A A . ENGLE, " B a r b " Citizenship A w a r d , 1 s President, 2 Forensics, 2 Y. Te e n s , 1 , 3 , 4 G. A . A . O f f i c e r, 2 , A. P l a y, 3 S , t z d e r s,C.offm m,ission, 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b . 3 Citizenship C o m m . 1 , 3 Hall M o n i t o r , I V O ' Z ' 'Ato4rd, 2 4 C l a EA.., C I I I , T . B I Club, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 5 s Exerting* Assemblies, A M AY O R . 4 M A R Y J A N E FA N S L E R Student C o u n c i l , 2 , 3 Chorus, 2 Horne E c . c h , b , I , 2 , 3 AtMndance C l e r k , 3 Home R o o m C I , . , 4 JOHN FISHER Mirror $ t a f f , 4 Cardinal S t a f f , 4 Student C o m m i s s i o n , 4 .itiFzenAchi7, C2oa;rh.i I , 2 , 3 3. Athletic P o l i c e , 2 , 3 , 4 "America $ i n g s " , 3 GORDON D. FOOTE, "Fish" Hi- Y, 3 , 4 Baseball V a r s i t y, 4 Chorus, 3 Intramural., 2 , 3 , 4 Librarian. 2 Athletic P o l i c e , 2 Baseball F u t . 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G O R D O N WA L L A C E , " S p u d " B u d . 1, 2, 3, 4 A . P l a y, 3 Sr. P l a y , 4 Hi- V . 3 . 4 Football R o c , 3 fornboll V a c 4 Intromurals, I , 3 , Exchanger A s s e m b l i e s , 3 , 4 DONNA L WEEDEN, "Bonny" Cardinal S t a f f , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r, 4 Bond, I , 2 Isto,sic,i.:1gpiC. Ring C o m m i t t e o , 3 ' , Te e n s , 2 , 3 , 4 Queen's C o u r t , 4 Y. T e e n , Tr e a s . , 4 Band A w a r d s , I . 2 Formal C o m m . , 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . , I A N N CHRISTINE WEIDNER, " R o g M o p " Mirror S t a f f . I , 2 . 3 , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r, 2 Intromurols, 1 Jr. P l a y , 3 Sr. P l a y , 4 Dancing C l u b , 3 , 4 Citizenship C o m m . , I J,.- S , . B a n q u e t C o m m _ 3 Tennis, 2 Choorleading R e s . , 1 Forensics, 3 , 4 Christmas P a r t y C o m m . , 2 Y-Teens, 2 , 3 , 4 Soph. R e c . C o m m . , 4 JOYCE E L A I N E W E I L E R , " l a " 1, P l a y C o m m . , 3 Dancing C l u b , 1 Librarian, 2 Home E t C l u b , I . 2 Bawlin-, 4 Usher, / KEITH W E L C H Art C l u b , 1 . 2 Cardinal A n S t i f f , 4 Soph. l b w C o m m . , 4 ROBERT W H I T C O M B , " W h i t t " Sr. P l a y C o m m . , 4 Golf, 2 Hi-1% 2 , 3 . 4 football Res., 3 Football V a r . , 4 Track R e s . , 3 Holt M o n i t o r , 1 Sasketball V a r . , 4 C.Club, E D WA R D C H A R L E S W H I T E . " N o d " Jr. P l a y C o m m . , 3 Sr. P l o y . 4 Citizenship C o m m . , 3 H i . Y, 2 , 3 fooiboll Res., 2 , 3 Football V a r . , 4 Track R e s . , 2 Track V a r . , 3 C- C l u b , 3 , Exchange A s s e m b L e s , 4 M A R G A R E T ELLEN W I L S O N Jr. P l a y C o m m . , 3 Chorus, 1 , 2 , 3 , 2 4.H C l u b : 1 ; 2 ; 3 , 1 Office "Fun f o r Y o u " , 2 " G y p s y Tr o u b a d o u r " , I WILLIS W A Y N E W I L S O N , B o w " PHYLLIS J E A N W O O D , " P h y l " Chorus, 3 Horne E c . C l u b , 1 , 2 , 3 4-H C l u b , I , 2 , 3 , 4 Intramurals, I , 2 Librarian, 3 Bowling, 2 , 3 SHIRLEY Y E A R L I N G Jr.- S r. B a n q u e , C o m m . . 3 Chorus, 3 Librarian, 3 : : S P ' S ' n r c ? v, : . ? M A R I LY N A N N B R A D L E Y Girl Res., 2 - I S p e a k f o r Democracy", 3 Mirror S t a f f , Cardinal A d v. , A Operetta, 2 1Y- 5 r . B a n q u e t C o m m . , 3 Librarian, 4 PAGE I W I N I Y - E I G H S �"T.IT0111.1 VIRGINIA RENSHAW As we, the Class of 1951, g o out into the adult world, d o n ' t m a k e t h e m i s t a k e o f idolizing money. O f course, everyone should have enough to furnish him the necessities of life, but we must realize t h a t everyone c a n ' t b e a millionaire. Thank heavens! Walt Disney, through his comic ald Duck, reveals w h a t would happen one h a d a million dollars. Donald a n d h i s nephews labored o n Uncle Scrooge's f a r m f r o m d a w n t o dusk. D o n a l d grumbled about working so hard when his uncle had enough money t o support them a n d their great-grandchildren i n l u x u r y . A t o r n a d o whirled a w a y the currency and scattered it over the country. Everyone could a n d d i d gather a million dollars i n his back yard. Then they set out to see the world, Donald one of them. I n a short w h i l e h e returned, w e a r y a n d t r a v e l stained. H e h a d n ' t enjoyed h i s t r i p much f o r there was no transportation, restaurants, hotels, resorts, o r stores i n operation. A l l the workers were touring t h e w o r l d too. M e a n w h i l e Uncle Scrooge a n d t h e nephews w e r e busy o n t h e farm, raising a n enormous truck garden. This produce was sold a t unbelievable of no competition. Soon Scrooge had his fortune back a n d people resumed their former trades. This is a rather simple tale but it does illustrate my point. W e each h a v e our niche i n scraper of life and w e should be content with it. ELAINE SMITH Education is the basis of democracy. One of the most essential things o f democracy is thinking. Thinking w h i c h candidates t o v o t e f o r i n t h e public elections. Thinking out the problems that confront o n e d a y after d a y. Thinking h o w o u r country could b e improved. Intelligent thinking is required o n the p a r t o f every zen. Our schools teach one to think. Students are taught something about our government; how it differs from t h e governments o f other nations. They a r e taught that o u r government is good, but not perfect. There is still room ment. Democracy can exist only as long a s w e continue to educate as m a n y people as possible. Our people must b e informed so that mies o f democracy cannot "pull t h e wool o v e r their eyes" w i t h false promises a n d dreams. In order to carry out a program of cation, w e must have teachers. Good teachers. Teachers t h a t k n o w students, h o w t o h a n d l e them, interest them in their work, and give them as much knowledge as they possibly can. It's a known fact that most students a r e larly fond o f studying; therefore most o f them just don't. I can't say a s I b l a m e them, w h e n they a r e expected t o read ten pages o f a dull book and then g o sit in a boring classroom f o r fifty minutes. These things can and must ten a n d discussed i n a more interesting w a y i f we a r e t o g e t as much a s possible out o f our education. PAGE TVENTYMINE �TOP TEN STANDING: Donna Green, Jean Schubel, Virginia Renshaw, Barbara Engle, Carol Eckert. SITTING: G a i l Olmstead. Elaine Smith, Lois Cooper, J e a n Doris, Frances Horns. Ideal Girl MADGE TAPPENDEN 1414411 B o y JOHN DYGERT D. A . I t . G i r l MARGARET THOMAS • T h e Class o f 1951 i s proud t o have Margaret Thomas as its D.A.R. Girl. Margaret w a s chosen b y both the faculty and t h e Class o f 1951 i n November. A Senior g i r l must possess certain traits i n o r d e r t o qualify f o r the a w a r d . She must b e courteous, f r i e n d l y, cooperative, a n d studious. M a r g a r e t received the D.A.R. medal in February, attending a tea a t the home o f Mrs. Sigmond Wing. PAGE 'PROT �CLASS W I L L S I, Chuck Adams, w i l l not w i l l anything one because I a m not ready t o die. gether a n d n o t h a v e a n y o n e tease t h e m a b o u t it. I, Betty Baker, w i l l t o Shirley B o r n ert Massey a walkie-talkie set so they won't have to w r i t e so m a n y notes to each other. I, J o h n Davis, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o b e u n l u c k y with girls to a n y b o y w h o thinks he wants to be a bachelor. I, Harry Baker, w i l l D o n Mclntee a c a r so h e won't h a v e t o b o r r o w h i s f a t h e r ' s t o t a k e P a t Sager out. I, Carole Douglas, w i l l m y locker in the corner to a n y h a p l e s s i n d i v i d u a l w h o l i k e s t o g e t shoved, stepped o n , a n d b a n g e d i n t o between every class. I, Keith Banister, w i l l t o m y y o u n g e r brother, Barney, m y a b i l i t y to get to class on time. I, Virginia Batterson, w i l l t o m y sister. Donna, my book entitled, " H o w to go With One Boy a n d Like I t . " I, A n n e Beebe, w i l l every CHS student tle o f Hadacol. I t supposedly cures everything. Herlean Bond, w i l l t o a n y u p a n d c o m i n g Senior w h o likes t o b e c r a m m e d i n t o a c o r n e r between a wastebasket a n d another locker, m y locker, n u m b e r 2 0 8 . I, Julie Branch, w i l l m y horse t o Joyce Kaser for a y e a r, so she w o n ' t f o r g e t h o w w o n d e r f u l they a r e t o h a v e around. I, John B r o w n , w i l l , t o a n y o n e w h o likes t o talk t o M r. Dennis, m y skill i n b e i n g l a t e t w i c e a d a y, f i v e d a y s We, C a r o l y n Burton, Barbara Engle, bara Thebaud, k n o w i n g M r s . Aitcheson's g r e a t love a n d appreciation o f ballet, w i l l her o u r toe shoes. I, Joe Camerson, w i l l t o a n y J u n i o r t h e w i l l to w i l l a good w i l l a t the next willing, ling. I, Nancy Carver, w i l l m y g o o d n a t u r e t o m y sister Coro. I, Russell Caswell, d o h e r e b y w i l l m y a b i l i t y to g o s t e a d y (secretly) t o D a l e Johnson, w h o hasn't y e t mastered t h e problem. I, Janet Collard, w i l l t o M r. Rice a n e w record of " A n c h o r s A w a y " because G o r d o n Wa l l a c e wore t h e o l d o n e out. I, Lois Cooper, w i l l m y p l a c e o n t h e d e b a t e team t o Joyce Hinson. I, Erwin Corless, w i l l m y first r o w side assemblies t o a n y J u n i o r w h o likes t o l o o k a t piano legs instead o f the real McCoy. I. Bob Corless, w i l l t o Mrs. Yo u n g ' s Spanish class o f next y e a r m y a b i l i t y t o keep quiet. I, Jean Davis, w i l l t o G l o r i a M e i e r tionship t o N o r m H a w k s o t h e y m a y I, Luella D r a p e r, w i l l t o Lyle Knirk, a r o l l o f adhesive t o p e s o h e c a n k e e p h i s m o u t h s h u t in seventh h o u r study hall. I, Russell Drayton, w i l l m y Doctor's Degree i n Physics t o a n y underclassman w h o h a s a h a r d time getting correct data. I, John Dygert, w i l l t o M r. Green a n a d d i n g mochine so t h a t he w i l l a t least have something in his Trig classes t h a t works. I. Carol Jeanne Eckert, w i l l m y a b i l i t y to keep quiet during first h o u r study hall, to ters, s o t h a t s h e w i l l b e sure t o g e t h e r w o r k done on t i m e nex t year. I, M a r y Jane Fansler, w i l l t o To m McLaughlin one hundred cases of McLaughlin's Manor House Coffee n o h e c a n p l u g f o r c o ff e e i n s t e a d o f donuts. I, John Fisher, w i l l m y j o b o f selling c a n d y a t the basketball games to m y helper — Don Davis. I, Gordon Foote, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o leyball t o Ralph Woods so he w o n ' t have t o run laps e v e r y M o n d a y, W e d n e s d a y, a n d F r i d a y next year. I, Vic Ford, w i l l Coach Eby m y car, t h e wreck of t h e Hesperus, s o h e c a n h a v e something t o depend on. I, Barbara Fraser, w i l l a l l m y horse pictures in m y billfold to a n y underclassman ciates them as much as I do. I, Annie Galinis, w i l l t o M r. Kermit Dennis a l l my absence excuses in case o f an emergency. I, Nancy Garvin, w i l l a c a r t o Delores Kusel, so she m a y tak e o v e r her brother's cheap noon taxi service f o r a l l t h e u p a n d coming k i d s o f the n o r t h end o f town. I. G e r a l d G e n t r y, w i l l o r b e q u e a t h t o J e r r y Johnson the help and ability to get through those snap courses in his senior year successfully. I. Dick Gilbert, w i l l m y ability to park on d a r k roads w i t h o u t someone getting i n m y trunk, t o Bill Connell. PAGE T H I P T P. O N E �CLASS W I L L S -- C o n t i n u e d I, C l i ff o r d G r a n g e r, w i l l m y n a m e , "Second Story S a m , " t o a n y u p a n d c o m i n g J u n i o r w h o thinks h e can q u a l i f y. I, M a r i l y n H i l t o n , w i l l a l l m y p l e a s u r e a t Quincy t o CHS so t h e y can e n j o y a ing life. I, Herbert G r a y, w i l l a c a r t o M a r i l y n D r y e r so she w o n ' t h a v e t o use h e r d a d ' s c a r t o t a k e out h e r b o y f r i e n d . We, B a r b a r a H u d s o n a n d Eloise K r i e g , w i l l to t h e best o f o u r a b i l i t y w h a t n o one else w i l l . I, D o n n a G r e e n , w i l l t h e o l d B u i c k , b e t t e r known a s t h e p r o w l c a r t o t h e J u n i o r g i r l s s o that t h e y can h a v e as much f u n as w e girls d i d during o u r Senior year. I, Harold Grigg, w i l l m y assembly seat t o a n y one w h o wants to see tall skinny pictures on t h e movie screen. I, Violet Grove, a s a Republican, w i l l t o M r . Vincent t h e a b i l i t y t o s t a y f r i e n d s w i t h B a r b Engle d u r i n g election t i m e . I, Eretta G w i n n , w i l l a l l m y e x t r a p o u n d s t o Barbara Hud so n w h o needs t h e m m o r e t h a n I do. I, Gert Hacker, w i l l m y patience t o w a i t f o r my g u y, t o Shirley a n d Pauline, w h o w i l l n e e d it i n t h e future. I, Mary Lou Hacker, w i l l leave. I, Bonnie Hall, w i l l m y a b i l i t y to be late to a n y underclassman w h o thinks he w o u l d like t o hear the g e n t l e voices o f the teachers so e a r l y i n t h e morning. I, Diane Hammond, w i l l to the future teams o f CHS, students t h a t are as good a t yelling as the ones w e had this year. I, Lucille Harris, w i l l m y r e d h a i r t o derclassman w h o likes t h e nick-name "Red." I, Frances Harris, w i l l M r. Buzzell a s seventh hour Journalism class l i k e t h e o n e h e n o w h a s for t h e rest o f his teaching career. I. Dean H a r v e y, w i l l t o anyone t h e a r t versing the first letters o f a name to form name ( N e o n D a r v e y ) i n o r d e r t o g e t i t o u t o f the f a m i l y. I, A l i c e H a t m a k e r, w i l l t h e better h a l f o f m y possessions t o m y sister w h e n I e n t e r t h e A i r Force I, M a r y Hayes, d o hereby r e -will t o m y sister Nancy, the last in line, the p a r k i n g place behind the corncrib and trust that she w i l l m a k e as g o o d use o f i t as Pat a n d I d i d . I, Delores Hilton, w i l l m y locker o n t h e l i t t l e landing t o a n y o n e w h o thinks t h e y c a n d o d g e the k i d s coming d o w n the stairs. PAGE THIRTY- I, John H u r l e y, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o g o s t e a d y longer than a n y o n e else t o a n y one w h o w a n t s it. I, Nancy Hyland, w i l l to m y sister, Maryjo, the nerve t o cut her h a i r. I, M a r l e e Johnson, w i l l m y locker o n second floor t o anyone w h o likes t o get I, Wendell Knapp, w i l l a p a i r o f sunglasses t o Mrs. W a r n o c k t o k e e p t h e " M o o n " o u t o f h e r eyes. I, I r w i n Kusel, w i l l m y n i c k n a m e "Pussy" t o Paul Pope. I, Pat Lamberson, w i l l to Gloria Lamberson the ability n o t t o lose h e r t e m p e r. I, Lloyd Little, w i l l Bruce Stickney a b o t t l e o f peroxide so the rest o f his hair w i l l look natural. I, Robert Lyman, w i l l t o Dave Bennett tra s p e e d s o t h a t o n T h u r s d a y n i g h t s h e c a n leave Ellen's house a t t w o m i n u t e s b e f o r e t e n and still m a k e c u r f e w. I, Frank Lyon, Jr., w i l l m y seat in M r. Green's homeroon t o a n y underclassman w h o l i k e s t o hear M r s . A i t c h e s o n s a y " t h i r t y m i n u t e s a f t e r school. I, Paul McElvain, w i l l m y Ford t o anyone w h o owns a n o i l w e l l a n d a g a s mask. I, N o r m a n M a r t i n , w i l l t o N o r m H a w k m y extra a b i l i t y so he can b e as high o n t h e Honor Roll as Gloria is. I, Mervyn Mason, w i l l m y locker b y torium t o a n y underclassman w h o w a n t s t o g e t caught i n the assembly traffic. I, Dorothy M o l l e n k o p f , w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o g e t along w i t h t h e teachers o f CHS t o a n y u p a n d coming J u n i o r w h o needs it. I, Fred M o o r e , w i l l Mrs. Aitchison a n e w l i s t of v o c a b u l a r y w o r d s because D o n M c I n t e e i s tired o f d o i n g t h e same w o r d s a l l t h e time. I. R i c h a r d M o w r y , w i l l M r s . A i t c h i s o n t h e power to a d d fifty more words to list f o r t h e k i d s w h o d o n ' t h a v e a n y t h i n g t o d o in h e r afternoon study halls. We, G a i l O l m s t e a d a n d A n n W e i d n e r, w i l l to M r. Russell Green an intelligent Trig class next year so h e w o n ' t h a v e t o t a k e u p engineering. �CLASS W I L L S - - Continued I, Jean O m o , w i l l J o A n n Ferguson t h e a b i l i t y to g e t a n d keep t h a t "certain someone." I, M a d g e Tappenden, w i l l m y seat i n Band t o anyone w h o likes to be kept w a r m b y hot a i r. I, Lewis Pearce, w i l l Robert Smith a n d Patricia Sager a h a p p y Senior year together. I, G e r a l d Thomas, w i l l m y h a b i t o f cracking my knuckles t o a n y j u n i o r b o y w h o c a n ' t f i n d anything better t o do. I, M a r g a r e t Pifer, w i l l M r. Vincent a piece o f rope s o h e w o n ' t h a n g h i m s e l f o n t h e c u r t a i n shade string. I, Charles Q u i m b y, w i l l t o B r u c e D i l l o n m y Geometry b o o k s o h e w o n ' t a l w a y s h a v e t o borrow M r. Green's. I, Richard Reppert, w i l l t o Coach E b y a l o u d speaker s o t h a t w h e n h e w a l k s i n t o s t u d y h a l l he w i l l o n l y h a v e t o w h i s p e r t h a t w e l l k n o w n phrase " 0 . K. K N O C K IT OFF." I, Vi r g i n i a Renshaw, w i l l m y relationship t o Mr. Renshaw t o a n y undergraduate w h o thinks it w i l l h e l p h i m g e t a better m a r k i n history. I, Jean Schubel, w i l l m y arms to Uncle Sam f o r w a r purposes o n l y. I, Keith Secord, w i l l m y n i c k -name " C h e e t a " to P a u l P o p e , because h e a c t s l i k e a m o n k e y a n y w a y. I, Ruth Semrnelroth, w i l l m y l o v e f o r physics to m y brother, Carl. I, Charlotte Sherman, w i l l t o M e r a b e t h Selby a b o t t l e o f sneeze cure so she c a n c u r e herself from h e r d a i l y sneezing i n sixth h o u r study hall. I, M a r g a r e t A n n Sherman, w i l l m y a b i l i t y o f being neither absent nor t a r d y f o r f o u r years o f high school t o a n y underclassman, w h o ing t o accept it. I, Lewis Snyder, w i l l M r. Rice t h e courage t o face next year's retailing classes. I, Russell Streeter, d o hereby w i l l one hundred feet o f clothesline r o p e t o M r. Vincent tice o n m a k i n g hangman's nooses. I, D o n Sturgeon, w i l l m y v a r s i t y u n i f o r m t o any junior w h o is small enough t o g e t into i t . I, Margaret Thomas, w i l l t o lin t h e n i c k n a m e " P a r a s i t e " because i t so well. I, B o b Thompson, w i l l t o To m C r a n s o n m y nerve w h e n he's w i t h a g i r l . I, A u l t o n Treacher, w i l l m y a b i l i t y t o stay o u t of trouble t o Paul Pope. I, M a u r i c e T r o u t m a n , w i l l m y n i c k -name "Hook" to Dave Bennett i f he can q u a l i f y. I, M a r y l i n e Tubbs, w i l l t o N o r m a Peavey a n d Barb Stetler a c a r, g u a r a n t e e d t o g e t t h e m t o Angola, as they have m a n y acquaintances there of the m a l e species. I, Christine Unroe, w i l l m y selling b o o k to a n y girl w h o i s sucker e n o u g h t o p u t u p w i t h t h e twenty adorable boys i n m y selling class. I, Jean Va n Blarcum, bequeath to the students —CHS a n d a l l its memories. I. G o r d o n Wa l l a c e , w i l l m y attraction t o t h e opposite sex t o B o b Smith. I, Donna Weeden, w i l l m y nickname " B u n n y " to m y sister, Barbara. I, Joyce Weiler, w i l l a l l m y placidity derstanding t o t h e teachers o f CHS. I, Keith Welch, w i l l a l l m y excess w e i g h t t o that w e a k little Joe Simpson. I, B o b W h i t c o m b , w i l l C o a c h E b y m y f o u r years in the N a v y so he'll have some n e w stories to tell his Health Ed. Class. I, N e d W h i t e , w i l l m y m a n e u v e r a b i l i t y a n d lightning-fast reaction o n t h e athletic classroom t o a n y b o d y w h o is a little slow i n t h e feet a n d head. PAGE 'HIATT- �CLASS P R O P H E C I E S Chuck A d a m s can still b e seen w a l k i n g h o m e after p u t t i n g i n a h a r d d a y s w o r k a t Best's Grocery. Betty B a k e r h a s f i n a l l y b e c o m e speaker d u e t o h e r excellent t r a i n i n g i n M r . Tyler's speech class. Harry Baker has f i n a l l y gotten his car ning condition a f t e r a l l these years. Keith Banister, b e t t e r k n o w n a s Fud," a n d D i a n e H a m m o n d c a n n o w b e h e a r d over WTVB f r o m f o u r t o f o u r -thirty o'clock. Yo u will recognize their program b y the theme song, "Whispering." Virginia Batterson, a second Rembrandt, h a s just c o m p l e t e d h e r m o s t f a m o u s picture. I t i s called " T h e Thing!" Anne Beebe h a s t a k e n u p d e e p sea d i v i n g , following i n h e r uncle's footsteps. Harlean " B l o n d Ve n u s " i s n o w ried t o Clifford, 'Second Story Sam," G r a n g e r. Vonnie Boston j u s t m o v e d t o Brooklyn. Julie Branch i s n o w r u n n i n g a h o r s e s t a b l e on t h e east s i d e o f t o w n . John Brown, better known as " M a j o r Cooper," is starring i n t h e p l a y, " O n e Foot i n H e a v e n , " which is starting its run on Broadway next week. Carl Bunk e r i s b u n k i n g o n a n a r m y b u n k . Carolyn Burton h a s recently t a k e n t h e place of the great Margot Fonteyn in the Sadler's Wells Ballet. Bob Corless i s n o w t h e f l i g h t the C o l d w a t e r A i r Scouts. Jean Davis is n o w d r a w i n g a n e w comic strip featuring t h e " C o r e y Juniors." John Davis has organized a cate. M o s t o f his profit comes f r o m p l a y i n g horse." Carole Douglas, t h e g r e a t scientist, h a s j u s t discovered a n e w u s e f o r Hadacol. Jerry D o w n e r h a s j u s t completed ceedings w h i c h enable h i m t o change his n a m e from D o w n e r to Upper. Luella D r a p e r h a s a f u l l t i m e j o b e m p l o y e d at Ringling Brothers Circus a s t h e f a t l a d y. Russell D r a y t o n h a s b e e n v o t e d B.M.O.C. a t the U. o f M. John D y g e r t , vice-president o f t h e U n i t e d States, a n d M a r y Hayes h a v e recently shocked the p u b l i c w i t h a n o t h e r quarrel. Carrol Eckert is n o w a professor a t Michigan State College. Barbara Engle h a s just been elected t h e first woman president o f t h e United States. Mary J a n e Fansler is once m o r e ing i n South B e n d . John Fisher, the Singing Romeo, is now starred at the Met. Gordon Foote h a s lots o f l i t t l e feet. Nancy Carver and Russell Caswell have token up e n g r a v i n g tombstones. Victor F o r d c a n n o w b e s e e n d r i v i n g a "Chevie." Janet Collard h a s f i n a l l y b e e n her p a t i e n t w a i t i n g . Joe Frolick i s n o w t h e Physics instructor a t Hope College. Keith w a s released f r o m t h e A i r terday. Barbara Fraser, h a v i n g h a d such a h a r d t i m e with shorthand, n o w uses a d i c a p h o n e w h i l e employed a t t h e Federal-Mogul. Lois Cooper, h a v i n g taken so m a n y sons is putting them t o good use, a n d can n o w be seen s t a r r e d a s t o p s n a k e c h a r m e r i n t h e Ringling Brothers' Circus. Annie G o l i n i s i s s t i l l s e r v i n g m u g g s a t t h e Root B e e r Stand. Erwin Corless a n d J a n i e S m i t h a r e m a r r i e d and are residing a t 225 Pearl Street, Coldwater, Michigan. P o u f 11 . 111 M - f O U R Nancy G a r v i n still w o r k s a t t h e M o r r i s D i m e Store. Gerald Gentry is n o w a senior bellhop a t t h e Arlington Hotel. �1'1101'11 El '1 ES -- ' O W hilted Dick Gilbert, t h a t towering g i a n t is ring a s t h e h i g h scoring c e n t e r o f apolis Lakers. John Gassman, playing M r. Tyler's shadow, is still asking stupid questions. Herbert G r a y i s s t i l l d r i v i n g t h e s a m e o l d rattle trap he had when he was roaming around Coldwater High School. Donna Green a n d A n n Weidner are ning the T & T Date Bureau organized b y Aulton Treacher a n d M a u r i c e Troutman. Handsome H a r o l d G r i g g h a s f o l l o w e d i n h i s dad's footsteps a n d i s n o w coaching derhook Kars. Violet Grove is a stand i n f o r Faye Emmerson on television. Eretta Gwinn recently moved to a ground floor apartment. The Hacker sisters a n d t h e H i l t o n sisters a r e the m a i n attractions a t Bonnie's H a l l . Frances Harris is editing a N e w Yo r k fashion magazine. Lucile "Red" Harris can still b e seen as a flash of lightning a t Q u a l i t y Springs. Dean H a r v e y s p l i t h i s levies w h i l e r i d i n g i n the l o c a l rodeo. Alice H a t m a k e r r e c e n t l y e n t e r e d making business. Clyde Houtz manufactures his o w n cigarettes now. Barbara Hudson a n d M a x Ferris h a v e started their o w n b e a r f a r m . John H u r l e y a n d D o n n a W e e d e n a r e b u s y raising little rabbits. Nancy H y l a n d j u s t received a telegram f r o m John a n d m a d e a rush t r i p t o Mississippi. Marine Johnson a n d H u g h h a v e a f e w n e w recruits. Lucile K i n y o n i s corresponding w i t h h e r " o n e and o n l y " f r o m b e h i n d t h e i r o n c u r t a i n b y means o f h e r dad's r a d i o set. Wendell K n a p p n o w owns a f a r m o f his o w n . Eloise Kreig's f a c e h a s become p r o m i n e n t i n the social w o r l d . Irwin K u s e l h a s g r a d u a t e d f r o m a " P u s s y " to a " C a t . " Pat Lamberson, h a v i n g t i r e d o f h e r r e d h a i r, has g o n e t o t h e o t h e r e x t r e m e a n d i s n o w a platinum blonde. Lloyd Little is n o w big. Bob Lyman, t o t h e surprise o f M r. Rice, h a s just b e e n a p p o i n t e d t o t h e Supreme C o u r t o f the U n i t e d States. Frank Ly o n , J r. h a s become a n o u t s t a n d i n g lawyer in . . . Quincy. Paul M c E l v a i n n o w h a s a w h o l e f a m i l y o f "souped u p p e d " scooters. Norman M a r t i n r e c e n t l y t o o k o v e r ning o f his father's store. Mervyn M a x s o n h a s f i n a l l y l e a r n e d of life. Dorothy Mollenkopff has taken Mr. Green's job and i s n o w teaching geometry. Fred Moore is n o w o w n e r o f the largest f a r m in Branch County, Dick M o w r e y is president of the Girard Grange and i s c a l l i n g square dances e v e r y t w o weeks. Gail O l m s t e a d h a s t a k e n u p engineering a t U. o f M . so she could b e near Joe Yope. Jean Orno is n o w spelling her last Lewis P e a r c e i s n o w e m p l o y e d a t D a i l e y ' s Barber S h o p . A t l a s t h e ' s d i s p o s i n g o f l o n g , black, w a v y hair. Margaret Pifer's d r e a m h a s f i n a l l y reality, as she has taken over the Junior English department a t CHS. Charles Q u i m b y h a s g o n e t o M e x i c o C i t y t o become t h e world's greatest b u l l f i g h t e r. Harold Raymond has h i t the t o p i n ling w o r l d . H e ' s g i v i n g t o n i c s t o " G o r g e o u s George." Richard Reppert's w o m a n has finally her m i n d a s t o w h o m she's g o i n g t o m a r r y. PA G E T H I R T Y- F I V E �P R O P H E C I E S - - Continued Virginia Renshaw is roulette queen in the "Old Frontier H o t e l " i n Las Vegas. Lewis Snyder has taken over the management of Snyder's Bakery. Mim Rumens, a f t e r struggling f o r t e n years, has f i n a l l y Russell Streeter is running a b a r b e r shop a n d now cuts his o w n h a i r. Beth Lou Scheidler i s assisting F r o n d s H a r r i s with h e r fashion m a g a z i n e w h e n Russell i s o u t of town. Don Sturgeon h a s b e e n n a m e d M r . A m e r i c a of 1961. Madge Toppenden has thrown aside all music and is n o w a j a v e l i n t h r o w e r a t West Point. Jean Schubel i s still l o o k i n g f o r h e r one a n d only. Barbara T h e b a u d i s still spending a f o r t u n e for t h e stamps she puts o n a l l those letters she writes. Keith Secord has become most ambitious a n d is n o w s e l l i n g t h e f a m o u s Secord pretzels o n the b a n k corners. Gerald T h o m a s h a s t a k e n o v e r B o b H o p e ' s program o v e r NBC. Ruth Semmelroth n o w h o l d s t h e position o f head nurse a t Leila Post Hospital. Margaret Thomas i s o n e o f t h e testants for the Rose Bowl Queen. We're ing f o r her. Charlotte Sherman n o w lives i n Vicksburg. Margaret S h e r m a n h a s f i n a l l y position o f soloist f o r the Tuxis Choir. Bob Thompson n o w runs Buckaroo Ranch a l l by himself. Dick S h e r m a n h a s g o n e t o t h e pender business. Maryline T u b b s i s n o w t o u r i n g M i c h i g a n schools a s a professional r o l l e r skater. We find t h a t Elaine Smith, h a v i n g pily m a r r i e d f o r t w e n t y y e a r s t o Pete, i s t h e youngest g r a n d m o t h e r i n C o l d w a t e r. Christine Unroe h a s changed h e r n a m e b a c k to Jean because everyone calls her that a n y w a y. Joanne Smullen w a s j u s t released f r o m t h e Waves. Jean Va n Blarcum finds l i f e much ant i n Quincy. • PAGE THIRTY- �PAGE T H I R T Y- S E V E N �JUNIORS Offieers E l l e Vice President President J a n Secretary Treasurer B S i h i l r l n Harris e Mitchell l e y Connell Barringer CONNELL, M I T C H E L L H A R R I S , B A R R I N G E R • • JOYCE ADAMS • BERNARD ALLEN • SUSIE ALLEN • JIM BAGGER, • HELEN BALCH • B A R N E Y BANISTER • SHIRLEY BARRINGER • D A V I D BENNETT • B O N N I E B E R C AW • BOB BIGGS • EUGENE BLAIR • D A L E BLANCHARD • PAT R I C I A BLISS • PAT BODIE • JULIE BONFIGLIO • SHIRLEY B O N H A M • W A N D A BOOMER • HELEN ROVER • DOROTHY ROVER • L E E B R AY T O N • W A D E BRESSLER • J O E L L E N BUTTERS • D O R O T H Y C H AT F I E L D • I L A C L E A R WAT E R • BILL CONNELL • F R A N K L I N CRABILL • L E O N A CRANDALL • D O N D AV I S • E D WA R D DEAL • J I M DEAN PAGE T H I R T Y • E I G H T �J U N I O R S . . . • J O H N DENBROCK • J E A N A N N ELLIOTT • SHIRLEY ENGLISH • E L L A M A R I E ESTERLINE • M A R G U E R I T E FA C K L A M • M A X FERRIS • W I L B U R F E R RY • VICTOR FONDA • C A R O LY N FOSTER • B E V E R LY FREDERICK • M S S . 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R T Y �SOPHOMORES Offirerm President Vice-President Sally Lundquist Bruce Dillon Secretary Mickey Cochrane Treasurer Gloria M e i e r C O C H R A N E , D I L L O N , L U N D Q U I S T, M E I E R SOPHOMORES... f • A LY C E A M E N t • DARYL ALLEN • S Y LV I A A L L E N • N A N C Y ANDREWS • CHARLES BAKER • DICK BALDWIN • FORREST B A L L A R D • B E V E R LY B A R A N O U S K I • A U S T I N BARNES • FRED HARBINGER • D O N N A B AT T E R S O N • W A N D A BELL • R I C H A R D BETTS • D O N N A BODIE • SHIRLEY BORN • N ATA L I E BOVEE • J O A N N E BRADLEY • M A R Y JO BRANDT • G L E N N BRADY • J O A N N BURTON • WA LT E R B R O W N • J A C K BYERS • D A N I E L CAMERSON • J A N E CAMPBELL • I R V I N G CASWELL • MICKEY COCHRANE • D U A N E C A LV I N • JOYCE COOPER • H A R O L D CORLESS • CAROL COX 01 9C d a * . • T O M CRANSON • R U T H D E B O LT • ROGER DENNIS • B E V E R LY D E V L I N • DIANE DICK • L E O N DICK (7,3 e A 1 1 PA G E F O R T Y- O N E �SOPHOMORES... • M A R I LY N 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KS IONNs • TED TUCKER • J A N I C E V A N BLARCUM • J O S E P H I N E V A N BLARCUm • LY N W O O D VA N ! M A R C ! , • OSHEL WA R D • L AV E T TA W A L D R O N • MARY WAY • WA LT E R W E AV E R • BARBARA WEEDEN • H A L WEIDNER • D A V I D WERT e • BILL WINEMILLER • mARIBELLE WHET • LARRY WOLFORD • ) 0 LEE W O R T H I N G T O N • PAT WRIGHT • DOROTHY YOCKEY GLEMA H u r t PAGE F o R T y . „ v . �k EIGHTH GRADE • McCANN, S H AW, BURTON, MITMESSER • K AY ARNOLD • H A N K BAILEY • M A R Y J A N E BAILEY • K AT H L E E N B A K E R • SHIRLEY BAKER • K E R M I T BARTHOLMEW • CHARLES BENEDICT • A L B E R T B E R C AW • BARBARA BLANCETT • KENNETH B O R E R • PA U L I N E BRAODT • J O A N BURLEW t_Pe ' I V • P 1 6 , \ft • M A R I LY N BURRITT ( I N r , A e l 5 • J O H N BURTON • J U D Y BUTLER • G A R Y CHILLSON • M A R Y ELLEN CLARK • R O S A L I E COCKRELL • SHIRLEY C O O K • A N N CORNISH • B E V E R LY C R I B B S • N E L S O N CURTIS k i ` • 0 irk iNIA. PAGE J O R T V- E I G H T • SHARRON DEAN • J O ELLEN D E N N I S O N • N O R m A DIRSCHELL • DALE DOVE • EDDIE DOWNEY • S A L LY ELLIGET • L . ERNSBERGER • J A N E T FA R N E R • C O N N I E FERGUSON • D A V I S FIFRKE • CHARLES FISHER • P H I L I P FISHER • A L I C E FISK • LARRY FRAZER �8TH G R A D E . . . e l k • D A V I D FREDERICK • G L E N FRY • MARTHA GOBLE • VERN GOODWIN • PAT GRADY • G A I L GRESHEW • A L I C E G R E E N WA L D • SHIRLEY HALSEY • ALICE HAMLIN • JAMES HAMLIN • JAMES HASKINS • CAROL HILLS • JEAN HOGOBOOM • M A R Y SUE GRIGG • JUDY TOUCH • ROSEMARY HUTCHINS • R O S E T TA J A M E S • DOUGLAS JOHNSON • • ROBERT J O H N S O N • L AV E R N K A R N f a % • J A N E T KEYES • CONNIE KING • M A RY JANE KINTIGH • G E R RY KLEINDINST i N V E Z • B E V E R LY K N A P P • N A N C Y KOLASSA • JESSIE KRZEMINSKI • D AV I D LAMBERSON • J I M LINT • L A M A R L I V E N S PA R G E R • J U D Y LUCAS • J O Y C E LUCK • LY L E L U K E • G R E T C H E N M AT H I S • M A R Y A N N MAURER • J E R RY ANBRIDE • DON ...CANN • F A Y MILLER • D O U G MITMESSER • LAURA MORRIS • HIRLEY MORRIS • HENRY MORRIS • WAY N E MOUREY • M A RY JEAN MUNDY • ROBERT NOBLIT • M A R Y OLMSTED • JAMES OTIS • V I R G I N I A PARSMALL • B E N PFOST • E D I T H POTTER • I O L A POTTER • D I C K RASLER • J U D Y RENNELL • JACKIE ROBINSON PAGE F O R T Y - N I N E �8TH G R A D E . • BERNARD RURKA • EUNICE SAGER • E L V A S AT T I S O N • M A R Y SCHUBEL • DICK SHAW • C O N N I E SOULE • CARL SNYDER • R U T H S PA D E • D A V I D SNYDER • L I N D A SPENCER • BETTY THEBAUD rst " • C A R O LY N T H O M A S • J I M THOMAS n • TOMMY THOMAS • PAT S Y TUCKER • JERRY TROUTMAN • J O H N URBAN • C A R O LY N WAT S O N • H O W A R D WAT S O N • D O N N A W E AV E R • R I TA WEEKS • EDWARD WILLIAMS • PA U L W O O D • ROSEMARY Y O U N G SEVENTH GRADE OFFICER • JAMES ADAMS • CHARLENE ALDERMAN • RICKEY ALLISON • RUTH ANDERSON • JOE ANDERSON • M A R C I A ANDREWS • JAMES AUSTIN • S I D N E Y AV E R Y • VIRGINIA BALCH 11 • M A R Y J A N E BELLAMY • BETTY BERCAW • BILL BOYER • V I R G I N I A CAMPBELL • M A R Y CARLISLE • PA U L CARVER • D E W A Y N E C H AT F I E L D • SHIRLEY CLARK • H O M E R CLOSSON • H A R O L D C O LV I N • N O R M A C O LV I N • E D D I E D AV E N P O R T • BETTY DEVLIN YA C f 1 . 1 1 , �7TH G R A D E . . . • M A R Y DuBOIS • N O R M A N FISHER • SHIRLEY fISK • FORREST FLOWER • LARRY F O R D • R FUNDENBURG • M A R I A N GALLOP • BRUCE GRANGER • B A R B A R A G R AV E S • S A U N D R A GREEN • J U D Y HALL • R U D Y HALL • D A V I D HARRIS • N O R I TA M A S O N S • J I M HELMER • RUTH HERMAN • R U N N Y HINCKLEY • GEORGIA HINSON INKdiza. t elk,* t•PI r rolc • D U A N E H I LT O N • JAMES HOBART • J O Y HODGES • R O B E R TA H O L L I S • G L E N N H O LT Z a'.11A d i t t • FRED HOWLETT Ak • A L B E R TA H U B B A R D ( • C LY D E H U B B A R D • S H I R L E Y HULBERT • WA LT E R I N D E • JANET JENKINS 4)1 • KENNETH JENKINS • NANCY JOHNSON • RUSSELL K E Y E S • WESLEY KINSEY • BRUCE KLINE • LARRY KNOWLES • B I L LY L A N G W E L L IL I 41•77 ALN. 4 4 j • RUSSELL L A W R E N C E • D O N N A LENINGTON • DELORES L E N O N • C A R O LY N L E W I S • D I C K LEWIS • D O N A L D LEWIS • FREDDIE LILUE • TOMMY LIPMAN • D A V I D LY O N • BETTY M A C K L I N • low, es • A R U M A MARCHAN7 • J E R RY M A X O N • M A R I LY N M A Y • D E A N N A McBRIDE • J E A N I N E McKINLEY • G R A C E McKNALL • M O L LY M I M E S • NANCY MINTON e-- a k PAGE F I F T Y- O N E �7TH G R A D E . . . • M A R J O R I E MOLLENKOPF • mARVIN MORAN • P E G G Y NOBLET • C O Y NOBLE • T O M OLMSTED • JEAN OTIS • C O N N I E PA R S H A L L • PA N S Y PIPER • LARRY R A N K I N • J I M R AY M O N D • R A E A N N REAMER • C A R O L R E N S H AW • ROBERT REYNOLDS • D I O N RUMSEY • J A N I C E RUSSELL • J U D I T H RUSSELL • H A R R Y RUTHRUFF • J A N E T SAFFORD • PRISCILLA SAGER • BILL SAGER • D O N A L D SHAFER • TEDDY SHORT • W A Y N E S I LV E R S • B E V E R LY S M I T H • J I M SMITH • T O M M Y SMITH • ESTHER S N Y D E R • G O R D O N SNYDER • RUTH SNYDER • BILL SOUTHCOTT • J U N I O R S T R AW • HALL STRONG • ALICE S WA I N • F R E D D Y TA C K E T T • J A N E T TA C K E T T • B O B TEACHOUT • GEORGIANNA THOMPSON • J U A N I TA THOmPSON • J E R RY T O M S O N • C H U C K TRASER • R O B E R T T R AV E L B E E • F R E D A TUCKER • FRANK VA U G H N • viRGINIA VICE • L O R E T TA V O I C E • D E ETTA W A L D R O N • ROBERT WA R E • N O R I TA WELCH • JOYCE WHITE • J A N WILLIAMSON • ALFRED WOODS • C A R O LY N W O O S T E R • W A R D YEARLING • M . ZIMMERMAN PAGE E I F T , T W O �PAGE FIFTY- �Events • • • 1951 PAGE E l f i T 4 0 . ��I alenlinti February 1 0 • " C u p i d ' s Cut-Up" was the theme o f the Valentine Formal held a t the St. Mark's Parish House and cooperatively sponsored b y the Y-teens and Hi-Y. The dance was decorated w i t h valentines a n d cupids, a n d t h e m e l l o w music o f Wa y n e Feller a d d e d t o the valentine atmosphere. Refreshments came i n t h e f o r m o f heartshaped cakes a n d ice cream. PAGE E I V I , S I X �ii111 Ato , = I k r i x t max P a r t ; December 2 0 • P o r t r a y i n g t h e s p l e n d o r o f w i n t e r w i t h "The Frost Frolic," t h e Sophomores played host t o t h e senior h i g h a n d a l u m n i w i t h t h e a n n u a l Christmas Party. Under the sparkle of lighted snowflakes, dancing was provided to the Jack Craig a n d his orchestra. S o p h o m o r e B e e f y ' ion October 25 • T h e "Dance o f the Leaves" welcomed the Sophomores on October 25, 1950, a t the Edison School. A f t e r passing through a receiving line, the students entered into the gymnasium which w a s beautifully decorated f o r the occasion. PAGE FIPUP•SEVEPI �CARDINAL FIELD D e l l i ea I itm 19.70 • T h e formal dedication ceremony o f t h e Cardinal Athletic Field was held during the half of shall-Coldwater football g a m e . Sept. 2 9 , 1 9 5 0 . The student body and faculty of C. H. S. appreciate all contributions made b y local civic clubs ganizations which helped t h e school board p l a n and build this fine COURTESY - FEDERAL-MOGUL SERVICE / A G E F I F T Y- E I G N T C O U R T E S Y - S M O LT Z M O T O R SALES �Homecoming Queen 1951 • Margaret Thomas w a s crowned Homecoming Queen i n a colorful ceremony i n the gymnasium after the Coldwater, Lakeview football game, October 2 0 . H e r sisted o f C a r o l y n B u r t o n a n d Donna Weeden, seniors, and Helen Jean W e a k l y a n d Z o e Patterson, Juniors. John Dygert, assisted b y little C h y r i l l B o d i e a n d J u d i t h Sager, crowned Q u e e n M a r g a r e t and presented her court quets of flowers. The g i r l s w e r e n o m i n a t e d a n d chosen b y their classmates. Other nominees w e r e D e l o r e s H i l t o n , Donna G r e e n , S a l l y W i n g a r d , Joyce Hinson, Ellen jo Hyland, a n d Barbara Gruner. MARGARET THOMAS Coronation October 2 0 Queen's C o u r t Helen Jean Weakly Carolyn Burton Donna Weeden Zoe Patterson PAGE P I E T V- H I N E �BACK ROW: Gilbert, Troutman. Wingord, Davis, Kra lick, White, Wuduce, Brown, Renshaw. 2nd ROW: Olmsteod, Thebeird, Smith, Green, Hammond. Weeden, l i t ROW: Dygert. Douglas, Weidner. SENIOR P L AY "One F o o t I n H e a v e n " PAO' SIXTY �BACK: Mr. Tyler, Waldron. B,, F o n d a , Elliott, Sager, McKnight, Olmsted, FRONT: Gruner, Sadie, Harris, Tropp, Hinson. J U N I O R P L AY " T h e L a t e Christopher B e a n " • " T h e Late Christopher Bean," a comedy i n t h r e e acts, w a s presented b y t h e Junior Class, A p r i l 6 , 1951, i n the Roosevelt auditorium. The p l o t centered a r o u n d A b b y, a m a i d i n t h e h o m e o f t h e Haggetts, w h o appreciated a r t a n d also the late Christopher Bean, a modern artist, w h o h a d been living w i t h the Hoggetts until the time o f his death. The p l a y w a s under the direction o f M r. H u g h Tyler. SENIOR P L AY • " O n e Foot In Heaven," the senior p l a y, w a s dramatized N o v e m b e r 17, i n t h e Roosevelt auditorium, u n d e r the direction o f M r. Hugh Tyler. T h e p l o t o f the play concerned Reverend W i l l i a m Spence a n d his struggle against dice a n d traditions o f the prosperous t o w n o f Laketon, I o w a . The c a s t w a s composed o f seventeen seniors: T h e R e v. W i l l i a m Spence, John D y g e r t ; H o p e Spence, C a r o l D o u g l a s ; H a r t z e l l Spence, J o h n D a v i s ; Eileen Spence, Barbara Thebaud; Dr. Romer, Gordon Wallace; Louise, Donna Green; M a r i a , D i a n e H a m m o n d ; M o l l y, D o n n a W e e d e n ; R o n n y, M a u r i c e Troutman; Letty, Elaine Smith; Mrs. Sandow, A n n Weidner; Mrs. D i g b y, G a i l Olmstead; Georgia, Dick Gilbert; Mrs. Cambridge, Sally W i n g a r d ; son, V i r g i n i a Renshaw; M a j o r C o o p e r, J o h n B r o w n ; R e v. F r a s e r Spence, Joseph Fralick; Bishop Sherwood, N e d W h i t e . P•GE SIMV-ONF �BACK, Toppenden, !Leppert, Bond, Walkup, McBride, Engle, Banister, Gassman, Walker, Hyland, Johnson Luce, McConnell. Mowrey, Sager. FRONT: Magee, Renshaw, Weidner, Robinson, Wallace, Elliot, Butters, Tropp, Hinson, Wilcox, M e i e r CENTER: Stephenson. EvehIIII • T h e a n n u a l C o l d w a t e r H i g h School Exchange Assembly P r o g r a m completed a v e r y successful y e a r. The Assembly cast consisted o f t w e n t y - f o u r students, t w e l v e o f ticipated i n t a l e n t acts. A p l a y, " C l e a n e d a n d Pressed," w a s g i v e n b y s i x of the members. The r e m a i n i n g cast presented a n e x h i b i t i o n o f t u m b l i n g . PAGE s l a i n - �S S S h i l I f f 1 0 11 T r i p May, 1951 JEFFERSO MEMORIAL LINCOL MEMORIAL COURTESY — Q U A L I T Y S P R I N G PRODUCTS, I n c COURTESY — S O U T H E R N M I C H I G A N N A T I O N A L B A N K PA G E S I X T Y- T H R E E �Organizations . . . 1951 ��THE 1 9 M CARDINAL • T h i s year much serious thought a n d preparation h a v e gone into the pages o f the Cardinal. T h e b o o k has been overhauled f r o m cover t o cover a n d m a n y new ideas employed t o create as n e a r as possible a lasting, l i v i n g history. Outstanding a m o n g t h e n e w i m p r o v e m e n t s a r e t h e h a r d c o v e r a n d stitch binding, which give the book durability and greater surface area. A l l pictures have been grouped i n f o r m a l l y to show variety a n d action. Flash shots picture the activities a n d functions w i t h i n t h e school. T h e accent h a s b e e n p u t o n photography r a t h e r than w r i t i n g . T h e l e a d t o each section f o l l o w s t h e theme of hands busily a t w o r k . F u l l p a g e bleeds h a v e been i n a u g u r a t e d t h i s year. Advertisers have been given the opportunity o f sponsoring pages i n t h e f r o n t of t h e book. �C A R D I N A L S TA F F EDITORASSISTANT EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR EVENTS EDITOR ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR SR. CLASS EDITOR John D y g e r t Norman H a w k Virginia Renshaw Jean Schubel Virginia Batterson Elaine Smith FACULTY ADVISER Mickey Cochrane SPORTS EDITOR MUSIC EDITOR Frances H a r r i s ART EDITOR Jean Davis GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR _ _ _ _ V i c k i Tr o p p ADVERTISING MANAGER _ B a r b a r a Thebaud SALES MANAGER M a r g a r e t Thomas Mr. Desmond B u r r e l l CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS Susan A l l e n P e g g y Facklom R o g e r Jones Z o e Patterson Keith Banister J o h n Fisher J o y c e Kaser B o b Renshaw Donna Batterson E d Gifford D o r i s Lind P a t Sager Dove Bennett D i c k Gilbert S a l l y Lundquist M a r o b e t h Selby Hai-lean Bond P a t Green C a r o l e Magee B e t h Scheidler Julie Branch J u d y Gregory P o l l y Jo Mason J o h n Shiery Carolyn Burton P a c k Gruner J o h n McBride R e i d Silvers Jane Campbell B o n n i e Hall J i m McConnell J a n i c e Soule Lois Cooper D i a n e H a m m o n d N a o m i McDonald J a c k Stansell Don Davis E l l e n Harris J u d y McKnight K a t h a r i n e Stott Roger Dennis L u c i l e Harris G l o r i a Meier J a c k Walker Carole Douglas D e a n Harvey D o r o t h y Mollenkopf H e l e n We a k l y Jean Elliot M a r y Hayes G r e t c h e n Olmstead D o n n a Weeden Ella Esterline J e r r y Johnson J u l i e Lind A n n We i d n e r THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y R E P P E RT ' S S E L F -SERVE M A R K E T PAGE S I X T Y- S E V E N �M I R R O R S TA F F First Semester Second Semester EDITOR- Frances Harris Ann Weidner ASSISTANT EDITOR Vicki Tropp Joyce Hinson NEWS _ Beth Lou Scheidler Virginia Renshaw FEATURE EDITOR _ Joyce Hinson Ella Esterline B e M t c Lou Scheidler BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR Mickey Cochrane Peggy Facklam P e g g CLUB EDITOR Leah Sampsell E l l e BUSINESS MANAGERS Julie Lind J u l i Helen Jean Weakly H e l e n _Virginia Batterson i h GIRLS' SPORTS ART J Diane Hammond F EXCHANGE EDITOR Jean Davis a JR. HIGH EDITORS Patti Sager P a Jean Ann Elliott J e H THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE PATTERSON M r a r r k e e RE-WRITE EDITOR FACULTY ADVISER PAGE SIXTY- Vicki Tropp c e t a Cochrone y Facklam n n e a t n Harris e Lind Jean Weakly a n l . y i Davis s Harris n Bond Sager Ann Elliott Desmond N . Bums!! �BACK ROW: Hougen, Andrews, Sager, Banister, Lundquist, Mason, Stott, Facklam, Esterline. FRONT ROW: M r. Buzzell, Harris, Koser, Weakly, Kusel, Weeder, L. Harris, Schubel, F. Scheidier, Green, Soule SEATED: Hammond, B. Scheidler. C A R D I N A L C H AT T E R • " C a r d i n a l Chatter" appears w e e k l y, every Saturday night, i n t h e " C o l d w a t e r Daily Reporter." I t s p u r p o s e i s t o p r o m o t e p u b l i c r e l a t i o n s b e t w e e n t h e schools and the community. School news, activities, a n d events are presented to t h e p e o p l e t h r o u g h t h e m e d i u m o f t h e " C h a t t e r. " T h e f i r s t semester e d i t o r s -in-chief w e r e B e t h L o u Scheidler a n d D i a n e H a m m o n d , respectively. PAGE SIXTY-NINE �STANDING: Mr. Dennis, Moyor Engle. SITTING: &oche, Hyland. Fisher, Sager. Sanibel, McBride, Dennis. ROOSEVELT S T U D E N T C O M M I S S I O N Magor n o r b a r a Engle • T h e Student Commission m a d e history this y e a r b y h a v i n g B a r b a r a Engle as its first g i r l m a y o r. A l s o elected w e r e Patti Sager, Clerk; J ean John Fisher, Senior Commissioners; M a r y Jo Hyland a n d John McBride, Junior Commissioners; Roger Dennis a n d D o n n a Bodie, Sophomore Commissioners. This y e a r t h e Commission o r g a n i z e d H o m e Room discussion g r o u p s f o r t h e purpose o f b r i n g i n g school p r o b l e m s t o t h e a t t e n t i o n o f everyone. T h e s e groups enable the students t o m a k e their o w n improvements a n d t o express their o w n viewpoints. F o r t h e first time, t r y -outs f o r t h e were held, reserve cheerleaders w e r e elected b y t h e student b o d y, a n d t h e Homecoming Q u e e n c r o w n i n g ceremony w a s h e l d i n t h e g y m . T h i s year's Commission can b e complimented o n t h e f i n e j o b t h e y h a v e done THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BRANCH COUNTY SAVINGS BANK PAGE �STANDING. M r. Olson, Griesi. SITTING: Parshall, Burton, Weidner, Smith, Lint, Olmsted. J U N I O R H I G H S T U D E N T COUNCIL Premideni - - G e r r y G r i e s t • T h e Junior High School b e g a n t h e y e a r w i t h n o t e w o r t h y success b y electing some outstanding representatives to the Student Council. A g a i n this year, the Council u n d e r t o o k t h e a n n u a l m a g a z i n e s a l e a n d m a d e a r e c o r d s u m o f $2,942. T w o parties w e r e sponsored b y t h e Student Council d u r i n g t h e y e a r which helped purchase a m u c h needed b a s e v i o l f o r t h e b a n d . I n t h e f a l l , the C o u n c i l contributed t w e n t y - f i v e d o l l a r s t o t h e C o m m u n i t y The a n n u a l J u n i o r H i g h Picnic w a s h e l d o n t h e l a s t d a y o f school water Lake. The Student Council w a s u n d e r the leadership o f the president, G e r r y Griest. Other m e m b e r s i n c l u d e d representatives Delores S m i t h , H a l W e i d n e r, J i m lint, John Burton, Connie Parshall, a n d To m Olmsted. M r . A x n e r Olson w a s Council adviser. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY RIESS PAGE SEVENTY- �LEFT TO RIGHT: White, Raymond, Pope, Hurley, Ford, Gruner, Carless, Lyman, Secord, Pearce, Grigg, Whitcomb, Shiery, McConnell, Treacher, Jackson, Granger, Sherman, Sturgeon, Connell, Brown, Walker, Mansell, Miller, McLaughlin, Bennett, Troutmon, Coach Eby. KNEELING: Banister, Hammy, Gilbert, Zabonick. C- C L U B Offieerx • T h e C -Club, Coldwater's v a r s i t y c l u b , c a r r i e d o u t a n y projects this year. C -Club boys sold reserve s k e t b a l l tickets, cleaned u p t h e press b o x a f t e r o t b a l l g a m e s , sponsored t h e p e p r a l l y b e f o r e h e Sturgis game, sold pencils, a n d entered a team i n t h e c i t y recreation l e a g u e . T h e i r contribution to t h e n e w C a r d i n a l F i e l d consisted o f a w a t e r system a n d p l u m b i n g i n t h e team room. T h e club also sponsored a sock dance and co-sponsored another one w i t h the senior class. President C l i f f o r d Granger m Vice-President E r w i n Corless b a Secretary A u I t o n Trencher f o Treasurer D a l e Jackson t Adviser C o a c h Eby THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BRANCH COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION PAGE SEVENTY- �C A R D I N A L S E RV I C E C L U B O f f l e e r, . President • I n t h e 1950-51 s c h o o l y e a r t h e t h i r t y - e i g h t members o f t h e C a r d i n a l Service viously k n o w n a s t h e Athletic took several n e w duties. T h e portable m o v i e John Fisher Vice-President Paul McElvain Secretary Leonard Otis Treasurer Don Davis Adviser Mr. Dennis projector, t h e noon h o u r m o v i e projector, t h e lighting i n t h e a u d i t o r i u m , a n d t h e p a r k i n g of cars a t f o o t b a l l g a m e s a r e t h e n e w tasks which a r e t a k e n c a r e o f b y these a m b i t i o u s boys. T h e y are also still w o r k i n g a t their old jobs: collecting g r o u p dues at semblies a n d a t h l e t i c contests. C o l d w a t e r High School m a y w e l l b e p r o u d o f complishments o f t h e a p p r o p r i a t e l y n a m e d Cardinal Service Club. ROGER - THE TA O COLLECTOR THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y L Y O N ' S D R U G S T O R E PAGE S E V E N T Y- T H R E E �BACK ROW: Ely, Morrill, Wilkins, Wallace, Tucker, Troutman. Hoff, Kulow, Carless, Hurley, Banister, Millet, lomberson, Sturgeon, Zabonick, Smith, Pope. FOURTH ROW: Jackson, Brayton, Pippin, Luce, Panda, Allen, Ballard, Allen. THIRD ROW: Brown, Waldron, Gossmon, Gifford, Wallace, Cranson, Swain, Helmer, DirscheII. SECOND ROW: Foote, Banister, Cochrane, Silvers. Mcloughlin, Zobonick, Dillon, McConnell, C o d e s , FIRST ROW: Harvey, Brown, Grigg, f o r d . Raymond, Kusel, Stansell, &mord, M r. Vincent. PRESIDING: Gilbert. (Wirers; President D Vice-President Secretary I i P r c k Gilbert T r e a s u r e r J o h n Brown a u l Pope S e r g e a n t -at-Arms H a r o l d Raymond w i n Kusel C h a p l a i n B r u c e Dillon Adviser M r . James Vincent • O n Wednesday evenings a t 7:30, t h e Hi-Y h e l d f o r t i n t h e s t u d y h a l l u n d e r the advisership o f M r. James Vincent, history ond government sides discussing problems as they arose, the group sponsored the Albion a f t e r. game dance, a n d t h e Va l e n t i n e Formal, t h e latter, i n cooperation w i t h t h e Y-Teens. Fencing t o protect the f r o n t l a w n w a s purchased, a n d consideration was given t o a student recreation center. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY J. C . PENNEY COMPANY PAGE �FUTURE FA R M E R S OF A M E R I C A • T h e F. F. A . w a s w e l l represented i n t h e State a n d N a t i o n a l Conventions this year. A t the State Convention John Fisher participated i n t h e entertainment, and Leon Dick a n d Bernard Allen attended as delegates. I n October the local chapter sent Leland W a r d , We n d e l l K n a p p , a n d Leon D i c k t o t h e N a t i o n a l Convention a t Kansas C i t y. A t t h e a n n u a l 4 - H F a i r, t h e progressive g r o u p presented educational, g r a i n , a n d a n i m a l exhibits. A contest w a s h e l d t o provide t h e w i l d l i f e f o r a g a m e f e e d h e l d o n t h e 1 3 t h o f December. T h e winners o f t h e competition w e r e R a y m o n d Paradine, M e r l e Denbrock, a n d Russell Casswell. J o h n Fisher entered 1 5 chicks in the "Chicken o f To m o r r o w " contest. T h e F. F. A . h a d another successful y e a r i n their numerous activities. Offieerx f o r President W e n d e l l Knapp Vice-President G e r a l d Thomas Secretory L e l a n d Treasurer D i Reporter H a Sentinol Advisor D c r o k r n J a m e s Wa r d Sherman y Baker Sturgeon L. Crosby CHUCK THIS PA G E S P O N S O R E D B Y P i T E N D E R , SHAW C LY D E - A T HARVEST TIME INC PAGE S E v E N T Y • F i v �GIRLS' AT H L E T I C ASSOCIATION O ff i c e r m President N o r l e a n Bond Vice-President B a r b a r a Engle Secretary G e r a l d i n e Gregg Treasurer _ Beverly Devlin Adviser M i s s Fraser • T h e purpose o f the G. A . A , is t o sponsor girls' intramural sports a n d t o offer a v a r i e d p r o g r a m o f sports activities f o r a l l g i r l s i n Junior a n d Senior H i g h School. T h i s organization has provided t h e f o l l o w i n g sports: ketball, softball, p i n g p a n g , b a d m i n t o n , soccer, tennis, a n d g o l f . ings o f t h e officers a n d class representatives w e r e h e l d semiregular athletic sessions assembled on M o n d a y night and Thursday afternoon. Girls earning 3 0 0 points o r m o r e w e r e entitled t o awards, w h i c h w e r e : t w o chenille b a r s f o r first t w o years, numerals, s m a l l chenille " c " , "C", a n d a G. A . A . p i n , respectively. S p e c i a l activities included a r u m m a g e and baked goods sale, a n a f t e r g a m e dance, a p e p assembly, a float hallowe'en p a r a d e , a n d w e r e concluded w i t h a spring picnic. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY GRACIE O'SHANAHAN'S I N N PAGE SEVENTY- �J U N I O R H I G H G. A. A. • T h e J u n i o r H i g h G . A . A . , t h o u g h a separate organisation, cooperates w i t h the Senior G. A . A . i n b u i l d i n g f e m i n i n e interest i n athletics. To , , , , , Ivoamens I 'hu ns Barbara Engle Alyce Aiken Marlene Woods Merabeth Selby Joann Smullen Pot Bodie Beverly Devlin Sally Lundquist Mary Ellen Parks Vicki Tr o p p Shirley Zabonick PEGGY A N D NELLIE - THOSE M O U N TA I N GALS THIS P A G E S P O N S O R E D B Y M A R I O N B R O T H E R S H I -SPEED S T A T I O N PA G E S E V E N T Y. S E V E N �1,11 P r i z e Katharine Stott 2 n d Prize Carolyn Burton 3 , . vi P r i z e Vicki Tropp GREGORY, MASON, KNIRK, STOTT, TROPP, FACKLAM, ELLIOT, BURTON " I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACII" Drainatir Derinma ion Vicki Tr o p p Ann Weidner Oratorio-al D e r l u m n i ion Polly J o M a s o n Katharine Stott Extempore Speeels Lois Cooper Peggy Fock lam BACK ROW, Burton. Cooper, Mason, Renshaw, Selby, Douglas, Groner. Gregory, Luce, Stott. FRONT ROW, Tropp, Hinson, Magee, Weidner, FadsIan, SEATED: M r, Tyler. SPRING FORENSICS PAGE SEVENTY- �FUTURE TEACHERS USHERS HORIZON CLUB PA G E S F V F N T , N I N F �STANDING: Scheidler, Hammond, Renshaw, M . Busse II SITTING: Harris, Dygerl, Weidner. Q U I L L A N D SCROLL SOCIETY • J o h n D y g e r t served a s Editor -in-Chief o f t h e 1950-1951 C a r d i n a l , w a s t h e Senior class president, had i m p o r t a n t parts in both the Junior and Senior plays as well as playing varsity g o l f and participating i n the " A " b a n d . Diane H a m m o n d has been active i n both t h e M i r r o r a n d Cardinal s t a ff f o r four years. S h e i s a v a r s i t y cheerleader a n d w a s i n t h e Senior p l a y. S h e was second semester Cardinal Chatter editor. Frances Harris was chosen editor-in-chief o f the M i r r o r for the She is o n the Cardinal staff as music editor. S h e also belongs t o t h e Y-Teens and t h e " A " b a n d . Virginia Renshaw is literary editor on t h e Cardinal, has been a n e d i t o r o n both t h e M i r r o r a n d C a r d i n a l Chatter a n d she is also student director o f t h e school r a d i o p r o g r a m , Teen Topics. Beth Lou Scheidler has been co-news editor o f the M i r r o r a n d editor-in-chief of the Cardinal Chatter, a n d is n o w feature editor o f the M i r r o r. S h e has also served as an editor on the Cardinal. Ann We i d n e r w a s chosen e d i t o r -in-chief o f the M i r r o r f o r t h e ester. S h e has been o n t h e Cardinal, C a r d i n a l Chatter, a n d i s active matics a n d forensics, a n d has announced on Teen Topics. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY PAGE �S e n a r e i r o l h , I s o n , C o o p e r, S a g e r, E l : J a k e , G o r d o n , M r . Ty l e r D E B AT E T E . 1 1 • C o l d w a t e r H i g h School's bate t e a m l o s t a l l o f i t s contests t h i s y e a r while d e b a t i n g t h e question, "Resolved: T h a t the A m e r i c a n People Should Reject fare State." With t h e e x c e p t i o n o f P e g g y Facklarn, a l l of Coldwater's team w a s inexperienced. L o i s Cooper a n d Patti Sager u p h e l d t h e n e g a t i v e side a l l season w h i l e J o y c e H i n s o n , P e g g y Facklam, Stewart Gordon, a n d roth alternated o n t h e Debate Sehedule November 21 Coldwater a t A l b i o n November 28 Coldwater a t Hillsdale December 5 Lakeview a t Coldwater December 1 2 Marshall a t Coldwater Excepting Lois C o o p e r, w h o i s a s e n i o r, a l l of this year's debate squad w i l l b e returning next year. Having l o s t t h e i r d e b a t e s b y v e r y n a r r o w margins, t h e debate squad h a s g a i n e d much experience a n d k n o w l e d g e i n mentals o f d e b a t e . W i t h t h i s a s ground, C o a c h H u g h T y l e r f e e l s t h a t n e x t year C o l d w a t e r w i l l h a v e a ity o f being victorious. LOIS A N D P A T — I T TA K E S S T R AT E G Y PA G E E I G H T Y - O N E �1"- T E E N S Officers President—Gail Olmstead Vice-President—Helen Jean Weakly Secretory—Patti Sager Treasurer—Donna Weeden Advisers—Mrs. A r l e t h Watson, Miss Ellen Roberts. • T h e Y.Teens held their kickoff meeting M o n d a y night, September 11. The first p r o j e c t o f t h e y e a r w a s "Chocolate f o r Europe." were initiated e a r l y i n October. I n f o r m a l initiation w a s t h e traditional w a l k through t h e g y m a n d locker r o o m . F o r m a l i n i t i a t i o n consisted o f light service, a talk b y Mrs. Ethel Hawley, a n d refreshments o f ice cream a n d cake. T h e service w a s i n t h e Presbyterian Church. The Va l e n t i n e F o r m a l w a s sponsored j o i n t l y b y t h e Y -Teens a n d H i -Y o n February 10. St. Patrick's D a y w a s h e r a l d e d b y t h e Y -Teens' C a r n i v a l . T h e g r o u n d floor o f t h e school w a s used w i t h dancing i n t h e g y m , a n Irish the auditorium, a n d concessions in the classrooms. COURTESY O S B O R N ' S P H O T O S E R V I C E PAGE E I G H T Y - T W O C O U R T E S Y JOE'S LUNCH �D A N C I N G CLASS • I n September, m o r e t h a n 1 0 0 g i r l s enrolled in the Dancing Club. T h i s group w a s divided into t w o sections; o n e m e e t i n g We d n e s d a y afternoons a n d t h e o t h e r Tuesday evenings. Dancing i s a n e x t r a -curricular activity. T r O f f i r e r m Presiden Vice-Pre S e c r e t a e a s u r t s. r y e r Carolyn Burton Merabeth Selby Elaine Smith Donna Green The D a n c i n g C l u b g a v e a n fore t h e c o m b i n e d J u n i o r a n d S e n i o r H i g h Schools. I t included M e x i c a n f o l k ligious dances, c o w b o y numbers, a n d m a n y Mexican favorites. Included i n t h e course i s a s t u d y opment technique, dances o f f o r e i g n l a n d s , and t a p , b a l l -room, a n d square dancing. The g r o u p , i n s t r u c t e d b y M r s . A i t c h i s o n , selected t h e i r o w n officers a n d p a i d expenses through dues. PAGE EIGHTY- ���PAGE E I G H T Y - S I X �KIND FLUTE Aitchison, M a r j o r i e OBOE A LTO C L A R I N E T Soule, J a n i c e BASS C L A R I N E T Sernmeboth, C a r l Bond, H a r l e a n B F L AT C L A R I N E T S jrnaPenden. M a d g e Harris, F r a n c e s Lafarge, A w n King, D a v i d Kemp, S h a r r o n Cochrane, M i c k e y R a g g e d y, J a m e s Bowe, Helen Tr o u t m a n , M a u r i c e ReWert. C a r o l y n Soule, C o n n i e Wilmts B e v e r l y Renneli, J u d y Fraser, D i a n e Newman, Rolane Earner, J a n e t Hosek, K a t h l e e n Thomas, C a r o l y n W . , Mary Sanford, S a r a Cornish, A n n WorMingtan, C a r o l e Rmsell, J a n e t Sherman, M a r g a r e t roginSonrAll Donkin, i o n s McGinnis., D e a n Esterline, E l l a M a r i e Swnet, J e r r y Scubatis,IVir A LTO S A X O P H O N E S Bond, H a r l o w M M e r, G l o r i a Magee, Carole G r a n g e r, C l i f f o r d Tr o u t m a n , S a n d r a Fa eeeeee J e a n Olmsted, G r e t c h e n G r a n g e r, D o u g l a s TENOR S A X O P H O N E S Wa l l a c e , E u g e n e SOPRANO S A X O P H O N E Porshall, B i l l BARITONE S A X O P H O N E Johnson, D a l e CORNETS a n d T R U M P E T S Hawk,. Norman tjo.nH'Ip. JT.dock Wwks, Rita Wa l l a c e G o r d o n o r d ; Ed Marchanl, Kathryn Q u i m b y, D o r o t h y All,,., D a r y l Tr o u t m a n , J e r r y Goodwin, Robert FRENCH H O R N S H a J o Barrongmlin,er. d Johnson, D o n a l d TROMBONES Dovis, M o n Rice, P h i l l i p Ring, C h a r l e s , , Davis, J o h n YFiung, R o s e m a r y BARITONES Luce, M e r v i n Morrill, L e e R o y Wirt, D a v i d BASSES Smith, D e l o r e s McKeith, P a t Hobart Fred Sweet, W i l l i a m W e b e r, D a l e Smith, W a r r e n BELL Olmsted, M a r y PERCUSSION Carless, R o b e r t , Ty m p a n i Johnson, J e r r y. B a s s D r u m Realsert, R i c h a r d , C y m b a l s D o w n e r, J e r r y, S n a r e D r u m Jones, R o g e r, S n a r e D r u m Milne, John, Snore Drum R*b " 1 5 1 / I r 0 " ' " e ic ,M n a tm u ro T TWIRLERS GNrrVey" PAGE E I G H T Y- S E V E N �FLUTES M Dean, S h a r r o n J o h S n y d e r, D a v i d O t E c GELM C L A R I N E T Hinson, e o r g i a W R e a B F L AT C L A R I N E T S Hamlin, A l i c e T E Vice, V i r g i n i a G o A v e r y, B a r b a r o M i t Johnson, R i c h a r d B a 121c.irria!:tnn° Thompsop G e o r g i o n n o Wright, P a t D o w n e y, E d d i e C Thompson, J o A n n L n r ? ( s l ! n I T I r y. P b m r B T u O o r Wolaron, l a V e t t ° Thebaud, B e t t y H Smith, J i m l L i n l e y, l e o n i n e T R O M B O N E S , N a n , A n d r e w s , Marcia Beverly l e a n M a y , Marilyn Milnes, M o l l y H o b a r t , Jim h i m , Joyce K n o w l e s , lorry Davenport, E d d i e H a m l i n , Mmes m e r , La., R a n k i n , Lows' Woods, A l f r e d L u k e , Lyda C h i l s o n , Gary N O R S AXOPHONES F i s k , Shirley l e , Martha S n y d e r , Gordon e s s e r , Douglas n D a w n B A S S E S Johnson, D o u a i . , B A R I TO N E S A X O P H O N E K l i n e , Bruce o y B i l l c k e r , Pot e r, n i ' o , S n y d e r, C a r l Holly Glen Coe, S h i r l e y t W w E r l e e t w W O W V & M e w, Joan Stevens, S u e To m s o n , C o r o l Luce, J o y c e O PAGE E I G H T Y- E I G H T k a o n d TRUMPETS ' G , , PGtice . n h A W s R a t I t s o , S Ellen o b k l e y, R O H i n cN Eo n n YS J n T Carol, L r R Robert S a Hubbard, Clyde & H e l m e r, J i m N o s , Grace A n n S n , Frankie A n , L e R C U S S I O N h n s o n , Robert, Bass d e r b o r g . Ronald, Boss n e d i c t , Charles, Cymbals d g m a n , David, Snare i n g w u e a a c k s e o b o d S e T E n E o n e o R u " e " ' F I L I N e 1 1 1 4 O R N S m B u P J u B H , i g Y Vo n t , Fred James f Manson, J e r r y , Donald , e S r d , To r n , M T u c k e P , " a r r t r l O r e w C , ' I Z e d r m i t T W I R L nntinC7oli. B I HogobOorn, J e a n l t r l r a o SAXOPHONES V s l N o b l e r, P e a s v A v e r y, S i d n e Y R u m s e y, O t t o T a e t i a a E ' • n L % r M i tTicheingt7,hlo Lee , N c e n s R r K o s l t o r w e r s g e h o r l i . s o r E o h h e n , , , . R n b o u n , K r,W.'1°E Jock,Snore se in Priscilla Ronald Coy , Bill , Joe , Bill Welch, N o r e i t a n , Eli,beth Freda S n , Non, Kolossa, N a n , d , Betty �" C " BAND FLUTES RickeY II F L AT C L A R I N E T S G e n t r y, D e l b e r t Anderson, D o n a l d Myers, L o r a l . Knowles, D e l o r e s Fergason, K e n n e t h R a g g e d y, J e a n Baysinger, D o u g l a s Rathbun, R o s a l e s . Heckman, E l e a n o r Johnson, C o r a l Barlow, J a n e t Knowles, B e t t y J e a n Long, C a r o l Mooi, P o t s ' , Lewis, D i c k Parrish. J u d y Jacques. L y l e Va u g h n . J u d y Mitchell, R o g e r Chatfield, Richardson, L o a m ! Fansler, S a n d r a L e e Hord, D o u g l a s Acock, B i l l y Sherman, S o n j a Smith, D a v i d Palm . . . . . , L o r a i n e E MELLOPHONF McBride, C a r o l y n A LTO S A X O P H O N E S Kemp, Carolyn SatchfieId. King, R e s a l e . Tucker, R u t h Hacker, J u d y M a y, D o n n a H e l m e r, P a t r i c i a Douglas, P o o l Whiting, C h a r l e s Chatfield, H u n t l e y, R o b e r t Barnes. C a r r e l Sherman. K e n n e t h Wiser, J e r r y C MELODY SAXOPHONES Thebasid, M a r g a r e t Yo u n g , C h u c k CORNETS a n d T R U M P E T S Ch•noweth, D a v i d Frankhauser, B i l l y '11.71re.y."tm i c t I I , D d r d Smi., Dean S c h e i d . , Rollie Carless, C a r l t o n Tucker, R u s s e l l D o h e i d l „ iBAR! TROMBONES PERCUSSION Parks, D e a n . B a s s D r u m , Greg. Snore Drum leas, G e o r g e , S n o r e D r u m Dillie, H o w a r d , S n o r e D r u m B a r l o w, G l e n . S n o r e D r u m Philbrick, D o r i s . S n o r e H u f f m a n Jack, S n o r e T M . . , Pearson, G e o r g e t t e , S . D r u m Hulbert, E a r l . S n a r e D r u m Osborn, To r n . S n a r e D r u m H y l a n d , To m m y, S n o r e D m . , Noble, J o h n , Snore D r u m PAGE E I G H T Y - N I N E �Senior High l'horns FRONT ROW: Stetler, Parks, Smith, Sellers, Otis, Miss Roberts, Wa l k e r, Raymond, B o k h , Renshaw, Paradine, Macklin, Draper. M r. Olson. SECOND ROW: Miller, Wilkins. Brandt, Devlin, Born, Hall, Clearwater, Stemen, Spode, C o . , Davis, Dennis, Smith, Reppert, Caswell. THIRD ROW: Knirk, Pifer, Word, Betts, Little, Caswell, Comers,,, Ta y l o r, Fisher, D e a n , Bressler, W o o d , Smith, Johnson. P i a n o player, Margaret Wilson. J u n i o r High ('horns FIRST ROW: Lennington, Tockett, Reamer, Hinson, Sofford, Coe, Miss Roberts, Lewis, Jenkins, Froser, Trovelbee, Barton, Fry, Closson, Calvin, Lyons, Fisher. SECOND ROW: Keyes. M a y, Mollenkopf, Andrews. Renshaw, Steffey, Morchant, Michael, M i l l e r, Knopp, Morris, B a r r i ' ' , Bronson, Greshow, Brous*, Shaw. THIRD ROW: Stewart Gordon a t piano, PoInsane, Pippin, Russell, Hills, Dick, Porsholl, G r a y, Blancett, Thomas, Carlisle, Wooster, Bellamy, Olmsted, Dennison, C r o w f o r, Weeks, Frederick, M i l n e , • T h e J u n i o r H i g h Chorus, directed b y Miss Ellen Roberts, w a s composed o f forty-two voices this y e a r. T h e y w o r k e d o n " J o h n n y Stranger," a n operetta by George Kleinsinger, written in the modern idiom. S t e w a r t Gordon w a s the piano accompanist f o r the g r o u p d u r i n g t h e year. The Senior H i g h Chorus, consisting o f forty-three a d v a n c e d choristers, w a s under the combined direction o f Miss Roberts and M r. Laurence Olson. A m o n g many other activities o f t h e y e a r, t h e y participated i n several casts o v e r WTVB a n d presented t h r e e assemblies b e f o r e t h e student b o d y. Margaret Wilson a n d C a r o l M a g e e p r o v i d e d t h e p i a n o accompaniment f o r this g r o u p . PAGE NINETY �SENIOR H I G H Office JUNIOli HIGH Office LIBRARIANS PAGE N I N E T Y - O N E �Athletics... 1951 PAGE N I N E T Y - T W O ��FOOTBALL R E V I E W Three Rivers 2 Coldwater 0 There 7 Coldwater 20 There Marshall 40 Coldwater 7 Here East Lansing 19 Coldwater 7 Here Hillsdale 3 Coldwater 26 There Lakeview 1 Coldwater 7 Here Coldwater 7 Here Coldwater 6 There Adrian Albion Sturgis 6 1 COACHES: PREVOST, CONNOLLY, EBY, LIVERMORE, GRIGG PAGE NINETY- �BACK ROW: Coach Grigg, Gilbert, Secord, Sherman, Granger, Pearce, Wallace, Brown, Doris, Kusel, Dirschell, Troutman. SECOND ROW: Coach Livermore, Bennett, McLaughlin, Walker, Banister, Jackson, McConnell, Whitcomb, Zabonick, Connell, Ford, Coach Eby, FIRST ROW: Miller, White, Grigg, Sturgeon, S t o m a , Hurley, Pope, Trencher, Raymond, Lyman, Carless. Varsity Foot ball • T h e Cardinals, inexperienced as a team, fighting w i t h set thoroughly trounced in their opening game of the season b y Three Rivers 20-0. The f o l l o w i n g w e e k , s h o w i n g m u c h improvement, C o l d w a t e r bounced b a c k to t a k e A d r i a n 20-7. U n d e r t h e p o w e r o f a r u g g e d Marshall Redskin t e a m , they were rocked back on their heels, 40-7, i n Coldwater's christening dinal Field. T h e Cardinals' second s h o w i n g b e f o r e h o m e f a n s w a s a s f a t a l as t h e i r first, East Lansing d e m o t i n g C o l d w a t e r, 1 9 - 7 , o n l y t o by a Hillsdale d r u b b i n g , 35-26. T h e n Lakeview i n v a d e d C a r d i n a l Field f o r the thriller o f the year. N e i t h e r team gained supremacy, t h e score stood 7-6, and a C o l d w a t e r sleeper p l a y clicked o n l y t o b e called b a c k o n a n o f f -side penalty. Lakeview clinched t h e g a m e , minutes l a t e r, 1 2 - 7 . C o l d w a t e r c a m e back h a r d against a h i g h l y -rated A l b i o n eleven t o score a well-earned upset, 7-6. S t i l l hoping f o r another Twin Valley victory, Coldwater played a t Sturgis, where twenty-five CHS seniors d u g t h e i r cleats i n t o h i g h school g r i d the last time. A f t e r a h a r d f o u g h t game Sturgis came u p w i t h a 13-6 victory. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY PAGE NINETY-FIVE �PAGE N I N E T Y - S I X �PA G E N I N E T Y- S E V E N �BACK ROW: Swain, Shiery, K u l o w, H o ff , Fonda, A l l . , , B a l d w i n , Carless, Ballard, Zobonick, Comerson, Cooch Livermore. SECOND ROW: Spencer, Milnes, Zabonick, McConnell, Brayton. Helmer, Tucker, Dirschell, Cronson, Silvers, Johnson. FIRST ROW: Smith, Luce, Corless, Hobart, Wilkins, Rigg, Dirschell, Morrill, Dillon. RESERVE FOOTBALL Sehedule Sturgis 1 Coldwater 0 Here Albion 1 Coldwater 0 There Albion _ 19 Coldwater 6 Here 6 Coldwater 0 There Lakeview 54 Coldwater Sturgis __ 32 _ Coldwater Albion 1 0 There There • W h e n t h e Reserves opened t h e i r season, t h e y lacked t h e experience s h o w n by reserve t e a m s i n p r e v i o u s years. T h e f i r s t g a m e w a s w i t h Trojans, w h o because o f t h e i r a d v a n t a g e i n speed w e r e victorious, w i n n i n g by a 1 2 t o 0 score. O n t h e f o l l o w i n g w e e k t h e y w e r e h a n d e d a 1 2 t o 0 defeat b y the A l b i o n Wildcats. A g a i n p l a y i n g t h e A l b i o n seconds, t hey w e r e on t h e short e n d o f a 1 9 t o 6 count i n a h a r d f o u g h t battle. F o r t h e t h i r d straight g a m e w i t h A l b i o n a t A l b i o n t h e y w e r e a g a i n shaded b y a 6 t o 0 margin. L a k e v i e w, h a v i n g a l l t h e necessary qualifications f o r a team, w o n the lopsided g a m e 5 4 t o 13. P l a y i n g the last g a m e o f the season at Sturgis, they w e r e trounced b y the junior Trojans 32 t o 0. PAGE NINETY- �BACK ROW: Smith, Langworthy, Brown, Ferguson, Dennis, Keyes, Snyder. THIRD ROW: Coach Houston, Schubel, Cochrane, Northrup, Temples, Gifford, Otis, Colvin, Pitcher, Sweet. SECOND ROW: Gramyk, Kline, Morrison, M a y. Hodgman, Stanley, Smith, Hudson, Downer, Donkin, Nickles, Stephenson. FIRST ROW: Denbrock, Burcow, Granger, Kline, Duke, Hurley. FUTURE VA R S I T Y FOOTBALL Schedule Coldwater at State Home We 2 Coldwater a t Sturgis 7 The 1 0 Quincy a t Coldwater 1 1 State Home at Coldwater 1 6 Sturgis a t Coldwater 1 0 Coldwater a t Quincy 2 0 • T h e Future Varsity football team, coached b y Roy Houston a n d John Prevost, swept through an undefeated season b y subduing six opponents. The t e a m , composed m o s t l y o f freshmen, sophomores, a n d a f e w juniors, practiced every afternoon d u r i n g eighth hour and after school w h e n possible. Many o f the boys played good, h a r d b a l l , a n d showed t h a t they h a d earned the r i g h t to try out for Reserve and Varsity positions next fall. PAGE NINETY- M E . �BASKETBALL R E V I E W The 1 9 5 0 - 5 1 C o l d w a t e r v a r s i t y b a s k e t b a l l team ended t h e season w i t h e i g h t w i n s against nine losses. To most persons, this record doesn't look v e r y impressive, b u t t o t h e l o c a l f a n s , i t was a g o o d season. A l t h o u g h there w e r e o n l y two r e t u r n i n g l e t t e r w i n n e r s f r o m l a s t y e a r ' s squad, Coach Eby took w h a t material able, a n d d i d a w o n d e r f u l job. T h e Cards w e r e young a n d inexperienced, b u t a t times showed a caliber o f championship ball, a n d a l w a y s h a d the t r a d i t i o n a l C a r d i n a l spirit. T h e team ended third i n t h e Tw i n Va l l e y race w i t h in the top twe n ty o f the TV scoring d e r b y. Thus, the R e d b i r d s h a d a w e l l - b a l a n c e d t e a m , a n d should b e the team t o watch i n n e xt year's Tw i n Valley basketball scene. Nov. 28. T h e Cards opened the season against the T h r e e Rivers Wildcats, a n d w e r e d e f e a t e d 55-50 i n a n o n -conference tilt. Dec. 2. T h e defending T V champs w o n t h e i r first conference g a m e o v e r t h e 35-27 b e f o r e a capacity c r o w d a t t h e A r m o r y. Dec. 8 . T h e Redbirds traveled t o t h e capitol PA G E O N E H U N D R E D city o n l y t o b e defeated b y a red-hot sing team 51-47. Dec. 1 2 . H i l l s d a l e , f i r e d u p f o r with t h e C a r d s , h a n d e d C o l d w a t e r t h e i r f i r s t one p o i n t defeat o f the season, 46-45. Dec. 1 5 . A f t e r b e i n g d e f e a t e d b y sing the previous week, the Cards, m a d venge, thrashed t h e A l b i o n Wildcats b y a 46-24 margin. Dec. 1 9 . S t u r g i s , C o l d w a t e r ' s h o t t e s t r i v a l s for t h e p a s t years, w a s h a n d e d i t s secutive d e f e a t b y a Cardinal quintet, 66-60. Jan. 5 . T h e u p a n d c o m i n g tans were defeated b y a red-hot and water aggregation 59-41. Jan. 1 2 . T h e M a r s h a l l Redskins, f a v o r e d t o cop the TV title, w e r e given a rough overtaking t h e Cards, 73-60 a t Marshall. Jan. 1 4 . T h e C o l d w a t e r C a r d s (Continued o n p a g e 102) �STANDING: Gilbert, Tucker, McConnell, Carless, Bennett, Lyman. KNEELING: Whitcomb, Coach Eby, Jackson, Shiery, Grigg, Coach Liverrnore. Varsity Basketball Schedule Nov. 2 8 Coldwater 5 0 T. Rivers 55 H e r e Jan, 2 6 Coldwater 6 2 A l b i o n Dec. Coldwater 3 5 A d r i a n 29 H e r e Feb. 2 Coldwater 5 0 E. Lansing 4 4 H e r e 4 4 Dec. 8 Coldwater 4 7 E. L a n s i n g 5 1 There Feb. 9 Coldwater 4 3 A d r i a n Dec. 12 Coldwater 4 5 Hillsdale 46 H e r e Feb. 1 2 Coldwater 6 6 Sturgis _ 6 0 H e r e Dec. 15 Coldwater 4 6 A l b i o n 24 There Feb. 1 6 _ Coldwater 3 9 L a k e v i e w 4 7 There Dec. 19 Coldwater 5 2 Sturgis 46 There Feb. 2 3 Coldwater 4 4 M a r s h a l l _ . 4 8 H e r e Jan. 5 Coldwater 5 9 L a k e v i e w 41 H e r e Tournament Jan. 1 2 Coldwater 6 0 M a r s h a l l 73 There Feb. 2 8 Jan. 1 9 Coldwater 3 5 Hillsdale 45 There Mar. 3 ____ Coldwater 4 1 S t u r g i s 6 2 Sturgis 4 5 Here There Coldwater 4 8 T. Rivers 4 4 S t u r g i s THIS PAGE SPONSORED B Y KERR HARDWARE COMPANY PAGE ONE �lia..1.4.1 ball Ile% ievt - - 4 (Continued f r o m p a g e 100) point r a l l y a n d w h i p p e d t h e S t u r g i s Tr o j a n s 52-46. powered b y H i l l s d a l e 3 5 - 4 5 o n t h e H i l l s d a l e court. Feb. 16. T h e Lakeview Spartans, i n ond a t t e m p t , r e a c h e d t h e i r p e a k a g a i n s t t h e Redbirds a n d shuffled t h e Cards Jan. 26. A l b i o n , coming to Coldwater, played the C a r d i n a l s i n o r a c e h o r s e g a m e , a n d f o r three p e r i o d s s t a y e d o n e v e n t e r m s w i t h t h e Redbirds. C o l d w a t e r f i n a l l y p u l l e d won 62-44. Feb. 2 3 . T h e Cards, t r y i n g t o seek r e v e n g e from t h e T V Chomps, l e d t h e g a m e f o r t h r e e periods b e f o r e loosing o u t t o t h e skins 48-44. Feb. 2. A f t e r being defeated b y East Lansing in t h e i r 2 n d conference t i l t , t h e mined t o upset t h e Trojans, defeated t h e m 5 0 ' 44 i n o n e o f the best games o f the season. Feb. 2 8 . T h e C o l d w a t e r q u i n t e t , lhe m e m o r y o f defeat, upset Three Rivers 48-44 to w i n a place in the district finals. March 3. T h e Cards fighting t o w i n ionship were beaten 62-41 b y a hot Sturgis team, which s h o w e d e x c e l l e n t m a r k s m a n s h i p f r o m long r a n g e . T h i s b r o k e t h e record o f secutive defeats b y Coldwater teams in previous years. Feb. 9. T h e Redbirds traveled t o A d r i a n a n d were defeated b y o n " u p " M a p l e s s q u a d i n a thrilling overtime game. Feb. 12. C o m i n g f r o m behind i n the last 2:14 of t h e g a m e , t h e C a r d s p u t o n a b r i l l i a n t 1 4 • PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - T W O �4 A r ) f a Tucke Gilbert Shier McConnel Grig Ly n n Bennet Whitcom Carles Jackso Varsity Basketball Individuals DAVE BENNETT: a junior, won his first varsity letter Dave, o good ball hawk, played a n alert heads-up defensive game, was on excellent dribbler, and showed plenty o f scor. ing punch, a s justified b y his high ranking i n the T. the enemy passes t o break up sure baskets. H e was in there all the w a y, w i n o r lose. H e also finished high i n the T. V. scoring race a n d was awarded a second t e a m berth o n t h e all-conference squad. ing derby. ERWIN CORLESS: a senior, w o n his first varsity year. E t c didn't ploy much, b u t when h e did, h e displayed his best. H e wee a team player a n d kept the morale high. DICK GILBERT: a senior, received his first varsity year. D i c k w a s a good ball handler, quick, a n d deceptive. He didn't see much action b u t w a s there when Coach Eby needed him. HAROLD GRIGG: a senior, winning his first varsity year, played olmost every position. H a r o l d s a w quite a b i t of action a n d played well while i n the game. DALE JACKSON: a junior, winning his second varsity award, turned in an excellent performance as a defensive player. A l . though Dale wasn't e top scorer, he was not t o be overlooked as an offensive player. H e was o f great value t o the team and was awarded the honor o f being co-captain. BOB LYMAN: a senior, wan his second varsity award this year. Bob w a s a n all-around player, a n d h e intercepted many o f TOM McCONNELL: a junior, w o n his first varsity year. Toni was a feared scoring threat on the team. H e could tip, fake, a n d drive, a n d w a s a n effective shoomr from o u t court. " M o c k " led the team in scoring and ended up tied f o r sixth i n the Twin Valley. JOHN SHIERY: a junior, held a berth o n the varsity bunk for the first time this year. H e didn't see much action but proved to be capable o f taking over Whitcomh's position next year. John worked hard all season. BOB TUCKER: a sophomore, played his first year Bob went i n many times as a substitute a n d always played well. " Tu c k " consistently showed plenty o f spirit a n d ohght to be a n asset to next year's team. BOB WHITCOMB: a senior, probably the most improved player on the squad, won his firs, varsity letter this 6 feet 31/2 inches, "Whit" really p u t out all season ceeded in playing as Coach Eby had instructed him. B o b was awarded a n honorable mention, and was also co-coptain. PAGE ONE HUNDRED- �OUTSIDE: Dillon, McLoughlin, Connell, Boldwin, Corlett, Smith, Stansell, Kulow, S w o n , Zobonick INSIDE: Coach Livermore, Bollard, Miller, Rigg. RESERVE B A S K E T B A L L Sehedule Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. 28 1 8 1 1 1 5 1 Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater 3 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 Three Rivers Adrian E. Lansing Hillsdale Albion Sturgis Lakeview Marshall 48 H e r e 20 H e r e 54 There 44 H e r e 34 There 22 There 29 H e r e 37 There Jan. 19 C o l d w a t e r 3 Hillsdale Jan. 26 C o l d w a t e r 47 Albion 28 H e r e Feb 2 Coldwater 2 E. L a n s i n g 44 H e r e Feb 9 Coldwater 2 Adrian 17 There Feb 12 C o l d w a t e r 30 Sturgis 32 H e r e Feb 16 C o l d w a t e r 3 Lakeview 39 There Feb 23 C o l d w a t e r 25 Marshall 47 H e r e 42 There • T h i s year's reserve team, coached b y Bob Livermore, h a d a t o u g h schedule which resulted i n their finishing the season w i t h t w o wins and The Junior Cards showed much spirit and a b i l i t y in their games a n d eral h e a r t breakers b y slim margins. The squad was composed o f seven Sophomores and six Juniors, most o f whom were playing their first year of reserve ball. W i t h the return o f over players, n e x t year's squad can look f o r w a r d t o a prosperous season. PAGE ONE �BACK ROW: Schubel, Cochrane, Wilkins, Cranson, Zabonick. FRONT ROW: Coach Prevost, Silvers, Brown, Zabonick, Gifford, Dirschell, Helmer, Northrup, Bradt. FUTURE VA R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L • T h e Future Va r s i t y b a s k e t b a l l t e a m w a s coached a g a i n t h i s y e a r b y J o h n Prevost. T h e team p u t in m a n y hours o f practice, a n d w h e n they came to the games, the y played h a r d a n d showed determination t o w i n . The b i g f a c t a b o u t t h e i r games is t h a t e i g h t Oct o f t h e t w e l v e p l a y e d w e r e against varsity a n d reserve competition f r o m smaller schools. A g a i n s t these teams, t h e club piled u p a creditable 6 w o n 6 lost record. T h e i r t w o biggest games in the minds o f the young Cardinals w e r e t h e thrillers they t o o k f r o m the Tekonsha a n d Bronson quintets. Glenn B r a d t w a s voted b y t h e squad m e m b e r s a s h o n o r a r y c a p t a i n o f t h e team, a n d w i l l represent the team a t the a l l sports banquet. Schedule Tekonsha—There St. Charles—There State School—Here Bronson—Here Union City—There State School—Here Bronson—There Union City—There Quincy—There St. Charles—Here Quincy—Here Tekonsha—Here _ CH 42 1 4 48 3 3 5 43 5 28 29 46 PAGE ONE OPP, 39 49 2 3 46 29 5 46 2 64 34 5 �BACK ROW: Kulow, Hobart, Dillon, Connell, Raymond, Shiery, Milnes. SECOND ROW: Wilkins, Carless, Jackson, Carless, Davis, Lyrnan, Coach Livermore. KNEELING: Zabonick, Bennett, McLaughlin. VA R S I T Y BASEBALL • T h e C a r d i n a l baseball nine, coached b y B o b Livermore, w i l l b e rienced team this year facing the loss o f eight first string players due tion. H o w e v e r, CHS c a n expect a successful season i f t h e b o y s s h o w t h e t r u e Cardinal s p i r i t s h o w n i n preceding years. Sehedule April 2 0 —Marshall April 2 4 —Albion H T April 2 7 —Lakeview May 4 —Adrian T H May 15—E. Lansing M a y 1 8 —Sturgis r e h e T H e h h e e r e e r r e r e e r e e Non-conference g a m e s i n c o m p l e t e THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE [EGG LUMBER COMPANY PAU, UNE �RESERVE BASEBALL PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - S E V E N �BACK ROW: Granger, Treadle, Pearce, Rigg, Donkin, Dirschell, Snyder, Cranson, Otis, Carnerson, Morrill. THIRD ROW: Keyes, Spencer, Hoff, Brown, Whitcomb, Baldwin, Grigg. SECOND ROW: White, Dirschell, Brayton, Smith, Kusel, Allen, Ford, Ferguson, Larnberson, Brown. FIRST ROW: Coach Green, Gruner, Tucker, Miller, Pope, Harvey, Sherman, Flurley, Troutman, Carless. T R A C K SQUAD • T h e track situation t h i s y e a r i s v a s t l y i m p r o v e d a s n e w hurdles h o v e b e e n built, n e w u n i f o r m s purchased, a n d a n e w t r a c k constructed. W i t h eleven varsity members returning, CHS hopes to have a successful season. Schedule April 11—Marshall, T h e r e April 1 9 —Lakeview, T h e r e April 2 6 —Adrian, T h e r e May 9 —Sturgis T h e r e May 12 Tw i n Va l l e y, Albion College May 15—Albion, T h e r e THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY BURTON BROTHERS — NASH PAGE ONE �STANDING, Coach Eby, Dygert, Walker, McConnell, KNEELING: Wallace, GOLF T E A M Sehedule April 9 —Albion H April 1 6 —Marshall T April 2 3 —Lakeview T April 3 0 —Hillsdale T May 7 —Albion T h May 1 0 —Marshall H May 14—Twin Va l l e y A e h h h r e e e e e e e e r e e r e d r i a n • T h i s y e a r t h e prospects o f a championship t e a m a r e d i m m e d b y t h e loss o f several players f r o m l a s t year's squad. G r a d u a t i o n l e f t t w o positions open, but several g o o d prospects h a v e b e e n e y e d f o r t h e v a c a n t v a r s i t y berths. Two returning letter m e n a r e John Dygert a n d Jack Wa l k e r w h o h a v e three years o f varsity experience behind them. This year f o r the first t i m e the boys hope t o g e t a professional t o If one can b e secured i t w i l l h e l p greatly i n reducing t h e scores o f t h e boys. Practice this y e a r w i l l b e held as usual a t t h e Coldwater Country Club. I t is through the generous co-operation o f this club that Coldwater is able ticipate i n Tw i n Vo l l e y g o l f competition. PAGEONE r r r �BACK ROW: McConnell, BenneII, Gordon, W . Stevenson. FIRST ROW: Thompson, longworthy, Fonda, Zobonirk, Quimby, L. Stevenson, Bressler. KNEELING: Reamer, Hurley. TENNIS T E A M .44 h 1 4 11 i e April 11 —Albion H e r April 18—Lokeview H e r April 1 9 —Albion T h e r April 2 5 —Adrian H e r May 2—Howe H e r May 9 —Lakeview T h e r May 1 6 —Adrian T h e r May 23—Howe H e r May 5—Twin Va l l e y A d r i e e e e e e e e a n • T h e 1951 Tennis team w i l l h a v e a n e w coach this y e a r i n John Prevost, w h o is taking over the duties o f Fred Weeks, Sr. T h e nucleus o f the team w i l l b e formed a r o u n d five returning lettermen f r o m t h e 1950 squad. T h e y McConnell, Wa d e Bressler, Victor Fonda, Bob Tompson a n d son. I f these five boys perform w e l l a n d t h e rest o f the squad the Cardinals should h o v e a good year. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY L. A . DARLING CO. PAGE ONE �VA R S I T Y C H E E R L E A D E R S BACK ROW: Bodie, Meier, Thomas, Devlin. FRONT ROW: Hammond, McBride, Tropp. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Mack, Thomas, Schlabor's, Allen, Wilcox, Miller PAGE ONE �Index to Advertisers Aduno Construction Co. Anderson Dairy A & P Super Market Arlington Hotel _ _ _ 11 12 12 12 11 11 12 __ 11 8 119 12 12 11 _ 70 Arnold Auto Parts _ _ Asbury Bros. &eagerly Funeral Home Bailey Radio Barlow, G. R. Bee Hive Shoe Store Best's Market Branch County Form Bureau _ _ Branch County Savings Bank _ Branch Co., J. B. 11 72 Branch County Medical Association 10 Burton Bros.—Nash _ 119 Chapman', 119 Chatterbox 12 City Dairy 114 Clubs 11 Coca Cola 12 Coldwater Cleaners _115 Coldwater Co-op 12 Coldwater Daily Reporter 119 Coldwater Dairy Co. 115 Coldwater Coldwater Recreation 11 11 Coldwater Rendering Co. Darling Co., L. A . 110 Davis Coal and Fuel 12 Davis News Agency 12 Davis, 0 . W. 12 11 Earl's Garage Elliott's Market 12 Equitable Life Assurance Society (Howard M. Teeter) 12 Federal Mogul 58 Fox Florist _ 118 Freda', Beauty Shop 117 Fremont Street Grocery 12 Gas Service Co. 116 Gamby Candy Co. 12 H & H Cleaners 119 Hilton Store 12 Houser's Gulf Station 12 Murrell, Herbert G. (Register of Deeds) Ideal Paint and Wallpaper _ 12 12 In.rnational Harvester 115 Jo Anne's Beauty Shop 12 Joe's Lunch _ 8 Johnson' 114 Juhl's Drug Store 12 Keller, Lou Kerr Hardware Kiess Jewelry Knowles. Vernie PAGE ONE HUNDRED- 12 _ 101 7 12 10 12 7 12 Mac's Furniture Horne 12 Mac's Pharmacy 118 Mahaffey, Rob't 12 Main Beeuty Shop _125 Momn Theater 7 Morion Brothers 12 Marethy Radio Shop 11 Martin's Book Store 11 Martin's Grocery 12 Mashon.Dorsey Memorials 12 McCann-Martin 12 McComb', Shoe Store 12 McDaniel 9 Mclaughlin's Pastries __ 11 9 McMillan, W . A . _ 11 9 Model Finance _127 Olds Cleaners _ 11 7 Olmstead Dairy 12 Olney, Ralph (Branch County Treasurer) 8 Osborn Photo Service 7 O'Shanohan's 12 Otto's 6 Patterson Co., Printers 11 Pearce Cigar Store 7 Penney, J. C . Co. 12 Pete's H i -Speed 12 Pratt Mfg. Co 11 Prey Motor Soles _ 11 Pollock a n d Son 6 Quality Spring Products, Inc. 6 Repperes 12 Rogers, Dale _ _ 12 Schafer M f g . Co. 12 Shattuck-Livermore 7 Shaw Shoe 12 Sheehy, Bosil Short's Tire and Appliance __ 12 Smoke Motor Sales 5 Snyder' 11 Southern Michigan National Bank 6 12 S. & R. Texaco 12 Stamen, Judge 12 Stella R e 12 Stokes Marine Supply 116 Tibbits Theater 12 Tribolet' 11 Tuck's Service Station 12 Wolker's Laundry 12 Warner Buick 114 Woy.De Nooyer 11 West End Grocery 11 Wilbur's Furniture 12 Woodward & Son 12 WTV Legg Lumber C o . Linker's Lake Service Co. Lyon's Drug Store (Rob't Lyon) �"The That PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - T H I RT E E N �CLUBS HIT B C-CLUB A S Y-TEENS J E N N U D I O R I O R N GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA S T U D E N T COMMISSION DANCING CLUB J U N I O R HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL ED. NOTE: We wish t o express our appreciation f o r the twentydonated by each organization. JOHNS WAY - DE CHEVROLET QUALITY Th Home o Friendl Servic "May Success Be Yours, • Seniors 57-65 So. Monroe Street PHONE 27 PAGE O N E H U N D R E D -FOURTEEN �COMPLIMENT CONGRATULATIONS O International Harvester Refrigerators And Freezers Coldwate Recreatio R. F. M O O R E I M P L E M E N T C O M PA N Y I H C DEALER CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '51 For all kinds of Office SUPPLIES A N D EQUIPMENT • TYPEWRITERS a n d ADDING MACHINES POLLOCK Lumbe and Coal SALES A N D Coldw OfficeSupply PHONE 145-M When in need of CONGRATULATIONS ADAMS CONSTRUCTION CO. COAL, FEED Call 6 8 Coldwater Co-op PA G E O N E M U N D P . - 1 - G I U N �CONGRATULATIONS, Compliment o Pratt M o t o r Sales 11 South Hudson C o l d w a t e r , Mich. Coldwater Telephone 38 Rendering Co. QUALITY at WILBUR' FURNITURE CONGRATULATIONS ArnoldAuto 93 West Chicago St. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Phone Compliment BEST WISHES ! o GasService Earl's Garage Telephone 238 J GOOD LUCK SENIOR Asbury Everything Good to Eat PAGE O N E N U N D R E D - 5 0 0 E E N "Best Wishes To Class And Staff" Jiit . �CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ! Compliments of 9zeda' Olmstead's BEAUTY SHOP "Good Milk for Good Health" GOOD LUCK! • Larry Olmstead R o y c e Olmstead Compliments SENIOR inattinA go-o-k . "GOOD LUCK TO THE of West End CLASS OF ' 5 1 " Meats — Groceries — Vegetables MARTIN'S CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Branch Farm Bureau GROCERY 46 W. Park Ave. COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - S E V E N T E E N �SNYDER'S 8ctite 1?,c BAKERY Tuck'sService Groceries, Meats, Ice Cream Modern Cabins COLDWATER, Phone 160 479 Marshall St. Tel. 493 J CONGRATULATIONS, HERE' SENIOR HEALT HAPPINES SUCCES 96Iz Norm Faulkner 174W 5 5 TO THE SENIORS ! • WEST To the Seniors of '51 J.B.BRANCH PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - E I G H T E E N BOB MAHAFFEY THE Green �COMPLIMENT O H H Cleaner Model DRY-SHEEN METHOD 160 West Chicago Street TELEPHONE 1228 PHONE 22 BEST WISHES 74 To the Class of 1951 0. D. CHAPMAN elt- Jeweler Since 1880 TELEPHONE 757 M CONGRATULATIONS! W. A. CLASS OF " ' 5 1 " • Plumbing and Heating "GOOD THINGS ARE DONE LIP IN SMALL PACKAGES" It might be worth your while to give the Little " B i g " store t h e once o v e r. Y o u might like to be one of our tomers. PEARC CIGAR STORE Coldwate Dairy • M r. a n d M r s . G . R . B a r l o w 11 E. Pierce St. Fine Dairy PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - N I N E T E E N �Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS! To m Houser's GULF • MAC' Phar BEST WISHES from Jo Anne's BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMENT BAGGE AND GOOD WISHES FUNERAL HOME TO THE CLASS OF '51 BEST OF from the /114,w9tog ‘ele4 PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - T W E N T Y MAC'S Furniture Home �CONGRATULATIONS Best Wishes to the Class of '51 To the Class of '51 Schafer from the Branch County Treasurer Ralph O l n e y Union City OTTO'S Sporting Best of Luck to the Class of '51 fro Branch County Register of Deeds One Stop Sport Store Herbert G . Hurrell MODEL Compliments of Congratulations, SENIOR eity. East Chicago Road TELEPHONE 143 Slefia Se's from TheHilton Home o f Buster Brown a n d Teen Age Shoes GOOD LUCK GRADS from — for DRESSES AND • JUNIOR FAVORITES S TO K E S ' MARINE SUPPLY CO. PA G E O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- O N E �COMPLIMENT BEST OF LUCK O from TH A& P SHORT'S SUPER MARKET Congratulations, Best Wishes, Seniors ! Class of 1951 Tribolet 5c — 10c —$1.00 WOOD WARD and SONS Marothy Telephone 299 1 2 3 E. Park Ave. Kelvinator Refrigerators Ranges a n d Freezers A B C Wa s h e r s Du Mont and Arvin Television • REMEMBER ! "We Service Everything We Sell" Congratulations to the BEST WISHES T O ALL ANDERSON Compliments of the CLASS OF '51 Pete High PAGE O N E M U N O R E D T W E N T Y - I W O MAIN BEAUTY SHOP �CONGRATULATIONS! P2ctfce Yeitueompctr DAVIS N E W S S TA N D an BUS S TAT I O N Greyhound Lines, Inc. S. & R. Short W a y Lines, Inc. • TEXACO Compliments • M i n o r Repair DAVIS NEWS AGENCY • C a r Washing 101 W . Chicago Street Compliments WT of JUHL'S WTVB — FM Cut Rate Drugs The Self Service Store News Fremont Music Sport GROCERY DIAL 1 5 9 0 KC OR 98.3 M C PA G E O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- T H R E E �BEST OF Compliments of Shattuck BASIL FUNERAL HOME BEST WISHES — CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 • McCann - Martin McDaniel Compliment Coldwater of Daily R e p o r t e r D AV I S COAL A N D GOOD LUCK, Pratt Manufacturing Company PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y- F O U R �CONGRATULATIONS BES O FRO LUC Mashon • MEMORIALS COMPLIMENT Main, Compliments o f O Elliott' Loui Marke Keller PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - T W E N T Y- F I V E �Bee I-live Best Wishes To The Class o f '51 Best Luck to the Class of '51 Vernie Harley Sale Gam Can MOTORCYCLE and USED C and GOOD LUCK FROM The N e w Best's M a r k e t GROCERIES — MEATS PRODUCE A N D FROZEN FOODS Congratulations The Equitable Life Congratulations A n d Best Wishes Assurance Society To the Class o f 1951 IDEAL WALLPAPER HOWARD PAGE O N E H U N D R E D - T W E N T Y- A N D PA I N T STORE �Compliments BEST WISHES of Warner Congratulations, SENIOR a. W. Standard Service Max A. SHOE STORE C O L D WAT E R CLEANERS Offers Congratulations To The Seniors "God Speed t h e Graduates" (Class o f ' 2 1 ) CONGRATULATES DALE ROGERS CLASS O F '51 The Bicycle M a n Walker's Laundry BEST WISIIES FROM Your Home Town Laundry Since 1888 IRVINGL. Attorney — Justice of the Peace SOUTHERN M I C H I G A N B U I L D I N G PHONE 7 7 Coldwater, Michigan PA G E O N E H U N D R E D - T W E N T Y- S E V E N �titateltaizitd PAGE O N E H U N D R E D T W E N T Y - F I G H T ����: ' - _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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MICHIGAN ��Table of • FACULTY P SENIORS a P g a UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES e g P e a P EVENTS . 5 11 g a e g P a ATHLETICS P ADVERTISING 1 33 e 47 g e a P 69 g a e g 79 e 101 �ILDA PHILIPS O S C A R RENSHAW Dedicati The dedication of our year book proved a simple matter, for Philips and Oscar Renshaw, our class advisors, had a definite part in shaping our junior and senior years Miss Philips is probably best known to those students in commercial subjects, yet every member of the senior class of of her efficiency, her pleasing personality and her always Economics, sociology and history classes were only a small part of the daily schedule of Mr. Renshaw. I n our junior, as well as year, he was an invaluable aid. For extensive help whenever we needed it we honor So to two very grand people we, the class of 1950, extend and all the hope that they may have many more successful years 4 ��Administratio Mr. Thomas (SUPERINTENDENT O F S C H O O L S ) E. Byron Thomas, our new "Super," graduated from Albion College with a B. A. in 1924. I n 1935 he received ter's degree from Northwestern University, later doing graduate work at the University of Michigan. He taught high school was for six years Superintendent of School craft High School and for ten tendent of Vicksburg High School. ago he became C.H.S. Senior High principal and just two years ago Superintendent, thus completing his twenty•fifth year as He is a member of the Masons, the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Club, the Michigan Educational Association, the National Education the National Educational Fraternity, Phi Delta Kappa. He uses his spare he has any, reading anything in print * * * BOARD O F EDUCATION The Board of Education is a group of five Coldwater businessmen the people of Coldwater for terms of three years. The Board meets once and more often The largest task of the Board this past year, other than their regular duties of collecting and appropriating revenue and hiring teachers, has been the Under the Board's able supervision the construction of this new has been proceeding as part of a general expansion program under way which program will provide better buildings and a more adequate budget for the Coldwater DR. J . T H O M A S President O M R S . L M S MARGARET T E D Secretory DR. H A R O L D MR. W A Y N E MR S T A N L E Y DANNY WEIDENER JOHNSON Trustee BORDEN LOOSE Tr e a s u r e r �MR. DENNIS (SENIOR H I G H PRINCIPAL) Kermit Dennis, busy but genial principal of Roosevelt Senior High, graduated College as a Science Major in 1931. A t the University of Michigan he took his M. A. in Educational Administration. He then came to Coldwater High School. where he ence for fourteen years. After three principal of the Junior High, last year over the job of Senior lie belongs to the Masons. the Kiwanis Club, and the National Association ondary- Schools, and is a Presbyterian elder and president of the gan Guidance Association. H e is a nian of many hobbies, enjoying hunting and fishing, carpentry, and * * * MR. OLSON (JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL) Axner Olson, friendly head man across the court. graduated from Troy High School in 1929. H e took his Bachelor of Science degree from College and has also done post graduate work there. For five years he I I ( and baseball coach at New Troy He was principal and baseball coach at Homer High School for two years, and for one year was superintendent of High Six years ago he came to Coldwater and since that time he has taught Science and Mathematics, and served as and baseball coach. This is his second year as Junior High principal, and i s doing an excellent job. Besides his regular duties as principal. he has written f o r the Mirror, assisted letics, and cheerfully helped out in tivities. His special interests and fishing, and he has spent many hours in the North woods 7 �Faculty MRS. D O R O T H Y A I T C H I S O N W o l i n , S t u d y H a l l ; C o l d w a t e r h i g h school; Michigan S t a t e N o r m a l ; University o f W i s . , B.S.; Dancing C l u b I n s t r u c t o r. ROBERT B A R N E S h e COlirr. a U n i v e r s i t y, M S . ; G r a d u a t e S t u d y, C o r n e l l , HARLAN B O N D Band, O r c h e s t r a ; C a s s C i t y h i g h s c h o o l ; University o f M i c h i g a n , W S . , M . A . MRS. E L S I E B O R D E N Social S t u d i e s , M a t h e m a t i c s ; Kalamazoo Callege. B . A . MRS. J O S E P H I N E I T U R A N D T Home E c o n o m i c s ; N e w B l o o m f i e l d Pennsylvania S h a w , P o s t G r a d u a t e Michigan State a n d W e . . . . . Michigan. MRS. C O R L E O N E C O C H R A N E Social S t u d i e s , E n g l i s h ; H o w i n g s school; W e s W r n M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , University o f M i c h i g a n , University o f W i s c o n s i n . MRS. J A M E S C R O S B Y Vo c a t i o n a l A g r i c u l t u r e ; Michigan S t a t e College. B.S. MRS. H A R R Y D A V I D S O N Social S t u d i e s , E n g l i s h ; H o v i l o r i d h i g h w h o o l ; Bowling G r e e n C o l l e g e , B.S. MRS. G L A D Y S D A V I S Mathematics; C a l u m e t h i g h school; c . 111 ' , " * FLOYD E B Y Health E d u c a t i o n ; P h y s i c a l E d u c a t i o n ; colpernfine RUSSELL G R E E N M a t h e m a t i c s ; B o t t l e C r e e k h i g h school; TA S t a t e C o l l e g e , B . S . ; Western M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , B . A . ; Colorado C o l l e g e o f Education, M . A . BERTRAND G R I G G Shop, A s s i s t a n t C o a c h ; , I V Z , " . 7 7 m ' a i t g r t l e p e , B.S. MR. B U R D E T T E H A R R I S Mathematics; C o l d w a t e r h i g h w h o o l ; Michigan N o m a ! : Y P a i l a n t i . A . R . University o f C h i c a g o ; M i c h i g a n S W i e C o l l e g e . MRS. E T H E L C . H A W L E Y History. G o v e r n r n e , Morningside C o l l a g e , B A . MRS. A N N E H A Y E S North M u s k e g o n h i g h school; Hillsdale C o l l e g e , . A . ROY H O U S T O N Civics; C e n t r a l Te a c h e r s C o l l e g e , 1 . 5 . ; We s t e r n M i c h i g a n , N . H . ; U n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n MRS. D O R I S H U D S O N English, S p e e c h , D r a m a t i c s ; Benton H a r b o r h i g h s c h o o l ; W ,,,,, n Michigan, B.A.; UniI t T o f Michigan, M . A . MISS B E R N I C E L A Z E N B Y Social S t u d i o s , E n g l i s h ; Michigan S t o w N o r m a l , Western M i c h i g a n , L i f e C . y y i h t . I . . * * �Faculty LLOYD L I V E R M O R E Educdtion, A s s i s t a n t C o a c h , D r i v e r Tr a i n i n g ; W . . t . , y Michigan. L S . MRS. V I V A M a c F A R L A N E Horne E c o n o m i c s , C h e f C l a s s ; W e s t e r n Stole, U n i v e r s i t y o f C h i c a g o ; M i c h i g a n S t a t e Normal, Hillsdole C o l l e g e , L i f e Certificate. MRS. J A N E M c C A M L E Y English; O b e r l i n C o l l e g e . L A . ; S t u d y, University o f M i c h i g a n . MYRON McCAMLEY Science; U n i o n C i t y h i g h s s h o o l ; Michigan S t a t e N o r m a , : t i Tc r i l i t I t a t r MISS E V E LY N M O O R E H i s t o r y,. A m e r i c a n .Governinent; O b e r l i n C o l l e g e , p f M i c t o l g o n . L A . ; Te a c h e r s C o ! l e g e , Colo,,,bio U n i v e r s i t y, M . A . MISS GERTRUDE M O O R E Lotin, C R S . ; U . o f N . , B . A . ; U. o f I o w a , M . A . ; G r a d u a t e S t u d y American A c a d e m y i n R o m e . MISS J E A N PETERSON Art; R e d f o r d h i g h s c h o o l ; Albion C o l l e g e , L A . MISS R D A P H I L I P S Typing, B o o k e e p i n g ; R e m u s h i g h s c h o o l : Cenci, M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , B . A . JOHN PREVOST H e a l t h E d u c a t i o n , 1 0 t h H i s t o r y, Drivers' T r a i n i n g C o a c h ; Michigan S t o N N o r m a l C o l l a g e . B.S. * * * OSCAR R E N S H A W Economics, S o c i o l o g y, A r n e r i c o n H i s t o , Coldwater h i g h school; University o f M i c h i g a n , B . A . ; M . A . C. A L F R E D R I C E SA1Mb.Cand""ICOV; BfhwoblIretTirreBrInt/k.P1Velrent; Coldwater h i g h school; Western M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , I S . ; University o f M i c h i g a n , M . A . BERTRAND S I B L E Y MISS M E L I S S A SEMMELROTH Civics, M o t h e m o t i c s ; M i c h i g a n Nomol College; University o f California: University o f M i c h i g a n ; N o r m a l U n i v e r s i t y. Hill h i g h s o h o o l ; 2:17i{giBt.Ttn:rniAarl',hrA University o f M i c h i g a n , M . A 1 ; H o p e C o l l e g e . MISS R O S E S T E F F A N I A K %cl icl*,IvaSt.e"rd i . l ' f ; : ' c ° " * " Notre D o m e , r h . D . ; u n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n . ; MRS. A R L E N E W A T S O N English, C o m m e r c i a l G e o g r a p h y , Arithmetic, S t u d y H a l l ; South S i d e h i g h s c h o o l , I n d i a n a University, A . B . , M S . MRS. A L I C E W E I L E R Spanish, L i b r a r y, S t J o s e p h A c o d e n t e , University o f I l l i n o i s , B . A . ; University o f I l l i n o i s L i b r o r y S c h o o l , I S . MISS J O A N N E W E S T Vo c a l . I n s t r u m e n t a l ; Redford h i g h s c h o o l ; Albion C o l l e g e , B . A . _ t 11111411 9 �MILDRED N E W M A N THE SHIP I am standing upon the seashore. A ship at my her sails in the morning breeze and starts for the She is an object of beauty arid strength and I stand her until at length she is only a ribbon of white cloud the sea and sky come to mingle with each other. Then my side says, "There! Gone where? Gone from my sight — that is all. And just rnoment when the one at my side says, "There! She is are voices in a happier land to take up the glad shout, she comes'!" 1 �1 �PRESIDENT, J O A N N E K I N G ; V I C E P R E S I D E N T, B I L L S T A N S E l l ; S E C R E TA RY, G E N E F R Y ; T R E A S U R E R , J O E T O P E Senior Dear Diary 1 9 4 7 - 1 9 4 8 Senior High, here we are! Some of have made varsity squads and the Cthe girls have joined the Our officers for our first year in have been: president, Joe Yope; Jane Smith; secretary. Dave Ayers; urer, Sharon Facklain. Our sentatives are Mary Lapham and Dear Diary: 1 9 4 8 - 1 8 4 9 Leaders for this year are: Hoogenboom; vice president. Dave tar), Joan Pillsbury. and treasurer. mons. Mary Laphant and Bill as Our boys, mainly Rex Corless, and Gene Fry. are stars on the that has won Coldwater's first shi We gave our junior play. in the Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 Seniors at last! Officers are: Anne King; vice president, Bill tary. Gene Fry: treasurer, Joe sioners. Mary Lapham and Russell Bovee was elected Mayor In November. our senior play, "Murder at Random- was a Wouldn't it have been interesting i f of 1950 had kept a Diary for each year in Coldwater Junior and Senior Pretending that they did, let's turn back and read the Dear At last we are in Junior High! We president. Gretchen Meier; vice Stout; secretary. Jane Luedders: Denbrock and Student Council Hill Dear Diary 1 9 4 5 - 1 9 4 6 Some of us have attended our first year. The "All-Stars" basketball team formed, headed by Rex Corless. Gene Fry and Jim Our officers have been, president, batis; vice president. Bill Jane Ladders; treasurer. Bob Simons, dent Council Representative. Dear Diary: 1 9 4 6 - 1 9 4 7 At last we are the "seniors" of Many joined the new Dramatics Club. ers f o r the year have been: President, Jim Rhodes; vice president, Bernard secretary, Bill Stansell; treasurer, and president o f the Student Council, Joyce Schlubati 1 �SENIORS... D A V I D L E E AY E R S . " D a v e "That reminds . . . ; f ; k i k , Mirror 5 1 . 11 - 4 Cardinal Staff- 2 , 4 Junior P l a y - 3 Ploy-• Golf- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 football, Va r s i t y - 3 . M g r , Basketball, V a r s i t y - 2 , M g r . flow' I n t r o / Wolverine B o y s ' S t a t e - 4 Senior P l a y S t a g e C r e w DOUGLAS W AY N E BAXTER, " B u g s " Junior P l a y - 3 Jr. S r. B a n g . . C o m m - 3 4-H C l u b - 3 , 4 Sophomoro N A K 0 1 . . . SETON B O V E E , J R . , Mirror S t a f f - 4 Student C o u n c i l - 4 Junior P l o y - 3 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m - - 3 Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , 4 football Va r s i t y - 4 Track I . . . . . . . 2 Track V a r s i t y - 3 , 4 Democracy ontest-3, 4 C- C l u b - 3 , 4 Spring f a l l i e s - 2 future Va r s i t y f o o t b a l l - 1 , 2 V a r s i t y Bosketball-1, 2 f u t u r e Vo r s i t y B a s e b a l l - I , 2 H i , Basketball- 3 Mayar-• g HUGH D A V I D C A L L A H A N , J R . G "Junior" " O E O R h J O A N B R AY T O N , , . Caroful Intranwrals-1 Junior P l o y T i c k e t C o m m . - 3 Hall M o n i t a r - 2 Citizonship C o m m . - 2 Y- t e e n s - 2 , 3 . 4 Sophomore R w e p t i o n - 4 G E CARVER, "Bucket" d o o r, w h a t a d a y i n the SAW., P l a y - 4 F . 7 7 2 1 ' Jr..Sr, B a n q u e t C o m m . - 3 B a y s ' Intranwrals-1, 2 Track R e s e r v e - 3 T e n n i s - 2 4.11 Club- 1 U s h e r -2 Bawling- 2 , 3 A t h l o t i c Police- 3 National G u a r d - 1 , 2 , 3 , • V a r s i t y awball-2 Ring C o n i r n . - 3 P r e s . a n d Tr e s . - S w . Youth F e l l o v r s h i p CARLOS E D W I N C A R E . " D i r i k ' G o on h o m e " footholl I . . . . . . . 2 football V a r s i t y - 3 , 4 Baseball R I Track Va r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 NLI7r76-3 .0,1.6. REX C O R L E S S - " G G " 'figure t h a t Senior P l o y Nodal R 1 football Va r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 oskeball R I asketba r s i t - 2 , 3 , 4 r n .:" C.CI I , ROBERT C O C H R A N E , " B o b " "What d a w o do?" Ctr: Band-., 2. 3, 4 Soweto,. o f Band- 4 Citizenship C o m m . - 3 Ili- Y - 3 . 4 Tr o o s u r e r - • ootball V a r s i t y - 4 Baskotboll 3 , 3 Basketball V a r s i t y - 4 Basoball . I , 2 Bosoball V a r s i t y - 3 , 4 Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s - 1 Democracy C o n t e s t - 3 O R I N C O R N I S H , " To n g h L u c k " Boys' i n t r a r n u r a l s - 1 , 2 Nall M o n i t o r - 1 Tu i n b l i n g - 1 2, 3 , 4 2, 3 1 DONALD D . BYERS. " C . S . " "Hi W a a l . , Mirror S t a f f - 3 , Cardinal S t a f f - 3 , 4 Hi- Y - 2 . 3 , • Hi- Y V i c e P r e s i d e n t - 3 , football Va r s i t y - 4 basketball R o s e r v e s - 3 Basketball M g r - 4 Baseball R 1 Track V a r s i t y - 2 , 3 . 4 C- C l u b - 2 , 3 , • National G u a r d - 3 , 4 Exchango A s s e m b l i e s - 2 , 3 Spring F o l l i e s - 2 A d v e n i s i n g E d i t o r, C a r d i n a l - 4 �SENIORS... D O N N A JEANETTE CURTIS, " D o n n i e M A R L E N E D E N B R O C K , " N i k e "I wouldn't know." U s h e r - 3 T- t e e n s , 2 , 3 , 4 Urher-3, 4 Dramatics C l u b - 1 WILLIAM D E N N I S JR., " B i l l " " N N W Senior P l a y Citizenship C c . , . , , , —2 3, 4 Football R e 2 Football V a r s i t y - 3 , I Track . . . . . v e - 3 Hall M o n i l o r - 2 C- C l u b - 3 , 4 Athletic P o l i c e - 3 , 4 ROBERT J . D I C K E Y, " P a d , Golf Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , 4 Football R e s e r v i r - 4 Basketball R . . . . . . . 2 Ilawboll 1 Track R e t o r w r - 2 M A RY J A N E D O V E , " J a n i e E U N I C E L E E D R 1 N K WAT E R , " E u n i e "Woll, f a n c y t h a t . " B a n d - 2 Chorus- 1 , 2 D a n c i n g Club- 2 , 3 , 4 Librarian- 4 C h e e r i e r : d i n g Reserve- 1 Usher- 4 J r . Ploy Comm. Sr. P l a y T-teens- 2 , 3 , 4 Sophomor• Recoption C o m m . - 4 Co0nolion-1 "Fun F o r i l i n i " - 3 Spring F o l l i e s - 2 Spring S i n g a n d F o l k Festival- 3 M A R Y D U D D Y, " R e d " "Drop D e a d . " Dancing C l u b - 4 Chorus- 4 Chorus- 4 4-H C l u b - 2 , 3 , 4 V i c . . - P r e n • J r. C l o s s Glee C l u b - 1 , 2 , 3 Spring P l a y - 2 SHARON MARGUERITE FA C K L A M " H a w s , t o John." DONNA M AY ENOS, " D o n n i e " Ye G o d s " Chorus— I , 2 RONALD FLICKINGER, " F l i c k " Band- 2 - 3 nrrrlinarVcrilI3,2 4 C a r d i n a l C o -Editor- 4 ardAirvool„Ar isk r i t o r - 3 Intromurols-1 Bond- 1 Junior P l o y —cast Senior P l o y — C o n o , , . 0o3-2, 3, 4 Citizonship C o m m . - 2 , 3 Jr.-Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . Treasurer- 2 T- t e e n s - 2 , 3 , 4 R AT D E A N F O G L E S O N G "Whal s a l , " A N Club- 1 Future Va r s i t y B o w b a l l - 1 . 2 . Chef C l a s s Noon M o v i e s P r o g r a m - 0 1 1 7 7 r CRYSTAL F R A N C K Cliorus—I, 2 Librarian- 4 Sr P l o y C o m m . - 4 • e r l % ' �SENIORS... CLYDE G I L L E T T E , " B r o k e r " 11:174 4.17.1.01 C . 1 7 . — . F r. A . . - 1 , 2 " . 3 2y7;r7t2re3urals-2 . S r n O r l F o l l r Festival- 3 Hobby F a i r Baseball M g r . R e s e r v e - 3 BARBARA J O A N G O O D A L E , " B o b " "you k n o w w h a t I m e a n . " 'erclir1 5 Intromurals-1 Junior P l o y - 3 =7;:17,; Bowling- 4 ROBERT E . F R E E M A N , " B o b " I Suppose Hi Y 3 , 4 FooSisal! R e s e r v e - 3 Football Va r s i t y - 4 C Club- 4 BEVERLY F R E N C H , " P o r k y " "Braggin' o r Complainin'?" Mirror 55.14 _I Dancing C l u b - 2 I.- t e e n s - 2 Chorus- 3 , 4 Bowling- 4 Usher- 2 , 3 bowling Captain- 4 Chorus President- 4 GENE F R Y, " P e a c h y " "I d o n ' t feel w e l l . " Senior P l a y Football R I Football Va r s i t y - 2 , 3 , A Basketball R e s e r v e - 1 Basketball Va r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 Hall M o n i t o r - 2 C.Clob-2, 3, 4 Class O 4 4 i c e r - 4 President C . C l u b - 4 Baseball Reserve—I Baseball V a r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 MARIE ELLEN G A G E , " M a r i e " "Oh, shoot!" 4-H 5 1 u b - 1 , 2. 3, 4 Librorion—A 4-H S e c r e t o r y - 3 4.11 P 5 . s i d e n t - 4 JA- S r. B a n p u e r - 2 J O H N G A M B Y, " t u n , "lover" Band- 1 , 2 , 3 F u t u r e V a r s i t y Te n n i s - 1 , 2 , 3 Bowlong-3, 4 Band F o l l i e s - 2 JAMES H . G A R M A N , " C h u b b y " Citizenship C o m m . - 2 JOYCE E L A I N E G A R V I N , " G a r r " M i r r o r S t a f f —3, 4 Cardinal S t a ff - 3 , 4 Cardinal Chatter - 3 Intrareurols-1 Band- 1 , 2 r. I l a y. k g z e n C r r n . 2 . - 3 Librarian- 1 Hall M o n i t o r - 2 B o w l i n g —A Office School T r e a s u r e r - 3 , 4 Ye e e n s , 2 , 3 , 4 BEVERLY M A E G R I G G , " B e v " O o p " 7. " Chorus— I , 2 Usher— I , 2 Spring Follies- 2 Office Usher- 3 librarian- 1 FC:741.irn.or.C"1:Zer r d I X : t EDWIN G L E N G R U N E R , " T e d " "Got h e r e . " 4.H C l u b - 1 , 2 3 Chef Class- 4 DARWIN H A L L , " D a r " 4-11 C l u b - 1 , 2 S e c r e t o r y F. F. A . 15 Football Reserve- 4 Baseball R e s e r v e - 2 4-H C l u b - 1 National G u a r d - 3 , 4 Secretary o f F . F . A . - 3 Vice P r e s . o f F . F . A . - 4 �SENIORS... M A RY R O S E H U D S O N , " R o s i e . "Hil W h o w a s t h a t ? " Mirror N O D - I , 2 . 4 Cardinal 5 0 11 - 4 Cardinal Senior S o l i E d . - 4 Junior P l a y - 3 , 4 Dancing C I A . - 3 , 4 Citizenship C o m m . - 2 l y - S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . - 3 Foronsics-4 Fun f o r Y o u - 3 Spring S i n g - 3 NI- teens- 2 , 3 , 4 Dramatics C l u b - 1 JOYCE E L A I N E J O N E S , " B u n n W • "Oh, pots o n d p a n s , " intramurals-2 Juni*, P l a y - 3 Dancing C l u b - 4 Citizenship C o m m . - 1 , 4 Chancs-1, 2 , 3 , 4 4-11 C l u b - 1 , 2 Exchange A s s e m b l i o s - 3 Usher- 2 , 3 , 4 Tu r n b l i n g - A JOANNE KING, "What shall I d o next?" SHIRLEY R U T H K I N G , "Wlsat d i d y o u M A RY A . L A P H A M "Oh, I I . , , I " Mirror S t a f f - 2 , 3 . Cardinal S t a f f - 3 , 4 Jr.-Se, B a n , . C o m m . - 3 Librarian- 1 Hall M o n i t o r - 2 Office Exchange A s s e m b l i e s - 4 Y,Teens, 2 , 3 , Queen's C o u r t - 4 Commission- 2 , 3 , 4 Soph R e c e p t i o n C o m m . - 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . - 3 Sr. P l a y COCIWI. - 4 4.H C l u b - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Office Usher- 3 S4hael Tr e a s u r e r - 3 , 4 N A N C Y ELIZABETH L AW R E N C E "Horse F e a t h e r s . " 4-H C l u b - I , 2 , 3 , 4 Home E t C l u b - 1 Usher- 3 D O N N A J A N I E N E L I G H T, " D o n " "Anybody w a r !If o 0 Ch'InfY?" 'C4OrrIdNirnaSITtfaffLI',, ,3, Jr. P l a y - 3 Football V a r s 1 t y - 4 111 ' Y- 2 , 3 , 4 football R . . . . . . . 2 . 3 Football V a r s i t y - 4 Basketball R . . . . . . . 2 Basketball V a r s i t y - 4 Baseball V a r s i t y - 4 Trask R e s e r v e - 1 , 2 Bays' i n t r a m u r a l s - 3 OttsIolio,I,Grord-3, lunar P l a y - 3 Citizenship C a m m . - 3 4-H C l u b - 1 . 2 . 3 , 4 Class P r e s i d e n t - 4 Y- Te e n s - 2 , 3 , 4 Ploy C o m m . - 3 Latin A w a r d - 2 4•H A w a r d - 2 ROBERT L E I G H L E N N I N G , " B o b " Citizenship C o m m . - 2 Tu m b l i n g - 4 DANE LITTLE, " D a n i e l " "Think so, k n o w s e , " Track R - T , 2 . . . . . Vo r s i t y - 4 intromurals-1 Jr. P l a y , S t u d e n t D i r e c t o r Senior P l a y C o m m . - 4 Jr. St.. B a n q u e t C o m m . - 3 Librarian- I • E d i M • Mirror- A Soc Girls Bawling A , , « . - 4 Co-Editer h i i r r o r - 4 D I A N E LEE LITTLE, " D i " ha. sani Mirror S t a f f - 3 . 4 Cardinal Staff- 3 , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r - 3 Intremurals-1 Jy•Sr. B a n q u e t T o w n - 3 FREDERICK L O C K W O O D , " F r e d " Citizenship C o m m . - 4 Jr..Sr. B o n a i r e C o m m . - 3 Track V a r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 C.Club-2, 3 , 4 Treasurer C - C l u b - 4 Halloween Float Comm.- 4 tawling-4 Art C l u b - 2 . 3 Mirror A r t E d i t o r - 3 Cardinal A r t E d i t o r - 3 Y. . . . . . - 2 , 3 , 4 16 A �SENIORS._ JANE M A R I E LUEDDERS " T i p To e " 'I d o n ' t g e t i t . " Mirror S t a f f -1 Cardinal S t a f f - 4 Sr. P l a y - / Dancing C l u b - 3 . 4 ....SY S a n , . Comm.- 3 Y. To o n s - 2 , 3 , 4 Jr. P l o y C o m m . - 3 W I N S T O N M A G G A R T. " T o a d " -I " T YAW ( M r s . H u d s o n . " Band- 2 . 3 Sr. P l a y - 4 Hi. 2 - 3 , 4 Football R 2 , 3 Football V a r s i t y - 4 Track R 3 toZ1 n r r i 7 m = r l y C om m - 2 Coronation- 1 ELAINE G A I L M A R T I N . " H o y Y o u " terrrodIrnart-II344 Candinol C h a r t e r - 3 , 4 Chorus- 4 Librorian-1 Usher- 3 , 4 Mirror Staff N e w s Editor- 4 CHARLES M A Y , " C h a s . " % otball4Reurre-4 Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s - 1 , 2 Itnatli-41-41 LOWELL R . M A X S O N . ' W h i t " B a b y, t o m e h e r e . " Band- 1 . 2 , 3 , 4 H i • Y- 2 , 3 , 4 Football R e s e r v e - 2 . 3 Hall M o n i t o r - 3 Football V a r s i t y - 4 Baseball V a r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 Basra:roll 1 Basketball R e r v r v e - 2 , 3 JOYCE M A R I E M A Y . " J o y c i e " Choros-1, 2 , 3 To n n i s - 4 0141co G i r I - 4 Ushor-2 Jr. P l a y T i c k e t C o m m . - 3 4 PZ ly Gypsy Tr o o r b o d e r - 3 Fon f o r Y o u - 3 DON M c C U R LY, " M a c " Mirror S t a r { - 3 Cardinal C h a t t e r - 3 Student C o u n c i l - 1 Junior P l a y - 3 M i • Y- 2 , 3 , 4 Football R 1 , 2. 3 Football V a r s i t y - 4 Track R e s o r v e - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 4.11 C l u b - I , 2 , 3 . 4 ttb'17"*''-2 GRETCHEN G R A C E M E I E R , " G r . " Mirror Staff- 1 , 2 , 4 Cardinal Staff- 3 , 4 Junior P l a y - 3 Doming C l u b - 3 , 4 Librarian- I Democracy C o n t e s t - 3 tral,! Cardinal Literary E d i t o r - 3 Citizenship A u r a r d - 1 WILLIAM S . M I L N E S Band- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 look,. P l a y - 3 ftr-nelk Football R 3 Senior P l a y C o m m . - 4 RODNEY M Y E R S , " R o d " Citizenship C o m m . - 3 JOHN M O S S M A N , " M o s s y " "Hoef.harted" Senior P l a y C a s t - 4 Citizenship C o r n m . - 2 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t - 3 H i • Y- 2 . 3 , 4 Hall M o n i t o r - 2 Exchange A s s e m b l y , RALPH J A M E S N I C K E R S O N , " B i g J i m ' 4 0 Club- 1 , 2, 3, 4 librorion-3 misketball R m e r v e - 3 Track R . . . . . . . 3 Track V o r s i t y - 3 , 4 C.Club-3, 4 Varsity F o o t b a l l M g r . - 4 17 �SENIOR LOUISE A D E L E O L M S T E D , " L o p " "I say o f cheat" " I Mirror 5 1 . 0 - 4 M i • Cardinal 5 5 . 11 - 3 , Band- 1 B a s e Junior P l a y - 3 4 . Senior P l a y - 4 N a t Dancing C l u b - 2 , 3 , 4 D r JA.Sr. B a n c r u e t - 3 Ring C , , , . , . - 3 L ' E l E b - 2 a 1 i a o m E. OMO, "Lwky' never tell." l Y l 1 n a t Football R e s e r v e - 1 , 2 l Reserve- 1 , 2 Club- 1 , 2, 3, 4 l Guard- 3 , 4 c s Club- 1 a i I r ? e y : M 7 Tr 3 A m h . d o u r - 2 Fun f o r Y o u - 3 BARBARA J E A N PA R K S , " P a r k s " -Pickles" '''Orrrli'c1 5'1:1L r , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r - 3 , 4 C L AY T O N O T I S , " C l o t " Trock F u t u r e V a r s i t y - 3 Chorus- 2 4-0 C o b - I , 2 , 3 , 4 Athletic P o l i w - 3 , I C L I F TO N O T I S F. F. A . - 3 , JOYCE L E N O R E PA F F, " J o y d e " "What's eating y o u ? " Cardinal 5 1 . 0 - 2 Citiwnship C o r n m - 3 Librarian- 1 Usher- 3 , A Y- t w n s - 2 Dramatics C l u b - 1 AV I S R . PA R A D I N E , " C o o k i e o r A v i d ' "l n o gonna s a y. " 0 4 4 - 2 Band- 1 , 2 Citizenship C o m m . - 2 4-11 C l u b - 1 , 2 , 1 , 4 Y • Te e n t - 2 4-M C l u b Pres., I ; S w y . , A Dairy F o o d s A w a r d i n 4•11 D E N N I S PA U L , " D e n i e " Senior P l a y C o m m i t t e e - 4 Secretary o f F . F . A . - 4 4.H C l u b - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Junior P l a y U s h e r Senior P l a y C o m m i t t e e Office Usher- 3 , 4 M. H i E d . o n 1 4 1 r 1 . 1 - 4 Jr. H i E d , a n C a r d i r m l C h a m e r, 4 RUSSELL E U G E N E , P E AV E Y, " R u s s " K A R L A P E R RY, " " "Oh, w h a t a life." Mirror 5 1 a 0 L 3 , 4 L i b r a r i a n -A Cardinal 5 1 , 0 -3, 4 Y • T e e n s 2 :',,t.", 1:7,i ,::Proy, "1-'• footboll 2 , 3 Football V a r s i t y - 4 Tr o d , R 2 Ta s : r k u Va , r s l y - 3 , A Boys' I n t r a m . 0 a l s - 2 , 3 , 4 C- C l u b - 3 , A RUTH A N N P F O S T, " R u t h i s , " -Isn't that nice?" Senior P l a y C a s t A N Club- 1 Democracy C o n t e s t - 4 . 11 Monitor- 2 54her-1, 2 , 3 J O A N M A R I E PHILBRICK, " Tw i n k l e " "The p o w e r o f t h e behind y o u i s g r e a t e r M o n t h e human M s k b e f o r e y o u . " 10n4-1, 2, 3, 4 Deming Club- 3 Chorus- 4 Exthange Assemblies- 4 S o p , Reception C o m m . - 2 , 4 Foshion R e v u e - 3 Dist. & S i p I . M u s i c Contesr-2, 3 , 4 1 t r I t t l : Polk:23744V -3 �SENIORS... M A R I O N J O A N P I L L S U RY, " P i l l " "I d o n ' t core f o r t h a t l " Cardinal 5 1 , 11 - 4 L AVA U N L U C I L E P O R T E R , " V e e n " "That gets m e . " Dancing C l u b - 2 , 3 , 4 Intrarnurals-1 C h o r u s - 4 0o9-2, 4 U s h e r -3, 4 Dancing C l u b - 3 D r a m a t i c s Club- 1 Jr.- S r, B a n q u e t C , , , , , , - 4 G y p s y Tr o u b o u d o r Librarian- 1 Jr. C o m m . P r o p e r t i e s - 3 Sr. C o m m . C h r m . o f P r o p e r t i e s D AV I D F. R E N S H A W "flash G u n "One m o r e picture, please." Mirror S 1 , f f - 3 , 4 C a r d i n a l 5 1 a 11 - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r - 3 , Junior P l a y C o m m . - 3 Senior P l a y C o r m o . - 4 Mirror Phtography Ed.- 3 Chorus- 3 , A Athletic P o l i c e - 3 LEE R A T H B U N i . A . 1 h . T 1 7 2 ' , " 3, 4 Baseball R e s e r v e - 1 Democracy C o n t e s t - 3 JAMES H . R H O D E S M A JA-Sr. B a n q u e t - 3 0 1 Football R e s e r v e - 1 , 3 C a football Va r s i t y - 4 C a Basketball R 1 I n t Basketball V a 5 s 1 0 - 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball R e s e r y e - 1 S Baseball V a r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 0 C.Club-2, 3 , • G . A Hall M o n i t o r - 2 C i t i Class o f f i c e r - 1 J DALE ROSS R U B L E Y, " R u b " Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , 4 Football R e s e r v e - 3 , 4 Baseball R- 1 , 2 Baseball V o r s i t y - 3 , 4 OLIVER S A LT Z M A N N , " S o l t - p e t e r " Boys' I n t r a m u r a l - 1 "Take i t e a s y " Chef C l a s s DALE L . R Y A N " S p e c k s " " H o w d y. s u b . " Golf- 4 Athletic P o l i c e - 4 Basketball Va r s i t y - 1 football Va r e i t y - 1 JOYCE S C H L U B AT I S , " S t i n k y " " To b a d , s o s o d , b o y I',,, f a m e , Mirror S t a f f - 4 Cardinal 5 1 a 9 - 1 , 2 , 3 , Cardinal Chatter- 4 Intramurals-1 Senior P l a y - 4 Dancing C l u b - 2 , 3 , 4 4-H C l u b - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Cheerleading3, Varsity- 2 , 3 , 4 Y. . . . . . - 2 , 4 Capt. C h e e r l e a d i n g - 3 , JACK S C O T T, " G r e a t S c o t t " "Censored" t r x e c i f f -4 Cardinal 5 1 , 0 _A 11 4 z z c y 4 C o . e s t - 4 Exchange A s s e m b l i e s , LOIS V I R G I N I A S H A W , " M y r t l e " Cardinal 5 1 , 0 - 4 Jr. P l o y - 3 Senior P l o y - 4 Dancing C l u b - 3 , 4 Citizenship C o m m . - 4 Jr.-Sr. B a n o u e t - 3 4-11 C l u b - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Usher- 3 Exchange A s s e m b l i e s - 3 Y. f f e n s - 2 , 3 , 4 1 R Y 0 , d i n d i n r a m u r B a n r . o 1 1 . A . z e n s A r r ELLEN R O W E . " A r n y " "Is t h a t R i g h t ? " , S1,0-1, 2, 3, 4 a l Staff- I , 2, 3, 4 a l Chatter- 4 a l s - 1 d -1, 2 P l a y A s s . . Director 2 , 3, 4 2 , 3, 4 h i p Comm.- 4 -Sr. B a n q u e t Democracy C o n t e s t - 4 Hall M o n i t o r - 1 Y. Te e n s - 2 , 3 , 4 �SENIORS... L I N D A M A R I E S I B L E Y, " S i b " "I'll w o r r y a b o u t i t l a t e r. " Cardinal Chatter- 4 Intromurals-1 Bond- 1 , 2 , 3 , Junior P l a y - 3 Senior P l a y - 4 2 e i r f 11 7 111 % C a l l r d 2 i t o r - 4 Feature E d i t o r, M i r r o r - 4 Staff E d i t o r, C a r d i n a l - 3 , 4 Co- E d i t o r, M i r r o r - 4 ROBERT S I M M O N S , " C h a t " "I just don't underttand yehy, M r . S i b l e y . " Mirror S t a f f -1, 3 Football Reserve- 1 Football Va r s i t y - 2 , 3, 4 Basketball R 1 , 2, 3 Basketball Va r s i t y - 4 Baseball Va r s i t y - 2 , 3 , 4 C- C l u b - 2 , 3 , Class O f f i c e r - 1 , Wolverine Boys State- 3 •- JANE C A R S O N S M I T H , " l u c k y " toy l a n d l " Mirror S t a ff - 1 , 3 , (4 Ed.) C a r d i n a l S t u f f -1 , 3 , 4 Cardinal C h a t t e r - 3 Intromurals-1 Junior P l a y - 3 Senior P l a y - 4 0 o 11 - 2 , 3 , 4 Dancing C l u b - 4 - S t . 7 . 7 . 1 , 11 n V O L 4 - 2 , 3 , 4 D O N A L D HENRY SNYDER, " D o n " "Good Deal, Right?" Boys I n t r a r n u r a l s , Bowling- 4 W I L L I A M J . S TA N S E L L , " B i l l " "Ghee W h i z " ‘JarrtZnaI SttoIf Band- 1 , 2 J r. . S r, B o n q u e t - 3 H i • Y- 3 , 4 Football Reserve- 2 , 3 Football Va r s i t y - 4 Baseball R 3 , 4 Tc r a c t R e l e r v e - 3 , 4 National G u a r d - 2 , 3 , ; = r 7 Z n a g e r - I MAURICE E D WA R D STRONG, I "Whru so e" " E E .‘rierrrdIrrin'tfail, t . Cardinal Chatter- 4 Citizenship C o m m . - 3 Jr. P l a y C o m m . - 3 I n J S 7 , O . t r u e 5 c R R A I E Y o n m u i n r i i Baseball R 1 , 2, 3 , 1 H a 4-H C l u b - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 O f f Hall M o n i t o r - 2 Athletic Police- 3 , 4 , T a a r r r o o N E J O Y C E S T O U T, " S t u b b y " a , Corne o n Let's Ye l l . " a l l k i t l t - 1 Play- 3 Ploy- 4 z -3 b Monitor- 1 0Ir1-1 e : s r r C l i i , r r s i t y - 2 , 3, 4 Dramatics C l u b - 1 M A R A N A J E A N F O N SUMNER, " M a r t y N A N C Y JANETTE SUMNER, " N o n " "I d o n ' t k n o w " " I ' m s l e e p y. " Introit...mots-1 I n t r o m u r a l s - 1 , 2 Chef Class- 3 Y . t e e n s 2 20 D E N N I S S I E G , " Te n n e s s e " ''Drop Dead." Citizenship C o m m . - 2 J,.- S , . B a n q u e t C o m m . - 3 Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , Tr a c k R e s e r v e - 3 Boys' I n t r a r n u r a l s - 1 National G u a r d - 2 , 3 , 4 Athlotic Police- 3 , 4 FIR, f o r Y o u - 3 Pres. A t h l e t i c P o l i c e - 4 Boy's S t a t e - 3 A LY N S M I T H , " S m I t t y " Basketball Reserve- 3 Boys I n t r a m u r o l s - 1 , 2 Business M g r . , M i r r o r - 4 ROBERT S M I T H , " B o b " "Good Dingo" 1,11trrs.:',r,lon,trarurals-1, 2 , 3 , 4 B o w l i n g -Al �A SENIORS... EUGENE S . T AY L O R , " R u n t " "I d a n k k n o w . " F R E D TAY L O R , " S h r o d d i l e D•mocracy-3 R O N A L D L A M O N T T E A C H O U T. "Is t h a t s o ? " I Clmf C l a s s S 4-H C l u b D r a k e r n J A C Q U E L I N E LEE T H O M P S O N "Jackie" "Well, Holy C a w " Mirror S t a f f - 1 , 3 C a r d i n a l S t a f f - 3 , Al G.A,A.-2 Intrornurols-1 Debarn-2, 3 Band- I Dommrocy-3, 2nd M a c e Librorian-1 Yderrns-2, 3 Horizon C l u b - 1 . 2 , 3 , 4 FRANK T R I P P "Skokie" " O h b o y, k i d d o o r e y o u in f o r o s u r p r i s e . " C a A m n u i c i R O r o a n L Y N THOMAS, "Kary" "Who s M d l s - 1 r Play- 3 g Club- 3 Chorus- 3 HoII M o n i t o r - I Usher- 4 Chef C l a s s - 4 Y- t e e n s - 2 Gypsy Tr o u b e d o u r - 2 MARGARET M A R I E T U C K E R "Pstrirr" "Thar s w h a t I m o a n ? " Chorus- 4 Librarion-3 Bowling- 4 Usher- 2 , 3 , JEAN M A Y V A N B L A R C O M "Jimmie" "For r e a l ? " Cardinal S t a f l - 4 Inkainurals-1 Chorus- 4 Librorion-3 Bowling- 4 , C o p t . LOAN V A N B L A R C O M , - T w i n l e r "Or something." W A L T E R , librarion-4 Ushor-4 Intrarkurals-1 "Mitzi" Bowling- 4 Smy. o f C h o r u s C l a s s - 4 JOAN D. WAT S O N , " J o " GH.r.rl'3, 4 Intramurols-I Golf - 3 B c B B s M a I s o k e L e y t L A b b R a s o D l ' l R A Y W E A K LY, " R a y ' ' l l Reserve- 2 , 3 , 4 Iniromurols-3, 4 , Future V. - 1 , J i b YA , i A molt e T t r - I tkowling-3, 4 Usher- 4 2 AtiANCI4eoUNT'i �SENIORS... I CHARLES W I L L I A M S , G E ' Mumbles ' H Junior P l a y - 3 J u n Golf- 4 C i t i z e Senior Play- 4 J r Hi- Y - 3 , 4 F o o t O R G E F W O R T O N J O S E P H GERALD HOPE, " J o e " O Rod H i - Y- 3 , 4 i o r Ploy- 3 C . C l u b - 4 n s h i p -1 f o o t b a l l Reserve- 2 , 3 . - 5 r. B a n q u e t C o m m . - 3 f o o t b a l l V a r s i t y - 4 b a l l R 2 , 3 B a s e b a l l R 1 , 2.3 football Va r s i t y - 4 B a s k e t b a l l 3 Chorus- 1 B a s e b a l l R 2 , 3 B a s k e t b a l l Va r s i t y - 4 4-H C l u b - 1 , 2 , 4 H a l l Monitor- 1 B a s e b a l l Vorsity-4 Boys' I n . . . a n n u a l s - 1 , 2 C -Club- 4 T r a c k - 4 * * * The To p Te n TOP R O W , O L M S T E D , A Y E R S . T O P E S T R O N G , f A C K L A M 1st R O W : G O O D A L E , K I N G , L A P H A M M A R T I N , M E I E R 2 �Valedictoria — are so important. In every school in the students are exchanging 'eters with young people i n foreign countries. Every year exchange students In schools abroad. In these and other ways a true pic. titre of American life War will always be a prevalent threat so king as men are greedy and jealous. In the past 25 years fought two terrible world wars. The cost in and suffering i s immeasurable. No one wanly l o go through another terrible period of war. What now is an army of peace. We must 'mild that army to Inc so strong that war will never again be written in our history books. The army of peace should consist man, woman. and child in the world, whose only training would be i n the pronwition of a peaceful and friendly world. Now is the time to build that army, and the graduates of 1950 will be numbered among SOSlioN FACKLANI l'aledictorinn Headlines read "cold war mounts. Anteriran plane shot down by Russians. Stalin refuses to Truman's note. W i l l war be declaredr Every day the tension moonlv noire and more. Americans live with fear in their hear.. The all-powerful atom is a terror to there anything to help its?" Here on this stage lies a the world. Everywhere men and women are crying, " I s power greater than any atom bomb or It is the power of yonth. There are three serions threats to the peace ',loess of men and women all over the globe are communism, prejudice, and war. Each of mies is reaching out all over and trying to establish a stronghold. For once they have become entrenched it is hard to get rid But the roots of the graditating classes of been planted four years and are springing up all over the country. I t is our job to grow straight We must reach out and destroy the weeds prejudice, and war, especially in our own vicinity. Prejudice is an age-old problem. For thousands o f years men and women have worked to find Why then i f they failed will we do any better? The answer is the power o f youth. A million students will graduate this year from high schools all over the United Staten. Each student will step out into a new he or she will come in contact with many others. From these graduating classes will come the children of the next decade. I f all the suidents would banish from their minds any prejndier whatsoever, they could influence COIllfrioniSin i s lite JOE Y O P E — S a l t a a t o r i o n The school is one of the greatest instruments tooting a democratic form of government. Through the schmil the students are taught to think for an essential for democracy; they are taught ciples of our government, how it operates and can strive to improve our system. Today the threat o f Communism is a great danger to our country. Under Communism the mass of the people is kept 13ecause only through ignorance can Communism b e maintained, but Democracy can exist only i f as possible Olir school can be prowl of a fine group of who work hard for the advancement of We must have good instruction in our schools tively promote the ideas of the school. There is still the need, though, on the part of the instructor to students realize. when they become eligible voters, that they must take active part in the election of ernmental Our school and all other schools must continue to promote democracy and all its advantages and expose its short comings if we are to have a trite democracy. It is through the schools that our form of government maintained. And I believe that as long an we keep our standards of education high; they will be weapons against those forces which would destroy democrac most serious threat dernocraey has ever known. Al other time. i n our history form o f government has been threatened, but every time we have proven our system is best. You all know what communism stands f o r a totalitarian The doctrine o f communism is being spread both by force and propaganda. The only way it can to hy proving that democracy is the better system. else in the world do !oil, find such a high hying? Where else are the people allowed no in the gmernment? What other country i n the world can give its people lii many benefits with so much free. duo? We must shout these facts from every corner of the country. In this case I believe that the 2 �Class Wills We, Sharon Facklam, Joan Pillsbury, and Louise Olmsted, will our height to Dickie Gilbert and David Bennett who need it worse than I, Ronald Flickinger, will to Jerry full carton of cigarettes so he won't have bumming them from I, Ray Fogelsong, will my job as operator to any willing person who likes necking in I, Crystal Fralick will, just watch and see if I I, Bob Freeman, will the name and Don I, Beverly French, will my nickname "Porky" to any underclassman who thinks 1, Gene Fry. will to Mrs. Watson a so that she will be able to watch everyone in study hall. I, Marie Gage, will all the good times world, to myself in the next world, and bad times in this world to the next fellow world I, John Gamby. will a car to the of 22 Race St., knowing that they I, Jim Garman. will Gordon Wallace recorder so he can make a record of he says in I. Joyce Garvin, will my ability to every Friday morning to Jean Schubel sir Hall. I, Clyde Gillette, being not of a sound body, do hereby will to Miss Philips a of Be•Bop records to replace record which she doesn't like in I. Barbara Goodale, will my nickname to anyone who thinks he can qualify. I. Beverly Grigg. will this space particularly t o bert so he'll have something to do everyone in third hour I, Ted Gruner, will to Mrs. MacFarlene pound of I, Darwin Hall, will a pack of chewng Mss E. Moore so she may enjoy i t as dents I. Mary Rose Hudson, will my ability my glasses to any junior girl who doesn't like to wear Dear Diary: I. David Ayers, do hereby will to Jack "Doak" Walker one badly needed I. Douglas Baxter. will Mr. Prevost he has always wanted during his Health Ed. movie I. Seton Bovee. I. Renee Brauer, will Ann Weidner cause Bob Simmons says she has I. Joan Brayton. will to M r. Rice another couple to call Mr. I, Don Byers, will my Fly Cememery to Mrs. Hudson because she always liked it. I, Hugh Callahan, will to Mrs. Aitchison rot to repeat ``tardy bell." 1, George Carver. will my tardy excuses to anyone who thinks they can I. Carlos Clark, will my towering big strong muscles to little I. Bob Cochrane. hereby. will my amazing speed to any underclassman who wants to run as fast as I. Rex Corless. will Coach Eby half interest in my new store. High School Equipment. New and Old, so he can equip his future athletics in years I, Orin Cornish, will my seat in seventh hour Selling Class t o Russ Caswell. who i s dumb enough to take it. I. Donna Curtis, will my front row seat auditorium to any underclassmen who likes to be eyed by the performers. Namely I, Marlene Denbrock, will my locker in the corner to any underclassmen who wants what a canned sardine I, Bill Dennis, bequeath to Coach Eby ority to any Chevrolet, so that he what a good car I, Bob Dickey. will my Model A Ford athletic department so they can ride in I, Eunice Drinkwater, will the good times I've had I, Mary Duddy, will my vast to Margaret Sherman and the remains poor soul who I. Donna May Enos, will my ability mistakes in 8th hour typing class, to clansman who can stand the strain. 2 �CLAS WILLS I, Revel Ivey, will to cute little man part of my football equipment so he a better ball carrier. I, Joyce Jones, will my ability to argue to Marie Gage who I hear could use it on boy from I, JoAnne King. will my side seat to anyone who likes music and would rather look at the piano than I, Shirley King, will Donna Wilkins one brother's trucks so she can go away there is Being the last of the Lanham family, I, Mary, will my place in school to my niece ler, to carry on the family I. Nancy Lawrence, will the will that was willed to me in '48 to I, Robet Lenning, will a year's supply to Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Watson, so they won't have to go up to Lyon's evey night We, Donna Light and Linda Sibley, will our ability to cut classes to Mrs. Anne Hayes, can have a cup of coffee I, Dane Little, will my 1926 Motel T Ford to Evelyn Moore to learn to park without damage to I, Diane Little, will Mr. Renshaw a dana a plug of tobacco so his job with the city next summer will be more colorful. I, Fred Lockwood, will the "C" of "To make money, not friends," to the I, Jane Luedders, will to Coach Floyd 8 o'clock curfew for the rest of his life. I, Winston Maggart, will Don Sturgeon tra brain so he will be able to football I, Elaine Martin, will my locker to any junior who wants to slam the door twice before lock it. I. Lowell Maxson, will my ability to shut up for a minute to Gail Olmstead who jabbers all the I, Charles May, will my ability to stay out of trouble with the teachers to my brother Max. I. Joyce May, will my ability to keep my hair long to all the girls who wish they had long hair I, Don McCurley, wil Coach Eby a tective to watch his I. Gretchen Meier, will my excess fat to my sister, Gloria. so when she goes to tumbling class, Mr. Green can't say. "Where's ).our fat sister? I, Bill Milnes, will my position as a er in the A -Band to anybody who has a lot of I, John Mossman, will to Miss E. Moore a machine that will take gum out mouths and gives them a fourth o f a sheet of paper as they enter I, Rodney Myers, being of sound mind and body, and wanting to take everything will nothing I, Jim Nickerson will my ability through my teeth to Mrs. I, Lee Omo. will to Mr. Dennis all of beer-bottle caps to file down and use meter I, Clayton Otis, will my lost front tooth Lyman to replace one of his false I, Clifton Otis, will my precious whiskers good looking boy like I, Joyce Puff, being broke, will I, Avis Paradise, will my car to classmen who thinks he can keep it off roads I, Barbara Parks, will to certain senior girls a dose of sulphur and molasses though i t isn't spring there is thing wrong I, Russell Peavey, will my position on Nertising staff of the Mirror to any man who thinks it's fun to get out I, Karla Perry, will to anybody who would like to be fifth hour librarian, the pest have had to put up with, and a very teacher, Mr. I, Ruth Ann Pfost, do bequeath to Mr. fred Rice a new set of ears in case he pulls I, Joan Philbrick, hereby do bequeath, subscription o f the Detroit Free Press to Mr. Rensha I, La Vaun Porter, will my seat Law to anyone who wants to write or be picked I, Lee Rathbun. will my ability to without the girls to I. David Renshaw, will my ability to tures to any underclassman who is to think he wants it. I. Jim Rhodes, will my height to so he can look down 2 �CLASS W I L L S I, Mary Rowe. will my car, the to Eugene Miller. so that he won't have to ride Nancy on the handle bars of I, Dale Rubley, will the book "How to Win Friends and Influence People" to Bob "Lover. boy' I, Oliver Saltzman, will my will to anyone who can make a better will than I. Joyce Schlubatis. will my which has passed from brother, to sister: up•and-coming sister. Sybil. I. Jack Scott, being of unsound mind will my inability to make friends to wants it. I. Lois Shaw, will all my abilities to any junior who thinks he I. Dennis Sieg, will my ability to take in gym class to I. Rob Simmons, will Jerry I son and Jack I The Ripper l Walker, a good joke book, so that some day they might teur I, Alyn Smith. will to Mr. Prevost my last five cents for an ice cream bar. Will he forward and acept it. I, Janie "B" Smith, will all my fine C.H.S. to that shy young junior, Miss Bonnie Hall I. Bob Smith, will my ability to stay away from girls to Dale I, Don Snyder, will my 1936 Chevvie Eby so he will have a good car to drive. I, Bill Stansell, will to Jack Walker a map of the halls of C.H.S. so that he will no to go around with that lost look on I. Maurice Strong, will my ability to F.F.A.. without getting the big head. to John Fisher I, Joyce Stout, will my nickname "Stubby" to Bob I. Marana Sumner, will Mr. Dennis he can buy a good I, Nancy Sumner, will Susie Allen a mind of * her own. so she can decide between and Maurice I. Eugene Taylor, will my seat in 8th ciology class to Mr. Renshaw so he can and go to sleep with the rest I. Fred Taylor, wil my ability to get Mrs. Watson to I. Ronald Teachout, will Clyde Houtz age of I. Carolyn Thomas, will my 7th class to any undergraduate, who is a simple. minded girl, that would adore the company of 18 lovely I, Jackie Thompson. will my corner second floor to any poor unsuspecting like to be I. Peggy Tucker, will Mr. Prevost my Irish temper to go with his red hair. I. Frank Tripp. will my ability to with Mrs. MacFarlene to anybody want to stay in Chef Class We. Joan and Jean Van Blarcom will to our brother. Lynwood, an alarm clock and to get up in the morning, so he won't be as much as I, Barbara Walter, will my old typewriter to my brother. Francis, who thinks he can work it better than I, Joan Watson. will to the students my friend and teacher, Mrs. Arleth they appreciate her as I do. I. Ray Weakly, will to senior high a case of Shinola no they can keep the I, Charles Wiliams, will m y ability t o get along with Mr. Barnes to Louise he will need it I. George Worton. will my nickname "Hot Rod" to the only up and coining who really deserves it. I. Joe Yope, will my ability to keep out of arguments with opposing players in a football game to John Hurley. * * 2 �GRECHEN M E I E R Idool 0 0 1 * * * DAR. Dear Diary: Gretchen Meier was chosen D.A.R. girl -tudents and teachers o f Coldwater High on \on ember The girl chosen must live up to fications. She must be courteous, industrious, honest, and Gretchen received a D.A.R. medal at a tea held at the home of Mrs. John Hardy ary and she also attended the at Lansing in March. The class of '50 is proud to have Gret as their representativ 2 �Class has i•hanged C.H.S. from educational to a social Bob "Paid" Dickey has finally been paid. Mary Jane Dove has finally flown Eunice Drinkwater has changed her name to Drinkwell and is running a speakeasy York Mary Duddy finally succeeded in blowing up the Chemistry Lab on the last day Donna Enos has been promoted girl at the Sharon Facklam has designed the new ceal It All" girdle. Ronald Flickinger and Ray Fogelsong cializing in tossed salads at the They acquired their training in the kitchen at C.H. Crystal Fralick is a famous fortune got the idea from her Beverly French is now a Gene Fry's picture can be seen on page of the Montgomery Ward ing men's Bob Freeman i s playing professional foot. ball for the Marie Gage is writing a new comic strip called "The Farmer's John is selling Gamby Candy James Garmin is successfully the name of "The Masked Marvel." Joyce Garvin is still collecting group cause C.H.S. just couldn't get along Clyde Gillette is making money hand with his quick shaving "Clyde" Barbara Goodale, with her natural red hair. is now portraying Brenda Star in The United Theater Workers have erly Grigg National Ted Gruner is now a prosperous farmer for he hun inherited a l l the Gruner property i n Branch We hear that David Ayers just lost the States golf championship because all during the game he was wondering which one of to celebrate with. We understand Doug Baxter is a elor because he refused Elizabeth posal of marriage as he doesn't believe stead We found Seton Boyce behind bars at the Bronx Zoo. He went to Africa to find rare specimens and another big game hunter found him first. Renee Brauer is posing as the "after.' On Barry success Joan Brayton is now managing the Tribolet chain You've probably guessed by now that Don Byers was the big game hunter the rare specimen Bovekey. now on display in the Bronx We find Hugh Calahan still Coldwater and Hodunk, hunting for a Bucket Carver is now the star of the Saint Louis basketball Carlos Clark has just been awarded a gold medal for his diligence in mopping the gym floor during the basketball Bob Cochrane is fulfilling his tion. He has taken Bill Stern's place as sports Rex Corless is hesitating between offers from the Theater Guild of New York and the Detroit Lion Orin Cornish's play was a smash hit. it on ideas he got from the comic books while he was in Donna Curtis has been promoted to er at the Marlene Denbrock can now be seen as the third monkey. Speak No Evil Bill Dennis, following in his 2 �CLASS PROPHECIES Darwin Hall is running a night club. T h e marquee reads. "Come to a Ball at Darwin's Hall. Mary Rose Hudson couldn't decide lege to go to so she decided to stay water and cash in on her nickname. She is now successfully running hous Revel Ivey has invented a mighty potent rat exterminator. He is now known as Poison Ivey. Joyce Jones is the star attraction Beach singing with Dale Ryan and He took up Be Bop as a hobby and was ning Because of her success as president of ior class, JoAnne King decided to go and is now campaigning for the office o f the first woman president of the Shirley King may now be seen into Detroit three times a week, as she over her brothers Mary Lapham is now designing garet Rose's Nancy Lawrence. with her accordion, winner on Horace Heidt's Robert Lenning is still sitting on a stool at IAon's waiting Donna Light and Linda Sibley happy because a rocket ship is now meen Coldwater and Quincy every Dane Little is little no more. He now noblesse Diane Little is designing all the buildings for the new MGM Fred Lockwood and Rodney Myers and the . S. delegates for the 1960 Olympics running the 220 Jane Luedders just lost her chance to win a million bucks on the "You Name It" When asked the winning question she gave her famous reply, " I don't get it." Winston Maggart is portraying dick on Elaine Martin in Coldwater's for the 1960 concert series. She plays sensationa Lowell Maxson is happily married to ..tead and is helping Royce with the dairy. Charles May is now playing professional foot. ball with Joyce May i s skating professionally i n the women's While trapping in the woods o f Northern Michigan Don McCurly was trapped by Ta l l Timber Gret Meier is running a restaurant her slogan "Eat Today and Begin Your Diet Tomorrow. Bill Milnes has made millions from invention. It's a new musical a "Piffelo." John Mossinan is making millions in stone business with his slogan "No on our Jim Nickerson, because of his interest ler skating, is managing Joyce's all Louise Olmsted is the new queen of Each time she snaps a customer with she says, "Sorry, Lee Omo is singing his last for a Clayton Otis has now retired on the embezzled from the noon Clifton Otis dropped his brief cases day and guess what fell out. Millions which he admitted were stolen from ers. He planned to go into the tooth nes Joyce Paff has just bought home and is having the time of her life. Avis Paradine is testing Beauty Barbara Parks — Shame Dennis Paul is making money hand over fist as a fortune teller. His slogan is, Knows All." Russel Peavey is the new creator of Esquire girl. Karla Perry has taken over Carson, Perrie, Scott in Ruth Pfost is acting in the Theater Guild in New York, Joan Philbrick is playing the marimba in X. Cugats Joan Pillsbury is giving lectures to of Africa on Chryslers, the world's The Waldorf's most famous porter is Lee Rathbun is happily married a truck 2 �CLASS PROPHECIES David Renshaw is the only news allowed in Russia because of his reputation for taking pictures without film. James Harvey Rhodes is playing Harvey the Rabbit in the Ballet for Children. He got spiration from his Mary Rowe has designed something for the ladies — The Lilly Belle Cigar. millions Dale Rubley is now six feet tall. He facturing a new built Oliver Saltzman is the manager o f the Pin Ball Because of her fondness for different ors Joyce Schlubatis has just patented a new Rainbow Jack Scott can be heard on Station L.CIsolving the problems of love Lois Shaw is testing foods in plant Dennis Sieg i s the new Mumble i n D i c k Tracy's comic strip. The search for a successor to tino, the great lover, has ended with mons arrival Alyn Smith announced that he and Virginia have just Jane Smith, wtih her usual speed, gets her kiddies jack-o-lanterns ready by fills their stockings by the Fourth of July. Bob Smith is Frank Sinatra's new Don Snyder bought out Snyder's bakery so the name could remain * Bill Stansell has just been awarded award for outstanding work in Maurice Strong is now national the F.F.A. Joyce Stout became so sick of about her name that she married Marana and Nancy Sumner have a gift Eugene and Fred are running a Ronald "Sam" Teachout is the a shoe repair Carolyn Thomas is living in Florida so acquire a tan without the use of a sun can be dangerous Jackie Thompson has finally found for Teen Topics. It's the local Peggy Tucker is sitting in Alcatraz was an accomplice in the Tucker scand Frank Tripp is no more— Jean and Joan Van Blarcum are the Which Twin has the Toni. Barbara Walter has taken Miss at C.H.S. teaching Joan Watson has taken over Ruth Lang's poi. tion at C.H.S. • Chuck Williams has taken place teaching dancing George Worton has invented a superthe Hot Rod. It's specialty is the Joe Yope has developed a new theory ty rivaling * * �I st o w : J , , h i , , 9 , L e e O r n a , E u n i c e D r i n k w a t e r , I , J Thomas, S i m m o n s , R o a m , M i l n e , O l m s t e d , B o w e r , , t . To p e , M a u r i c e Strong, Schluhatis, C a r o 2nd R o w : W i l l i a m s , G a r v i n , F r o l i c k , C o c h r a n e , P i l l s b u r y, P h o d , P o g l e s o n g , P a r o d i n e . 3rd R o w : D e n n i s , k a p h a m C l a r k , B o v e , S c o t t , G a g e , Tu c k e r , J o n e s , T h o m p s o n , K i n g , R o w e , O t i s , C a l l a h a n , Nickerson, F o c k l a m 4th R o w : L u e d d e r s , C S m i t h , W a l t e r s , G r i g g , S t r u d e l ! , D e n b r o c k , M a g a ° , W o r t o n , D i a n e L i t t l e . 5th R o w : M y e r s , Stout, L o c k w o o d , L i g h t , H u d s o n , B r a y t o n , Rhodes, B y e r s , French, C o d e d , R u b l e , , M a r l i n , M o s s m a n . 6th R o w : H a l l , Vo n b l a r c u r n s , C l i f , O t i s , S a l t z m a n , B r a d l e y, P a l T, L a w r e n c e , W e e k l y , k e n n i n g , G o m b l y , P h i l b r i c k , Nozson, Smith, Curtis. 31 �I s , R O W : T H E F E A S T; SISTERS; H O W C U T E ; B A C K W H E N ? 2nd R O W ; T U X I S ; S T U B ; H E A D S , A G A I N ? Y S R O W : S U N D AY SCHOOL; J A N E ; J O H N , THE SAILOR. Oh R O W : M E R R Y C H R I S T M A S ; R E X A N D H I S H A R E M ; S H A R O N ; R O S I E ; P I L ; J U D Y ' S PA R T Y. �EMP\SSCI 3 �To p R o w : B r a n c h , B u r t o n . 1st R o w : T r e a d s , 0 I r n s t o o d . Junior Dear Diary 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 The class of '51's Junior year has leaving its members with many ories and also with the thought that only one more year to enjoy "the footfancy-free" days of In October we chose Gail Olmstead to through the year as class president. The the officers Vice President, AuIton Treacher (He was a big wheel in the F.F.A. Secretary. Julie Branch (Our lover Treasurer. Carolyn Burton (Carolyn, Barb. and Janie made a swell ballet Junior Commissioners: Jean Schubel Dygert dean was kept busy with every Friday, and John and Mary Kay made a cute Commission Clerk: Barbara Engle (Our bal. let.Russe star.) The Junior boys went out "en masse" for sports. Bob Lyman made varsity helped lead the team to win its 4th Twin Valley Championship. Keith old Grigg, Dick Gilbert, and Bob Reserves of whom we are proud. as and Diane Hammond, our ers. showed their school spirit by team on. Our "thespeans" came through with a March 24 when they presented the entitled "Ever Since Eve." Eighteen juniors worked in the cast of the threeSponsoring many after.game dances selling jewelry were other ways in tried to raise our treasury funds for send.off — The Prom. Deciding to this year, we had the Junior-Senior on two nights. May 4 was chosen for the May 12 the Prom Carolyn Burton and Virginia Juniors who made the finals in the annual, "I Speak for Democracy" contest 14, 1949. Virginia walked off with This year has been busy and fruitful of us and next year we shall strive to be standing 3 �JUNIORS... Charles A d o r n s , K W h B o n n i e * , B e i m Baker, H a r r y B a k e r, V i r g i n i a latterson, A n n e Beebe. H a r l e a n Bond yonnie B a t t o n , J u l i e B r a n c h , J o h n Brown, C a r o l y n B u r t o n , C a r l Bunker, J o e C o r n e r s . , Nancy C a r v e r. Russell C o s w e l l , J e s s i e C h r i s p e l l , Janet C o l l a r d , l o i s C o o p e r, E r w i n Corlett, R o b e r t C a r l e s s , M a n D o r i s . John Davis, C a r o l D o u g h , M r, Downer, L u e l l a D r o p . , , R u s s e l l Drayton, J o h n D y g e r t , C u r f f E c k e r t Barbaro E n g l e , E d d i • P r a n k , J o h n Fisher, G o r d o n F o o t e , V i c t o r F o r d , Joseph f r o l i c k , B a r b a r o F r a s e r. ntoP•n psin 9 aaa A Annie G o l e n i s , N a n c y G a r v i n , Gerald G e n t r y, D i c k G i l b e r t , Clifford G r a n g e r, H e r b e r t G r a y , Donna G r e e n . Harold G r i g g , E m u , G w i n n , G e r t r u d e N a d e r, M a r y 1011 H o c k * , B o n n i e Hall, D i , , . H a m m o n d , F r a n c e s Harris. Lucile H a rr i rr D e a n H a r v e y, A l i c e Hatmakm, M a r y H a y e s , C l y d e Houtz, B a r b a r a H u d s o n , J o h n Marley. Nancy H y l a n d , M a r l . Johnson, Lucile K i n y o n , W e n d a l l K n a p p , Eloise K r u g , I r w i n K u s e l , P a t r i c i a Lamberson. Lloyd Little, R o b e r t L y m a n , N o o n a n Martin, P a u l M a l v i o n , M e r v y n NO.S041, I t e s i m o r y M i c h a e l , D o r o i h y Mollenkopf. Fred M o o r e , l o r r i e s M o r r i l l , R i c h a r d Mowrisy, G o i l O l m s t e a d , J e a n O r r o Lewis Pearce, M a r g a r e t P i f e r. Charles Q u i m b y , H a r o l d R a y m o n d , Virginia R e n s h a w , R i c h a r d R a p p e r , Miriam Rumens, L e a h S o m p s e l , B e t h Scheidler. Jean Schubel, K • i t h S e c o r d , R u t h Semrnelroth, C h a r l o t t e S h m i r i o n , rAarigaret S h e r n o m , R i c h a r d Sherman, J e r r y S i l v e r s . 0 �JUNIORS... Elaine S m i t h , J o a n n S m u l l e n , L e w i s Snyder, C l i f f o r d S t u m p , D o n Sturgeon, M a d g e Ta p p e n d e n , Barbaro Theboud. Gerald Thomas, M o r g a r e t Thornot, Robert T h o m p s o n , A u b o n T r e a d , Mourice Tr o u t m a n , M a r y l i n e Tu b b , Christini U n r o e . Jean V a n M a r c u m , K a t h l e e n Va u g h n , Jack W o l k . , G o r d o n W a l l a c e , Donna W e e d . , , , A n n W e i d n e r, Joyce W e i l e r . Keith W e l c h , R o b e r t W h i t c o m b , N e d White, M a r g a r e t Wilson, W i l l i s Wi l s o n , P h y l l i s W o o d , S h i r l e y Ye a r l i n g , Sophomore TOP—MORRILL, H A W K B O T T O M — W E A K L E V, P O P E 3 �Sophomo hard work was given by the Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 This year is one which will be bered by the clam of '52. We began our high school career Being sports-minded, we'll mention some of our own all high and mighty who participated in basketball and football. Dale Jackson was our one and only regular on Varsity football. Tom McConnel, Bill Connel. Lee Roy Morril Zabonic were on the At 8:15 A.M. on a bright we gathered to begin our three year journey in Senior High. The halls were long and cold; the new teachers, friendly and encouraging; not least, lessons offering a challenge and everyone Also Dale Jackson was on Varsity Tom McConnel, David Bennet, Bill gene Miller, Robert Smith were We began this all important year with bang election. The officers selected Hawk, president; Helen Weakley, Lee Roy Morril, treasurer; Paul Also Vicki Tropp and Judy ed as on the Senior Commission. They all to a "T" with their decisions This year we had a very interested group in debate. In fact a few Sophs were able against other schools. Among them Facklam, Helen Jean Weakly and Julie Lind. On March 31 we gave an bly which we hope everyone enjoyed. gave a lot of thought and time in preparing it. The Seniors welcomed us to Senior High at a very nice reception. W e Thanks a Also a group of the more joined the Mirror and Cardinal staffs. obtained a berth on the "Cardinal of the "Reporter." Joyce Hinson and Esterline served as co-editors for the mester "Mirror" Junior Of course it was up to us to give Christmas party. With a few masterminds and our noteworthy advisors, Miss G. Moore and Mr. Green, we presented the "Holly Hop." A lot of * Aill7;:ada'no7srddert"' .15".' O r l y , H e l e n B a l c h , a l r l e y a ' L Ila O g Sarney B a n n i s t e r , D a v i d B e n n e t t , Bonnie B O I COW R o l s e r i B i g g s , D a l e Bloc.lvard, P a t r i c i a B l i s s , P a t r i c i a igh.L Bo.r ger, i . ' .B L ra yto n , Wade * * aP,PDL.: q" �SOPHOMORES... Virginia B r i t t o n , G l o d y s B r o w n , J u n e Buholz, JoeIlen Butters, D e a n C a m p • bell, D o r o t h y Chrispell Wolter C l a r k , I I l o C l e a r w a N r, B i l l Connell, L e o n a C r a n d a l l , F r a n k l i n Crobill, D o n Davis, E d w a r d D e a l Jim D e a n , J o h n D e n b r o c k , M o r r i s Ebert, S h i r k , English, Jean Elliott, Ella E s t e r l i n e , M a r g u e r i t e F o r k l o o n M o x F a rr i rr B e v e r l y F o r s t . W i l b e r F e r r y, V i c t o r F o n d a , C a r o l y n F o s t e r. Beverly F r e d e r i c k , R o b e r t F u l l e r Dessie G a g , F r a n c i s G r e e n , C o l l e e n Grinnell, B a r b o r o G r u n e r. J a c k G r u n e r, J o a n G r u n e r , P a u l i n e H a c k e r Jack H a l l , E l l e n H a r r i s , E l i z a b e t h Ta. ?Cr (19,00c, H o r t . J o e H a r t e r , N o r rnon H a w k , Ned H i . , . . , J o y c e H i n s o n Bill H o f f , J a n e t H o u g e n , M a r t * , H y , land, D a l e Jackson, D o l e J o h n s o n . Jerry J o h n s o n , R o g e r J o n e s Joyce K a s e . , B u d K e l l e r , D a v i d K i n g , L o w e l l K n o p p , L y l e K n i r k , J e r r y K r. l o w, D e l o r e s K u s e l Fronk Ly o n . G l o r i o L a m b e r s o n , H a r o l d Larnberson, P h y l l i s L a y n e . , G e o r g e Lewis, J u l i e L i n d , M a r y J a w L i t t l e Mervan Luce. Shirley Luse, J o h n M c , Bride, N u n e s M c C o n n e l l , T h o m a s M c • Connell, N a o r n i M c D o n a l d , T h o m a s McLaughlin Judy M c K n i g h t , M a r i o n lores M a c k l i n , C o r a l line M o g a n . , R o b e r t M a s s e y, D o n • old May * * * �SOPHOMORES... Gicc M i d d l e t o n , E u g e n e m i l i c r Jane M i t c h e l l , l e e R o y M o r r i l l . Reah M O W . , M u n y o n , Gretchen O l m s t e d JoAnn O t i s , F r a n c e s P a r a d i n e , Raymond P a r o d i n e , M a r y E l l e n Parks, Z o e P a t t e r s o n , N a m , ' P a u l , Florence PPPPP on Helen R a y m o n d , M a y n a r d R e e s , Robert R e n s h a w , M a r y R o b e y , Nancy R o b i n s o n , P a t t i S a g a , Marobeth S e l b y Eleanor S h e r m a n , J o h n S h i e r y, J r . , Eddie S l i e r , R o b e r t S m i t h . W a r r e n Williarn Smith, Ronald S n i ff COMI S p a d e , D a n S p e n c e r , H e l e n WOLcr7 Cf).Co Oiln.APO aus:Lt7u Stamen, W a n d a S t i c k . , . , H e r m a n Tait, W a y n e T a y l o r , l a V e r n Thompson Evelyn To m p k i n s , V i c k i T r o p p , Dothan Unroe, E d w a r d W a l d r o n , James W a l k u p , U p l a n d W a r d , Greece A n n W a t i c i n s Helen J e a n W e a k l y , D a l e W e b e r , Eddie W e l l s , R a y m o n d W i l d e r , Donna M a r i a n Williamson, William Welfare!, Earl W o o d s , R a l p h W o o d s , P h y l l i s Wa r d e n , t e a t r i c e Y e a k e y . M y r t l e ocr-c- c 01 Yoskey, L o r e t t o Y o u n g , Leon Z o b o n i c k * * * 3 �TOP R O W : C O C H R A N E , S TA N S E L L 1.,t R O W : S O U L ! , S P O T S Ninth Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 On October 3, 1949, we, the class of "53," held our annual election, the following capable officers: President. Jack Stansell; vice president, chrane; secretary, Janie Soule; treasurer. Katherine Stott. and Ninth sentative, On October 31, 1949, we entered a float in the annual Halloween the float, which was based on the coming magazine sale did not win a prize, we got a good plug in by advertising There were many Freshmen boys out for sports this year. We are proud who made the Reserve basketball, track, football, and baseball teams. While on the subject of sports, congratulations to our own Freshmen girls who made cheerleading squad. A handshake to each one of you for doing a splendid job. On March 17. 1949. we had our Ninth Grade party. which proved to be a big success. We had a grand time playing mixer games, dancing, and eating which were enjoyed by all. Our officers arid their committees proved in planning and executing this party. As it is now June 2, school is over for another year; having enjoyed we are all eagerly looking forward to our first year in 4 �FRESHMEN. Alyce A i k e n , D a r y l A l l e n , N a n c y Andrews, S y l v i a A l l e n , C h a r l e s Baker, M a y B o l t e r. R i c h o r d B o l d e n Forrest B a l l a r d , F r e d B a r r i n g e r, Donna S o t . . . . . n, W a n d a B e l l . Jr '11710 c l k D e fl!N 8.1.8 5 . 1 , 8 , Richard Betts, D o n n a A Bodi T Shirley B o r n , N o t e l i e B o m e , J o a n n Bradley, D o r i s B r i g g s , G l e n n B r o d . . Walter B r o w n . J o a n B u r t o n Jack Byers. D o n C o m e r s o n , J a n e Campbell, I r v i n g C a s w e l l , T h e l m a Chaffin, M i c k e y Colvin Art-a 1 1 ' Al; ' Joyce C o o p e r, D u a n e C o l v i n , H a r o l d Corless, C a r o l C o x , T h o m a s Crofton. R u t h D e b o l t , R o g e r Dennis Beverly D e v l i n , D i a n e D i c k , L e o n Dick, M a r i l y n D i c k e y, B r u c e D i l l o n . Richard D i r s c h e l l . M y r t l e D r o n e r e i r k l c e e k , . . I 0 Wanda D r a p e r , M a r i l y n D r y e r , B e t t y Ernsberger, E l m e r F e r r y, J e a n F i s k , R a p i d Flavem Ellen Folk, M o n F o r e s t e r, R o b e r t Forester, C l , , . , . . F r a n k s , D u a n e Furney, E d w a r d G i f f o r d , Carl G i l l e t t e . P o t , Green, Geraldine G r i g g E l l , Gruner, G a i l H a n s e n . A n n a Hamialier. G e o r g e I l e a . , Jerry H e l m e r David H e e l a n , A l l , . H i l l b o r g , M a r y Hogoboom, E t h e l H o w l e t t , O r d o Hubbard, H a r r y H u d s o n , Alice H u s s P cboo T'AfKil Helen I n d e , P a u l e t t e I v e y , B e t t y J o Johnson, To r n J o h n s o n , V i r g i n i a Kadwell, J a m e s K e y e s , C h a r l e e n King * * * _ o �FRESHMEN... f"ac.) C)Zet NI) C t t c Mox Kinyon, Wouneto Knopp, Joon La f o r g e , D o r i s L i n d , B u d d y L i p p e r t , Lorry l a n g w o r t h y , C a r o l A n n L i n e r ) Cr)c\ V QPDP . ;710 :r%Z,v azocwc CZcoft.Z Sally L u n d q u i s t , W i l l i a m Ly o n , Polly i s M a s o n , P h y l l i s M a c k , M a x M a y, Glorio M e i e r. G r o c • M i l l e r Joon M i l l e r. M a r y M i n i e r, D o n Moore, Elsie N i c k e d ' , N o r m a n N o b l e . Ardella N o b l i t , Jack N o r t h r u p Joyce O n t o , N e a l O s b o r n , L e o n a r d Otis, B o b b y P a r d o , N o r m , P e a v e y, P e g g y P i t c h e r, Edward Pifer Patricia R a n k i n , R o b e r t Rees, C a r o l y n P e p p e r, R e m u s R i g a . Potst, Robinson, H a r l e y R o u s c h , Paulo S o g e r. Frances S c h e i d l e , . J o c k S c h o b e l , A n n Sellers. G e o r g e S h i l l i n g , R e i d Silvers, J o e S i m p s o n , B e t t y S m i t h G a r o l d S m i t h , G e o r g e S m i t h , Jeanette S a n d l e r, B e t t y S n y d e r , R e x S n y d e r. Janine S o u l e , & a r b o r s . S p e r b e c k Jock S t a n s e l l , B a r b a r o S t e p h e n s o n , Lorenzo S t e p h e n s o n , B a r b a r a S t e l l e r, B r u c e S t i c k n e y, K o t h e r i n e Stott, J o c k S u m m i n John S w o i n , L l o y d ' r o c k e t , P a t r i c i a S e v i e r. J a m e s Ta y l o r , B o b b y Te m p l e s , K a y T h o m a s . S i ! , Thomas J i m To m p k i n s , D o r i s T r o v e l b e e , S o n d r a Tr o u t m a n , J i m T r u m b u l l , R o b e r t Tu c k e r, B e v e r l y W o l k , J o y c e Wa l k • r. William Wa l k e r, Eugene W o l k ' , M a r y Wa t s o n , B e v e r l y W i l c o x , Joel, Wilkins, G a r y Wilson, L l o y d Wo o d Marlene W o o d s , M o . W o o d f o r d . Carolyn Worthington. Doretha l ' o c k • y, I I . . Z a b a n i c k . I i s h s s d Zabonick. Shirley Z o b o n i c k . �8th G R A D E . . . Geraldine A n d e r s o n , M a r j o r i e Aitchison, N a n c y A l d e r d i c e , B a r b a r o Av e r y, B e t t y B a u d e r , J o h n B e n n e t t , Donald B e r c o w Ronald B e r c a w , D o n n a B e t t s , D o r i s Blanchard, B a r n a B o o b , L a u r a qc.nna NION1 Bradley, M a r y A n n B u s s i n g , Alice C a m p b e l l Coro A n n C a r v e r , C a r l Chester, C h a r l e s C h r i s p e l l , E l l e n C l , , , , . , Ve r n o n Carless, Doris C o u n t e r m a n Del C r a n d a l l , M a r c e l l a C r a w f o r d , Phyllis D a v e n p o r t , N e l l i e D e v l i n , Donna D i c k , K e n n e t h D i r s c h e l l , ions D o n k i n Tam D u k e , B e t t y D o v e , R a y m o n d Downer, M a r j o r i e F a rr r r J o A n n Fergusioo, J e s s i e F i l a r s k i , Moy F o l e y Donna F o r e s t e r, P a t r i c i a F o s t e r , D i a n e Fraser, B e r n i c e G e n t r y , G o r d o n G e n t r y, R o n a l d G r a c z y k , Douglas G r a n g e r . Marilyn G r a y , R u s s e l l G r e e n , J e r r y Driest, J o e G r i g g , R o b e r t G o o d w i n , SHwart G o r d o n , Joyce H a m l i n Alice M o r r i s , B a r b a r a H i l l s , D o n n a Hinson, F r e d H o b a r t , D a v i d Hodgman, K a t h l e e n H o s • k , Jim H u l e t t n..c3S. CoOCIZI * * * tit �8th G R A D E . . . .. srizo cricr. rhsa I . an. cva fiti I L Jerry H u r l e y , D o n a l d J o h n s o n , Richard J o h n s o n , K a y K a d w e l l , Sharon K e m p , D o n n a K i n g , James K l a u s A. 20,n0 Robert K l i n e , J e a n K r z e m i n i s k i . N o r m * L o n g w e l l , J a c k L e w i s , Rhea Lewis, J e r r y M c B r i d e , Dean M c G i n e s s . Potty M c N e i l l , D u a n e M c N o l l , Sampson M a n n i n g . K a t h r y n Morchant, H o w a r d M a y , S a n y o M a u r e r, G e r m M • r r i l l , Phyliss M i c h e a l , P e g g y M i l l e r , J a h n Milnes, L o i s M i t c h e l l . Looms Morris, Ralph Morris, D i c k M o r r i s o n Wayne M o r r i s o n , R o l e n e N e w m a n , Clarence N o l a n , O r v i l l e O t i s . C o r d P a l m e r, I r m o P o l m a t i e r , Ronold Parsholl D o n a l d P a r s h a l l , B i l l P o r s h o l l , Leonard P i t c h e r, J a m e s P o u l , D o r l e n e Roymond, l o r r y R e a m e r, Led R e n n e l l Janet R u s s e l l , C a r l S e r n m e l r o t h , John S c h e i d l e r, S y b i l S c h l u b o t i s , R o b e r t S h i m e r, B e v e r l y S i l v e r s , Bernard S m i t h De!ores S m i t h , G l e n S m i t h , M a r y S n y d e r. J o o n S o r t w • I I , D o a n e S t a n l e y, M e l v i n S t u m p , J e r r y S w e e t Bill S w e e t , G l a d y s S w e n l o r d , H o w o r d St eeeeee W a y n e S t e p h e n s o n . E l a i n e r o c k e t , R o b b y . Ta y l o r , C a l v i n Te r r y J o a n n T h o m p s o n , C a r o l To m s o n , Tu c k e r, T e d T u c k e r , L y n w o o d V a n Blorcam, L a V e t t a W a l d r o n , Oshel W o r d cli,,C2 Mary W a y , H a l W e i d n e r, D a v i d Wert, Moribelle We r t , Janice Williams, W i l l i a m W i n e m i l l e r, l o r r y W o l f e r & Jo L e e W o r l h i n g l o n �7th G R A D E . . . troy A r n o I d , S i d n e y A v e r y , K a t h l e e n Baker. S h i r l e y B a k e r , H o n k B a i l e y , Mary l o n e B a i l e y, Kermit B a r t h o l o m e w Mary J a n e B e l l a m y , C h a r l e s B e n e d i c t , Albert B a r r o w , B a r b a r o B l o n c e o t , Kenneth B o o h e r , D e l b e r t B o y e r , Pauline B r o d . Bill B r a u s e , J o a n B u l e w , J o h n B u r t o n , Judy B u t l e r , D a v i d Chilson, R o s a l i e C o c k r e l l Morn° C o l v i n . A n n e C o r n i s h , B e v e r l y Cribbs. N e l s o n C u r t i s , S h a r r o n D e a n , Jo E l l e n D e n n i s o n , D o l e D o v e Eddie D o w n e y , N o r m a D i r s c h e l l , l a w r e n c e E r n s b e r g e r, J a n e t f a m e , Dovid F r e d e r i c k , K a y F e n n e r , Connie F e r g u s o n Charles F i s h e r, P h i l l i p fierke, A l i c e Fisk, David Frederick, G l e n r y z Dife tTcn 4 cQc",0,P , A Dick G a r v i n , M o r t h a G o b l e , V e r n Goodwin, P a t G r a d y, A l i c e Greenwald, G a i l G r e s h a w, S! Mory S u e G r i g g . o Shirley H a l s e y , A l i c e H a m l i n , l a m e s Hamlin, J o r n e s H a s k i n s , C o r e H i l l s . Rosemary H u t c h i n s , l e o I r w i n Douais', J o h n s o n , R o b e r t J o h n s o n , l a Ve r n K o r n , l a n e K e y e s , C o n n i e Ring, M o r y J a n e K i n t i g h , Gerry K l e i n d i s t * * * �7th G R A D E . . . Bruce K l i n e , B e v e r l y K n o p p , N e r , Kolasso, Jessie K r z e m i n s k i , D a v i d Lamberson, L i n t , LaMar L i v e n s p o r g e r Judy Lucas, J o y c e L u r e , L y t l e Luke, Don M c C o w n , R u b y M a s o n . M . , Ann M a u r e r, f a y M i l l e r D o u g l a s M i t m eeeee , V e r n Shirley M o r r i s , M a r y J e a n M u n d y, Robert N o b l i t , M a r y O l m s t e d , JIM O f i , Virginia Parsholl, Ben Pfost, Edith P o t t e r, L o l a P o t t e r , D i r k R o s i e r, Nancy R a y m o n d , J u d y Rennell N a n c y R i t t e r, S t a n l e y R i t t e r, J a c k i e Robinson, B e r n a r d R a t k o , E u n i c e S a g e r, E l v a S o t t i s e n , M o r y S c h u b e l Dick S h a w , C o d S n y d e r , D a v i d S n y d e r. Connie Soule, R u t h S p a d e . L i n d a S p e n c e r. C l o Y t o n S t r a w Betty T h e b o u d , C a r o l y n T h o m a s , J i m Thomas, To m m y T h o m a s , J e r r y Tr o u t m a n , D o n Tr u m b u l l , P a t s y Ann Tu c k e r CP11 C John U r b a n , H o w a r d W a t s o n , C a r o l y n Wa t s o n , D i c k W a t t , R i t a W e e k s , Edward W i l l i a m s • Rosemary Yo u n g , M a y n a r d Zimmerman * * * 46 �- �TOP R O W : T R O P P, A I . N I G H T , B O V E E , L A P H A B i . 1st R O W , E N G L E , P E A V E Y, D Y G E R T, S C H U B E L . Commission 1949-19 The highlight of the Commission's was the sponsoring and planning of the coming Queen." This was the first time event occurred and the Commission lot of credit for a job Dear Diary: The Commission has had a year under the leadership of our Rover. Other members were Barbara Engle. clerk; Mary Lapham and Russell commissioners; Jean Schubel and Junior commissioners; Judy McKnight and Vicki Tropp, Sophomore Besides the several after-game sored by this group, there were the fessional Again this year the Commission had of organizing the Athletic Police; a group of boys who kept order at the football ball During the year Barbara Engle, Knight, Jean Schubel and John a conference at the University of they, and other student from Michigan high schools—met problems pertaining to school All in all, we'd say the Commission of a splendid job in handling the affairs of our high * * * 4 �TOP R O W : J I M L I N T, H A L W E I D N E R , J O H N B U R T O N . FIRST R O W : P A T S Y G R E E N , J O H N S W A I N , J A C K S TA N S E L L , S Y B I L S C H L U B AT I S , Student 1949.19 Dear Diary: The Junior High council has had an active year under its president, The other members of the Council were Sybil Schlubatis. Hal Weidner, Jim Lint. John Burton, John Swain and November 23 the annual Junior High party was sponsored by this This was a gala affair with many seventh, eighth. and ninth A movie projector for the Junior High was installed during the year. for this project was raised by means of a magazine sale conducted by last Again this year, the Council conducted a talent search. Those showing ability participated in an assembly given before the student body Friday. Dear diary, the Council has done a wonderful job * * 4 * �e To p R o w S t r o n g , S e r n m e l r o t h , G a r v i n . H y l a n d , C o l l a r d . S h o w , L o p h o m , S c c , a t h R a w. O.een w o - d o n , W e a k l y, Elliott. S a g e r, G r e e n , G a r v i n , S m i t h . O l m s t e a d . S c h e i d l e r 3 r d R o w : S c h e i d l e r, B u r t o n , M u c k , L i n d , K a s e . , H a r r i s . A l l . , , , B a t t e r s * , M a r t i n , L i t t l e , P a r k s , V o n Rh:acorn. 2 n d R a w : P i l l s b u r y, L i g h t . S c h l u b o t i s , P o p e , M i m e s , M r s . Hayes, R e n s h o w, Tr o p p , M c K n i g h t , Esterline, H i n s o n , H a r r i s . 1 s t Rove: R e n s h a w, C o c h r a n e , B y e r s , StanseII, R o w e , Hudson, F u c k l a m , M e i e r, O l m s t e d , T h o m p s o n , S i b l e y, P e a v y. Cardinal Dear Diary September- This year we had a wonderful staff to the Cardinal. Everyone co-operated and all the assignments were in on time. We were the pictures because of the weather and for this reason the Cardinal came Our senior section was managed by Hudson. This is the hardest section because it contains so many articles. Mary Rose staff did a fine job. Jackie Thompson. snapshot Peavey. art editor. and David tography editor, all did a splendid job our book the extra touch to make it bette Each editor has a particularly hard job It is their job to see that every bit of ticular section is done and in Our events editor, Linda Sibley, hard this year. She was in charge of all the stories on events and activities of the A great big thanks goes to Linda us so Lois Shaw. club editor. and Mary sports editor worked together and excellent stories to complete Louise Olmsted, literary editor, and ers. business manager, worked with to help make our yearbook one of the publishe Don Byers was the advertising editor. H e worked for many months obtaining the funds with which we pay for our yearbook. never have done so without Don's We wish to thank all the people diligently on the staffs of our One of the best features of this is the sports section. Bob Cochrane and Bill Stansell as Boy's Sports Editors did job of writing all Sharon Facklam and Co5 �To p R o w : 0 P a t t e r s o n , l i n d , S t r o n g , M a s o n , S o u l e I i R o w : V . P a t t e r s o n , M a r t i n , P a r k s , S i b l e y, H a y e s , T r o p p Cardinal Dear Diary S e p t . . J Every Saturday i n the Coldwater porter there was a column called ter." It consisted of the latest activities of the school and events that were going Every marking period the honor roll News from the elementary schools This is the second year of The staff editors for the first Editor-in-chief, Linda Sibley; Senior tor, Elaine Martin; Junior High Parks; Eelementary Editors, Mary Rowe and Joyce The staff editors for the second Editor-in-chief. Barbara Goodale; Senior High Editor, Barbara Parks; Junior High ginia Batterson: Elementary Editor, Adviser. Mrs. To p R o w : H i n s o n , E s t e r l i n e , S o d . , L i n d , D . P a t t e r s o n , T r o p p . 2nd R o w : M c D o n a l d , M c K n i g h t , F o c k l o m , M a s o n , R e n s h a w, W e a k l e y, K a s e , I n R o w : R o w e , Schlubatis, Scott, G e e d o l e , Parks, V. B a t t e r . , Hayes. 51 �To p R o w : H u d s o n , S t r o n g , B y e r s , B o v e * , R e n s h a w . F o u r t h B y . . W e e k s , B a i l i e , S c h e i d l e r, S u g a r , O h o , M c K n i g h t , Loose, W a r d e n , G a r v i n , E s t e r h n e , H i n s o n . T h i r d B y , : M a s o n , G r e e n , T r o u t m a n , H i l l b o r g , T r o p p , D a v i s , B a t t e r s o n , Ha ,, i ,, A l l e n , H i n s o n S e c o n d R o w : T h e b a u d , D e v l i n , A i k e n , C o o p e r . L i n d , M o c k . B r a d l e y , L i n d , S a g o , M c D o n a l d , R y s e r. F i r s t R o w S c h l u b o l i s , R o w e , P a r k s , S m i t h , L i g h t , S i b l e y , M a r t i n , C o c h r a n e , S t a n s e l l , P e a v e y , M r s . H a y e s . First Semester Mirror September- Ann Weidner, Barbara Thebaud. Seton Sports Editor: Bill Stansell. Staff: chrane, Girls' Sports Editor, Mary Rowe. Weidner, Bonnie Hall, Vickie Tropp. Exchange Editor, Marilyn Bradley. Staff: Joyce Club News Editor, Joyce Schlubatis. Staff: Helen Jean Weakly, Peggy Facklam. Mary Jane Little. Naomie Strong. Art Editor: Russel Peavey. Hudson. Virginia Batterson, Jean Lapha Photography Editor, Jack Scott. Staff: Keith, David Junior High Editor. Barbara Parks. Staff: Polly Mason, Doris Lind, Phyllis Bradley. Donna Bodie, Frances Sager. Sandra Troutman. Dear Diary: This month Jane Smith was selected editor.in. chief of the Mirror. Jane, a Quill and Scroll member, has had two years of has written for the Mirror four the job of girls' sports editor in her Donna Light, the assistant editor, has years of journalism and has written for ror four years. She has been on feature, girls' sports, and the junior Both girls have worked o n t h e Cardinal throughout their high Helping Jane and Donna this semester are Business Manager. Bob Cochrane. Peavey. Marilss Bradley. News Editor, Elaine Martin. Harris. Ella Marie Esterline. Joyce Phsllis Feature Editor, Linda Sibley. Goodale. Julie Lind, Joyce Hinson. 5 �Top Row: Thebaud, Hudson, Smith, Renshaw, Strong, Byers, Rove., Mimes, Pope, Davis, Smith, Scott. Third Row: Scheidler, Lind, Bradley, Warden, Kaser, Ho rr irr Allen, Batterson, Martin, Little, Soule, Hoogenboon. Second Row: Woods, Devlin, Aiken, Lind, Hogan, Mack, Weakley, Sago,, McDonald, McKnight, Renshaw, SompseII, Mrs. Hayes. First Row: Hudson, Parks, Rowe, Sch!abatis, Light, Sibley, Tropp, Harris, Hinson, Esterline, Cochrane, Stens.II, and Second Semester Mirror January- Tropp headed the girls' sports; and Bill Stansell colaborated on the Beth Lou Scheidler was in charge Mary Rowe handled the club news: son was the art editor; and Ella and Joyce Hinson edited the junior Diary, the May 19th issue of the the last of the school year. The cotheir semester work with a six page rated to the Dear This semester the "Mirror" was co-edited by Linda Sibley and Donna Light. The hard to put out many six page papers with photos of the various Helping the two editors were Alyn Barbara Parks, the business Schlubatis, as the news editor; and Frances Harris, the feature editors; Vicki * * 5 * �Top c" PO Row: Host, 5500, Senior Play find him with two pretty young girls; arthree seemingly scared to death. When Harold parents about the criminals, they him. However, they change their Miss Schultz, the person who dead, appears with a gun in her hand. T h e criminals are about to succeed in their plot of scaring the Dinsmores out of the officer Peters upsets their plans by stopping for another social call. As the visit nears its find officer Peters about to arrest After the criminals explain that they without a home to live in, are barrassed, and were using the home as a shelter, and playhouse, drops all charges. As a result of evening Harold is cured of his love shows and Our director, Mrs. Doris Hudson, was ably assisted by Mary Rowe and Joyce we thought the play was swell and we proud of the Senior Class for a job so November Dear Diary: Tonight we witnessed another cess for the senior class, the annual play, "Mar. der at The cast Dave Ayers, Harold Pfost, Mrs. Dinsmore; Lois Shaw, Betty Austin; Jane Luedders. Alice Corey; Joyce Rachel; Russell Peavey, the doctor; Winston Maggart, Oliver; Janie Smith, Miss Schultz; Bill Dennis, Officer Peters; Rex Corless, Gene Fry, the The three-act play centers around more, an addict o f horror shows and comic books. Left alone in his family's old becomes involved with what he thinks inals. A person is suposedly killed and Sheriff makes a friendly visit before Harold's parents return home after a scarey talk with their 'on over Arriv Mg home from the city. 5 �A Bab Ly m a n , B a r b a r o E n g l e , B a r b a r a T h e b a u d , D e a n H a r v e y, John D y g e r t , C a r o l D o u g l a s , D o n Sturgeon, mond, I r w i n Kvsel, C a r o l y n B u r t o n , J o h n D a v i s , G o r d e n W a l l a c e , / n o w i s e Tr o u t m a n , A n n W e i d n e r, C l i f f o r d G r a i l s , . Junior March Dear Tonight the Junior class scored ing hit with their play, "Ever Since large cast starred Ann Weidner as and Clifford Granger as In the supporting roles were Spud Erwin; Barbara Thebauld, Betsy Erwin; Carolyn Barton, Lucybelle Lee; Mrs. Clover; Dean Harvey, Mr. Clover; Carol Douglas, Martha Willard; John Dygert, Henry Quinn; Bob Lyman, Preston Hughes; Don Slur. geon, Officer Simmons; and John Davis, Erwin Kusel and Maurice Trout. man as football players. Assisting Mrs. Doris Hudson with the directing were Harlean Bond and Bonnie The play centered around Johnny was editor of the school paper, and who wanted to help Johnny edit this plot involved the difficulties and arose when the unwanted female entered the situation. After many trying affairs, the play came to a Dear Diary, I want to say that the kids in "Ever Since Eve" did a wonderful job. �To p R o w : A l l e n , B u r t o n , G r e e n , S a m p s o n , W M c i e r r, S c h e i d ! , W o o d s , B o n d , H a y e s , D r a p e r , 5 t h R o w : R e n s h a w , Wr I k i n s , B o n h a m , T r o p p , H a c k e r , R u s e ! , B o v e e , S t i c k . , , M c D o n a l d , E l l i o t t , i t , , . , C h r i s p e l l , H a l l . 4 t h R o v e r M r s . Wa t s o n , B o d i e , M a n n a r ' , F o r s t , B r a n c h , H a c k e r, C o o p e r , P a r k s , M a c k l i n , G r o v e , S h e r m a n , W e i d n e r , m o n d , 3 r 4 R o w r F r e d e r i c k , C a r v e r , S e l b y, W i n d . . , , V a n B l i s s , , B a k . , S h e r m a n , D e v i . , H a r r i s , M a y , L i n d , S p a d e , Reser. 2 n 4 R o w : S a g e r , To m k i n s , F e r g u s o n , M i t c h e l l , O l m s t e d , M a g e e , E n g l e , H y l a n d , H i n s o n , W e a k l y , H o g a n , Shermen, S e r n m e l r o t h . 1 s t R o w : F a c k l a m , l u e d d e r s , H u d s o n , D r i n k w a t e r , R o w e , O l m s t e d , P i l l s b u r y, S c h l u b o t i s , Thomas, S m i t h , S t o u t , M e i e r, B r a y t o n , G a r v i n , L e g h o r n . Y -Teens The program was followed by refreshments of ice cream December 22 the Y.Teens presented basket of canned goods and clothing to family here in Coldwater to make them rier Ruth Semmelroth and Julie Branch February 17, for the Y-Teens conference Lake Camp, On March 2, 1950, one of our ments was accomplished. We purchased stalled a new mirror in the girls' rest paid for the mirror by sponsoring a dance and selling Throughout the whole year the project Y-Teens was to keep the girls' rest room spectable Our club was ably led this year Joyce Schlubatis; V i c e President, Margaret Thomas; Secretary, Jane Smith; Stou Two cooperative advisors, Mrs. Miss Peterson, helped us solve The Y-Teen members unanimously agree this year has certainly been successful in Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 Our first Y-Teens meeting was September 26. Plans were discussed ties throughout the We gave our first pep assembly. for the Marshall football game. After a short skit, which centered around a raft, led followed by the audience singing song On October 13, the informal initiation was held in the Roosevelt gymnasium. After horred routine of going through the blind-folded, refreshments of ice cream served to Our first big social event was held It was a "Sadie Hawkins" hayride with dance following. Tasty refreshments of donuts were served during November 6 our formal initiation, place in the Episcopal parish house, was held according to tradition. Mothers of both and old members were cordially invited tend. The program consisted of a brief ritual by the club officers, a short talk, by Green, and a piano solo by 5 �To p R o w : B r o w n , W h i t e , K u s e l , A l l e n , S e c o r d , P a p e , M i m e s , S m i t h , F o n d a . F o u r t h R o w : B a n n i s t e r , Gilbert. T h i r d R o w : W h i t c o m b , Jackson, B r a y t o n , Z a b a n i c k , M o r r i l l , G r i g g , F o r d , McConnell, H a r b e y, Foote, C o a c h L i v e r m o r e . S e c o n d R o w t F r e e m a n , R y a n , W i l l i a m s , M i l n e . , R u b l e y, S t o n s e l l , W a l l a c e , H u r l e y , C a r l e s s , D e n n i s , R a y . mond, S t u r g e o n . F i r s t R o w : D i c k e y, M y e r s , I v e y , M o s s r n o n , / S a d a o ' ' , M c C u r l e y, B y e r s , To p e , C o c h r a n e , S i e g , Masson, W o r t a n , & w e e . Hi- Y der the management of Charles Williams. our basketball team ended a very good ning three of its We now take time to look back all the benefits that were derived from ings of the year. The rest of us wish to cial recognition to Bill Milnes. an member, who gave much time and energy that our club might be a success. O u r advisers Coaches Livermore and Prevost many times helped as over the Diary, through the help of our officers, we have had a very beneficial year. We hope next year may be as successful and this one Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 The first meeting of the year was tember 14, and immediate plans were made for the acceptance of new members. At this elected the following officers for the yea President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, September 16, we gave a pep assembly i n which the cheerleaders for the year by the amount of applause by the students. To raise our treasury funds, we dances after basketball and football games. Ifs. * * * 57 �To p R o w : D e n b r o s k , S m i t h , To m p k i n s , C r i s m a n . ash R o w : P i f e r , M o y , R e e s e , A l l e n , Ta y l o r , f u r n e y , W o o d f o r d , C r i s p e I I , f r a n k s . 3r1 R o w : W a r d . O s b o r n , D i c k , B a k e r, C o l v i n . K n o p p . Pierce, Tr e o c h e r. M o o r e , B l o n c h a r d 2nd R o w : M r . C r o s b y, W i l l i a m s . K n o p p . W i l d e r , M o w r e y , T h o m p s o n , K e l l e r, A d a m s . B a k e r, To y l o e P1,0 R o w : B a s t e r , R o t h b u r n , S t r o n g , G o r m a n , P a u l , S l u r a e o n , S h e r m a n , Ta y l o r , O n t o , O t i s . F. F. A. Oct. 13—Jim Garman. Milton Treacher. and Dennis Paul represented Coldwater on a nor of Branch and Oct. 14—The F.F.1. radio program was and will he presented every two weeks over WTVII. Dennis Paid will be the Oct. 27--The first constitution in the history Coldwater Chapter was ratified today. Nov. 23—Formal F.F.A. initiation was held tonight. Twenty Greenhands. fourteen Chapter Farmers. and three Honorary members were formally initiated. luck supper and a haskethall Non. 2 9 - 4 rodent control denmnstration ed today. The drive against rats netted over Nov. 30—A young farmers and an adults class, sponsored by the F.F.A., were started :be direction o f Nov. 3 I —Seven F.F.A. delegates attended national Livestock Fat Stock Show at and today. Der. B--F.F.A. members hate been Dear Diary: Aug. 2 0 —The F.F.A. officers: Strong vice president. Jim Garman; P8111; treasurer. John Fisher; Reporter. 1/ Sentinel, Dick Sherman; and the Adviser, met tonight and made plans for the Sept 9-11—Maurice Strong. Dennis Paul. Leon D A , and Charles Baker represented Coldwater at the regional F.F.A. leadership convention at Weldon Lake. John Fisher was elected Sept. 12-17—“Farm Welding" has been the theme of the chapter display at the Branch County Fair. Thirty boys entered individual exhibits. Sept. 30- Jim Garman. Dennis Paul. John mond Wilder. and Lawrence Porter attended the State F.F.A. fat stock show at Oct. 9-13-9laurice Strong and John ed Coldwater at the 22nd National at Kansas Oct. 12 - The F.F.A. finished selling cider today with a total of about 3 �F. F. A. of soil during the fall and today started testing the samples under the direction of Mrs. Newell. County Farm Dec. 9--Lee Onto was elected to the office of Chapter Librarian. Dec. 12—For the first time in CHS entered the Slate Better Chapter contest. Chapters are judged on their program of work and a report o f ac. complishments, with the winners to be announced next summer. This contest is for the promotion carried out by Jan. 12—Mr. James Crosby. recent graduate igan State College, began teaching agriculture became F.F.A. adviser. Mr. Barnes is now devoting full time to teaching veterans. adults, and Jan. 19—During the past week there have improvements in the ag. room. Among the are a new lighting system, tables, proper milk testing equipment and a builLin case made hy the F.F.A. Feb. 1—Today twenty-fine F.F.A. boys attended Farm. en's Week PA R L I M E N TA R T G R O U P Feb. 20--Naitonal F.F.A. Week is Feb. 19.26. Mayor Owen Decker declared this as F.F.A. Week A window display Id F.F.A. activities was put up today. Feb. 21—The F.F.A. parlimentary procedure an all time high placing for Coldwater. by receiving a gold award and second place i n the district contest today. Aulton Trencher, chairman; Leon Tom Cranson. Leland Ward, Bob Partlow. Strong tnaches; were the members of the March 22—Attlton Treacher and Wendall delegates to the State F.F.A. convention April 1—.A lawn seeding program was conchtded in which the F.F.A. seeded the lawn at the May 17—Parent and Son banquet was held. Maurice Strong was awarded the DeKalh Agricultural Award. June 2 —Another suceessful F.F.A. school year has ended. The undergraduates hope to return year as beneficial as this one RADIO A N N O U N C E R COLDWATER OFFICERS N A T I O N A L a n d S TAT E R E P R E S E N TAT I V E S �To p R o w : S o u l e K i n g , D e v F o r r e s t e r , S p e r b e c k F i r s t R o w : S a g a , T r o u t m a n , S c h e i d l e r , M i l b e r g , D k k , P i k h e r, P e a v e y. Horizon Club Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 We started our Horizon Club last fall. a baked goods sale and earned money for our summer trip to In October we took a group of fire girls on a hike to demonstrate our ing skill and to cook meals outIn our Horizon Club we are now mache articles. We hope next year can beneficial and fun as this Athletic Dear Diary : 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 On September 23, the Athletic for the school year with 14 senior high junior high boys acting on the police force. The duties of the Athletic Police were to take tickets, check group dues a t the assemblies. and handle the large crowds at all the To p R o w : O f . , . D e n n i s , D a v i s , S i l v e r , S t e p h e n s o n , A l l e n , K e y e s , M r . D e n n i s . S e c o n d R o w : M r . O l s o n , S t o n s e l l , R e n s h a w, W a l k e r , G i l l e t t e , M c E l r a i n , C a r v e r F i r s t R o w : O t i s , D e n n i s , S t r o n g , S i g . S c o t t , R y a n , O t i s . 60 �To p R o w : D i c k , C a l l a h a n , T r u m b u l l , O t i s , B o r n . S e c o n d R o w : R e p p e r t , L o p h o n , P o r t e r, G d 9 0 , P f o s op.Parks, french. f i r s t R o s s : G o o d o l e , E a r l d o m , C u r t i s , Shubel, H a l l , Office Helpers Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 Every year the school is assisted by a group of students who keep the books, help in the offices, and do the typing for teachers. All of them willingly give their time to help school run more U her Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 . 1 9 5 0 The ushers kept busy this year by serving at the many activities given in the showed their efficiency during the various "Talk of the Hour" programs. The Band the Operetta put on by the chorus for their services. They also helped out with the Senior and All in all, the ushers had fun and the girls serving next year will enjoy just as • To p R o w : D o v e , M a r t i n , P l o d , P a l i , P o r t e r , l a m b e r s o n , C u r t i s , J o n e s , P h i I b r i c S . T h i r d R o w : F r a s e r, S o u l , K i n v o n , Green, Smith, Thomas, S o m a s . I I , Johnson, M i s s Phillips. S e c o n d R o w : D r a p e r, Shubel, S o m m e b o t h , Eckert, M a l l o n • k o p h , H o rr i rr V o n M a r t o , M a d a n . f i r s t R O W : M a g e e , S a g o r , 6 E l l i o t , Thomas, Robinson, �Top Pow, Otis, Foster, Paul, Hodson, Clearwater, Harris, Patterson, Mahood, Third Row: C o o p , Selby, Marriott., Senor.Iroth, Engle, B u t . , . , Chatfield, Eckert, Sherman, Smith. Second Row: Fredericks, English, Hacker, Bodie, Tropp, Hinson, Magee, On, Blorcum, Bond, Mrs. Aitchison. First Row: Meiw, Shaw, Sail...bads, Green, La-adders, Drinkwoter, Dancing Class Dear Dian : 1 9 4 9 1 9 5 0 Every one has had fun at dancing class this year. We started out with one for an advanced group and the other for beginners, but we soon combined the two. We met at the Washington school on Tuesday evenings. Joyce president and Elaine Smith and Donna Green served as treasurers. and Gretchen Meier acted as student advisors. The group put on an January 27th. The younger group helped Miss West in a spring choral rhis program brought a close to a very 6 �To p , R o w C a m s , G r i g g , C o c h r a n e , M a x s o n , R h o d e s , I v e y , F r y, W e a k l e y , A y e r : , C h c k e y, S m . m o n s , F o u r t h R a w : S u m n e r , D o d d s , T h o m a s , W i l l i a m s , R u b l e y, M c C u r l e y , R a p e , M a g y a r , W a r t a , C a r v e r , M r . R e n s h a w . T h i r d R o w : G o o , D o r e , T u c k e r, P a f f , P o r t e r, M s : , M a r t i n , T h o m p s o n , B r a y t o s n , R e n s h a w . Second R o w : M i s s P h i l l i p s , P a r k s , M a y , M e i e r , l u e d d e r s , S m i t h , M o s s m a n , S e i g , P a u l , W i n e s , C r o m b y, G r u n e r . First R o w : H u d s o n , D r i n k w a t e r , S t o a t , R o w e , P i l l s b u r y, k i c k l o m , O l m s t e d . S c h l u b a t i s , B r a u e r , B a x t e r , S m i t h , O t i s . Senior Trip the White House was being redecorated, they were unable to Boarding a ship, the tour members Chesapeake Bay to Williamsburg, they visited the restored buildings of ous city. New York offered the Statue of Liberty, the Rockettes at Radio City, the U. N. Lake Success, Coney Island, and Cente Diary, we all had a wonderful time — even if we were all dead tired! We wish have gone with us. This almost winds up our high school career, doesn't it? May 20, Dear Diary: At about 3:00 o'clock in the proximately 56 seniors left Coldwater bus on the 23rd annual Washington arrival in Toledo they boarded the railroad for In Washington they visited ing buildings. Among these were ton Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, erson Memorial. the Capitol, the the Library of Congress, the United Academy at Annapolis. and Mount * * 6 * �MRS. H A Y E S . L I N D , FA C I E L A A S R E N S H A W , W E A K L E Y, H A M M O N D , S C H E I D L E R . Debat Albion came to Coldwater on and was victorious over both Coldwater were Lakeview on January 16 and December The negative teams were composed Scott, a senior, Diane Hammond, a Julie Lind and Helen Weakley, both The affirmative team was composed Renshaw, a junior, and Peggy Facklam, more. T h e teams were coached by Hayes and helped by Mr. Wm. Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 Composed o f 21 new members, team won fourth place in Twin this year. O n November 15th they got off to a good start by defeating Hillsdale's Coldwater's negative team was defeated dale's Traveling to Marshall on November water's affirmative was again victorious by de. feating Marshall's negative. team was defeated by Marshall's 64 �Top R o w : P u f f , f o c k l o m , S c h l u b o t i s . l i t R o w : Burton, Scott, Renshaw Democracy Contest November Dear Diary: Today the "I Speak for Democracy contest was held in velt The contest was opened by Mr. Samuel Rosenberg, one of the judges. He made an announcement to the effect that the be enlarged next year to include Union City, 13ronson, The contest was sponsored by the Junior Chamber which gave prizes of $12. $8, $6, and $4 to the winners. were Jack Scott, first: Virginia Renshaw, second: Joyce third; and Sharon The two top winners, Jack mid Virginia. gave their radio station * * * �Spring March Mary Rose Hudson, first, and second, are the winners of the local Dramatic Declamation contest held today in the auditorium. Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Hayes. Hudson were April 13, Dear Diary: Today Mary Rose Hudson won first the annual District Spring Forensics in the CHS auditorium. Her entry, declamation, was entitled, "My Little Boy." The other schools represented Albion, Sturgis, and Marshall. A t Jack Scott entered in the oratorical and Peggy Facklam entered the May 12. Dear Diary: Mary Rose Hudson has done hasn't been done in six years here at CHS has won the Regional contest at is the last of the contests so we can say first in state. She defeated six students from State High Kalamazoo Kellogg High Creek), Hastings High, Albion High, stidine We all want Mary Rose to know we are of her. It takes great ability to a A bouquet goes to her mother, who was the driector o f the delegatio �4 l e t t t o R i g h t E M o r t m , G M e . e r , M r s N o y e s . E a r l d o m , S u m m i t , C o c h r a n * . S i b l e y, L i g h t , P a r k s . Quill and February Dear Diary: Eight seniors win the Quill and Scroll Award for their excellent work in journalism on the Cardinal. Mirror, and Linda Sibley worked on the Cardinal four years as sales manager and events editor. On the Mirror she served as events and tor and is now co-editor-in-chief. She editor-in-chief of Donna Light has had three years ism. Having worked on the Cardinal staff; and exchange staff, feature staff, and junior high staff of the Mirror, she is now co-editor Mirro Gretchen Meier has seen three years on the Mirror as junior high editor staffs. In her junior year she served editor of the Cardinal and is now Bob Cochrane, although having only one Year's experience on the Mirror, was award due to his outstanding write.ups of Elaine Martin has worked two years on the Mirror, Cardinal Chatter, and the Wasnews editor of the Mirror editor of the Sharon Facklam has been on the Mirror two years. and during three years of has served as assistant editor and is editor Oil Stansell. having served on staff for two years. and the Mirror staff for one year, has been sports editor Barbara Parks has worked during her junior and senior years on the Cardinal nal, and Mirror. She was junior high editor of the Mirror and is now serving as age The official qualification for the Quill and Scroll Award are: 1. Candidates may be elected from paper, yearbook, magazine, or 2. They must be of junior or fication, or 3. They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing 4. They must have superior work in writing, editing or business 5. They must be recommended by principal or publication 6. They must be approved by Secretary of the Quill and 6; �Homecoming November Dear Diary: Tonight Jane Smith was crowned the first Homecoming Queen High This new event took place between the halves of the Coldwater vs. ball game. The co-captains' father's. Mr. Owen Fry and Mr. Warren Corless, paid rightful tribute to Jane. M r . Fry placed the crown on James head and presented her with a dozen I OSell. while the C.H.S. Band played "It Had to Be You." Janie's court consisted of Mary Lapham, Louise Olmsted, Donna Green, and Gail Olmstead. Each girl received a bouquet of Janie ruled over the Homecoming dance and drew the numbers for raffel Dear diary. I hope we'll continue this Homecoming event in * * * 6 �6 ih �“A” 1949-19 They marched in both the Halloween and mas parades. I n February the band attended Heidi show in Battle Creek. On March 24 they Kalamazoo to the Southwestern Michigan val and received an "Excellent" rating. Dear Diary: The sixty high school members of the spent a very busy and They siarted the year by playing and marching in the pet parade and Band Festival during the 4.H Fair. Their next appearance was at the St. Joseph County Fair at Centerville where they played and made The band performed at all home football games and one out of town game. During the basketball band was divided into small groups and played at all home games. Twirling was featured a t sunny o f the genie On October 26 the band journeyd to Niles, Michigan to participate in the Southwestern Michigan Marching Festival. They received a Division f i n the of marching and In April they participated in the annual Follies. Also the band banquet was held at Legion Hall. Awards were presented at this time. During May they performed i n the Holland Tulip Festival and ended the year marching in Day The officers for this year were, president. vice president, Jean Davis; secretary.treastirer, Bob Cochrane; Student Advisor, "A" B A N D FLUTE T E N O R Chrispell, Milnes, William Davis, John OBOE S i b l e y , Linda King, Cooper, LAS B A R I T O N E BARITO I fiat CLARINETS Douglas, Carol Tappenden, Madge L u s e , Shirley Hamlin. Harris, Frances C O R N E T S Luce. Mervin La Forge. Joan King, David S e c o r d . Keith BASS Baggerly, James R e n n e l l , Ted Smith, Reppert, Carolyn Hobart, Fred Cochrane, Mickey Helmer, Jerry Troutman. Maurice G i f f o r d , Eddie Smith, Warren Sherman. Margaret Kemp, Sharron F R E N C H HORNS Wilcox. Beverly J o h n s o n . Donald T r o u t m a n , Maurice Robinson. Pat B a r r i n g e r , Fred Knirk, Lyle H a l l . Jack T W I R L E R S Olmsted, T R O M B O N E S Davis, Jean R o b i n s o n , Soule, BASSCLARINET P E R C U S S I O N Olmstead, Gail B e l l s Setnmelroth, Carl P h i l b r i c k , Joan T y m p a n y BASSOON J o h n s o n , Jerry B a s s Drum Schlobatis, Sybil R e p p e r t , Richard C y m b a l s ALTOSAXOPHONES C u r l e r s , Robert S n a r e Bond, Harlean M a x s o n , Lowell S n a r e Drum Meier, Gloria W a l k e r , Jack S n a r e Drum Magee, Carol D o w n e r . Raymond S n a r e Drum Granger, Clifford J o n e s , Roger S n a r e Drum Olmsted, Gretchen R o b i n s o n , Nancy S n a r e Drum 7 • �NIL Follies of PROGRA Dear Diary: A p r i l Masters of Ceremonies — Jerry Johnson and Jack Walker BAND AND VOCAL J e r i ) CHORUS — Carol Douglas, Lois Cooper, Gail Olmstead, Gloria Meier, Harlean Bond and Carol onuon TRUMPET N o r m a n VOCAL R i c h a r d MARIMBA J o a n Phi!brick SONG AND DANCE — Jerry and Card. Gloria and Beverly, lark and Linda TRUMPET ROCKIN' CHAIR J a c k VOCAL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TWIRLERS G r e t c h e n Olmsted„Vanry Robinson and VOCAL J e r r y PIANO M a d g e SEE YOU I N M Y DREAMS C a s t Band and Follies Personnel FLUTE— RI) CLARINETS—Frances Harris, ALTO SAXOPHONES—Harken Bond, Carol Magee, TENOR SAXOPHONES — Bob Cochrane, Linda Sible CORNETS and TRUMPETS—Norman Sword, Ted Rennell, Forrest Ballard, TROMBONES—Jean Davis, BASS I I %RINE! —Carl BASS—Deloris DRUMMERS—Robert Corless. PIANO—Madge CHORUS—Gail Olmstead, Carol Douglas. er, Carol ommn. Harlean Bond, TWIRLERS -- Nancy Rohinmn, Warren 7 �NUMB District and State Solo and Dear Diary: M a r c Joan Philbrick, Marimba Harlean Bond, Alto Saxophone I I Carol Magee, Piano I I Pat. McKeith, Bass Horn 1 1 Deloris Smith, Bass Horn I I Betty The baud, Twirling . 1 1 1 Nancy Kolassa, Twirling I l l Mixed Clarinet Madge Tappenden, Frances Harris, Saxophone Harlean Bond. Gloria Meier I I h Today 18 students journeyed to to participate in the annual District Solo and Ensemble Janie Soule, Bb Clarinet Judy Rennet!, Bb Clarinet Ted. Bennell, Trumpet Norman Hawk, Trumpet 1 Charles Chrispell, Trombone 1 Jean Davis. Trombone Joyce Hamlin, Baritone Horn 1 1 STATE SOLO AND ENSEMBLE FESTIVAL lassie Soule, Ted. Bennell, Joan Philbrick, Marimba April Mixed Clarinet Madge Tappenden, Frances Harris, Carl Semmelroth 1 . division at the District Solo and tival, entered the State Contest held Dear Diary: The students who received a first 7 • �“B” Band Dear Diary: 1949.19 The B.Band ccmsisted of seventy-seven musicians of high Skating paHies were held at Coldwater Lake at the beginning and the end of This group motored to Jackson. Michigan on November I t to see and hear the United Stott, Marine They marched in both the Halloween. and They also participated i n the Southwestern Michigan District Festival held i n Michigan on March 24 and received an "Excellent- rating. They appeared i n the annual 6:ncert and Follies and conchided the year by marching in the annual Memorial "B" BAND FLUTES A L Aitchison. Marjorie I m Dean. Sharron S O P Snyder. David P a r v T O CLARINET W e e k s . Rita o L i o . T,... A l l e n , Daryl R A N O SAXOPHONE M o r r i l l , h a I I . Bill ALTOSAXOPHONES W a t k i n s . Grace Ann II flat CLARINETS T r o u t m a n . Sandra T r o u t m a n , Jerry Bove, Helen F o r e s t e r , Jean Rennet'. Judy T o m g o n , Carol Hosek, Kathleen G r a n g e r . Douglas Soule, Connie T i r e k e r , Pat B A R I T O N E Way. Mary G r u n e r . Ellen W e r t . Dmid Thomas, Carolyn B u r l e v e . Joan T R O M B O N E S Farmer, Janet L u c e . Joyce Worthington. Carole % M e s s e r , Douglas Newman. Rolene K i n g . Connie Fraser. Diane R a n k i n . Pat L a e . Sweet. Jerry B A S S E S McGiness, Dean M c TENOR K e i t h . Patricia Forester,e King. Donna S w e t . William Wallace. R.S1.11. Janet W e l t e r . Darenport, Phyllis B A R I T O N E SAXOPHONE T W I R L E R S Johnson. Richard B e t t s . Donna Esterline, Ella Marie C O R N E T S and TRUMPETS T h e h a t t d . Betty Sager. Eunice M a r c h a n t . Kathryn Olmsted, Mary P E R C U S S I O N Thompson. Jo Ann % I n e s . John . Waldren, LaVella B e n e d i c t . Charleg Avery. Barbara H o d g m a n . Da‘id S n a r e Drum Thebaud. Betty B e r e a w . Ronald Kolassa. Nancy ! M a c k l i n , Debris S n a r e Drum Spencer, Linda R o b i n s o n . Jack Colvin. Norma J o h n s o n . Douglav Snyder, Carl J o h n s o n . Robert Avery, Sidney K l i n e . Bruce S n a r e Drum 7 �Band 1949.19 Dear Diary: Membership in the C -Band numbered eyenty-huir and consisted mainly o f fifth grade musicians front the grade schools. Eight seventh graders were also included in this group. Skating parties were held at Coldwater Lake at the beginning and the end of the year. The band played in the annual Concert and Follies and marched in the Memorial "C" B A N D FLUTES A L T O 17`: D a v e n p o r t , Satchfield. Lewis King, EHal CLARINET Hinson, Georgia Woods. Alfred Milne.. Molly II has CORNETS and Cornish, Anne Ford. lorry Hamlin, Alice Howlett, Fred Downey, Eddie Lewis, Goble, Martha Strong. Hal Lennington, Olmsted, Tom Thompson, Manson, Jerry Knowles, Frankhauser, Billy Gentry, Delbert Grady, Pat Vice, Virginia Hubbard, Smith, Jim Helmer, Jim Baggerly, Lawrence, Anderson, Jenkins, BARITO Reese, Walter Watson. Myers, Scheidler, Furgason, Carlisle, Mary TROMBO Baysinger, Rathbun, May, Marilyn Hubbard, Alberta Hamlin, Smith, Andrews, Marcia 7 Knowles, Larry Hobart, Jim May, Chatfield, Merlin Rankin, Larry Douglas, Paul Counterman, Clifford Teeter. Fisk, DeBolt. Snyder, Balch, Virginia PERCUSS Kinsey, Hinkley. Anderson, Boyer, Rill Chatfield, Funderhurg, Noble. Sager, Priscilla Sager. Billy Southrott, Bill Macklin. Betty Fraser, Philbriek, Doris Pearson, Tucker, Huffman, Jack Hyland, Tom �First Year Band 1949-19 Dear Diary: The first year band numbered sixty-four this year and consisted of pupils from fifth. and The band was divided into groups and gave programs in heir Skating parties were held for h e band at Coldwater Lake at the beginning and Me end o f the They participated in the annual Concert and Follies and ended the year by marching in the annual Memorial FIRST YEAR BAND Bflat Heckman, lford, Mitchell, Vaughn, Judith Jaques, Lyle Chatfield, Lewis, Dick Knowles, Burlew, Johnson, Carol ',wag, Carol Davis, Sherman, Downey, Rumsey, Dion Acock, William Richardson, Laurel Parrish, Judith Miller, Fansler, Palinateer, ALTO Jackson. Kemp, Tucker, White, Otis, Beverly CMELODY Thebaud, Young, CORNETS and 41cNall, Chenoweth, Kemp, Hal Parshall, Vaughn, Hadley, Tom Bidwell, Krzeminski, Scheidler, Roily Eris. Tucker, Smith, MELOPH McBride. 7 TROMBO Hacker, Judy Huntley, Whiting, Barnes. Carroll Palmer, Patricia Wiser, Jerry Sherman, Day, Anne Flower, PERCUSS Parks, Smith. Letts, Welch, Dille, Barlow, Curtiss. Osborne. Tom Jones, Hulbert, Earl Noble, Arnold. Nick �Senior and Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 1 9 5 This year the choruses had large enrollments. The senior high thirty-three members and the junior high chorus claimed forty eager 0 The chooses participated in many assemblies and also gave one concert. "I hear America Singing," under the direction of Miss Dear Diary: "1 Hear America Singing," the annual spring concert, was presented by bined forces of junior and senior high choruses, the boys sextette. the and several soloists. on April The dancing club assisted to make this program vet.) �K. B A N N I S T E R . 1 . D O W N E R , D . R E N S H A W D. H A R V E Y, C . M A Y Special Chorus V I R G I N I A R E N S H A W A N D R I C H A R D REPPERT KEITH B A N N I S T E R 77 �7 ��Top Row Houston, Myers, Raymond, Lyman, Bovee, Hurley, White, 2n4 Row—Peavey, Worton, Clark, Simmons, Carless, Fry, Byers, Rhodes, Jackson, Cochrane, 3r4 Row—McCurley. Freeman, Manson, Dennis, Treacher, Stan..II, Yope, Maggart Varsity August 29-September 4 Dear Diary: The Coldwater varsity gridders opened practice on August 29 with only five returning them to bolster the 1949 ranks. Rack, Rex Fry. Carlos Clark, Bob Simnions and tackle. constituted the retnnants of the Coldwater co.champs of • year ago. The other aspirants who competed ing varsity berths and eventually saw action were: Ends—Revel Ivey. Russel Peavey. Bob Cochrane. Low. ell Maxmn, Harold Raymond, and Tackles — Don McCurley, Winston Maggart. and George Guards—Joe Yope, Bob Freeman. Alton Lyman. and Centers—Bill Stansell and Backs—Don Byers. Jim Rhodes, Erwin Gdless, and Ned White. The Cardinal schedule opened after three weeks of bion 25. Nov. 4: Goldwater 12, Sturgis 6. With the munding of the final gun, 18 fern on the Coldwater muad faced the thought again donning the Red and White football uniform. Among them are: Don Byers. whose educated many a point after touchdowns; Jim Rhodes. who alw used his toe quite a hit. One of the finest in Twin Valley history. Rex Godes, will also be m i . ing from the roster next fall. Because of his albaniund play. Rex was placed on the first team by rival coaches. and alm received team berth on the Detroit Times all.state Three other Coldwater players were rated i n all. ronference selections: Gene Fry, fullback, and Curley, tackle, were placed on the second team while guard. Joe Yo h , was given The above mentioned phis &Ion Bovee, lbdi Cochrane, Bill Dennis, Bob Freeman, Revel Ivev. Winston Maggart, Lowell Maxmn. Russell Simmons. Bill Stansell, and George Worton, will be greatly missed next year and will have to rely on returning lettermen Erwin C.O.., Dale Lyman. Harold Raymond. Don Shirgeon. and Ned White. to strengthen the conditioning and was asS :G 6 t.1 p e ild w a te r12.Adrian IS. Sept. water 21, Marsall 6. Oct. 7: Coldwater 14, 25. Oct. 14—Gildwater 20. Hillsdale 0. Oct. water 7, Lakeview 13. October 28: Coldwater 14, S i 0 ��Reserve Football Dear Diary: A u g u s t 29 The Coldwater Reserww opened practice today and found themselves i n the same predicament that their varsity mates were in. depleted ranks. This was due the fact that their members of a year ago up to fill the graduation riddled position of squad. l mice the leadership of Coach they started working with determination to do good in upholding the fine reconl last year's their first victory o f the season as they Hillsdale Hornet "Ws", Dear Diary: Running into their toughest opponent to date, serves were swamped by a huge Howe 42. Dear Diary: The younger Cards hit their stride again with vincing 13-6 win over a fighting The boys who started with the John Brown, Richard Baldwin. B i l l Gmnell, John Davis, Bob Dickey. Victor Ford, Richard Gilbert. Clifford Granger. Harold Grigg, James Garman. John Hurley, Jerold Johnson. Irwin KIIMPI, Charles May, Connell, Eugene Miller. James Morrill. Leroy Morrill, Dale Robley. Keith Secord. Richard Sherman. Bob Smith. Jack Stansell, Herman Tait, Jack Wallace, Bob Whitcomb. and Dear Diary: In the " B " team's last contest o f the tangled a second time with the team. Appearing more sure and stable of the junior Cards gale the Trojans a tougher in the previous game, but still bond themselves short end of a 18.12 score. Four seniors, Dale Rubley, Charles May. and James their playings days for Coldwater High at the this Dear Diary: Waterworks Park was the scene of the first enotunter. Their foe was in the form of a crack Sturgis club, who, displaying plenty cif passing and 'tinning. proceeded to rack up a 25-0 victory. Lack of experience hampered the junior Cardinals severly, this being onc of the main reasons Dear Diary: The reserve team alwt has an important part Goldwater athletic system; that o f gridders to the varsity teams. This is outstanding. he cause the better the ['resent reserves, the sarsity teams in the future. Dear Diary: Looking vastly Unproved. the Redbird 8 4 �Top Row: Thompson, Bollard, Wood, Ferguson, Walker, Bressler, McBride, Riggs, Cochrane, Silvers, 1, Zabonick, Corless, Northrup, 3rd Row: B. Allen, Snyder, C a n s , Dillon, Tucker, Him,,, McLoughlin, Helmer, Swain, Simpson, Coach 2nd Row: Hall R. Zabonick, Fonda, Brayton, D. Allen, Dennis, Dean, McConnell, TrumbeII, Silvers, lst Row: Kinyon, Stephenson, Smith, Hudson, Betts, Roach, Jones, Cranson, Barringer, Future Varsity Gridders Dear Diary: F a l l . The future varsity lads, under the guidance Roy Houston and John Prevost, followed in the steps of their bigger brothers, the varsity and reserve, as the practice sessions They worked hard along with the other times scrimmaging the reserves, preparation for season's schedule. T h e boys were divided into two groups: one, a first and second string team called the future varsity regulars, and a midget team taking the name of the reserves. The fellows composing Dan Camerson. Mickey Cochrane, Harold Corless, Tom Cranson, James Dean. Roger Dennis, Bruce ard Disrchell, Max Farris, Richard Ferguson, Roland Flower, Victor Fonda, Gordon Foote, Ed Gifford, Jack Hall, Jerry Helmer. Ned H i m . , Harry Hudson, Max Kinyon, Mervin Luce, John McBride, Tom McLaughlin, Jack Northrup. Lewis Pearce, Paul Pope, Remus Rigg, Harley Roush, Jerry Silvers, Reid Silvers, Joe Simpson, Kendall Smith, Don Spencer, Lo. renao Stephenson, John Swain. Rex Snyder, LaVern Thompson, Maurice Troutman. James Trumbull, Bob Tucker, Joe Wilkins, Bill Walker, Lloyd Zabonick and Were: Bernard Allen, Daryl Allen, Forrest Ballard, Fred Barringer, Richard Betts, Lee Brayton, FUTURE VARSITY Coldwater FN., 12 — State Coldwater F.V., 18 — State Coldwater F.V., 12 — Coldwater F.V., ID— Coldwater FN., 12 — Coldwater F.V., 0 — Coldwater F.V.. 0 — State 8 �Varsity Basketball Dear Diary: Today 12 boys. three lettermen and nine of reserve team. were picked t o compose Varsity cage squad. Many hurdles lie ahead, the main one being, upholding their title o f defending State Clas, " B " Champs, and also defending leaders of the Twin-Valley league f o r the past three seasons. This year's club is built around A l l -Stater Rex Corless, plus the capable talent i n Gene Fry, Jim Rhodes, and Bob Simmons. who saw a bit of varsity service as of last year's tSate Championship quint. Bob Lyman, Lowell Masson, Bob Cochrane, Joe Yope. Rodney Myers. George Worton. and Revel letter winners last year. holster the nucleus of NOV. 29—The Cards tonight raised the curtain on their 1949-190 cage season with a stunning over a non-conference foe. the Three The Cards had to stage a belated rally to clinch the hard•fought tilt. DEC. 2—Before a packed home crowd at the Armory the Redbirds copped their first T V triumph at pense of the Albion Wildcats. The Cards, winning niade up for Albion's liriliant one-point upset the year previou DEC. 9 —As quickly as they rose they fell, bowing to an under rated Lakeview Spartan unit. did not drown the Cards' hopes though as furiously for their next important engagement, that with the league leading DEC. 16—Their hopes of a fourth T-V vanished into the dark shadows, as an shall Redskin climbed into the conference lead with a sorprise 42-41 tilt over the JAN. 3—Traveling to the Capitol city the back ofn the road to ercovery as they the lofty East Lansing Trojan outfit by score of JAN. 6—Regaining more of their vaunted lied brought their predecessors three ships and a class "B" State title, the Cards Adrian Maple Leaves. 48.35 for their triumph JAN. 10—Coach Dave Dillions "hot and Trojans were next on the list as the Big Reds an impressive 57.47 victory, making it JAN. 13--Coldwater racked up their win with a 47-28 composer the opposing net JAN. 20—Entrenched in second place of the standings, the Cards made doubly sore of tige with a second victory over JAN. 27—Coldwater, fired op with the memory previous one-point loss to the Spartans setback as they leveled Lakeview, 56-38, thus putting their record at six straight. FEB. 3—In the game of the week their account with Marshall as the Redbirds (Continued on 8 �NB. BOB S I m m O N S Varsity REX C O R L E S S %E. 4 BOB L Y M A N DALE J A C K S O N LOwFII �Varsity (Continued from Of course, this feat could never have plished without an excellent group o f coaches. Along with one famous Coach Eby there was Laughlin, who has since then brought his liom to final state competition three times; Dillon. who has resided at Sturgis for the past two years; and Coach Bob Livermore. who has "right hand" man for the past two years. Each his bit to add to derisive 67-51 triumph on the credit side of This win elevated the Cards into a first place the FEB. 10—Shooting for the coveted Twin in hopes of making i t a fourth consecutive one, the Cardinal hoopsters set the East Lansing a second time with a taunting 49-35 win. FEB. 17--For their tenth straight conquest Cards banished the wilted Maple Leaves of Adrian to the tune FEB. 24.—Running into an "up" Hillsdale squad that had pulled a couple of surprising upsets earlier in the season. Coldwater had to fight hard and settle for a slim 38.31 victory. This was the final conference tilt. and by winning the Cards put their record at eleven straight with a total of 12 wins and 2 losses for Here's a quick run down of this REX CORLESS is first and foremost list. This was his third year as a varsity •nd in that time he has racked up 986 points, with a high of 256 this year to take the T N scoring honors for the third time. He has been an A l l -State year. this year being chosen unanimously by all Detroit newspapers for the first team. Rex was chosen all-conference team for the third time. CHS to look way into the future to find anyone who athletic ability to compare with that DISTRICT TOURNAMENT PLAY MARCH 2—In the opening game of the minion at Sturgis, the Three Rivers Wildcats toppled Coldwater's defending Class B Champs, in a was regarded a major upset i n the play, by the meager margin Besides being Twin Valley Champs this year, the Cards also had four men, all seniors, on the received additional honors by being placed on mythical all-star Rex Corless, twice previously an a l l -stater, ivas a unanimous choice for a first team a l l -state three Detroit newspaper, New, Free Press, and also the United Press rating, Besides Rex was played on the T V A l l -Conference for the third straight time in his three year stint with the Jim Rhodes, who ranked third among the Talso received an all-conference first Gene Fry, playing brilliantly all season, took a second team rating, being nosed out of the first team division. by Bob Simmons. another member of the first five, alert and clever play, was given JIM RHODES, another three letterwinner, i n his senior year proved to be the most improved any T V squad. He injured his knee while man football and had played with this handicap until last summer when an operation cured him of out his 14 point per game average, along with that of Rex. CHS wouldn't have won its fourth title. Jim excellent ball handler, both in out-court play neath the basket; he plays an exceptional all the way. Jim finished this season with a total of 201 points to place third for T V scoring also won a first team allGENE FRY is another senior winning his letter. He hasn't received a lot of publicity. him CHS wouldn't have had much of a Many realized that even though Gene's point add up to 20 or 24, he was one of the players on the floor. I f it hadn't been for tion to that ball during the G. R. Goodwin game i n 1949, CHS would never have won championship. Gene showed us this season he could score if given the chance. Last year he made all-conference team and was to be an alternate first team this year, but the coaches decided to on the first team and the others were to be second team. Gene lost out by one vote. Even didn't make it, we all feel he's first 1949-19 Dear Diary: The CHS basketeers have set a record that ably never be hroken. They have won their fourth con. secutive undisputed T.V title! I n a league that sidered the toughest Class " B " in the state, quite a record. In 1947 they won 14 and lost ing their regular season. In 1948 they won 15 one. I n 1949 they won 14 and lost one to go on to win the State championship. You'll never find a team one in After all these marvelous squads, the mid that another TV title couldn't be won by our var. sity basketeers. Nevertheless, in 1950 they to do it again with a 13 win and but two losses. "You aren't licked until you mentally give up," ought to be their BOB SIMMONS, a senior, won his first this year when he came up and capably filled ward position left open through graduation. He was a fast man, and turned in a good floor game. a great one to score, but somehow he kept pep and snap in the fellows. Bob drew an honorable the all-conference LOWELL MAXSON, another senior, won his sity letter this year also. Lowell went in a lot as (Continued on 8 �Varsity stitute and each time turned in a very good He could befuddle the opposition, and had plenty of spirit saw some service, but not as much as the one of those fell as who can get all A's and still be an BOB LYMAN, a junior, won his first letter and everyone has hopes that he'll be able to slip tip into Fry's defensive position. He got off the floor cepted many of the halls to break up a lot of were needed to win the games. Whenever he ed, he was right there BOB COCHRANE. still another senior winning his first letter, has been a faithful follower. He too much action, but when he did he of doing the job. GEORGE WORTON. a first letter winner and was one of the fellas who came and practiced faithfully, yet he didn't play too much. He tried and succeeded to play as the coach wanted him. DALE JACKSON. a sophomore, winning his first letter, turned i n a wonderful performance what a valuable player he's going to be. His didn't seem to hinder him and often he up plays under the basket. Next year Dale to be one of the RODNEY MYERS. winning his first letter ating this year. was another fellow who showed up at practice and when the time came, he could turn in the performance if necessary. Not everyone can play all the time, but when needed he'd do his job. Diary, something well worth mentioning i s the fact that Rex. Gene, and Jim have played in 59 out of that many have lost but seven — all by one point! Each year they have advanced into tourney play and have proven themselves capable of most anything. CHS will have to hunt far and wide to find a trio like REVEL IVEY, a senior, won his first letter Although he didn't see a lot of action, he ways seemed to be the life of the party. He stuck for practices and tried t o bolster spiirts when they needed it. JOE YOPE, another senior winning his * * * 8 �Top Row: Coach Eby, Bob Tucker, Eugene Miller, Leon Zabonick, Dick Baldwin, Max Ferris, Jack Stan.II, John Swain, Brom Dillon. First Row: Dave Bennett, Bill Connel, Harold Grigg, Bob Whitcomb, Tom McCannel, Bob Sword. Dick Reserve Dear Diary: Bob Livermore today started his second year as head coach of the he welcomed many enthused cage recruits to the first practice. Always looking ent from the ninth and tenth grades for future varsity material, Mr. Livermore set to work immediately on the fundamentals of the Among his candidates are five freshmen, seven sophomores, and These include: Dick Baldwin, Bob Tucker, Jack Stansell, John Swain, Bruce Dillon; freshmen: Dave Bennett, Tom McConnell, Bill Connell, Bob Smith, Eugene Farris, Leon Zabonick; sophomores: Keith Secord, Cliff Granger, Harold Whitcomb, and Dick Jan. 13. Coldwater, 26 — Jan. 20. Coldwater. 17 — Jan. 27, Coldwater, 33 — Feb. 3, Coldwater, 26 — Feb. 10, Coldwater. 23 - - East Fel, 14, Coldwater. 33 — Feb. 17, Gddwater, 26 — Feb. 24, Coldwater, 21 — RESERVE Nov. 29, Goldwater, 35 — Tree Dec. 2. Coldwater, 21 — Dec. 9, Coldwater. 19 — Dec. 16, Goldwater. 19— Jan. 3, Coldwater. 26 — East Jan. 6, Coldwater. 23 — Jan. 10. Goldwater, 33 — 0 �6 TOP R O N , C O A C H P R E V O S T, M c L A U G H L I N , M O R K . , / A M I D E , M c C O N N E L L , H I N E S , T H O M P S O N , /1RESSLAR, WOLFORD, FIRST R O W : W O O D S , S H I E R S , M A Y , K U L O W , M U N S O N , K I N G , D E A N , H A L L , The Future Varsity Dear Diary: all the way but St. Charles gained a kept it. The game ended at 40-36 favor Charle 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 This year the F. V. has a new coach. vost. He taught the F. V. bo)s a new style of ball that worked efficiently. The new aduplicate of the Varsity's Sturgis came to Coldwater for the The F. V. made a comeback with a win over them. The final score. To start the season the F. V. played Home in ag ame that had two four times but the F. V. still came out ahead. Next on the list was Quincy the F. V. played at Quincy. The F. the little Orioles, The next game was with the St. sity. This was a close game all of the way but the F. V. came out ahead, Quincy came back the following week with blood in their eye, but the F. V. back with a defeat to the tune of Then the F. V. traveled to Bronson to play the next heartbreaker. In a three time Bronson got a two point lead and won The last gains for the Future Varsity was with the State Home. The F. V. played panic, pulling away from State Home. 14-6 in the first quarter and finishing the game, On a return trip. St. Charles was out for re. %lengeand got it. I t was a neck and * * * 89 �d * 111...../.11111 t f OP R O W : S T R U N G , L Y M A N , J A C K S O N , S O R R Y , [ A B C / N I C K . S O U N D R O W : 5 5 5 5 5 1 1 , D I L L O N , W S A K L R Y. R AY M O N D , C O R M S , F O R D , C O N N E L L F I R S T R O W : F R Y, C O C H R A N E , C O R L F S S , R U B L E S , R H O D E S , Y O R E . SIMMONS, C O A C H LIVERMORE Varsity Dear Diary: 1 9 5 0 Head Coach Bob Livermore's 1950 Varsity baseball crew slated to play a grueling schedule, five more than last year. ing themselves into a full fledged squad erans and rookies prepared to clash for first line The Cards, who shared a T-V title with five other rival clubs last this spring with the intention of snatching the coveted crown The possibilities of a winning team tially great as the Cards greet Rex Corless, pitcher, infielder, outfielder. Jim Rhodes, pitcher, outfielder. Bob ell Maxson as fly catchers, and Gene base guardian. Dale Rubley, catcher, Cochrane, first baseman, both seniors. man is back at shortstop. Other ing to see action with the Varsity man. Bruce Dillon; Sophomores, Leon Zabonick, Bill Connell, Dave John Shiery: Juniors, Erwin Corless Raymond: Seniors, Joe Yope, and Ray April 17. Having spotted the five runs, the first four innings, the treated four Bronson hurlers in a big they chased home eight runs. tinued their batting binge as they tallied a 10 triumph in a non-conference fray. April 12. With Dick Ditto of Jim Rhodes locked in a torrid pitching lucky Redskin nine finally emerged with a 3 triumph. Jim Rhodes toed May 1. Playing hosts to Union City in conference affair, the Cards started rally that netted them two runs, and a 5 to 4 triumph. Dale Jackson relieved May 2. Playing their first T-V game the Cardinal nine took things in stride walked all over Lakeview, 10-1, for conference victory. Rex Corless went May 3. Hosting Albion, Coldwater Wildcats 2 to 1 in a dramatic Dale Jackson got his third win. May 5. raveling to Adrian the out a late Maple rally to gain a 6-4 their third straight T-V win. Jim Rhodes .500 90 �TOP R O W . W O O D F O R D , F R A N K S , F E R G U S O N , M O O R E , S C H U B E L , F U R N E Y, H E E L A N , M I M E S , H O F F, D E A N , H A L L , MASSEY 3rd R O W : H U D S O N , B A L D W I N , N O R T H R U P, B R O D T, H E AT O R , B E T T S , T E M P L E , C A S W E L L , C O S W E L L , T AY L O R . TAY L O R . 2nd R O W : C O A C H J . P R E V O S T, H E L M E R , B A L L A R D , Z A B O N I C K , W A L D R O N , M c C O N N E L L , K I N G , S I LV E R S , F E R RY, SILVERS, TRUMBULL. I s , R O W : P A R L O W , K U L O W , W I L K I N S , C O C H R A N E , S TA N S E L L , S W A I N , M U N Y O N , D I R S C H E L L , M f L A U G H L I N , MORRILL, T H O M P S O N , Z A B O N I C K . Reserve Dear Diary: This year 52 boys answered Coach Prevost's call for players on his This is the largest number of boys going out for reserve baseball in many the competition is The reserves had more games this year than ever before. Four of last who were on the reserve last year. moved to the varsity. There are a few men back from This year's team is made up mostly of freshmen, a few sophomores or two �TOP R O W . C O A C H E B Y, W E B B E R , W A L L A C E , W A L K E R . 2nd R O W A Y E R S , R Y A N , S I M P S O N , J O N E S . 1 0 R O W , B R O W N , J O H N S O N , W I L L I A M S , D Y G E R T, W A L K E R . Gol Dear Diary S p r i n g , Coldwater's hopes of a championship golf team were greatly bolstered as three varsity letter-winners of last year turned out to form the nucleus of team. Along with them were able Dale Ryan and Charles Williams who formed the remainder of Nine meets are scheduled for the season, three of them, with and Marshall, already having been played. The Cardinals won all three of The team this year certainly has the experience for taking the Ayers, No. I man, is now in his fourth year as a varsity golf man. Jack John Dygert, No. 2 and 3 respectively, have two years behind them. Dale Charles Williams, who alternate as the fourth man, are in their first year competition and are proving to be Let's hope we have another golf trophy in our case at the end of * * * 9 �TOP R O W : C O A C H W E E K S , L A N G W O R T H Y, S T E P H E N S O N , Q U I M B Y , T A B O N I C K , S M I T H , B R O W N . 1s1 R O W : W I L K I N S , BRESSLER, F O N D A , D E N N I S , T H O M P S O N , m L C O N N E L L , E R A S I O N , M A Y . Tenni Dear Diary: S p r i n g , This year nine boys reported to the initial roll call of the tennis by Fred Weeks and Ralph Modes. There are four returning letter winners year: Charles May, Bob Thompson, Tom McConnell, and Victor Fonda. ers, there are Lee Brayton, Joe Wilkins, Lorenzo Stephenson, Wade Bressler. Jim Zabonick and Larry The team has already played four matches—the!, beat Howe. May 3rd, lost to Adrian April 26th, and Lakeview, April 20th, and received fourth place in the Twin Valley meet, May 6th. With every match and day of practice, the Cards ing rapidly and should prove to be a tough crew before the remaining have been The team, being greatly inexperienced this year, can look forward to with brighter hopes due to the fact that only one of them, Charles May. one of the top performers in his field, will graduate 93 �Fo.arih R . . , C o u c h H o u s t o n , S i u r g e o n , a l l o w X m a s , m c C o n n e l l , C r u n s o n , C o m c r s o n , O r i s , S n a p p , C a r l e s s . Third R o w : B e v . , S p e n c e r, T r e a d l e , P e a r c e , B a s e l , B r a y t o n , T u r k e y S t e p h e n s o n , R i m s , G i l b e r t , M y e r s , C . G r e e n . Second R o w : P e a v e y, B r o w n , L u c e , S m i t h , M i l l e r B e n n e t t , S e c o r d , F o r d , H a r v e y , G r u n e r , G r i g g . First R o w , L o c k w o o d , T r o u t m a n , W h i t e , S i m , C l a r k , B y e r s , G r a n g e r , S h e r m a n , Y o p e , C a r l e s s , C a r l e s s , H u r l e y . Trac Spring. Dear Diary: The interest that was shown in track this year has raised the hopes of in the future years. The squad of 1950, coached by Russ Green and Roy eight returning lettermen: they are Carlos Clark, Don Byers, and Seton Boyce dashes; Rex Corless, star high and broad jumper; Cliff Granger in the Rodney Myers, Fred Lockwood, Russ Peavey back to participate in The Cardinals opened their season at Lakeview and came out in the of a 61-3/5 to 42-2/5 score. As the season progressed, the Adrian meet out; then the thinclads traveled to Marshall to take a 79 to At the Albion Invitational. Rex Corless won the class "B" high jump with 510". Dasher's Carlos Clark and Don Byers were elected co-captains of the The schedule for the rest of the season was as follows: Sturgis, Twin Valley, Albion and We're proud of our track team. They've shown great improvements this year. 54 �Po' Top t o , . , ; C o a c h P b , , t y r n o n , J a c k s o n , C o r l e s s , R a y m o n d , Tr e o r h e r, S t u r g e o n , C o a c h l . v e r m o r e Second R o w : B o m a , P e a v e y, Wi s d o m , M c C u r l e y, M o o p a r t , M y e r s , T o p e . S t o n s e l l , D e n n i s . First R o v e : C o c h r a n e I v e y , R y o n , C l a r k . L o c k w o o d , F r y , C o r l e s s , S i m m o n s , R u b l • y , R h o d e s , M a r m o n , F r e e m e n . "C" Club 1949-19 The "C-Club" sponsored two dances, after the Sturgis football game on November 7. was better known as "Homecoming." We had our football raffle that evening. went to Mr. Rowe, one of our janitors. dance was a sock dance after the game on January 16. In addition to we have entered into several projects the athletic conditions Our biggest project this year was of the new basketball scoreboard with of the Senior class of Dear In the spring of '49 we held our election for the forthcoming year at our annual following were chosen: Bernard president; Gene Fry, vice president; Rex Cor. less, secretary: and Fred Per usual we met just before and net up training rules and also made roster for the coming year. Because of transfer to Michigan City. Indiana. Gene Fry took over the presidency at * We feel this year has been a * * 95 �Senior High G. A. A. January 9 marked the beginning of popular sport. Dear Diary: 1 9 4 9 - 1 9 5 0 September 28, 1949. the General consists of Jane Smith, president: ;vice president: Shirley Bonham. bara Engle. treasurer: Joan Watson, ager, met to organize the years' October 31, again we were proud of that won first prize on its Halloween it entered in the Tonight, Monday. October 3, we opened our volleyball season. Approximately pants turned out for this activity December 20, 1949, the ball game was played with Barb Eagle's champs. The team was composed of Sally Lindquist. Pat Baffle. Jo Ellen ane Hammond. Mary Ellen Parks, Jo len, Shirley Zabonick, Vicki Tropp and Phyllis Worde We formed two leagues and the winners of each league played for the Joan Watson's team reigned victorious 10, when the deciding game was Facklam, Joan Pillsbury. Janie Olmsted. Joyce Schlubatis, Joyce Stout Rowe made up this team. This team honored by the fact that Miss Ruth awarded the eight senior girls with pins, which is the highest honor April 3 found us busily beginning sports: badminton, softball and offered many girls the opportunity their hidden talents. Another new year was the naming of an honorary the close of each sport. The names of making the honorary team are posted G.A.A. bulletin 9 �Junior High G. A. A. Mak 18 found us dejectedly triumphful G.A.A. year to a close. the conclusion of our years' activities by tonight at Waterworks' Park with a per followed by a campfire. The presented to their respectful winners by Miss Ruth Lang, who directed the G.A.A.. at This fling officially ended the G.A.A. season for the year of The volleyball champion for Senior Barb Eagle's team. Joan Watson. Pat Bodie. Jo Ellen Butters, Mary Ellen Parks, Jo Ann Smullen, nick, Vicki Tropp and Phyllis the championship team. The Jr. were Pat McKeith. Mary Way. Sonja Maurer. Doris Blanchard, Alice Harris, Barbara Hills, Joanne Sortwell and Eight seniors received the highest honor in G.A.A.. announced Miss Ruth Lang. advisor. Gold G.A.A. pins were given to Janie Smith, Joan Watson, Joyce Schlubatis, Louise Olmsted, Joan Mary In Sr. High Joan Watson's team torious as basketball champs. Joan Pillsbury, Janie Smith, Joyce Schlubatis, Joyce Stout and made up this team. The Jr. High Carolyn Reppert, Joan Miller, Janie bara Sperbeck, Barbara Stevenson. er, and Geraldine Nine juniors received large C's and mores received small C's. 4 3 awarded their numerals, along with 80 Jr. high students who were given gold As we go to press, the volleyball have not been played off. 9 �Cheer 1949-1950 9 �Is, R O W : A C R O B AT S , W E L L ! L O V E R S . I T M U S T B E T H E U N I F O R M S . 2nd R O W : L O V E M U S T BE G R A N D , E H R E V A N D M A X ? D I C K I E , F R I E N D S . 3rd R O W : G L A M O R A N D H O W ! M O R E H E A D S ? T H E Y G O T M E ; O H , F O R A S L I N G S H O T; W H A T I N T H E W O R L D ? 4th R O W : FA R M E R S : J A N E , E L A I N E A N D B U C K . 5,11 R O W : B I C Y C L E B U I LT F O R THREE? 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Repport's Store Roby's Drug Store Rogers, Dale Roosevelt Student Commission Secord' Shottuck funeral Horne Shaw Shoe Company Sheet Metal Works Short's Tire Store Stnaltx Motor Snyder's Bakery South Side Texaco Co. Southern Michigan National Bank S8,, R Texaco Station Stella Re Taylor Chevrolet Co. Tibbit's Theater Toupalik, Ralph Tribolet Store Up-to-Date Coal Co. Van Aken's Vogt's Greenhouse Warner N i c k Co. Walker's Laundry West End Grocery Wilbur's Furniture Store Woodward & Son Tope's Texaco Station Y-Teens 10 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 0 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 06 2 2 1 0 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 1 1 0 2 2 0 2 06 09 1 1 1 2 09 09 2 1 1 2 1 ��n BEST LUCK TO FUTURE —from — Graduating The "C" O'Shanahan's CONGRATULATIONS FOR A JOB WELL DONE �DARLING THE N A M E T O THINK O F FIRST I N DISPLAY * L. A . DARLING COMPANY - BRONSON, MICHIGAN PLASTICS DIVISION - COLDWATER, MICHIGAN MIDWEST FOUNDRY DIVISION - COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �CALL US FOR Ectzecor'. •COAL •FEED •SEEDS NASH FA R M S U P P L Y CONGRATULATIONS ColdwaterCo- CLASS O F 19 Co-op Sq. T e l e p h o n e 68 1950 Coldwater, Mich. Best o f Luck, GOOD LUCK, SENIOR SENIOR Asbury Brothers Bee-Hive Shoe Store Everything Good t o Eat EACH A N D EVERY O N E O F US OVER HERE AT The SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL OF COLDWATER EXTENDS HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH A N D EVERY ONE OF THE Class SAFE BANKING SINCE 1 8 7 2 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System 10 �Compliments Agyerlq of FUNERAL HOME Jar's Sandwich COMPLIMENT Congratulations A n d Best Wishes '50ers Hayes' GENERAL RalphToupalik, WOR 112 Behnke Rd R o u t e No. 1 Lincoln-Mercury Dealer COMPLIMENTS OF Quality Spring • COIL SPRINGS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL 1,, �Best W i s h e s f r0m HI-Y AND Don McCurly P Don Byers V Joe Yo p e S r e i e s i c c r Bob Cochrane _ CONGRATULATIONS d e e e n t President t a r y Treasurer Craver's Coldwater FRIENDLY Reiuv Groceries — Meats — Candy • Opposite School "BRANCH COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER" Date & I v a BEST OF from Th SHORT'S "BICYCLE MAN" 10 �Ist R O W , W h a t ' s P . J a n , o n d Jane; Three Musketeers; Loosin' something, Lucile? Smile, Ella. 2nd R O W : T h e o l d s t e a d i e s F d i y o u r p e n n i e s h e r e V i c k i ; W e l i r 3rd R O W : J u l i e ; D u t h i e ; M e a d s u p ; L e r o y ' s t w i n sister? P e g ; T h e G o o d O l e S u m m e r t i m e . Sib R O W : W h o p o s e , Gilbert; Gogh S e t e & and A m y ; friends; Chester twins, One, t w o , three, kick. SPA R O W : J u l i e , a g a i n ; G r o h V i s k i a n d p a l , f o r s t a n d f a d d y , P o e e n d A d r i o n f r i e n d . 5th R O W : F o m i l y p o r t r a i t ; l o o k i n ' f o r s o m e t h i n g ? d u b b e r A m y ; W h o c h a g o t , L i g h t ? % d o s e C e d i l l a s , S u s i e ? 108 �Ta y l o r Chevrolet Co. Best Wishes, Seniors! CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE Tribolet Store Sales and Service 5c — 10c — $1.00 Best Wishes and Good Luck Wcielk.eA' .Eaunclity Compliments Finishe of and Rough-Dry Service • 1/1.1,atLeA Telephone 77 IFIRANCH C O r N I C V S A \ ' I N (1S H A N K OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1950 MEMBER F E D E R A L D E P O S I T I N S U R A N C E C O R P . ID') �The Branch County "Good things are done u p in small packages." It might b e w o r t h y o u r w h i l e t o give The Little " B i g " Store the once-over. You might like to be one o f our regular customers. Dental Extend Sincere Congratulations MR. and MRS. G . R. BARLOW 11 E. Pierce St. QUALITY COMPLIMENT at O WILBUR'S rrIcte51 FURNITURE S T O R E BEST WISHES — Class of 1950 fiaskon-.Dorseq CONGRATULATIONS! MEMORIALS • FIRST CLASS CEMETERY MEMORIALS Athlet Associa �MORE GOLD TO YOU FOR GOOD and '50ers QUALITY Pear UP-TO-DATE Cigar COAL C O M PA N Y CONGRATULATIONS, GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1950 To the Seniors! Coldwater Brass Co. WOODWAR an SON The New K E R R Hardware Co. OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING CLASS OF 1 9 5 0 �GOOD LUCK, God Be With You Y - TEENS 11 �Marothy Complements o f Telephone 299 1 2 3 E. Park Av e Kelvinator Refrigerators Tom Houser's GULF SERVICE GOOD Ranges and Freezers ABC and Blackstone Washers and Leading Radios • Remember! "We Service Everything W e Sell" PETTY LUCK FA R M E Q U I P M E N T CARDS • Lou CLYDE PETTY Congratulations and Best Wishes CONGRATULATIONS! South Texaco to the Class of 1950 Ideal Wallpaper Paint Compliments o f Congratulations To The Class of '50 ArnoldAuto CITY DAIRY East Chicago Road Telephone 143 �CONGRATULATIONS, Midwest Foundry Company Division L. A. Darling Company COLD WATER, MICHIGAN • Telephone 1100 Coldwate Recreatio "Bowl for Health" eoicittiat Daity, FINE DAIRY COMPLIMENT of SUCCESS, J. B. BRANCH & CO. TH A& SUPER M A R K E T �"Say it . . . CITY with Flowers" Refrigerator & Washer Sales & Service All Makes - Work Guaranteed Telephone 294M 12 S. Monroe C o l d w a t e r , Mich. Snyder BAKER Congratulations, SENIOR PrattMotor CONGRATULATIONS 11 South Hudson C o l d w a t e r , Mich. SENIOR Telephone 38 OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN LET OUR STORE BE YOUR GIFT At Your Always Telephone Congratulations, SENIOR Linker'sLake Morrison Lake 41 W. Chicago McCann & Martin FARM IMPLEMENT 423 East Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan Telephone 506 �COMPLIMENTS OF Legg Lumber "FOR FRIENDLY LUMBER - B U I L D I N G SUPPLIES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS . Phone "YOUR LUMBER NUMBER" 11 �GOOD LUCK, CARDINALS Compliments AND CLASSES OF C. H . S. and Good Wishes Congratulations to the Class o f '50 from 3A Mai 3Aeutt MAC'S Furniture Graduation i s a n e n d a n d CONGRATULATIONS ginning, a n d a t i m e never t o b e forgotten . . . SENIOR C O N G R AT U L AT I O N S ! LEE HARD , _Afe“ J E W E L R Y C O L D WAT E R COMPLIMENT Actin O Beauty JIM Stor VIOLA CLIZLEE 11 �FREMONT STREET GROCERY EndicottFarm FOOD Full Line GROCERIES — MEATS CASE MACHINERY Deliveries 10 A. M. - 3 P.M. Parts — Sales — Service Telephone 702 EI �Congratulations! D AV I S N E W S BEST WISHES! S TA N D 0. 9 . and Jeweler BUS S T A T I O N Telephone 757M Greyhound Lines, Inc. Short W a y Line, Inc. Bailey Radio Compliments 9 N. MONROE ST. DAVISNEWS Telephone 325 101 W. Chicago Street BEST OF LUCK Congratulations, SENIOR Honeywell's K i d d i e Shop Compliments Elliott' Mark of 97Led ilectuty, 11 �BEST CONGRATULATIONS CLASS O F Branch Medical 1950 Joe's S. & R. Pete 1-1i- Texaco Service • M I N O R REPAIR • CAR WASHING Compliments o f CONGRATULATIONS, COLDWATER RENDERING CO. COLDWATER PROVISION and LOCKER COMPANY Coldwater B r o n s o n SheetMetal EAVESTROUGHIN 15 N. Telephone 157 Telephone collect 575, Coldwater Prompt, Efficient Dead Coldwater, Michigan E. C. Barnes, Prop. Compliments of Earl's Garage Telephone 238J �BEST WISHES TO Th THE CLASS OF '50 ROOSEVELT STUDENT COMMISSION POLLOCK' EXTEND LUMBER SINCERE BEST WISHES and COAL Coldwater Motor Sales SENIOR PORTRAITS O F THIS CARDINAL Made by STUDEBAKER SALES a n d SERVICE OSBOR Bidwel eoedw-a.teA DELUXE R E S T A U R A N T Offer Congratulations To the GOOD LUCK CARD 12 �Best Wishes TO T H E S E N I O R S CONGRATULATIONS, From the Friendliest Store in Town 171.444ic Mali Wayne — Gert — Howard — Bill — Phil Compliments of Compliments o f HI-SPEED * 1-1illsdale 1-1i- Congratulations from P i l e A d i h s 4. Y A o e Y t o i L e 0. W. DAVIS Quality Shoes Since 1 877 STANDARD SERVICE Telephone 759R �BEST The SHAW • TheHILTON Shoe Company WISH THE CLASS OF ' 5 0 THE BEST DAVISCoaland "SPECIALISTS IN HEAT" • Manufacturers of SHA COAL — FUEL OIL "TRADE-BUILDER" HEATING EQUIPMENT COMPLIMENT e l e a n t A 4 O Telephone 22 Smolt Motor ALL GARMENTS FORD CARS and TRUCK BEST GasService �Congratulations, For the Finest in . . SENIOR • M o d e r n Wiring May this 1 2 -year achievement be • Electrical Supplies only the stepping stone • Better Lighting spiration for a future life of usefulness • Finest Appliances ColdwaterOffice Comp ALBRIGHT'S GENERAL E L E C T R I C STORE PAUL MacDONALD Olmstead JUNIOR F AV O R I T E S • • Finest in DRESSES DAIRY P R O D U C T S and • SPORTSWEAR M A N U FA C T U R E D at ICE STELLA • 57 W. Chicago Telephone 46 1 �• New • RedyHn. • Repairing • • Gluing • Your Fun Get Better Care V in our STORAGE VAULTS CALL 4 3 QUINCY l i r 10711 E. CHICAGO 0 1 1\11 1 �Congratulations, Champs Compliments —and Students of May all your life be winning or a t least trying! Secor Tibbits Compliments of PENNEY'S CAN ALWAYS SAVE YOU MONEY WeAt en,d J. C. PENNEY COMPANY MEATS — GROCERIES We Deliver GOOD Shattuck FUNERAL H O M E Reppert's Extends Best Wishes to the Class of '50 SELF-SERVICE S T O R E McDANIEL'S Y Texaco Service Motor Sales Extend SELECT Congratulations USE CAR 2, �WTV Branch RADIO Stati 4ir . . BRANCH COUNTY BEST MEMORIAL AIRPORT WISHES CESSNA Sales and Class of 1950 ANYWHERE — ANYTIME / A G ' IIIW-711b. -- ----ail* N — • Diedrich Funeral QUINCY A L L 1R2 T e l e p h o n e s 12 E 2 N 0 �1st R O W : P e g s , : Buck t a k e ; W e l l , w h a t h a v e w e here? l e a n i n g Post? t o d R O W : M o r e M u s k o t e e r s ; Ellen; S h i r l e y a n d d o g s ; N o w , P i l ; D o d d * . 3rd R O W : T l i • D o v e s ; P p o R e x ; P i l ; O u r i e n 4th R O W : T h e Sephs; E l l e n ; B i l l a n d & M i e r l o n e . 5th R O W , W h o t f u n ; S t u b ; S u s i e ; S h i r l e y. 128 ��"Faith is faculty than - BAILEY The PATTERSON We Excel! in Fine Printing 18 North Monroe St. C o l d w a t e r , 13 Michigan �>4ete- �7,ieettiro4 ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/3f88df4c94cd8fa0138c5ae1a9c09109.pdf 97ca94878212636cbc059d184fc8bb5c PDF Text Text ���, �The High 1949 Cardinal Published by the students o f ROOSEI/ELT H I G H SCHOOL Coldwater, Michigan ��Table of Contents FACULTY - 5 • SENIORS - - - - 1 1 - - • UNDERCLASSMEN 3 1 • EVENTS - - - - 4 7 • MUSIC - - - - - 6 9 • ATHLETICS - - - - 81 • - ADVERTISING . - 107 �Dedication MRS. HUDSON MR. We, the Seniors of the class of '49, dedicate this, our yearbook, advisors, Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Doris Hudson. our witty English, speech, and was ever helpful, yet she let us know when we were out of line. She only an invigorating teacher, but also a Mr. Bertrand Sibley. our joking physics and chemistry our "general manager" who saw that things got done, many much of the Because of the unstinting efforts of Mrs. Hudson and Mr. Senior class is the great class it is today. With this dedication we wish to express our appreciation to our class advisors for their job very 4 �a zx1 ty �Administration Mr. Thomas (SUPERINTENDENT E. Byron Thomas, our new ficient "Super", graduated from Albion College with a B.A. in 1924. I n received his Master's degree western University, later work at the University of Michigan. H e taught high school four years, was for six years Superintendent of Schoolcraft High School and for ten years Superintendent of Vicksburg High School. Five years became CHS Senior High principal and just this last year Superintendent, pleting his twenty-fifth year as He is a member of the Masons, the Junior Chamber of Rotary Club, the Michigan Educational Association, the National Association, and the National Educational Fraternity, Phi Delta Kappa. He uses his spare time, when he has any, reading anything in print Board of Education The Board of Education is a group of five Coldwater elected by the people of Coldwater for terms of three years. The once a month and more often The largest task of the Board this past year, other than duties of collecting and appropriating revenue and hiring teachers, the Edison School. Under the Board's able supervision the construction of this new elementary school has been proceeding as part of a sion program under way in Coldwater, which program will buildings and a more adequate budget for the Coldwater 1 if Wayne Johnson G e o r g e C . Kelsey Trustee S e c r e t a r y Daniel M. loose Lavern O d r e n J . A. Thomas, M.D. S t a n l e y Borden Trustee S c h o o l Engineer Treasurer P r e s i d e n t 6 �Mr. Dennis (SENIOR HIGH Kermit Dennis. busy but cipal of Roosevelt Senior from Adrian College as a Science 1931. A t the University of Michigan he took his M.A. in Educational tion. H e then came to Coldwater High School, where he taught Science teen years. After three years of the Junior High, this year he the job of Senior He belongs to the Masons, Club, and the National Association ondary Schools, and is a Presbyterian elder and president of ern Michigan Guidance Association. He is a man of many photography, hunting and fishing, carpentry, and Mr. Olson (JUNIOR HIGH Axner Olson, friendly head man across the court, graduated from Troy High School in 1929. He took his Bachelor of Science degree Michigan College and has also done post graduate work there. For he was basketball and ba,eball coach at New Troy High School, principal and baseball coach a t Homer High School for two years, and scar was Superintendent o f ugh School. S i x years ago he came to :oldwater and since that time he ••chence and Mathematics, and served as ,i.sistant football and baseball coach. This i, his first year as Junior .old he has done an Besides his regular duties he has written for the Mirror, assisted in athletics, and cheerfully helped out activities. 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Spanish, . , S t . losesh Academy; Knox Col.; o f I I I . l i b r o r y School, U.S. who," " V O ' l t t at'7,":,altl'1?!!' "°`" m ° " ' ' ' c''''" u r"G o y tin e 9 �SOME S N A P P Y SNAPSHOTS FIRST ROW—Jr. Play leads; Jr. Root; Coxie; "The Trophy"; Jackie. SECOND ROW—Bathing beauties f?,; Susie, where are y o u g o i n g t ; a trio; Claire; Phil; T. G B u c k y. THIRD ROW—Jo,,,, King; Coach Bob; Gret; Diane poses; Principal Olson. FOURTH ROW—For I , , . , , , , k , , M r. Greenl; Mary a n d l i t Sr. Ploy. FIFTH ROW—Y-Teen initiations; Barb Goodale; Lois a n d friend Bishop; Bow T i . Chorus. Ill ��FRONT ROW — Jane Morgan, Claire Newberry BACK ROW — Ken McDonald, Otis Macklin The Senior Story 1947. Across the court and We joined all the clubs, were on all the staffs of the Mirror and Cardinal, went out filtered "en 'nesse" into the select " A " band. We helped celebrate the T V Championship i n basketball: i t was a rarity then. Sowles. Don Smith, Glyn Dee Havens. and Bob Luse were our class officers; Jane Morgan and Richard Dick were 1944. T h e seventh grade. We were high and mighty then, but the initiation into our new life was not entirely without A few of us crashed the journalism Mirror and Cardinal staffs; a few, the A and B bands; and one was honored on the popularity poll. Officers: Bob White. Garvin, Vice President; Phil Gilbert Dean, Treasurer; Paul Woods Fair, 1948. Juniors — not much longer. Tie Club and "I Speak For were initiated into the Cl-IS curriculum. "Peg 0' My Heart" was presented and was a brilliant success. Some of us were finally made itors — Patience and Fortitude. factor was, of course, the second ship in basketball. Fred Weeks was he was aided by Bob Luse, Carl Lewis, and Kenny McDonald. Morgan and Ardith Betts were Commissioners; the clerk was also a Junior — 1945. W e had a bang-up eighth grade party — where all the girls danced! made varsity basketball — as manager, and no one could forget the SPORES!!! Nan our prexy and had able assistance from John Odren, Bob Tubbs and Pat Kaser, along with Gilbert Dean, Council 1946. Freshmen. A deluge of was warmly welcomed into the ranks o f the '49ers. A l l the boys went out for sports, share making reserve squads. We were proud of Carl Lewis. the first to make Fred Weeks was prexy: Eugene Sowles, Connell and Pat Kaser completed the line-up. Odren was council representative and Betty Aiken was elected as president of the Lincoln Counci 1949. T h i s i s Senior year. W h a t has i t brought? O h , so very much. I t has been a grand, wonderful year, one we. the never forget. A n d through the Cardinal, our memory book, we want to share it with undergrad 1 �r SENIORS... BETTY J E A N A I K E N "Captain" Mirror S t a g 9 - 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 M i r r o r E d i t o r. i n . c h i e f 1 2 Cardirol S t a f f 9 . 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 GAS Intramural, 9-10 Clerk I I Pres Student Council 9 Debate 11 Democracy C o n t e s t W i n n e r 1 1 Coronation 9 9.-Sr Banquet Comm. -Magno Cum L a u d . " Latin 1 0 Quill a n d S c r o l l 1 2 M A R J O R I E J A N E B AT E S PAT R I C I A A N N A R N O L D Y. Te e n s 9 . 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Chorus I I Librarian 11 . 1 2 Citizenship C o m m . I T "I S p e a k f o r D o r n o c r a c y " 1 2 JEAN A N N B A U M ' , Te e n s P r e s . 1 2 Band 9 . 1 0 ' , Te e n s T r e a s . 1 1 Junior P l a y f a r m . . G. A . A . 1 2 Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Jr o n d S r . P l a y C o m m . Senior P l o y Mirror S t a f f 1 1 . 1 2 Cardinal S t a f f 9 . 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 4-5 C l u b 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 Girls' I n t r a n s u r o l s 9 - 1 0 Dancing C l u b P r e s . 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 11 Coronation 9 1 , - S . 8 0 1 , 1 0 1 COPPS. Mirror S t a A 1 1 . 1 2 Cardinal S t a f f 1 1 . 1 2 Donting C l u b I I Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r I I Citizenship C o m m . 1 1 - 1 2 J r. - S r B a n q u e t C o m m ARDITH J O Y C E BETTS NOEL D . B I S E L Hi- Y 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Senior P l o y C o m m . Baseball e e e e e re 9 - 1 0 Tennis 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Cardinal Stole 1 2 Citizenship S t o f f 1 2 Debate 1 2 Band 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 ' , Te e n s 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 Y- Te e n s V i c • - P r e s . I I Jr. a n d S r P l a y C o m m . Mirror S t a f f 1 2 Cardinal Dancing C l u b 1 1 . 1 2 Jr. C o m m i s s i o n e r Sr. C o m m i s s i o n e r Citizenship C o m m . 9 - 1 0 Jr..Sr. B i e , k r e t C o m m . Quill a n d Scroll A w a r d 1 2 i BERYL G . B L O O M Sr. P l o y C o n a n . JOHN W I L L I A M BURTCH "Noture Hi•T 1 0 Football V a r s i t y 1 2 Football R e s e r v e 9 . 1 0 Basketball R 9 lInseball R e s e r v e 9 Chorus 9 4.11 C l u b 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 4-9 Club Prim 1 2 4.11 C l u b Tr e a s . I I Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s 1 0 - 1 1 i DOROTHY L O U I S E B O R D E N -Dottie" Bond 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 9-9 1 0 -11- l a Senior P l a y C o r n . , . Mirror S t a f f 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Cardinal S t a f f 1 1 . 1 2 Dancing C l u b 1 1 . 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 1 1 Librarian 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 9 . • 5 r. B a n q u e t C o r m s , Hall M o n i t o r 1 0 THOMAS KENNETH CANTRALL Baseball 9 Football 1 0 Intramural. 1 2 JOYCE J A C Q U E L I N E C U R L S "loycie" Band 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 V- TTTTT 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 I. P l a y C o m m . szr.liz Vc714 1 2 GYPSY T r o u b a d o u r I I Band V i c e . P r e s . 1 2 Citizenship C o m m . 1 2 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . and Scroll 1 2 M A RY A N N CLARK Y.Terms 1 0 Chorus I I Home E r. C l u b 9 - 1 0 Girls' I n t r a m u r a l s 1 0 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 1 1 Librarian 1 2 Bowling 1 2 �SENIORS... GUY E D W I N COBB H A R RY L E E C O O P E R " V Band 1 0 Hi- Y 1 1 - 1 2 Senior P l a y Senior P l a y C o m m . Hi- Y 1 0 - 1 1 Senior P l a y Football R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 - 11 Football V a r s i t y 1 2 Baseball R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 Baseball H , , . , , . 1 2 2 ' 11 ' n m b i 9 Citizenship C o n o n . 1 1 Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . RONALD MERLE C O R E Y "Stretch" Band 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 F. F . A . 9 - 1 1 - 1 2 rg'Clu9LN-1C0771.212 Coronation B a n d 1 0 District a n d S t a t e S o l o 11 . 1 2 TBZli`kell!Zirr7o!'s?ty 1 1 - 1 2 Mirror S t a f f 11 Chorus 1 1 C- C l u b 1 1 . 1 2 Notional G u a r d 11 - 1 2 LEROY E A R L C O I ( "Conie" F. F . A . 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Football R e s e r v e s 9 Football V a r s i t y 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 Basketball R e s e r v e s 9 - 1 0 Basketball V a r s i t y 1 1 . 1 2 Chorus I I ? t a N 1 0 ` . - 11 ° 1 " 2 m . 9 Coronation 9 Notional G u a r d 11 - 1 2 .11..5r. B a n q u e t C o m m . J U A N I TA J . C R A B I L L Chorus 9 - 1 0 4 . 9 C A b .'1u0b.11-12 L AW R E N C E D E A N C R A N D A L L "Larry" , Band 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 Hi.Y , I 0 - 1 2 Junior P l o y C o m m . ' M t n : 1 . 7 1 1 2 9 4 0 Cardinal S t a f f 1 2 Bays' i n t r a m u r o l s 1 0 . 1 1 Class O f f i c e r Coronation 9 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . GILBERT C R A N D A L L D E A N Hi- Y 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 HI- V S e c . a n d Tr e a s . I I Hi- Y P r e s . 1 2 RICHARD D . D I C K "Square D i c k " Hi- Y 1 0 . 1 1 Sr. P l a y C o m i n . Baseball . . . . . ve 9 Chorus I I Boys Intromurals 9 . 9 a q u e t C'ormn. PHYLLIS I R E N E D O L B E E Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l o y C o m m Mirror S O D 1 2 Cardinal S M f f 1 2 Chorus 9 Citizenship C o m m . 1 1 A . . S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . Office JOAN M A RY D O N K I N "Joanie" Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Junior P l o y StiriVr1"; V : 4 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 '''sit'rrcrirnisEldStrifi"R!0`111.?2 Dancing C l u b 11 Debate 1 2 Feh7enrii4:419 V a r s i t y 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 ' Oinii.cirr?d"r;,,C;"`". E M I LY J E A N D O W N E R G. A A . 1 1 Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 Girls' I n t r o m u r a l s 9 Dancing C l u b 1 1 - 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 11 Citizenship C o m m . 1 0 Usher 1 1 K E N W O O D G E O R G E D R AY T O N , JR. Football F u t u r e V a r s i t y 1 0 Football R e s e r v e I I ' 0 7 2 : 1 1 ' o n i V r BLYskeLl! 1 2 �SENIORS._ ROY P H I L O D U N S M O R E Boys' I n t r a r n u r o l s 9 . 1 0 "Fun F o r Y o u " 1 2 THOMAS E U G E N E E N G L E " i n . ' Ding" Sr. P l a y Football R e s e r v e 1 0 . 1 1 Football V a r s i G 1 2 Basketball R 9 - 1 0 Basketball V a r s i l y 1 2 Baseball R e s e r v e 1 0 Tennis 1 0 - 1 1 1 2 441 C l u b 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s C.Club 1 2 FREVeArdLORRA INF PA R L E Y G. A . A . 1 1 . 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Mirror Staff 1 0 . 11 Sr. P l o y C o m m . A s s • t D i r e c t o r Cardinal Staff 9 . 1 2 Home E c C l u b 9 . 1 0 Girls I n t r o m u r a l s Jr- H i g h J r. • S r B a n q u e t C o m m . NANCY LEE FA I R " A " B a n d 9 . 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 ' , Te e n s Tr e a s . 1 2 Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l o y Golf 1 0 - 11 Mirror S t o R 1 0 . 11 Cardinal S t a f f 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 Dancing C l u b 1 1 . 1 2 G y p s y Tr o u b a d o u r 1 1 Citizenship C o m m . 9 1 , - S r, B a n q u e t C o m m . D. A . R . G i r l 1 2 M. C H A R L E N E F R A S E R SYLVESTER C F R E D E R I C K , J R . Y- Te e n s 1 1 - 1 2 Jr P l a y C o m m . Golf 1 1 Mirror S t a f f 1 1 . 1 2 Cardinal S t a f f 1 1 . 1 2 Dancing C l u b I I Gypsy Tr o u b o d o u r 1 1 Debate 1 2 Forensics 1 2 Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . Quill a n d Scroll A w o r d 1 2 Cardinal C h o t t e r E d . 1 2 Jr N a y C o m m Senior P l a y Foo/ball 1 0 . 11 - 1 2 Baseball 1 1 Track 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Mirror S t a f f 9 Cardinal S t a f f I I Boys' I m r o m u r a l s 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 ' v p s y Tr o u b a d o u r 11 Coronation 1 0 J, ' 5 , . B a n q u e t C o m m . DORIS F R Y BARBARA L O R R A I N E G I S T Band 9 - 1 0 Usher Bond 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Golf 1 0 - 1 2 Cardinol S t a f f 1 0 Chorus 1 1 Girls' I n t r a m u r a l s 9 - 1 0 G y p s y Tr o u b a d o u r I I Coronation 1 0 "Fun F o r Y o u " 1 2 ADOLPHUS L . G O O D W I N " Ta b b y " Football R 1 0 Baseball R 0 Track V a r s i t y 1 0 TCTOrkusR717.1 1 ' I 2 GypsyB o ' Intramural. 1 0 - 11 s y Tr o u b o d o u r I I Clerk 1 2 Fr: 1 ROBERT G HARVEY I G Y 11 - 1 2 F. F . A . 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Jr. P l a y Sr. P l a y Football R 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 Baseball B 9 . 1 0 t t r c r i n r ' s t , 11 - 1 ? 4-H C l u b 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 2 D I V I D E R H AV E N S "Heifer" Band 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 F. F. A . 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Sr. P l a y Sr. P l o y C o m m . Football R e s e r v e 9 . 1 0 Baseball R • s e r v e 1 0 . 1 1 4.H C l u b 9 . 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 Sophomore S e c r e l a r y Citizenship C o m r n , 1 2 Democracy C o n t e s t 1 2 ROBERT H O W A R D H E C K M A N "Colonel.' Baseball R e s e r v e I I 1 2 Chorus 1 1 Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s 1 0 . 1 1 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r I I Citizenship C o m m . 1 2 ' F u n F o r Yo u ' . 1 2 �RICHARD LEE H I L L "SHOWY" Band 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Hi- Y 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Jr. P l a y Sr. P l a y Football 1 9 - 1 2 Basketball R 9 Baseball R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 Tr a c k 1 1 - 1 2 [ I s o l a , 11 Citize.hip Conan. 9 - 1 0 Coronation B a n d 1 0 District a n d S t a t e S o l o C o n t e s t s 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 4.111 - SENIORS.. LOIS A . H O L L I S T E R "Dead B o a t " G. A . A . 1 1 Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 Jr. P l a y M i r r o r S W F, 1 0 - 1 1 It Grrr17 lErtroCrrik.isbrars 9 i 1 0 Usher 1 1 ROBERT E D W A R D J I V I D A N , J R . CHARLES R I C H A R D H U N T L E Y Coronation 9 band 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Golf 1 0 Coronation B a n d 1 1 "fun f o r Yo u " 1 2 OGIE A N N A KIRKUM PAT R I C I A L O U K A S E R Daniing Class 1 2 Usher Band 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Y-Toerts 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Golf 1 0 - 11 Mirror S l o b 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 Cardinol S t o l t 9 - 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 Dancing C l a s s 1 1 . 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 1 1 Citizenship C o m m . 9 Coronalion 1 0 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . 1 1 Cardinal Chatter 1 2 MAR ELIZABETH K R I S O V SHIRLEY M A Y K N I G H T "Kitten" G. A . A . 11 - 1 2 Y- Te e n s I I Jr. P l a y 1 1 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o n o n . 1 1 Ring C o n a n . I I Y. Te e n s 1 0 1,ilaHntecriuEL. ,Colub 1 0 Librarian 9 Ushers 1 1 JOAN L. L E N N O N CARL E . L E W I S , J R . -Iron Curtain" Bend 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 Y- Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o n o n . Sr. P l a y Sr. P l a y C o m m . l'onrZy Pf L 1 5 : 1 1 7 1 0 - 1 1 -12 Reserve B a s k e t b o l l 1 0 - 1 1 Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Boys' 1 . r o n w r a l s 1 2 P: C - C A b 9 . 1 O - 11 . 1 2 GPIs Intromurals 1 0 Dancina C l u b 1 2 Citicenship C o m m . 1 0 Jr. S r . B a n q u e t C o m m . MAO R . M , C O N N E L L "Mooch" Bond 9 Jr. P l a y C o m m . ROBERT A R T H U R L O S E Junior P l a y 1 1 Mirror S t a f f 11 - 1 2 Ass't M i r r o r E d i t o r 1 1 - 1 2 Cardinal S t a f l trotZ6 9 _ 1 0 football Va r s i t y 11 - 1 2 Basket:toll R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 Basketball Va r s i t y 1 1 - 1 2 Tennis 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Closs V i c e - P r e s . 9 C- C l u b 1 1 . 1 2 Coronation 1 0 1Y- 5 r . B a n q u e t C o m m . K r Y s r. i T n r : l e r f r e : 2 1 0 Sloss V I . . - P i e s i d e n t 1 1 ID l'i'‘'.;r".:CZ. M a g n o Cann Laurie i n L o t i n 9 Quill a n d Scroll 1 2 1 �SENIORS._ KENNETH D M c D O N A L D "Rocket" Sr. P l a y C o m m . Football R e s e r v e 1 0 i a m b ° I I Va r s i t y 11 - 1 2 Baseball R e s e r v e 1 0 Track 1 0 1 . 11 . 1 2 Tennis Boys Intromurols 9 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 Class P r • s i d e n t 1 2 ftti7rYr" THOMAS RUSSELL M o c FA R L A N E H i , 12 Jr. P A , C o m m . 5 P l a y Comm. T'in 10 e y p s y Tr o u b a d o u r I I Citizenship C o m m . 1 1 . 1 2 "Fun F o r Y o u - 1 2 Athletic P o l i c e 1 1 - 1 2 KENT A R T H U R M c K N I G H T " Tu r t l e " Band 1 0 Jr P l a y C o m m . Sr P l o y C o m m Chorus 1 1 I B o y s Intrarnurals 1 0 E=n24°, ;E--. " Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m DONNA JEAN MACK -Moe' 11- Te e n s 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Band 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 G. A . A . 1 2 Jr. a n d S r. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l o y Dancing C l u b 1 1 - 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 1 1 Citizenship C o m m . 9 - 1 0 Jr.•Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . Exchange A s s e m b l i e s 1 2 WILLIAM O T I S M A C K L I N , JR. IMOGENE DELLA MAHAFFEY Football . . . . . ve 1 0 - 1 1 Bays' I n t r a i n u r a l s 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 C g s , . Tr e a s u r e r 1 2 Odd F e l l o w s Basketball 1 2 Band 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m r n . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Dancing C l u b 1 1 . 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 1 1 Librarian 9 Usher 1 0 Jr.- S r. B o n a . , C o m m . OFFice 1 1 . 1 2 Hall M o n i t o r 9 T H 9 T t v EDMUND MARCHANT ROBERT C O N R A D M E R L A U Chorus 9 . 1 1 - 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r 11 SHIRLEY J A N E M O R G A N iiMorgii Vica.Pres. G . A . A . I I Pres. G . A . A . 1 2 Sr. P l a y trrrclinoSI'arta111.1?.12 Girls' I n t r o m u r o l s 1 0 Class V i c e - P r e s . 1 2 Ro . . . . . It C o m m 1 0 . 1 1 Coronation 1 0 L, ' 5 , . B a n q u e t C o m m . PHYLLIS " G A N m u N G E R Band 9 . 1 0 - 1 1 9.1eens 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Jr. a n d S r . P l a y C o m m . G O I r T g . 11 Mirror Staff 1 0 . 11 - 1 2 Cardinal S t a g 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 Dancing C l u b 1 1 - 1 2 G y p , Tr o u b a d o u r I I Citizenship C o m m . I I Coronation 1 0 J r. - S r B a n q u e t C o m m . ANNA M. MONGER O A . A . 11 . 1 2 C h a r y. 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Home E c . C l u b 9 4-9 C l u b 9 . 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 Girls' I n g a r n u r a l s 9 - 1 0 Dancing C l u b 1 2 G y p s y Tr o u b a d o u r I I Librorion 1 2 Usher 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Server a t J r . - S r. B a n q u e t CLAIR E L A I N E N E W B E R RY "Clarebelle" Y- Te e n s 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . t O r c Tr t Y s I C S r i r i 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 Mirror S t o R 1 0 . 11 . 1 2 Dancing C l u b 1 1 . 1 2 Class S e c r e t o r y 1 2 Citizenship C o m m . 9 Coronation 9 . 1 0 Usher 1 0 Jr.-Sr. B a n q u e t C o m m . 1 1 �SENIORS... ARTHUR H A R R Y N I C H O L S JOHN E D WA R D O D R E N F. F . A . 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 Foorball R 9 . 1 0 Football V a r s i t y 1 1 . 1 2 Boys' I n t r a m u t a l s 9 f1*.'1"3" BETTY J E A N PA R S H A L L "Buckle" Y. Te e n s 1 1 . 1 2 :G i r l s ' I n t r a n a n a l s C A R O J O A N PA R K S V,Io.rnt&EL.,lub 9 Librarian 8 9 Dancing C l a s s 1 1 - 1 2 Gvosy Tr o u b a d o u r I I Ushers 1 1 O F C e F G , V , .121 2 Hall M o n i t o r I I UTLEY PA R K S , J R . JANE A N N P A U L "Juana" F. A . 9 - 1 0 Track R e s e r v e 1 0 Track V a r s i t y 1 1 . 1 2 Bays' I n t r a n t u r a l s 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 C.Club 1 0 - 11 . 1 2 Tu m b l i n g 1 2 a A . A . 1 0 . 11 Jr. P l a y C o m m . 1 1 ROBERT H A L E P E A R C E LEE MALLEN P F O S T " a t " Sand 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 lr P l a y Sr. P l o y Basks'ball F . , . , , . 1 0 . 11 Chorus 1 2 Tu m b l i n g C l a s s 1 2 Chorus I I L AW R E N C E L . P O R T E R M A R I LY N A . P O T T S F. F A . 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 ',scubaII R 2 Basketball R 1 1 Basketball V a r s i t y 1 2 Baseball . . . . . ve 9 Baseball V a r s i l y 1 0 - 1 1 • 1 2 4-9 Club 9-10 C.Club 1 0 . 11 - 1 2 Y•Teens 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Jr. P l a y D i r e c t o r 1 1 Jr. P l a y C o m m . MARJORIE J E A N R A Y M O N D "Midge" FRANK C R E L I C K "Poncho" Band 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Y. Te e n s 1 0 Football R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 Bays' I n t r a m u r a l s Yridcr 1 2 t r S r c I Vtall 12 Chorus 9 1,F1"" CltE .11211 1.12. Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r I I Librarian 1 2 O R k e Wo r k 11 . 1 2 School Tr e a s u r e r 1 1 . 1 2 F. F . A . 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 FB*ottl'l 1.10 ' ' b 12 ;t7n.' PK:v. gt's National G u a r d s 1 1 - 1 2 l'371T:12 Citizenship C o n a n 1 1 . 1 2 Jr -Sr B a n q u e t C o m m . 1 1 �SENIORS.. D O N A L D J . REPPERT M I L I N . r. , M ROSENBERG Cordinol S t a f f I I Chorus 9 - 1 2 Art C l u b 1 1 - 1 2 Ill.', 1 0 Sr. P l a y C o m m . Footbnil R e s e r v e 9 . 1 0 Footboll V a r s i t y 1 1 . 1 2 Basketball R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 Basketball V. , , . L I Y 1 1 . 1 2 C•Club 1 1 . 1 2 FLORENCE E . R U B L E Y ' , Te e n s 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 L' c. ST ROBERT C L A R E B U R L E Y Band 9 . 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 Jr.- 5 r. B a n q u e t C o r m , ROBERT M E R E B U R L E Y Baseball R . , . , . , . 1 1 Boys' ' m u r m u r e d , 9 . 1 0 Fun F o r Y o u ' • 1 2 M A R I A N L RUSSELL ' , Te e n s 1 0 . 1 1 Jr. P l o y C o m m . tOrc7:::1 1 ; 7 1 2 Chorva 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 4-H C l u b 9 . 1 0 - 11 . 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b o d o u r 1 1 Usher 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 -Fun For Yo u " 1 2 GLORIA A N N RZEPKA "Glory ' ROLFA,N,?, FREDERICK S E L B Y Sr.. P l o y C o m : : : Baseball R e s e r v e 9 . 1 0 Intrornurals 9 1 0 W K Z O Special Broadcast 1 2 C o k e B a k i n g a n d D e c o r a t i n g S c h o l o r. ship 9.10 .Sr B a n q u e t W U ° Special Broadcast 1 2 Announcement C o m m 1 2 CONRAD ALBERT SEMMELROTH "Somme" Band 9 . 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Cardinal 5 0 0 1 2 4 . 9 C l u b 9 . 1 0 - 11 . 1 2 Boys' I n t r a m w a l s Debate 1 1 - 1 2 Commissioner 1 2 Coronation B o n d 9 - 1 0 5 0 0 0 ancl S T . . Solo Contest 9 - 1 0 . 11 DONALD L. SMITH "Colonel" Band 9 H i , 1 0 - 11 Football . . . . . 9 Football V o r s i t y 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 Trock V a r s i t y 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Mirror S t a f f 9 - 1 0 . 11 ECtb,O174den' " Secretory C . C l u b 1 1 Treasurer C . C l u b 1 2 THEODORE J O H N S H E R RY H i , 1 0 . 11 Baseball 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Mirror Staff 1 0 - 11 . 1 2 t'Boys' r'd7Zi 't.;17-17"°' " I n t r a m u r a l , 9 - 1 0 . 11 MARJORIE A N N S M I T H "Morge" ' , Te e n s 1 1 . 1 2 Chorus 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 Dancing C l u b 11 "Furs F o r Y o u " 1 2 �SENIOR NORMA ELLEN S M I T H 4.11 C l u b 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r I I RUTHELLEN S M I T H "Smitty J r. " Y Te e n s 1 0 . 1 1 Chorus 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 441 C l u b 9 Girls: I n t r a n w r a l s 9 - 1 0 gancingz Class 1 2 1 1 5 i g e r n l p Comm. 1 2 ALFRED E A R L S O R T W O L Al Mayor 1 2 Band 9 V E R LY N E U G E N E S O W L E S 5€ P I p 9 Basketball V a r s i t y 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 Capt. Elasketball 1 2 M r M = C- C l u b 1 2 7 1 H i , 1 0 - 11 V z i i t y 1 2 1 0 - 11 - 1 2 2 AUDREY ELLEN STEIN "Stinky" G. A . A . 1 1 . 1 2 G . A A . S r . R e p eeeeee alive 1 2 i t : r t M V " 9 - " " 1 2 Class P r e s i d e n t 1 0 Class T r e m u r e r 9 - 1 1 C- C l u b 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 C- C l u b V i c e - P r e s i d e n t 1 2 Coronation 1 0 GEORGIA ELLEN STEMEN "George" Chorus 1 2 Home E c . C l u b Tr e a s . rijig::.niii.Club 1 2 Chorus v9 SI11:1'. Girls Intromurals 9 Doz,ing Class 11 IOkeeTifea'd n2g 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 JOHN CHARLES STEPHENS H i , 1 0 - 11 Jr. P I , Sr. P l a y C o m m . Tennis R e s e r v e 1 1 Mirror Stolf 1 0 Cardinal S t a f f 1 0 Boys' I I . . . m u r a l s 1 0 - 1 1 Coronation 1 0 - 11 "Fun F o r Y o u " 1 2 Football M o n a g e r 1 0 - 1 1 BETTY M A R I E S T E P H E N S O N "Steve" Bond 9 - 1 0 . 1 1 - 1 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Dancing C h M 1 1 . 1 2 G y p s y Tr o u b a d o u r I I Librarian 9 a t e r n s , l i p COMFTI. 1 2 le.- S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . Exchange A s s e m b l y 1 1 JEAN DOLORES S T U R G E O N "Hotrod'. EARL C H A R L E S T A P P E N D E N Girls' I n a m o u r a l s 9 . 1 0 4.11 C l u b 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 Citizenship C o m m 1 0 Odd Fellows' Basketball 1 2 SPENSE R E I D T A I T Tr a c k 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 C- C l u b 1 0 - 1 1 . 1 2 Tu m b l i n g 1 0 . 1 1 . 1 2 BEVERLY J E A N T H O M P S O N Chorus 1 1 - 1 2 4-H C l u b 9 girls' I n t r a t o w a l s 9 : 1 0 Usher 1 0 - 1 1 "Fun F o r Y o u " 1 2 �SENIORS.. ROLLAND T . T H O M P S O N "Rollie" GEORGE M T H O M P S O N H i , 1 0 - 11 F. F . A . 1 0 - 1 1 Boys' I n t r o m u r a l s TAer7nClulTs11 Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s 9 - 1 0 CLYDE M . T R U M B U L L JOYCE E L A I N E T O M P K I N S Band 9 - 1 0 G. A . A . 1 0 Sr. P l a y 1 3 V s ° 1 „ r Va t Z 1 s 1 2 1 2 4-H C k b 9 1 0 Girls' I n P a r n u r a l s 9 Dancing C l u b 1 1 Gypsy Tr o u b a d o u r I I ROBERT J . C T U B E S Track R e s e r v e Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s Christmos P a g e a n t "The L o n e P i n e " Foster P r o g r a m 0 1 ° vse, 4 r t . ) KEITH D . W E A G E C.Club 1 1 - 1 2 Football V a r s i t y 1 1 - 1 2 Boys' I n t r a m u r a l s 1 1 - 1 2 FREDERICK H . W E E K S , J R . JACK T . W O O D "Tiger" Jr. P l a y C O T ' , Football 9 . 1 1 - 1 2 Basketball R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 Basketboll V a r s i t y 1 2 Track R e s e r v e 9 Hi- Y 1 0 Jr. P l o y 1 1 Basketball R e s e r v e 1 0 . 1 1 Baseball V a r s i t y 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 C- C l u b 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 l y • S r. B a n q u e t 1 1 ;zr;t,"so,'S Cl9s4 P r p s i d e n i 9 - 1 1 E O g N s h 1 T2 - 1 T" . O C- C l u b P r e s i d e n t 1 2 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C o r n m . JOHN R. ' , O P E PAUL W . W O O D S Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l o y C o m m . Football R e s e r v e 1 1 football Va r s i t y 1 2 Baseball R e s e r v e 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 Boys' I n t r a r n u r a l s 1 2 Citizenship C o m m . 1 1 - 1 2 Hall M o n i t o r 11 Football R e s e r v e 9 - 1 0 Basketball R e s e r v e 9 - 1 1 Tennis 1 0 - 1 1 - 1 2 &L'FaTC=rtsk°etball 12 - 21 �FIRST ROW — "The Divine Flora"; Doc takes the cake; Dick takes o ride. SECOND ROW — Hi-Y Assernbly; Director Roberts; G . A . A . float; THIRD ROW — Having f n ? . Y-Teen initiation; Julie, w h o is he? FOURTH ROW — When ye doing fellas?; Joan declares; Coach is happy! (they just returned from state); Gret and Janie. FIFTH ROW — Hi girls; Max and Bosky; What'cha drinkin', Rowe?; Friends? 22 �Class Wills I, Betty Aiken, will my nickname, "Captain". to Mrs. Warnock, who deserves an official title for keeping the Roosevelt office smoothl I, Pat Arnold. will to any unsuspecting junior my lonely locker beside Mr. I, Gilbert Dean, will my ability to profanity to I, Richard Dick, will my nickname. Dick", to any one I, Phyllis Dolbee, will to Mr. Rice a song hit magazine so he can amuse himself with as well as I. Joan Donkin, will to Jane Smith and her "Mamma- my quick, snappy "hello". I, Marjorie Bates. will Mr. Rice a dog won't need so many pets I, Jean Baum. will and bequeath t o Joyce Schlubatis any of my few possessions little heart I. Ardith Betts, will my secret ambition o f hitting the bald spot on Mr. Green's head with a chalk eraser to Donnie Byers, who is person to I, Emily Jean Downer, will my place in art class to anyone who wants red, hand L Kenwood Drayton, will to my sell, my list of absence excuses no he will so much I, Noel Bisel, leave my well known ability to make stupid mistakes in math clam to so that Mr. Green will have a new source of amuseme 1, Jim Blohm. will my talk of horses undergrad who appreciates them as much as I, Roy Dunsmore. will a pair of to Mr. Rice so he can get to third on I, Freda Earley, will my ambition to get a little sleep to Mr. Rice, who uses the 7th hour typing class for his I, Tom Engle. w i l l my theme song, "Near You" . to Bob Simmons, who I hope will enjoy it as much as I, Dorothy Borden, who has never cymbals in the " A " Band, will my ability to be a cymbalist to Richard Reppert, who has for a year thought he was the I, Nancy Fair. will an alarm clock to coming members of the "A" Band next they can get to early morning practices I, John Burtch, will the book How to Win Friends and Influence People to 1, Tom Cantrell. will my friendship with Mr. Dennis to I, Charlene Fraser, will my seat in which is in the direct line of fire in the wad war", to any future 2nd year dent who wants to live I, Joyce Cads, will Miss E. Moore a trip to Europe so she will have some new stories to tell the government classes I, Sylvester Frederick. will a new Louise Olmsted to tantalize the boys with. I, Mary Ann Clark. will my locker and pet mice to anyone who brings his lunch his sandwiches I, Doris Fry, will to the students of CHS my friend and teacher. Mrs. Doris Hudson; may they appreciate her as I, Guy Cobb, will to Gene Fry so that he will find, his way home basketball I. Barbara Gist, w i l l t o Donnie Byers the technique of our kiss for his I. Harry Cooper. will to Revel Ivey name of "tittle I, Adolphus Goodwin, will my will to Jerry Downer 'cause he will if I will, won't 1, Ronald Corey, will a pin-ball machine to Doug Baxter. no he can I, Bud Harvey. will my nickname, "Ricket", to any unfortunate Junior who deserves it. I, Glyn Dee Havens, will two cartons matches to Louise and Sharon, so they have to sponge off anyone else like they did from Bob Pearce and me I. Leroy Cox, will the word "yes" to Jane Luedders, so I won't always get the answer "no". I, Juanita Crabill, w i l l m y ability t o skip school and get away with i t t o my brother, Franklin. and I, Robert Heckman. being of sound mind, do hereby will Mr. Rice a place on the running board of I. Larry Crandall, will Mr. Sibley all my old cigarette butts for 2 �Class Wills, continued I, Dick Hill, will my nickname, "Slippery", to Don Byers, who I am sure can make of it during I, Bob Merlau. will will to any who will will a will the ability to will a will. We. Jane Morgan and Claire Newberry, will never forget our good times I. Anna Munger, will my 7th hour office work to Pat Sager, so she won't need an excuse to come in to see We, Lois Hollister and Jean Sturgeon, two pet passions — laughing and Hillsdale — to any two underclassmen who aren't I. Charles Huntley. will leave quietly. I, Phyllis Munger, will to Jane Smith ity to dash to school at 8:14 every never I. Arthur Nichols. will the will I didn't will to anyone who will need it. I, Ed Jividan, will not, because I, Pat Kaser, will my wolfish to my sister. Joyce, as I won't need them a t Wester I, Ogie Kirkum, will my attendance record to any underclassman who finds i t difficult his brain to think I, John Odren, will to Miss Phillips a little common sense so she can tell a 5 from a 3. 1, Shirley Knight, will my ability to and like it to Miss E. Moore and lan I, Carol Parks, will a pack of paper to Miss E. Moore so she won't have to use a fourth sheet all I. Mae Krisov. will my latest invention, the silent laugh. to Lois Hollister and so they won't cause Mr. Rice to while he snoozes 7th hour. I, Joan Lennon, will Donnie Byers t o Mrs. Hudson so that she will have someone to help her keep track of I. Utley Parks, will my ability to ball to Carlos I. Betty Parshall, will my seat behind Lois Hollister and Jean Sturgeon in typing to Mr. Rice so he can learn to appreciate I, Jane Ann Paul, will Mr. Rice my lunch hour so he won't have to lock himself i n the closet fifth hour to have his mid- I Carl Lewis, will my nickname, "Iron Cur. tam", to Don Byers and I, Bob Pearce, will my ability to break lab. atory equipment to Sharon Facklam Olmste I, Lee Pfost, will my keen sense of humor to Mr. I, Robert Luse, will my Cardinal editorship to any Junior who wants to sweat blood putting out a yearbook that will contain such "literary masterpieces" as I. Max McConnell. will Revel Ivey a book on manners I, Lawrence Porter, will my seat while riding with Mr. Barnes on icy roads to I, Kenneth McDonald, will my nickname o f "Rocket" to Bernard I, Kent McKnight, will t o Jim Rhodes my ability to leave a girl early enough at night to still make it home in time I, Tom MacFarlane, will my fountain one who wants to take the time and trouble to re-build it. I, Marilyn Potts, will my paints to any underclassman who happens to feel artistic I, Dick Powell, again will my Model " A " to some deserving Junior or Sophomore. 1 tried it last year, but no one wanted it. I, Marjorie Raymond, will my ability without a smirk to 1, Frank Relich, w i l l my ability t o grow a beard to George I, Don Reppert, will my ability to keep Mary Lapham out till 4:00 a.m. to I, Marvin Rosenberg, will all of CHS a pair of high hip, boots so they prepared f o r Coach Eby 's exciting stories on his adventures in I, Donna Mack, will my bottle of black dye to Mary Rose Hudson so she can get rid of her bleached hair. I, Junior Macklin, will my hair to I, Imogene Mahaffey, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Bond my adult ability to control I, Tom Marchant, will my seat in son's study hall to 2 �Class Wi l l s , c o n c l u d e d I. Florence Rubley, will my nickname, to Mr. Green, but I don't know where the I, Robert C. Robley. will my seat ment to any unlucky Junior who thinks it is a simple I. Jack Stephens. will ins patience to M r . Denni I. Betty Stephenson. will the boys of CHS to any girl who has the patience to put up with the I. Robert M. Rubley. will i f it takes other four years — I mean, I. Earl Tappenden. will and bequeath water High School ten bricks for a start new field I. Marian Russell, will Mrs. Watson a new eraser so that she can change a few dents' I. Reid Tait. hereby will to my brother, Her. man, the nickname "Loverboy". I hear he is well I, Gloria Rzepka, will may seat in to anyone who knows what they're I. Beverly Thompson. will to lane. a carton of gum so she can with the rest I, Roland Selby, will my ability to cook to some Junior who is going to take I, Rolland Thompson, will my estate on North Clay Street to anyone who likes the sound horn I, Conrad Semmelroth, will Jack Walker good jokes so he won't have to tell any of his own and then he disappointed when n o one laugh I, T. G. Thompson. will my sense of Mr. I. Ted Sheehy, will t o Coach Livermore a wash cloth so he will be able to comb his hair. I, Joyce Tompkins. will to a key chain with a bell on i t to put around her neck so she will know where her I, Donald L. Smith, do hereby bequeath remaining "Clay Street Boys", Byers and Cor. less, sharper knives no that their products cut cleaner and without their usual I. Clyde Trumbull. will Bob Simmons and Revel Ivey my ability to have dates in Albion, and not to be run out I, Marjorie Smith, will Mr. Rice's to any up and coming Junior who would like to take a nap in I. Robert Tubbs. will anyone who wants secret desire: to break a fly's back with bar I, Norma Smith, will my ability to son to hold her temper better during third and fourth hour study hall. I, Keith Weage. will my position ball manager to I, Frederick H. Weeks, do hereby bequeath to next year's football team the speed siveness that the 4 mules and 7 dwarfs used to their advantage so well this year — both off the I, Jack Wood, will my car to Rex that he can take out Jean Baum to kiss won't have to do it on the basketball floor. I, Ruthellen Smith, will my place on piano bench to anyone who doesn't like "off key" with I, Alfred Sortwell, will a machine gun Watson — may be with i t she can hall I, Eugene Sowles, will my girl, Vicky Trout,. to no one — hands I, Paul Woods, will Louise Olmsted a copy of God's Little Acre as she must be tired ing Forever I, Ellen Stein, will all underclassmen the pa. tience and tolerance to put up with stubbornne I, John R. Yope, bequeath to enboom some decent reading material so that he can burn his I, Georgia Stemen, w i l l m y patience with dumb animals to -. 2 �The To p Ten TOP ROW—John Tope, M a x McConnell, Robert Pearce, Glyn Dee Havens. BOTTOM ROW—Noel B 6 e l , Joan Donkin, Betty Aiken, Dorothy Borden, Robert Luse. Joon Lennon not pictured The Ideal Students Dorothy Borden Glyn Dee Havens 26 �Class Prophecies Juanita Crabill has changed her name fish because someone told her to go jump in the lak Let as look into the future for a moments and see how the have fared on the rugged road of life . . . Ten years from now . . . The section o f US 112 from Coldwater to Bronson has been renamed in honor of Larry. They now call it Betty Aiken has won a Pulitzer Prize for her best selling novel. The World's — Pat Arnold took the first prize cup at get races last year. Gilbert Dean is star of the Ballet Busse: he accredits it all to his Richard "Square" Dick named his spring "Cube" Margie Bates has replaced Soapy due to her excellent record as Y-Teen prexy. Phil Dolbee is in Africa hunting "Tiger. Jean Baum just had a proposal fron) Alt Khan to which she replied. I don't believe in Joan Donkin has gone far in the world. She runs a trading post in Emily Downer just got a new plate Ardith Betts is continuing her and was recently awarded $100.000 for on "I like Kenwood Drayton has teamed up with the "Boy With Green Hair- and they are ured with Barnum & Bailey as the fic Roy Dunsmore than Noel Bind just invented the telephone. W e didn't have the heart to tell him Bell of Freda Earley i s managing Jim Blohm is head o f the at the Calumet The Cherokee Indian tribe has named Tom Engle honorary chief: they thought he was a long lost brother from his name . . . Dorothy Borden. now better known I), her stage name. Passionata de I.a Voir. up in a raid last night of the 5th Nancy Fair finally lost her temper! ! ! John "Nature Boy- Burtch was en "Mr. America. 1959- at a contest Char. Fraser has acquired the name Patti. Putti from her work with Hillborg and Hill• borg's cement mixer. Tom Cantrell has been to Spain because of his excellent ulary Sly Fredericks is president of the Bow Tie Joyce Curls has just been voted "The Ideal Farm Wife Doris Fry has now been cooked you Barbara Gist finally got a ticket Mary Ann Clark still doesn't know. Guy Cobb is a great corn-raiser: i t gro,,s on him, you Adolphus Goodwin is doing a series of night stands across the country. H e by Pee Wee Huntley's band . . . remember Charles Harry Cooper is Ronald Corey has made and lost It seems he patented the ()ugh machine but no one could find a use for it. Bud Harvey has placed a light on the grill of his Model "A" and is trying to it's a Le Roy Cox has exhausted the supply, of girls in this locality and has turned in desperation to Lower Glyn Dee Havens has finally grown into his britche 2 �Class P r o p h e c i e s , c o n t i n u e d Bob Heckman has lost weight eating cooking. The doctors have warned Anna wishes to live long she must stay away from i t too Because o f his loud, voice, Tom Marchant has replaced Eby ball coach Bob Merlau is posing as the BEFORE in the Charles Dick "Slippery" Hill, the Jazzy Saxy. dling reefers to his fellow Jane Morgan is really busy these tween being head football coach at and a stand-in for Esther Williams, she is MC on the "It Pays to be Lois Hollister has just laid her At long last Ed Jividan has succeeded in life; he beat the pin ball machine at Harry's. Phil Munger has gone into business with her father. She sets up road blockades. is: "Phil wrecks 'em; Clyde collects Pat Kaser has taken over the and has just sold a Kalamazoo furnace to Tim Trumbull Claire Newberry is surrounded by Ogie Kirkum has rejoined her family land, and resumed her old name, of Shirley Knight is running a pop corn stand in front o f Burton Bros. to compete with the Main John Odren, because he loves women has branched out and is now selling parel at his Ideal Betty Parshall is virtually walking she married her pilot. Arthur Nichols runs a The Honorary Burpers o f the World have voted Mae Krisov Joan Lennon has finally found a will accept Carol Parks; SHAME ON HER!! Ut Parks won his third olive branch by clocking 114 in the half mile at Carl Lewis is now known as Luscious Louie, taking the spotlight from Gorgeous George i n the wrestling Jane Ann Paul has replaced Mr. Rice in the commercial department Bob Luse frequents the local sanitorium and spends his time peeling grapes and muttering something about Bob Pearce has opened an establishment on Chicago Street — Pearce's Pool and lor. Every night the boys have their in the back room. Max McConnell has just divorced his sixth wife for Lee Pfost finally succeeded in telling a funny joke Lawrence Porter has convinced the world — Don't Marilyn Potts is opening doors Keye Dick Powell is still celebrating his Kenny McDonald is chief tester for Air Mattress Kent McKnight has changed his name Day ; he was tired of being in Tom MacFarlane is still running looking for Marjorie Raymond has typed away her fin. gers and is now concentrating on Donna Mack, now the famous torch singer — Black Mac, really sends them with her groovy rendition of "My Wild Frank Relick just had a Don Reppert is hand painting ties for M r. Sibley Marvin Rosenberg is a inotorman on lyn Florence Rubley has been igated and is now rid of Otis Macklin has retired off the zled during his reign as senior When offered the 825,000 jackpot on a quiz program, Imogene Mahaffey wailed, picks 2 a �Class P r o p h e c i e s , c o n c l u d e d The Bob Rubleys, until recently, were ing confused. Tired of the perpetual mix Bob took Marion and moved to the and the other changed his name to Cryando Van Hoopenholler de Beth Nephenson. after spending years in the nursing profession, has become centric: she passes the time jabbing needles into grapefruit Jean Sturgeon's giggle has been insured for 81,000,000; she's the crackle in Gloria Rzepka is still trying to figure out why she took Earl Tappenden was knighted last week for his solo performance in restoring culture to our language. The Earl of Tappenden launched his famous career with the inimitable "Forsooth". Roland has patented his new sixteen cylinder Selbycycl Conrad Semmelroth has risen through the ranks rapidly and is now Union Leader for the caddies at the Reid Tait as much as he thinks Beverly Thompson is now engaged ing house for her Larry and all the beet Ted Sheehy has finally changed his Ted Shae, having used the alias for Donald Smith. better known as has a large following of beautiful ing to his tales Rollie Thompson is the local locksmith; he specializes in Marjorie and Norma Smith are ing SMITH NO.RELATION It has just been revealed to the world that T. G. Thompson's first name is George Ruth Ellen Smith made her piano debut Tibbits Opera House Joyce Tompkins is Bob Tubbs has grown in fame, being one of the most extensive explorers and the world has ever seen. tracking down Senior Alfred Sortwell i s running on the Socialist ticket for the mayoracy Eugene Sowles is mascot o f the Basketball Keith Weage just Ellen Stein is raising a Fred Weeks, that noted canine veternarian, is rapidly going to Georgia Stemen i s now sheriff o f Branch county and may be seen leading the day Jack Woods is head of a Tiger clan in Africa. Paul Woods is in charge of the push carts at the A & Jack Stephens has just finished triumph — a beautiful mural done in is displayed prominently over the bar i n the Stag John Yope is still an all " A " man. at the AAA -4411 2 �The SENIORS at an FIRST R O W — C o r l s , N o r m a S m i t h , M o r c h o n t , M a h a f f e y , S t u r g e o n , M c K n i g h t , S t e m e n , C a r o l P a r k s , S t e p h e n s o n , Tu b b s , Fraser, D o n k i n , P l o d , E a r l e y SECOND — L e n n o n H u n t l e y P e a r c e Y o p e Russell H o v e n , K U . . , , Crandall C r o b i l l G i r l s S t e M T H I R D R O W —Joyce cared J e a n , C o o p e r , B o u m , P o r t e r , U t l e y P a r k s , D r a y t o n , R a t h e l l e n S m i r k , D o w n e r , U n k n o w n , F O U R T H R O W — F l o 6 7 7 : 1 : y ' , ' % i r H , P ' o r t e r , P h i l M u n g e r , A n n a M o n g e r , To m p k i n s , S e l b y , E n g l e , H e c k m a n , G i s t , Cobb, M a s h FIFTH R O W — S h e e h y, D e a n , To p p e n c l e n , K i r k u m , H o l l i s t e r, M a c k , W e e k s , S o w l e s . S I X T H R O W —Lennon, M c C o n n e l l , D i c k , B o b M . R o b l e y, C a n t r e l l , M a r l a , P o o l , M c C o n n e l l , B a u , , , . S E V E N T H R O W — H a r v e y, P o t t s , N e w b e r r y , R o l l i e T h o m p s o n , B e t t s , K r i s o v, G o o d w i n , B y t e s . Ui �bhaerc �Junior Class JUNIOR OFFICERS L : E . E . • Ay o s , Bernard Hoogenboorn, l o a n Pillsbury, Bob S i m o n s The Junior Story One hundred-twelve Sophomores vanced a grade and are now looking forward to being the future Seniors of CHS. They are the clam of State Championship. Hoogenboom mons sparkpluged the Reserves i n a brilliant season and were brought up to the varsity for tournament play. While Juniors they chose to lead the year: President. Bernard Hoogenboom; Vice-President, Dave Ayers; Secretary, Joan Pillsbury: Treasurer. Bob Simmons. ham and Bill Stan.II repeated as sioners. The clerk on the commission a Junior; t h i s year Adolphus Goodwin was elected to The Class of '50 contributed a majority of our varsity cheerleaders. Joyce Stout, batis, and Jane Smith will all return next year to keep our school spirit high. The class ran a little low on funds, their play, "Green Stockings", which was success; the collecting o f class dues, and the sponsorship of several dances, including up Thanksgiving Dance at the they scraped up enough money to stage Junior-Senior As the days grow longer and we thinking more of summer, back in our minds is the thought that there is only one more year in CHS. Yes, we've only one more year to enjoy the foot-loose and fancy-free life of The Juniors have taken part in most of the outstanding activities o f the past year. I n athletic field, especiall), they have shone brightly as stars and near stars; both — football and basketball — had an gation from the class of '50. Rex Fry. and Jim Rhodes were of in helping win the T. V. basketball crown 32 �JUNIORS... Dowd A y e r s , D o u g l a s B a x t e r, S e t o , . & re)tew41 r ) & o v e r, M a r i l y n B r a d l e y , J o a n B a r r ton, D o n . B y e r s . Hugh C a l l a h a n , G e o r g e C a r v e r , C o r los C l a r k , R o b e r t C o c h r a n e , R v i . ' Carless, O r i n C o r n i s h Donna Curtis, M a r l e n e Denbrock. w . limn D e n n i s , J o y c e D o l l , M a r y l o w Dove, E u n i c e D r i n k w a t e r . 0 CI 0 041 d , Donna E n o s , S h a r o n F a c k l a m , R o n a l d Flickinger, R a y F o g l e s o n g , C r y s t a l Fralick, R o b e r t F r e e r n a n . Beverly F r e n c h , G e n e F r y, M a r i e O John G a m b y , J a r n e s G a r m a n , J o y c e Garvin (11 e l (I) •n,-4,el- fr"1- .-4; . Clyde G i l l e t t e , B a r b a r a •HY 0 r 1 9 g . G l e n G r u n e r , D a r w i n Hall, B e r n a r d H o o g e n b o o m . Mary Rose Hudson, Revel I v e y, Joyce Jones, J o A n n K i n g , S h i r l e y K i n g , Mary Lapham. Nancy L a w r e n c e , R o b e r t k e n n i n g , Donna L i g h t , D o n e L i t t l e , D i a n e Little, F r e d L o c k w o o d . lane l u e d d e r s , W i n s t o n M a g y a r , Elaine M a r t i n , L o w e l l M C I X S O n Charles M a y , J o y c e M a y . ke, f r!, q g 7 ) : 4:41 Gretchen M e i e r , W i l l i a m mary M i n k . , , J o h n ney M y e r s , D o n M c C u r l e y . n " 4 6 A l a g -II �r c JUNIORS... James N i c k e r s o n , sted, L e e O m o , Clayton Otis, C l i f t o n O t i s , J o y c e PoR. Avis P a r o d i n e , D e n n i s P o u l , Rorbara P a r k s , R u s s e l l P e o v y, K a r l a P e r r y , J o o n Philbrick. Joan P i l l s b u r y, L a V a i m P o w t e r, L e e Rathbun, D a v i d R e n s h a w, J i m R h o d e s , M a r y Rowe. rill ( 4 6 ) 4 1 (°1 (-1.)• ( 7 ) 4frall Dale R u b l e y, O l i v e r S a l t z m a n , Joyce S c h l u b a t i s , D e n n i s Seig, l o i s S h a w, D a v i d Shook. Linda S i b l e y, R o b e r t S i m m o n s , Al,,, S m i t h , J a n e Smith, Donald S n y d e r, d e r. 0:1/1111,AA-fo William Stonsell, Joyce Stout, Maurice S t r o n g , Mariano S u m n e r, N a n c y gene Ta y l o r . ris. O r ) Fred T a y l o r , R o n a l d Te a c h o u t , Carolyn T h o m a s , J a c k i e Thompson, F r a n k gy Tu c k e r. Jean V o n B l a m o r n , J o a n V o n • Blarcurn, K a t h l e e n V a u g h n , Joan W a t s o n . R a y W e a k l y , Charles W i l l i a r n s . G e . r . s w o r t . , j o s , , p h To p e . ; �Sophomore Class SOPHOMORE OFFICERS — AuIton Trencher, Borboro Engle, Carolyn Burton ( N o t shown: Erwin Corless T h e Sophomore Story time. Thank you. Seniors, for the ceptio On September 8, 136 Sophomores and M r. Dennis moved across the court into and cloistered halls of Senior High. immediately fitted himself into his but it took as some time to to the "The Yule Log Drag" was the for our Christmas party which was ber 21. T h e gym was decorated in all tivity. Johnny Shupp and his nished the music for dancing. I t that this Christmas party was the hest in several years and we certainly think that our officers can pat themselves on the back an excellent party. The first thing we Sophomores did elect officers, who were: President, gle; Vice President, Erwin Carolyn Barton; Treasurer, Alton Sophomore Commissioners, Gail Olmstead and John In the second annual " I Speak racy" contest, one of our class members. Diane Hammond, won A few weeks after school started 38 girls joined the "Y-Teens". For three days molested, harrassed, and taunted. I n o t h e r words, they were made fools of. March 19, found the Sophomores at the Saturday night Masonic dance. for a teen age dance on Saturday nights continuing for two years and has been cessful. Everyone at CHS really appreciates it. On November 13 the Seniors honored us with the much-awaited and looked-for more Reception. I t was a standing date We all excitedly attended and had We think we have had a very and are looking forward to two more o f the same 3 �aft%0P. SOPHOMORES... Charles A d a m s , B e t t y B a k e r , H a r r y B a k e r. Patricia B a k e r, V i r g i n i a Botterson, M a r y Lou B e l o . , H a r l o o n B o n d . Vo n n i e B o s t o n , J u l i a n a B r a n c h , R i c h a r d Brand, J o h n B r o w n , C a r l olyn Burton, J o e Cameron. Ido M o e C a n f i e l d , N a n c y C Of22:.)t ( 1 1 / tTh Caswell, J e s s i e C h r i s p e l l , R e a l ' J e a n Clark, L o i s C o o p e r, J a n e t C o l l a r d . L . w i r. C a r l e s s , R o b e r t C a r l e s s , J e a n D a v i s , John D a v i s , D o r o t h y Deeds, las, J e r r y D o w n e r . -‘2fiL A i n A - 4 1 ) a:.• C V Luella D r a p e r , Russell D r a y t o n , gert, R o n n i e E b e r t , C a r o l bara E n g l e , J o h n F i s h e r. Gordon Foote, V i c t o r F o r d , lick, E d w a r d F r o n k , B a r b a r a • 4 . 1 < ' * * I P \ e _, 1 1 - 5 f i nie G o l e n i s , N a n c y G a r v i n . Gerold G e n t r y , D o n n a G r e e n , R i c h a r d Gilbert, Clifford G r a n g e r, Herbert G r a y, Harold G r i g g , Vi o l e t G r o v, . Preiten G w i n n , G e r t r u d e H a c k e r , M o r y Lou H a c k e r , B o n n i e H a l l , m o n d , N o n c i s H a rr i rr L u c i l e H a r r i s . Peon H a r v e y, A l i c e H o t i n a k e r, M a r y K a y Hayes, M b , Heater, E l l e n Heckman, Richard H e n n i g , C l y d e H o u t z . B a r b a r a H u d s o n , M b , H u r l e y, N a n c y I LV. land, M a r i n e J o h n s o n , T h o m a s K e l l e r, Lucile K i n y o n , W e n d e l l K n o P P. �SOPHOMORES... Potty l a m b e r s o n , G l o r i a l i n e s , tle, R o b e r t L y m a n , B e t t y M r C o l l o u g h , Pool M c E l w a i n , N o r m a n M a r t i n , Mervin M a s s o n , Rose M a r y othy M o l l e n k o p f , E u g e n e M o o r e , J i m Merril, Richard M o w r e y, G a i l Olmstead. Jean O r n o , L e w i s P i e r c e , M a r g a r e t P i f e r , Charlene P o r t e r, C h a r l e s _ (.1 (el A4 AN,4A1 ma J e a n R o s i e r, H a r o l d R a y m o n d . Virginia R e n s h a w, R i c h a r d R e a p e r. , M u . ; it,. R o b y , M i r i a m Rumens, L e a h S a m p . sel, B e t h L o u S c h e i d l e r , i t , , , S c h u b e l Keith S e c o r d , R u t h S e m m e l r o t h , H a r r y S e , ser, C h a r l o t t e S h e r m o n , man, R i c h a r d S h e r m a n , M o r h a r i e S h o o k if+*4111k4IIAL it,,,, Silvers, Elaine Smith, J o a n n S m u l . len, L e w i s S n y d e r , S h i r l e y S p r i t e , R u s . sell S t eeeee r, D o n a l d S t u r g e o n . Modge Ta p p e n d e n , B a r b a r a T h e b o o d . Robert T h o m p s o n , G e r a l d geret T h o m a s , D o n a l d ton T r e o c h e r. Maurice Tr a u t m a n , M a r y l i n e tine U n r o e , J e a n g a n B l a r c u m , J a c k Wa l l e r, G o r d o n Wa l l a c e , G l a d y s W & Donna W e e d . , , , i t , , , , . W e i l e r , n e r, K e i t h W e l c h , R o b e r t W h i t c o m b , Ned W h i t e , M o r g a r e t W i l s o n . Will,. W i l s o n , P h y l l i s W o o d , S h i r k " , Ye a r l i n g . (210-1,1=01.-' r 7 -A n t r , 0 - r - - 6 ; tow: - -AAA nno 4 (1 0 r7A, �Freshmen Class tet-Shltnt.. O F F P.RS E S m i t h , To m McConnell, B i l l C o n n e l l G e n e M i l l e r The Freshmen Story The most enthusiasm of the year during the basketball season. Dale ert Smith, and Tom McConnell served on the reserve As the year o f 194849 began. o r. of '52. held our annual election and brought up some very good officers. They were nell, President; Tom McConnell, Robert Smith, Secretary; Eugene urer; and Norman Hawk. 9th grade tive. The 9th grader chosen as President was Don Davis. They all proved good Naturally we want to mention our class ren. resentatives on the reserve They were Ellen Harris, Mary Robey, and Pat Bodi During the fall the F. F. A. held a contest to select a harvest queen. From three testants Wanda Stickan, a '52 class member, was Many member, of the class demonstrated their journalistic ability o n the Mirror staff. They helped turn out a slam-bang Junior In October we stirred up a prize lowe'en float based on the chase of Daisy Mae for Lil' Abner. As usual, November brought zine sale. Through this sale the ninth tained a wire recorder. During this year used i t extensively and intend to bring it with us next year for use in Senior High. During the year we had two parties, each of which was a Because of Mr. Houston's interest of vocations, he has offered the many field trips and provided assemblies their The heroes of the football helmets were Jerry Johnson. Dale Jackson and To m McConnell. Barring accidents and mishaps, the ninth grade has had a 3 �FRESHMEN... Joyce A d a m s , B e r n a r d A l l e n , S u s a n All,,,, J i m m i e B u g g e r l y , F l o r e n c e B o k e r, H e l e n B a l c h , ringer Bonnie B e r c o w , R o b e r t B i g g s , E u g e n e B l a i r, D a l e B l a n c h a r d , P o y Bliss, Patricia B o d i e , S h i r l e y B o n h a m . 1931rr r'riec. Helen B o v e , , D o r o t h y B o y e r , M e n . O Butters, L e e B r o y t o n , W a d e B r e s s l e r t elk Gladys B r o w n , D o r o t h y C h a t f i e l d *16. Beth C h e s t e r , R u t h C h e s t e r , W o l t e r Clark, M a r i e C l e a r w a t e r , W i l l , . , , , Connell, F r a n k l i n C r a b i l l , L e o n a Crandall. Richard C h r i s t i e I T D o n D a v i s . E d w a r d Deal, J a m e s D e a n , J o h n D e n b r o c k , PatiV1 r e 9 6 ) ( 0 1 ) 01bN Mavis E ' e r ' s , M a n A n n Elliot. , . Shirley E n g l i s h , E l l a M a r i e E s t e r l i n e , Marguerite F e i c k l a m . M a x Ferri,. Wilbur F e r r y, R o b e r t F i e r k e , V i c t o r Fonda. Carolyn F o s t e r. R o b e r t F u l l e r, B e v e r i Y Frederick, D e s s i e G a g e , F r a n c e , e l % r t n I I I A Green, C o I l e n G r i n n e l l , B a r b a r o G r u n e r. 8 d a g n . - Jack G r u n e r , J o o n G r i m e , P a u l i n t H a c k e r, J a c k H o I I , E l l e n H a r r i s , Elizabeth H o r t , J o e H a r t e r Norman H a w k , N e d i 0 0 4 f 7 Him,., Joyce Hinson, B i l l H o f f , M a r y j o Date J a c k s o n , D o l e J o h n s o n 41:4412it`dle_4: Jerold J o h n s o n , T o m J o h n s o n , R o g e r Jones, J o y c e K a s e , . D a v i d K i n g , hi'wei' ' < n o n , J e r r y K u l o w . Gloria Larnberson, H a r o l d Lamberson, Phyllis l o y m a n , George Lewis, Julie L i n d , i n a , J a n e l i t t l e , M a r v i n Luce. No 39 �1 FRESHMEN... Shirley L u s e , D o l o r e s " N a g g e r , Carole Magee, Rob. ert M a s s e y, D o n a l d M o y , M a x M a y . Johnny M c B r i d e , C a r o l A n n M c C o n n e l l , isir M i r ) o (7. lames McConnell, T h o m a s M c C o m nell, N a o m i M c D o n a l d , Laughlin, C l i f f M c L a i n . lady McKnight, Marion dolyn M i d d l e t o n , B a r b a r a M i l l e r , Eugene M i l l e r , l o n e M i t c h e l l , L e R o y Morril. Reoh M o w r y , W a y n e en O l m s t e a d , l o o n O t i s , F r a n c e s Paradine, R a y m o n d P a r a d i n e , M a r y Ellen P a r k s . ° 0 CA n r t - - 1 - _ , Robert R e n s h a w , M a r y R o b e y . Nancy Robinson, G e o r g e Roush, F o l d S a g e r, M a r a b e t h S e l b y , rib) ogh4 ( f t ) ( • . " ' Nancy P a u l , P a u l Pope, ton, H e l e n R a y m o n d , M a y n a r d Rees, 111 ' . 1 i ilt tE r r t ( . 6 r e / AO e , Eleanor Sherman, John S h i e r, Jr. Eddie S i l e r . C h a r l e s S m i t h , R o b e r t SmiM, Richard Smith. Wa r r e n Smith, Ronald S n i f f , B a r b a r o S o u t h c c d . Carole S p a d e , D a n S p e n c e r , E l l e n Stamen, W a n d a L e e S t i c k , , , H e r • swan T a i t , W a y n e T a y l o r , E v e l y n To m p k i n s . L. T h o m p s o n , l i e n T o m p k i n s , V i c k i Tr o p p , G e n e Tu c k e r , C a r l t o n U n r o e , Edward W a l d r o n , L e l a n d W o r d . r „ .4:vs te4-1 e2 '1%;"Fsh / Grace A n n Bill W o l f o r d , R a l p h W o o d s . E a r t Woods. ../t Watkins, H e l e n J e a n W e a k l y, D o l e W e b e r , E d w a r d W e l l s , Raymond W i l d e r , D o n n a W i l k i n s . Marion Wi l l i a m s o n . �FRESHMEN... P h y i l k W o r d e n , B e a t r i c e t r e o k e v, D o i ciko v o r k e y, M y r t l e Vo c k e y, L e o n Zaboniok. (44171( to" ‘. -011 8TH G R A D E . . . Alyce A i k e n , D a r y l A l l e n , S y l v i a A l . An, N a n c y A n d r e w s , lard, F r e d e r i c k B a r r i n g e r , W a n d a Bell Richard B e t t s , C h a r l e s B a k e r , M e l v i n ° B a k e r, D o n n a B o d i e , N a t a l i e B o v e , Joanne B r a d l e y , G N r i n B r e , Jo A n n B u r t o n , M o r y A n n B o s s i n g , Jack B y e r s , J a m A n n Campbell, T h e . ° Chaffin, Duone C o l v i n . Joym C o o p e r, H a r o l d Corless, F u r , Crandall, R u t h D e B o l t , R o g e r D m i As, B e v e r l y D e v l i n , D i a n e D i c k Is,,,, D i c k , R i c h a r d O i r s c h e l l , M y r t l e D r a p e r, B e t t y E r n s b e r g e r , ris. E l m e r F e r r y , J e a n F i s k . Rolland F l o w e r, E l l e n F o l k , J e a n F o r 'Al,,, Raymond G o r y, E d w a r d G i l . ford, C a r l Gillette, M a d j i G u y e r. Patsy G r e e n , R o l p h G r e e n , G e r a l d i n e Grlgg, G a i l H a n s e n , J e r r y H A , , , , , , Alice H i l l b o r g , D o l o r e s H o n o r . Kathryn H o c k , M o m M H o l l i s t e r, E t h e l H o w l e t t , O r d , Hubbard, Helen I n d , , Paulette I v e y. rfai I) no J -1 �8TH G R A D E . . . Betty J o J o h n s o n , V i r g i n i a K a d w e l Mmes K e y e s , C h a r l e e n K i n g , M o , A n y o n , P a t r i c i a L a c h e r, M o n L a F o r g e . I I t ) ad ( ) I L I Doris L i n d , C a r m e l L e e L i n e s , P h y D s rkl(--11 tnie I 'Lk - Mock, P o l l y J o Mason, G i n g a M e i e r, M a r y M i n i e r , N o r m a n N o b l e 4 b 1 Jack N o r M r o p , R o s a l i e P o r k e r , B o b b y P a r t l o w, N o r m a P e a v e y , L o w e l l Perin, P e g g y A n n P i t c h e r , P a t r i c i a Ronkin. R e p o . , Remus Riga, a S a g e r, F r a n c e s S c h e i d l e r, J a c k S c h o bel, A r m S e l l e r s , M a r y S h o o k . kPr'' ( Joe S i m p s o n , B e t t y S n y d e r , R m . S . d e r, B e t t y S m i t h , R i c h a r d ' , l g . , Jeanette S m o l l e n , J a n i c e S o u l e ria) ": Barbara S p e r b e c k , J a c k Stonsell, B a r bora S t e p h e n s o n , H o r n e r S t e p h e n son, L o r e n z o S m p h e n s o n , K a t h a r i n e Stott, J o h n S w a i n . l'oyd T a c k . , C a l v i n T e r r y , S y l v i a Thomas. S o n d r a T r o u t m a n , k n e e l Tr u m b u l l , R o b e r t T u c k e r , F u g e r : Wa l l a c e . f17:76. A i w a k(li M y Watson, Beverly Wilcox, C o , stance W i l c o x , G a r y W i l s o n , D a r s t k i , e Wirt, Marlene Woods, Carole W a r . , Jim Z o b o n i c k , R i c h a r d ley Z a b o n i d s . -4111 12 �7TH G R A D E . . . Marjorie Aitchison, N a n c y A l d e r d i c , . Barbara A s h , Barbara A v e r y Charles B e n e d i c t , D o n a l d B e r c o w Ronald B e r c o w . Donna Betts, K e i t h Bisel, D o r i s Blanch ord, L o u r , B r a d l e y. M a r i l y n B u r r . All,. Campbell, C o r a A n n C o r, - , raltliq Cosinmrrnon. Phyllis D a v e n p o r t . N e l l i e na D i c k , K e n n e t h D i r s c h e l l , T o m Donkin, B e t t y D o v e , D a l e D o v e . 1 1 ( r , tdi'if) f.S6 nv r- Carl C h a t f i e l d , C h a r l e s Closson, V e r n o n C o r l e s s . D o r i s n mow ' I I Raymond D o w n e r . To m m y r ) es 111̀1r,'N n i.). , ert C h r i s p e I I , D e n o I d C l a r k , E l l e n e , Duke, Sheila D i W a t e r , J e r r y E l l i g e t , B e i r a Jean E r s k i n e , J o A n n e F e r g a s o n , Jessica F i l o r s k i , Mos, F o l e y , D o n n a F o eeeeee P a t r i c i a it -lab P I A C ) i Faster, D i a n e F r a s e r, D o r o t h y G o r y , Dick G a r v i n , B e r n i c e G e n t r , . A 4p,,, A I N . 1 1 b A A / M r t e l l Gordon G e n t r y , R o b e r t G o o d w i n , Stewart G o r d o n , D o u g l a s G r a n g e r , Marilyn G r a y , R u s s e l l G r e e n e , J o e Grigg. Gerry Griest, Joyce H a m l i n , ris, B a r b a r o J u n e H i l l s , son, F r e d H o b o . , D a v i d H o d g m a n rSit Kothleen H o s e k , J a m e s H u l e t t , J e r r y Hurley, R o s e m o r y H u t c h i n s , D o n a l d Johnson, R i c h o r d J o h n s o n , well. a 2 L r i 4 4 1 �(710 90: 7TH G R A D E . . . Sharron K e m p , t King, Ruth Krsominski, N o r m a L o n g w e l l , J a c k Ar Lewis. tw 6 Donna Mary K i n g , R o b e r t K l i n e , 3 0 0 11 Rhea L e w i s , S a r n p s o n ryn M a r c h a n t , R u b y M a s o n , M a u r e r, H o w a r d M o y , Giness. Pat M c K e i t h , D w a y n e M c N o l l , P h y l l i s Michael, P e g g y M i l l e r, J o h n M i l n e . , Gene M e r r i t t , L o i s M i t c h e l l . b y, . , , , M o r r i s , R a l p h M o r r i s , W a r n e Morrison, J i m M u s s e l m o n , R o l e n e r‘r trai- I Newman, Clarence N o b l e , Erma P a l m a t i e r. Barbara P a r k e r, B i l l P o r s h a l l , J a m e s Paul. L e o n a r d P i t c h e r, m o n d , L a r r y R e a m e r, Te d R e n n e l l . Jody R e n s h a w, J a n e l R u s s e l l , J o h n S c h e i d l e r, S y b i l S c h l u b a t i s , C o r l Sernmelroth, R o b e r t S k i n n e r, D e a n Shook. Beverly Silvers, B e r n a r d es S m i t h , G l e n n S m i t h , ( 1 ) C Ar Y al d e r, M o n n e A l Sortwell, Raymond Spaulding, Duane S t a n l e y , W a y n e S t e p h e n s o n . H o w a r d S t r e e t e r, J e r r y 04:14to._ I O N A ord Sweet, G l a d y s Sweniord, Elaine Ta c k e t t . R o b b y. Ta y l o r . J o A n n telle T i n g l e , C a r o l To r n s o n , P o n y Tu c k e r, T h e o d o r e T u c k e r , L y n w o o d Z , P a ' 4) / I L t e e . . Vo n B l a r c o m . L a Ve t t o W a l d r o n , O s h e l W a r d , M a r y Wa y, H a l W e i d n e r . D a v i d W e r t , P eteO Janice W i l l i a m s , E u g e n e W i l s o n . M a r i b e l l e W i r t , L a r r y W a t f o r d . b y, L e * Worthington, D o n n a J e a n Zirkalos. �Junior High Snapshots FIRST R O W — S i s t e r s ; W h a t p r e t t y l e g s , b o y s ; L e t ' s g o f o e o r i d e ; J o o n SECOND R O W — B a r b ; C o r o l y n o n d b e o u ; P e g ; S h i r l e y ; A l y c e ; F r a n c i s ; B e v ; C a r o l e . THIRD R O W — E l l e n , w h o s e c a r ? C o n n e l l o n d A l l , , , ; P e g a g a i n ; L e g s W e o k l e y ; W i l c o x a n d R e p p e r t . F O U RT H R O W — ° W i n g ; Butters; B a t h i n g beauties; Susie. FIFTH R O W — A n y m o i l , H e l e n ? S t u c k u p s ; W o r d e n o n d t u r t l e 45 �Just Some Snapshots FIRST R o w — R o c k e t t e s ; Ty p i n g d o s s ; J o o n a n d D a n n y ; W h o t c h a g o t . J a n i e ? SECOND R O W — W h e t y a looking for?, Victory parode; Paul; Lind. THIRD R O W — H a b b a . h o b b a ; D o n n i e ; N i n t h g r a d e f l o a t , C h a r t i n g ; S o m e skirts; W e l l , w e l l , w h a t h a m F O U R T H R O W — A r t c l a s s ; N i l f e l l a , F r e d d y. UI �CVCA �The Student Commission TOP ROW — M a r y Lapham, Ardith Betts, Gail Olmstead. FIRST R O W — Bill Stansell, Alfred Sortwell, Conrad SemmekWh, John Dygert, (Adolphw Goodwin, n o t pirtured Student Commission Story commissioner f e a c h grade. the the clerk — attended this meeting as lives of CHS. Many 51 stems of merit were discussed. T h e problems confronted t h e various schools' were also discussed and the were drawn to settle The offices of this year's COOllll ission filled by the Mayor and his sides Mayor Alfred Sortwell the as follows: Clerk. Adolphus Goodwin; Senior Commissioners, Ardith Betts and melroth; Junior Commissioners, Mary Lapham and B i l l Stansell; Sophomore Gale Olmstead and The dances at the Masonic Temple ranged with the help of the Junior Commerce. T h e activities included dancing, ping pong, billiards and pool. T h i s dances were divided between the School and the three classes of the Again this year the commission change assemblies. They were with Lakeview. Sturgis. Marshall and Bronson. These semblies were possible only through the hard work of Ardith Brits, the head of comm Judging from the preceding facts, i t said that the commission has had a ful year — of which we at CHS can proud Something new was added this year i n the To in Valles : a combined Student ing. F i ‘ e members of the commission — one 1 �Lincoln Student Council TOP R O W — Don Doris, Mickey Cochrane, Keith B i e l . FIRST ROW — Norman Hawk, Jerry Greist, Bill Connell, Jim Zobonick. Junior H i g h Council Story ments were served in the Home and dancing was enjoyed in Members of the Junior High managed the affairs of the Junior very efficiently during the past year. I t sidered an honor to serve in this way • is considerable excitement in the fall the best representatives from the and ninth An assembb was sponsored during semester at which time many whose abilities were well known; also, talent was The annual sale of Curtis Publishing azines was a financial success. The amounted to 82,284.00. M r s . Davis helped a great deal on the project and was presented with a g i f t o f appreciation. Numerous individual prizes were given to the most man and a trophy awarded to the Junior High as a whole. The proceeds of the sale to purchase two wire recorders for use in the classroom Members serving were Don the three class presidents, Keith Bisel, bonick, and Bill Connell: and one ber from each grade, Jerry Greist, rane, and Two parties were given during t h e year through the efforts of the Council. At movies were shown in the 49 �Cardinal Staff THIRD R O W — U g h , L a n h a m , P a r k s , L e n n o n , P o t t s , M o n k , T h o m p s o n , I . S m i t h , R o w , S c h l o b a t i s . S E C O N D R O W — O l m s t e d , D o n k i n , P. t o s e r , F r a s e r, M u n g e r , M o o g e n b r o o m , S t o n s e l l , M c K n i g h t , E l l i o t t , M r . D e n n i s . FIRST R O W — M r s . N o v . . . S i b l e y, F a i r , C o d s , l o o m . A i k e n , F a c k l a m . L u s e . D R e n s h a w , B i s e l , M e i e r , M o r o o n , L i t t l e . C a r d i n a l Staff S t o r y The Cardinal Sketchbook for 49 differs from past CHS annuals in several respects. I n order to keep this year's production in the organized club was assessed five dollars page and picture in the Sketchbook. and Athletic Association paid lump sums f o r their respective sections. These organizations are to be commended for their fine spirit operation. Secondly, the f u l l names graduates are being given this year. New this year is a junior as Assistant Editor. I n the position has been filled by a senior, but this year in order to give training that will uable for next year's annual. Sharon Facklam was Editor-in-Chief. Robert Luse: Associate Editor, Sharon Fack Satesitt.or, Linda Sibley. Staff: Mary Business Manager. Noel Bind. Staff: Nancy Hyland, Louise Olmsted. Athertising Editor, Jean Baum. Staff: Charlene Fraser, Phyllis Munger. Beth Lou Scheidler. Donna Mack, Mary Rowe. Wade Bressler. Events Editor, Betty Aiken. Staff: Dorothy Borden. Car. olyn Burton, Janet Collard, Joan Donkin, hot. Diane Hammond, Barbara Parks, Photography Editor, David Renshaw. Staff: ris, Joyce Kase, Shirley Luse, Boh Pierce, Marilyn Potts, Susan Allen. Snapshot Editor, Joyce Carts. S t a ff : Marjory Bates. Joyce Schlubatis, Flarhara Thebaud, !Margaret Tho,oa While all inembers of the staff deserve credit for their work, special mention is due people: Betty Aiken, Joan Donkin. Bernard Hoogenboom, Bill Stansell, and David Renshaw. They are major contributors to this annual. Also a note of thanks is offered to Mrs.. Anne Hayes, our advisor, and to Mr. Dennis, for their work on this Cardinal Sketchbook of '49. Sports Editors, Bernard Hoogenboom and Girls' Sports Editor, Jane Morgan. Organisations Editor, Claire Newberry. Staff: Ardith Betts, Pat Kaser, Maurice Strong, Senior Section Editor. Joan Donkin. Staff: Betty Aiken, Jean B a l m . Joyce Carlo, Nancy F a i r, Charlene Fraser, Donna Mack, Jane Morgan, Phyllis Munger, Claire Newberry. Art Editor, Diane Little. Staff: Jean Davis, Russell Peavey, Jane Smith. Keith Welch. Music Editor, Nancy Fair. Staff: Joan Semmelroth. Ruthellen Smith. 50 L " e r . r Anrrit"Kri.nrel! �TOP ROW — Smith, R a t t e r s ° , Parks, Garvin, Michael. SECOND ROW — K a i , , Weidner, Aiken, Donkin, Littl,. FIRST ROW — Renshaw, Martin, Fraser, Curls, M r s H o y, , Cardinal Chatter To better public elations between and the community, a page of each tion of The Coldwater Daily Reporter to the schools for their news beginning dle of February. M r. E. Byron intendent of Schools, was the instigator o f the project and through the cooperation of porter editor the school page became a reality. itoi Enid M I staff members were Virginia Batterson. and Rosemary Michael. The grade school news department was headed by a Junior. Elaine Martin. who was itor. Joyce Carlo. Diane Little, and Barbara Parks handled the reporting end of the elementary section. M r s . served as advisor for By student and teacher cooperation on the writing of the news, it is hoped that people will be enlightened on some of activities which do not reach the wise. This page in the daily paper no as not to conflict with the The Mirror. I t is the desire of all nected with the project that it will in years Students from the Senior High Journalism Class were chosen to edit the page. Charlene Fraser, a Senior, was named Senior High Editor and Editor-in-Chief for the page which titled "Cardinal Chatter". H e r reporters f o r Senior High news were Betty Aiken. Joan Don. kin, Pat Kaser. and Jane Smith. berry, another Senior, acted as Junior 5 �Mirror Staffs TOP R O W — BreS14f, Troutman, Douglas, Weidner, Battemon, f l o w s , M c FOURTH ROW — Lind, J. Kaser, E. Harris, Hammond, Rowe. Mack. Fraser. P. Kaser, Strong. THIRD ROW — A . Aiken, Devlin Martin, Parks, Lapham, Light, Garvin, Michael, Peavey. SECOND R O W — Luse, Sager, Elliot, McKnight, Munger, Thompson, Borden, Bates. FIRST ROW — Smith, Sheehy, Crisps'', Donkin, Aiken, Luse, Cads, Little, Simmons, Harvey, Batts, Mrs. Hayes. First S e m e s t e r M i r r o r S t a f f Girls Sports Editor—Jane Smith; staff: Ann Weidner. Donna Light. Sports Editors — Bob Simmons and Bud Harvey Exchange Editors—Marjorie Bates Newberry Art Editor—Diane Little, Junior High Editor—Jessie Judy McKnight, Alyce Aiken, Pat Ann Elliot, Shirley Luse, Beverly Devlin, Julie Lind Business Manager—Ted Sheehy; staff: Harry Bressle Advisor—Mrs. Among the first semester editions of the ror" were those in honor o f the football Co. Championship and the special In order to produce the latter, the staff faced the problem o f lack o f funds. T o meet this a dance was sponsored by the a "Poverty Mirror" was issued. Consisting eight-page mimeographed journal it in good faith by the student body. next regular issue was genuinely everyon Special features such as cartoons from the art class, numerous pictures, and a of journalistic style went into all the ester "Mirrors". The first semester :'Mirror- was Betty Aiken with Robert Luse as Betty. as Editor-in-Chief, was serving her fifth year on the paper. After reporter work vanced to Junior High Editor and News Editor when she was a Junior. Three years of dinal" work are also accredited to her. Business Manager last year and this Editor. T h i s past semester she wrote f o r the Reporter. Bob Luse has been a member of the '`Mirror" staff for four years. Last year proofreader and Assistant Editor. I n addition to his "Cardinal" work this year he found time to be Assistant Editor of the first ers and served on the news staff Staff editors and reporters were in from the first semester journalism gave them an opportunity to devote more time to "Mirror" work in that class. The staffs were as follows: News Editor—Joan Donkin; staff: Charlene Fraser, Donna Mack, Joyce Garvin, Dorothy Borden, Virginia Batterson, Rosemary Michael, Carol Feature Editor—Ardith Betts; staff: Diane Little, Elaine Martin, Barbara Parks, Jackie Thompson, Maurice Troutman, Club Editor—Joyce Curls; staff: Pat Kaser, Donna Mack, Don McCurley, Maurice Strong, Charlene 5 �TOP ROW — Dygert, Luse, Lyman, Byers, MsCurley, Sheehy. Peavey, Simmons FOURTH R O W — Strong, Light, Betts, Davis, Douglas, Troutman. THIRD ROW — Lapharn, Parks, Martin, Garvin, Munger, Baum, Dolbee. Doll. SECOND ROW — Devlin, S a g , Lase, A . Aiken, McKnight, Lind, Elliot Olmsted, Mason. FIRST R O W — M N . Hayes, Crisp.II, Batterson, Mack, CarIs, Donkin, Fraser, R o s e , Little, Bates, Smith. Second S e m e s t e r M i r r o r S t a f f Mid-year brought changes in \ l o uo .11;0E, and staffs. Joan Donkin stepped into role with Charlene Fraser as her assistant. New staff editors were named and the staffs vised. The advanced and beginning journalism students all wrote for As Assistant Editor Charlene her third semester on the "Mirror" staff. She joined the news staff the second semester of her Junior year and wrote for i t the of this year. Charlene has worked on the dinal" for two years and this last was Editor-in-Chief o f the school page of the Reporter, "Cardinal Chatter". Liu] . t i h r l ' a t Kaser: s t a ff : Maurice Strong, Don McCurley. Russell Peavey, Joyce Doll Feature Editor—Donna Mack; staff: Jean Baum, Phil Munger, Char. Fraser. Barbara Sports Editor—Bob Simmons; staff: Te d Sheehy, Girls' Sports Editor—Jane Smith. Art Editor—Diane Little; staff: ham, Jean Exchange Editors—Marjorie Bates: s t a ff : Phyllis Dolbee, Donna Light. Humor Editors—Claire Newberry, gan Junior H i g h E d i t o r —Virginia Batterson; news editor—Judy McKnight; staff: Gretchen Olmsted, Jean Ann Elliot, Polly Jo Mason, Don Davis; feature editor—Julie Lind: staff: Susie Allen, Joyce Kuser, Pat Sager, Business Manager—Jessie Chrispell; staff: Maurice Advisor—Mrs. The second semester staff editors and porters were News Editor--Joyce Curls; staff: Bob Luse, Carol Douglas, Rosemary Michael, E l a i n e Martin Second semester publications included t h e special Victory issue commemorating Championship i n basketball, a very unusual April Fool's Day issue, and the ment issue which was dedicated to ing Joan Donkin has four years "Mirror" work to her credit, as she joined the staff in man year. A f t e r two years o f reporter work, Joan served as Business Manager and Junior High Editor when she was a Junior. The first semester of this year she was News Editor. Four years of Cardinal work are also accredited to her during which she served on and as Sales Manager and this year's tion Editor. Joan wrote for the ter" of the Reporter the second semester of this yea 5 �Senior Class Play TOP ROW—Cobb, Trumbull, En. gle, M r s . H u d s o n , Pearce, Havens, H i l l , Stephens. 2ND R O W --Fair, M o c k , K o s , , , Lennon, B o u m , M u n g e r , Donkin. 1ST R O W — Cooper, H a r v e y, Fredericks, T h e Senior Play Story ended happily with Flora entrancing gaining the love and respect of her father. The '49ers really struck gold with duction of the comedy, "The Divine Flora," on November 19, 1948. The cast, under tion of Mrs. Doris Hudson, succeeded in giving CHS one of the best plays in its history. Flora was played by Nancy Fair, ferty by Alfred Sortwell. Randy Pryor by Tom Engle, Mrs. Pryor by Joan Lennon, Mr. Pr)c by Harry Cooper, Sharon Pryor by Mr. Dean b y Bud Harvey, and Tex Arlen by Clyde Brumbull. The play opened with Mr. Dean Rafferty and Randy Pryor t o transform h i s daughter Etta, whose name was changed by the boys to Flora, from the wallflower she was into a beautiful damsel. This they proceeded to do by inviting Flora to spend the summer at their cottage, Pryor's Rest. with Papa and Mamma Pryor and sister Sharon, who had also invited Tex Arlen, the great crooner, to Those of the supporting roles were by Guy Cobb, Winnie by Donna Mack, Pat Kaser, Stu Morgan by Sylvester Kit Olmstead by Phyllis Munger, Bob by Dick Hill, Wayne by Bob Pearce, Polly by Barbara Gist, Helena by Ellen Stein, Marvelle Ann Paul, Daphne Gillford by Joan Donkin, Mr. Dugan by Glyn Dee Havens, Susie by gan, and Bella by During the summer the boys arranged a fake romance between Flora and Tex in a great deal of trouble. However, the story -0111 54 �Junior Class P l a y TOP R O W — Milnes, Baxter, Williams. SECOND R O W — Ivey, Sibley, King, Hudson, Bove.. FIRST ROW — Ayres, Nicklam, Meier, Jones, Light, Gillette. The Junior Play Story On the 8th of April at 8:15 the clotain 10, on the Junior Play, "Green Stockings". cast was: Celia, Joyce Jones; Douglas Baxter; Mr. Faraday, Seton Bovee; M r, Rockingham, Sharon Facklam; Gretchen Meier; Phyllis Faraday, Jo Mr. Tarver, Dave Ayers; Jim Ivey; Aunt Ida, Linda Sibley; Charles Williams; Henry Steele, and Martin, Phyllis ga ! l i n t s of her impending Mill lage to Celia and then Celia announced to a Colonel Smith in Somaliland, Africa. Later Celia disclosed to Aunt Ida that the a hoax. To solve the problem, they plan that a notice of Smith's death shall appear in on October On the eve of her announcement forced to write Colonel Smith a letter and by chance it was mailed. There was a in Africa, but little did Celia know this until a man, who said he was Colonel peared with Smith's Under the most able direction of Hudson. this play was a big success and drew a near capacity The play opened with Aunt Ida, lis, and Evelyn discussing Celia's Shortly before Celia walked in, Phyllis and Mr. Tarver were speaking o f engagement plans. The play ended when Vavasour self to be Colonel Smith and all tween himself and Celia 5 �Y-Teens TOP ROW B u r t o n , Hammond, Harris, Davis, SmuIlen, VonBlorcum, Theboud, Weidner, [longlos, Crispell, Batterson, Olmstead, Smith, Green. FOURTH R O W — Sibley, Hudson, Pillsbury, Forklam. Luedders, Drinkwoter, G a r v i n , Brayton, horn, S h a w, Hayes, Sampsel, Scheidler. THIRD ROW — Mrs. Watson, Dolbee, Betts, Corls, Sernrnelroth, Sherman, Lennon, D o l l , M a y, man, Grover, Carver, Mrs. Hudson. SECOND ROW — Heckman, Cooper, Renshaw, Engle, Branch, K a s e , Fraser, Mack, Donkin, son, Canfield, Bond, FIRST R O W — Rubrey, Munger, Borden, Potts, Stephenson, P r o p e r, Sch!abatis, Smith, Bates, Meier, F a i r, Weeden, Rowe, Olmstead, Thomas. T h e Y - Te e n s S t o r y The " Y-Teens" organization, under orship of Mrs. Watson, was composed eight Senior High girls. Ackney and her band Joyce Schlubatis and Mary Rowe delegates to represent the dub at the Michigan Y.Teens Conference in Battle Creek. T h e pur. pose o f this conference was to promote more racial tolerance and to do away with religious prejudices. A t the next meeting, following the conference, Joyce told of their experiences. She had pamphlets and folders which gave idea of the two days' activities. proved interesting and beneficial to the girls. At the end of last year the "Y-Teens" following officers for this year: jorie Bates; Vice-President, Jane tary, Gretchen Meier; Treasurer, Nancy Fair. These girls have been The first task undertaken by the club job of initiating the new " Y-Teens". A f t e r all punishment was rendered, there eight new The " Y-Teens" presented their bly on April 29, in which almost participate On February 12, the "Y-Teens" and the "Hi' Y" combined forces and presented CHS and its alumnae with a formal Valentine's dance the Masonic Temple. T h e hall with hearts and the music was supplied by Pat Although the club has things this year, i t is hoped that next year the organization will be even 56 �Hi - Y TOP ROW — Ivey, Troutman, Cochrane, Whitcomb, Sieg, Freeman, Wanton. THIRD ROW — Brown, Lyman, Raymond, White, Bisel, Smord, Grigg. SECOND ROW — Mn. Dennis, Carless, Hurley, Tope, Keller, Mansell, Myers, Milnes, Moggort, FIRST ROW — Harvey, Maxson, Mossman, Dennis, Bovee, Dean, Byers, Williams. Robley. The Hi - Y Story trip to Lakeview for a return meeting ketball The H i -Y met shortly aftei h o o l began to elect the following officers: Dean; Vice President, Don Byers: ton Boyce; Treasurer, Bill Dennis. M r. Kermit Dennis and Coach Robert Livermore visors for On February 22. the H i -Y officers went t o Battle Creek for the District Meeting of in southern Plans were made to dedicate a plaque wall of the high school The Iii-Y has entered into many year. The club has sponsored rallies for football games, assemblies for basketball games. had charge of concessions at the broadcasts of the tournament Through the year there has been an activity program o f basketball which nlayed a major part in maintaining interest in the club. The H i -Y sponsored their February 25, for the last game of Bill Stansell was master of ceremonies for this assembl The club sponsored a dinner for and in completing the year the Hi-Y cate this page in the Cardinal for The H i -Y o f 1948-1949 wishes every Senior good-luck in the future. The organization brought in a group members who went through the usual rigorous program of initiation to be admitted to The Hi-Y and the Y-Teens sponsored Formal that was a In the annual formal initiation, in view took a leading part, a potluck held. Later in the season the local Hi-Y took a 5 �The F. F. A . TOP R O W — M r. Barnes, Treocher, Wallace, Havens, Rathbun, Baxter, Corey, Williams, Paul, Pierce, McElvone, Hess, Sturgeon, Houle, Orno, Taylor. SECOND ROW — Caswell, Moore, Harter, Fisher, N a s t Soong, Porter, Cox, Burtch, Harvey, Hall, Thomas, Sherman, Heater, Otis. FIRST ROW — Knapp, Knapp, Wilder, Baker, Adams, Chrispell, Thompson, Wa r d . Johnson. M o o n e y. T h e Future Farmers of America This year's F. F. A. program was a which included participation in many activities ranging from local porter and parliamentarian, Maurice Strong: Sentinal, The F. F. A. presented a February 18, with Glyn Dee Havens acting as master of ceremonies and director. F. F. A . officers f o r 1948 were: President, Glyn Havens; Vice-President, Bud retary and reporter, Maurice Strong; Treasurer, Lawrence Porter. M r . Barnes was advisor for the John Burtch and Maurice Strong, the F. F. A. demonstration team, won the district contest at Lakeview over eight contestants and ond on a judge's decision at the tion in Paw Paw. They demonstrated er method of trucking and handling to prevent injury. This was the tive year that Coldwater has been The first major project was the 4-H Fair. T h e Coldwater F. F. A. hibit was given a " B " rating. There were 22 individual Jim Garman w a s awarded Reserve Grand Champion on his steer at the St. State F. F. A. Fat Stock Show in rence Porter also exhibited at Glyn Dee Havens. Jim Garman, Maurice Strong, and Aulton Treacher were the members o f the parliamentary which placed fourth a t Lakeview from eight team Dennis Paul and Gerald Thomas trips to the National F. F. A. Convention sas City, Missouri. October 11th. Jim Garman and Maurice Strong Coldwater as official delegates at the vention of the Michigan Association of F. F. A. March 22-23 at Michigan Wanda Lee Stickan was elected F. F. vest Queen October 15th, and she reigned over the F. F. A. sponsored dance following The F. F. A. sponsored a "Veterans culture" training class this year for World War 11 veterans. A n evening class for adults operate At the F. F. A. Parents' Night, April enteen "Green Hands" and thirteen "Chapter Farmers" were given their formal initiation. John Burtch acted as the master of This was the second o f these annual events in which the parents and sons were together in F. F. A. work. F. F. A. officers for 1949 were: Burtch; Vice President, LeRoy Jim Garman; Treasurer, Lawrence Porter; R e 58 �W h o ' s W h o a n d W h a t ' s W h a t i n F. F. A . The Hallowe'en Float Parliamentary Procedure Tearn 'FIVE mAroi N I CAREFUL 2 RI/010 USE 3E000 FIND SENSIDLE 5 PATIENCE IN UN LORD,' uprTUSE FINERYEMOTIONU S E Public Speaking Contestant Second Semester Demonstratoon Team CLASS OFFICERS 5 Harvest Queen First Semester �Athletic Police TOP ROW — M . Olson, Renshaw, Otis, Dennis, Strong, McE'vain, Otis, Connell, Sieg, Dennis, M r . Dennis. SECOND ROW — Luse, Fisher, McFarlane, Fonda, Dick, Reppert, Stansell, Foote. FIRST ROW — Pope, Smith, Spencer, Miller, McLaughlin, Davis, McBride, H i m . , Hoff. T h e Athletic Police Story This year the Athletic Police, organized last year, served CHS by selling tickets, record crowds which attended the tests, and maintaining order by tors. A t football and basketball contests the Athletic Police were very able not only tain order and sell tickets, but to seat crowd in keeping the people in line at parad This organization, which is the A. P's, consists of two groups. Senior High boys composed the Senior police, and High boys had their own group of Mr. Dennis, Mr. Olson, Mr. Davidson, Carnley, Mr. Renshaw, Mr. King and Mr. Rice assisted as advisors and directed the boys i n their "All work and no play makes Jack a dull bos-. so the A. P's fell in line when the ciation gave them a steak dinner, Friday, April 1 at Gracie O'Shananhan's restaurant nition of their valuable service. T h e boys got all of the fine food they could consume joyed i t very much. Checking group dues books and collecting tax mosey a t professional assemblies was another duty which formerly had to be performed bs the men faculty members but which is dled by the All of us at CHS wish to thank the Athletic police for their fine work and are glad to know that the organization will be continued The A . P's assisted the Junior Chamber of Commerce in serving cider and doughnuts and 60 �Ushers TOP R O W — Harris, Show, Garvin, Parks, Martm. SECOND R O W — French, Robey, Denbrock, Lophons. Voughn, Curtis, Onso, Lawrence. FIRST ROW — Puff, Porter, Jones, Renshaw, Patterson, Heckman, Munger, Tucker, Norris. T h e Ushers S t o r y The girls divided into groups, one of Collecting tickets, directing people t o their seats, and helping to keep the auditorium from being a mystery to play goers has been the job of the ushers of this year. Due to donated gladly, the Junior and Senior the Bank Concert have been more if people would have had to find their assigned to each aisle and one to the doorssta lp e h .T w o d irn appreciated not only by the play casts cert members, but also by the many attended -41111 6 �Dancing Class TOP ROW — Douglas, Theboud, Mack, Smith, Green, Schlubulis, P K u s e r, Stemen, Davis, Stephenson. THIRD ROW — Cooper, Bond, Johnson, Mocker, Weiler, Semmelroth, S h o w, Renshaw. SECOND ROW — Luedders, M e e r. , Borden, CorIs, Betts, Olmstead, Munger, Kirkurn, Porter, Mrs. Aitchison. FIRST R O W — Hudson, Pillsbury, Bourn, F a i r, Drinkwoter, Olmsted, Mahaffey, P e n h ° I I , Smith, Downer, Hammond. T h e D a n c i n g Class S t o r y Dancing courses today are considered as a very important extra-curricular school activity. The study o f dance compositions, note values, and interpretation o f many o f the velops in the students a greater appreciation for the finer things in life. Learning to various dance steps and interpreting velopes poise and personality i n the girls. extra-curricular activity, but a gym given to those girls who had been present quired number All year the group prepared for the Spring Song and Dance Festival, which was a combination of the choruses and Club. This festival was in two parts: the first consisted o f choral work; the second, o f folk songs and dances. England, Spain, and France were some of represented in Because the girls o f Coldwater realized this. the Dancing Club was formed this year as a self-supporting organization made up of 10th, 11th. and 12th grade girls. lowing people were elected to hold Baum, President; Mary Rose tary; Gail Olmstead, Treasurer: and Nancy Fair, Assistant Instructor. The 14 Seniors of the club worked up ine to the song, "School Days" for Day Nancy Fair did a fine job teaching members. This gave Mrs. Aitchison, the class and has made it what it is. the work with the older and more They both deserve a lot of credit for The club met every Tuesday night f o r two hours of exercising and learning the ferent kinds of dances. This was considered an 6 �Chef Class TOP R O W — Stephenson, P t ost, Fredericks, Wood, Heckman, i v ide n, Selby, Shook, Thompson, Shook, Mrs. MacFarlane. FIRST ROW — Sturgeon. Tompkins, Sumner, Vaughn, Lines, King, Weiler, Hacker, Hacker. T h e C h e f Class S t o r y A new class, the Chef Class, this year, under the leadership of Mrs. Farlane. There were twenty in the class, eight of whom were boys. This is the first have been included in a cooking class. boys are Sylvester Fredericks, Ed Jividan, Lee Pfost. Roland Selby, David Shook. Rolland Tompkins, and ing the Teachers' Club and the Board tion Roland Selby was honored b y receiving a scholarship from Snyder's Bakery t o take a course in baking and cake Several talks and movies from the partment revealed the importance ment of sanitation in During the year the class performed such things as cooking and baking for ers and persons outside of school and This class has been a great success in year and it is hoped it will continue to be no in future A field trip to the hospital showed how food is stored, cooked and served. Economy subject of a field trip to the A & P A visit to the Armory showed the class army cook would prepare a meal i n the field for a company -4111 63 �Senior Washington Tr i p TOP R O W — G o o d w i n , Sturgeon, ' i o d a t e , K a t o , Eorley, Paul, Kirkum, Smith. FOURTH ROW — Jividon, Thompson, Sterne, Robley, Bates, Drayton, Weeks, Engle. Rubley. THIRD ROW — MacFarlane, M r. Sibley, Robley, Russell, Munger, Baum, Donkin. Fraser, Mrs. Hudson. Thompson SECOND ROW — Mahaffey, Borden, Kaser, Carla, Gist, Mack, Fair, Cantrell. Burtch, Yope. FIRST ROW — Sernmelroth, Pearce, Cooper, Hill, Cobb. Dick, Corey. McKnight, Bisel, Sorh.vell, Havens. T h e Senior Tr i p Story Baltimore, Maryland. where we visited napolis Naval On the morning of May 21. approximately 55 members of the Senior class left on the nual trip to New York City and D. C., via the New York From Baltimore we journeyed on ton, our nation's capital. Here we other important places. the ment, the Bureau of Engraving and United States Capitol, the Tomb of Soldier, Mount Vernon, and the of Investigation. One of the highlights for us was the moonlight dancing party on ful Potomac river. We left Washington Friday afternoon and arrived back i n Saturday The first point of interest to be Niagara Falls in an its lights and color. The next morning we arrived in New Yo r k and spent three exciting days i n that city. A few of the many famous places seen City, Times Square. the Empire State Building. China Town, Coney Island. the Statue erty. and Rockefeller Center. Those who had tickets also saw "Kiss Me. Kate." the current musical hit The whole trip was a that will never be forgotten by any o f as who wen Wednesday afternoon we left New York for 64 �Debate TOP ROW — Virginia Renshaw, Mm, Hayes, Jackie Thompson. FIRST ROW — Conrad Semmelroth, l o a n Donkin, Charlene Fraser, Noel Bis0 The Debating Class Story substituted for Noel in the Compostd of one ,eteran and ers, this year's debate team, coached by Mrs. Anne Hayes, acquired valuable knowledge while debating the proposal. "Resolved. That ed Nations Now Be Revised Into A Federal World Although Coldwater High School facilities for such extra-curricular activities as debate siderabb poorer than those in other Twin Valley schools, there is hope that the school dents will take an increasing interest activities in The Coldwater teams, made up Fraser and Noel Bind on the Negative Donkin and Conrad Sernmelroth on tive. were defeated by all of their ents. However. none of their foes estly say that the debates were one-sided. T h e Coldwater four showed a fine understanding of the subject and were worthy competition f o r their The debate schedule for the ran as follows: Marshall at water a t Albion, Coldwater a t Hillsdale, and Lakeview Albion finished first in the race, dale and Marshall tying A number of undergraduates have terest i n debate and the future High debates Jacqueline Thompson and made up the reserve debate team. Jacqueline 63 �" I S p e a k f o r Democracy" TOP ROW — Marilyn Bradley, Pat Arnold. FIRST ROW — Jackie Thompson, G l y n Havens, Diane Hammond. Democracy Contest Story On Wednesday, December 1. 1948, nual " I Speak for Democracy" contest in the auditorium with the Senior High as an audience. T h i s contest is national and nually sponsored b y the Junior Chamber o f Commerce. The local JC's offered prizes teen, ten, and five dollars f o r the three best speeches, which were judged on tent. and originality. Judging the local contest were Rosenburg, Mr. Mark Andrews, Mr. Rev. Russell King, and Mr. Earl gave their decision to Diane Thompson and Marilyn Bradley, Two days later the three winners went amazoo to broadcast their speeches. escorted by Mr. Rosenberg, local of Commerce president, and Mr. chairman o f the contest. T h e winners welt' given records of this broadcast along cash The six speakers in the final contest water were Gretchen Meier, Glyn Pat Arnold, Diane Hammond, and Marilyn Bradley. 6 4 �Forensics TOP R O W — R i l l Stansell, Glyn Dee Hovens FIRST ROW — Virginia Renshaw. Barbara Engle, Charlene Fraser. S p r i n g O r a t o r i c a l Contest S t o r y participate Under the direction of the three Senior High English teachers, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Mrs. Hudson, a local spring was Bill Stansell. a Junior. took top honors temporaneous speaking. B i l l was required t o read the News Week and Time Magazine for three months, and then he was given an hour to prepare a speech on one of Virginia Renshaw, a Sophomore, won first place in oratorical declamation. Memorization of a speech is necessary to enter this part of the contest. Also, only Sophomores are eligible. Others who participated in atorical declamation were Barbara Engle, Lucille Harris, and Carole Douglas. Charlene Fraser, a Senior, placed first in the dramatic for which memorization o f a one act play o r monologue is required. Juniors and eligible for this part of the contest. Havens, Ruth Ann Pfost, and Jo Ann At the district contest, held at Marshall, April 27, only one Coldwater student won a rating. Glyn Dee Havens won third place in tic Reading Mrs. Hudson. who accompanied the group, stated that the Coldwater group were in their presentations, and that was gained both i n the local and test 67 �Bow Tie Club 0.-.ssisteilue. * O A . " ',AvestmemiumrtervememagssumellaiffiliniblilliRaibill TOP ROW — Maggart, Blohm, Luse, Carver, Gomby, Grigg, Fralick, Whitcomb, Mossrnan, Worton, Wood, Cochrane, Corey, Reaper', Sieg, Knapp, Hoogenboorn, Myers, Smith, Tompkins, Treacher. THIRD ROW — Stein, Macklin, Lenning, Secord, Milne,, McKnight, Selby, A y . , , Stansell, Joe Tope, Cor. less, John To p e , McConnell, Lyman, Pope, Fisher, Codes., Raymond. A l l , , . SECOND ROW — Mr. Sibley, Caswell, Goodwin, Crandall, Cobb, MCM3011, Rubley, Byers, mons, Clark, Davis, !limes, Cooper, Stamen, Pfost, M r, Dennis. FIRST ROW — Trumbull, Boston, Waage, Otis, Huntley, Hill, Bovee, Frederick, Frank Strong, bert, McLaughlin, Otis, Tucker. Havens, Pearce. T h e B o w Ti e Club Story The Bow Tie Club was formed in 1947 purpose of giving to the male population opportunity to dress up and better display their natural beauties. I t was for the satisfaction only and was not the result of any desires on the part of any girls. Spots", LeRoy Cox, Rex Corless, Fred Weeks, and Max McConnell, sang two songs. D i c k Hill then played his phone for two numbers. Adolphus the spotlight and sang "On a Slow Boat t o China”. These numbers were accompanied by Pat Arnold on the piano. Ed ing the Chef's Class, presented Sylvester with a cake, since it was his birthday. One o f the excellent assemblies o f the year was presented by the club on the Bow Tie Day. February 4th. ick was the master of ceremonies. tumbling team worked out the first part of the assembly, entertaining the students. " T h e Tie The club had a basketball team several noon- -4111 D A �Nuso �Bands The " A " Band mod sotoltwestern Michigan Band and trict Festival The "A" Band, under the guidance of "Maestro- Hap Ian Bond, chalked up a very active year. The its activities with playing, marching, and performing at the Annual Branch County 4-H Fair and the County Fair at Centerville. During the spring months several members o f the hand went to Detroit by bus to hear and see "Allegro", a musical production by Rogers and ored t o Marshall t o hear the Michigan State College Band directed by Leonard Falcone, and went to Battle Creek to hear the University of Michigan Band. During the football season the band was on hand to present some snappy marching formations and music at all home games and a t Sturgis. T h e hand, divided into small groups, played for all home The annual Band Banquet was held i n the dining room of the Elk's Temple. There were tainment. and the presentation o f the annual Music Awards by Mr. Bond. Sixteen fourth year reined gold medals. After the banquet a was held in the high school gym. CHS bandsmen participated in the laying of ner stone for the new Edison School building Governor Sigler, and in the Annual Southwestern Mich. igan Marching Festival a t Benton Harbor. T h e y led the annual Hallowe'en Parade, the annual Christmas Parade, and the parade of the Veterans of Ending a very active year, the band participated in the Memorial Day Parade FRENCH TENOR Sherman, Margaret Flickinger, Ronald Troutman. Maurice Mahaffey, Hall, Jack Gamby. John eeden, Donna BARITO Sibley, Linda Douglas, Carol ALTO Luce, Mervin Soule, BARITONE TROMBO Davis, BASS Granger, Clifford Davis, John Gist. Johnson, Dale King, C SOUSAPH CORNETS and Smith, Warren Maggart, Witplott lawk. Helmer, ALTO Huntley, DRUM Johnson, hlarlee Hill, Richard Hill, Richard Havens. Glyn Dec Secord, Keith TWIRL Dygert. John Cads. Cochrane, Kaser, Patricia Bond, Harlean Wallace, Meier, Gloria Ballard, Stephenson, Betty PER SSIO Walker, John S n a r e Ty m p a n y C-orless, Robert s s y m b a l s Morrill, James S n a r e a r e Betts, Ardith B e l l s Olmstead, Gail B e l l s Philbrick.lttre Marimb In March came the Concert and Follies, and FLU Milne,, William OB Cooper, Lois Bb Corey, Semmelroth, Tappenden, Robley, Robert Pearce, Robert Harris, Raymond, Marjorie flame, King, David LaForge. Joan BaggerlY, Borden. Dorothy Johnson, Jerry B Reppert, Richard Fair, Nancy S Maxson, Lowell a C n 7 �Follies o f ' 4 9 This year the Band Concert was topped off with a very fine program music and comedy acts. The show consisted of the Follies Band, solos. dancing, and twirlers. Nancy Fair acted as Mistress of Ceremonies. with and Jerry Johnson supplying The program was as follows: BAN CHORUS Ardith, Dorothy, Pat, Joyce. Betty, Gail, SAXOPHONE Glyn Dee MARIMBA J o a n Philbrick VOCAL J a c k DANCE N a n c y Fair TWIRLERS J o y c e , Pat SAXOPHONE R i c h a r d Hill PIANO M a d g e CHORUS H a r l e a n Bond Soloist VOCAL B a r b a r a Gist SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS C a s t Band and Follies Personnel FLUT Milne., Bill CLARINET Corey, Ronald Sernmelrofh, Conrad ALTO SAXOPHONES Hill, Richard Havens, Glyn Dee Cochrane, Robert Bond, Hodson Meier, Gloria TENOR SAXOPHONES Mahaffey, Imogene Weed.,,, Donna CORNETS A N D TRUMPETS D R U M S Hawk, N o r m a n M a x o n , Lowell Huntley, Charles C o r l e s s , Robert Johnson, Marlee CHORU Secord, Keith Betts, Ardith Dygert, John Borden, Dorothy TROMBONE Kase, P a t Stephenson, Betty Davis, Jean Olmstead, G a i l Davis, John Douglas, Carol SOUSAPHON Cods, Joyce Smith, Dolores TWIRLER BARITONE SAXOPHONE Carla, Joyce Stephenson, Betty Granger, Clifford Koser, P o t Johnson, Dale 7 �'w• Band Snapshots FIRST R O W — Some o f the girls; Joan; M r. Bond gets a b r i e f case. SECOND ROW — Lavender Blue; Barb; A s a x duet; Follies beauties. THIRD ROW — The Saber Dance, Jack d FOURTH R O W — N o n ; Director Bond; Jerry a n d Jack; M r. Bond a n d t h e Majorenes. FIFTH R O W — Ex-Governor a n d t h e girls; Conrad; Follies finale; Marching, I m o ; Flick; 7 �LEFT TO RIGHT — M. Tappenden, M r. Bond, Huntley, Semineltoth, Havens, Corey, Bowles, Hill, Ronne Carla, Philbrick. DISTRICT AND STATE SOLO AND ENSEMBLE FESTIVALS Those participating in the District NAME I N S T R U M E N T D I V I S I O N Madge Tappenden P i a n o I Madge Tappenden V i o l i n I Madge Tappenden C l a r i n e t I I Ronald Corey C l a r i n e t I Janice Soule C l a r i n e t I Richard H i l l A l t o Saxophone I Joan Philbrick M a r i m b a I Richard Hill and Glyn Dee HavensS a x o p h o n e Duet I Joyce Cads T w i r l e r I I Charles Huntley C o r n e t I I Ted Rennell T r u m p e t I I Carl Semmelroth P i a n o I I All persons entering the District Solo and Ensemble must obtain a first division rating in order to be eligible for the State Festival at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Those participating in the State NAME I N S T R U M E N T D I V I S I O N Ronald Corey C l a r i n e t I Madge Tappenden P i a n o I I I Madge Tappenden V i o l i n I I Janice Soule C l a r i n e t I t Richard H i l l _ A l t o Saxophone I I Joan Philbrick M a r i m b a I I Richard Hill and Glyn Dee Havens S a x o p h o n e Duet I I 7 �The "B" Band The sixty members o f the " B " Band this year are a l l f r o m the J u n i o r H i g h . T h i s has been a busy year f o r these people. was t h e f i r s t t i m e t h a t t h e " B " B a n d water has ever taken p a r t i n this festival. T h e y received a Second D i v i s i o n r a t i n g i n the J u n i o r High Class. T h e y a d d e d t o t h e a n n u a l B a n d Concert a n d F o l l i e s w i t h t h e i r p l a y i n g . L a s t , First, t h e " B " B a n d m o t o r e d t o M a r s h a l l . where t h e y h e a r d t h e M i c h i g a n S t a t e College Band u n d e r t h e d i r e c t i o n o f L e o n a r d Falcone. Next, the band participated i n the Southwestern Michigan D i s t r i c t Festival a t Kalamazoo. T h i s FLU Aitchison, Marjorie but n o t least, t h e y t o o k p a r t i n t h e M e m o r i a l Day parade. Waldron, LaVette Worthington, Fraser, Diane Davenport, Phyllis Bb Renshaw, Judy Cochrane, Mickey Robinson, Patsy ALTO Kemp, Sharron Donkin, Tom Wilcox, BASS Rennet!, Judy Semmelroth, Carl Reppert, Carolyn Esterline, Ella Marie B A S S O O N Way, Mary S c h l u b a t i s , Sybil Sweet, Jerry SOPRANO King, Donna Parshall, Billy Worthington, ALTO Hosek, Kathleen Olmsted, McGiness. Magee, Carole Johnson, Richard Luse. Shirley Thompson, Milne, Johnny King. Ruth Mary Downer, Raymond McKeith, Pat Rise!, Keith S Forester, Tomson, Carol Troutman. Granger. TENOR Foremen Wallace, BARITONE Betts, VIOLI Johnson, Donald CORNETS and Rennell, Ted Northrup, Jack Gifford, Eddie T W Merchant, O l m s Allen, Daryl R o b i Morrill, LeRoy R e p PERCUSSI Bass Drum Robinson, Nancy Tympany T u c k e r, Snare Drum J o n e s , Roger Snare Drum 13enedict. Charles n a r e Drum Hodgman, David Bercaw, Ronald 7 Green, Ralph Goodwin, Robert Watkins. Grace Ann Weeks. Rita ALTO Barringer, Fred BARITON Ilandin. Wert, David TROMBO Chrispell, SOUSAPHO Smith. Hobart. Fred I R L E R S t e d , n s o n , Nancy p e r t , Carolyn S n a Snare Snare Snare Snare r e �The "C" Band The - C . " B a n d o f 1948-1949 h a s f i t t y • f o u r members. consisting o f f i f t h , s i x t h , graders. T h i s band took a t r i p to Elkhart t o g o through t h e H o l t o n B a n d I n s t r u m e n t f a c t o r y. It participated i n the annual Band Concert a n d Dean, Russell, Janet Avery, Barbara Sager, Eunice Sb Earner, Janet Vice, Virginia Soule, Thomas, Carolyn Smith, Lennington, Olmsted, Mary Anderson, Donald Carlisle, Mary Spencer, Linda Holtz, Glen Boner, Newman, ALTO Tucker, Patsy Ann Luce, Mitmesser, McKinley, %new, Joan Kelly, Kathleen Johnson, Nancy Milnes, Molly Rankin, Patricia CORNETS and Strong, Hal Ford, Larry FLU Johnson, Douglas B Granger, Bruce C Robinson, Jack _ _ _ Funderburg, Ronald _ _ Hinkley, Ranny McNitt, Wayne _ S Follies. T o c l o s e t h e season, i t p l a y e d a n d marched in the Memorial Day parade. T h i s band has been a very cooperative group and has had a successful year. Barringer, Edmund Howlett, Lewis, Donald Lint, Troutman, Jerry Manson, Jerry Hubbard, Clyde VIOLI Barton, John BARITO Tucker, Ted TROMBO May, Marilyn Chilson. Gary Luke, PERCUSS a s s Drum K i n s e y . Wesley y m b a l s F r a s e r , Greg _ Bells and Snare Drum K l i n e , Bruce S n a r e Drum A n d e r s o n , Charles S n a r e Drum N o b l e , Coy n a r e Drum B o y e r , Bill 7 SOUSAPH Sweet, William TWIRL Kolassa, Thebaud, Colvin, Johnson, �The "Beginners" B a n d The sixty-six members o f the First l e a n Band are composed o f fourth, fifth, a n d They made their first public appearance Myers, Snyder, Carl Smith. David Sorry, Sidney Rathein, Baysinger, Robinson. Billy Furgeson. Kenneth Hubbard. Fraser. FLUT Elifson, Judith Wilcox, Rickey Snyder. David Spaulding. Bb ThotTimon. Thebaud, Bet NIcConnell. Know Col,in. Norma Jenkins. Reese. Walter Raggedy, Gentry, Kolassa, Goodwin, Vern Macklin, Betty Southcott, Billy Johnson, Robert Pearson, Georgette Philbrick, Doris ALTO King. King, Harris. David Woods, Alfred Davenport, Eddie Satchfiel B S S S a s s n a r e n a r e n a r e S n a r e S n a r e Hyland, Tom annual Concert a n d Follies, M a r c h 2 2 a n d 2 3 , and began their marching career in the Memorial Day Parade. CORNETS and Frankhauser, Billy Olmsted, Toni Smith, Bartholomew. Kerment Lamberson. David Ru.sell. Douglas, Paul Fisk. Shirley Rankin, Larry Teeter, Snyder. Dellolt, Robert Hobart. Jim harfield, Merlin Counterman. Clifford Nan Denolder, Richard Balch, Virginia BARITON Seheilder, Donald Helmer. lit,, TROMBO loth 1oung. k now I, ... I Slay. 'Noma PERCUSSI Drum S a g e r, Priscilla Drum T u c k e r , Freda Drum S a g e r, Billy DrIIIII Chatfield, De Wayne Drum Deneel, Lewin Drum H u f f m a n , Jack S n a r e _ �TOP ROW — Peavey, Cameron, Rapport, Renshaw, Keller, Gillette. SECOND ROW — M e d e a . , Goodwin, Fisher, Golinis, Baker, Stemon, Thomas, Smith, French. FIRST ROW — C O , , . , , Jones, Smith, Miss Roberts, Renshaw, Russell, Wilson, Thompson, Porsholl. Senior H i g h Chorus This year's Senior High Chorus Ma,. of fifteen girls and ten boys. They annual Christmas assembly with a variety o f solos, duets, and The special chorus was composed French, Virginia Renshaw, Betty Parshall, Marjorie Smith, Margaret Pifer, Marion Russell, Ruth Ellen Smith and Joyce Jones. The accompanist was Margaret Wilson. On April 29th the chorus presented cert, "The Spring Sing and Folk Festival". This featured solos, numbers by the the boys' chorus, dancing and a duober. This concert took the place of last year's operetta. T h e chorus also sponsored which provided them with money for The officers of the chorus were: President, John Fisher; Secretary, Joyce Jones; Librarian, Adolphus Goodwin; Accompanist, Ruth Ellen Smith Miss Roberts was their instructor for year and has done a very good job. We hope to see her back again '11411 �TOP R O W — Filarski. Gray, Johnson, Hinson, D'Woter, Blanchard. SECOND ROW — Ash, Parker, Eskine, Zirkalos, Devlin, Dick, C FIRST ROW — Kane!, Mason, McConnell, Boluch, Wilkins, Chatfield, Tackett, Taylor, Michael, Junior H i g h Chorus As an able advisor they have had erts, who has spent much time with them and helped to make them the chorus group The Junior High Chorus, consisting teen girls, has been actively engaged in public appearances this past year. The first on was the program presented for the Kiwanis lad. ies. Next came its part in the bly. The chorus also went caroling, in the Junior High Assembly, and took part in the "Spring Sing and Folk Festival." Their officers were: First semester dent. Carol McConnell; Secretary, Donna Dick: Librarian, Donna Wilkins. Second semester — President, Betty Johnson; Secretary, Dorothy Chatfield; Librarian, -4111111 7 a �FIRST ROW — L i i S e t ; Pap rally; Study hell; Madge a n d violin; Pot; Bill; W a r . n b u y a candy b a r ? SECOND ROW — The Fountain; Harry; Va n Marcum twins; Lyman; Lusa; Whatcha selling? THIRD ROW — Nan; Tumbling; Alley a p p ; Christmas tirne. FOURTH ROW — "Headless" Sheehy; Hubba Louise; loycie; Carolyn a n d Hillsdale. FIFTH ROW — They spoke f o r democracy; ELIMe; t h e Yope boys; o u r f o u r presidents. 7 �Our Seniors FIRST ROW — Seniors in the third grode; "Toughy" K a s e , after a house party; Baldy Tope; Adolphus. SECOND ROW — Ardie; Senior Hoot; three shy I?) maidens; Ellen; Row, row, row your boat; Dodo. THIRD ROW — Whot on earth?; Center Weeks; Congo line; W h y, Phil! Zoot suit Fail, Sweet Donna. FOURTH R O W — Trio; Lorry; Frits a n d dog; "The H a t " Fredericks; Maestro Cox. H �CIPthte °cs �Varsity Football FIRST ROW — Simmons, McConnell, Smith, Weage, Weeks, Odren, Rosenberg, Cox, Trumbull. SECOND ROW — Coach Eby, Coach Grigg, Fredericks, Tope, Lewis, Corless, Fry. McDonald, Sowles, Clark, Coach Livermore. THIRD ROW — Porter, Dennis, Rhodes, Burtch, Engle, Hoogenboom, Drayton, Cooper, McCurley, Ayers. The Varsity Football Story SiII'.I Is men are LeRoy Cox. DIIII Smith. Marvin Rosenberg, John Odren. Fred Weeks, Eugene Sowles, Carl Lewis, Ken McDonald, Harr) Cooper, gle, Clyde Trumbull. John Burtch, ter, Sylvester Frederick. Kenwood Drayton, and John The Cardinals placed Don Smith, John Wren. and Carl Lewis on the ence first team. Max McConnell was given sition on the second team and and Marvin Rosenberg received tion. I n addition to Don Smith's selection, he was appointed to the first eleven of the "Detroit Times- All- After an elapse of eleven )ears tige has returned to The competition this year was a fact which seemed to inspire the team. When the Cards. possessing a record of six wins and two losses„ finished the season they were To' champions with The team had victories over dale. Marshall. Albion, Adrian, and Sturgis. They suffered one lone conference defeat hands of East Lansing and one defeat by When the final gun sounded at the this year, high school football was ended f o r eighteen Seniors on the team. VARSITY FOOTBALL — C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. 1 3 2 1 1 2 3 3 0 3 9 6 Lakeview Hillsdale Marshall Albion Adrian 7 2 7 Sturgis 8 1 0 6 0 1 1 1 2 �FIRST ROW — Corless, Lewis, Sowles, Weeks, Smith. V a r s i t y S E C O N D ROW — Waage, McDonald, Cox, f r y, Fredericks. F o o t b a l l TFHOIURRDTultORW.— oogenboom. FIFTH ROW — Drayton, Rosenberg, Cooper, Rhodes, Porter. �Reserve Football ik o a r r e i a g l i t o k as a s — 1 - , Z - F.:- L A I C . , - S 1 1 — I N N S . . . 6 E 7 6 7 7 , 2 6 7 Z - m a i m s i r i s i o n , _ m o n s u m J.-1._ r a m Nom o n M S S _.,..., 7617 = H o l m g m , , N M e s i n i s ••.a••• ••= 3 i e r . 711.61,7•17,, TOP ROW — Peavey, Pfost, Ivey, Troutman, Johnson, McConnell, Secord, Jackson, Treacher. SECOND ROW — Corless, Worts,,, Maggart, &onset', Tope, Morrill, Raymond. THIRD ROW — Coach Eby, Corless, Harvey, White, Byers, Maxson, Hill, Coach Houston, Coach Livermore. FIRST R O W — Milnes, Brown, Freeman, Lyman, Rubley, B o r e , G r i g g . The Reserve Football Story The Coldwater Reserves triumphed son, as did the Coldwater Varsity. O u r Junior Cards compiled a record o f five two One fact of great significance is that ord is one of the best ever turned in by dinal Reserve team. Another is that the team was playing under a new Reserve coach, Bob Livermore, who spent his high school days at CH After three weeks of hard work at the the season the Coldwater Reserves opened their schedule at home by trouncing the serves. T h e Sturgis Reserves became the next victims of the Junior Cards. The the Reserves were able to add another victory to their record only after beating the Wildcats in a close game. Then the Reserves dale in both games of a two game series. Our winning streak ended there because ing week the Junior Cards met a Magi eleven and were defeated. T h e Cardinal Reserves, for their last game, traveled They lost to the Trojan Juniors after a hard battle on a rain-soaked gridiron. An important fact usually overlooked people is that the Reserve teams are bone of the Varsity teams; the better serves, the better the CHS Varsity team of the future RESERVEFOOTBALL— C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. C. H. S. 2 6 2 2 6 1 1 2 2 0 0 5 Lakeview Sturgis Albion Hillsdale Hillsdale Colon Sturgis 84 2 6 25 13 �Future Varsity Football TOP ROW — HMI., Tait, Deal. Ballard, Smith, Pope, SECOND ROW — Mr. Homton, Smith, Davis, Hall, Walker, Zobanick, Hurley, Spencer, Coach Livermo BOTTOM ROW — Reppert, Brayton, Morrill, Gilbert, Connell, Fonda, T h e F u t u r e Va r s i t y F o o t b a l l S t o r y The Future Varsity squad is one of the most im. portant phases o f the fall sports program. I t is just as important as either the Reserves o r the Varsity squads, since the members of the future are the boys who will be playing with the Varsity i n the next two or three years. I t is vitally important that these boys continue to be properly trained, no the ante comes they will be able to replace their pre. decessors in complete Along with the Varsity and Reserve squads, the Future Varsity also distinguished themselves on iron this year. Finishing the season with three wins, one tie, and two defeat, they demonstrated the fact that they were worthy of the title of "one of the best" Future Varsity teams that has ever played for CHS. Under the able supervision of Coach they plunged headlong into the season by upsetting the Quincy Reserves by a score of 6 t o 0. The following week they stormed the State Home, defeating them 12 to 6. Their first encounter with their traditional rivals front Sturgis, however, proved disastrous came out on the short end of a 6 to 0 score. The next week, with renewed confidence, they faced the Quincy Reserves for the second time and proved their worth by walloping them 27 to 0. I n their final rated to lose, they managed to battle the Sturgis Future Varsity gridders to a 0.0 tie. C. C. C. C. C. H. H. H. H. H. S. S. S. S. S. 6 1 0 2 7 0 2 Besides the regular Future Varsity there was the 7th and 85h grade football squad. A s a member of this squad each boy was introduced to high school football. This year the 7th and fish grade squads new equipment and some of last year's equipment and were much better prepared than in previous years. With Mr. Grigg as coach, the members were taught most of the fundamentals of football. Quincy S t a t e Home Sturgis Quincy Sturgis 8 0 6 6 0 0 �Varsity Basketball TOP ROW — Simmons, F o r t e , Weeks, Hoogenboorn, Rosenberg, Engle, Cooper, Coach Grigg. FIRST ROW — Coach Eby, Fry, Rhodes, McConnell, Can. Carless, Sowles, Coach Livermore. T h e Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l S t o r y thee d u e t t e a k t o d o - L I r a c e . a n d also avenged 'their tin S . 3 l . - a n i e s t i i r i t a n d 4ggres• siveness as last year's championship t e a m t h e C o l d w a t e r Cardinal,. o p e n e d t h e i r 1 9 4 8 - 4 9 b a s k e t b a l l s e a s o n b y easily d o w n i n g E a t o n R a p i d s i n a n o n -conference game, lone d e f e a t b y e m e r g i n g v i c m r i o u s o v e r A l b i o n . 57-33. The n e x t w e e k t h e C a r d s w e r e c o m p e l l e d t o the w a y a s t h e y f a c e d a n i n s p i r e d a n d i m p r o v e d L a k e . 65-30. view five. C o l d w a t e r managed t o c o m e o u t o n 38. O n F e b r u a r y 4 , t h e C a r d s a l l b u t c l i n c h e d t h e i r On D e c e m b e r 4 , t h e C a r d s s u ff e r e d t h e i r back i n 2 5 s t a r t s , d r o p p i n g a c l o s e o n e t o t h e A l b i o n Wildcats 51-50, l i n t the next week they came b a c k strong to w h i p t h e L a k e v i e w Spartans 60-35 f o r t h e i r ference w i n o f t h e season. I n a t h r i l l e r a t M a r s h a l l . t h e seemingly b e a t e n C a r d s c a m e f r o m b e h i n d w i t h 1 4 points i n t h e l a s t 3 m i n u t e s i l l III Wil t h e skins 4 6 - 4 2 . G a i n i n g m o m e n t u m . o n J a n u a r y 4 . t h e Cards d e f e a t e d E . L a n s i n g . 49-29. t h e r e b y m o v i n g i n t o second p l a c e i n t h e T - V standings. T h e n e x t w e e k t h e y moved t o f i r s t p l a c e i n t h e T V l e a g u e b y Adrian M a p l e s a 49-28 beating. T h e i r n e x t o m m n e n t was S t u r g i s , a n d t h e C a r d s managed t o s l i p b y t h e m b y a s u r p r i s i n g l y s m a l l m a r g i n , 36.33. T h i s m a r k e d t h e Cards' l i f t h s t r a i g h t conference i n i t o r y. T o e n d t h e f i r s t half i d t h e season t h e h i g h -flying C a r d s r o m p e d Hillsdale H o r n e t s w i t h c o m p a r a t i s e ease, 45-31. third consecutive T . V c h a m p i o n s h i p an t h e y scalped t h e revenge-seeking M a r s h a l l R e d s k i n s 54.21. The E a s t L a n s i n g Tr o j a n s s u d d e n l y e n d e d dinals' 1 0 g a m e w i n n i n g s t r e a k . T h e y p u l l e d a m a j o r upset b y d e f e a t i n g C o l d w a t e r i n t h e l a s t m i n u t e s o f play b y a v e r y c l o s e score o f 41-40. ered. b o w e i e r. t h e C H S e r s d i s p l a y e d t o p f o r m a s t h e y raced m a s n r p r i s i n g l y e a s y d e c i s i o n o v e r t h e S t u r g i s Tr o j a n s 36.30. W h e n C o l d w a t e r f i r s t f a c e d Maples a n d t h e n t h e H i l l s d a l e H o r n e t s , t h e y b o n d their task n o t i l l ° d i f f i c u l t a s they d o w n e d each by scores o f 53-30 a n d 4 8 - 2 8 respectively, t h a n e n d i n g the season. B y b e a t i n g H i l l s d a l e . G i l d w a t e r became t h e 1948.49 T w i n - Va l l e y B a s k e t b a l l C h a m p i o n s , b e i n g o n e whole g a m e a h e a d o f a n y o n e else. T h i s w a s t h e t h i r d straight y e a r t h a t C o l d w a t e r h a s a c c o m p l i s h e d s u c h a feat. Opening the second h a l f .al t h e season. t h e y r e m o i e d 86 �Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l , c o n t i n u e d On November 30, showing the same aggressiveness as last year's championship train, the Coldwater Cardinals opened their basketball season by easily downing ids in a non-conference game, On December 4, the Cards suffered their first setback in 25 starts, dropping a close one Albion Wildcats 51-50, but the next came back strong to whip the tans 60-35 for their first conference win season. I n a thriller at Marshall, beaten Cards came from behind with in the last three minutes to down Redskins 46-42. Gaining momentum, 24, the Cards defeated East Lansing, 49-29, thereby moving into second place i n the standings. The next week they moved to first place in the T-V league by handing the Adrian Maples a 49-28 beating. Their next Sturgis and the Cards managed to slip by a surprisingly small margin, 36-33. T h i s marked the Cards' fifth straight tory. To end the first half of the season flying Cards romped over the with comparative ease, To open the second half of the season moved their chief rivals in the T-V race, avenged their lone defeat by over Albion, 57-33. The next week were compelled to fight all the way as an inspired and improved Lakeview water managed to come out on top, 4438. O n February 4, the Cards all but clinched their third consecutive T -V championship as the revenge-seekine Marshall Redskins, The Cardinals defeated Angola on February 8, 64-38, for their second non-conference win o f the Kalamazoo State High was ent in the District finals and playing true dinal enthusism, the CHSers gained the right to play in the Regionals by eliminating State High in a close game. Coldwater outscored ponents in the first three periods and held point margin, going into the fourth quarter. A t this point, however, the Kalamazoo club found the range and scored 14 points while limiting Coldwater to 3. State High was unable the winning bucket and the final score was in favor of REGIONA The State Class "B" defending champs, who a year ago tripped up the Cards by one point in the Regional finals, met Coldwater in the initial game of the Regionals at Kalamazoo. the score was very much in reverse with dinals winning, 48-39. The first saw St. Joe out in front 11-9, and ively, but in the third quarter, the fire and outpointed the defending champs, The same was true in the last period as the Eby. men again rushed pass their opposition, On Saturday, March 12, the Regional champions after whipping the South Haven Rams. Coldwater established a in the first four minutes of play and once in danger. The score at the end of the first period was 19-7. South Haven fought back in the second quarter only t o be outscored and trail at half-time, 33-19. Play in the third quarter with Coldwater gaining a 9-7 edge, leaving the score at the end of spective period, 42-26. T h e Cardinals, i n the first four minutes of the final stanza, built up a substantial lead to make the score 55-31. South Haven then came back fighting to Cards 9-1, but this didn't affect the outcome of the game and the Cardinals triumphed, DISTRIC In the first game of the at Sturgis, Coldwater met and defeated gin Trojans in easy victory. The Cards, in the first of the game, rushed into the lead with an exhibition of sharpshooting and at the out 36-14. Coldwater outscored Sturgis 13-4 in the third quarter, and in the final Trojans had the edge, 17.1. T h e 50-3 QUARTERThe Boys' Vocational School Fieldhouse at Lansing was the site of Coldwater's in which they met the Alma Panthers, been picked by the Free Press to take "B" title. I n the first period, 8 �Varsity Basketball, continued rapid succession and then scored 7 additional counters while holding the Cards to a mere 4. Score at the end of third quarter — ids 30, Coldwater 26. Grand Rapids' temporarily vanquished when the Cardinals made a field goal and two .- in the opening of the final period. see-sawed until the score stood 34-34 at tomatic time out. Grand Rapids scored on a free throw, thus regaining the lead, 35.34. Coldwater's brilliant center, Gene Frt. pulled the game out of the fire by ball and dribbling the length of the huge floor to score the winning basket. The the remaining few seconds to win 36-35 vance to the finals at herded the bucket to pace the Almanit., The second quarter showed the teams terms with each registering 13 points, ing the half-time score 28.19. Both played on even terms the rest of the game with each getting 10 points in the third quarter, and 13 in the last. Thus the favorites fell to might) Coldwater, "OUR STATE CHAMPS" This year's State Championship team will go down in history as one o f the teams ever to play for Coldwater. They had a record of 21 wins and 2 loss.. This excellen Many honors were achieved by this It was the Twin•Valley, District, State Champion. I t was also the team in the league, with an average of per game. Also significant was the fact that four members of the team placed in the ence selections: Rex Corless, who held Tw i n Valley scoring with 224 points this season, and LeRoy Cox made the first five. was placed on the second team while Gene Fry was given honorable There are eight members of the "8" Championship team who are Seniors and thus have played their last basketball water. They are: Harry Cooper, To m Engle, Marvin Rosenberg, Fred Weeks, Lawrence Porter, Eugene Sowles, and LeRoy Cox. Rex Corless, Gene Fry, Jim nard Hoogenboom, and Bob Simmons are the Juniors around whom next year's team will be built. A l l these boys will long because they brought t o CHS the Championship in FINAL Saturday night, March 19, 1949, will remembered f o r on that night Cardinals met the tough River before 11,800 fans at Jennison Field House in East Lansing. The game, highly publicized close contest, turned out to be River Rouge, sparked by A l the scoring with a free throw. Cox sank a pivot shot then the Panthers hit on a corner shot. The Cards and the Rouge men each countered ity toss. The score was then tied up 5-5, on two free throws by Corless. Driscoll scored but the Cards made up the deficit with two throws. Rouge took the advantage with in shot. A free throw by Sowles and a by C o r l . s put Coldwater ahead 8-7, only t o have River Rouge regain the lead with a hook shot. Cox sank a rebound while made a charity toss to tie it up then sank a free throw to give the Cards a lead at the end of the SEMI- Opening the second stanza, McConnell hit on a tip-in shot. T h e Rouge men racked up two points on a set shot only to see Rhodes tip in a rebound. Cox and McConnell each sank a free toss and then Driscoll scored again In the remaining few minutes before the half Coldwater scored 5 points while made 4. The score at the half, Grand Rapids Godwin Heights, paced by their lanky pivot star, A r t Spoolstra, gave a tough, close fight for the semi-final tilt sing Sexton High School. T h e opening period saw Coldwater outscore the Heights team but in the second stanza Grand Rapids ed the Cards, 13-12, making the score time, 22-17. Inspired Godwin Heights, at ginning of the third quarter, scored 6 points in Starting the third stanza, River the scoring with a free toss. 8 �Varsity Basketball, concluded with a field goal making it 24-19. Driscoll Rouge men then broke loose with to make it 24-23. A t this point, less opened a scoring spree and connected for 7 quick points. River Rouge came back with 3 free throws but Sowles off-set this with a field goal to put the Cards out in front 33-26 end of the In the first two minutes of the Coldwater spurted ahead with 6 points. Driscoll came through for the Panthers with a while Corless dropped in a charity the score 39-28. The Panthers, ately. tried to stage a rally, but Cox halted their efforts with field the score 44-31 at the automatic. I n the last two minutes, the Panthers, led by 11 points. while Sow les fed the ball to McConnell. who also hit on a charity toss, for four valuable points. This made the 49-4 • 8 �Our Champs �In Action �Reserve Basketball TOPROW — Coach Eby, Myers, Lyman, Worton, McConnell, A. Smith, B. Smith, Yope, FIRSTROW — B Carless, Simmons. Cochrane. Jackson, Byers, Maxon, E. Co.!.,.. T h e Reserve B a s k e t b a l l S t o r y ‘pparently fully recovered, the Reserves went on to finish the season by defeating Adrian. 25-22. dale, The CHS Reserve Basketball Squad. under vision o f Coach Robert Livermore. completed son, having been vicnorions eleven times out Starting off i n true Cardinal form, the Junior Cards overran Eaton Rapids by a score of 82.29. Their next foe. Albion. seemed to be more intent on winning, but came out short on a 26-25 score. I n the next Lakeview Junior Spartans were humbled by a score of 31-18, and after that the Marshall Papooses were left trailing by a score of Bob Simmons. high scorer for the Jr. Cards, ing captain for the squad every game. Byers was appointed honorary captain at of the year. Bernard Hoogenboom. another and Simmons both moved up to Varsity at the end the season and both took part in the After Christmas came E. Lansing, which 32-25 by our Reserves. Although the Jr. to oat-play the Adrian Reserves 33.23. the Junior Tro. jans of Sturgis overwhelmed the CHS Reserves, Hom C-0 26.2 31-1 34-3 36-3 32-2 33.2 29-4 26-2 The Reserves extended their string o f victories b y overpowering Albion. 24-18. in the first game of and half of the season. Facing a view team, they suffered an upset hy a score of At this point the Reserves were plagued by a string of greatly improved ball clubs. First came Marshall. then Sturgis and finally E . Lansing. all o f the Jr. Cards. The Junior team alm lost t o Angola i n a non-conference tilt. RESERVE SCHEDULE Tea Eaton Rapids Albio Lakevie Marshal Angol E. Adria Sturgi Hillsdal Awa C-0 82-2 24.1 32-3 24-2 24.2 25.2 30.3 33.2 9 • �Future Varsity Basketball 1161111160111114NIN 2•11• _ MIMS - - • A",/ 50 6 6 L i f 1'55 - A 0 ; R W R I ' ' ' , - 0 , 1 4 4 , i I # A I 3 1 # l a i t t l i TOP ROW — Spencer, Cola-at, Thompson, Zabonick. Morrill. Woods, Hawk. SECOND ROW — Woods, Connell, Waldron, King, H i m . , McLaughlin, Miller, Munyon, McConnell, Coach Grigg FIRST R O W — Gilbert, Brown, Davis, Troutman, Granger, White, Raymond, Whitcomb, Dygert, Grigg, Secor T h e F u t u r e Va r s i t y B a s k e t b a l l Story sided t h e next opposition o n l y tol lose t o the Smhomores 30.11. and also t o t h e Freshmen. 32-20. T h e Sophomores played t w o m o r e games w i t h s c l u o l clubs. I n t h e f i r s t . they beat the F. F. A . 42-18, and i n the second they beat the Hi.N1 26.25. This year M r F u t u r e Varsity b a s k e t b a l l squad. e o n , posed o f S o p h o m o r e a n d F r e s h m a n t e a m s , p l a y e d a tough schedule a n d finished t h e season w i t h a cessfol r e c o r d . The f i r s t t e a m , consisting o f Sophomores. record o f seven w i n s a n d t h r e e losses. w h i l e t h e second team, m a d e u p o f Freshmen. m i t i a l e d t h e record b y w i n n i n g f i v e games a n d l o s i n g I f i n t h e f u t u r e w e continue t o have such sity teams w e s h a l l g a i n m a n y m o r e Va r s i t y basketball clmmpionships. Al t h e f i r s t o f t h e season t h e F u t u r e to Q u i n c y w h e r e t h e Sophomores a n d t h e F r e s h m e n both l o s t . 19-22 a n d 15-24 respectively. T h e f o l l o w i n g week t h e F o t t i r e Va r s i t e e r s m a d e u p f o r t h i s l o s s b y whipping Q u i n c y a t C o l d w a t e r i n b o t h g a m , — t h e Sophomores 2 9 - 2 2 a n d t h e F r e s h m e n 2 6 - 1 3 , S t u r g i s then c a m e t o C o l d w a t e r t o t r o u n c e t h e 26. I n a r e t u r n g a m e a t S t u r g i s t h e T r o j a n j u n i o r s gained a n o t h e r v i c t o r y b y a score o f 32.22. CV IV CV CV IV IV CV FV FV IV Playing t h e n e x t game a t t h e h i g h schm.1, more t e a m beat t h e State School varsity 49-22 w h i l e t h e Freshmen w h i p p e d t h e State School reserves 18-14. T h e following w e e k a t t h e S t a t e School, i n a r e t u r n game. the C H S Sophomores r o m p e d t o a 33-12 v i c t o r y w h i l e the Freshmen d i d l i k e w i s e b y a 20-6 m o r e . Te k o n s h a then traveled t o Coldwater where the Cards again added to t h e i r v i c t o r y c o l u m n . B o t h teams beat — t h e Sopho. mores 40-31. a n d t h e Freshmen 25-13. S t . CV CV CV CV FV CV 9 . 1 9 2 9 2 6 2 2 0 9 3 3 4 0 3 0 4 2 2 6 1 2 1 2 2 3 5 6 8 0 5 2 SOPHOMORE O u i n c y Q u i n c y S t u r g i s S t u r g i s S t a t e Horne S t a t e Home T e k o n s h a S t . Charles _ F . F. A . H i -T 2 FRESHME - - - _Quincy Quinc State Home State Home Tekonsh St Charles 2 2 3 3 2 2 5 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 8 3 1 1 5 2 1 1 1 2 �Varsity Baseball TOP ROW — Ford, Munion, Secord, Corless, Worton, Keller, Tr e a d l e , Corless, Coact, Houston. Secord SECOND ROW — Coach Livermore, Jackson, Cochrane, Lyman, Porter, Yope, Tope, Fry, Carless, Manager Pf FIRST ROW — Rhodes. Simmons, Rosenberg, Woods, Robley, Cooper, Sowles, Lewis. T h e Va r s i t y B a s e b a l l S t o r y This year's Coutiintst handrail team had ord o f five wins and three losses. opened the season with a non-league win over the Quincy Orioles. Quincy scored three runs in the first inning and maintained this lead fifth when the Cards pushed four runs plate. The victors also scored three runs in the sixth to clinch the 7-3 win. Ior one ol do• c ‘ c i t i n g games of The game was tied at 5-5 at the end innings but the Cards tallied a run in to win. Marshall became our first T. V. victim by a 5-3 score. Marshall took an early lead, forcing the Cards to rally in the late stages of to win. The most exciting game was played dale. When i t looked as though the Hornets were sure of a 2-1 victory, the Cards bases in the seventh and came through with two timely singles to win, East Lansing handed the Cards their third loss by a 6-4 score. Coldwater led 4.3 sixth when the Trojans scored three runs fluke hits. The Cards then dropped two games in a row. Albion took a 6-3 decision, and the Cards a In the last game of the season Sturgis by the resounding score of 5-1, ing a very successful Adrian came to Coldwater the 9 �Reserve Baseball TOP ROW — Hawk, Roswell, Thompson, Foote, Taylor, Silvers, Hoff, Taylor, Sherry. SECOND ROW — l o w , Waldron, Woods, McLaughlin, Fisher, Himes, Brayton, Morril, Carver, Martin, Mgr. Gillette. FIRST ROW — Grigg, King, Raymond, McConnell, Davis, Weakley, Zabonick, Strong, Fuller, Robley, Coach Houston T h e Reserve B a s e b a l l Story squad several times and played games. Quincy won by a score of 19-16 on their home ground and then came to Coldwater to hand the Reserves a 13-12 defeat. eled here to beat the boys 7-4. I n a with Sturgis there the Reserve players were beaten Thirty-five boys constitute the ball team, from which future Varsity They practiced and played under the watchful eye of Coach Roy Houston, who just this year assumed baseball They scrimmaged with the -4111 9 �Golf TOP ROW — Dean, Thebaud, Thomas, Kaser, Coach Eby. SECOND ROW — Jones, Johnson, Walker. Dygert, Troutman. Smith. FIRST ROW — Ayers, Ivey, Gist, Olmsted, Fa&lam, Pillsbury, Bates. T h e G o l f Story Golf coach Floyd Eby reported a turnout of twenty-one golfers this spring, eleven girls and ten boys. A l l of last year's Varsity posed of Dave Ayers, Revel Ivey, Jack Walker, and John Dygert, returned this year, as many other Spartans. They beat Albion's team there, and returned to Coldwater to drubb Marshall. A t the Regional meet held a t Battle water placed fifth out o f eight entrants. Twin Valley meet they ',laced fourth ing 370 points. Lakeview won first points; East Lansing was second with and Adrian came in third The CHS tee-totalers (that's a joke, son) were beaten i n their two meets with 96 1 �Track TOP ROW — Luce, Spencer, Gruner, Brown, Hurley, White, Kusel, Callahan, S,eg, Otis THIRD ROW — Maggart, Harvey, Smith, Tait, Dennis Sortwell, Gilbert, S t a n . I I , OR,, Carless. SECOND ROW — Coach Green, Pope, Hill, Peavey, Tait, Smith, Lockwood, Fry, McCurley, Parks. FIRST ROW — B o v e , M y e r, Havens, Granger, Clark, Byers Corless, Sowles, Frederick, Weeks, McDonald, The Track Story Forty-one boys answered veteran sell Green's roll call at the initial practice track team this year. There were men, nine Sophomores, sixteen Juniors, Seniors. Because of the large number classmen. future track teams at CHS within the next few years hold dinal thinclads this year. The first was held at Marshall. Coldwater showed ment since the previous meet with year, but the Redskins held too much of in the field events and won. The CHS swamped by Adrian and beaten by 18 points. Only a few Coldwater boys tered in the Invitational meet at Albion about twenty Clam B school, and over and boys were entrants. I n the Twin ference meet at Albion. Coldwater tied for third place with East Lansing. The best was yet to come. however. A t the triangular meet bion and Lakeview. Coldwater came half point of tieing with Albion for Rex Corless and Eugene Sowles qualified State meet held at East Lansing by winning first and second in their events at the Regionals at Kalamazo There are twelve Varsity letter turning this year. T h e Seniors returning are miler Fred Weeks, half miler quarter miler Reid Tait, low hurdlers Donald and Alfred Sortwell, pole vester Fredericks, and shot putters Don Smith and Carl Lewis. Returning Junior are Fred Lockwood in the half mile and Don Byers, Carlos Clark, and Rex Corless in and 100 Six track meets were scheduled for 9 �Tennis TOP R O W — M r. Weeks, S p . , Brayton, Fonda, Gamby, Floogenboom, McDonald. FIRST ROW — M a y, Thompson, Bisel, Engle, T. McConnell, Thompson, M . McConnell. T h e Te n n i s S t o r y School there. the Cards lost 4-1. here the score was 4-3 in our favor. at Adrian was rained out and cancelled. I n turn meet with Howe here, the men avenged their previous defeat by winning 4-3. The CHS team placed fourth in the Twin Valley Conference meet at Adrian. On March 28, 1949, at 6:00 p.m. the nis season began f o r 15 o f Coldwater High School's tennis enthusiasts. This all the way from Freshmen to plenty of spirit The racketeers opened their T-V schedule on Friday, April 22, as they faced the experienced Lakeview netmen. T h e i r efforts came to naught as they were defeated by the score of 4-1. The following week they defeated, 5-2, by Adrian. Playing Howe Military Five o f last year's letter winners who will graduate this year and whose will be missed are Max McConnell, T. G. Thompson. Ken McDonald, and Paul Wood 98 �"C" Club TOP ROW — Tait, Rosenberg, Odren, Smith, Sortwell, Dennis, Engle. M a t s o n SECOND ROW — Coach Eby, Rhodes. Cooper. Parks, Lockwood, Byers, P 0 r 0 r, Simmons. enboom. FIRST ROW — Wood, Weoge, Clark, Sowles, Corless, McConnell, Weeks, Lewis, Fry. T h e " C " Club S t o r y picked out and partially paid for by the The trophy case was kept up Irons time to time at ice cream I Eby and Cox are The purpose of the Varsity Club is better athletics and sportsmanship High School. O u r school's successful athletic teams have made this a big year We had many other activities and projects which are too numerous to mention. of '49 and the C-Club are each donating to buy a new basketball The first job the club undertook was to a new training rule program, which was very successful. The members operated at the 4.FI Fair and for two cents a away many pounds of coffee. Some of bers sold cokes and hotdogs at the ball games. Fall and spring initiations and several new letter winners entered The officers for this year were: President; Eugene Sowles, V i c e President; Kenn) McDonald, Secretary; and Treasurer. The faculty advisor was Coach Eby, who has done a wonderful job of Club plans and Two Twin Valley championship 9 �Senior High G. A. A. TOP ROW — Butters, Weakley, Kase, Harris, Lind, Bodie, Hacker, Tropp Buum Mock, Chester, Rob,nson, Esterline FOURTH ROW — Paul, Otis, Chester, Elliot, Hyland, Robey, McKnight, Parks, J. Gruner, B. Gruner, Magee, Chatfield, THIRD ROW — Boyer, Warden, McDonald, Selby, Wilkinson, Luse, Batterson, Sommeboth, Eckert, Renshaw, Cooper, Sherman, Grove. SECOND ROW — Williamson, Hinson, Olmsted, Maggart, Sager, Chris,.II, Sherman, Little, Little, Bond, Barringer, Tompkins, Sherman, Miller. FIRST ROW — Miss Lang, Morgan, Smith, Hall, Engle, Thomas, Bonham, Miller, Woods, Rowe, Forklam, Olmsted, Pillsbury, Schltibatis, Scheidler. The G. A. A. Story The Girls' Athletic Association. teritonatmg its second year o f active club work, made an early conquest by winning the Grand Prize i n the Hallowe'en parade sponsored by the Junior Chamber o f Commerce. Their entrant was a float carrying three of the more bers, Joyce Schlubatis, Bonnie Hall. beth Selby. painted as statues. The girls stru,k various poses, and even though the and jerked, they managed to keep almost fect was undoubtedly very lonely until dues were collected by the class Part of this money went toward the quainted Hour" which welcomed the old members into the club with a mock Olympic Championship and a feast of ice cream This took care of the preliminaries diately volley ball was begun with the ing their choice of coming either after school or Monday evenings. organized and the games were played ing the Junior and Senior High champs to fight it out by The prize money, $25.00, went into 1 �Junior High G. A. A. TOP R O W — Snyder, Stevenson, Foster, P a l m a t e . , Morris, Zirkalos, Thompson, Thompson, Russell, Dick, Devlin, Worthington, Worthington. FIFTH R O W — Soule. Meier, Sperbeck, Bradley, Filarski. Swanson, Kadwell, Miller, Hinson, Davenport, Renshaw, Sortwell, Hamlin. FOURTH R O W — Rapport, Gentry, Longwell, Wirt, Harris, Bell, Howlett, Fisk, Hubbard, Locker, Stott, Pitcher, Tockett, Robinson. THIRD ROW — Bovee, Frarer, Hanson, Mowery, Snyder, Hillborg, Sager, DeBolt, Hoogenboom, W a y, Grigg, Dick, Mack, Forrester, Burton, Sadie. SECOND ROW — Mason, Green, Andrews, Troutman, Forrester, Schlubatis, Watson, Scheidler, Bradley, Miller. FIRST ROW — McKeith, Koper, Folk, Woods, Devlin, Miss Lang, Aiken, Zobonick, Thomas, Inds, Kemp, Wilcox. T h e G. A . A . Story, C o n t i n u e d tion h i s )cal in the form petitive tennis with Bronson With volley ball out of the O.IS. welcomed with a whoop. The girls convinced that women's rules could with a maximum of action and Under the personal direction o f Miss Ruth Lang, who has made many new friends during her first year at CHS. the club has struck high i n group athletics. Miss Lang's original and stimulating ideas have won her praise of all G. A. About this time the cabinet drew up a club charter specifying the rules and purposes organization. Also at this time the method of distributing athletic awards was revised. N o member in her first year of G. A. A. for anything more than numerals. Second year participants, providing they enter all fered, are awarded a chenile letter. are initialed with the G. A. A. insignia distinguished from the awards given to The officers of the club were: Morgan; Vice President. Joyce Stout; Bonnie Hall; Treasurer. Barbara Engle. T h e class representatives were as follows: Ellen Stein; 11th grade. Janie Smith; Margaret Thomas; 9th grade. 8th grade, Marlene Woods: and 7th Miller Spring sports were brought upon the scene at this time and a new zeal was shown by all the soft ball and ping-pong lovers. A 10 �Varsity Cheerleaders J o y . Stout, Joan Donkin, Joyce Schlubatis, Diane Hammond, Margaret Thornas, Jane Smith. The Cheerleaders' Story The Varsity and Reserve one of their most successful seasons captains of each squad, an innovation Joyce Schlubatis led the Varsity leaders while Elaine Smith took over revise old ones, and to decide on the motions to each. Both captains planned the yells to at the The Varsity girls had outfits of red culottes and white The captains' job were to originate -0111 1 �Reserve Cheerleaders Ellen Harris, Elaine Smith, Bonnie Hall, P a t Bache, M a r y Robey. T h e C h e e r l e a d e r s ' S t o r y, c o n t i n u e d and carried out The Varsity squad decorated the for each of the home games and also entered a decorated float in the By sponsoring an after-game dance ticipating in each pep meeting, the gained the respect and cooperation of school The Sturgis pep rally was a thanks to both cheerleading squads, -01111 1 �Just Some More Snapshots FIRST ROW — Reodin'; Dorothy; Aren't they cute? Hi-yeN. SECOND ROW — Why don't you dance?; Erwin; Driver's training; Byer 's girl; Band formal; Friends. THIRD ROW — Chuck and Bud; Julie gets initiated; Come on team, fight; lunch time; FOURTH ROW — Dancing; Wa y back when—; John; Jock; Barb and Aulton. 10 �FIRST ROW—Bev C h e f class eats. N o e l debates, too, M r. and Mrs. Bond. SECOND ROW—Joanie and Joanie, Va l e n t i . formal, Joyce, Miss Moore takes the cake too, 1 , 2 , 3 . 4 , hike. THIRD ROW—The team deserved a cakel Chief cook Sibley, all d d up, "Whaecha smell?" FOURTH ROW—Hi-Y initiates eat ice cream. Char says, Santo. FIFTH ROW—Torn and A l make the fountain, Mrs. Watson. 10 �ilutopaphii, , , ��9,n,cle/x. toAdurt1iie)). A 5, P Tea Co. Albright Athletic Association Arnold Auto Parts Asbury Brothers Baggerly Funeral H o m e Bailey Rodio Barlow Grocery Bee-Hire Shoe Store Best's M a r k e t Branch. J . B. Branch County A l , Service Pranch County Dented Associotion Branch County Medical Society Branch County Savings Bank Butterworth Appliance Shop Carlisle C o . "C" Club Chapman'. Chatterbox Restaurant City Dairy City Market Clay Street Grocery Club, 112 Coca Cola Co. Coldwater Bross C o . ColdwaMr Cleaners Coldwater D o i r y C o . Coldwater M o t o r Soles Coldwater Office Co-op C o . Coldwater Provision Co. Coldwater Recreation Coldwater Rendering Works Coldwater Reporter Cominerciol Enterprise Sign Co. Crandall Tire Shop Daniel' Darling' Davis Coal 8, Fuel Oil Co. Davis News Agency Davis, 0 . W. Earl's G a r a g e Elliott's M a r k e t Endicott Farm Equipment Federal Mogul Fix I t Slum Freda', Beauty Shop Fremont Street Grocery Fry's Bail House Gas Servire C o . Grover's Grocery Herl's Auto Body Shop Hellenberg, J. B . H IL H Cleaners Hillborg & Hillborg Hillsdale Manufacturing Hilton's Store HTSpeed Truck Stop Hi• Homer Furnace & Foundry Corp. Honeywell's Kiddie Shop Houser's Gulf Service Station Ideal Wallpaper & Point Store Jay Sandwich Shop Jim Brown Store Keller, Lou Kerr Hardware Kiess Jewelry S t o w Lee Brothers Legg Lumber Co. Linker's Lake Store T-Teens Lyon's Drug Store Luedder's Shoe Store M . ' s Furniture Home Mac's Phormory MohafFey' Main Beauty Shop Main Theatre Marothy Radio Shop Martin's Book Store Martin's Grocery Store Mashon-Dorsey Memorial McCann di Martin McConkey-Putnam Funeral Horne McCombs Shoe Stare McDoniers Motor Sales McLaughlin's Pastries McMillan, W . A . Michigan Associated Telephone Co. Midwest Foundry Montgomery Wa r d Store Moore, R. F. Morris Store MunfIvr' Music M o r t Nafonal Utilities Co. Newberry, J. J. Olmstead & Son Orborn's Studio O'Shanahan's I n n Otto's Sport Shop Patterson', Printing Pearce, B. K . Pearce Cigar Store Penney, J . C. Co. Pete's H i -Speed Pollock' Pratt Manufacturing Co. Prott Motor Sales Quality Springs RePPerTI Store Raby's Drug Store Rogers, D a l e Roosevelt Studknt Commission Rosenberg Iron and Metal Co. Secord' Shattuck Funerol Home Shaw Shoe Company Short's Tire Shop Sinitty' Smolt, Motor Sales Snyder's Bakery South Side Texaco Co. Southern Michigan National Bonk 5 & R Texaco Smtion Sheet Melo! Works Stella R e Swon Printing Co. Taylor Chevrolet Co. Tibbit' Toupalik. Ralph Tribby' Tribolet Store Up-To-Dote Coal Co. Van Aken's Greenhouse Vernie's Harley Sales Vogt', Greenhouse Warner Buick Co. . _ Walker's Laundry _ West End Grocery Wilbur', Furniture Store Woodward & Son _ . Tope's Mobil Serviw _ . _ 2 7 13 12 13 ill 11 13 12 13 III 11 116 13 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 11 13 13 12 10 11 114 119 118 13 13 13 11 13 13 11 13 11 12 13 13 12 13 13 13 12 13 11 11 11 11 13 12 11 13 13 11 13 117 13 12 116 11 119 115 13 13 11 13 11 12 11 1 10 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 11 12 11 11 11 12 12 13 11 11 13 11 III 12 13 12 11 11 11 13 13 12 13 11 11 13 13 III 13 12 11 11 13 13 13 12 13 11 119 13 13 13 13 11 119 13 12 13 11 13 13 11 11 13 11 13 11 11 11 12 11 11 12 13 13 ��Take time to work. I t is the price Take time to think. I t is the source Take time to play. I t is the fountain Take time to be friendly. I t is the road Take time to dream. I t is hitching your wagon to Take time to look around. I t is too short a day to Take time to laugh. I t is the music of Take time to play with children. I t is the joy Take time to be courteous. I t is the mark of * * * And may you, the Graduating Class of 1949, adhere to the throughout life. Time is an important factor in everyday life; but individuals and as a group, are prone to place too much it: doing everything in a hurry and yet accomplishing very little. * * * ThePATTERSON "It's Patterson's for the finest in Quality Printing" 18 North Monroe Street • �Congratulations, Pete Hi- SENIOR LEE HARDW Congratulations, Compliments o f SENIOR Linker's Lake Morrison Lake GOOD LUCK, SENIOR Asbury Everything Good t o Eat Congratulations to the Class o f '49 Tom Houser's GULF SERVICE Best o f Luck, SENIOR Bee- H i v e Shoe Store Employees o f MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY Exten ArnoldAuto Sincere Congratulations �Marothy Radio Shop Phone 299 1 2 3 Compliments o f E. Park Ave. CIT DAIR Kelvinator Refrigerators Ranges and Freezers ABC A n d Blackstone Washers And Leading Radios East Chicago Rd. P h o n e 1 4 3 "Remember! W e Service Everything We Sell" Congratulations, W. A. McMillan SENIOR PRATTMOTOR • 11 SOUTH HUDSON Coldwater, Michigan PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 38 COMPLIMENTS OF Quality Spring • COIL SPRINGS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL �JOAN TRUDY HALL J O N A T H A N LOGAN OUR SINCERE WISHES FOR SUCCESS IN YGUR LET OUR STCRE BE YOUR GIFT �CGNGRATULATIONS, Midwest Foundry Company DIVISION L. A D A R L I N G C O M PA N Y COLD WATER, MICHIGAN • Telephone 1100 ecxechu-atet egean,ela Offer Congratulations Compliments to the Seniors of McCann & M a r t i n FARM IMPLEMENT Hillsdale Mfg. Co. 423 East Chicago St. Coldwater, Mich. PHONE 506 • �Compliments o f BEST WISHES, Jar's Sandwich Shop MINNOWS WORMS WIGGLERS LIV BAI GASSERVICE WHOLESALE AND Compliments R E TA I L of 9-)10 g a i t nause " O p e n Ye a r A r o u n d " ateda'i Phone 831-W 87 Jackson St. C o l d w a t e r neau4 Best Wishes to the Class of '49 Vernie's H a r l e y S a l e s 505 MARSHALL Coldwater, Michigan Phone 159M MOTORCYCLE PARTS a n d REO TRUCK SALES �Compliments Waeket'l Finished a n d Rough-Dry Service of Best Market GROCERIE Phone 77 MEATS and BEST OF LUCK SUCCESS, SENIORS!! Honeywell's Kiddie Sho Compliments of 13. N . Pearce Veterinarian J. B BRANCH Congratulations from COMMERCIAL SIGN CO. Compliments GOOD LUCK! To the Class of '49 And Congratulations From the J. J. Newberry Co. • M c L a u g h l i n ' s Pastries �CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From the Friendliest Store i n To w n FREMONT STREET GROCER FOOD Music Mart Wayne — Gert — Howard B i l l Compliments GROCERIES — MEATS Deliveries 10 A. M. - 3 P. M. PHONE 702 Compliments o f HI-SPEED of Secor National Utilities Co. Hillsdale Hi-Speed Co Martin USE GAS For Cooking 46 W. Park Avenue • W a t e r Heating • Refrigeration 78-82 W. Chicago St. Good Luck Extends Congratulations Congratulations, Champs —And Students To the Seniors May all your life be winning or a t least trying! J. B. HELLENBERG CO., INC. TIBBITS T H E AT R E �Best Wishes, Seniors! Tribolet Store Sc — 10c — $1.00 Compliments COLDWATER MOTOR SALE STUDEBAKER SALES Congratulations of West End Grocery To The CLASS OF 1949 MEATS — GROCERIES We Deliver A FULL LINE OF • CAKES Coldwater Recreatio • ROLLS "Bowl For Health" • PASTRIES • COOKIES Congratulations A n d at Best Wishes, '49ers Snyde Bake Ralph Toupalik, Lincoln - Mercury Dealer �GOOD LUCK To the Seniors! Coldwater Brass Co. eaChtlatet 2aaity, CONGRATULATIONS! South Texaco Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of 1949 • Ideal Wallpaper Paint FINE DAIRY GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! BEST WISHES — Class of 1949 • VAN AKEN, lemiit fiasizon,Derseq MEMORIAL SHATTUCK FIRST CEMETERY MEMORIALS FUNERAL HOME Extends Best Wishes To the Class of '49 �Compliments Compliments o f of MARTIN BOOK Congratulations, SHOE Compliments o f Class of '49 R. F. Aceorzkey-Putnain a . FUNERAL IMPLEMENT COMPANY IHC Dealer Were Glad To See You M a d e Compliments The Grade of 0. W. DAVIS Standard Service • MAI Beauty �COMPLIMENTS GE Legg Lumber "FOR FRIENDLY LUMBER - B U I L D I N G SUPPLIES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PA I N T S * Phone 56 "YOUR LUMBER NUMBER" �• ". DARLING THE N A M E T O THINK O F FIRST I N DISPLAY * L. A. DARLING COMPANY - BRONSON, MICHIGAN PLASTICS DIVISION - COLD WATER, MICHIGAN MIDWEST FOUNDRY DIVISION - COLDWATER, MICHIGAN �Congratulatio Class of P R AT T Manufacturing Compan �THE CARDINALS ARE A TEAM THAT SHINE 'CAUSE THEY'RE THE CHAMPS OF '49; TO THE PRINCIPAL, COACHES, DR. AND ALL, YOU'VE PROVED TG THE STATE YOU'RE ALL ON THE BALL. �For the Finest in Th • M o d e r n Wiring ROOSEVEL • Electrical Supplies STUDEN • B e t t e r Lighting COMMISSION • Finest Appliances EXTEND ALBRIGHT'S SINCERE GENERAL E L E C T R I C STORE I IZANCII-O C o ) ' SA \'(N(4 F \ k . OFFERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1949 • MEMBER F E D E R A L D E P O S I T I N S U R A N C E C O R P. �BEST LUCK TO FUTURE ATHLETIC TEAMS Fro Graduating The "C"- .ak CA ; t • A• l l rA i 1A r a 39-3, 5 -5 I r. 5 ( CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE JOBS WELL DONE Gracie 0T4anahan's �Good Luck and God Be With You Th Y - TEENS ,, �BEST W I S H E S TO T H E S E N I O R S ! Compliments Compliments of and Good Wishes WcatteA, to the Class of '49 CONGRATULATIONS, MAC'S Furniture CLASS OF '49 Munger's WRECKER �"Let Us Keep Yo u r Car of Today on t h e Road o f To m o r r o w " Bailey Radio 9 N. MONROE ST. Hen's A u t o Body 171 E. Park Ave. Phone 325 S. & R. Quality First Texaco Service at MINOR REPAIR WILBUR' FURNITURE CAR WASHING Congratulations, HOMER FURNACE & F O U N D RY C O R P. �Congratulations from BEST WISHES! P_AtecIdet'l YAoe • The H I LTO N Store • Branch 41r Quality Shoes Since 1877 Phone 759R The S H AW Shoe Company WISH THE CLASS OF '49 THE BEST • • BRANCH COUNTY MEMORIAL AIRPORT CESSN Sales and Service Manufacturers of SHAW "TRADESHOE GOOD LUCK! I-1 H • eiectne REPPERT' SELF-SERVICE PHON 2 ALL GARMENTS INSURED �MORE GOLD TO YOU Olmstead & '49ers Pear Cigar Finest in DAIRY MANUFACTURED SENIOR PORTRAITS O F THIS IC CARDINAL Mode by OSBORN PHONE 4 6 PENNEY'S CAN ALWAYS SAVE YOU MONEY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 4 9 J. C. PENNEY C O M PA N Y OTTO'S POLLOCK'S SPORT SHOP A N D BIKE SHOP LUMBE The Finest in Sports an and C O A L Wheeled Goods New location next to Bowling Alley I 'I �BEST OF 9)from Th SHOR T'S "BICYCLE M A N " We Extend O u r Yope's CONGRATULATIONS Roby's Drug Stor Mobile Service Extend Congratulations BEST OF SENIOR Tribby's COMPLIMENT O MOBILE 34 E. Chicago PHONE 9 Clay Grocer Smoltz Motor Sale FORD AND MEATS — TRUCK Open 7 Days Weekly �WASHER CONGRATULATIONS Authorized M a y t a g Dealer • • BUTTERWORTH APPLIANCE SHOP CRANDALL TIRE 12 South Monroe St. SHOP COMPLIMENT Congratulations! O DAVIS NEWS STAND JIM BROWN Stor and BUS STATION Greyhound Lines, Inc. Short Wa y Line, Inc. "Good things are done up in small packages." It might be w o r t h y o u r w h i l e to give The Little • "Big" Store t h e once-over. You m i g h t l i k e t o b e o n e o f o u r r e g u l a r Compliments customers. MR. A N D MRS. G . R B A R L O W 111 E. PIERCE Sr. The Branch County Dental DAVISNEWS 101 W. Chicago St. Sheet Metal EAVESTROUGHIN Extend 15 N. Clay Street Sincere Congratulations Phone 157 �Compliments CHATTERBOX RESTAURANT The Eating Place o f Tomorrow o • Earl's Garage PHONE 238J MR. AND MRS. J. C. SIEBERT, Props. Graduation is an end and CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! ginning, and a time never to be forgotten . . . COLDWATER PROVISION CONGRATULATIONS! AND LOCKER COMPANY , JEWELRY Coldwater B r o n s o n CO LDWATER Compliments o f BEST And COLDWATER RENDERING CO. CONGRATULATIONS Tel. Collect 575 Coldwater Prompt, Efficient Dead COLDWATER, MICH. E. C. Barnes, Prop. MICHIGAN ASSOCIATED TELEPHONE COMPANY GOOD Oraver's LUC CARD FRIENDLY • Groceries — M e a t — Candy Opposite School Lou Albert Grayer, Prop. 13 �HOWDY GRADS, COMPLIMENT CONGRATULATIONS! O • Mac' See Us For COAL — FEED FARM • BEST WISHES! COLDWATER CO-OP a. 9).. C O M PA N Y Jeweler 19 Co-op Square PHONE 7 5 7 M COLDWATER, Mid-!. EACH A N D EVERY ONE OF US OVER HERE AT The SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK OF COLDWATER EXTEND HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH ONE OF THE -:- Class of 1949 SAFE BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System �DAVISCoal and Congratulations, ''SPECIALISTS IN HEAT" • SENIOR COAL — FUEL OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT Elliott' Mark Best Wishes and Congratulations, Seniors Hillborg & Hillborg CONGRATULATIONS! • Congratulations, Coldwate Reporte SENIOR "Branch County's Horne Newspaper" May this 12-year achievement be only the stepping stone spiration f o r a future life o f EndicottFarm Full Line Case Machinery PARTS — SALES usefulness ColdwaterOffice Comp PAUL MacDONALD �CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1949 • WOOD d SON CONGRATULATIONS! Athlet Compliments of Associa C. J. CARLISLE CO. Congratulations to the Class o f '49 Mahaffey THE CONGRATULATIONS, BEST WISHES! Branch Medical Ta y l o r Chevrolet Co. SENIOR Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Fix-It Sales and Service La Vere Waldron 101 S. Clay St. Best Wishes and Good Luck �FOR GOOD BEST WISHES TO THE AND QUALITY UP-TO-DATE COAL COMPANY Congratulations SWAN PRINTING COMPANY SMITTY SEZ: from the If you look back too much, you Advertising Staff will soon be heading t h a t w a y ! ROWE — FRASER — MACK SMITTY'S RESTAURANT SHEEHY — MUNGER — BAUM GCOD LUCK, CARDINALS GOOD AND CLASSES OF C. H. S. AND BEST WISHES Congratulation fro 11 "le 3heatt �Congratulations, SENIOR City M a r k e t For the Best McConnell-Kemp In Drugs and Prescription Service McDANIEL'S LyonRexaII Motor Sales Ethical Pharmacy Coldwater, Michigan SELECT USE CAR COMPLIMENT of Amerlq FUNERAL HOME TH A& SUPER MARKET CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CARDS AND CHAMPS FRO • Morris Store ROSENBERG IRON AND METAL CO. �����`- 2 • „.".„,„:1", , 4.1,";eRt",' ,71 4 ‘, 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/f62dcec2763bd5c6ea15a62e407b38f1.pdf b0d541cae6ba602a0871afed192d11f8 PDF Text Text ��urd.rviw :saivenmo 700H3S H 9 I H .L7aA3SOON Jo quaP"is 9q1 4 P e r i / r i d 8t6I IVNICINV9 d u ���We have many fond memories of these two buildings. The of our life were spent here. We're going to miss coming here the dances, the excitement of elections and We hope you will remember us after we're gone and will make C. H. Si a place for everyone to be as proud of as the class of '48 4 ��Mr. King (Superintendent Mr. King is a graduate from Michigan State Normal College at Ypsilanti, 1906. With the exception of which he spent in Character education work in New Jersey, he has continued his administration leaving His duties include general supervision and direction of educational work in For his extra activities besides his educational work, Mr. King finds time to be active in many He belongs to the Masons, the Rotary Club, the Bon Ami Club, and the Country Club, the Michigan sociation, the National Education Association, and the National Association of School Administrators. H i s hobbies include golf and This was the last year for Mr. King as Superintendent. H e has done an Administration The School The school board consists of five local business men who are interested in school affairs. This board meets once a month and holds when necessary. Many special meetings were necessary this year tion with the new The duties of the board consist of collecting and dispensing selecting the teaching personnel, and some other Wayne Johnson replaced William A. Mikes as a member of this Wayne Johnson G e o r g e C. Kelsey Trustee S e c r e t a r y Lavern O d e , A . Thomas, M.D. S t a n l e y B o r d e n Treasurer P r e s i d e n t T r u s t e e 6 Daniel M . l o o s e City Engineer �Mr. Thomas (Principal Senior High) E. Byron Thomas, principal of Roosevelt a graduate from Albion college with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1924. H e received his gree at Northwestern University in 1935. H e did graduate work at the University of the summer of 1938 and 1945. After teaching for four years in high school, he began his work which has lasted for 20 years. I n 1928 elected to Phi Delta Kappa Honorary Fraternity. For his extra work he belongs to sons, the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Club, the Michigan Educational Association, National Association of Secondary School His hobby is reading. This will be his last year as principal of Senior High. On he will take over the solo as Superintendent of Coldwater Public Schools. We wish best of Mr. Dennis Principal Junior High Kermit Dennis, a man whose motto is "Order," graduated from Adrian College, where in Science, in 1931. He took his Master of gree in Educational Administration at of Michigan. After teaching Science High School for 14 years, he was given the principal of Junior High, which he has held years. On July 1 he will officially become cipal of He is a Mason, Presbyterian elder and president of the Southwestern Michigan Guidance many hobbies include photography, carpentry, and reading 7 �Cochra Davidson Dan M r s . D O R O T H Y A I T E H I s O N , B i o l o g y. Mrs. CORLEONE COCHRANE. Storied Coldwater High State Normal. University sin, B.S.; University of "Sixty minutes Studies, English. Hastings High School. Western University o f of Wisconsin. ROBERTBARNEs, Agriculture. Paul& ing High School, Ohio State Uni. versity, WS.; G a m b i a MA.; Graduate Study, Cornell. "To. day we'll HARRY D A V I D S O N , S o c i a l S t u d i e s , Kan Runs BAUMANN, Home E r. Michigan State Normal. "Today we'll peel HARLAN BOND,Band,Orchestra. Cass City High School, University of Michigan, B.M.; Graduate Study, U. of M., M A . "Start o n the first count! M a x . J O S E P H I N E B U R A N D T, H o m e E r . Penn State College, Post Grad. course at Western Michigan. "Sew in haste, rip Hoes, G r i g g English. Haviland Bowling Green College, lanti Normal. Michigan. in your Mss. GLADYS D AT i s , M a t h e m a t i c s . Calumet High of Chicago. Albion College, B.A. "It might help if you pay Days Dits.oN, Assistant iral Education. Sturgis High School, University o f Illinois. B.S. "Altogether now. sing!" FI.OYD Ear, Physical letics, Director, tine High School, Michigan State College, B.S. "Now hear this!!" Dillo Eb Mn',. H A R M H AY E S , E n g l i s h . H i l l s . dale College. B.A. Bornosu Gnit.c. Shop, , Negaunee High :Michigan College. B.S. "Get and RUsSELLGNEEN, Mathematics. Bat. tie Creek High School. Tri-State College, B.S.; Western Michigan College, B.A.; Colorado College of Education. M.A. those theoreins—Learn them!" Miss A N N HARDIN, English. S t e p h . ans. University of Michigan. el, that's not the thing Box HOUsTON, Civics. tral State Teachers Northwestern University, of Michigan. Western Michigan. "Now let's Houst G r a s s i 8 �Lew Huds Newman Moore M a t c h e r Mas. Doms l i t m u s , ton Harbor High Michigan College. B.A.; University of Michigan. " I know this day hut please calm down." MISSBERNICE ' , P P M , ies, English. Coldwater H i g h School, Michigan State College. Western Michigan College. "You're not bad little boys and girls just don't know any better." O l s o n ifhigan, B.A.; University of Iowa. II. 0,.; Graduate Study i n Rome at Anierican Academy. " M i c a , Mica, Parva Stella." Altss WINNIE NETCHFM. Michigan State Normal, B.S.; tificate. " I f you kids can't we won't have a club." MRS. IsIrwwww, LEWI, Art. Marion College. A.B. "I wish you'd use your hands as much as you use ASHEROLSON, Science, New Troy High School, Western Michigan College, B.A. "Yes. you can leave." MYRON M c C o o r y, Science. Union City High School, Normal. University o f Michigan. University of Illinois, Central State, Western State, Northwestern. "Now get this, class." MISS ILEA PHILLIPS, lish, Typing, Bookkeeping, Grog. Remus High Michigan College, Michigan State College. " We ' l l now have a timed writing." MISS EVELYN M o o n , lems, American water High School, University of Michigan, ers' College, Coluinbia University, M.A. "Take out a fourth of of Mos Crom or M o o . , hat, I o f OSCARRENSHAW, ogy, American History. Coldwater High School, University o f Michi. gan. B.A., M.A. "Do you think . ? " Ms. C. ALFRED RICE, Typing, Comm. Arid,, Placement. Coldwater Western Michigan College, B.S.: McCom Moo Philips R e n s h a w University o f Michigan, M.A. " I find a study o f this sort very in. teresting. BERTRANDSIBLEY, ics. A r t h u r H i l l H i g h School, Michigan State Normal, B.A.; Grad. nate Study. University o f Vermont, University .,1 Michigan, M.A. missing? MISS VIRSINIA SMITH, igan Normal. "DoMIFS ROSE STEFFANIAR, English. Coldwater Western Michigan College, Notre Dame, Ph.B.; Graduate Study, Uni. versity of Michigan. "Buenos Dias. La MN,. MELISSA Mathematics. Western Michigan College, University o f California, University o f ern University. "Take with a grain o f salt." Alto. JANE VANAKEN, water High School, lege, B.A.; Graduate sity of Michigan. " T h a t w i l l cost you a nickel f o r chewing gum i n �Vaudeville—Ws t h i s w a y —looks hopeless—What y o u d o i n ' , Vert2—Dream b o y —George a n d t h e girls—Trio Want t o buy a candy bar?—Getting tickets r e a d y —Lloyd a n d his legs—Smile, Gerald Them a g a i n —Pals—Mechanic D i c k e y —Bob—Dick—Oh, M a r i l y n —Ride ' e n , Delores—Hike, 2 -3.4—Shame on youl—Todde 10 ��left to right: Mr. Renshaw, Class Adviser; Thomas, Hawver, Adams, Cornish, The Class At long last the class of '48 has reached the end of its journey. W e thought we'd never get there but now we feel kind of funny to won't be dashing around the halls of C. H. S. any more. A s we've been reminiscing, things have popped into our minds—funny things. different things that have happened to the class of '4.8 as it has passed through So why don't you go back there with as for a while In 1942, with shaking knees, and I ??? i faces, we entered enth grade. I t was such a change from school experiences that it took as a whole lot of time to get used to the fact that we were i n Junior High. I t wasn't too long, we summoned up enough courage to say "Hello" to a few of those Marilyn Smith began her political career, which continued until she was a Senior once having been in office. We elected Willard Schlubatis as our president; Jim president; Joan Lawler, secretary; Branch. We had several class parties; and do member some of those awful crushes if you do. your memory is better than ours. And so, on to the We began to blossom out a little in grade and we even made the gossip columns in the Mirror a few times. Do Say, Shirley Haller and Stanley Shively around, What's this we hear about Richard RosemaryRenshaw Hey, is little Jim Lytle going to take hig broad.shouldered brother. Marv? And d o you remember the gray hairs the teachers seemed to acquire when they initiated the "up" and "down" stairways? I t soon the point where they didn't know which way was "up.' Jack Multer was our president; Nitt, vice-president; Dee Hawser, Barb Brockway. treasurer. Jean Wright and Willard Schlubatis were our Student Council member On the first day of school in the we were greeted by many new faces—those of the students who had just conic i n from the country. We were now the "big-shots" High and scowled on the lowly It kind of made us mad if they didn't look with reverence in their eyes. Ah—but such is life. I t didn't seem to depress an too we started our ninth grade career Bob Burnworth president; Willard vice-president; I.arry Crandall, secretary; and 1 �Onnalee Davis, treasurer. O u r representative was We really made the gossip column this year. Here are a few of the choice bits we to dig Joyce Jividan and Richard Osborn sure don't There's a new knockout Luring Junior High aisles. Well, Larry? I guess we all like her pretty well. Incidentally. her name is Margaret This semis to be continued from our list of steadies from last year, for wesee Bob DeeHawver still Barbara Brockway has a new necklace with R. M. A. on i t I Roosevelt Could his name Who is Charles Prune? Can Margaret president; B o b Lanham, vice-president; J a n Lampoon, secretary; and Joyce We started off our Junior year by electing John Soncrant, president; Charles president P a t Hayes, secretary; a n d D i c k Moore, This was our year to shine in present "Hilarity House." Ten characters (and we do mean characters) took part in the play, plus all the students who took an active part on committees. It was a bang-up success Mrs. Haves grew- a few gray hairs hearsal We saw a few itetns such as this appear from time Jack Rowe wants to get along with Sophomore's mother SOshe won't have to stay at homeanymore. By the way—her initials Fai Dean Murphy thinks it's more fun to girls at Bledsoe's than to dance with them. But after the firut fifteen initiates he seems Susie Whitman went steady for four with Bob Kiesler, believe it Watch out. girls—Dean Palmer is back Rex Omo and Virginia Swantek joined the ranks of Betty Stephenson and Larry Cushing my that they had a wonderful time on the trip. So did "Lover Bobby" Mutter and Jeanette to have discarded the ball and chain. they're still quite In May. we Juniors put on the Banquet for our big Seniors. A good had by all. Thus our Junior year came to And now we are SENIORS and what derful year this has been. W e had a winning basketball team that won the T -V District, and lost the Regional by one point. You can be sure we are mighty proud We elected for our class officers: Dean King, president; Jo Ann Adams. vicelores Hawver, secretary; a n d Betty Cornish. treasure The Senior class presented "The Adorable Age," and more of our classmates had a hidden talent for acting. I t really went over with everyone who saw it. It was a busy year for us as there something to do in preparation —being measured for caps and our name cards and announcements. getting ready for the Washington Wade Smith was our mayor and did job. H e and Pat Hayes surprised us all coming one of those engaged couples there are many in The Juniors had a wonderful banquet for us on May 21 and they deserve of credit for such a And now all these happy memories are in the past and we're ready to enter a new period lives. W e leave to you, the classes, our memories and JohnDean is home from California, acertain little Freshman very happy. We could go on for hours like this you'd like to hear a little about yea "Gee, at last, we've made it to no more homework—just fun." This is thought it would be like in our Little did we know! It didn't take long to get into the swing of things and on October 11 the us with the "Sophomore Reception." I t was a swell party and we really appreciated it. This was the year Jack Molter, Susanne Whitman and Bob Jividan tried a little blind driving and ended up in the ditch. an stop to think for a while, and was it really safe to walk across the street to the parking lot without taking our life in our hands? wore off, though, and driving was back to its usu Now let's take a look at the dirt peared in the Mirror Anew steady couple seen around school aret McLaughlin and Susan Branch's hayride was really a Getting stuck was all right, particularly couples as Janis Lampson and Wade Hardy and Wethought "Little Boogie" didn't but he's got one, hasn't Wewish we could have our picture Jeanette Curless and Jack Muller. Something new was tried this year in of a Coronation—featuring the winners in the popularity contest. Our class was several of us, and the affair was a The fad of the year was the overalls and black and white Moron jokes were all the rage and saying was "hubba, hubba." When Bill Fitch knocked that ball way out into the field. W e don't know who surprised, the coach or Bill. There were lots o f parties and wonderful dances and before we knew it the year Incidentally, o u r officers were: Wade Smith, 1 �SENIORS ESTI,IER.ADAMS "orr r : d o r . M i r r o r U.S - 3 Band- I , 2 , 3 , 4 POMs tr7d=33, 4 10 A N N A D A M S "What's t h e u s e o f w o r r y i n g when t h e m o r e p l e a s a n t e r things l o d o ? " Class T r e a s u r e r - 4 Girl R e s . . . . . - 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal S t a f f - 4 '''Orclin rrcrij A,3; . i:tant E d i t o r - 4 Claw D a y C o m i n i t s e e , BOB B A R N E S ' I t , busy doing nathin . R football- 2 , 3 R. B o s e b a l l - 2 , 3 Va r s i t y Te n n i s - 2 , 3 , 4 Editor o f S c h o o l P o p o r f o r B E N I TA B A R T H O L O M E W "I'm satisfied." ' L l ' e l l ' e * r e d % 7 7 r Z P Ly - 2 Cardinal S t a f f - 4 M S r r i r e 7 - 3 , d eass D a y C a r t u n . - 4 R AY M O N D B L A N C H A R D ' I'll d o m y b i t . " Spanish A w a r d - 2 2 : . . z d e n p m iPComittne-4 RICHAR Jr.•Senior B a r u : w e t C o r n r n . - 3 SUSAN B R A N C H " A q u i n t sneker o f k n o w l e d g e . " Intromurals-2 Citicnnship-2 Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 . 4 Jr. P l o y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Cardinal S t o f f - 4 Golf - 4 Cordinal BOB B R I C K E Y "Sorne t h i n k t h i s w o r l d i s m a d e RAY f u n a n d f r o l i c n n d . BARBARA B R O C K W A Y "If y o u w a n t I A k n o w , j u s t ask m e . " Girl R 2 , 3, 4 Band M a j o r e t t e - I , 2 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o m m . Jr.- S r, B a n q u e t C o m m . - 3 Mirror S t a f f - I , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal S t a f f 2 , 3, 4 Citizenship M a r k i n g C o m m . - 3 BOB B U R N W O R T M "I'm n o t worrying " Class P r w i d e n t - I R. B a s k e t b a l l - 1 , 2 3 BOBBIE B U R T O N 'How d o y o u l i k • m y accent? Girl R . . . . . . . . 3 , 4 Hall G u a r d - 1 Offne G i r I - 2 Dramatic C l u b - I , 2 1 3, 4 A Bond- 2 , 3, 4 football M g r. - 3 , A Intramurals-2 Cardinal S t o l l - A Mirror Staff - 3 it P l a y Senior P l a y Tennis- 3 GLORIA BUTTERS "A p u l e seekor a f t w k n o w. I n d , " Mame EA. Girl . 2 , 3 Uslwrs-2, 3 Intramurals-3 Hall M o n i t o r - 4 Citiznnship, Cardinal 5 1 , 0 - 4 �SENIORS M A RY V I D E "A sparkling s m i l e • Boo- 2 . 3 r u d g , t , fc'l:nystrs Club-2. 3 MARTHA CHESTER I'll d r a w m y w a y t h r o u g h • Art C l u b - 4 4'P',4erincir'S4ticl G A.A.-1, ‘ Y. - , 3 , 3 L'•414e'et7klosh, I m a d e d . " BETTY C O R N I S H "Ob. goodness, i s m y Home E r . C l u b - I Girl 2 Intromvrals-1, 2 , 3 , Class R e p r e s e n t a t i v e . G A . A - 4 -3 VIce.President a Class- 4 High S c h o o l B o o k k e e p e r - 3 Cardinal 5 1 , 0 - 4 DEIORES C U L P D 4 n Yo r. . v . , g . horseback LARRY C A S H I N G Yo u w o n t t o h e a r m e s i n g g • Usher S r . P l o y - 3 B. l a n d - 3 Cafaterio-4 ONNOLEE D A V I S - I need a b u d d y. " iroas , , , , o f C l a s s - I Mpror S l a f f - I , 2 Jr. C o m m . - 3 i T ' a T t " I r. : 1 : 7 - - 3 Girl R - 3 , 4 4 Cardinal 5 1 , 0 - 4 Sr. C o m m - 4 Class D a y C o m m - 4 DA.R G i r l ETHEL D I C K E Y "Little a n d l i k e a b l e . " Girl R e s m v e s - 1 , 2 , 3 Jr. P l a y P r o p e r t y C o n t n y - 3 Jr. I s S r . l o n g u e C o m m - 3 Cardinal S t a f f - 4 • Hall M o n i t o r - 1 , 4 GERALD D O L L A R "Knowledge strengthens O l e mind. A m I w e a k , BETTY D O U G L A S "If I ' m n o t there- w a i t ' Girl I t e s e r r e - 3 Chbrus-1, 3 , 4 Cotsenship C o m m . - 4 DONALD D U L L "I ' " ' v n o t b e r i g h t b u t I V . BAINE ELLIS t"Trou4 4ca3n't foatb:TIK2, 3 Track- 2 , 3 , 4 tntrenwrols-2, 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y P r o p e r t y C o m m - 3 Hh.1-3, 4 footboll-1 Baseball- 4 IntramurolsClom Dote 3 4 1 �SENIORS WEIR E W E R S S I L "There's a l w a y s m i s c h i e f i n N,. o y e s . " Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , 4 H H I T President- 4 J r Intramurals-1, 2 , 3 B a s Citizenship- 4 G o Tennis- 3 , 4 S r Baseball- 2 , 3 , 4 H a l l M o n i t o r —I 1r P l a y C o n u n . - 3 Sr. P l a y C a r t i n s . - 4 FERRELL F R E D E R I C K "I'll p u l l y o u t h r o u g h chernis J r. l i n y Comm. Sr_ P l a y C o m m . Assemblies- 1 L H . i . b e l a FITCH majored i n olibiolog," -H—I, 2 , 3 Ploy- 3 l l -2, 3 f . Play Comm.- 4 PIETA F U R N E Y Usher- 3 , I r H i g h Office M A R I LY N G A R M A N A L I C E GARY " Yo u s h o u l d h a r • s e e • " W e l l , y o u see, i t . this w a , " when I w a s a k i d . " H a n l e E r. C l u b - 3 Girl R 2 . 3 C h e r u s — I , 3, 4 Mirror S t o f f - 3 Cafeteria- 4 GERALD G R E E N Track- 3 , Baseboll-2, 3 Athletic P o l i c e - 2 , 4 RODNEY G R E E N A M V E R "Don't y o u w i s h y o u h o d curly hair?" Hi- V - 3 , 4 R. b a s e b a l l - 2 , 3 , 4 Intrornurals-3, 4-H C l u b - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 FRANK M E A N E R "I don't w o n t o hoard o f gold —just m y s h a m . " MARJORIE H A C K E R " Yo u n e v e r k n e w " Usher a t J r . P l a y - 3 4-H C l u b - 3 SHIRLEY H A I L E R " I . not m e r • l y pood—but g o o d TOM HALSALL '•Toa m u c h o n m t . m j P d • ' C j i z e Z n i r Molting Comm.- 2 Girlior Reserve- 2 , 3 , 4 Sen Play-4 S e • o f G i r l Reserve- 4 Jr. P l a y M a k e u m C o m m . Librarian— I , 2 Jr.- S r. B a n q u e t C O M M . - 3 �SENIORS wt1Ii'„.nni„0 MARGARET H A R D Y " Yo u s a y y o u a i n ' t h e a r m e ? " Girl 2 , 3, 4 Comm.- 2 C1IiSt. - 4 Jr P l a y P r o 0 p t e r - 3 Intramurals-3 i t a r t : i . r HAROLD H A R V E Y ROBERT H A W L E Y "Well, y o u m e n o w - " Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , 4 R. B a s e b a l l - 2 , 3 . 4 R. F o o t b a l l - 3 , A Intramural Basketball- 2 , 3 , 4 Orchostra-2 Mirror Staff - 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f o d i t o r f o r 2 n d b34,in-r " 1 4 1 ' C Band- 2 B Band- 3 Ca4r4c=4.37‘10-3, 4 Athletic P o l i a - 4 DELORES H A W V E R F t i r r P A ; 7 1 , 1 " T " it,c1 8 , 4 Z : = 1 T Soma Contest, Girl R e a m o s - 2 , 3 Cardinal S t a f f - - 4 Office- 4 r C R I h H i i i F F.A - 2 , 3 4 . 1 Reserve B a s k e t b a l l - 2 , 3 P A i e Monitor- 1 ! s n l o „ h L " I H 4 r , i p 2 4 1 Comm.- 3 Play 7 y H AY E S s not w h a t W a d . said." Smretary o f l e Class . DICE H O O G E N B O O M P A U "Don't h o v e a n y t h i n g t o s a y . " Varsity T r a k - 3 ' l d z A I t l r t C a a . N o a m ° E w HUDSON m a n y stamps d o a r o l l 1 - 1, 2 , 3 , 4 ` : - - l-3 a tb o ,.F G.A.A.-4 School B o o k k e e p e r - 3 Usher, C . . 0 0 0 0 • 1 , I - 3 DONNA J A C K S O N "A g o o d c o n s c i e n c e i s nova Christmas." Chorus- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror S i o f f - 1 a con• VERLEATA J O H N S O N "She's g o t a n e y e f o r a g o a l timo." A Lland-2 Junior P l a y T i c k e t C o m m . Senior P l a y C o s t u m e C o m m . gLIteatrfr2, 3, 4 Citizenship C o m m i t t e e - 3 JOYCE A V I D A N "She's a m e r r y l a s s . " Honte E T C l u b - 1 Mirror S t a f f - 1 , 2 Cardinal- 3 , 4 Girl R o s e m e - 2 , 3 , 4 Sa.-3; Preside,0-4 Sr. P l o y C h a i r. o f E n t e r t a i n m e n t 5 , , B o n a . . . C0111171.-3 T, 5 0 . . . . . o f C l o s s - 2 Citizenship C o r n m . - 3 Librarian- 2 , 3 , 4 VA L E R I E K E N N E D Y "It's f r i d a y ! " Girl 2 , 3, 4 A Band- 1 , 2, 3 Bond O f f f a r - 2 , 3 Hall M o n i t o r - 2 , 3 Office Mirror S t a f f - 4 Cardinal S t a f f - 4 Princess- 2 , 3 Jr. P l a y Sonia Ploy Comm DI �SENIORS GEORGE K E Y E S " W i r , worn*, ROBERTA K I M B E R "The m a r e t h e m e r r i e r. " Girl R e s e r v e s - 2 , 3 , A Mirror 5 0 0 - 4 Jr. P l a y C o m m . Sr. P l a y C o r n m . Librarian- 1 Hall M o n i t o r - 1 Infrardurals-3, 4 Jr. P l a y A t h l e t i c P o l i c e —A t r : i t l Tr a c k - 3 , = T S . 4 MARY ELLEN K N I G H T "I'll d o m y best a n d p i e , e t DEAN K I N G "Would y o u l i k e t o sell c a n d y bars?" Home EL. C l u b - 1 , 2 Girl B . . . . . . . . 3 Mirror 5 0 4 - 4 Cardinal S t a l l , Usher- 1 , 2 Citizenship M a r k i n g C o m m —3, 4 Track- 3 , 4 Class P r e s i d e n t - 4 Hall M o n i t o r , JANIS L A M P S O N D O "I'm a slave f o r w o r k . b u t R N , ALICE L C : M U L L "A daughter o f M e vinely t a l l a n d f a i r . " Office G , , Hall M o n i t o r - 1 Home E c . C l u b - 1 u r Usherett 3, 4 I A " Z I — T l a nlove d - 1 i, t .2", 3, 4 B Girl B . . . . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 C h Clerk- 3 H o m Jr. F l . — 3 4 1 Band O f f w e r - 3 L i b r a Mirror 5 0 1 1 - 4 U s h Cardinal Staff Citizenship C o n w n . - 1 , 2 S t u Girl w i t h t h e R e m S p o r t s m a n • C ship- 1 Class y . , , e 1 r e L AW R E N C E e n j o y t h rr o r r lUy o n l y M e I i a r I . r. . . r. . - 4 F e Club—I, 2 Club- 1 , 2, 3, 4 n -3, 4 -1, 2, 3 d e n t Dr, O p e r e 1 0 - 3 a f e t e r i a - 4 LLOYD L O O S E "I'll o l w a y s b e a w h i s t l e r. " Bond- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Football V a r s i t y - 4 B a s e b a l l R e s r r r r r —2, 3 Basketball R 2 , 3 Student A d w s o r - 4 t r t Vrr'rb-4n l a 4 0 Member- 1 , 2, 3, 4 JIM LY T L E n t e f o „ n e r . " "Et12"..' FORREST M E E K "An a u t o is a helpful thing." R. R a c k e t b a l l G i l l S o c e a d - 2 , 3 R. B a s e b a l l - 4 Track, Intramorals, H a l l Mp11110.-41 1 �SENIORS DICK M O O R E "Where were you all summer?" CHARLES M I C H A E L "I d o n ' t u n d e r s t a n d . " A Bond- 1 Hi- Y - 1 Properly C h a i r m a n f o r J r . P l a V- 3 " C " -Club P r e s i d e n t - , V. T r a c k - 2 , 3 , 4 V. F o o t b a l l - 4 Mirror Editor I n d Semester- 4 Mirror Staff - 3 Intramural Basketball- 2 , 3 , 4 Cksss T r e a s u r e r - 3 HELEN M O R R I S J A "Life h a s b e e n g o a d t o m e s o Girl R 2 Mirror S t a f f - 2 Cheer L e a d e r I 1 B - a H s 2 e H JACK M U LT E R -Lo.on, I thought I ' d d i e . " H i . Y- 1 , 2 , 3 Football- 1 , 2 , 3 Basketball- 2 , 3 , 4 Intramurals-2, 3 , 4 i a Y " A : b a l l MOSSMAN rhkorzstorsx, is I l m n o b l e s t l (Reserve)- 2 , 3 , A - Y- 2 , 3 , A l Monitor- 2 Citizenship C o m m .-3 Presid•nt o f A P , ' . - 4 DEAN M U R P H Y " A winner in a l l he ottempts.” Basketball- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Football- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Trock-1, 2 President o f C l a s s - 1 Ill- Y P r e s i d e n t - I , 2 Prince- 3 Te n n i s - 3 . A FLORA M A E M C L A I N "Quick a n d b r i g h t . " Chorus- 1 Usher J r . P l a y - 2 Usher S r. P l a y - 2 , 4 Mirror S h o ff - 4 C a r d i n a l 5 1 o 11 - 4 MARGARET M C L A U G H L I N "I c o u l d pronounce t h e w o r d s IL I t r i e d . " Cheerleoding-2, 3, 4 E d i t o r o f t h e M i r r o r 151 S e m e s t e r Mirror 5 0 0 - 2 , 3 Cardinal 3 0 0 - 2 , A JA- S r, F o o d C o m m . guet-3 Ass'. D i r . o f J r . P l a y Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 Debate- 3 , Feature E d i t o r o f C a r d i n o I - 4 Forensic- 4 MARION N I C K E R S O N " To m o r r o w n e v e r c a r n e s - m o k e the m o d o f t o d a y . " Horne EM. C l u b - 1 , 2 HEX O M O "Ever m e n m y brother?" Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , 4 4-H C l u b - I , 2 , 3 , 4 Usher- 2 , 3 Caleterio-3, DICK P O W E L L Baseball- 2 Football- I , 2 , 3 Glee C l u b - 4 DICK O S B O R N " L e t ' s llgo o v e r l o m v h o u s e . " Baseba (Reserve5)-2 Football (Reserves)- 1 , 2 Basketball I l i e s e r v e s ) - 3 Inkamorals-1, 2 , 4 Citizenship M a r k i n g C o n n n . - 1 Senior P l a y C o m m . B Band- 2 Latin C l u b - 3 1 �SENIORS CHARLES P R H ' , 4 2 • 1,4 ° olwaiwco OH. c a n ° b . w 2 . . C',,,,,',.P I , C° 1.1;114,-3 " itiatai RA 3 A 3 1 , E R K AT, HdRY cN nr o ,m : u c R2i ; :Y f. i 0 HO,,,. Es."4r-4 ROSEMARY R , 4 , 1 4 A Z , „ Ho.. A r Club- 1 sI M I r 2 7 1 . 0 n : 1.:1 O B 2 Is • i 2 A ! ° 11 i j o y R 1 O R R A I N E BOBBY 'I'll1 ,4°,°°,..'d 1 , 1ntram u r a 1 . 7 2 , , 4 C H e H i S 1 -lub-1,2„3 4 t ' • 111 H , 7 3 . Caf1.4° . r n I N S 0 . , E . , 3, , t i4g., - * .A1 . . JACgidl? w ,,,4,14,1,1 m",,Har L . 4 ; f i - 1 , c.re111•1. I ) t r 7 ' 2 c e 3 ' 1 . M A R I L Y Nn:4 r U , SSELL 3 °, 7 CH•4°.Lb-2. 3 ' J,, P I , 5,, P l a Y E R 2 E P JA E N M A" R s ° , ,01•41. SY h e P, La_ , . , „„ ,5 „. , . h eda or ' n , .„ „ - 2 , rr ' L a 1 _ 3 r , , t • WLL: SCHLUBAYIS ' C n Y1°.° b . " -2.4;2 • ' 'C''''''C1:•;r71;4°I.r5'1-4b::? Intrarnura • 2 0 A P , bn.n" m1, 53 - • 42 ' 3 , I not or a ,%74,14-,3•31, 4 , , 2 . 43 G . ' 3 1 r i p " C ' , . ' , , " - 1 'V ;C. IZ R O N A L D 2,,,C1c1HW•VER 3,0,41,,a. 3 Vice-Presid �SENIORS WA D E S M I T H "Parliamentary procedure? J u s t ask m e . " Football- 2 . 3 Baseball- 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f - 1 , 4 Sophomore C l a s s P r e s i d e n t Junior C o m m i s s i o n e r Ring C o m m . - 3 BOB S N Y D E R "I'm not really tlas quiet all the Intromurals-1, 4 M A R I LY N S M I T H "Don't l e t m e d o a l l t h e t o l k • B o t r l , 2, 3 , 4 Debate- 2 , 3 , 4 Sr. P l a y Sec. o f t h e B a n d - 4 Forensic- 3 Speech C o n t e s t - 4 J, - 5 , . B a n q u e t C a r n m - 3 Mirror S t a f f -3, 4 Cardinal E d i t o r - 4 G i r l R e s eeeee - 2 , 3 JOHN S O N C R A N T "Now, I'll tell Football- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Baseboll-2, 3 , 4 Intromurals-3, 4 President S t u d e n t C o u n c i l - 1 Sophomore Commissioner- 2 Class P r e s i d e n t - 3 American L e g i o n A w a r d - I Mirror S t a f f - I , 4 Cordinol S t a f f - 4 J E A N N E S TA N S E L L "I'll w r i t e y o u o s t o r y. " Y- 1 e e n 5 - 3 , 4 Mirror S t a f f - 3 , 4 Cardinal S t a f f - 4 Hall M o n i t o r - 4 l e . S r. B a n q u e t C o m m . - 3 Chairmon o f C l a s s D a y M o m o • rial C o n e n . - 4 MARION STEPHENSON BUD S T I C K A N BASIL S U N D A Y OrJestra-1, 2, 3 w . mY n w " . . ” C h e iee GWEN SWEET "Precious t h i n g s c o m e i n l i t t l e bundles.° Hall M o n i t o r - I , 4 Office Citizenship C o m m . - 4 Cafeteria- 4 VIRGINIA S WA N T E K "A wonderful bundle." Girl R e s e r v e s - 2 , 3 Horne E c . C l u b - I tetromurols-1 Jr. P I , C o m m . - 3 Mirror- 2 Cheerleading (Reservis1-2 Librarian- I DAROLD T H O M P S O N "A man's a m o n f o r d t h o t . " Hi- Y - 2 , 3 , 4 CHARLES T H O M A S "A quiet fellow, b u t quite a Pres. o f B a n d - 3 Vice- P r e s i d e n t C l a s s - 3 Sr. P l o y it17-3Car-. Tennis- 3 Pl Cardinal S t a f f - 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 2 BRANCH DISTRICT �SENIORS PAT R I C I A T O D D ' M a w m e i n St. Louis." Bond- 1 , 2 . 3 , 4 Homo E r. C l u b - 3 Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 Mirror 5 5 . 0 JACK T I G H E "An olliaround g o o d f e l l o w. " Football- 2 , 3 , 4 C a p t . B a s k e t b o 11 - 2 , 3 , 4 Baseboll-2 3 Noll M o n i t o r - 2 , 3 Mirror Staff- 2 , 3 Cardinal S t a f f - 2 . 3 AURASEE W H I T C O M B V 'Go they a n s w a C a f e t e r i a —A H o Horne E r . C l u b - 2 G Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 M C h . , , , , . —4 C h I r i o R ? r i G I ' " n r r r r N D I o e l o r Stafl—il s -1 [afeorrio, u SUZANNE W H I T M A N M A R "Did y o u w e w h a t B a b s e n t " me?" H o r n Hons. E r . C l u b - 1 G i r GA 2 , 3 O f f i Costume C o m m i t . . J r . P l a y 4 . A WHITCOMB O w , w a n , a number?" E r. C l u b - 2 Y A e WIDENER q u i e l k n . i n h e r close." E r. C l u b - 1 , 2 Reserves- 2 , 3 l c e H Club-1 Library W o r k - 3 Ushar—I Colataria-4 JEAN W R I G H T "Good posture i s essential'. Jr. P l o y C a s t Sr. P l o y C o m m . 0e6ate-3, 4 Jr..Sr. B a n q u e t C . , , , . . — 3 Girl 0 . . . . . . . . 2 , 3 , 4 isli*cer'o'cr • G „ ' : e r n 3 a . r : r ; ' ' Conws.-2 �31n fErinorg of Bob Whitey Bob "Whitey" Lapham was killed two years ago this summer. was a tragedy, not only to his family and classmates, but to the for he was a friend of everyone and "Whitey" was an exceptional person. He had very good health, was a good student, had a wonderful personality, and was liked We said "Whitey" was dead, but even now he lives as vividly as ever in our memories. Scarcely a day passes without someone mentioning him. They remember him for his good word for everyone, his friendly his lively "I held it truth, with him To one clear harp in That men may rise on Of their dead selves to Surely "Whitey" is stepping on somewhere to higher things. May graduate do as 23 �Upper Te n o f Senior Class Left t o right: King, Adorns, Thomas. Lompson, Lobdell, Hudson, Cornish. Seated: Renshaw, Davis, Kennedy. D. A . R. G i r l Ito 5 4 41 Onnake Davis p h Onnalee Davis was the choice for D.A.R. girl this year. She was elected unanimously by the teachers of C. H. The D.A.R. girl is chosen because she measures up to certain qualifications—courtesy, and co-operation. Onnalee had all these l u s personality and a sincere liking for all o f her fellow A district convention was held at Detroit, where all of the girls who were chosen by their schools a d a The Class of '48 is proud to have Onnalee as their D.A.R. girl. 24 �AS W E SEE ' E M N O W . . Propheci Esther Adams. with her golden trombone. is busy substituting for that Tommy Jo Ann Adams is now learning to multiply the "Green" Robert Barnes. after ten years of fort. has finally given up trying to get a start in the "Branch" family. Benita Bartholomew now owns a in the Hudson Richard Bliss is blissfully for those unhappy Raymond Blanchard is now a famous chief. and says he owes i t all to years while in Bob Brickey, now a famous lumber be heard giving out with the word that him the success he now is: "Klaiber." Susan Branch has branched out and very busy raising several Robert Burnworth has finally gone can be heard singing the "Dickey" Roberta Burton. also known as the leading character in the comic strip, Bath less Ethel Dickey is still trying to get more for a dollar Betty Douglas is being heard singing with a prominent band. Her themesong is " I back to Donald Dull, after years of court changed his name Blaine Ellis. posing for Ry•Krisp ads, is the part "It could be you." Wier Ewers finally perfected his will absolutely remove all trace of Bill Fitch is now a shampoo salesman. They say he's Jerrill Frederick can now be seen ting potato peelers at Newberry's Marilyn Garman is running for President in the hopes that she call be Comtnanderof the armed Alice Gary has now grown to reach of 6 feet and Gerald Green, now affectionately called ly," is teaching at C. Rodney Greenamyer is the owner of shop that specializes in Tonies. Frank Gruner, after entertaining Evie Moore for many years with his cute drawings, come a commercial artist. After years of practice at painting signs Morris store. Marjorie Hacker finally has play at the Chicago Art Museum one of terpieces—Gum 5c. Shirley Haller, after becoming a ence Nightingale, is still waiting patiently f o r Stevie to leave the portals of C. Thomas Halsall. who likes light work, making a collection of We see Ward Hamilton i s still eluding the police as the leader of the Margaret Hardy is still as hardy Harold Harvey i s the first with the Chicago Robert Hawley has gained fame playing Toilet Delores Hawser is still trying to make mind whether to marry a "Barn" builder or a "Weaver. Gloria Butters has established a beachhead in Batavia and has the situation well Barb Brockway is half owner of a factor May Byrde can be seen modeling for sodent Martha Chester. drawing under the of Horatio Q.. puts out Esquire once Dean Cooper, as Mary Byrde's WA of all Betty Cornish resigned from the job ing Coldwater's basketball team after of long Dolores Culp is the star attraction in num and Bailey Bros. circus. She is rider Larry Cushing is cushioning the interiors of the new 1958 Onnalee Davis, after failing in her pedition to Africa, has returned successfully with a real live specimen from the Mossman tribe. 2 �Class Prophecies Jay Mossman, the famous brain recently performed a delicate operation ou Queenie. a well-known acquaintance high school Jack Multer still likes Newberry's Strawberrie Dean Murphy was forced to flee pretending he was a bonfire girl in of Olmstead's Dairy. Flora McLain has opened her art gallery to the public. She is displaying pictures relative Margaret McLaughlin is now slaving secretary to her husband, Frank has been principal at Coldwater High last seventeen Marion Nickerson. alias "Nicks," gun moll, is also evading the cops along with Hamilton's Rex Omo has been divorced for the He is one of these styleDick Osborn's recent painting, "Life on a Scrambled Egg," has been presented to grass Institute of Art. Charles Pruyne now seen in his He is using his famous face for Wanda Lee Quimby is doing at the Stork We see that the first volume of ler's famous jokes has just come off Katie Raymond, the girl with the has been billed with the famous Rosemary Renshaw recently was elected the first woman president of Lorraine Robey is the latest fad in New York. She is the new French Powers model 16-inch Barbara Robinson has added to her gallery which she uses for poses only. Marilyn Russell still has pen in hand, writing her daily love letter to Jack Rowe. as president, is head of Doll Factory." It seems he has a oneMary Jane Rzepka can be seen doing ing business in her grocery store located Stree Willard Schlubatis, president of Farm Implements, Inc., is still in his broken-down moccasins because will donate the money for him to buy a Pat Hayes (she has changed her cently I is manufacturing Smith Dick Hoogenboom, the woman killer, ing a prison Pauline Hudson. at the age of 65, has finally been allowed to stay out until Donna Jackson is the latest at the C-Club Joyce Jividan (better known as the Mole has just had a recent comeback i n Dick Tracy's comic Verleata Johnson is the latest torch singer at the Stork Val Kennedy. at last Mrs. John Dean, is living in Manila. producing George Keyes has a thriving izing in head massage, a hangover from school We see Roberta Kimber recuperating Lawn Rest Home after a recent fight with her cute cats, Pickle Puss and We see Dean King giving Murphy's stead's competition with his own dairy. Mary Ellen Knight, at the age of 60, ly succeeded in becoming engaged to Janis Lampson finally decided t o Coldwater—she has lived i n every state in the U.S. and finally decided that the old is the place Dora Lawrence has her own shop on 5th Avenue, New York. We see Alice Lobdell recently to the position of quality tester at Lloyd Loose is living up to his name—he is never tight. Phylis May has recently changed her name to June for that Henry Medawis has a thriving facturing Kick-a'poo Juice. H e got the formula from Injun Joe of L'I'Abner. Forrest Meek certainly has a job. He's the strong man at the 4-H Fair. Charles Michael moved to Indiana, couldn't live without his shadow, Dick Moore. under the alias of "Mable." is kicking his gams around in Hot Helen Morris frantically searching through all the family records to see i f her beloved Red is related to 2 �Class Prophecies Gwendolyn Sweet is a side show barker for Ringling Ronald Schweitzer, that handsome just finished his greatest production, in which he has Marilyn Smith is now using her voice lullabie Wade Smith is the Mayor of the fair city of Coldwater, with Pat acting as Bob Snyder became a millionaire, ing a new popping John Soncrant can be seen cracking those famous jokes of his in the "Gay Charles Thomas is a teacher. He has class of girls taking Darold Thompson still has high hopes of a promotion at the Jack Tighe wants a contract to play on the "Redheads," girls' Pat Todd and Virginia Whitcomb can seen working diligently ( ?) at the fice. This work always provides a ring in.their live Jeanne Stansell may be found working very hard at Dailey's Barber Shop. She lent shoe Marion Stephenson has formed a chorus line which is now doing a six-week's show at the Copacaba Bud Sticken still doesn't have his licensed, so meanwhile he i s using wrapping paper as Virginia Swantek has a large farm raises swans for the Auralee Whitcomb has a She whittles combs out of Suzanne Whitman is packing Florida oranges Mary Widener is hunting in Africa f o r an animal no one seems to know Jean Wright, never once giving up, has finally received a job with the Metropolitan pany. She helps set up 2 �Top row—left t o right: Brock, Ginny Whitcomb, Ginny Swantek, Val, Rodney, Chuck, Alice, Benito 4th IOW: The Mayor's l a d y, Valedictorian, Fronk, M o r y B y r d , John, Smoking? 3rd row: Verleata, Marilyn, Guess Who, Gert, Smile Pretty, Bobbie Burton 2nd now George, Jo Ann, Ethel, Tommy, A n ' I cute, See me, Dee, Maggie 1st r o w : Jeanne. Bob Snyder, The M a y e r, Pauline, Joy 2 �left t o , i g h • M r . Sibley, Class A d v i s e r ; Morgan, MacDonald, Lose, Lewis. B e a t , Weeks. The Class dollar per person were assessed. Enough funds were by these means scraped up to enable the Class to give a great social event of the year- the Junior.Senior The Class of '49 opened this sear aset of officers to lead then,. Since there was a slight male majority in the Class, the following were duly elected: Fred Weeks, ert Luse, vice-president; Carl Ken McDonald, treasurer. members were Ardith Betts and Betty Aiken was elected clerk. Juniors have served on many committees and are to mended for their efforts to improve and the The Juniors were active in fields other than seeking nmney. too. The Clam of many athletes, of quality as well as Juniors largely composed the Varsity Reserve Football squads. There were many Juniors on the basketball team, tennis, and The year has been one spent i n search o f motley for the empty Clam treasury. Early in the year the Clam funds were invested in pencil sets and purses I Plug—These are sold by any Junior. U n p l u g . very, very slowly, and the cash thus the Clam of '49 into the red. The Junior play, "Peg 0' My Heart," was extremely succeeded in pulling the Class out of debt. The Class sponsored one of the monthly dances put on at the Masonic Temple. Clam dues The 49'ers took part in other C. II. activities. They were on the Mirror nal staff, and the To a great extent, the year has for the Clam of '49. Most of the goals it sought have been achieved. I t is hoped that the coming year will see more and chievements made by the members of of 2 �B € ( 1 c 1 cl 11 C cl ( 2 D c 101 C F H �JUNIORS Munger, P. M u n g e r, berry, NickoIs, Odren. Parsholl, Parke, C . Parks, U . Parks, Paul, Pec Pfost, Pont,,, Raymond, Relich, Reppert, Rosenber F. Robley R . Robley, B . Robley, Russell, Selby, Seminetroth. Sheehy, D. Smith, M . Smith, N . Smith, R. Smith, Stein. Stamen, Stephenson, Stout, Stuck, S W , geon, Tait. Tappenden, B . Thompson, R . Thompson, T. G. Thompson, Tompkins, VanPotten. Weage, W e e k s , W o o d , W o o d s , T o p e , Goodwin. Rrepko, Worton, Soreles, Pont,. e �Sittin' pretty—Good apples—Gal— Surninertirne—Equilibrium?—Having a g o o d time?—Carol—Hang o n , Patsy Nancy—Leg a r t —Brother ond Sister—Hmet's M e answerl—How'd M N happen? Donna on M e job—Boby days—Bonnie ond the home—Irwin, how you've changed! David a n d Norman—Study hall—Nice bathing suit 3 �l e f t t o r i g h t : Miss M o o r e , Ay e r s , Smith, F m k l o m , Lophom, Stonsell, Sopa. The Class We lowly, little, frightened-tomores advanced on to Senior High way back in September. Some of us had been told grab a locker and hope to keep it—so we did. Many of us were slightly confused at the sight of our schedules, the halls and teachers, but, like all others, pulled thru. Christmas vacation ended and back we came. As exams came along, you Latin I I and History students saying another test? Oh, this is boring." Well, rolled—stopped—and progressed on. we all made it! The next thing the girls knew i t was Girl Reserve Initiation and one morning we our books helter-skelter in the halls. Most survived this to attend the formal become full-fledged The next big party was the dance at on February 15th. I t was sponsored by iors and the whole school gang attended. This is a plan of the city recreation committee school kids on Saturday night. Dodd couldn't get Ed Jividan away from game to dance at all. Marilyn Bradley seemed to have the same trouble with Don Wright. On November 21, the always Sophomore Reception rolled around. We citedly attended and had a swell time. omores took over all the tables and the upper classmen just had to stand. Thanks to iors for the After basketball season, we had to go back to the books. But soon spring began to grip school work slid down while spring in. I l l Our class officers got to work and ber 19, put on a slam bang Christmas dance for the school. The gym was decorated in ion and the kids brought out their clothes, turning out with flying colors. we ran pat our officers on the back for such a good turn-out and lots of fun. The spring sports season came and with i t came Easter. the Biology trip to Chicago, the band formal. the Senior trip, Juniorquet and now the end of school. High! We've found our first year ing and 3 �SOPHOMORES Ayers, Barnes, B a x t e r, B o v e , B r a d l e y, Bro. vard. Brayton, B y e r s , C a l l a h a n , C a r v e r , C l a r k , Cochrane. Colvin, Corless. Cornish, Counterman, Curtis, Denbrock. Dennis, D i c k e y, D o d d . D o v e , D r i n k w a t e r, Ebere Enos, Forklam, Flickinger, Foglesong, Praha, French Fry, Gage, G a m b y, G a r m a n , Garvin, Gales. G i l l e t . , Grigg, Gruner, Hall. Hayes, Hoogem boom. Houtz, Hudson, I v e y. Jones. J. King, S. King Lampson, l a p h a r n , Lawrence, Lenning, L i g h t little. Little. Lockwood, luedders, Mogee, Moggort, Martin. �SOPHOMORES mosso, C. M y , J. M a y, McCurley, Meier, Milnes Mossman, Myers, N o o l y, sted, Orno. Otis, O t i s , P h i l b r i c k , P i l l s b u r y, P o r t e r, Perry Poff, Paradine, Parks, Paul, Pfost, Rathbun Renshaw, Rhodes, Robinson, k$. Soltymann. Schlubotis, S i b l e y, S e i g , S i m m o n s , A Smith, J. Smith. ? i711 ar4r 434, "00,; K.Smith, R . S m i t h , S n y d e r, S t a n s e l l , Stout, Strong. ; l a m ( Sumner, E . Ta y l o r, F. Ta y l o r, Teochout, Thornos, Thompson. A Tripp, Tuckey, VanIllarcom, Vaughn, Wo g . nor Weakloy, Watson, Wilder, Nn, Tope. 3 4 4 i �I Election Day In Junior High ;1111EBAU 9EAGRAD .40 EI\J AND I-AVE VOTE F O P JEf•N14c. srupE11. r " P L Di �Leh m r i g h t : Scheidler, Thomas, Dygert, H a r v e y, Olmstead, Thebaud. Ninth Reserve letter. Bob played on the ketball team (and played a good season ketball—minus his two front teeth). At the beginning of the year, we, the ninth graders, elected Barbara Thebaud as dent, Margaret Thomas as secretary, vey as treasurer and Gail Olmstead ative of the Student Council. A t the four ninth graders, namely John Dygert, John Fisher, Jean Schubel and Jessie Chrispell ran for the office of president of the John Dygert won the victory, which got off to a There are 20 ninth graders in the A and B bands: and six in the The ninth grade advisors are roth, Mrs. Van Aken, Mrs. Davis, and sto The Inter-Communication system was used extensively b y the ninth graders during the English and Civics classes. Special reports, themes and miscellaneous programs were pre.. ente There are 150 Freshmen (some of en) this We had two ninth grade parties this first December 19, 1947; the other March 5, 1948. The first was the result of a test with the losing team as host. The an improptu hard times party. There are several ninth graders on the Mirror staff this year and they all did a very good job. By the way. the fad of the year has picks. Thanks to Bob Lyman is the only Freshman receiving a 3 �a 4 c = c r. ci czacmc 4c/ c C C ;c111 c-511C c - ) E �NINTH G R A D E Horvey, Hastings, H a t m a k e r, H a y e s H e a t , Heckman. Hess, Hudson, Hurley, son, Kanouse. Kinditi., Knopp, lamerson, Lenon, Lines, Loose, L o v e , Ly m a n , L y e , M a r t i n . Moriso McCo'lough, Michael, '.Pf, Moore, Morrill. Paradine, Pifer, Morris, Mowrey, stead, Porter, Quimby, Rasler, shaw, Reaper,. Robbins, R a b e y, Sampsel, Scheidler, Sthubel, Secord. Semmelroth, Seise, Shaw, C. Sherman M. Sherman, R. Sherman. Smith, SrntsHen, Snyder, er, Stuck. �NINTH GRADE Sturgeon, S w e e t , Ta p p e n d e n , mas, M . Thomas. Thompson, Tompkins, R. Tompkins, Treadher, Troutman, Tubbs. nroe, VanBlorcom, Vo g e l , Wa l k e r, Wa l l o m , Walter. Waring, W e e d e n , W e i d n e r, W e i l e r, We l c h , Whitcomb. " h • , Wilson, i l s o n , Woodford, Wood. Yearling. 4 �EIGHTH GRADE Adams, Allen, S . Allen, Raggedy, Baker, Balch. Bowing., Baysinger, Blanchard, Bodie, Bonhom, Boyer Broyton, Bresslor, B r o w n , Chrispell, Chatfield, Clark Connell, Crandall, H o n k . Deal, Dean, Donbrock Elliot, Esterline, Facklam, F e r r y , Fierke. Fin,,,,,Fi„sion F o m l e r n y , F , s m F . A k ic ,re d n o Fuller, Goge, Brown, Hacker, Hall, Harris. Hart, Howk, Hinson, Hirnes, Hoff, Holland. Hyland, n d e , Jackson, Jarnes, J . Johnson, D . Johnso Jones, Koser, King, W o w , Lamberson, Lampson. �EIGHTH G R A D E Lewis, Lind, Little, Lace, Macklin Magee, M a g g a r t , M a y, McBride, 7 Connell, J. McConnell. C. McConnell, McDonald, McKnight, M c Loughlin, McNeil, B. Miller. E. Miller, Mitchell, Moron, Morrill, Mon. C'•, Neoly. Olmsted. Parks, Parker, Pope, Raymond. Renshaw Roby. Robinson, S a g e r, S e l b y, Shaver Sherman Siler, R. Smith, W . Smith, B. Smith, South can, Spade. Spencer, Ta i t , Thompson, E . Tucker, R Watkins, Walls, Wilder, Wilhoms son, Wolford. E. Woods, R . Woods, Wa r d e n , Yeakey, Zabonick �SEVENTH G R A D E Aiken, B. Allen, D. A l l e n , S. Allen, Andrews, Baker Ballard, Barringer, Baker, Bell, Bodie, Brodley. Bove., Bradt. Burton, Byers, fin Cochrane, Colvin, Coders, Crandell, DeBolt, Dennis Devlin, Dick, Dick, Dirschell, D o n t km, D o M hue Doty, D r o p . , D ' W o M r , F r e e b e r g * , F e r r y, Fis Folk, Forrester, G a r y, Gifford, Gilette, Green. -n, G r i g g , H a n s e n , H a t m a k e r, H e l m e r, Hubbard, I n d , Ivey, Johnson, Johnson, Wa d well. �P 3201010 : l i r n:Ir3,1/4 1133 I°, fispiewc,i go ---) IP4.4110(4911t)r k V S O f 1 1 1 3 1 1 t ) I t ) 3 ? = r ; ‘ 9 �Cardinals Capture District Left to right. Rex C o r i . . (66). Jock Tighe (00), Eugene Sowles (22), Le Roy Cox (RR). 4 �Three Musketeers—Having a porty—Just kids Lookin for somethin'—Hello there—I'm lonely—Buddies—Smilin' Through Shirley ond her b . . —John—The bicycle—Look, no tooth! Another p r y — F i r time 4 ��Left to right: Lapham, Betts, Aiken, Stengel!, Smith, Davis, Morgan, Thomas. The Student Athletic Police were organized Commission to keep order at all and basketball games. I n an effort some money, basketball pins The Commission has had a ful year under the leadership of Wade Smith, who has done a grand job. I f things needed to be done, he saw to they were done at once. Other members of the Commission were: Betty Aiken, clerk; Mary Lapham and Bill Commissioners; Ardith Betts and gan, Junior Commissioners; Davis and Charles Thomas, peared in the Mirror and everyone hopes it Through the efforts of the Commission, three good dances sored at the Masonic Temple and free bowling, pool, etc., for all of C. An opinion Box was put up in hall and anyone who had a gripe ment on anything concerning the their opinion in this box. would then read it and see what done about it. This year the Commission put tors back on the job after an absence year. I n each edition of the be found a column written by This column stated what had been doing and what they planned to do. This is the first year the pear in the Mirror and everyone hopes it will continue to be a feature in the Mirror. The Commission of '48 did job i n handling the affairs o f scho 48 �Left t o r i g h t : Swain, Gmen, Olmstead, M r. Dennis, Dygert. T h e , u d , l o m p s o n , Barringer. Student The Lincoln Council has been during the past year. Their ing accomplishment was the purchase of the Inner - Communication System. T h e money for this was raised by means of a magazine sale conducted by Junior High students last fall. The system is stalled in every Junior High the band room, and the gym. put on several programs over the te sponsored the Junior High Party 19, held a Clean-Up Day for and yards, and put on assemblies in the Roosevelt Auditorium. Another achievement was the talent search conducted b y the Council. T h i s search was for the purpose of ticipants f o r programs and There is now on file a list of those with talents which may be referred talent is needed for any In addition to this project, 4 �Top row—left to right: Fredericks, Sheehy, eth row: Soncrant, Harvey, Beeper', Ellis, Rowe, Schlubatis, Luse, 3rd row: Pall, Butters. Lobdell, Renshaw, Sibley, Schlubatis, Focklum, lividan, 2nd row: Rowe, Meier, Haney, Lampoon, Mack, Baum, Brockway, McLain, fair, Lennon, Light, Lapham, tot row-Bates, Fraser, Munger, Newberry, Kennedy, Adams, Smith, Aiken, Kaser, Donkin, StanseII, Cardinal Staff Editor.in.Chief, Marilyn Smith, \ ssociate ther A d a m , Business Mana,er, Betty Aiken. Staff: Advertising. Jean Baum. chairman; Joyce Thomas, ROI, Hawley, Bob Brickey. Willard Mary Rowe, Phyllis Munger. Charlene Fraser. Te d Sheehy, BlaMe Ellis, Donna Mack. Sales: Joan Donkin. chairman; Linda Sibley. Donna Light, Receipts and Expenditures Sharon Facklam Schluhatis. Exchange Circulation: A l i , Lobdell and Gloria Art Manager and Adviser: Mrs. Lewis. Staff: Martha Chester, chairman; Charles Thomas, !Mary Laphant Carl Lewis. Photography Manager: Pat Kaser. Staff: Nancy Fair, chairman; Joan Lennon, Joyce lividan. Mambo P.m., Dean Murphy. Flora !McLain. Barbara Br:wk.Keyes. Charles Michael. literary Manager Rosemary Renshaw. Lime. chairman; Susan Branch. Janis Lampoon. Greta. en Meier. Stylist,: Phyliss Munger and Feature Manager: Margaret McLaughlin. Harvey. Sport, Editor; Dick Moore. Jack ter Fredericks. John Soncrant. Mimic: Ethel Mary Rowe. Social: JO Ann Adams. Davis. Organi/ntions: Jeanne Stansell, Newberry. Charlene Fraser, Valerie Bates. Typists: Alice Lobdell, Betty Adam,. :Margaret McLaughlin. Left to right: Seated: Cheeeee,Adams, Smith, McLaughl Standing: Mr. Thomas, shaw, Beam, Ts �Top r o , — I f u right: Luse, Smith, Soncrant, Harvey, Sheehy, Ellis, Rowe, Moore, Smith, Hoogenboom, Cooper, Howley. 4th row: Thompkins, Dygert, Walker, Chrispell, Burton, McKnight, Bond, Cooper, Sprite, Andrews, Woods, Burton. 3rd row: Harris, Unroe, Renshaw, Hollister, Sibley, Rowe, Schlubatis, Downer, Hollister, Aiken, Worthington, Early. 2nd row: Meier, Kennedy, Lampson, Munger, Baum, Kaser, Newberry, Fair, Borden, K i m ' s , StonseII, Hudson, Lapham. 1st r o w : We i d n e r, Douglas, Lennon, M a r k , G i s t . Adorns, Smith. McLain, Aiken, Donkin, Morgan, Light. First Semester The first semester Mirror staff was edited by Margaret she was ably assisted by Bob Hawley and an excellent staff. Mirrors were put out The entire staff, along with the journalism class, took a trip to and Michigan State College to attend a journalism The staff worked very hard to improve our school paper. paper was eight pages, something which very rarely happens for us. The added cost was a worry to them all of the time. We owe them a vote of thanks for working so hard for us all Left to right: M r. Thomas, Rowe, A d . am, Luse, McLaughlin, Hawley, Aiken, Stamen, Donkin. 5 �Top r o w —left t o r i g h t : Luse. S m i t h , Soncrant, H a r v e y. Sheehy, M o o r e , H a w l e y, Ly m a n , S c h e i d t . , 4th r o w : D y g e r t , W a l k e r, Crisp&II, W e i d n e r, Ellis, Rowe, Luce, Sager, Kaser, M o r a n , Lind. 3rd r o w : H a w v e r, Thompkins, S t r o n g , Renshaw, S i b l e y, McKnight. B o n d . C o o p e r, Sherman, B u r t o n , Tr o u t m a n . 2nd r o w : Hudson, Meier, Kennedy, Larnpson, Fraser, M u n g e r, N e w b e r r y, Rowe, Aiken, HotliNer. A n d r e w s , Worthington. 1st r o w : S p r i t e . H a r r i s , Unmet, Douglas, W e i d n e r, A d a m s , D o n k i n , M u n g e r, E a r l y, Stens.II, To d d . Second Semester Mirror Staff Due to the fact that there were two boys capable of being editor second semester Mirror, Bob Hawley and. Dick Moore were made by Mr. Thomas. The assistant editor was Bob Luse. A l l three, along staff, produced Both staffs worked hard for C. H. S. The second semester our annual commencement issue which is always full of memories senior Next year's staffs will miss the seniors who worked so hard on pape Left t o r i g h t : D e n t i n , Kirnber, Harvey, Ellis, M o o r e , M r . T h o m a s , H a w l e y, Luse, Aiken, Stansell. 5 �Standing—left l a right: lividan, Haller, Hardy, Smith, Adams. Seated: Thomas, Rowe, M r s . Hayes, Stevens, Powell. Senior crook, was about to trick Mrs. Colby out of her oil On Thursday evening, December 11, 1948, the Class o f 1948 presented the amusing comedy, "The Adorable Age," by Dana With this plot the play unraveled into a fast-moving three-act play that audience's attention throughout The plot centered around the vibrant teen-aged Mary Gay, who took significant incident with great and her vivacious, widowed mother, Mrs. Colby, who loved Jim Powers but could not induce him to admit his love Jim, also a main character, was really in love with Mrs. Colby but was much to show it and was only aroused when it looked as if Grant York, Mary Gay was played by Mrs. Colby by Margaret Hardy, and Jim Powers by Charles Those of the supporting roles belle, played by Marilyn Smith; Harriet, by Jo Ann Adams; Bert Parnham, Powell; Jinny Engle, by Shirley Haller; and the messenger boy, by 5 �Stonding—Left t o right: H a r v e y, Hill, Woods, Sortwell, Lose. S e a t e d : Potts, Hollister, M r s . V o n A i k e n , G i s t , Donkin, Stein. Junior The class of '49 presented three-act comedy, "Peg '0 My Heart," Fri. day evening, April 2, at the torium her from leaving by disclosing that chesters had lost their money and income was the money received for The plot centered around Peg, a little Irish orphan girl who is sent to be cared for by her relatives, ters. These people hated the orphan and treated her She then consents to stay and ry. The Chichesters recover and a happy ending is brought about for all. The play was well received by dience and the above their respective parts as though professional The climax occurs when Peg disobeying Mrs. Chichester and is told to leave. Jerry, the boy Peg PegO'Connell E Mrs. Chichester Ethel Chichester Alaric Chichester Chris Brent Jerry Adair birds B Bennett CAS l l e n D i c k u 5 d Hill �Top r o w —left t o right Light, Hollister, Crisshoff, Russell, Thomkins, Downer, Sm:th, facklum, Hudson, Rubley, Mean, Haller. Oh row: Jividan, Meier, Bates. Thomson, Smith, Porsholl, Borden. Stephenson, Lennon, Potts, Betts, Carls. 3rd row: Sibley, King. Brayton, Stout, Drinkwater, Rowe, Schlubotis, Luedders, Pillsbury, Olmstead, Smith, Srnith. Lad r o w : Kennedy, Lampson, Fraser, M u n g e r, Bourn, H a y e s , Adams, Dickey, Stonsell, Davis, Larnpson, King, Laphons. 1st row: Dolbee, Mock, Bates, Donkin, Gist, Koser. Fair. Newberry, Brockway, Wright, H a r d y, Hants, Little. YThe Y-Teens, formerly the had a very busy year under of their president, Joyce Jividan. A t the beginning of the school year, clubs throughout the U. S. their name to Their most important project was the adopting of a war orphan, of Aisne, France. Clothes and sent to her each month by different girls in the These Y-Teens put on a very bly and sponsored several the Senior Send-Off Mrs. Hudson was President J o y c e Vice-President Secretary S h i r l e y Haller Treasurer M a r j o r i e 55 �1st row: Thomas, Heater, Lenon, Hall, Martin, Hayes, Wilson, Ford, A d a m s , Ta y l o r End r o w : Barnes, Fisher, Ta y l o r, Burch, Gillette, Strong, O t n o , Wa g n e r, W i l l i a m s . 3r4 r o w : Henning, Porter, Omo, Corey, Harvey, C o A A l l . , , P a u l Carver. 4th row: Garman, Sherman, Ebert,. Acmoody, Jewell, Baxter, Cook, Schweitzer. Future Farmers The "Men of the Soil" have completed successful year. T h e year was begun b y the initiation o f twenty Green hand members and five Chapter Farmers. Lawrence Porter, Glyn Dee Havens, and Robert Harvey won award trips to Kansas City, Kansas. Lawrence Porter and Maurice Strong gave a demonstration stock Loss Prevention, taking ship and being placed second at the regional tournament ;SE INJURI 10000 2000 60000 The F. F. A. basketball team had breaks and won only five of their games. T h e club sponsored t w o dances and put on one The following were officers during the past school year: President. Glyn Dee president, Robert Harvey; secretary er, Maurice Strong: treasurer, Lawrence Porter; sentinel. LeRoy Cox; advisor, FIVE MRJ 1 2 3C R 1Cn 300 INE DIN aDIN 'TIO 3 V 4V •L' �USHER Top r o w —left t o right: Munger, Culp, Lobdell, Enos, Hansen, Parks, Wood, Stuck. 2nd row: Parks, Rader, Raymond, Tucker. Wilder, Hatmaker, Stuck. 1st row: Robey, Russell, Grigg, McLain, Stout, Forney, Clarks, Paul. 4 - H CLUB Seated—left t o right: Russell, Munger, Gage, Robey, Porter, Parks, Jones, SMin, Paul, Hudson, Bow,,, Schlubatis. 1st row: Semmelroth, Lawrence, King. Lornpson, King, Poradine, Robey, McBride, Hayes, Thomas, Lennon. 2nd row: Engle, Grove, Smith, Robey, Strong, Corey, Groner, Sernmelrosh, Wilson, Allen, Orno. 3rd r o w : Magee. Byers, Allen, Greenornyer, Harvey, Porter, Groner, Hall, Fisher, Cushing, McCurley, Otis, H o s t 57 �Top r o w —left t o right: Smith, H a w l e y, Sortwell, McFarlane. 2nd r o w : Green, Moore, Keyes, Mossman, Athletic In past years the men faculty of C. had the job of handling tickets at football and basketball games. a new organization was formed, mostly of Senior boys, to take over the These boys had to meet ments made by the principal of C. tion, better known as the AP's, will tinued The AP's sponsored an afterduring the basketball At the end o f the football school hoard gave a party for the the Arlington Hotel. The AP's got food they This year's officers were: president; Gerald Green, Donald Dull, secretary An excellent job was done by in handling the record crowds that see our basketball games. 5 �Top r o w —left t o right: Collard, SansIlen, Felley, Hyland, Engle. 2nd r o w : Miss Baumann, Draper, Draper, B a k , Southcott. 1st r o w : Clads, Heckman, Burrick, Boyer, G r o v e , Porter. Home Economics Club party. The new year activities a skating and The most important spring the planning and serving of a dinner for the mothers of the girls in The ionic Economics Club, under the supervision of Miss Ruth Bauman, is an entirely new group composed of nearly all ninth grade girls. The main objective of the group is to learn about the ture Homemakers of America Officer President Vice-President TreasurerJ a n e t Secretary ' B a r b a r a Reporter __ J o The club's fall activities opened with a picnic meeting, at which time made for the ,year. The girls pot-luck supper meetings, and time they planned and carried out 5 �Left t o right: Sommeiroth, Robinson, Wright, Aiken, McLoughlin, Smith. Debate Team This year's debate team got off to start by defeating the Hillsdale team. Coldwater's affirmative by the Hillsdale The next debate was held at Marshall with Coldwater's Albion came to Coldwater and was victorious over both teams as was bated for two years; and also a senior, who has debated The affirmative team was composed of Barbara Robinson and Jean seniors, who have debated for Betty Aiken and Conrad experience in debating this year debating once and Conrad Both will be back The negative team was composed garet McLaughlin, a senior, who Mrs. Anne Hayes coached 6 �Standing—left t o right: K g , Lompson, King Seated: K i n g . P a r k s , Schlubatis. Ushers Top row—lefi t o right. Munger, Paul, 2nd r o w : C u l p , S t o u t , Furney, R o b e , Stuck, Buys, Raymond. 1st r o w : H a t m a k e r, Parks, Parshell, H a n t s , McLain, R a d e r, G r i g g . 6 �Left t o right: A y e r eier, Thomas, Aiken, Smith, McLaughlin, 1948 Follies This year an operetta replaced the coronation to raise money for boo The above committee chose the operetta, "Gypsy Troubadour," put on May 14. I t was a huge success. The main characters Gerald Green; Tom, Don Byers; Mr. Clayton, Seton Bovee; Stansell; Nickoli, Jack Rowe; Rosita, Jean Wright; Marko, erick; Jannia, Marilyn Smith; Elena, Jane Ann Paul; Verb, as; Clare, Susan Branch; Jean, Marilyn Bradley; Mary, 6 �Top r o w —left t o right: Robey, Hacker, Cornish, Pryne, Blanchard, Mossman, King, Dollar, Bliss. 3rd row: H a r d y, Haller, K i n d . , Robinson, Wright, Burton, Clup, Fredericks, Cushings, Greenamyer, loose. 2nd r o w : Lowrence. Jackson, Butters, LobdeII, Soncrant, E w e r s , Hoogenboom, Renshaw, Dickey, Davis, Hayes, Smith. 1st row: Brockway, Jividan, H o w e . , Lampson, Kennedy, Smith, Moore, Rowe, Schlubatis, Brickey, Howley, Ellis, Thomas, McLoughlin (not pictured). Seniors to Washington At 3:15 on May 1, 1942, 55 Seniors boarded the bus for the first part of their 21st annual Washington tour. The trip included such wellas Washington, D. C., Mt. Vernon, Annapolis, Philadelphia, New York, Buffalo and Among the most interesting places visited were the United Nations Success, a tour of N.B.C. radio and television studios (where a peck at A l Jolson, Oscar I.aVent, and Groucho Marx, and Henry Aldrich program), the Music Hall where we saw the the trip to the Statue of Liberty, and the boat trip around This was a trip never to be forgotten by everyone who went, and thing that all undergraduates should look 6 �Bow Tie Club The most wonderful day of the year! The gentlemen of the to dress up and give the girls a treat. As a result we had a group of he-men having the above We girls were mighty thrilled. I n fact, we never knew they could good. We owe it all to Sylvester Fredericks who started the The girls of C. H. S. thank �Seoted—lefi t o right: Moore, Aiken, Standing: D o r i , Smith, Moweer. "I Speak For The Junior Chamber of Commerce gave the speech class first chance at the National " I Speak for Democracy" contest. Miss Gwatkin assigned to everyone in the class a speech to write. From the thirty who speeches, six were chosen to participate in the The contest was held in the Roosevelt auditorium. The judges Reverend Lindsey, R. M. Waddell, and a J.C.C. member. They Aiken, first prize; Marilyn Smith, second prize; and Delores Hawver, third priz As a result of winning first, Betty's speech was sent into quarter 6 �Pat ond the Dog—Hil Lawrence—Oh, Girls—Ain't they cuter—Goo Hold him, Jean—Cute dog—Why, Marilyn—Bud ond Mary Rose—Man without Rex Barb—The Hots—Charles—Side way Schlubatis, Char and the dogs—Donna—What y o ' dein', Brock—Gee The Grin a n d the Clap—The Gang—Concentration7—Wow Janie a n d Te n 000000 Representatiws—Cooch—Barb "The C a r " G i s t —Lennon a n d I v e y 66 ��"A" Band The "A" Band was very active in 1948. The band's first activities year were marching and playing at the Annual Branch County 441 Joseph County Fair. They played at all the home football games and two out.of.town football games. The band took part in Marching Festival On February 15, members of the Band went to Detroit to see of the 1948 Ice Revue which starred In March the Annual Concert and Follies was presented. The tended the District Contests at Kalamazoo, where they received The group journeyed to Holland on May 22 to participate in Tulip Festival. To end the year's activities the hand will march in morial Day "A" BAND Bond, Harlean Dygert. John FLUT Drinkwater, Eunice Lampson, FRENCH TENOR liawver, Delores Quimby, Mahaffio,. Milnes, William Cushing, Larry Della=en, Flickinger, Ronald OBO Weiden, Donna BARITONE Cooper, Lois BARITONE Stansell, William lb Granger, Clifford Magee, Corey, Ronald CORNETS and Douglas, Semmelroth, Conrad Huntley, TROMBO Tappenden, Ellis, Blaine Adams, Esther Robley, Robert Crandall, Larry Loose, Lloyd Lampoon, Marilyn Secord, Keith Davis, John Smith, Marilyn Hawk, Norman Davis, Rowe, Mary Wolford, William SOUSAPH Unroe, Johnson, Marine Tompkins, Harris, PER SSIO Raymond, Marjory Harlon, William Bass Drum Paradine, Avis Lyman, Robert Cymbal Peck, Fair, Nancy Snare Drum Garvin, Maxon, Lowell Snare Drum Camby, John Walker, John Snare Drum Baggerly, Corless, Robert Snare Drum Downer, Jerry Morrill, Snare Drum BASSCLARINET B o r d e n , Dorothy _Tympany Munger, Phyllis B e t t s , Ardith Bell Olmstead, Gail B e l l s C Todd, Patricia DRUM Thomas, ALTO Hill, Richard TWIRLE Mack, Lincoln, Marion Kaser, Patricia Cochrane. Carlo, Stephenson. Betty 68 �Follies For the second consecutive year a follies band, providing the and a few extra band members, providing an abundance of corn, the follies, the lighter side of the The orchestra was composed of the more adept "A" Band of them returnees from 69 �Fugitive from Justice—Maestra a n d Present Lorry a n d the Girls Father Walker—The West—Lornpson Sisters Nancy (Al Jolson) Pair—Grand Finale 70 �"B" The "B" Band had forty-six members. Most of them were High but Senior High was represented by a few. They marched at one football game, the Halloween parade, the Christmas parade, Memorial Day parade. They also played several numbers at Band concert and Follies on March 11 lb Soule, I.a Forge, King, Troutman, Reppert, Richard Cochrane, McDonald, Reppert, Carolyn Robinson, Esterline, Ella Marie Wilcox, Johnson, BASS Sherman. C Maggert, ALTO Olmsted, Meier, Gloria Lampson, AeMoody, Luse, Shirley Forrester, Troutman, "B" BAND TENOR Sibley, Linda BARITONE Johnson, Allen, Daryl Morrill, Watkins, Grace Ann Green, Ralph HOR Hall, Lindsey, Marilyn CORNETS end Wallace, Ballard, Forrest B A R I T O N E Luce. RefineII. Ted Northrup. Jack T R O M B O N E Eralich, Joseph Mack, Phyllis S O U S A P H O N E Barringer. Fred Johnson. Jerold Robinson, Nancy Tucker, Raymond Jones, Roger S Blanchard, Dale Philbrick. Joan Helmer, Jerry PERCUSS B a s S n a r _ _ n a r S n a r B e l _ _ TV/ l Robinson, Nancy 7 s e Drum Drum e e Drum Drum s _ Bells l �"C" Band The "C" Band had fifty-four members this year. Its members consisted of fifth and sixth This group took part in the annual Band Concert and Follies 11 and 12. They also played and marched at one football game, een parade, and the Memorial "C" B A N D FLUTE A L T O SAXOPHONES T R O M B O N E Chrispelle, Aitchison. M a r j o r y F o r r e s t e r . Smith, DeLores S O U S A P H O N E NsCLARINETS Betts, Donna N l a g e e . Rolland Kemp. Sharron T o m p s o n , Carol P E R C U S S I O N Rennell, Judy Nliines, Johnny Schlubatis, Sybil Downer, Davenport, Phyllis B u r l o w , Joan Disci, Keith Earner, Janet T u c k e r , Patricia Sager, Eunice Lennington, Donna Robinson, Jack Sweet. Jerry M c K e i t h , Pat E N O R SAXOPHONEn a K i n g , Ruth Mary o .D g Ki T Way, Mary \ X allure. Eugene Burgoon, Shirley B e n e d i c t , Charles Worthington, Carol C O R N E T S and TRUMPETS H o d g m a n , David Donkin, Tom M c N i t t , Wayne Waldren, La Vetta H o b a r t , Fred Decease, Ronald Thompson, Joan T o m p k i n s , Tom Weeks, Rita V I O L I N S BASSCLARINET D u k e , Tommy J o h n s o n , Donald Walker, William G r e e n w a l d , Alice Semmelroth, Carl G o o d w i n , Robert F l u r t n n , John Wert, David lb SAXOPHONE C EJerry L L O Troutman, Parshall, Billy B a r r i n g e r , Edmund 72 �Beginners' Band The Beginners' Band had forty-five members. They are all student They played and marched at one football game, the and Memorial Day parade May 30. They also played at the Concert and Follies March 11 FIRST YEAR BAND FLUTE Dean. S hamt t , K A L e l l BA CLARINETS ..... C a r o l y n Wo r t h i n g t o n . J o L e e Holt, Glenn H P T O SAXOPHONES M a y , M a r i l y n y , Kathleen C h i h o n . Gary M c K i n n e y. J e a n n i n e J o h n s . . Nancy E R C U S S I O N i Ines, M o l l y CORNETS e n d TRUMPETS M e C R n n , DIssIld Fraser, G r e g Merchant. K a t h r y n n c k l e y , Ronny Lewis. D o n a l d . B o y e r , Bill Soules, C o n n i e F o r d , Lam Olmsted, M a r y H o w l e t t , F r e d K i n s e y , W e a l e y Funderburg, R o n a l d Renshaw, J u d y L i n t , lames Carlisle, M a r y H u b b a r d . C l y d e A n d e r s o n , Charles Spencer, I . i n d a S m i t h , Orla K l i n e , Bruce Smith, James S t r o n g , Hal G r a n g e r , Bruce Burgoon, l a r k M a t t s o n . J e r r y N o b l e , Roy La V i c e , V i r g i n i a T R O M B O N E S S t a n k r a u f f , Jack Anderson, D o n a l d B u t c h e r , L y s l e S o u t h e o t t , B i l l y i 73 �2na t o w - l e f t t o novo. Stevenson, Douglos, Thompson, M a y, Dove, Parks. M u n g e r, Enos. 1st r o w : Barnes, lowerance, Frolick, G a r y, ParshaII, Sngth, Clark, G r i g g , Jackson. Seated: Whitcomb, Smith, Russell, H a n t z , G i s t , Jones, Miss Smith. Senior The Senior High Chorus had a membership of twenty-five girls ters. Their slogan became "Join the chorus and become engaged as they lost several girls by marriage and a few became engaged. also helped put on the Christmas program and the "Gypsy Troubadour." A special chorus composed of Donna Jackson, Joy Barnes, Alice Thompson, Crystal Fralick, Joyce Jones, Betty Parshall, Dora rion Russell, and Ruth Ellen Smith sang for the Business and Women's Club, Fortnightly Chorus, and in an assembly for the 7 �Top row—left t o right: C W i l l s o n , Engle, Walters, Dick, Erkine, Worthington. 3rd row: Drinkwater, Johnson, Inds, Thornas, Zabonick, Earnsberger, Folk. Tappenden. 2nd row: Bodie, Miner, Allen, Grove, Baker, Raymond, Devlin. Aiken, Cooper, Miss Smith. 1st raw: McNoll, Parker, Allen, Sampsell, Renshaw, Williams, Moran, Warden, Spode. Junior High This year the Junior High Chorus was composed of forty twenty of the seventh grade girls had to drop out because of a schedule. The girls helped to put on the Christmas program which annual affair for the choruses. They also helped a great deal in the operetta "Gypsy Troubadour. A special chorus was made up Sampsell, Patsy Allen, Beth Williams, Virginia Renshaw, Janet Phylis 7 �gads row—Dtoncling)—lett t o right: Waring, Merlow, Whitcomb, Osborn, Dick, Cobb, McKnight, Hill. Second row—rslanding): Otis, N o s h A l l . , Goodwin, Cushing, Michael. Orno, Heckman, M r. Dillon. Seated: M o w r y, Brickey, Cooper, Ruth Ellen Smith (Accompanist), Muller, C o o . Boys' A Boys' Chorus was organized for the first time in C. H. S. this year. under the direction of Coach Dave Dillon, was made up o f twenty-two Junior and Senior High boys. They have Tuesdays and Thursdays, assemblies and in the Band Follies. ior and Junior quartet were the The Chorus was organized administration felt that training with musical talent was necessary. I t is planned to continue this training, form of a Boys' Chorus, in the with the hope that the organization come bigger The Chorus participated in more Reception and the assembly. Also, two of its members, Cox and Larry Cushing, have taken part, individually and in a duet, in 7 �Avis a n d Nancy—Home portiesB—Same party—Ye olde M u d Hole Lake James- 4 - H F a i r —Chuck, a g a i n —The girls—Dee a n d B o b More house parties—Suckers?—Jone a n d Joyce—Boo—Oh, Jean —Hello, girls Smile Teocher—Iveyposin—Ain't love grand—See t h e Cordinal—Hi, Borb—Leg a r t 7 �Jerre11—Mariorie a n d Claire—Freckles—Ganalee—Joyce What y a ' (Join% Teacher7—Avis—Walkin the ledge—Why, Marionl—lvon a n d Joan Junior, drinkini—The Maestro—Like ice cream, Donno—Srnile—Shirley a n d Flora M a e Bad Axe a n d Camp—I like cards, too—Givin' t h e good w o r d 7 ��L. :-..411 2 1 L 2 1 11111111111a— , , s Plavit11_, ill NIMICIIIMAII0110 all11011M—MILI la le MI _ N I M B I . 0 : M i l k It I S M M I 1 M I I M E 1111=111111111111111111 M U M N r a 152LIMMJIIMIE r a l l N M M i l M i l t MIL SIM MIL t . ,.d'uIli.-;407:1_, I ' - • - . . `ier''' 0 ' al *4 S 6 g ! 7 4 5 . 5 2 7 1 7 2 /6;',1 v 1*1 Ile vaor Top r o w —left to right: Stevens, S o l e s , Odren, Fry, Loose, Frederick, Weage, Rhodes. 2nd row: Coach Dillon, Corless, Lewis, Tighe, Weeks, MacDonald, Saturant, Coach Gregg. l i t row: Coach Eby, Rosenberg, McConnell, Rowe, Murphy, Moore, Schlubatis, Smith Varsity Football Every fall the air is filled with of footballs being punted and the grunts and groans of the boys who play man game. There is a magic in the air during the football season that comparison. Yet, behind the glamor football games, there is a lot of sweat, dirty work, and sacrifice on the part of all the team members and coaches. This year's team, with only a mediocre wonrecord, was always i n there fighting f o r victory and C. H. S. We're proud of our Card The next week the Cardinals Lakeview and opened their schedule with a 20-13 victory. This very fast game, with the outcome until the final whistle. passes were knocked down or plete in the end zone in the final the Hillsdale came to Coldwater ing week and absorbed a 13-6 Cardinal scoring was confined to touchdown runs in the first half, Lewis and one by Murphy. scored in the second half. But early fourth quarter the Hornets acquired down on Coldwater's one-yard line, The Cards were undaunted, however, and in four plays were in possession of the the ten- After almost three weeks of and scrimmage, our Cards opened son on Sept. 19 by defeating 13.6 at Waterworks Park. in the first five minutes of play on a long pass from Sowles to Cox, and again last five seconds of the first half— same combination clicking on pass. Three Rivers scored in the on a running play to complete The next week Coldwater suffered defeat by a heart-breaking 13-12 Cards were unable to get an ing in the first half and Marshall ran 8 �Playing one of their best games year the following week, our Cards once-beaten East Lansing Trojans a very had scare before bowing in the The Cards scored in the first period on a quarterback sneak. I n the they threatened to score again halted on the East Lansing 15-yard a 15-yard penalty. In the third Lansing completed a fourth down pass to tie the score 6-6. Early fourth quarter East Lansing gained a first down on Coldwater's 2-yard line. rose to the occasion, and four plays later Coldwater took over on their own line. Later, after intercepting pass, E. L. scored on an end-around play, winning Max McConnell (Junior) En I y e a r Varsity On November 7, Sturgis came ter for the traditional battle for Football. Sturgis kicked off and after the ball changed Murphy broke off tackle for a touchdown. Lewis converted led 7-0. Coldwater scored touchdown on a 90-yard drive. from center for the was high, but Sowles, playing heads(Continued 13-0 lead. Late in the third water's offense started to click, and fourth quarter they scored two touchdowns. Both attempts for failed, however, and the time ran they could A rapidly improving Albion Coldwater the next week, 24-16. Although Coldwater outgained Albion by yards, they were plagued with fumbles all during the game. During the first bion, playing heads-up ball and with the help of a few breaks, ran up a time lead. Coldwater came back the second half but were unable the big lead built up by Albion in hal On October 24 the Cards played apowerful Adrian team. first on a long pass, Lewis to water was unable to hold its lead rian led 19-6 at the half. I n the ter Adrian scored again. once more in the fourth quarter pass to Tighe to conclude the scoring. This proved to be the only game in water was out-gained and was defeat of Carl Lewis (Junior) Full.badt 3 years Varsity 8 �• Varsity Football Jack Rowe played three years football at tackle for C.H. S. a fast man for his size and was one steadiest and most dependable the squad. His ability and spirit tainly be missed by next what proved to be the winning grabbed the ball and ran around end for what proved to be the winning struck back early in the third period after recovering a fumble on Coldwater's line. They quickly drove to but the try for the extra point Early in the fourth period another fumble on Coldwater's 15and quickly scored a touchdown and the extra point but the game 14, Sturgis Lloyd Loose won his first this year playing regular guard. a very aggressive, hard-blocking man fense and a mainstay on defense. troubled near the end of the season infection in Willard Schlubatis was another man. He played offensive center sive guard. He saw most of his the defensive guard spot where his aggressiveness often helped to stop ponents' Senior right-end Jack Tighe and Junior fullback Carl Lewis were elected this year and both proved this honor by their outstanding on the The Seniors who played their ball for C. H. S. this year are Jack Tighe won his third varsity football this year at right end. play won him the respect of and his teammates who elected ary coDean Murphy played his first football for the Cardinals after here from Elkhart, Indiana. from tackle to halfback this year did a very fine job. He also sive tackle and was awarded tion on the All-conference team at tion Dick Moore played a lot of ball few games at defensive guard. one reserve game at the first of the then moved up to varsity competition. He developed rapidly and was one of est charging men on John Soncrant won his first this year although honored by leg injury. He started the season improved rapidly and guard and defensive These seven boys wish the and all future Cardinal teams the best of luck 82 �Eugene Sonnies (Junior) Quarterback 1 years Varsity Leroy Can (Junior) En 2 years Varsity Kenny MacDonald (Junior) Half-back 1 y e a r Varsity Rex C o d e " (Sophomore) Half1 y e a r Varsity Don Smith (Junior) Tackl 2 years Varsity Willard Schlubatis (Senior) Cente 1 year Varsity �Marvin Rosenberg (Junior) Tackl I y e a r Varsity Fred Weeks (Junior) Cente 1 y e a r varsity Jack R o w e (Senior) Tackl 3 years Varsity 8 �John Soncront (Senior) Guard 1 y e a r Varsity Dick Moore (Senior) Tackl 1 y e a r Varsity �3rd r o w — l e t t t o r i g h t : Stephan., Cooper, D r a y t o n , W i c k , Dennis, M a c k l i n , M c Curley, Byers. 2nd r o w : Simmons, Engle, Reavey, H a w l e y, M a x o n , Stens.% Yo p e , Rhodes. lst r o w : Coach E b y, Clark, Ellis, Burch, Wo r t o n , H a r v e y, Woods, Coach Dillon. Reserve Football The Coldwater Reserve team opened their season at Quincy by defeating their Varsity gridders 20-0. T h e y then lost two home games i n a row with Sturgis beating them 18-7 and A l b i o n winning out 13-7. T h e Junior Cards got back on the winning road by defeating Hillsdale 13-0. N e x t , t h e Colon Varsity, undefeated and scored on only once, came here to administer a drubbing to our Junior Cards. T h e follow. ing week they closed their season ing Sturgis there by the score o f 7-0 join-soaked field. 8 �2nd row—left t o right: Cooper, Rosenberg. McConnell, Rhodes, Fry. 10 row: Eby, Corless, Murphy, Cox, Tighe, Sowles, Dillon. Varsity give, him an average of 14.5 points per game. He was one of the for the All-Conference team. Jack Tighe and Dean Murphy were made of the A l l -Conference team. squad consisted o f two Seniors Tighe, guard; Dean Murphy, Juniors—LeRoy Cox, forward; Connell, guard; Eugene Sowles, forward; Harry Cooper, forward; berg, guard; three Sophomores— less, guard; Gene Fry, center; forwar December 2—The Cardinals season with a new nonagainst Eaton Rapids. They got off to a good start and did not seem to much trouble piling up a 50 to over Eaton December 5—Albion came here the Conference with Coldwater. jumped into the lead, scoring (Continued The Coldwater High team, coached by Floyd Eby, other excellent second straight year, also winning the District was held at Sturgis. Their record blemished by any conference team. They won all fourteen tilts and one ence game while losing their only game of the scheduled season to They now have set a new Twinord by winning twenty-four games in and next year's team has a chance this record even further. Only team in the history of the Twinever gone through one season any team in the conference. the Cards played twenty games they scored 980 points to 641. Their game average is 49 to ponents' 32.05 points. R e x Corless, the Cards outstanding Sophomore tured the Twin-Valley individual crown with 202 points in fourteen 8 �• Basketball while Albion only scored one. From there on it job piling up a score of December 18—Marshall came here to play in the last game which was to be played on our court. The Cards controlled the ball most of the time and in doing so scored 50 points to January 6 —Coach Floyd Eby's men journeyed to East Lansing to play in what turned out to be one of the toughest games of the season. Both teams kept up the fast pace, with the Cards coming out on top, 53 January 9—The Cards made their second long trip of the week to Adrian. The game started slow teams but, after the pep talk at the half, the back fast and hard, running the score to 46 January 13--The Sturgis Trojans came here to play in one of the most exciting games of the season. This was the first game that was played Armory floor and the Cards had ble finding the basket. B u t after Cards controlled the ball most of This was the twenty-first fought battle, the Cards came out on two points. The score was February 17—Coldwater was January 16—The last of the of their old rival, Sturgis. After games was played here with Hillsdale. game played here January 13, After a see-saw half, the and his team were determined ahead to win Sturgis by a larger margin. The n't seem to be bothered by the January 30—Lakeview traveled here to and to prove this they won by 49 play in one of the biggest battles of the year. The reason was that February 20—Adrian journeyed the only team to defeat I.akeview which play in the last home game of the stood i n second place in the season. Adrian put up a good fight Starting fast the Cards scored first half but soon tired with the points to the Spartans' four. Coldwater set by the Cards who won slowed up a little in the second half but finished out in front, February 6—Coldwater went all to play the Redskins. They Cards a real scare in the first half Cards bounced back, scoring points in the third period and won score of February 10 — The Cards played the second non-Conference game Indiana, at Angola. The Hornets twenty7three game winning streak in exciting game which was a seeall the way. When the fourth over the score was knotted 51 to 51. After the overtime was out. Angola had two points. 56 February 13—East Lansing to lose in a thriller, 47-35, in which the �February 27--The traveled to Hillsdale to play the last game of the 47-48 season. almost stung the high-flying Cardinals in avery close contest. The game was a hard-fought see-saw battle of the game. The Hornets menvery closely but the Cards twenty- fourth consecutive game by one point. The score was The Cardinals then took the T-V title which was March 4 —Coldwater took the first hurdle in the state tourney. Kalamazoo State High had defeated the Cards three years row but the Cards by beating them by twentyState High gave the Cards a the first half and then they tired Cards breezed to a 52 to March 6—Eby's men took its trict Championship since they ferred to the Sturgis district Three Rivers 63-41. The into an early lead and maintained it by asafe margin all through the though Three Rivers put up a every minute of • THE REGIONAL March 11—Coldwater journeyed to Kalamazoo College to play Haven "Rams" in the first of the tourney. The Cards seemed to slightly tire the first quarter back to be out in front by ten points at the half. From there on the seem to be troubled by the Rams too much as Coldwater won battle for the rest of the game. With onds left to play and the Cards leading St. Joe made a charity toss, knotting and then made another one with just a few seconds left. The Cards tried time was against them and St. 36-3 • This year's team compiled a very ord and everyone feels that this team down i n the history o f Coldwater High School's athletic program as one of est basketball teams to play High. Although they did not win Championship, we of C. H. S., and community believe that they are PIONS. The coaches and players deserve a great deal of credit, praise, ment from everyone in the Next year's squad will have back and will have a very good team as it looks now. but the services of Jack Dean Murphy will be March 13—The traveled to Kalamazoo College to anip and tuck contest with in the regional final. The Cards got off toa poor start while St. Joe and after that the Cards only had the lead momentarily. I n the the Cards caught up and it was a 8 �Gene Inn (Sophomore) 1 y e a r Varsity Eugene Sowles (limier) 1 y e a r Varsity Max McConnell (Junior) 1 y e a r Va n i t y Jim Rhodes (Sophomore) I y e a r Varsity Leroy C o x (Junior) 1 y e a r Va n i t y 90 �m Marvin Rosenberg (Junior) 1 y e a r Varsity Jock Tighe (Senior) 3 years Varsity Dean Murphy (Senior) 2 years Varsity Harry Cooper (Junior) 1 y e a r Varsity Rea Carless (Sophomore) 1 y e a r Varsity 1) �Standing: Coach Eby, Lyman, Woods, Carless, Clark, Dickey, Coach Dillon. 1s1 r o w : Maxson, Weeks, Engle, Hoogenboom. Porter, I v e y, Simmons. Reserve The Reserve Basketball team had a very excellent season this year. The boys on the team showed great possibilities for Varsity competition next season. Their impressive standing of 11 wins and five losses make mark in the score book for future Reserve teams to compete for. This year's Reserve letter winners are Fred Weeks, Paul Hoogenboom, Lowell Maxson, Tom Engle, Lawrence Porter, Bob Lyman, Revel Ivey, Bob Clark, Bob Corless, Games won: Lakeview, Lakeview, Hillsdale, Hillsdale, Adrian, Adrian, Marshall, Eaton Rapids, Sturgis, Games lost: Marshall, East I.ansing, Sturgis, Angola, 9 �3rd r o w : Hurley, Rubley, Magee, Smith, Robbins, Myers, B o v e , Byers. 2nd r o w : M r. Grigg, Secord, Dygert, Carless, Worton, White, Cortes, 1st r o w : Troutman, Granger, Whitcomb, Stansell, Tompkins Jackson. Future Varsity Mr. Grigg and his Future Varsity Basketball team have made a cord for themselves The first game was held at Howe, Indiana, where they played They then went over to our neighboring town of Sturgis and the Reserves in which they lost. The next game was played with they made their third victory. Tekonsha was the next on their list played two games with them. They lost one and won one. The last were with the State Home where they won both The first ten were: Bob Cochrane, Maurice Troutman, Seton Byers, John Dygert, Dale Rubley, Bill Stansell, George Worton, Bud 93 ����GIRLS' GOLF End row—Mf1 t o right: Smith, Rowe. Coach Eby, Haller, Pillsbury. Olmsted, fack• lom, Branch, Hardy. 1st raw: Bates, Meier, Fraser, Dunkin, Kimber, Munger. BOYS' GOLF Standing—left t o right: Ivey, Stan,.II, Dygert, Ayers. Coach Eby. Sitting: Walker, Troutman. 97 �Varsity Baseball The baseball squad has completed only three practices as this story goes There are five lettermen returning from last year's varsity. These are: first baseman; Carl Lewis, rence Porter, infielder; Rex er-infielder; Eugene Sowles, There are 56 boys signed up at the present time. Positions are open for hard-hitting outfielders, pitchers and ond varsity and reserve squads while will have charge of the Some of the contracts sent out schools have not been returned as leaves a few open dates in April 16—East Lansing April 23—Coldwater May 4—Lakeview at Coldwater; April 7—Coldwater at Adrian; April 14 water at Hillsdale; April 21— Sturgis; April 25—Albion Coach Dave Dillon is taking over the 98 �Stonding—lefe t o r i g h t . M r. Olson, MiInes, W h i t e , Corless, W o r t ° , Ellis, Mossmon, Sisal, Yo p e , Fisher, B o w e , G r i g g . G a r • man, H a r l e y, Ya p . , &mord, M a g g a r t , Coach Dillon. Seated: Whitcomb, Granger, Foglosong. Raymond, Omo. D a r n , Weakled, Brown Reserve The Reserves had a new playing field this year. I t is found across from Parkhurst Park on Parkhurst Avenue. However, their games are at Waterworks The Reserves have made great progress this year. They have games with Quincy, Sturgis, Jonesville, and Union City. Mr. Olson had charge of the Reserve team and has done a swell job. Despite the fact that Mr. Olson has had very little work with when the Varsity needs players next year his boys will 9 �Top row—left t o right: Porter, Sherman, Little, Poradine, Martin, Thompson, Thomplon, Downer, Morgan, Krisov, Harley, Stein, Paul. 4th r o w : Rader, Porter, Wilson, Watson, T h o r n a s , l i e d * , Harris. Davis, Hudson, King, Baker, Wi l d e r, Michael, Engl.,. 3rd row: Collard, Hyland, Unroe, H a l l , Bond, Cooper, Renshaw, Sommeboth. Eckert, Nickerson, Allen, B o r n . , Enos, Grose. 2nd r o w : Burton, Douglas, Rowe, SchMaoris, Stout, Olmstead, Thebaud, Chrispell, Branch, Cornish. LobdeII, L o w e . . . , L a m p . , King. 10 row: Miss Netcher, Parks, Leudders, Smith, Drinkwater, Pillsbury, Olmsted. Fad:lam. M e i e r, Hudson, Reepka, Munger. Hants, G r i n . Senior High G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is a new club this year. Miss girls' physical education teacher, organized it. The club takes place tramurals and has proved to be a success. Over three hundred as members this year. Officers were elected, making up the Cabinet. Marilyn Smith was elected as president; Jane Morgan, viceMeier, seventh grade representative; Judy McKnight, eighth Allen, ninth grade; Joyce Schlubatis, tenth grade; Betty grade; Bette Cornish, This year's curriculum included basketball, volleyball, deck fle-board, ping pong, and softball. The club also put on some very semblies and sponsored 10 �lop row—left t o r i g h t : Esterline, Wilcox, Sager, Hubbard, H i l l b o r g , Cooper, Snyder, H e a l y, S o b e r, Lind, M o r o n . M a g g o r t . South.,.,,. Mb r o w : S o w ' , Line, A l l . , Harris, Selby, Bell, Hobson, Troutman, Lafarge, Balch, Spade, Sherman, Olmsteod. 3rd row: Mitchell, Meier, Stephenson, G r i g g , McDonold, Luse, Green, Kaser, Wo r d e n , Lompson, Robinson, H y . land, Hison. E c l a i r s , King. 2nd r o w : A n d r e w s , Woods, Scheidler, H o r t , Parks, McKnight, E l k o ' ' , Sager, Aiken, H o l l i s . , Folk, Ernsberger, Bodie, Brown. 1st row: Miss Pletcher, Burton, A l l . , , , Scott, M i n u r, Hooker, M i l l e r, Stephenson, D e v l i n , D i c k , I n d . , M a c k , water, Parker, B o y e r. Junior High G. A. A. The Junior High G.A.A. menthe!, participated in the same spurts Senior High members. Their basketball teams were also entered in the tournamen Late in the year an auction was held, with many Junior High part in it. After the auction the only noon-hour dance of the year Of the three hundred girls who joined the G.A.A. this year, hundred and fifty came from grades seven, eight, and nine. They the direction of 10 �Top row—left t o right: Drayton. MacDonald, King, Keyes, Green, Peavey, Seig, Moore, Rowe. 2nd row: Coach G r e e t , Lockwood, Byers, Parks, SortwelL Dickey, Odren. Weeks, Magee. Dennis. 3rd row: McCurley, Goodwin, Clark, Stoma'', Meyer, Fredericks, Sowlos, Corless, Fry, Smith, Little, M r. Houston. Seated: Callahan, Dull. Smith, I v e y, Bove*, A l l . , . , Tait, H a r v e y, Codes.. Trac Due to the rush of publication this story was written before was underway. There are 44 boys out this year with a large group men included. This gives the future a very good look. This year six lettermen back and a number of reserves and the team is to a good Mr. Green is head coach and is nobly assisted by Mr. Houston, C. H. S. Mr. Green a n d M r. Hooston looking the situation over lo2 �N 3,1 r o w —left t o right: Coach Eby, Thompson, Magee, Engle, McConnell. & H o b o . , Gontby C o / ter 2nd r o w : Troutman, Hurley, Stevens, Barnes, Murphy, Bisel, M r. Weeks Kneeling: Woods, Ewers, Smith, Soncront, Thompson. Tenni April 29— May 4—Adrian May 8—TV. East Our former principal, Fred Weeks, Sr., acted as head coach this year, his valuable time to the development of C. H. S.'s erstwhile racketeers. found time between his many ties to act as This is the second year that been part o f Coldwater's since it was discontinued in the of the war. The squad this year consists of about twenty boys, eight of whom erans of last The schedule, as far as known Cardinal went to press, was April 20—Adrian April 22—Lakeview 10 �Varsity Left t o right: SO.,., Donkin, McLaughlin, Smith, Sch!abatis, Stout. This year's cheerleading squad a swell job of pepping up the in pep assemblies and at all the basketball games. They new yells during the year and we work will encourage more girls to go out for cheerleading The girls on the Varsity squad were: Margaret McLaughlin, 2 years; kin, 2 years; Janie Smith, 1 Stout, 1 year; Joyce Schlubatis, Ellen Stein, The girls on the Reserve Bmmie Hall, Elaine Smith, mas, Ann Weidner, Diane Marion Reserve Left t o right: A We i d n e r, D. Honenond, E. Smith, B. Hall, M . Thomas. lilt �Top r o w : C o a c h D i l l o n , Corless, Weeks. Lewts, McDonald, Ta i t , Pocks. 2nd Row. Smith, Weoge, Rowe, Moore, SchInbotis, Odren. Soncron,. Seated: Sowles, Wo o d , Con, Rosenberg, McConnell, Hoogenboom. Porter, Cooch E b y. "C"Coach Floyd Eby, at the All held at the Masonic Temple. As ary, the C-Club voted on those eligible for varsity letters and again this year basketball championship trophy. The C-Club is an organization of high school boys who have earned a in one of the sports. The purpose of this organization is to better the between the teams and students of other schools with Coldwater high school, and to promote good The C-Club closed the year with ation and a large banquet for to celebrate a very The C-Club got right down to year and installed a new sports tem. This new system will be of fit to future letter winners. Later in they rebuilt the trophy case by and glass The C-Club presented a and several pep President D i c k Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Supervisor C o a c h The awards given to letter presented by the supervisor of the 10 �Dedicatio We were born during a depression. We have lived through a period of prosperity. We were the teen-agers that heard the war watched the blazing headlines mark our defeats and advances and tory. We waited for the strikes to end and a post-war era to return. still We are the Seniors who've spent thirteen years learning something find that we are in a position to use We have lived through an array of experiences, large and small: date, that election to a very "important" office, those two extra points overtime We are going to have more experiences. We are going to knowledge. We are going to live through more hard times ones. Maybe we will live through We are going to do a lot more. This is just a stop-over, to get and plans straight before we advance further. We're not going to With these memories in mind, we dedicate this book to 106 ��Boys, i t says—Convicl N o . 0000?—Smile!—Verleato-5ome D o g ! Hi, To m —Throw i t , Donnie—Jack—Why, Avisl—Ain't t h e y cute? Look t that car!—Dean i n his younger days—Linda and M a r y Ellen—Janie, how you've changed—Pat—Agoinl—The Coach! Hear no evil. Speak no evil. See n o ,oil!—Monkey Face Green—Look a l M . Mwell Janeil mon—George—Fleas a n d Junior—Grease Mankeyl—Morgaret, w h o ' , thol?—Georgia—Don likes i c e cream! 10 �Pet Peeves . . . Who 'Tis — As We Know 'Em — How We Know 'Em — Pet Peeves Esther Adam.. ---"Est'a" B a n g s -like LeRoy Cox and cr.- ."—Handsome— up in the locker room that are Jo Ann Adams—"Jo"--Gerald Green sho always come up to you and want pare Robert Barnes—"Bob"--Long neck— ing able to show Mr. Green how to Jerrill Frederick—"Jerry"—Nose in books- Charline Porter. Bill Fitch—"Filly"—Married man— Nets Furney Marilyn Gartnan—"Lovey"—Flirt, Benita Bartholomew—"Bart"—Hudson School students acting like grade Alice Gary —"Allie"— Tiny — who argue all Raymond Blanchard—"Ray"--Eby's helper- People who tell me how to do my Gerald Green—"Jerry"— Richard Bliss Rodney Greenamy er—"Toni"—Hair-do--The meals they serve Susan Branch—"Susie"—Beautiful hair — All boy Frank Gruner—"Frank"—Drawings who won't loan me a pencil when I.did it. James Brickey — "Brickey" — Squick many quite S.H with Aitchison. Why have them like Marjorie Hacker—"Margie"— borrow Shirley Haller --"Hal" — Pretty hair ceited under Barbara Brockway — "Brock"— Frog legs People who ask me when I am going on hair Thomas Halsoll—"Tom"— Wome Robert Burnworth—"Burnsy"—Dickey ple saying "huh". Ward Hamilton —"Doc"— Minister's son Robert Taft. Roberta Burton — "Bobbie"— Bathless lividan Gloria Butters —"Jeannie"— Cuttie Lobde Margaret Hardy—Peggy—Men! Harold Harvey —"Farmer"— —Butch Mary Byrde—"Birdie"—Cute smile spreading Robert Hawley —"Bob"— Lending money People who Martha Chester—"Googus"— Drawings water Delores Hawver—"Dee"—Making and malts— Mr. Sibley always saying. " Yo u should know, you murk in a Delores Chip —"Ores"— Horseback riding Teachers saying over and over again. "Do your homework Patricia Hayes—"Pat"—With Wade (Mayor) —Tests in Larry Cushing —"Cushion"— Riding Neteher and Dick Ifoogenboom Dean Cooper—"Prudence"—Typing asking me to do things I don't know how Pauline Hudson - - "Polly K . " — Delivering group dues stamps—Can't get °intake Davis —"Onnalee"— Scar legs —To hear people say, "Who, me?" when calls 011 Donna Jackson —"Donna"— nying—Short Joyce Jividan—"Gert"—Knockmaking fun of Ethel Dickey—"Ethel"—Little Gerold Dollar—Money Verleata Johnson —"Vert"— Singing fright. Betty Douglas —"Dougie"— Singing cliques Valerie Kennedy—"Val"—Worrying who sing Donald Dull—"Don"—Shine—Mud ing lot. George Keyes — "George "118"— Camera — Work Blaine Ellis—"Blimp"—Chubby 10 �• Lorraine Robey—"Rainy"—Car— • P e t Peeves Roberta Kimber—"Bobbie"—Kimba who say they will call you and Barbara Robinson —"Barb"— People laughing at things that are Warren King —"Dean"— President who never show up. Jack Rowe—"Black Jack"— Bragging who think they run Marilyn Russell—"Whistle" Dimples— genera Mary Knight—"Milly"—Short hair Janis Lampson —"Jan"— Star ner—Cracking Mary Rzpeka — "Jerry" — Being typing when I have work Dora Lawrence—Cafeteria Willard Schlubatis —"Shuck" — Big feet Schoo Alice Lobdell—"Blossum"—Office Girl Lloyd Loose—Whistling— Ronald Schweitzer — "Smoky" — Holding hands— Jim Lytle—Blushing Marilyn Smith—"Tommy"—Talking who try to run other Phyllis May —"Phil"— Excuses — shoes with Wade Smith—"Snuffy"—Mayor— rewrite my notices for Henry Medawis—"Ace" Big car Charles Michael—"Chuck"— —Too many things Robert Snyder—"Bob"—Not 4th Hour Forrest Meek—"Woodie"—Walking John Sonerant—"Turtle"—Blushing Eby's Richard Moore —"Mable"— C—People who Jeanne Stansell—"Cookie"—Personality courtesy around Helen Morris—"Blondie"--Blond hair munity Marion Stephenson—"Marion"—Violin sister wearing Jay Mossman—"Bubble"—Ears— Jack Multer —"Porkie"— Claire ing Christian Sticken —"Bud"— My Dean Murphy—"Murr—Sports— poke fun Basil Sunday —"Peat" — Saturday called "Peat." Flora McLain—"Fopie"— Blushing ry Margaret McLaughlin ing—People who poke fun when they really are jealou Gwendolyn Sweet—"Gwen"—Very quite-4th hour cafeteria Virginia Swantek —"Ginny"—Clothes Charles Thomas —"Chuck"—Twirling meetings Marion Nickerson—"Pick"— Cafeteria signed seats in Darold Thompson —"Red"— Donna Light Such long hours Rex Omo—Spell it backwards Richard Osborn—"Dick"—Fag— Jack Tighe—"Tighe"—Bag ears Pat Todd—"Pat"—People who Richard Powell—"Dick"—Alibis—Too far to E. Auralee Whitcomb—"Dimp"— erator—Some kids that eat Charles Pruyne —"Prunie" — Face Butter Virginia Whitcomb—"Ginny"— Short food in cafeteria, especially Wandalee Quimby—"Swirk"—Reading ple with winning Suzanne Whitman —"Suzie"— Bob called Kathryn Raymond —"Meg"— Red sweater Governme Mary Jean Widener —"George"— Stuck-up Rosemary Renshaw—"Rosie"—All A's in physics Jean Wright—"Bess"—Singing 11 �, fic4&g4aptia . . �Auto-ow/1Pd, . , . �111 �90noleActo. A 8 P Tea Co. Adams' Antique Shop Albright's Athletic Association _ _ _ Arnold A u t o Ports Asbury Bros. Baggerly Funeral Home Bailey Radio Bollard Garage Borlow Grocery Barney's Market Bee.Hive Shoe Store Berkey Bakery Blue Bird Confectionery Branch, J. B. Brooch County A n Service Branch County Bar Association Branch County Dental Association Branch County Medical Society Branch County Savings Bank Burton Butterfield Appliance Shop Carroll Store Carlisle Co. Chapman' City Market Clay St. Grocery Coca Cola Co. Coldwabr Bross Co. Coldwater Cleaners Coldwater D a i r y Co. Coldwater Office Co-op Co. Coldwater Provision Co. Coldwaror Rendering Works Coldwoter Reporter Coos Market Crandall Tire Shop Cy's Point Service Darling's _ Davis Coal I Fuel C o . Davis, O W . . Dorhammer, M a r t y Earl's G a r a g e Elliott's Market Endicott f a r m Equipment Federal Mogul Fix I t Shop Fox Florists Froda's Beauty Shop Fremont St. Grocery Fry's Bait Nouse Gas Service Co. Grover's Grocery Herl's Auto Body Shop Hellenberg, L. B . H & H Cleaners Hillborg & Hillborg Hillsdale Manufacturing Co. Hilton Store Holiday I n n Homer Furnace Er Foundry Corp. Ideal Wallpaper 8 Paint Store lio's Dress Shop Jay Sandwich Shop Rater Engineering Store Riess Jewelry Store Lee Brothers Legg Lumber C o . Linker's W I N Store Lipp Motor Soles log Cabin Radio Shop Lyons Drug Store Wedded. Shoe Store Mar's Furniture Horne Man's Pharmacy Mahaffey's Main Beauty Shop Main Theatre Marothy Radio Shop Martin's Book Store Martin's Grocery Store Mashon-Dorsey Memorial Monhew's Standard Service May, M i k e McCann IS Martin McConkey-Putnam funeral Monte McComb's Shoe Store McDaniel' McLaughli McMillan, W . A . Mead, M i l o Miller Poultry Midwest Foundry Co. Montgomery Wa r d Store Moore, R. F. Monger's Wrecker Service Murphy's Damp Music Mart Nash, On. J . S. Notional Utilities Co. Neuhauser Hatchery Oak Grove I n n Oder, Wilbur Olmstead 8 Son Osborn', Studio O'Shannohon Otto's Sport Shop Patierson's Printing Pearce Cigar Store Penney Co. Pete's Hi•Speed Pollock's Pratt Manufacturing Pratt Motor Sales Quality Spring Products. Inc. Reppert's Store Roby's Drug Store Rogers, D a l e Roosevelt Student Commission Shattuck Funeral Home Shaw Shoe Company Short's Tire Shop Sinclair Refinery Sinclair Service Smitty' Snyder's Bakery South Side Texaco Co. S & R Texaco Station Steel Metal Works Stella R e Swan Printing Co. Taylor Chevrolet Co. Tom Houser Gulf Service Station Tribby's Mobile Service Tribolet Store Tuck's Service Station Up-To-Date C o a l Co. Van Aken's Greenhouse Vernie's Harley Sales Vogt's Greenhouse Warner I N N Co. Walker's Laundry West End Grocery West, Jock Wilbur's Furniture Store Wolverine Point 8 Wallpaper Co. Woodward 8 Sans Tope's Mobile Service 11 12 13 14 11 13 13 12 13 12 12 12 13 14 14 13 13 12 12 12 12 14 12 13 13 11 12 13 13 11 14 12 12 14 12 12 13 12 13 12 13 12 12 13 11 12 13 13 11 12 13 14 11 12 14 12 13 12 13 13 11 13 13 13 12 13 13 119 13 13 12 12 12 13 _142 12 11 11 13 12 14 13 12 13 12 14 12 13 12 13 13 12 119 12 12 13 12 14 13 13 12 11 12 12 12 11. 11 13 13 14 12 11 13 13 13 12 13 12 11 13 13 13 119 12 12 14 13 13 119 13 14 13 13 13 12 12 13 14 13 12 12 13 116 126 13 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 ��Open for Private Parties & Dinners • Telephone 5 8 2 M �Take time to work. I t is the price Take time to think. I t is the source Take time to play. I t is the fountain Take time to be friendly. I t is the road Take time to dream. I t is hitching your wagon to Take time to look around. I t is too short a day to Take time to laugh. I t is the music of Take time to play with children. I t is the joy Take time to be courteous. I t is the mark of * * * And may you. the Graduating Class of 1948, adhere to the throughout Life. Time is an important factor in everyday life; but individuals and as a group, are prone to place too much it: doing everything in a hurry and yet accomplishing very little. * * * ThePATTERSON "It's Patterson's for the finest in Quality Printing" 18 North Monroe • C o l d w a t e r, 11 �Best Wishes t o the Class o f '48 VERNIE'S IMRLEY 505 MARSHALL Coldwater, Michigan Phone 1 5 9 M \\„ MOTORCYCLE PARTS & REO TRUCK SALES BEST LUCK TO FUTURE ATHLETIC TEAMS from Graduating The "C"- �COMPLIMENTS OF Quality Spring Products, Inc. • Coil Springs for Industrial and A g r i c u l t u r a l Purposes Best to the cp$PLETEtiv IIT �GOOD LUCK Compliments and of GOD BE WITH YOU "Marty" Derhammer • "If i t ain't right, Y- Marty'll make i t right!" • Compliments and CONGRATULATIONS! Good Wishes to the Class o f '48 Athlet Associa MAC' Furniture �• Th ROOSEVEL Compliments STUDENT of COMMISSION H i l l s d a l e M f g . Co. EXTEND SINCERE BEST WISHES • Compliments t o Class o f ' 4 8 DIXIE-CREAM DO- Kaser' Engineering & Sales by McLAUGHLIN'S Wishes t o congratulate the Class o f '48, give g o o d wishes t o t h e Class o f ' 4 9 ; Smitty Sez: and, Lord, h e l p t h e Class o f ' 5 2 ! If you look back too much, you will soon be heading t h a t w a y ! Smitty's �BEST WISHES! Compliments a.D.. JEWEL Phone of Murph Dair Phone 1 4 3 • BEST The Branch QUALITY DAIRY • Medical ALWAYS AT McDANI The Branch County 0. K.RUBBER Bar Extends Most Sincere Congratulations To the Class o f 1948 The Branch County Dental Extends Sincere Congratulations �A ". DARLING THE N A M E T O THINK O F FIRST I N D I S P L AY * L. A . DARLING COMPANY - BRONSON, MICHIGAN PLASTIC DIVISION - COLD WATER. MICHIGAN MIDWEST FOUNDRY DIVISION - COLDWATER, MCHGAN �&ctn.ahe .Y2Aaw Yhoe Tire Shop • VULCANIZING • RETREADING WISH THE CLASS O F ' 4 8 THE BEST OF LUCK • National Utilities Co. USE GAS Manufacturers o f SHAW "TRADESHOE • FOR • WATER • 78-82 W. Chicago St. Ott Sport Shop a n d BEST WISHES Bike Shop THE CLASS OF '48 THE FINEST and WHEELED GOODS Congratulations, POLLOCK'S Seniors PRATTMOTOR 11 SOUTH Coldwater, Michigan Phone 38 LUMBE and COAL �DAVISCoaland "SPECIALISTS I N H E AT " TUCK'S S E RV I C E S T A T I O N Tire Repairing — Greasing — Batteries GROCERIES, MEATS a n d CANDIES CABINS COAL — FUEL OIL 471 M A R S H A L L S T R E E T T E L E P H O N E 493-.1 HEATING EQUIPMENT Ta y l o r Chevrolet Co. Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Sales and Service Congratulations f r o m ..eueddet'i Y t o - t e QUALITY SHOES SINCE 1 8 7 7 Best Wishes a n d Good Luck Compliments o f Phone 7 5 9 R LIV BAI MINNOWS WORMS WIGGLERS MATTHEWS STANDARD 360 MARSHALL ST WHOLESALE AND R E TA I L Fry's Bait "Open Ye a r A r o u n d " Phone 831- W Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 87 Jackson St. Compliments of Dr. James S. Nash C o l d w a t e r McCann & M a r t i n FARM IMPLEMENT STORE 423 East Chicago St. Coldwater, M i c h , VETERINARIAN PHONE 5 0 6 �CONGRATULATIONS! Good Luck • To t h e Seniors Coldwat REPORTE L. B . H E L L E N B E R G C O . , I N C . Compliments BEST WISHES! of TO CLASS OF ' 4 8 Earl's Garage LippMotor PHONE 2 3 8 ! STUDEBAKER SALES A N D SERVICE l g i t A N t ( ( ) I S A 8 1 [ N 1 -4S I 3). \ N Offer Congratulations to The Graduates 0 . W. HOLMES Exec. Vice-President 12 �eadw- Fix I t Shop eamparui • UPHOLSTERING • REPAIRING • LaVern Wa l d r o n 101 S . C L AY ST. FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS WaekeA'i Quality First Finished a n d Rough-Dry Service at WILBUR' Phone 77 FURNITURE STORE FOR G O O D WASHER & RADIO REPAIR and Authorized M a y t a g D e n i e r QUALITY Duttrnuorilt UP-TO- 12 So. Monroe COAL C O M PA N Y "Good things are done u p in small packages." It m i g h t be w o r t h y o u r w h i l e to g i v e The Little "Big" Store t h e once-over. Martin Grocery 46 W. Park A v e n u e You m i g h t l i k e t o b e o n e o f o u r r e g u l a r customers Extends Congratulations M r. a n d Mrs. G. R. B a r l o w 111 E PIERCE ST. 12 �W. A . M c M i l l a n MILO H. M E A D • 12 S. Clay St., Phone 871-M Coldwater, Michigan PLUMBING A N D HEATING Ballard Garage e0-edU,Latet e e e a t t e l t 4 FORREST A B A L L A R D , P r o p Front End Alignment — Frame Offer Congratulations Bumping nod Painting — to the Seniors 1000 GRAND Phone 73E14 C o l d w a t e r , "Say i t . . . SHATTUCK with Flowers" Funeral Extends Best Wishes ILIEP To t h e Class o f ' 4 8 BEST WISHES Congratulations, Seniors! TO THE ColdwaterProvision 234 SOUTH Swan Printing Coldwater, Mich I �Compliments Congratulations, of Seniors! Neuhauser Hatchery "GOOD LUCK" H y -Line Chicks Linker's Lake Morrison Lake David Liechty, Mgr. Compliments of TH A& SUPER MARKET .13arerlq FUNERAL HOME Graver's FRIENDLY Groceries — M e a t Candy Opposite Albert Graver, Yo p e ' s Mobile Service Extend Congratulations CONGRATULATIO Best Wishes, Class o f '48! Ma.haffey's THE PLUMBERS from your COLDWATER COCOMPANY �COMPLIMENTS OF Legg Lumber "FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE" LUMBER - B U I L D I N G SUPPLIES SHERWIN-WILLIAM'S PAINTS * Phone "YOUR LUMBER NUMBER" i �Marothy PHONE 299 1 2 3 E. PARK AVE. KELVINATOR Refrigerators and Ranges, ABC, BLACKSTONE and WOMAN'S FRiEND Washers, a n d Leading RADIOS "Remember! W e service everything we sell" CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Midwest Foundry Company DIVISION o A D A R L I N G COMPANY COLDWATER, MICHIGAN Telephone Number 7 Congratulations and Best Wishes Compliments o f To the Class o f 1948 Barney's Market GROCERIE MEATS and Ideal Wallpaper and Paint Store �Congratulations, • • • HOMER FURNACE & FOUNDRY CORP. Best of A FULL LINE OF SENIOR • CAKES Bee-Hive Shoe Store • ROLLS • PASTRIES • COOKIES a CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1948 WOODWAR & SON Snyde Bake �GOOD LUCK! • REPPERT'S Self-Service Store Compliments of AMRTIN BOOK BEST WISHES! SteelMetal 15 N. Clay Street Phone 1 5 7 Compliments of West End Grocery TH The HILTON Store EndicottFarm FULL LINE CASE MACHINERY Parts — Soles — Service Compliments Best Wishes f r o m of lAe no-6.day. C. J. C A R L I S L E C O . �Compliment BEST WISHES! Cox's M a r k e t o CLAY STREET GROCER Yeuxiz North Clay at Grand Open 7 Days Weekly MEATS — In t h e O l d Brewery Building Phone 8 4 4 FREE Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Class of '48 MILL PoultryFarm Congratulations Compliment o Senior SINCLAIR Compliment FOX 55 Green Street "Let Us Keep Your Car of Today on the Road o f Tomorrow" o BOB Sinclair Herl's Auto Body 171 E. Park Ave. �Best Wishes a n d Congratulations, Bailey Radio Seniors 9 N. MONROE ST. Hillborg & Hillborg Phone 325 • Compliments Pete' of Coldwater Hi- Best Wishes f r o m Compliments of 2o-9, gain, IVattztA, You Know Congratulations from Adams' Jack ANTIQUE 13 �S Compliments o f MAY IMPLEMENT COMPANY R. F. IHC Dealer GOOD LUCK, Compliments o f JAY SANDWICH SHOP Wolverin PAINT .4 WALLPAPER Congratulations, S. & R . Class o f ' 4 8 Texaco Service MUNGE Wrecker MINOR CAR WASHING THANKS Paff, Mack, Brickey, Ellis, Sheehy, Date Hawley, Fraser, Schlubatis, Th "BICYCLE M A N " Thomas, Reppert, Munger and Rowe. J. Baum, A d v. Editor B. Aiken, Bus. Manager �Congratulat Class of PRAT Manufact Comp �GOOD SENIOR Asbury Everything Good to Eat Congratulations, SENIOR City McCor, Compliment H H eeeatt o PHON 2 ALLGARMENTS Mac Congratulations Pharm SENIOR KIESS Jewelry PORTRAIT Compliments of Commercial Photos Als Tom Houser's Gulf Service HIGH GRADE 0A,bo Phone 406-J �CONGRATULATIONS! Best Wishes, Seniors! 2,eat &gat Tr i b o l e t Store Ytat Sc — 10c — $1.00 SUCCESS Compliments of incearnt'i • Shoe Store J. B. BRANCH CO. Congratulations, GOOD LUCK, SENIORS, SENIOR • LEE VAN AKEN, HARDW We Extend Our Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS Class of '48 Roby Drug ._111ceonkey-Pulnanz a . FUNERAL 13 �BEST OF SENIOR Best o f Luck, Seniors! Carroll Store • PHONE 16 Congratulations • to the Class o f '48 PENNEY'S C A N ALWAYS SAVE YOU MONEY ArnoldAuto J. C. Compan Olmstead Finest i n DAIRY MANUFACTURE Teen-Age Favorites JOAN IC and TRUDY at Stella Re • PHONE 4 6 �• GOOD LUCK, CARDINALS AND CLASSES OF C. H. S. Branch Congratulations from TH Air BRANCH COUNTY MEMORIAL AIRPORT illain Aeatte CESSN Sales and Service Congratulations, SENIOR Compliments of • 0. W . D AV I S Standard Service Elliott' Mark �"And t o be so able to give them the food they so rightfully deserve, t h a t they w i l l call a g a i n . " �Compliments Good Luck, Seniors! o • Berkey Jteda laectuty, I P o z BEST WISHES! A 0 - 4 , 111 • TIRE & APPLIANCE STORE PHONE 337 Blue Employees o f Were Glad MONTGOMERY WARD To See COMPANY You M a d e The Grade MAI Beauty Extend Sincere Congratulations Mobile Grease Job and Oil Change 34 E. Chicago Phone 9 �For the Finest in For the Best In Drugs • M o d e r n Wiring and • Electrical Supplies Prescription Service • Better Lighting • Finest Appliances LyonRezaII Ethical Pharmacy ALBRIGHT's Coldwater, Michigan GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE Congratulations, BEST WISHES SENIOR Class o f 1948 May this 1 2 -year achievement b e o n l y t h e fiashon-Arsey stepping stone a n d inspiration f o r a f u t u r e MEMORIALS life o f usefulness a n d success! ColdwaterOffice FIRST CEMETERY M E M O R I A L S Paul MacDonald I ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/d1321bcbe7617e0cfbf47c10f63d2a60.pdf 849304cd194a71e416eb049ffff358a9 PDF Text Text cs T CARDI 1947 ��T CdRDI 194 • Published by the students of Roosevelt High School Coldwater, Michigan ����Having passed through this phase in our training, we behind to you, the undergrads and our teachers. N o longer will us race importantly down the corridors, nor will we be seen well-known class rooms; Ina in the days that we were here, we had a lot of fun and we think it's a swell school. We, of the staff, hope 1947 Cardinal will serve to help you remember the scores of all of us had here, as well as familiar faces and personalities, the book will remain a lasting monument to the days we — DORISJEAN �DEDIC4 to CO4CI of * Top to Bottom: M r. Eby, M r. Loughlin, M r. Grigg �DEDICATION We, the Cardinal staff of 1947, dedicate this year's the coaches of our school. Amid the chaos of our the importance of athletics cannot Ive tive sports offer an ideal outlet for the energies that are stored up in an adolescent boy. Moreover, a spirit o f brotherhood and comradeship among Despite changing values in a changing world, our upheld the highest standards o f superior sportsmanship. W e salute Coach Reed Coach Mr. Eby returned to his C. H. S. coaching duties in the spring of '46, after 2 years of creditable a Navy ensign. Coach Eby responsible for the ship which the C. H. S. Mr. Eby's genial personality him the idol of the Mr. Laughlin joined staff in 1944. He spent 1 year coach and 2 years as His reserve teams have an impressive victory. will be head coach in Basketball at Port Huron next fall. body will miss this Coach Bertrand Mr. Grigg l.a. hero a member faculty for 19 years. He has quiet but important job the boys of Junior High and basketball. His been Russell Green A x n Mr. Green, wise and of mathematics, coaches CHSers in track and e r Mr. Olson is to be commended for his able direction of our tramural program for 7 �Table of a Il FACULT Poc9 If INDIVIDUALS Pages 17 51 ACTIVITIE Pages 53-79 MUSI Pages 8 1 - 8 9 SPORT Pages 91-110 ��MR. K I N G (Superintendent Mr. King, our dignified superintendent, graduated from igan State Normal College at Ypsilanti in 1936. He in administration ever since, with the exception of six he spent in character education work in Detroit and He received his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Michigan in 1918, his master's degree in 1923, and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Honorary Education Fraternity His duties include general supervision and direction tional work in When not engrossed in education, Mr. King finds time active in many organizations. H e belongs to the Masons, the Votary Club, the Bun And Club and the Country Club. igan Education Association, the National Education and the National Association o f School Administrators. H i s hobbies include gardenia., bo,‘ I f . ADMINISTRATION The School Board The school board consists of 5 local business men who are interested in school affairs. This board meets regularly once a month and holds special meetings when necessary. The duties of the school board consist of collecting and dispensing selecting the teaching personnel, and other general work. The necessity for better transportation being year, the board purchased our familiar school bus. For the first time in the history of C. H. S. two full time coaches William A . M i l n e . G e o r g e C. Kelsey L a v e r n Odren President S e c r e t o r y T r e a s u r e r J. A . Thornos, 0 0 S t a n l e y Borden D a n i e l M . Loose Trustee T r u s t e e C h i e f Engineer 1 �MR. THOMAS (Principal Senior High) E. Byron Thomas, genial principal o f Roosexcli High, was graduated f r o m A l b i o n College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1927. H e took ter's Degree at Northwestern University in 1935. H e did graduate work at the University of ing the summers 01 1938 and 1945. I l e taught high school for 4 years before beginning his 19 years o f administrative work. H e was elected t o Phi-Delta Kappa Honorary Educational Fraternity in 1928. H e is a member of the Masons, the Junior Chamber o f Commerce, the Rotary Club, the Michigan Education Association, the National Education Association, and the National Association o f Secondary cipals. H i s hobby is reading anything in print. MR. DENNIS (Principal Junior High) Kermit Dennis, easy-going Lincoln cipal, graduated f r o m A d r i a n College, where h e majored in Science, in 1931. H e took his Master of Arts Degree i n Educational Administration a t the University o f Michigan. H e taught Science water High School f o r 14 years, and has cipal f o r 2 years. H e is a Mason, a Presbyterian elder, president of the Southwestern ance Association. H i s many hobbies raphy, hunting, fishing, carpentry, mystery stories. it �Mrs. D o r o t h y Aitchison R o b e r t Barnes Harry D a v i d s o n M i s s Mrs, G l a d y s D a v i s Ruth Baumann Harlan B o n d Mrs. A n n a D e w e y Floyd E b y C. H. Facult M r s . Corleone Cochrone Russell Green MRS.DOROTHYAITCHISON, Mrs. Aitchison's secret ambition is to tour the world with her family. Having taught girl's physical education years, she is vitally interested in sports of all MR.ROBERTBARNES,B.S., M.A., Mr. Barnes, a lover of the devotes most of his leisure time to and 11tr Dear o l d E . MISSRUTH BAUMANN, B.S., Miss Bauman is mad about flying. Collects model airplanes as L l o y d , MR.HARLAN BOND, Band and Mr. Bond collects press notices t h e Victor 9 i A t i l l Bertrand G r i g g Miss A n n e G w a t k i n rs. Doris Hudson 1 R e e d Loughlin M i s s Bernice Lazenby �Mrs. V i v a MacFarlane M y r o n McCort-de, M i s s G e r t r u d e M o o r e M i l d r e d N e w m a n Axner Olson MIss I l d o Phillips C . Alfred Rice Lloyd N e w m a n Oscar Renshaw M i s s Melissa Semmelroth certs and programs in which he peare MRS.CORLENE Social Studies, Mrs. Cochrane enjoys music ing the lives MR.HARRY Social Studies, Mr. Davidson has lived a very full life. He plays the violin and harmonica, likes tennis and chess, and has a of 6700 MRS.GLADYS DAVIS, 'B.A., Mrs. Davis has a passion She has traveled extensively United ((.ontinued on Bertrand Sibley Three Musketeers Rose i n a pose Miss Virginia Smith Rose Steffaniak M r s . Jone VanAken �FACULTY MRS. A N N E D E W E Y, B.S., Girls' Physical The recently married Mrs. Dewey engaged in homemaking MR. FLOYD Physical Education, Mr. Eby's hobby, profession, and life work is MR. RUSSELL GREEN, B.S., M.A., M a t h . Mr. Green is interested in and M I L R E E D L A U G H L I N , B.S., M . A . , Boys' Gym Coach • Mr. Laughlin likes to bowl and His pastime is spent refinishing tur M I S S B E R N I C E L A Z E N B Y, B . S . , Social Studies, Miss Lazenby enjoys good music. interested in plain people and how be encouraged to make the most of their live MRS. V I V A M A C FA R L A N E , B.S., H o m e M R . BERTRAND GRIGG, B.S., Shop, Assistant Mr. Grigg is another devotee of and Mrs. MacFarlane is famed for humanitarian efforts to relieve M R . M Y R O N M C C A M L E Y, S c i e n c e MISSANNE GWATKIN, B.A., Miss Gwatkin is working on a is unwilling to divulge the Mr. McCamley likes all kinds •and as a pastime makes pets M R . L L O Y D N E W M A N , B.S., MRS. D O R I S HUDSON, B.A., E n g l i s h Mrs. Hudson enjoys reading. a great deal of money on autobiographies which she never to read. She has made two She will receive her master's the University of Michigan World History and Originally from New Jersey, man came to Coldwater via igan. He served as an air in World War II. He has the hobby of (Continued on Page 50 Er. �A Tribute to We are all very sorry to see Mrs. Farlane, our Home Economics us. She has been in C. H. S. for years, but because of an illness is unable to continue We would like to express our to her for her excellent instructions and for the cheerful and friendly manner she • Co-operation and Comfort Thomas Carlyle said, "Co-operation art and the following steps are essential for development of that art: coming a beginning; keeping together working together is success; gether is victory; let each become he was created capable out of growth. The thing that tion alive, and incentive warm, fighting and contact with that defeat all slumbering and ease of life. The way to a long and happy life is to keep on living, to keep on working, keep on thinking. There is nothing very satisfactory in the mere sitting in fortable room, looking out of and just watching the world go that you are living All life should be a struggle, and an aspiration, and one's last be one's best There is a constant stir in the there is struggle going on; when comfort sets in, The only kind of comfort for is the comfort of soul that from active service, helping to make better world, and helping to and nations freer, happier, —Melissa We associate too much with We ought to seek our superiors. that spurs one on is to get the 1 ���Around And About i �19 Clas Od by Jack Healy Toward the tumultuous din and strife To keep our rendezvous with life: Into the monumental arena of the worl We go with banners of furle May the promise of youth be not betraye May we mend t h e worlds our fathers May youth's bloom be by war's Ere to its dregs life's cup Top to bottom: Senior Ploy cast; A l b e r t a bara Mead, Morge Byers; bert, Swain and Stickon; Going my way? Concentratio 1 �Class Chronicles of the Senior Class In September 1942, we. the Class of '47. took our scaredbodies into the big Junior High and proceeded to uphold tradition of reverencing the big Freshmen and being time one of them spoke to us. But, as the year wore on. we became and no longer felt as lonely as we had at the beginning. We chose our president. Marjorie Byers; vice-president, Dick Baum; secretary, The first thing we did in the 8th grade was to elect Bob Milliman, Jean Mills and Mary Vinton our class leaders, and we also undertook subscriptions to buy a When we arrived at our Freshmen year we were the big confident leaders Junior High and were enforced by the rural students who joined our brigade graduates of C. H. S. A t this time the boys in our class began to pay attention girls and we got over our clumsiness. The boys made up the future ball, and football teams and were we proud of them! A t this time we subscriptions again to buy folding bleachers for the gym. Perhaps they will put the money toward the new The crossing of the court didn't come soon enough for us and we in the same boat as when we had entered the Junior High—scared to death of the Juniors and Seniors but also of the Faculty. The sophomore reception no longer strangers with the others and we got into the step of things. We Clyde Gilbert, Bob Milliman, Ramona Thomas and Don Linn as our On March 30, 1946. we presented "Papa is All," as our Junior Class Play, a cast of six it turned out to be a great success. Our officers that year Larry Olmstead; vice-president, Frances Walters; secretary, Peggy Jack Healy. Co-operating with the Class of '46 we put on an excellent Banquet—in fact I think it was the best one yet. I can still taste that gravy We, the class of '47, began our senior year with a big bang. We Walters as president of our class; Beverly Haylett, vice-president; Jean tary, and Jeanette Corless, treasurer. Bob Milliman was elected as Mayor of school, and Larry Olmstead, Senior Commissioner. This year many of us hard on the Cardinal and the Mirror staffs, and the rest of the school ought mighty low to us. "Thank We presented "The Green Light." with a cast of 9 under the direction Gwatkin. This was also a great success arid made lots of money for ton trip. Our class won honors not only in quality but in quantity. We hope misses us 'cause we'll miss it. 2 �SENIORS LOIS ADAMS Cord:nal Stoff - 4 Ploy Comm.- 3 , 4 Tumbling- 2 , 3 Jr-Sr. Banquet Comm.- 3 Intromurals-1, 2 , 3 , 4 NANCY E. ADAMS Intromurals-3 Jr. Ploy Comm.- 3 Sr. P l o y C a s t - 4 Library W o r k - 3 BENSON ALEXANDER- " P a d d l e Foot" HiY-2, 3 , 4 CHARLES A N D R E S - " A n d y " Artdy c r d n ' t c o m e water u n t i l l o t ° i n h i s J r Year. Football Sr. Play Cast- 4 Football- 2 , 3 , A Jr. Play Comm.- 3 Intrarnurals-1, 2 , 4 Jr.-Sr. Bonquet Comm.- 3 Hall Monitors- 1 , 2 , 3 Citizenship Comm.- 2 , 3 JOAN BARNES Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 , A Intromurals-2, 3 , Play Comm.- 3 , 4 OfFice-4 ALICE BATES G'rl Reserves- 2 , 3 , 4 RICHARD J. B A U M - " D i c k " HAROLD FFA-2, 3, 4 4-H-1. 2 Hi- Y- 2 , 3 , FFA-3 Basketball ( R ) - 1 , 2, 3 Sr. Play Cast- 4 Intromurals-4 Hall Monitor- 2 , 3 Play Committee- 3 Mirror, Cardinal Staff- 4 Ushered Commencernert Night- 3 Intramuralt-1, 2 Assistant Director Play- 4 Citizent1Cp-4 Office G i r l , L i b r o r i a n - 4 Ushered J r. -Sr. Banquet- 1 Home Er. Club- 1 MARJORIE B Y E R S - " M a r g e " Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 Jr. Play Cast- 3 Intranwrols-2, 3 , 4 Home Er. Club- 2 , 3 Off ice G i r l - 4 Citizenship- 4 Cheer Leader- 2 Usherette- 2 , 3 Class Day Cornin.-4 EDWARD C A L L A H A N - - E d Hi- Y- 2 , 3 , 4 C-Club- 3 , Sr. Ploy Cast- 4 Football- 1 , 3 , 4 Track- 3 , 4 Intromurals-3 Jr. Play Comm.- 3 Ho:I Monitors- 2 , 3 Closs Day Comm.- 4 MARION CANTRELL C-Club- A Intromurols-1, 2 , 3 , Football- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 MARY ELLEN COLE Horne U . Club- 3 , 4 2 BRANCH DISTRICT �SENIORS CARROL COMBS J E A N E T T E CORLESS-"Tub" Girl Reserves- 2 , 3, 4 Cheer leader- 2 . 3 Sr. Class Treasurer- 4 Mirror 54a14-4 Cardinal 54a14-4 Horne Ec. Club- 4 Ushered Sr. Play- 4 Office 01r1-4 Intrornurals-1, 2 Usherette- 2 , 3 JOYCE Girl Reserves- 2 , 3, 4 Cheer Leader- 2 , 3 Mirror Staff - 4 Cardinal Staff -4 HELLEN DAVIS Intramurals-2, 3 , 4 Debate- 4 Invornorals-1, 2 BENJAMIN DEAL- A l e n " PEA- 1 , 2 Mirror Staff -3 Jr. Play Comm.- 3 LEONARD DEAL EPA- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 DUANE DILLON-"Pudgy" C-Club- 3 , C-Club Treasurer- 4 Football- I , 2 , 3 , 4 Intrornurals-2, 3 , 4 Hall Monitor- 3 MARILYN DONBROCK Home Ec. Club- 2 , 3 Ushere44e-2, 3, 4 Office 01r1-3, 4 Mirror 51a14-4 Hall Mon14or-3 441 Member- 8 years Rural Youth- 4 ARTHUR DONKIN-"Wheaties" C-Club- 3 , 4 Basketball- 1 , 2, 3, 4 Football- 1 , 2, 3, 4 Citizenship- 2 Mirror 511,14 -3 Jr.-Senior Banquet- 3 Hall Monitor- 2 Intramurals-2, 3 PATRICIA D O N K I N - " P a t " Girl Reserves- 2 , 3, 4 Cardinal Staff -3, 4 Mirror 5,1,14 -3, 4 Office 01r1-1, 4 Sr. Ploy Cast- 4 Citizenship- 2 In4rornurals-2, 3 Ushered Bonque4-1 Home Ec. Club- I Class Day Comm.- 4 LEO DOLLAR-"Buck" F L O Hi- Y - 4 Stage Crew Sr. Play- 4 Assemblies- 4 Class O f f icer -1 School Paper Staff, Del.- 2 , 3 Baseball- 1 , 2 Class D a y Committee- 4 2 Y D DOTY FFA-1, 2 Mirror 0 , 1 4 -3 Jr. Play Comm.- 3 �SENIORS MARILYN EGGLESTON -"Cricket" MARGARET E N O S - " M a r g " Horne En. Club- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Usherette- 3 , 4 Intramurals-3, 4 Office G i 4 - 3 , 4 Band- 2 , 3 Senior Play- 2 Jr-Sr. Banquet- 3 RUTH FERGUSON Band- 1 , 2 Home Er. Club- 4 Girls Athletic Association- 1 PAULINE Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 Band- 1 , 2 Treasurer Class- 1 Intromurals-2, 3 JOHN EDWARDS DORIS JEAN Girl Reserves- 1 , 2, 3, 4 Jr. Clerk- 3 Mirror Staff- 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff- 3 Cardinal Staff Editor- 4 Aset. Producer Jr. Play- 3 Coronation Director- 3 , 4 Coronation Princess- 3 Hall Monitor- 3 Office Girl- 3 Ring Comm.- 3 FFA-2, 3 Intramurals-3, 4 Football ( R ) - 4 FFA Basketball- 2 , 3 RUT FURGASON FFA-2, 4 Intramurals-1, 2 , 3 , 4 Jr. Play Canon.- 3 MARY LOU GARMAN Cheer Leader- 2 Home Er. Club- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Vice-Pres. Home E c . - 2 Mirror Staff: 4 , Card:nal Staff: 3, 4; Ushered: 1 , 2 Intramurals-1 Jr. Play Comm.- 3 Sr. Play Prompter- 4 Office G i r I - 3 , 4 Rural Youth- 4 Hall Monitor- 1 , 2 CLYDE GILBERT-"Spoof" C.Club-Z 3 Pres. C -Club- 4 Class Pres.-2 Baskeiball-1, 2 , 3, 4 Baseball- 2 , 3 , 4 Football- 1 , 2 , 1 , 4 BARBARA D . GRAY-"flobbie Girl Res eeeee -2, 3, 4 Band- 2 , 3 , .1 Intromurals-1, 2, 3, 4 J . Ploy Comm.- 4 Sr. Play Comm.- 4 Play Cast- 1 Hall Monitor- 2 SHIRLEY GRAY C H Horne En. Club- 2 , 3 Intramurals-2, 3 , 4 Mirror Staff- A Cardinal Stoff-4 Jr. Play Comm.- 3 Office Girl- 3 A R L E S GRUNER-"Charlie" FFA-1, 2 , 3 Baseball- 1 , 2 Intramurals-3 Football ( R ) - 2 , 3, 4 2 �SENIORS TREVA HALL Horne Ec. Club—I, 2 Mirror Staff Cardinal Staff- 4 Play Comm.- 3 , 4 Off ice Girl LAWRENCE BEVERLY HAYLETT—"Bev" Horne Er. Club- 1 Usherette- 2 Vice-Pres. C l o s s - 4 Cardinal Staff- 4 Sr. Play Cast- 4 Hall Monitor- 2 , 3 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm.- 3 PATRICIA H AY S —"Pat" Mirror Staff Cardinal Staff Sr. Play Comm —4 Intramurals-1 JACK HEALY—"JR" D O N A L Hi.Y —4 — " M o Class Treasurer- 3 C Mirror Staff- 3 B a s k e t b Mirror Editor- 4 B a s e b a Cardinal S U f f —4 T r a c Jr. Ploy Cast- 3 I n t r o m u r Citiunship-3 f o o t b a D HOLLEY n Mountain" -Club- 2 , 3 , A a l l (12)-1, 2 l l -1 k -3 a l s - 2 l l - 1 , 2, 3, 4 Citizenship- 2 Hall Monitor- 2 . 3 JOAN HOWES—"Jo" Home Er. Club- 4 Chorus- 4 JANE ELLEN HURLEY Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 Treasurer G . R . - 4 Cardinal Staff- 4 Home Er. Club- 1 , 2 , 3 Usherette- 1 , 2 , 3 Intramssrals-1, 2 , 3 , 4 Play Comm.- 3 , 4 SHIRLEY IVEY—"Phineas" Band- 1 , 2 , 3 Play Comm —4 BETTY KAUFFMAN—"B.K." Ushered Jr. Ploy- 1 Ushered Sr. Play- 2 Ushered Band Concert- 3 . 4 Intromurals-2, 3 Honse Er. Club- 2 , 3 , 4 ROBERT K I N G "Bob" W I L L I A M KING f A-2 F F A 2 M'rror Staff- 3 , 4 I n t r o m u r a l s - 2 Rural Youth- 4 2 R u r a l Youth- 4 Hall Monitor- 2 �SENIORS WILMA LOOSE DONALD J. LINN—"Bucket" a Girl R — 2 Ushered Jr. Play- 3 Ushered Sr. P l a y - 4 Cafelerlo-4 Class D a y Comm.- 4 Hi- Y- 2 , 3 HI-11 Pres.-4 C-Club- 2 . 3 C-Club Pres.-4 Bosketball-1, 2 , 3 , A Hall Monitor- 2 Jr.-Sr. banquet Comm.- 3 FRANK E. LUCAS, J r — F E : ' C A R O L Y N LYMAN—"Babe" Home Ec. Club- 1 , 2 Baseball- 1 , 2 Ushered Sr. P l a y Mirror Staff- 4 Intramurols-1, 2 Cardinol 55,11-4 Citizenship- 3 Jr.-Sr. Barsquet Comm.- 3 Class D a y Comm.- 4 ELSIE LYND G E O R G Home Re. Club- 2 Intramural,- 2 MARY MAXWELL M A U Girl R Intromorals-1, 2, 3 , 4 Ploy Comm.- 4 Treasurer School Books- 3 Offke Girl- 4 R I E MAXWELL Hi- Y- 2 , 3 Band- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 PEA- 4 Basketball- 1 Intrarnurals-2 Carried Movies- 4 Citizenship- 2 C E McCOLLOUGH Bond- 2 , 3 Baseball (111-1, 2 Introm5rals-2, 3 Football ( 0 1 - 3 , WILLIAM A. McCURLEY—"Bill" Soph. Commissionor-2 Sr. Commissioner- 4 PEA—I, 2 , 3 EPA Basketball—I, 2 Citizenship Comm.- 2 , 3 Assembly Comm.- 4 Hall Monitor- 2 , 3 JOAN McMANNIS Girl R 2 , 3, 4 Treasurer School Boaks-3 Mirror 5 1 , 0 —3, 4 Cardinal 5 5 , 0 CItizenship-3 Assembly Comrn.-2 Ushered J r -Sr. BanqueI-1 BARBARA MEAD—"Barb" Horne h . Club- 4 Ushered Band Concert- 2 IRENE MICHAEL—"Runl" Bond- 1 , 2 Home Er. Club- 3 . A Ushered C o m m e n . r n e n t - 3 Cardinal Sta11-4 Play Comm- 3 , 4 Rural Youth- 4 2 t ) �• o SENIORS ROBERT MILLIMAN-"Bob" V A Moyar-4 C-Club- 2 , V i m H i Pres.-4 B a n Student Council- 1 B a s k Vice Pros. Class- 2 I n t r a Baseball- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 intramurals-1, 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff- 2 1o5,4011-2, 3 , A Hall M o n i l o r - 1 , 2 , 3 U G H N W . MILLER J R . . Y - 2 , 3, 4 d -1, 2 e t b a l l (R)-1, 2 m u r a l s - 4 JEAN MILLS- " G l a d y s " M A R V I N N MORRILL-"Blackie" Girl R 2 , 4 , Tr e a s . - 3 B a n d - 4 Cheer Leader- 3 , 4 B a s k e t b a l l ( R ) - 1 , 2 Intromurals-3, 4 SecIy. of Class- 4 Home Intrarnurals-1, 2 Mirror S t a f F - 4 Cardinal 51,11 - 4 Play Cast- 3 Citisenship-3 Hall Monitor- 3 tr a saw ..=.• 41 CLINTON NEUSBAUM-"Clint" K A T H R Y N NICKERSON-"Kate" C-Club- 1 , 2, 3 H o r n e Es. Club- 1 , 2 Baseball- 1 , 2 , 4 U s h e r e d -2, 3 Intromurals-2 I n t r a m u r o l s - 2 , 3 Football- 2 , 3 , 4 C i t i c e n s h i p - 4 U. S. Navy - 2 years WILBUR NOEL Hi- Y- 2 , 3 . 4 Band- 1 , 2 Basketball (RI- 1 Intranwrals-1, 2 Cardinal Staff - 3 Citilenship-1 Play Comm.- 4 Hall Monitor- 3 Jr -Sr. Banquet- 3 IVAN NUTT FFA-3, Football- 3 , 4 LARRY OLMSTEAD Hi- Y- 3 , 4 C-Club- 3 , 4 Class Pres.-3 Pres. Student Council- 1 Band- 1 , 2 Basketball- 1 , 2. 3 . 4 Mirror 51.11 - 4 Cardinal StafF-4 Play C a 5 , - 3 Football- 4 Coronation, Prince- 3 MAX O M O BARBARA PARADINE Home Ec. Club- 3 , 4 RALPH PFOST FFA-1, 2 , Baseball- I , 2 , 4 Intrarnurals-4 2 C•Club-3, 4 Baseboll-I, 2 , 3, 4 Football ( 1 0 - 1 , 2 , 4 Football ( V I - 3 �SENIORS DARLENE BOBBY J A N Girl R 1 Home Er. Club- 1 , 2, 4 Ushered- 1 , 3 Ploy Comm.- 4 4-H Club- 1 , 2 MARCELLA SALTZMANN Bond- 2 . 3 Ushered- 2 , 3 , A E T ROBINSON Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 , 4 Mirror Staff- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Play Cast- 3 Intramurals-1, 2 Play Comm.- 4 Debate- 1 Citizenship- 2 , 3 Jr -Sr. Banquet- 3 Hall Monitor- 1 , 2 Assembly Comm - 1 BILLIE KUETHER SHANK Girl Reserves- 2 , 3 Band- 1 . 2 , 3 . 4 Home Er. C l u b - 1 Intramstrals-1, 2 . 3 Mirror Staff -1 Citirenship-2 Girls Athletic Muskegon- 4 ALBERTA SOWLES-"Albertie" Girl R 2 , 3 HOT@ Ec. Club- 1 , 2 , 3 Ushered- 2 , 3 Intramurals-1. 2 . 3 , 4 Cardinal Staff - 3 Office Girl- 4 MARTHA SNYDER Girl Reserves- 2 Mirror Staff - 2 Cardin.' Staff- 2 Citizenship- 2 , 3 Play C a e t - 4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet- 3 Hall Monitor- 1 , 2 , 3 Assembly C o m m . - I 2 DAR Girl- 4 Intramurals-1 JOAN SPADE-"Shovel" Home Er. Club- I . 2 , 3 Usherette- 3 Basketball- 3 Hi-Times Reporter, Bronson- 3 , 2 Speeches t o Rotary- 3 Speeches t o Woman's League- 3 EMERY STICKAN, JR - . J r . . C-Club- 3, 4 Track- 3 , 4 Football- 2 , 3 , 4 Hell Monitor- 3 BETTY JEAN STILES-"Stiles" Girl R e u r v e s - 2 Band- 1 , 2 . 3 Hons. En. Club- 1 Ushered- 3 , 4 Intramurals-1, 2 Cardinal Staff- 3 , 4 Ploy Comm.- 3 , Office Girl- 3 , 4 A.H Club- 4 years ALAN HOLBROOK S WA I N DON SWART-"Shook" Hi.Y-2, 3 , 4 C-Club- 3 , 4 Commissioner- 3 Basketball- 1 , 2 , 3 , A Cardinal StafF-4 Ploy Cast- 3 Mirror 5 t a f f - 4 Football ( R ) - 1 Hall Monitor- 1 , 2 , 3 RAMONA THOMAS Home Be. Club- 1 , 2 , 4 Ushered- 1 Class S e e y. - 1 , 2 Intramurals-1 Cardinal Staff- 4 Ploy Comm- 3 , 4 4-H Club- 1 , 2 Office G i r I - 4 Hall Monitor- 2 C-Club- 2 , 3 , A Basketball- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Intramurals-1 Mirror Staff- 4 Football- 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Citizenship- 3 Hall Monitor- 2 , 3 2 �SENIORS RUTH V A N DYKE Intramurals-2, 3 , Ploy Cornin.-3 Off ice Girl- 4 M A R Y V I N TO N Girl B . Pres.-4 Cheer Leader- 2 Mirror Staff.- 4 Cardinal Staff- 4 Play Cast- 4 Horne Play Comm.- 3 Citizen4hip-3 Hall Monitor- 3 Off ice Girl FRANCIS WALTER Vice-Pres. Class- 3 Preside. Class- 4 Ploy Comm.- 1 Citizenship- 4 VIRGINIA WATSON—"G'nny" Office Girl—I Hall Monitor- 1 , 2 Intramurals-1 DAVID WEAVER—"Dare" H i . Y- 4 M A , . , Staff- 4 Cardinal Staff- 4 Play Cast- 4 Play Comm.- 3 Jr.-Sr. Banquet- 3 DOROTHY WEIDERMAN Girl Reserves- 3 , 4 Mirror Staff —3, 4 Cardinal Staff- 3 , 4 Play Comm.- 4 Social Comm.- 3 KENNETH WESTBROOK—"Ken" Hi- Y- 2 , 3 , 4 Cheer Leader- 4 Band- 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Intramurals-4 NINA WHITCOMB—"Whiny' Girl R— 2 , 3 Horne En. 2 , 3, 4 Intramurals-1, 2 , 3 Play Comm.- 4 GLADYS WILLIAMS—"Happy" Home En. Club- 2 , 3, 4 Ushered- 2 , 3 , 1 Intramurals-3 Office Girl- 4 Hall Monitor- 2 BRADLEY YEARLING—"Brad" Intramorols-1 Mirror Staff 2 • �WILBUR NOEL Val•distorian Daris,ean ruaderburg CO-SALUTATORIANS L a r r y Olmstead Valedictory Tonight's program marks the reaching of a goal by the Class of 1947 High School toward which the eyes of its members have been focused for Commencement opens the door t o a wider and fuller life. Through this life with its ever present challenges, ing ground upon which is proven ness and permanence o f which we have acquired through Lion. Life will show up the good points of ,air education but also the flaws in it. The thrill and pleasure that come with the attainment of our objective however, by the realization that is commencement it also marks the end to many of the pleasant things tions which have become a part of in Ended are the daily contacts with the members of the faculty, some of owe so much, not only for the that they have given us but for the advice and the time they have given ingly for our well being. Gone rooms we have spent so much time in. The gym, and the football field where spent so much time cheering our to victory, or supporting them in gone to us as members of the The many friendships which we while in school will always remain in our minds even though the paths we follow cross infrequently or not History teaches us that the heroes world are the ones who, knowledge, overcoming success, are not content to settle down in peace and enjoy the rewards of but restless, unsatisfied, press seeking new worlds to conquer. strive to be As we go forth from here tonight eager to try our wings, so to speak, world, to test the theories which we have acquired during days. We go out, not with boastfulness, but with the confidence that comes from feeling we are well prepared in those things essential to happy good citizenship.— Saluta t o r y ability; to aid him in the development of personality; and most important, him in securing knowledge. In order this successfully, many schools ... There are four prerequisites Ability, ambition, personality ledge. Schools today strive to help the student use his ability to the geous manner; to encourage him i n his (Continued on Page 51) 29 �• Honor Group BACK R O W: Jack H e a l y, W i l b u r N o e l , L a r r y Olmstead, A r t Donkin. FRONT R O W : Kathryn Nickerson, Marjorie Byers, M a r g a r e t Enos, N a n c y A d a m s , D . J . Funderburg, R a m o n a Thomas. Valedictorian W i l b u r Noel Co-Salutatorians--Doris Jean Funderburg Larry Olmstead Rank Fourth M a r j o r i e Byers Rank Fifth J a c k Healy Ra Ra Ra Ra Ra n n n n n k k k k k Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth A r t h u r Donkin D. A. R. Girl Each year, the senior girl§ elect a their class as D. A. R. girl. The this girl must meet are courtesy, industry, honesty and co-operation, and the their choice with the approval of Martha Snyder received the honor D. A. R. girl, '47, and we're proud She was presented with a D. A. R. medal banquet held in the Arlington Hotel, and in February she attended a D. A. at St. 3 �The Shape o f Things To Come Prophecie We find Lois Adams i n tented, teaching the seals how to balance balls on their Art Donkin is the new bass in the ..ings "Have y ou 'tried Pat Donkin has finally decided that way she can improve her shorthand into cut off her Ben Alexander is on the third hill over at Kalamazoo, because he has no more girls quer, as Alexander Leo Dollar has entered the foreign that he can practice Charles Andres runs an electrical shop charges are quite revolting. Floyd Doty is a great crusader for the rights Howes and Barnes have a lot of Alice Bates is trying to set the world on singing torch songs in Algeria. Ruth Van Dyke and Marilyn just opened up a Window Washing motto is: "We clean them high or low." Dick Baum is ballet master o f Girls, and we hear he's pulling down about a Margaret Enos has invented a Blooming Harold Bradley owns a pickle factory; it's quite a dilly. Ruth Ferguson is now living at ald's Margie has a store with plenty of Byers seller Pauline has gone t o France t o make the French Ed Callahan is a deep sea diver and cently we heard he John Fuller has been made vice-president of the Fuller Brush Co.. in charge of me Marion Cantrell has a radio sored by Texacola, the drink that gives Mary Ellen Cole has committed bigamy by marrying the King Brothers no she could be in the "King Cole Trio." Doris Jean Funderburg has just returned from her initial trip to the moon. She attributes her success to the attention she paid in class—attention to the moon, that is. Cerro' has a new business known as Combs and Brushes, Inc. Rex Furgason is still shoveling coal and at the Joyce and Jeanette have purchased arrows so that they may become Archer Mary Lou Garman. who has always been popular for her bulletins. now sends patches from Helen Davis has perfected an ointment for hookworms, to be taken internally. Spoof Gilbert has given up raising started raising Benjamin and Leonard have opened a card casino and their motto is "An honest deal i n every pack." The two Grays. Barbara and Shirley, in a Charles Gruner has a poultry farm that is really chick. Duane Dillon has just returned from China after making a successful trip in his tion, the earth-worm car. Treva Hall married a man by the name of Fame and now they have littls Halls Marilyn Donbrock is on the point of down. F o r years she has been trying to find the sixth Lawrence Haskell has invented a new kind of soap. and he is all lathered up almut it. 3 �Prophecies Continued Jean Mills has had a body o f after her--the ol' Beverly Haylett was so amazed at in New York that she stayed on and is main We find that Mackie Morrill has joined the fire department so he can he always Pat Hays owns a glue factory. The nated one day while she was in high ing the chemistry Clint Newsbaum is in India, cots to the Hindus. We noted he had a help him. Jack Healy is conducting a survey to find out how much beer is consumed in Australia pared to the number of marriages in State Wilbur Noel i s writing epitaphs o n tomb stone Ivan Nutt has a wife Don Holley is trying to convince society that, not only is i t a Christmas custom but also an albyear•round tradition to have Larry Olnistead has improved the ness by pulls. Jane Hurley is now taking Dick since she found out she had a Max Omo is still trying to get the point of "The Razor's Edge." • Shirley Ivey is a commando. We really a creeping ivy now. Barbara Paradise is now a dashery proprietor. Her speciality is the Betty has invented a new cough drop. I t s motto is "Don't Kauffman, Ralph Pfost. one of the leading farmers, is We see Don Linn is rolling in money after having retired from his laughing Robey has invented a Darlene new Wilma isn't Loose anymore, for we see she is pretty well Janet Robinson is still laughing at the pro. phecies of Frank Lucas, who is in charge of was all lit up the Marcella Saltzmann is writing Bekho Coffee, the drink that COMPS back you added flavor. Carolyn Ly man's fifth husband "Come to me, my melancholy 'Babe'." Billie is learning how to cut meat. cialty is Elsie Lynd, who loves to go bowling, yesterday on a sit- We found that Alberta Martha Snyder has invented a new girdle for any horse contemplating corning in Barbara Mead is a hat designer, and creation has made its debut mi a :ky scraper erected by Maurice Joan Spade is found digging. as she is over for We were pleased to learn that has gone As for Stickan. Emery has married wife. and is raising his kids in George Maxwell and Mary have covered to he the latest drips in the lleS Betty Stiles Alan Swain is still giving his mother heating for •ilk. to go to Irene Michael has just made a lot selling her carrot.top Don Swart is in Turkey, learning a Vaughn Miller is a tree surgeon and barks up quite a Ramona Thomas is modeling hose at Kerr's Hardwar Bob Milliman has finally made to be a bachelor. He never Mary Vinton is operating the crane Vinton Construction Co. This is quite a dig. 3 �Prophecies Francis Walter has just written a titled, "The Inside Manners of a Doctor." Kenny Westbrook has a new offspring, and he's doing Virginia Watson has gone i n business with Sherlock Nina Whitcomb is the head manager manager of the Fremont Dave Weaver has invented a new kind o f bomb. It's really Gladys Williams has taken to 1011.since the late cyclone destroyed coo Anywhere you go throughout Russia, you will see Dot Weiderman upon the tising Vodka No. 4. Bradley Yearling has started a new in Africa. He sends to all parts of the famous. size 13l/2 snake- • 3 �We BEQUEATH t o Y O U , the BEREAVED . . . I Lois Adams, will a card of bobby pins to Coach Eby so that he can put his hair up and make it really curly. I, Leonard Deal, will my watch to so that he will no longer have to go at 1130. I, Nancy Adams, will a one year of the Coldwater Reporter to any Junior hard up enough to collect a half-cent a pound for it. I, Duane Dillon, will my ability to Mr. Renshaw, and never win, to any thinks he can win. I, Ben Alexander. will my nickname. "Paddle Foot." to Willard I, Marilyn Donbrock, will my hair to Barbara I. Charles Andres, will a life's subscription of the Coldwater Reporter to I. Art Dunkin, will my Wheaties "Dumbo" I, Joan Barnes, will a dictaphone to to he won't have to come I. Pat Donkin, will my 10:30 curfew to Mini Rummon I, Alice Bates, will my summer vacation i n California to I, Leo Dollar, will to Bill Fitch, my job bowling alley so that he can make the trip to Washington next year. I, Dick Baum, will the best Model A on the road to the Sophomore girls. Take good Jenny, kids. I. Floyd Doty, will my ability to grow tache to Mr. I, Harold Bradley, will my Ford to so he won't have to listen to his old Plymouth any I, Marilyn Eggleston, will my 5' 1" the ability to keep my weight down, Aiken I, Marjorie Byers, will the "calves" of and my "saddle" shoes to any interested in starting I, Margaret Enos, will a pair of to Mr. Rice no he may keep his I, Ruth Ferguson, will my natural curly Mrs. I. Ed Callahan, will my ability t o hold my temper in chemistry to "Hot I, Pauline French, will my ability errors in typing class, without being caught, to Pat Todd, who has not yet perfected the art. I, Marion Cantrell, will my Model A to any one who needs an excuse for getting I, Mary Ellen Cole. will my ability potatoes to anyone crazy enough to take cafeteri I, John Fuller, leave nothing, I, Doris Jean Funderburg, hereby my bottle of glue, that holds me so fastened in the office until 6:30 nightly, to who seems to be an industrious young thing. I, Cerro! Combs, bequeath m y ability t o pronounce the English language correctly t o Margaret I, Jeanette Corless. will my ability to to Phyllis I. Rex Ferguson, will my ability to the right hand side of the road to I, Joyce Curless, will a garter to wants to get a snap out of life. I, Mary Lou Garman, will my swing" to Dorothy Aitchison. I. Hellen Davis, will my car to that he may realize his life-long ambition o f courting his heart's one and only, I, Spoof Gilbert, will my fortune to be old enough to shave to Marvin Rosenberg, so take care of his younger classmates as I do. I, Benjamin Deal, will my ability agriculture to I, Barbara Gray. will my ability to thing cute about "Janie" to 3 �WILLS Continued I. Sill! Icy 1 , 1 i toy ability to drive to Lois I. Rabe Lyman, will my maroon Chevy one who can get any of the boys into it. I, Charles Gruner, will my seat in study hall to anyone who can't find a softer place I, Elsie Lynd, will my ability to chew gum to Mrs. I. Treva Hull w i l l to the faculty all the in. formation that I have furnished them from time to time i n my various examination papers knowledge which I am sure must have tirely new to them, too. I, Maurice McCollough, will a stop watch to Mr. Green so he can find hidden track noon in I. Bill McCurley, will my ability to without a car to any Junior who is in fix I I, Lawrence Haskell, will my ability to get along with freshmen girls to anyone who likes Er get in I, Mary Maxwell, will my fourth hour in Mr. Eby's office to any girl interested I, Beverly Haylett, will my nickname, "Legs," to anyone who thinks it is a I. George Maxwell, will my seat ment class to any up-and-coming senior who wants to argue with I. Pat Hays, will the gazelle boy to Pat, so that she too may learn to run an 1, Barbara Mead, will all my safety pins to Willard Schlubatis to help him keep up while dancing with the I, Jack Healy, bequeath my idealism to any underclassmen who has a I, Irene Michael, will my house to anyone who wants to take the long I, Don Holley, bequeath my apologies copy o f "How to Win Friends and Influence Girls" to Mr. Newman who has more need of it than I, Vaughn Miller, will my to Jack I, Bob Milliman, will my office of Mayor to some strong, healthy, and alert Junior to have his health broken and hear a lot plaint I, Joan Howes, will my job of ushering Main Theatre to anyone who wants I, Jane Hurley, will my giggle that does the whole scale at once to anyone who preciate it. I, Jean Mills. will my fleet back to for future I, Phineas Ivey, being of sound mind, by will my ability to dance to Dean Murphy. I, Marvin Morrill, will to Mr. Renshaw, a recording set so he can sleep with the rest I, Betty Kauffman, will my place behind the coke bar to anyone who wishes to help ing the games I, Clinton Neusbaum, will my space to Kilroy. I, Robert King, will the will I didn't will to anyone who will need it. I, Kathryn Nickerson, will my to Mrs. I, William King, will to the best of my ability, art ideal agricultural student, to Mr. "Farmer" Barne I, Wilbur Noel, will all the to anyone who wants to flea I, Ivan Nutt, will my bell hop job at lington Hotel to Mr. Newman so that he on hand to escort Miss Gwatkin to her dinner tabl I, Donald Linn, will to all future athletes an insurance policy, i f Coach Eby continues t o drive the I, Larry Olmstead, will all the corny jokes about "Chalk Water" and "Chicken's Milk," to Dean Murphy. I, Wilma Loose, will my ability to go man to Virginia I, Frank Lucas, will to Miss Gwatkin, a tube of Pond's lipstick, because i t stays on and on and I, Max Omo, will my English to anyone that can understand it. 3 �WILLS Continued 1, Barbara Paradine. will my ability to take cherry pies out of the Home Economics room to Dean Murphy. I, Don Swart, will Mrs. Aitchison aid to pick up the slightest whisper in of the I, Ralph Pfost. will my ability to play ping pong to Coach Eby. I, Romona Thomas, will my 'book, "How to Stay Single,' 'to anyone who's thinking the fatal I, Darlene Robey, will my excess plumpness to Virginia Swantek. who needs it worse than I. Ruth Van Dyke. will my height Bauman I, Janet Robinson, will my will to will will it next year to I. Mary Vinton. will my hair-do to anyole who can get a bang out of it. I, Marcella Saltzmann. will my desk in 2nd and 4th hour study hall to anyone who likes to write I, Francis Walters, will to M r. Newman. a big, red handkerchief. so he can leave sex to I. Billie Shank, will to Mr. Green sonic excess I, Virginia Watson. will my position of Otto's Bowling Team to any with Tuesday nights free. I, Alberta Sowles, will the pupils of to the teachers, in the spring time. I class rooms). I. Dave Weaver, do hereby bequeath ity to get out of 2nd hour study hall, to Mr. Bon I, Martha Snyder, will my horse who wants to get a big kick out of life. I. Dorothy Weiderman, w i l l my ability to sneak to Hard's to all I, Joan Spade, will the empty Pepsi bottle in my locker to anyone who has something to put in it or who needs I. Kenny Westbrook, will my will who can make a better will than I. Junior Stickan, will Coach Laughlin pin for future embarrassing I. Nina Whitcomb, will my girdle to any of the track team who wants to make a I, Betty Stiles, will to quiet Tommy position at the telephone office so that hear the gossip and tell I, Gladys Williams. will to Mrs. ability to give anyone fifteen room for being one I, Alan Swain, w i l l my ability t o drive to Coach Eby. With this and Lion's policy. Club bus will be in I. Bradley Yearling, will my 240 6 feet. 2 inches to Dickey Gilbert. • 3 �!V .66ds a400sucouap 6 , 6 j Poo ookionoD loaqi!O l„iou!paD p o o 0 V „ ,M011 W 0 11 0 8 ,3 . 0 0 H . ! 663 (Lo06og)) f m o v a l o i o 6 ,ontow a y Poo ApaH (clojj 6 o d pop : s a 3 o r d 6 Y o 0 YA011 61.61101 i 6 0 1 6 s 6 6 6 ! " I 1 , a ^ . 0 6 1.-16PN, I ° 11^i a666:00 ' . ! ° 6 6 : M C N I 066.11 ',JaYmaL6 16,61 ,6a.o6 6 6 1 6 . ! 1 , " . / 6 0 6 O N O A S '4,6A 'NVOHOW 0 0 0 l a41 'Hog sAoid h 4 I . , J .6106 d a l �• TOP ROW: Hit 'irn hard! Smile! S t u d y Hall a t ease. SECOND ROW. Fitch and Byers; Play, Harlan; Mayor Bob. THIRD ROW: Criminal Tactics Weaver; Joyce and Ed; Sleep well, Lois; N e w C.Club 5 . FOURTH ROW: Let's swim! W e ' r e yours. BOTTOM ROW: C -Club dromatixes; Girl Reserves show competition. 38 �Class This year the class of '48 elected for john Soncrant as president; Charles ice-president; Pat Hayes as secretary: \ loore as treasurer. The class Davis to represent them in the :ion and Janis I.ampson as clerk. When mission increased its membership by bers Ione per grade) Wade Smith was elected to the other office. Students too numerous tion served on many committees year. A l l these people did a swell job for their school and class The two main events o f the year were the Junior Play, Hilarity House, which was a big success. This play was mainly to for the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, given by the Ju ll i ll rs. This year the Banquet in many ways. The theme for music. A great deal of time was put in by the committees and Mr. Renshaw in of the banquet. New in entertainment was the waltz exhibition put on by some juniors who were directed by Mrs. Aitchison. There was a lance following the dinner and o ith Don Newey's band from Olivet. ber one social event o f the year was a huge The class sponsored two dances. One ember 1 and the other one on March lowing the play. The class also sold pen and pencil sets at four dollars each. A l l this was to 'mild up the treasury and pay for The Junior class closed a very and will be back next fall for another iticcessful 3 �JUNIORS , I i c i t i E Adams, J. Adorns, Andres. Barnes, Barone, . l l e T h c ' Blanchard, Bliss, Branch, Brickey, Brockway, Burnsworth a p Burton, Butters, Clearwater, dall, C p s . L ink 1 :144 i r i t , ( A4 l e f t 1 Cushing, C i s , Dickey, Dollar, Douglas, Dull. Ikrs' ; • - • Ellis, Esterline, Ewers, Fitch, Fisk, Frederick. Furney, Garman, G a r y, Greenamyer, Green, Grove. . 'F, • a Gruner, H a c k e r, H a l l e r , B u c k l e y, H a r d y, Harvey. till tivic„lejloild 44 I Hawley, Howver, Hayes, Raymond, Hoogen. boom, Hudson. Jackson, Johnson, Jividan, Kennedy, Keyes, King, Knight, Knowles, Lampson. 1 �JUNIORS ri5:4, O a k ' Lawrence, lobdell, loose, Lytle, M a y, M e d o v, McLoin, McLaughlin, M e e k , Michael, Moore, Morgan Morris, Mossman, Multer, Murphy, Knickerson, Nelso Orne, P a l m e r, P o w e l l , P r u y n e , Q u i m b y, Quimby Eri • rfty 1: u Rosier, Raymond, Renshaw, Roby. Robinson. Row Russell, R e p k o , Schlubatis, Schweitcer, Sire, mons, Smith. Smith, Snyder, Soncrant, Stanley, Stansell, Srephen Stephenson, Stickan, Snyder, Swantek, Sweet, Szafronsk Thomas, Thompson, Tighe, To d d , VanDyne, Walter. Whitcomb, Whitcomb, W h i t m a n , W i d e n e r, Wright 4 �Cla of (Sophomores Just as we had reached of superiority as freshmen in junior high last year, cast into the lowest state istence I at least in high school. but it didn't take us long into the swing We elected as Eugene Sowles, who has wonderful j o b o f r u n n i n g things this year. T h e other class officers include dent. D o n Smith: secretary. Glen de Havens; bert Luce. Richard Dick was our Sophomore and Jane Morgan, our only girl officer, was chosen as another representative from more class to serve on mission. O u r class advisors were M r. Newman and Miss Gwatki The first thing we seniors were honoring as with the "Sophomore Reception." To show our appreciation we put on the Christmas party, which we called "The Mistletoe Ball." This turned out to be succe The class has staged t w o super assemblies, both were for the two ketball games. We sponsored a ''Hardtimes Party" which turned out to be one of the best parties of TOP TO BOTTOM Officers—Don Smith, Gone Sowles, Bob Loose; M r . Bond; H a r e m ; more, Clean.Up Day; Christmas Party. 4 �ri 46L r`•t m . AcMoody, A i k e n , A l l e n , Butes, Bourn, Betts. c 444 Bisel, Bordon, Bryan, Burke, Burch, Contrail, • I Carl., Clark, Cobb, Cooper, Corey, Cox. g t I* i t & 1 6 4 Dailey, D e a n , D i c k , Dolbee, D o n k i n , D o v e . Downer, D r a y t o n , Dansmore, E a r l e y, Engle, Fisher Fair, Fillmore, Fredricks, Garvin, Gist, Gwinn. 'Lir ' .irLro 9 o f o w . Harvey, Harlos, Hoven, Heater, Heckman, Hill. Hollister, H u n t l y, K n i g h t , l i v i d e n , lobes. Kinyon, K a s e , Knight, Lennon, Lewis, Lincoln, Luse, McConnell, McDonald, MacFarlan, M c . Knight, Mack Macklin, Mahalify, Marchant. 4 �SOPHOMORES ,i v1(1)(10..C1 Medals, Minton, M o r g a n , M u n g e r, Munger, Newberry. ( Nichols, Odren, Parke, - - - - , Parker, Parks. ill I 4._. r0 k'.. it C A L 1 7 .4 fr,v, Parks, Parker, Parshall, Paul, Peck, Pfost. e,kiow, , , Porter, Potts, Preston, Raymond, Raymond, Relic Reaper., Robbins, Rosenberg, Rubley, Robley, Robley , Russell, Rzepka, Schubel, Selby, Semmelroth, Sheehy elk' e l w r 4 i la A Siler, Simonds, Smith, Smith, Smith, Sortwell. eiw49A 64 . . O r ) ..• r r 1 3 1 1 6 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 ; • 7 i a liri - b I e k Smith, Snyder, Sowles, Stein, enson t t Stout, Stuck, Sturgeon, T a i t , Tappenden, Tompkins W Y. • Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Vonpagen, Weage, Weeks. White, Wood, Woods, Yope. �NINTH GRADE Officers Stansell, Simmons, Rhodes, Hoogenboom Adorns, Ay e r s , B a k e r, Barnes, ham, Bovee. Bradley, Brovard, B r a y t o n , B o r n h a m , B u y s Byers, Collohan. Carver, C l a r k , C o c h r o n e , C o c k r e l l , C o l v i n , Colvin, Corless. Cornish, Counterman, C u r t i s , Doniels, D e n . brosk, Denbrock, Dennis. Dickey, D o d d , D o v e , Dzinkwater, Easterdu, Ebert,, Enos, Esterline, Fosklorn, Foglesong,F,olick, French. Fry, Gage. Garnby, Garman, G a r v i n , G o o d o l e , Graves, Grigg, Gruner. til i. k i l l art:.oi.l l i l t , , c . ' I I • is Hall, H o r t , H a n t s , Hayes, man, Hilton. Hoogenboom, H o u t z , H u d s o n , I n d . , I v e y Johnston, J a n e , . King, King, Lannzton, lapharn, Lowrance, Len ning, Light. Little, Little, Lockwood, Luedders, L u n s f o r d Magee, Martin. h i a r i A l 1 A • . i • g " 1 • i l l 1 — 441A.),, 7.1.AL l o c o coh �'eit tit: iikAA 4 8 7 . Mt, 06 ,C4).` . ". , NINTH GRADE - Continued Moeson, M a y, M a y, McCurley, Meier, Myers. M i l . , , M o r r i s , Mossman, N e o l y, Nickerson, Olmsted. Omo, O n , , Otis, Paff, Paradine, Parks. Paul, Peavey, Purvis, Pfost, PhIlbrick, Pierce. Pillsbury, Porter, Rathbun, Renshow, Rhodes, Robinson. Rowe, Robley, Saltzman, Schlubalis, Sellers, Sibley. Sieg, Simmons, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smullen. Snyder, S n y d e r, Stonsell, Stephenson, Stokes, Stout. Strong, Stuck, Sumner, Sumner, l a s e , Ta y l o r. Toylor, Teachout, Thornds, Thompson, Thornpson, Tucker. VonBlarcon, Vo n B l a r c o n , Va u g h n , W a g n e r . Wa t s o n , Weakly. Wilder, Williams, Worten, To p e . �EIGHTH G R A D E Officers TOP ROW: Gilbert, Dygert, Gregg. BOTTOM ROW: Olmstead, Burton Baker, Baker, B i g l e y, B o n d , Boston, Branch, Brand Brown, Bunker, Burton, Beols, pell, Collard. Ii,lot 4it .. r i t l e i 7 + . a 41411'4. ... Casper, Corless, Corless, C o s , C o x . D a v i s , Doris Douglas, D o w n e r, D r o p e r, D y g e r t , E c k e r t , Ewers, Filley. Frolick, F u l l e r, G a r v i n , G i l b e r t , G r a n g e r . Green, Grigg. Hacker, H a c k e r, H o l t , H a m m o n d , H a r r i s Harris, Hatmoker. Heckman, H e s s , H o l l a n d , H u r l e y, H y l a n d , Johnson, Kinyon. 0 d fli'll'illi‘' ‘ ' 4 F o 4 ' V i l 4,1Q l i t . t i l 4 ‘1, a A , •i i .1 , iv, ...,__ Rci" t , h lahnum, Lornberson, L i t t l e , Ly m a n , M b ! , Martin, M o v i s . omki‘!IA an. vflA tito t McDonald, Michael, Morrill, Morris, Olmstead, Ostrom, Q u i m b y. l a i ) 1 0 'f4sn I 4y . ) 4 1 1 2 A Resler, Renshaw, Reppert, R o b b i R o b e y , Rose, Rumens. 1 P _ Scheidler, Schubel, Secord, Sernmelroth, S i , , . A n �(4.417 Cif Sherman, Sherman, Smullen, Sturgeon. Sweet. 11113.4. 010)11, 7 , , 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ( 1 1 uppenden, Thebeerd, Thomas, Thompkins, Thompson, Troutman, Tubbs. Unroe, VenDyne, Walker, Wallace, Weidner, Welch, Whitcomb. 1 White. Woods, Wyman, Yearling. SEVENTH GRADE Officers BACK ROW: McConnel, H o w k FRONT ROW: Selby, Lompson AliA • ri..‘.. L i . • i l l . 4 1 1 . . t i \ l i d i l l Adams, Allen, Allen, Baggerly, Belch, Baker. Berringe ,•,: if r L4.1.... .4ti , .•al ..,,,,... 1 Baysinger, Blanchard, Bodie, Bonham, Boyer Brayton, Bressler. - i . B r o ( 4 I , • I•l tk , P. i.k... i.t ..i a. , < 1, : \ w n , Cselson, Chatfield, Chilson, Chris• pen, Clerk, Connell. ( I P Crandall, D a v i s , D e a n , Denbrock. Elliott, Esterline, F e e b l e . , F t Fa rrirr F e r r y, Fierke, Flower, Foley, Fonda, Frederic r Gage, Gary, Green, Hacker, Hall. �SEVENTH GRADE — Continued H H a r t , H a w k , Hirnes, H o f f , Hyland, I n d , Jackson, l a m e s , Johnson, Johnson Jones, Kaser, King, Ku low, Lomberson, Lamberson. lampton, Lewis, Lind, Little, Luce, Lose. Macklin, Magee, M a y, McConnell, McConnell, McConnell. McDonold, M c K n i g h t , M c L o u g h l i n , M i t c h e l l , M o r a n , Morrill. Mo rr i rr Munyon, N e e l y, Olmstead, Parker, Parks. Phi!brick, Pope, Raymond, Renshaw, Respess, Robey. Robinson, Rose, Soger, Selby, Sherman, V e r . Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smullen, Southcott. As O W O W Spode, Spencer, Stephenson, To i l , Thompson, N 0 11 • e. l a c t titji /ri W I L A J a l l i t 4 Tucker. Unroe, Watkins, Wells, Weatherall, Williamson. Ai A f Wolford, Woods, Worden, Yeakey, Zobonick. -tea i l I a o L �FACULTY (From Page 1 4 ) MR. AXNER OLSON, B.S., received his college training at versity of Michigan. H e is renowned for his geniaL smile and sardonic sense of humor. His hobby is Mr. Olson is a Nimrod and His most memorable experience was his visit to the New York World's Fair. MISSILDA PHILLIPS, MISSVIRGINIA SMITH, Miss Phillips' wanderlust ing her prime Miss Smith enjoys helping find an emotional outlet MISSROSESTEFFANIAK, MR. C. ALFRED RICE, English, Stenography, Typing, mercial Arithmetic, School Miss Steffaniak has taught every both Junior and Senior High. include reading, cooking and serving nurse's Mr. Rice derives from training successful office placing them i n suitable positions. H e spends a great deal of time working high school books. H e has a passion for outdoor sports, particularly trout fishing in Northern MRS.JANE English, Mrs. VanAken, a native a graduate of Coldwater High School. Her favorite hobbies are knitting Mn. OSCAR RENSHAW, Economics, Sociology, Honorable Mention to: Mr. Renshaw's hobby is reniture. He is also interested in ing, and has been stage manager C. H. S. dramatic MRS.HERBERTSEBALDgave a lot voluntarily to teach the Biology art of first aid. She did a fine job, a climax, her pupils gave the high demonstration. ' MISSMILISSA Civics, MRS.LOLANELSON substituted GERTRUDEMOORE, the Latin was in Florida during Miss Semmelroth's lofty standards o f learning has started many C. H. the road to scholastic Mn. JACK ELLIOTT, who History and American Government, last of October to fill a position State College. Everyone larly, was sorry to see MR.BERTRAND SIBLEY. Chemistry, Mr. Sibley hails from New He attended high school in 5 �SALUTATORY (From ened their curriculum to include jects of interest to more people . . . is it necessary for high schools to good curriculum; they must also have an efficient teaching staff, adequate facilities, and high standards in all fields. . . stoves, automobiles, farm products, your ability, your knowledge, your ambition, brawn or your time. convince other people of the merits thing you're selling, and to do this, first of all you must sell yourself. One needs a cultural background to do this, and lization is a high degree of culture, prove that we are cultured before claim to be civilized . . . In the battle of mechanical tural education, there is much to be said for both, but it is our opinion that to cessful one must combine We believe that for a well-rounded life, it is necessary to have both— ical education and a This, then is what schools today for . . . Could we, without mechanical aids, run the farms of hundreds of acres that are necessary to feed our people? Could we weave the millions of garments that have to keep our people clothed? communicate from coast to coast in of seconds, or travel the same distance matter of hours? . . . These, along with millions more, constitute out progress little of importance plishe '"fhe next time you pass a a moment to think what that to humanity. Recall the long, ries when the masses were kept — when greed and oppression ruled the world with an iron hand. From the very beginning of man's struggle self-respect and the recognition of alienable rights, the school has been his greatest ally. W e refer to the school as 'common' because it belongs to us all; ourselves working together in of our children. But it is a institution. I t is democracy's greatest gift to civilization."—Courtesy All of this mechanical ever, is of little value without a cultural background . . . In order to full value of great inventions ies, in order to have the benefit of the knowledge of past experiences, in understand uses for these marvels, have a cultural education. Life is game. Yo u sell either your 5 �1 �MEMORIES o f SCHOOL AFFAIRS �BACK ROW: R. Dick, B. McCurley, L. Olmstead, FRONT ROW: W. Smith, J. Lampson, 0 . D . : , J. M o r g a n , B Roosevelt lative body. The vote p a — and the three new members were mediately. They were Larry Smith. and A student government of the people. by the people, and for the people was headed by Bob Milliman. Mayor; Janis Lampson. Clerk; B i l l McCurley. Senior Commissioner; ior Commissioner; and Richard phomore Probably everyone has noticed that tors are no longer on duty. decided that the hall monitor system abolished, and the students rewarded mission's confidence in them with duct Something new was tried this year. Each member o f the commission visited one o f the neighboring schools and made a study of their government, f r o m which they learned many thing Members of the commission were in the following committees: Assemblies, Bill Mc' Curley; Social, Onnalee Davis; Citizenship, Janis Lampson; and Athletic Police, Richard Dick Another innovation was brought into being when a vote taken to determine i f wanted three new members added to 5 �Lincoln BACK ROW: D e c McCurley, Carolyn Burton, John Dyger FRONT ROW: M r. Dennis, Marabeth Selby, Joyce Schlubatis, J i m Rhodes. This year the Junior High Student been very active. The body is composed of two students from each o f the seventh and eighth grades, and three from the ninth. through the Student Council, and grade did The year was started by launching sale which was made possible by the Curtis Publishing Co. The students sold $1450 worth of subscriptions, from which of this $120 was spent for prizes, the balance to be used to install an inter-room communication In the early days of spring. the Junior High students had a clean-up day which consisted of the picking up of paper around the ings, raking the lawns, cleaning desks ing During the second semester, an presented, featuring Junior Two tours were planned, that might visit the Municipal power and this year. We think the Student Council did a wonderful job and we hope that to have success in Later in the year the Council planned High party for the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The eighth grade also put on 5 �Cardinal Staff EDITOR-I \ I I I E F ____ D. LITERARI EDITOR J A C K HEALY SENIOR SECTION EDITOR Staff: Mary Vinton, Billie Shank, FEATURE EDITOR Staff: Tommy Smith, Joan Donkin, Phyllis Munger, Nancy Fair ORGANIZATION EDITOR — CLAIRE Staff: Pat Kaser, Esther Adams, Betty Aiken, SNAPSHOTS EDITOR . _ Staff: Jack Molter, Irene Michael, less, Barbara Brockway, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS — DOROTHY WEIDERMAN, Staff: Jane Morgan. Joan Lennon, CIRCULATION EDITORS — JEAN BAUM, JANE HURLEY, MARY SPORTS EDITOR __ _ Staff: Bob Hawley, Lois Adams, BUSINESS EDITOR _ Staff: Mary Rowe, Beverly Haylett, Jean Mills. Larry Olmstead, Blaine Ellis, Mary Vinton ART EDITOR _ _ Poems about the Cardinal Editors and Staff: Doris Jean had Through a lot To pick the best stuff —it was really tuff! Jack H. was after things dif To make the Cardinal Dave Weaver used many tricks To make folks smile while Dorothy Weiderman wants her name in. So we add it with a grin. Pat Donkin was really frantic until She got each senior to hand in his will. If you saw Jack Rpwe It's coo it's hard using Ramona worked herself dead on "Snaps." And at her funeral they played "Taps." Larry Olmstead and Wore themselves to a frazzle writing Alice Bates worked like To make the features Claire Newberry. who worked on clubs. Now thinks of them all And the rest of Why they worked 'til they were daff. Everyone ran around To turn out a Cardinal that's really swell. And it is my bet That folks will say, it's the best yet! —1. TOP: Funderborg a n d H e a l y SECOND: Newberry, Hurley, Donkin THIRD: Weaver, Olmstead BOTTOM: Gray, Hall 5 �TOP ROW: Mack, Brockway, Joyce Carless, Vinton. Mills, G r a y. THIRD ROW: Koser, Baum, M u n g e r, F a i r, Lennon, A i k e n , Thomas, Garman, Michael, Stiles, Hurley. SECOND ROW: M a r i l y n Potts, J . Donkin, Adams, l i v i d a n , McLoughlin, Smith. Bates, Weiderman, P. Donkin, Robinson. H a l l , FRONT ROW: H o w l e y, Ellis, Powell, S w a r t , Funderburg, Olmstead, H e a l y, Newberry, We a r e r, Jeanette Carless. The Cardinal Staff- 1 9 4 7 The Cardinal stall this year has done a great job. This the Coronation which occurs like Christmas, but once a year, and is gala event. The crowning of the queen and the king of the is held at The most important thing done by the Cardinal staff, of course, sensational year book, which is put out every year. This year (better known as D. J.) Funderburg, as the Editor-in-Chief of has done one grand job. Hats off to D. J. P.S. Thanks loads, staff. I certainly appreciate the swell job you did, especially the ones who burned the midnight oil. — 5 �Jr TOP ROW: Bates, Weiderman, Donkin, Meyer, Hudson, Focklam, Smith, Pillsbury, Light, Enos, Hills, Holister, SECOND ROW: Robinson, Aiken, McKnight, Sibley, Lampson, Brockway, Garman. StanseII, Luedder, By THIRD ROW: King, Weaver, Hawley, Ellis, Brickey, Olmstead, Swart, Fair, Borden, Hall, Donbrock, FOURTH ROW: Huntley, Adams, lividen, Loose, Healy, Vinton, Mills, Carless, Newberry, Carless, Hurley, Gray. Mirror Staff First Semester EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR J J A A C K C K HEAL JUNIOR HIGH EDITOR N A N C Y FAIR Staff: Sharon Facklam, Jane Luedders, Donna Light, Gretchen Meier, Marilyn Lampoon, Joan Pillsbury, Judy McKnight ROWE FEATURE EDITOR — DORIS JEAN FUNDERBURG Staff: Betty Aiken. Mary Rowe, Dave Weaver, Binita Bartholomew, Mary Rose Hudson, SPORTS EDITOR Staff: Bob Brickey, Bob Hawley, NEWS EDITOR J A N E T Staff: Bob King. Jean Mills, Alice Bates, Jeanette ART EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITORS M A R I L Y N GARMAN, JEAN STANSELL STEPHENS BUSINESS MANAGER M A R Y VINTON Staff: Blaine Ellis, Joyce Curless, Lois Hollister, Lenora Hills CLUB EDITOR J O A N MeMANNIS Staff: Pat Donkin, Linda Sibley, Esther Adams Secon J A C K Staff: Frank Lucas ADVISOR E . BYRON THOMAS Semester EDITOR-IN-CHIEF J A C K MEALY ASSOCIATE EDITOR M A R Y VINTON FEATURE EDITOR L A R R Y OLMSTEAD Staff: Jeanne Stansell, Robert Luse, Alan Swain, Betty Aiken, Carol Robinson, Mary Rose Hudson NEWS EDITOR J E A N MILLS Staff: Dorothy Borden, Don Smith. Fred Adams, Bob King, Patricia Donkin, Clair Newberry, Mary Lou Garman, EXCHANGE EDITOR Staff: Barbara Brockway, Joyce Bolden, Marilyn JUNIOR HIGH EDITOR G R E T C H E N MEIER Staff: Jane Luedders, Sharon Facklam, oon, Harlean Bond, Diane Hammond, Jane Smith, Joyce Schlubatis, David Ayers, M a r y Rowe SPORTS EDITOR J A C K ROWE Staff: Bob Barnes, Bob Hawley, Don Linn BUSINESS MANAGER ___ DOROTHY WEIDERMAN Staff: Blaine Ellis, Lois Hollister, Joyce Gniess, Bradley Yearling TYPISTS - - - - J u n e Harley, Shirley Gray, Treva Hall, Marjorie Byers 5 �Trials and Tribulations of This year the Mirror staff has striven to make our school paper combination of conscientious news coverage and entertaining features. The Mirror has achieved complete coverage. Most important news been reported in advance. Not only has the Mirror reported the it also attempted to develop potential writing talent in the By upholding better standards of high school journalism, the performed all the important functions of a newspaper. Under ership the Mirror has been a guide to constructive thinking policies and LEFT TO RIGHT—Mory Vinton, lock Healy, Bob Hawley. BACK R O W — D o n Smith, D o m , Weaver, FRONT R O W —Esther beta Sowlet. �The Green Light BACK ROW: Dare Weaver, Dick Baum, Ed Callahan, Ben Alexander SECOND ROW: Nancy Adams, Martha Snyder, Alice Bates. FRONT ROW: Miss Gwatkin, Beverly Haylett, M a r y Vinton, P a t Donkin, Miss Smith. Believe it or not! it happened. Every night (well most every night) Monday through Friday, promptly a t 7:00. the kids in the cast hurried back stage to take for the endless task of rehearsing Light. was a New England home where Aunt in a coma. H e r family gathered to the mystery o f her sudden illness, and sister. flattie's death. The play proved to great success, and the cast and Ann Gwatkin and Miss Virginia by Alice Bates, are all to be commended of the best plays ever presented by clas The big problem that had to be fore the east could go to work was the position. For the first few nights the froze to death, with everyone standing around in his coat, sneezing and coughing like mad. After speaking to Mr. King. we got the heat (That was before Lewis stirred up his ruckus. The rest of the rehearsals went smoothly. the girls a while to get used to the turned off and it took a few days for shin to heal up after he fell over the divan in the dark. But other than that, everything MEMBERS OF THE CAST Mary Marston Aunt Mattie B e Doctor Spaulding Jerome Forrester Kitty Corey Donald Rhodes Trinka Anderson Madame Zenda M Aesop The play was presented to a November 22, at 8:15. The scene of the story 6 v e _ a r r l y __ t h a �pin Hilarity House TOP R O W : Rowe, Fitch, K MIDDLE ROW: Stevens, McLaughlin, Kennedy, Larnpson, Brickey. BOTTCM ROW: Miss Gwatkin, Wright, RoWnson, Q u i m b y, M r . N e w m a n . who stole every scene she came into with her "mournful gab." JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS FARCE On \ larch 2l; the Junior Class of athree act comedy entitled "Hilarty House." by Jay Everyone worked hard, but they thought i t was worth the effort. The plot centered around two sisters. Betts and Kathie Jordan, whose rich Uncle ised to leave them his money, providing they dressed and acted just as he wanted them to. Jeff went to St. Louis to see a heart the girls decided to have one final date was away. B u t Jeff surprised them by coming back unexpectedly. Catching them with their dates, he swore he was going to and leave everything to his old dren. The girls prevailed on their boy help them in their crisis by dressing up as the Devine girls to fool Jeff. Meanwhile came and they discovered that the Devine girls were really boys. Dora and her son turned out to be criminals after Jeff's money, no the girls were made his heirs after all. One character was Lucindy Peck from The cast featured Bill Fitch as a Westerner; Wandalee Quimby was a scene stealer as a Calamity Jane type of maid. Valerie Kennedy and Jean highly decorative as two teen-aged while Jack Stephens and George Keyes. as their suave suitors, doubled in female In the role o f a gold-digging Lothario, Jack Rowe was a "natural." Bob Brickey was vincing delinquent, and Janis Lanmson was amusing as her primly, diabolical bara Robinson played t h e girls' distraught mother with dignity The masterful direction by Miss and Mr. Lloyd Newman ably to the high quality of this tion 6 �The Girl Reserves A rather stiff informal the year for the new members, how they all managed to survive. followed by a very solemn tion On the social side, the G. the "Spring Swing," a very featuring Don Newey and his band from Olivet This group of girls also put on assemblies as a group for the students of Coldwater In February, Mary Vinton and kin journeyed to the at Battle Creek from which very valuable information about clubs are doing and projects that will be able In the line o f service, the girls took tickets at games and did Red They also gave out prizes in Parade for the Chamber At the end of the year the up all their old clothes and the club remade them for those who fortunate than The Girl Reserves can now look a very successful year under of the club president Mary Vinton other officers: Jean Wright, Joyce Jividan, secretary; and treasurer. Miss Gwatkin was the advisor in the early part of the year and served as advisor 6 �Hi- Y Club TOP ROW: Hawley, Hill, R. Thompson, Rosenberg, R O r n o , D . Thompson, N o e l Saslubanis; WMoilolevr,ermM.rO. mNewmao,fncnhr p.c , SECOND ROW: Ewers, G . Dollar, Boom, Swart, Olmstead, L i n , L. er, o r e e n . , T h o r , , , . o , , FRONT ROW. M o s t , , , , M o o r , Colohon, Molter, Sancrant, Rowe, Healy, The Hi-Y formally initiated 22 new menibers on October 22 at the Baptist Church. When Jack Elliott took a position at Michigan Mr. L. V. Newman replaced him as Mr. Drewry, Secretary of State Hi-Y, visited the club in the fall. H e gave the boys a talk and answered their questions about building a The Hi-Y put on one good assembly and had a float in Parade. Several of the dances that were held in the Roosevelt sponsored by the Hi-Y. Some of the members helped direct traffic and hand out programs football President D Vice President J u Treasurer and Secretary o n 6 i n o r �er Home TOP R O W: Donbrock, Howes, Furgoson, Paul. SECOND ROW: Kauffman, Williams. Lyman, Thomas, Garman, Michael, M e a d . FRONT ROW: Robey, Miss Baumann, Combs. Whitcornb, Robey, Loose, Ressler, G a r y. The first Home Economics meeting of this school year was September 19, 1946. A t this meeting the following girls were elected the positions of honor and to guide the club through an eventful year: Nina Barbara Carrol Darlene Preside Vice President Secreta Treasur The old members, along with thirty new members, other things, the production of two very successful assemblies, ship of a baked goods sale, and a The girls spent a good deal of time working on the conversion of into the Future Homemakers of America. This club corresponds to Future Farmers This year Miss Ruth Baumann was the 6 �Future Farmers of America THIRD ROW: Thompson, O n , E b e r t . , Hewer, Paul, M . Barnes. SECOND ROW: Onso, Williams, Wagoner, Strong, Harvey, Loose, Lylot, Hoogenboorn, Taylor. FIRST ROW: Bradley, Maxwell, Pfost, Furgoson, AcMoody, Harvey, Nutt, Garman, E . Taylor. The men of the soil had a very successful season. They began the initiating sixteen new members, and in October a program of work was A basketball schedule was arranged and the officers for the club later in the fall. During the year many talks and movies on various aspects of were presented, and in March a livestock demonstration and a ing contest were held at Union City. Our local public speaking awarded third place. Later in the spring a sheep shearing held, at which Bill McCurley and Charles the state contest. The planting of a three acre F. F. A. Bill McCurley, Charles Gruner forest followed The F. F. A. basketball team played Valley schools and won seven of the ten The club sponsored several parties and put on a minstrel OFFICER President R o b e r t Vice President R o b e r t Secretary R a l p h Treasurer R e x Reporter _ _ Advisor R . 6 �Junior Cartoon Club BACK ROW: Leon Zabonick, Keith W o g , Dick Gilbert, J o h n Davis. FRONT ROW: M r. Dennis, Shirley Yeorling, Vivian Wy m a n , A n n Chrispell. In the earlier part of the year a Cartoonists Club was organized High, under the direction of Mr. Dennis. The members of this new Mike Zaboniek, Ann Chrispell, Dick Gilbert, Keith Welch, Shirley Yearling, John Davis, Harry Baker and The students displayed their cartoons in the showcase by office, and have also shown their work i n various the �Dramatics Club BACK ROW: Puff, Porter, Heineman, McDonald, Robey, Schubel, Renshaw, Hall, Hudson, Pillsbury, Eckert, Sibley. ROW 3: Purvis, Stephenson, Enos, Jones, Robinson, Curtis, Forklom, S a g a , Olmsted, McCorley, Callahan, Davis. ROW 2 : Heckman, Hacker, Kaser, Bodie, Bonharn, H o rr i r Elliott, Chatfield, Balch, Parks, Green, Spade, FRONT ROW: Fonda. Strong, Onso, Renshaw, Lenning, Smith. Focklain, Light, VanAken, Thompson, M a r t i n , Frederick. At the beginning of the year the Junior High formed a with Mrs. Van Aken as There was a meeting of everyone who wanted to join and the divided into three smaller groups, one for The Club put on five plays during the year. One Little White Who Gets the Car Tonight, were presented in general 6 �o n e TOP ROW: Branch, Tappenden, Filley, lamberson, Ewers, Unroe, Mrs. Tappenden, Semmelroth, Eckert. BOTTOM ROW- Renshaw, C . Sherman, Harris, Baker, SenaBen, M . Sherman, Davis. "Calling All Girls" Club The "Calling All Girls" club was organized during the first part of April. The eighth grade girls had heard about other C. A. G. out the United States, and thought it would be a good idea to start one in Coldwater. The organization is based on the Calling All Some of the activities include swimming, dancing, hiking, camping, anniversary and birthday parties, sewing, cooking, style doing Red Twenty girls are active in the club at the present time, and the club officers are: President Vice-President T r a n c e s Secretary M a r g a r e t Treasurer The girls are planning camping trips for the 6 �New York to Washington "All aboard," shouted the conductor, and with these two words, fiftystarted on the 20th annual Washington tour, one of the most scenic and trips throughout the United States. The party arrived at Niagara Falls by train on Saturday. April 26, and from there toured New York City. Baltimore Maryland, Washington, D. C. and Mt. Vernon. Ample time was given the students for their individual enjoyment, to be spent as they wished, as well as planned tivities, which included a trip to Coney Island. Radio City Music Hall, important official buildings and Museums. The trip was one to be remembered always, could the wonderful times be expressed in words. This was one of the rewards ‘if twelve sears TOP ROW: Lynd, Saltzman, Kauffman, Coombs, Williams, Mead, Thomas, Garman. Hurley, Howes, Gray, Hall.. THIRD ROW: M . Sibley, Miss Phillips, Ferguson, Vinton, Bates Funderburg, Weiderrnan, P. Dunkin, Mills, Robinson, Snyder, Hayes, Eggleston. SECOND ROW: McCollough, L . D e a l . B . D e a l , Baum, Linn, Dollar, M o r r i l , Olmstead, Stiles, Donbrock, Michael, Robey. lRONT ROW: Westbrook, Callahan, Noel, Alexander. Swart, Fuller, Holley, Millman, A . Donkin, Stickan, Swain, C. Gilbert. 1-1; �Jean g h t , M a r g a r e t McLaughlin, M J a c k Rowe, M a r i l y n Smith, B a r b a r a R o b i n s ° , Debate Team The debate team opened their season by going to Albion, losing both the and negative Next stop for the debaters where they won the affirmative debate but lost the negative tilt. The third here with Sturgis; again the affirmative won while the negative lost. The bate, here with Hillsdale, won tive but again lost the negative debate. The final debate was here with Lakeview. U p to this time Coldwater was tied for third place in the Twin Valley League, defeat of both the affirmative debates, Coldwater lost their chances for the District Coldwater debaters this year lyn Smith and Margaret McLaughlin for the affirmative, Jack Rowe Robinson f o r the negative. Miss Anne Gwatkin coached DE BATE �Spring rFrancis W a k e n Entemporarwous ILIIi?I I I I II I I I I I Joan Donk:n M O r a t o r y Declamation a r i l y n Srn:th Dramatic Declamot:on D r a r n a t . c Dedaination On April 15 of this year, Miss Gwatkin and four of her speech journeyed to Albion to participate in the spring Francis Walters, a senior, won third place in he talked about the Joan Donkin, a sophomore, placed third in oratory declamation oration concerning individual enterprise, entitled "An American Idea." Marilyn Smith and Onnalee Davis, both juniors, who participated in dramatic declamation placed fifth and sixth respectively. Marilyn selection from a play by Arch Oboler entitled "The Women Onnalee gave a portion from Rachel Lyman Field's "The Although none of the group won first place, they all experienc Walters, Davis, Smith, Gwetkin, Donkin 7 �Usher THIRD ROW D o w n e r, Smith, Byers, Sowles, Enoes, K a u ff m a n . SECOND ROW: VanDine, Butters, Stuck, Thompson, Munger, Lobdell, Nickerson, Barone, Loose, Hacker. FIRST ROW: Furney, Quimby, Stout, Russell, Clearwater, Stiles, Donbrock, Saltzman, Williams, Combs, Robey Sewing Club BACK ROW: S . K i n g , Michael, Loose, S . s c hlubatis. FRONT ROW: Lompson, M N . Eppelheirner, Parks, S. Schlubolis, S. K i n g 7 �TOP ROW: B . King. D . King, McCollough, M c Curley, D . Boum, W. Wslubatis, Heavers, SeminePath, Gruner, Engol, Williams. SECOND ROW: Gage, Lampson, Haylett, Pfost, A . Paradine, J. Bourn, J. Schlubatis, Esterday, S. King, B. Paradine, Lennon, Loose, Lunsf FIRST ROW: S. King, Hudson, Munger, Parke, Paul, Stein, Tompkins, Robey, Russell, Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Groner, Cushing, Greenameyer, Hays, Otis, Loose, Omo, Strong, Harvey, Porter. 4-H Club Members 4-H Club work is for boys and girls between 10 and 21 years of age and it gives them an opportunity for new experiences and wholesome contacts in the field of agriculture and home-making. This organization jects which include work with livestock, poultry, crops, clothing, farm machinery, electricity, canning, foods and This year's program included worthwhile activities such as training meeting, a social meeting, an achievement program, a picnic 4-H Club Fair. Three members of the sewing club in C. H. S. won some awards at the Spring 4-H Achievement program in 1947. These Wilma Loose, the delegate to the State 4-H Style Show, and Joyce and Shirley King who were named on the County 73 16 �7 �Junior High Popularity Contes Bob Simmons Jane Licedders Best l o o k i n g 9 t h g r a d e r s var . . * Res C o d e s , Joyce Stout Best sportsmanship To M c C o n n e l l Gretchen M e i e r Most p o p u l o r k i d s Norman H a w k Eunice D r i n k w o t e r Cutest k i d s Gene F r y Jane S m i t h Typ'cal Teen-agers Jim Rhodes Joyce Schlubotis Best o t i d e t e s David Ay e r s Sharon F a c k l a m Most l i k e l y t o succeed �Senior High Popularity Contest Dorothy Weidennan Larry O l m s t e a d Best looking Seniors D. J. Funderburg Alan Swain Most P o p u l a r CHS'ers Valerie Kennedy Deon M u r p h y Best l o o k i n g J u n i o r s Claire N e w b e r r y Clyde G i l b e r t Cutest CHS'ers Ardith Betts Eugene Sowles Best looking Sophomores Nancy Adams Jack H e a l y Most l i k e l y t o succeed �w r lorry Olmstead, Dorothy Weiderrnan A l a n K i n g a n d Queen T h e Clyde Gilbert, C l a i r Newberry DuAe a n d Duchess S w a i n , D . J . Funderburg Lord and His Lady Vol Kennedy, Dean Murphy Princess n o d P r i n c e Mr. Eby. Mrs. Hudson Master and Mistress of Ceremony Gene Sowles, Ardith Bens Prince a n d Princess 1947 Coronation On April 11, the King and Queen of C. H. S. were crowned at the annual a pageant of music and beauty. Eighty-six students participated in sponsored affair which turned out to be a huge success. M r. Eby and reigned as Master and Mistress of Ceremony while Alan Swain and D. crowned L a r r and Dorothy Weiderman as Their Majesties. The Royal part) and the court tertained later in by dancing, and a comedy act— talent. T h e second half o f the evening was devoted to dancing for all in the royal ballroom with music Hitchcock and The celebration was one of the largest affairs of 7 �����"A" Band 1947 proved to be an active year for the A-Band. The students played at all home, basketball and football games, at two out-of-town football out-of-town basketball game, and at a home benefit game. They took part in the Band Festival at the annual Branch County 4-H Fair, played vered at the St. Joseph County Fair, and took part in the Festival at The Annual Concert was presented in March, and at water won second place in the District Contests. A t the state contests Arbor, third division was In May the musicians went to Holland to the Tulip Festival. As of the year's activities the band will participate in the Memorial "A" B A N D FLUT Lanipson. Janis Hawser. Lennon. 'ff OB Kennedy, Bb G:rey. Tappentlen. Senintelroth, Smith. Marilyn Mahaffey, Dailey, Richard Lampson. Marilyn Paradine. Avis ROW, Mary Esterline, Lou A m Garvin, Gamby, ALTO BARITONE Parker. Willy. stansell. William TROMBO dams. Esther I A.Se. Lloyd I hivis. Giyt. BASS Munger. Phyllis ALTO Hill. Richard Mack. Cochrane. Robert TENOR Shank. Billie BARITONE 4:ranger, Clifford FRENCH Quimby, Cushing, Larry SOUSAPH McKnight. Kent CORNETS AND Ellis, Blaine Huntley. Preston. Granger Brickey. Robert Nlorrill, Marvin Magee, PERCUSSI Maxwell, George B Corless, Robert C y m b Fair, Nancy Maxon, Lowell S n Westbrook, Kenneth Betts, Ardith _ _ B Borden, Dorothy _ _ T y 8 a s s Drum a l s and Snare Drum S n a r e Drum a r e Drum S n a r e Drum e l l s m p a n y and Bella �Pm' "B" Band This year the B-Band numbered 62. Due to the unusually large number of students from both Junior and Senior High, Mr. Bond found to organize them into one class. As a solution to the problem he band into two groups, one of which came each day. For the he combined The B-Band took part in the annual Concert on March 13 and in the Memorial Day parade on "8" B A N D FLUTE T o m p k i n s , Joyce M E L O P H O N E Little, Lloyd L a m p s o n , Elaine OBOE O l m s t e d . TROMBO Cooper. Lois L u s e . Shirley Dm is, C dt . DeLoris lb Jackson, Dale B A R I T O N E S Baggerly, Smith, Robert D o u g l a s , Harris, AcMoody, Robert S w e e t , Jack Raymond, Marjory Downer, Jerry T E N O R SAXOPHONES S O U S A P H O N E S King, David S i b l e y . Linda T h o m p k i n s . Ronald Reppert, Richard B A R I T O N E SAXOPHONE ( , r o v e . T. . . Unroe, Jean J o h n s o n , Dale B E L L S Thompson, Jacqueline C O R N E T S AND TRUMPETS Olmstead. Gail McDonald, Naomi W o i f o r d , Bill F a c k l a t n . Sharon Sherman. Margaret Secord, Keith H a r v e y , Harold Clearwater, Rowena P iHammond, t i l Diana b r i c k , Allen. Hawk, Norman ALTO CLARINET C o b b , Guy Troutman, Maurice D y g e r t , John BASSCLARINET L u c e , Mervin D R U M S Peck, Joyce W a l l a c e , Gordon W a l k e r . Jack Welch. Keith R o b i n s o n . Nancy CSAXOPHONE F r a l i c k , Joseph M o r r i l l , Jim Todd, Patricia Gruner, Frank B a y s i n g e r , Dick ALTO SAXOPHONES J o h n s o n , Jerry J o n e s , Roger Bond. Harlean S m i t h , Warren Drinkwater, Eunice W a t k i n s , Grace Ann 83 �"C" Band The C-Band is composed of 45 students who have had one or of music. The group participated in the annual Concert on March 13 and also played and marched in the Memorial Day parade on "C" BAND FLUTE F o r r e s t e r . Jean T R O M B O N E S Aitchison, MarMry S m i t h , DeLoris lb CLARINETS F o r r e s t e r . Donna LaForge, jOIIII G r a n g e r , Douglas Cochrane. Mickey B e t t s . Donna H i l t o n . Marilyn Kemp. Sharron T E N O R SAXOPHONE I n d y , Kathryn Semmelroth. Carl H e i n e m a n . Della N l a t V I O L I N S E..terline. Ella Marie C O R N E T S AND TRUMPETS NIcKeith. Pat G r a f f . Robert B o v e , Natalie Robinson. Pats, R e n n e l l , Ted M A R I M B A King. Donna B a l l a r d . Forre=t H e l m e r . Jerry Schlubatis. Sybil Sweet, Jerry B e e m , John AleGinness, Dean G i f f o r d , Eddie Donkin, Tom G r e e n , Ralph Waldron, LaVetta M o r r i l l , LeRoy Thompwn, Joan A l l e n , Daryl K i n g . Roth Mary ALTO SAXOPHONES H o b a r t , Fred Aleier. Gloria W e r t , David H u r l e y . Jerry 84 �Beginner's Band This year's beginning band was composed largely of fourth and from the four wards in Coldwater. They played at the yearly Concert of March 13 and 14 and marched and played in the parade on BEGINNER'S BAND Ms Rennet]. Judy Earner, Davenport, Phyllis Tompson, Carl Tucker, Patsy Lynington, Barlow, Chilson, Gary SOPRANO Parshall, Billy ALTO Lure. Galop. Mary Troutman, Mitmesser, CORNETS AND TRUMPETS Tompkins. Tommy K e y e s . Janet Weeks. Rita C E L L O Doke, Tommy H a t m a k e r , Troutman, Jerry BASS Barringer, Johnson, Goodwin, SNARE Barringer. Edmund MeNitt, Stanley. Robinson. Morris. Shirley Rise!. Keith NELOPHO Flint. Lindsey. Marilyn Hodgman. David VIOLIN Fry. Johnson. Donald Sager. Eunice Burton, John White, Jim Greenwald, Alice Berraw, 85 A �Follies Band BACK ROW: Mr. Band, Daly, Parker, Huntley, Brickey, SemmeIroth, Corey, Ellis, Morrill, McKnight, Preston. FRONT ROW: Adams, Kmer, Gist, Mock, Munger, Lincoln Cods Stevenson Toppenden. The Follies Band was organized on Sunday, February 9th, and met the five following Sundays for rehearsals. T h i s group o f musicians was composed of twenty A-Banders who played the latest popular hits, and two jitterbug numbers They were to he heard March 13 and 14 at the Band Concert, and also at the annual Coronation on A p r i l 11. PIANO F L U T E S T R O M B O N E S Tappenden. Madge. l a n s p o n . J a n i . S l a t . . E•ther H o a r , Delores L o o s e . 1 . 1 . 0 ALTO SAXOPHONES Hill. D i r k T R U M P E T S BARITON Ma r k . l h . t i n a Ellis, B l a i n e Parker. \ N U B . Brie key, B i t TENOR SAXOPHONES Hontley, C h a r l e s BAS Corey. R o n a l d Preston, G r a n g e r NleKnight. K e n t Shank. B i l l i e M o r r i l l , M a r t in BA CLARINETS Semmelroth, G o n r a d l i n g e r. P h y l l i s D R U M S W'estlirook, K e n n e t h %lax", Lowell 36 �Baton Flourishers Thoma Stephenson C o d s L i n c o l n K o s e r Twirling Corps Reviewed This year the twirlers of the A -Band were quite busy. T h e y led their band in all parades, at the football games, and at one basketball game. T h e y also twirled at Benton Harbor, Kalamazoo, and at the Holland Tulip Festival. This spring the twirlers wore their new uniforms which are white with red t r i m and gold epaulettes. These were made b y Mrs. Cads, who was presented a plant from the girls at the annual Band Banquet on May 9. The twirlers o f the A -Band are Charles Thomas, Drum Major, Patricia Kaser, Betty Stephenson, Joyce Carls, Jean Snyder, Marion Lincoln, and Nancy Robinson. Due to an operation in the first of this year, Jean Snyder has been unable to twirl this spring. �SENIOR CHORUS BACK R O W : M u n g e r, Barnes, Stiles, Furgeson, S m i t h . MIDDLE ROW: M e a d , Howes, M a x w e l l , Sowles, Byers, G o r y, Jackson. BOTTOM ROW: Douglas, Russell, Stout, Saltzman, Donbrock, Loose, Lyman, Junior a n d Senior Choruses 'Ilk' fifteen members of the and t h e twenty members o f t h e Senior Chorus have been v e r y active this year. Most of their time was spent in listening to records, learning to appreciate all kinds of music, and o f course, i n vocalizing. T h e girls took part i n the Christmas program, the grade school operetta, and they will also participate in Six songbirds o f t h e S e n i o r Chorus formed a High School Sextet. These girls are: Alberta Sowles, Marjorie Byers, Bar. (Continued on next page) 8 �TOP R O W E o s t e r d o y, Renshaw. B o r n e , M y , S e l b y, Wo r d e n , F r o lull BOTTOM R O W, Balch. Buys, M o r o n , Enos, Jones, Theboud, S p o d e . Junior bara Mead, Betty Douglas, Donna Jackson, and These ambitious He-Men are: ley, Rolland Gilbert, Phineas Ivey, Wilbur Noel, John Soncrant, Junior Ewers, Ben Alexander, Bob Barnes, Ed Daly, Frank Lucas, Bob King Weave As an added attraction to C. H. S., a number of boys were to be seen in ditorium at noons, and these made up the boys' chorus did a swell job entertaining us all at one time Miss Virginia Smith, the tor, is to be commended for a job 8 �-4. ��A111, On the Gridiron FOOTBALL SEASON On September 27 the Cards to a fast and powerful team The Spartans, sparked by the fast running Cummins and Baker, points in the first two periods and in the third before the Cards were move down the field and score on a Swain. The final score was 27-6, battle proved to be Coldwater's feat of COLDWATER 13 "We're fighting for you, C. H. S.,— start, our school song, and to whom words fit more than our Nobody fights harder and with more spirit and determination to win than the wear the football uniforms o f C. H . S. These lads put up a good fight against all opponents, and on the night of a matter what the odds are, they fight best of their ability to win for of our high COLDWATER 7 T H R E E After three weeks of tice and signal drill the Cards season, September 20, traveling Rivers to 'tattle to a 7-7 tie with the ing eleven. Three Rivers scored early ill the first period and held the until early in the fourth quarter when our fighting eleven rolled up seven points the COLD WATER 6 LAE EV1 The Friday following the the hands of Lakeview, the to Hillsdale to defeat the Hornets in cisive battle. The first period saw see-saw between Coldwater and H but in the second quarter the Red marched to their first goal and were way to a second when the period Cards came booming back in an score in the third quarter, but lost on a fumble. In the last period the C. BACK R O W. Olmstead, Fuller, Rowe, McConnell, A l e x a n d e r, Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Gilbert, Coach Eby, Sowles, Donkin, Swain, Lewis, R. Gilbert. Callahan, Coach G r i g g , FRONT ROW: Tighe, Dillon, Sticican, Holley, Neusbaum, Cantrell, C o x . 92 �Coaches Laugh G r e g g , Eby ON THE GRIDIRON COLDWATER 13 The Cards, hitting the road to Adrian, fought desperately throughout the game to grab a tied score after the drew first blood as they pulled points during the first period. board read 7-6 at the half, plunged across the goal line. were again on the short end of a in the early part of the fourth after several long miss by Clyde Gilbert and Rollie Gilbert, they drove over to tie the score 13-13 as the "11" crossed the goal line to make score 13-0 in COLDWATER 18 Although the victory was chalked up for the Redskins they had to fight a all the way to hold the Cards back. time the Cards led on a touchdown made in the first period, and throughout and third quarters they trailed only by 1 or 2points. I n the fourth, the managed to penetrate our line to win by a margin of The Adrian team was rated as one best class B teams in COLDWATER 19 A L B I O N 0 The following week the Albion at home by a combination ing and running that set a pace Wildcats could not overtake. scored i n the first, second, periods, and were able to hold le, throughout the game to win 19-0. COLDWATER — E A S T LANSING — This year, due to weather East Lansing game was postponed called off due to the unwillingness East I.ansing coaches to co-operate on a date. The game was not awarded to either • 9 �Stevens, Brickey, Stance!! ON THE GRIDIRON Cards again ran a touchdown to final score This year the team won games, tied one, and lost two; tied two non-conference due to the fact that the game Lansing was not played, the placed in fourth position in standings. Had the game with been played, and won or tied, have ranked second, or third had Despite some of the scores, outran, outpassed and in every team but Lakeview, according statistics of COLDWATER 13 S T U R G I S 0 On November 8, the Cards traveled to Sturgis to return with another the Silver Football which has tween these two schools for The game at Sturgis began with a run by Carl Lewis which was stopped just short of a touchdown. Following this run the ball changed hands several times until the Cards scored on a pass in period, making the score 6-0 at time. A t the opening of the second half both teams fought desperately but was made until the last quarter, • 9 �Departing Football Cardinals Next }ear's football squad is going to show a large and hard-to-fill hole as 13 boys leaving at the end of this year. These finished their high school football careers and we are certainly sorry to see them go. Duane Dillon, another 2 year man, the heaviest on the squad, played tackle. Despite his weight, Duane moved fast and was in on many plays that most tackles would In this school of lightweight boys, he was an especially valuable Ile team elected Alan Swain and bert co-captains this year. Both boys and two of the hardest working, ing members of Ben Alexander had to miss last because of a broken arm but he came back this year and won his varsity letter. tackle and did a fine job. H e was one boys who could always be depended upon t o come to practice and to Man Swain has completed 3 years varsity service. I n his sophomore and junior years, his position was end, and this year he to halfback. Alan was one of the of the team in both positions. This year awarded a berth on the A l l tea Marion Cantrell transferred here last year from another school where he had won letter. He was awarded a varsity letter here this year at tackle and was one of the hardest hitting men on Clyde Gilbert is also a 3 year man. quarterback when in the 10th and and halfback this year. Despite his "Spoof" was one of our principal ers. H e was given honorable mention on the All-conference Larry Olmstead went out for football first time this season, and won his letter at the guard position. L a r r y showed some fensive work and could always be counted on to work hard in practice Ed Callahan, guard, won h i s award in football this year. Ed was light for a guard, but he made up for this by being one of the hardest fighters on Clinton Neusbaum played varsity ball in his junior year and then joined the Navy. Upon his retirn this year, one of the strongest points in our line was his guard position. Both and defense he was hard-charging and fast. Time and again he broke up opponent's plays when it seemed as i f they couldn't be stopped. C l i n t landed a berth on the A l l team and also got honorable mention on the All-State Don Holley has played 3 years He was a fullback i n his sophomore year and then switched to center for his junior years. Although Don was good on ably the place where he did his best at back and line on defense. H e was tackler and more than once broke scoring Jr. Stickan played guard and did job in balancing the line. Although to make a touchdown was never realized, all he had while on the field. Junior, a 2 year man, also got honorable mention on the ference Art Donkin was one of the lightest men squad, won his varsity letter this year back. H e was always trying arid ever, and his fight largely made up for of Bob Milliman, another small man. played quarterback. Despite the fact that Bob past the end of his nose without his glasses, he did a good j o b o f ball handling. I n the T. formation which we used this year, much success of the team depends on the Bob proved himself capable of Rollie Gilbert played on the varsity team in the '43 and '44 seasons, coming back this year to take up where he left off for his third varsity Year of football. Rollie played end until this year, when he shifted to the backfield. awarded honorable mention on the ence 9 �Alp ALEXANDE 1 y e a r Va n i t y Tackl CALLAHA 1 y e a r Varsity Guard CAN 1 y e a r Varsity Tackl CO 1 y e a r Varsity En DONKIN C . GILBERT R . GILBERT H O L L Y 1 y e a r Varsity 3 years Va n i t y 3 y e a r s Varsity 3 years Varsity Halfback H a l f b a c k H a l f b a c k a n d fullback C e n t e r MILL IMAN 2 years Varsity Quarterback SMIT 1 y e a r Varsity Cente NEUSBAU 2 years Varsity Guard SOWLE 1 y e a r Va n i t y Quarterback OLMSTEA 1 y e a r Va r s i t y Guard STICKA 2 years Varsity Guard 9 SWAIN 3 years Va n i t y Halfback DILLO 2 years Varsity Tackl LEWI 2 years Vors:ty Fullbac ROW 2 years Varsity Tackl TIGH 2 years Varsity En �4 BACK R O W: Odren, Engle, Rosenberg, DeHavens, Mulier, Corless. THIRD ROW: Coach Laughlin, Barnes, O n . Hoogenboom, Rhodes, Gruner. Andres, Mgr. Stephens. SECOND ROW. Brickey, M g r ; McCurley, Cooper, Fry, Schlubatis, Fredrick, Simmons, M g r. Stansell. FRONT R O W: McCollough, Raymond, McDonald, N u t t , Stanley, H a r v e y, Woods. Reserve Football The Coldwater Reserves opened their 1946 season with a the Quincy Varsity, losing by a score of 19-7. However, they melt by out-playing the Trojans in most respects. The Cards Albion eleven for a first victory of the season. Still shoving they looked like a pretty good ball club as they chalked up a score of The second victory came when the boys traveled to Hillsdale for a The team fought a good, hard game. Nineteen to eighteen told the story of the game against Colon Varsity with CHS on top, in what proved to best performance of the year. The season closed with the a winning streak with five straight victories. I n another close avenged an earlier defeat by beating the Trojans 9 �Varsity Starting at top center, going from left to right: C. Gilbert, senior, 3 years forward D. Murphy, junior, 1 year tion, A. Swain, senior, 2 years varsity. Position, cente D. Linn, senior. 3 years varsity. Position. guar D. Swart, senior,2 years varsity. Position, guar L. Olmstead, senior. 2 years tion. A. Doubts, senior, 2 years varsity. Posi• lion, R. Gilbert, junior, 2 years tion. J. Tighe, junior, 2 years varsity. Position, forward E. Sowles, sophomore, 1 year sition. In Basketball: Left to right top: Bob Lyman. Erwin Codes, Eby, Coach Group picture, back row: Coach Eby, Donkin. Smart. Murphy. Gilbert, Coach Front row: R. Gilbert, Swaim Linn, ��Basketball ft Twin Valley Basketball Champions The Cardinals opened their season with conference game against Colon. Because racehorse style of basketball played this year, 29 personal fouls were collected, but the boys came through with a 41-26 win. The played in our gym, December 3, only after the boys had 36. This game was a tough one to lose and it dropped us back to On January 10, the Cards played game of the week on the honte court. learn, back in the Twin Valley being out during the war, came with a highly reputed team. Despite the Adrian cagers had trouble backboards and the Cards got back on ning trail again to the tulle of After two more days practice, the neyed to Albion to face a tall, fast Although considerably shorter than the Albion Cagers. the Cards outran them to win by margin. Again the unaccustomed style of play hampered the Cards and they chalked up 32 personal The next week. December 13, the at home and marked up a 411.44 win view. The Spartans had one of the in the conference, and also one of scorers. I t was a very close game with changing hands time after time, and was in doubt up to the last few minutes when our boys managed to pull ahead to stay. also showed that the team was getting used new type of ball, their fouls being cut ahnost is half The next week the team invaded boys played their best game of the year this point. Although t h e slightly taller than the Cards, they the shortest teatn on our schedule. five couldn't keep up with our boys, offense or defense. For the first time in the Cards beat Sturgis on Sturgis' floor. The final score was January 17 again found the Cards home—this time at Hillsdale. They the same form that was evident at couldn't get over a three or four point the first three quarters. I n the last pulled away to beat the Hornets The following Tuesday the to Marshall to meet the always skins. The first half saw the outplayed. Due to the superior height of their opponents they got the ball very few were only able to score 4 points. As half opened it looked as though Eby's going to get back into the game. a lot of fight and sank several quick buckets, but the Redskins again got control and became our first loss. The final score was Starting the second round o f the Cards played host to the Albion Wildcats. a repitition'tif the first game with the Cards had to depend on speed the height advantage the Wildcats enjoyed. Al. bion showed a lot of improvement since time we met them but the Cards were much better team. After a slow start got under way and won a 40-25 victory. January 31 found the Coldwater cagers at Lakeview. The Spartans were a speedy riding high at the time, but the Cards an inspired team, in putting out one of games of the year. The Spartan difficulty getting the ball past the the floor, as time and time again intercepted their passes to drive in kets. The first quarter showed for Coldwater, but the Cards went run up their highest score o f When the fireworks ended, it 59, Lakeview 40. This marked fifth straight victory. After the Christmas vacation. the host to another big team. The East Lansing Trojans were tied for second when they came here on January 7. Although the team fought every minute and outran the Trojans, they again had trouble getting the ball due to their opponents' height advantage. The Cards took their second consecutive The next week the boys came what would undoubtedly be game of the year. The Marshall 10 �undefeated. This was really a game for the fans. Time and time again the lead changed hands. Neither team was able to get enough o f a margin to enjoy a moment's respite. Both teams were in there fighting for the ball and i t was fine exhibition of the cagers' art. The Cards to have this one, however, to avenge their previous defeat by Marshall and to stay in the race for the T. V. crown. The final score found Coldwater out in front . The next Tuesday the Cards played host to Angola. T h e Coldwater cagers were out to break the Hoosier. tion for basketball teams. I t was another battle. The Angola five showed some deceptive and made the Cards work for every point but it wasn't quite enough and the Cards ran up their seventh straight victory, 49-4 Three nights later, on February 14, Coldwater's team left for Fast Lansing. Besides being bent on keeping in the T. the Cards were out to avenge their only defeat of the year. The Trojans got off to a good start and had the lead for the first quarter. Then the Cards started fighting back for a at the half. In the second half they increased their lead only to see it disappear when the Trojans On February 28. the Cards prepared started connecting on some long shots. Again their last conference game of the year. as the they fought back, and after one o f the year's Hornets from Hillsdale invaded Coldwater. Due most exciting games, brought home to our winning streak and Marshall's straight triumph, with a score of feats, we were the undisputed T. V. The Sturgis cagers came to Coldwater on the condition might have caused them a let down but following Tuesday. T h i s gave the Cards only they were determined to finish the season with a one day o f practice. T h e Trojans grabbed an victory. T h e Hornets put on a early lead and for a while i t looked as show but they couldn't seem to connect on their would have no trouble in defeating shots. The final score stood with Coldwater, 44 This impression was short-lived, and Hillsdale, 28. The Cards finished the C. H. S. team turned on the steam son with eleven straight triumphs and themselves into the lead and won 52,36. This one victory over every team they played. While marked the first time in nearly 20 years losing 2 games, they won 14, a number Cards beat Sturgis twice in one season ies never before equalled in Coldwater's history. again the boys showed that they were not to be In the first game of the district stopped by any jinx. Coldwater drew Sturgis. After trailing through Three more days and the Cards the first three periods the Cards forged ahead in again. This time it was at Adrian. The Adrian the last quarter. I t looked as though they had cagers were determined to terminate our boys' the game but then Sturgis scored on winning streak. They started by pouring foul and three long shots in a row to win with through the net from close in and way out. For a heartbreaking 29-28. Throughout the first time in ten games the Cards were trailing Coldwater couldn't get rolling. Their at the half, but the mark of a truly good team is inaccurate. A f t e r winning eleven straight and the ability to overcome all odds and beating Sturgis twice, the law of hack. Once again the team showed what kind of to have caught up with them. The boys spirit they had as they forged back in good game but the odds were half. I t was an exhibition of what makes team a winning team. The Cards turned on all Coldwater High School is proud of her they had to beat the Maples by 11 points, Valley Champions 10 �Departing Cards This year's Tw i n Va l l e y ball Te a m was composed o f seven seniors, two juniors and one sophomore. I t was one of t h e best balanced teams t h a t basketball fans have had the privilege o f watching f o r several years. O f t h e f i v e placed among the top 15 scorers o f ference. T h i s was especially satisfying due to t h e fact t h a t before t h e season started, public opinion seemed t o have i t t h a t t h e Cards were not going to have anyone capable o f hitting the baskets this year. T h e boys played an entirely different typ e o f b a l l t h i s year a n d i t was because o f t h e i r h a r d w o r k a n d o u r f i n e coaches that i t paid off. honorable mention on the All-Confercnee tram. Clyde Gilbert is another player who proves best things come i n little packages. H e has played 3 years' varsity and is one of the fastest men on Clyde alternated with his brother at the position this year. H e had trouble connecting shots but he turned in a good defensive he was in the game. "Spoofer" was also quite a moral support and usually kept the team in both in practice There a r e seven boys w h o w i l l never again wear the Red and White o f C. H . S. on ketball court, and to these seven the whole school joins in expressing appreciation f o r the they d i d this season, and i n wishing them good luck i n whatever else they undertake. Larry Olmstead has played two years. This switched around between guard, center turning in a good performance at any position Like "Spoofer," he sometimes had on his shots, but played a good defensive game. a hard worker both in the games and Don Linn has played three years in varsity basket. ball, and was invaluable to the team because of his fine defensive play. Time and again he broke scoring chances and sparked the Cards to forts. Don's worth is proved by the fact that named hint honorary captain. Further proof is was named captain o f t h e mythical tea Don Swart is another two year man. He center and guard and gave a good account at both positions. Don had an ankle injury at of the season and this set him back theless, he was a help to the team while he and was a hard worker. Don was another did his best work Rolland Gilbert was one of those who made season pessimists eat their words. Rollie finished first in the Twin-Valley scoring race with 176 points. H e accomplished this without hogging t h e ball—a fact which adds greater prestige to the fact. Many times when Rollie could have just as well shot, he passed to a teammate who could effect a better shot. T h i s was one o f the qualities that was outstanding about the whole team. Rollie was also chosen for the ence team. T h i s marked the second consecutive year that the Cards have won two berths on this team. Rollie al., played a good defensive game. a pending rally more than once by stealing the driving in for a basket. Rollie was also a second year varsity player. H e was given honorable mention on the All-State Art Donkin completes the list of boys who will back next year. }le has played varsity ball for Another defense man, lie could stick close enough to an opponent to make him work for any shots Art worked hard and rarely missed C. H. S. is proud to have bees represented boy On the other side of the ledger we have who will he back next year. l a c k Tighe, a Eugene Verlin Emotes. • sophomore. Both of ranked in the top 15 T N . scorers. Tighe was 134 points and Gene was fourteenth with 99 boys played equally well on defense and were hard workers. Jack was named on the All.Conference team, and was given on the All-State team. Dean Murphy, who is transferred here from Elkhart, Indiana, at of the second semester. Although not used to of ball. Dean caught on quickly and was a to the team. He played at center and was good the rebounds off the backboard. We will be these three back next year and hope they successful Alan Swain was the work horse o f the team. H e played center, the position which takes the most run. sing. H e most be under one basket o n offense and under the other on defense. Alan combined and offensive qualities i n perfect proportion. He, like Linn. broke up conntless plays under the basket. Swain was I me of the team's spark plugs i n his work under the baskets. H e worked hard and got the rebounds off the backboards, often when the opponents were much taller. His offensive ability is shown by the fact that he placed thirteenth i n the T. V. scoring, with Alan has played Varsity for two years, and was given 10 . �BACK R O W. Smith, Rhodes, Barnes. SECOND ROW: Coach E b y, Codess, Luce, Fry, Coach Laughlin. FRONT R O W: Woods, Rowe, McConnel, Floogenboom, Rosenberg, Cooper. We regret that w e were unable t o include Lee Roy Coo, Carl Lewis, Bob S i , . mons, Fred Weeks, a n d Tons Engle i n this picture. Reserves Show Promise This year's reserve team, like the Varsity. Wasthe best of many years. with the same record as the first ten; 14 wins and 2 losses. After losing at the beginning of the season through the rest of the season without a loss. This amounted to a 13 consecutive wins. Even do not tell the whole story, however, two games they lost were Laughlin found his winning Near the end of the season the won one of their most They played and defeated team which won the championship in their own class " C " conference. I n all o f the games the reserves played good enough ball that at least 12 boys saw action game. Despite this fact, were usually left in their dust as outran and outshot them. O f five, three were freshmen and two were sophomores. T h i s is really and brings promise of more Champion teams in the The boys awarded letters for their fine work this Gene Fry, Jim Rhoades, Rex McConnell, Le Roy Cox, Marvin Rosenberg, Dick Lewis, Bob Simmons, Jack Rowe, Fred Weeks, Jack Vi/ood, Tom Engle and Lloyd Luc 10 �At Bat BACK ROW: Left t o right: Magee, Dickey, Byers, Clark, Smith, Greenamyer, Havens, Orno, H a w l e y, Green, Rathburn, Gar. man, Millons. THIRD R O W: Rubley, McDonald, Meek, Corless, W o o d , Wo r t o n , M o r o n , H a r v e y, Bisel, Engle, O m o . S t r o n g , Schweitzer, Host, A l l . , , Woods, Coach E b y. FOURTH R O W : Sonoran., Rhodes, C o o p m , Lewis, Millirnan, C . G i l b e r t , W o o d , Fitch, Neusbaurn, S w a i n , Tighe, Porter. FRONT ROW: Rosenberg, Barnes, Ewers, M o l t e r, Luce, Cochrane, Sheehy, Fry, Sowles. Large Number of Boys Out for Baseball As we go to press the baseball team ha, c t to play their Five varsity men returned this year: C. Gilbert, It. Gilbert, Lewis, Tighe; and a large number of reserves were also back this season. boys went out for the sport, composing the largest squad in the history of C. H. S. Ten varsity games and six reserve games will The schedule is April 15. Quincy will come here the first May 9. Adrian will April M. the team goes to to play the defending May 16 and 23 respectively, Hillsdale and Sturgis will April 22, Jonesville The last game is scheduled at Albion May 27. May 13. the squad will play April 25. Marshall May 6, the team goes We hope for a team worthy of Mr. Eby and Mr. Olson's swell job of coachin 10 �J. W O O D S I year varsity 1 2 C. GILBERT 3 years varsity , TIGHE R . GILBERT years varsity I y e a r varsity C 2 . LEWIS R . CORLESS years varsity 1 y e a r varsity B. MILLIMAN A years varsity Coaches Eby a n d Laughlin 10 2 C. NEUSBAUM years varsity A. S WA I N 1 year varsity �On the Green BACK ROW: Ayers, Bovee, Dickey, Manes. SECOND ROW: Coach Laughlin, Fitch, A . Donkin, Linn, Weeks, Coach Eby. FRONT ROW: Kos.., Vinton, Robinson, J. Donkin, Gist, Munger, Baum, Funderburg. Golf Re-instated This season Coldwater High had its first golf for the first time in C. H. S. history the for the sport. Practices were held at and Laughlin as A golf tournament was scheduled and several other Twin-Valley schools closed their men team in five was permitted to Club with on May 29. season with �The Racketeers f . 2nd R O W, L e f t w r i g h t : E n g l e , W o o d s , Barnes, Mossmon, A n d r e s , S o r t w e l l , M a e f or land, Schweitzer, M i l l ima n, E b y. b t R O W, L e f t t o r i g h t : Bisel, Stephens, Schlubatis, M u r p h y, McConnell, A n d r e s , Thomas, Ewers, Brickey. Tennis Team Revived After a lapse it 5 sears during. ‘, was little interest in tennis, the sport ha, been resumed this season. Although time the Cardinal went to press, the list of participants had not been comp! were approximately twenty students out for tennis. They played Adrian before going to the TwinNalley Tennis meet which was held in Adrian, May 17. SPORTS m o r Coach Eby was in charge of our former principal and tennis Weeks, Sr., has graciously contributed his time and experience. We are glad e people interested in a of sports after several years in interest reached out of the lowest ebbs in our school's 106- �Cinder Pounders BACK ROW, Left t o right: A . Sortwell, C. Michael, K . McDonald, I . N O . E. S o w ' , H. Cooper, S. Fredericks, Coach Laughlin. MIDDLE ROW: Manager, McConnell, D. Smith, E. lividen, D. King, B. S i a m . I I , G . Green, G. Keyes, C. Thomas, J. Lewis Manager Zabonich. FRONT ROW: C. Gilbert, R. Ta i t , F. W e e k , E. Stickan, D. Hoogenboon, D. Moore, E. Callahan, V. Porks, D . Dull, M . Morrill CHS Goes Out For Track Due to the urgencies of the press, this story had to be written track events took place. About forty boys went out, composing squad in several years. This season there were three varsity Stickan, Moore, and Callahan, as well as a number of reserves from last year: Weeks, Holley, Grove, Dull and Parks. T h e coaches, who lot of credit, are Mr. Green, and The schedule was Date P a r t i c i p a n t s P l a c e April 16 C o l d w a t e r , Adrian, Hillsdale A d r i a n April 24 C o l d w a t e r , Marshall, Lakeview M a r s h a l l May 1 C o l d w a t e r , Albion A l b i o n May 7 C o l d w a t e r , Union City C o l d w a t e r May 10 I n v i t a t i o n a l meet with 16 Class B schools May 14 C o n f e r e n c e Meet M a r s h a l l May 21 C o l d w a t e r , Quincy C o l d w a t e r 106- �Varsity Cheer Leaders Kenny Westbrook Jean Mills Margaret McLaughlin J o o n Shirley Simrnons This year ten cheerleaders were for all home games to keep up of the team. The varsity squad posed of Margaret McLaughlin, with two years o f service, and Joan Donkin, Kenny Westbrook, Mills, with one year each. Ellen Stein, Joyce Schlubatis, Joyce Stout, and Eunice Drinkwater were cheerleade Reserve Cheer Leaders Joyce Schlubalis, Jane Smith, Ellen Stein Eunice Drink o t e r, Joyce Stout 106 �C-Club and Its Loyal Members TOP ROW: Rowe, C o , M o o r , Callahan, Lewis, Neusbaum. SECOND ROW: Coach Eby, Tighe, Linn, Alexander, Otno, Smith, Donkin, Coach Laughlin. FRONT R O W: Holley, S w a r t , Olmstead, Milliman, Fitch, Sowles, Stickan, S w a i n , C . G i l b e r t . ball trophy. The varsity voted to get white 10 inch C's with cardinal insert and small basketballs. A l l football awards were given at the All quet at the Masonic Temple. gave a supper at the Post House football team at the end of the club will redecorate and light case, and at the end of the year banquet will The C-Club and its loyal sored many activities this year. held two dances, presented one of assemblies of the year and ushered fit basket ball games, as well as sign in the gym entitled "A The members held one initiation year and one supper. They also one more initiation and one As is customary, the club voted eligible for varsity letters, and on CLUB President C Vice-President Treasurer D Secretary l y d e B o b Milliman u a n e Dillon 106- �TOP ROW: Claire and Spoof; Who killed Hattie—or Mottle? Loafers five. SECOND ROW: "Thorns" Healy; Here and there; Locker full o f Gilbert; Sing:ng t o the dog. THIRD ROW: 5 11 " ; The Lake Six; &ohms ErockwaY. BOTTOM ROW: Nina; Singing Lompsons; Patience, Jackass; $ 2 5 fine. $1 �- •I1 ��- PRATT Manufacturin Compan Extend Congratulations t The Class of 1947 �Learn to Fly This Summer Vacation . at LEGG AIRPORT Student Instruction 7h BA-cm& &tutu'. Passengers Charter Service APPROVED G.I. Bar Association Extends M o s t Congratulations, SINCER SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS LEE OF 1947 HARDW THE BEST FOR ' 4 7 GREETINGS SENIORS Johnson' Clothing TH Linco Coun CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1 9 4 7 WOODWARD SON �COLD WATER BRAS FOUNDR wishes GOOD LUCK t o the H. F. Fair, Mgr. CORLESS T W I N S Left t o r i g h t . Joyce a n d Jeanette Gir CONGRATULATIONS Reserv GIST'S Clu PHOT GIV STUDI BEST W I S H E S T 9 SOUTH MONROE THE PHONE 8 7 0 For G O O D and NATIO UTILITIES QUALITY FUEL . . . Up- t o -Date Coal Company USE GAS • FOR • WATER • 78-82 W. Chicago St. �Tr e a t A u t o Parts Extend Congratulations JJ Y A c u u and Best Wishes • eotrzi2c WISH THE CLASS O F ' 4 7 Replacement Auto Parts For All Makes of Cars PHONE 9 6 THE BEST OF LUCK • MEAD Manufacturers of Real Estate SHAW "TRADESHOE MILO H. MEAD, Prop. DOBSON AGENCY The Home DEPENDABLE INSURANCE Main Bank �Tibbits Theatre Taylo Chevrol Best Wishes and Good Luck Sales a n d Service CHEVROLE as Your Troubles Commence OLDSMOBIL with Commencement Branch County Savings Bank Offer Congratulations to The Graduates 0 . W. HOLMES Exec. Vice-President Teen-Age Favorites SHATTUC Funeral JOAN MILLER and TRUDY HALL at Extends Best Wishes Stella Dress To the Class o f ' 4 7 12 �BEST WISHES CLASS O F 1 9 4 7 MashonCompa JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARIANS Walker's FIRST CLASS CEMETERY MEMORIALS Laundry PHONE 7 7 • COMPLIMENT GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '47! MAIN Aeatite • o Mac Pharm �Left to right: Alice Bates, Dorothy Borden, Velma V a n Patten, A r d i t h Betts, J a n e t Robinson. BURTON �g THE BRANCH COUNTY FINE FOOD . . . DEVI.tL GGOD SERVICE... Extends Denn SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS Gril Wayne Feller Edward Holtz Male, Matt Compliments 16 N . MONROE ST. To t h e Seniors Our Compliments PHONE 711-J Graver's Grocery A FULL LINE OF (Where Hard s used to be) Groceries — Meat • CAKES Candy • Opposite School • Albert Grover, • COOKIES at Take Snyder Baker AN EASY i Deluxe 11 �Compliments of GOOD LUCK, SENIOR Asbury Branch County Abstract Office 15 N. MONROE Everything Good to Eat Phone 761 Best o f Luck, SENIOR BeeShoe Com?liments of TH A and SUPER M A R K E T Mung Garage COLDWATER, MICH. PHONE 517J EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR Allison's CLOTHING STORE Best Wishes, SUCCESS CLASS OF '47 • J. B. BRANCH CO. Mahaff THE �Charles Mollenkopf H a r r y Barber SCHOOL C U S T O D I A N S OUR HAT'S OFF T O THE FOUR M E N W H O KEEP THINGS RUNNING AROUND C.H.S! W E ' D REALLY BE LOST WITHOUT YOU, A N D YOU DO A SWELL JOB. — Students o f C.H.S. Compliments of THE Barney's Market 9,tatitument GROCERIE MEATS and VEGETABLES MuAie CONGRATULATE TH Baggerl CLASS O F FUNERAL '47 IIT H O M E �Best Wishes, Seniors BEST TR IBOLET of 5c — 10c — $1.00 Coldwat Food Congratulations, "WHERE YOU BUY FOR LESS" Seniors Van's Taxi PHONE 4 0 PHONE 66 or 90 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES from The Southern Michigan National Bank of Coldwater C O L D WAT E R , M I C H I G A N Specializing in Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.; Federal Reserve System �Pete's Compliments of High Speed EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS • PENNEY'S C A N A LWAY S SAVE Y O U M O N E Y J. C. PENNEY Compan • We Extend O u r CONGRATULATIONS Roby's Drug Stor PillSbarY M o t o r Sales �BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '47 We carry a Complete Line of BUILDER'S PAzeaettizated toHOME OF 1.4NVI • INSULATION • PA I N T • LUMBER • HARDWARE �SMITT Employees o f Still "IF Y O U LIVE L O N G ENOUGH, Y O U Montgomery M AY LIVE T O SEE T H E C O M M U N I T Y BUILDING." Compa PORTRAIT Extend Commercial Photos Als SINCER HIGH GRADE CONGRATULATIONS Osbor Phone 406-J Luedde Shoe Store ROB LEE, AIRSTEP, BUSTER BROWN Expert Service at Coldwater Truck Service Henry Davis, Best Wishes from Michigan Telephone eaed. eee Offer Congratulations to t h e Seniors �Coil Springs for Industrial and Agricultural Purposes • THE I.G.A. STORE PROTECTS YOUR BUDGET • N O W SELF S E RV I C E Left t o right: Treva Hall, A l b e r t a Sowles, Gladys Williams, Carol ret Enos. �Student EXTENDS Best AND Congratulatio To the Class of DELICATESSEN Food Store • Greetings, Class o f ' 4 7 • Mr. a n d Mrs. Stowell, Props. SENIOR H I G H OFFICE GIRLS Compliments of Top r o w, left to right: M a r g e Byers, M a r y Maxwell, M o r y L o u G a r m a n , J o a n Barnes, M a r i l y n D o n b r o c k , R u t h V a n Dyke. "Alarty" Bottom r o w : A l i c e Bates, mas, P a t D o n k i n , V o l K e n n e d y, M a r y Vinton. "If it ain't right, Marty w i l l m a k e it right." 12 �Congratulations • to the Class of '47 MARTI Arnold Auto Parts GROCER 46 W. Park Avenue Congratulations, Extend Class o f '47 Congratulations Aceonkey- • FUNERAL M4RO Radio Compliments of Mzeum Phone 2 2 9 — 123 SHOE STORE • Kelvinator Ranges a n d Wa t e r Heaters A.B.C. Washers R.C.A. Victor Radios Congratulations! • Service on a l l . . . • Radio Range DEAN'S Refrigerators Sinclair Washers 12 �• Dale • 0 . W . Davis Th "BICYCLE M A N " STANDAR SUPE Coldwater Dairy Compaii FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS SERVIC • Congratulations D AV I S t Coal and Fuel Oil The Class of '47 "SPECIALISTS I N HEAT" • Coldwater Daily Reporter acaulde .7,i)te .J'ii• VULCANIZING • RETREADING �Congratulations, CONGRATULATIONS SENIOR • KIESS Jewelry Xev Hardware Store Congratulations, Good Luck, and • HARDWARE Best Wishes • SPORTING GOODS to the CLASS OF 1947 • SEED Engineering K I N G'S POME ABOUT NOTHING • What is spring without a snow-plow? CLEANING Whot is a l i n e n o t ending i n c h o w ? What is a letter w i t h o u t a stamp? DYEIN What is a romance without a vamp? What is a cold w i t h o u t a nose? What is a dancer w i t h o u t t e n toes? Congratulations, SENIOR These ponderous questions I l e a v e w i t h y o u And i n conclusion s a y a d i e u a n d t o o d l e l o o ! City Market --Janet Robinson McConnell-Kemp I �DARLING THE N A M E T O T H I N K O F F I R S T I N D I S P L A Y L. A . DARLING C O M PA N Y - BRONSON, MICHIGAN PLASTIC DIVISION - COLDWATER, MICHIGAN MIDWEST FOUNDRY DIVISION - COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 12 �BEST WISHES, SENIORS Congratulations from from Your ntancii COLDWATE COC SHORT ORDERS, DINNERS • 45 W. CHICAGO BEST Clark Filling BEST T GAS — OIL — CANDY — POP FUTURE ATHLETIC TEAMS Red and from Compliments of Graduating 3- Membe Commercial Frank Gamby, 12 �BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '47 Mu!ter POLLOCK'S LUMBE VINTON ean.dVit4dit,A Wishe and COAL the Class of '47 The Best GOOD LUCK, Baby Barbara Brockway Van Aken, Florist QUALITY at WILBUR' Furniture (Frog legs) �BEST WISHES GOOD LUCK, • SENIOR • THE IDEA Wallpaper Ho E Clu BEST OF SENIOR Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Sc — 10c — $1.00 H and H Cleane • I LA'S Dress PHON 2 ALL GARMENTS INSURED Compliments of BEST WISHES 3. A. TOM Gulf S e r v i c e �v. Th HI-Y Clu Sa "GOOD to SENIOR of 1947 �If you are really GOING PLACES and want f i n e stationery, o r advertising campaign T O HELP Y O U GET THERE . . . Telephone 42 The PATTERSON COMPANY, Printers 18 N o r t h M o n r o e Street, C o l d w a t e r OTTO'S Sport Shop and Bike Shop THE FINEST and Olmstead Finest i n DAIRY WHEELED GOODS • MANUFACTURED • MA .3-he . IC PHONE 4 6 ��Index to Arnold A 8 P Super Market Allison' Asbury Bros. Baggerly Funeral Home Band 8 Orchestra Borney's Market Bee H i v e Branch County Abstract Office J. B. Branch Company Bunny's Brunch Burton Bro's. Nash Branch County Bar Association Branch County Dental Branch County Savings Bank Carroll Store Coldwater Brass Co. 0. D. Chopman Coldwater Cleaners Clark City Market Coldwater Co.Operotive Co. Commercial Inn _ _ Coldwater Food Store Coldwater Doily Reporter Coldwoter Dairy Co. Crandall Tire Shop Coldwater Truck S e r v i . L. A. Darling Co. 0 . W. Davis Davis Cool 8 Fuel Delicatesse Dobso Denny's Grill Deluxe C a b Derhamme Dean's Sinclair Service Girl Gist Studio Graver's Grocery Hilton's Store H & H Cleaners Home 1c. House IDA Ideal Wallpaper !la's Dress Shop Johnson's Clothing Store Engineering 8 Soles Kiess Jewelry King's Cleaners Kerr's Hardware Lee Bros. Hardware legg Airport 12 11 11 Legg Lumber Lincoln Luedder' 11 11 11 11 11 11 116 12 11 10 11 11 Mac's Pharmacy Main Theotre Marothy Radio Shop Martin Grocery Mashon.Dorsey Co. Mike May McComb', Shoes McConkey-Putnam Co. Michigon Associated Telephone Co. Midwest Foundry Montgomery Ward Music Mart Milo Mead Real Estate Mahaffey Munger' National Utilities Co. Nick' 1. 1. Newberry Co. Olmstead 8 Son Osborn Stadio Ottors Sport Shop Patterson Co., Printers Pearce Cigar Stare J. C . Penney', Pete's High Speed Pillsbury' Pollock & Son _ 111 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 11 11 Pratt Mfg. Co. . Priest Studio Quality Spring Mfg. Co. Regal Mfg. Co. Roby's Drug Store D. P. Shot,.Ir's Shaw Shoe Smitty' Snyder', Bakery _ 11 5 12 12 11 11 11 13 13 13 13 13 12 13 13 10 12 12 12 12 10 10 Stella Re Shop Student Southern 12 11 Taylor Chevrolet Co. 11 Tibbits Theatre Treat Auto Ports Tribolet Co. Van Ali n 11 11 _ 118 Up-To.Da. Coal Co. _ Von', Taxi __ Vinton Vogt's Flowers Walker's Laundry Wilbur'. Furniture Woodward 8 Sons 13 12 10 12 11 11 12 12 11 13 12 12 12 13 12 _ 11 5 Ill 11 11 11 13 13 13 12 13 13 13 11 11 11 12 10 12 12 11 _ 11 9 12 11 11 12 - 11 5 - 112 - 11 0 _ 129 11 _129 12 11 12 - 1 0 9 �MEMORIES �MORE M E M O R I E S 1.1 �MEMORIES �STILL M O R E M E M O R I E S ��W't -X ,;eerr •- „ V, • " : " . ; --N7-.4 , • ' s ' " 4" • — ' " ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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May 31, 1946 ��19 19 4 5 TO O U R H E R O D E A D I N W O R L D W A R eolawaler 3f1qh PAYS TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF THESE VALIANTS WHO GAVE FULL MEASURE OF DEVOTION TO THEIR COUNTRY JAMES D. CORLESS W A R GARNETT 0. DEAN J A M DONALD J. HARRIS B A R JOHN FILARSKI O WORTH HELMER D D CHARLES E. SWIHART O R E E N N S E D. HILBORN M. MURRAY Y C. O'NEIL PERRY, JR. N A L D N A L D O L I V E R E. MARION II �TOP ROW: Legg, Jolley, Rowe, Olmstead. SECOND ROW: Thomas, Noel, Tighe, Schuble, lobes, Earley. BOTTOM ROW, Donkin, Smith, M Sm'sh. Holmes Boum Rubley. Gist THE P R O D U C E R S (CARDINAL The producers of the -194t, Cardinal, the Cardinal Staff, long and hard and they have turned out a yearbook worthy of rials are still difficult to obtain. but the staff has tried to keep the ard of former years. Editor Ned Legg was always hustling pictures and stories and giving encouragement. M r. Thomas by giving Ned assistance and advice. H i s leniency allowed Ned more time on the production and so put out a better yearbook. raphy end of production was handled very capably by Mr. Dennis. not an uncommon sight to see Mr. Dennis around with his picture All of these people, by working together, have managed caps to publish a STANDING: Earley, Tribolet, Canfield, Fillmore, Gamby, Brouker, Funderburg, Brockway, McLaughlin, SEATED 0 , 5 1 n s a n DonSin, Spencer, Hammond, Vinton, H a r d y, 1 �AEBERSOLD, GAMBY GAT. OLMSTEAD HAMMOND. BAUM MR THOMAS TRIBOLET. LEGG FUNDERBERG, NOEL VINTON, HARDY, SCHLATTER M R (5) . �• • BACK ROW. Soncront, Murphy, S w e l l FRONT ROW: Funderburg, Rubley. PUBLICITY A G E N T S (STUDENT Whenever there is anything to be done the Student either started it or is going to start it. Anything from appointing of Controls or sponsoring the Coronation of popularity This year's Student Commission was headed by Mayor Clerk Doris Jean Fundenburg, Senior Commissioner, Flora more Commissioner; John Soncrant, and Junior Commissioner The heads of the committees were as follows: Flora Rubley; Social Committee. Doris Fundenburg; Don Swart, and Citizenship Committee, Mr. Thomas was of much help to the Commission, acting and counselor. I n this capacity he was very much (61 ��IRA K I N G (Superintendent Mr. King, the man responsible for in the public schools of Coldwater has a and is proving himself the excellent he We, the students of Roosevelt want to say that we appreciate you, we luck, and keep up the THE DIRECTORS SCHOOL B O A R D The school board, a group of progressive business men of the are elected by the people to advise the superintendent. They to improve our school conditions and are doing a wonderful job. we'll get a new gym out of s Il 1 i o m A Milne Preside G e o r g e C. Kelsey S e c r e t a r y Lavern O d r e n 1. A T h o m a s . M D Stanley B o r d e n D a n i , M . Loose Treosurer Trustee Trustee Chief E n g i n e e r (8) �MR. D E N N I S Mr. Dennis, our Junior High Principal, has spent his whole school year keeping order "across the court", advising the Junior High Council, and being an enormous help to the Cardinal by doing a large share of the photography. Photography is his hobby, but we know his work has been greater than his pleasure. W e appreciate this, THE D I R E C TO R S MR. T H O M A S Our principal, \ h. Thomas, keeps in Senior High. Besides being just a busy man he teaches Journalism, supervises our mission, advises our H i -Y organization and has been o f considerable help to o u r " M i r r o r " and "Cardinal" staffs. Thanks, (9) �1 MRS. D O R O T H Y AITCHISON Biology R O B E R T BARNES A g r i c u l t u r e P a u l d i n g E H T H B A a H i g h School R n L d C a s s A N , Orchestra BOND M I H S o S m BETTY C A H I L L e M Economics R S . CORLEONE C O C H R A N E C i t y H i g h School : e n t r a l L o k e H i g h S c h o o l S o c i a l S t u d i o s , E n g l i s h Coldwater H i g h S c h o o l O h i o S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y, E S - University o f M i c h i g a n , M i c h i g a n S t a t e N o r m a l H a s t i n g s H i g h S c h o o l Michigan S t a t e N o r m a l C o l u m b i a U n i v e r s i t y, M . A . B . M . Unive.sity o f W i s c o n s i n , G r a d u a t e S t u d y, C o . . ES. M W e s t G r a d u a t e S t o d y, U . o f M . A U n U i e n v i e r v e r n r s s Michigan College i i t t y o f Michigan y o f Wi s c o n s i n University o f C a l i f o r n i a RUSSELL G R E E N MoMematics B E R T R A N D S h o p , GRIGG M R S . Ass'. Coach E n DORIS HUDSON g l i s h B o y R E E D LAUGHLIN s m G y , M I S S Coach Bottle C r e e k D i g ? , S c h o o l N e g o u n e e H i g h S c h o o l B e n t o n H o r b a r H i g h School Horton H i g h S c h o o l BERNICE LAZENBY S o c i a l Studies, English C o l d w o m r H i g h SchoM Tri•Stole C o l l e g e . B S . N o r M e r n M i c h . C o l l e g e , W e s t e r n M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , Western M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , M i c h i g a n S t a t e C o l l e g e Western M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , B S . BA U n i v E e r . s i Calorodo C o l l e g e o f E c l u . HARRY D A V I D S O N G t M R S G L A D Y S D AV I S Social S t u d i e s . E n g l i s h M a t h e m a t i c s A l b i o M n College, i c h . W e s t e r n Michigan College o f Michigan G r a d u a t e Study U . o f M . F L O Y D P h y s i c a l EDT M Education, A t h l e t i c s 5 k i S 5 Bowling G r e e n N o r m a l , U n i v e r s i t y o f C h i c o g o Ohio y 0 Hovilond H i g h S c h o o l C a l u m e t H i g h School Ypsilanti, M i c h i g o n B D i r e c t o r , f Coach o I S S MARTHA EXNER a l Music a n B.S. c t W a y n e Central H i g h Kalamazoo Centro! H i g h Slate College, U n ( 10) i ESTHER F E N N E R o r ' S c C o n s t a n t i n e H i g h School K a l o r n o z o o C o l l e g e , g M I S S V S c h o o l A v l e b r S p a n i s h . h B . i s o o K a l a m a z o o College o i English l n t Calloge B A . y o f Mexico �. . . W E WEAR THEM OUT MISS E V E LY N M O O R E M I S S GERTRUDE M O O R E MRS. V I V A M m f A R L A N E M Y R O N M < C A M L E Y Home E c o n o m i c s S t i m World P r o b l e m s , A m e r i c a n m L a t Government C o l d w a t e r Coldwater H i g h School U n i o n C i t y H i g h School i n A K , . S c i e n c e , OLSON Mathematics H i g h S c h o o l N e w Tr o y H i g h School Michigan S t a r e C o l l e g e M i c h i g a n S t o l e N o r m a l Coldwater H i g h School U n i v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n , W e s t e r n M i c h i g a n Western S t a t e C o l l e g e U n i v e r s i t Y o f M i c h i g a n Oberlin C o l l e g e G r a d u a t e S t u d y, M i c h i g a n University o f I l l i n o i s University o f M i c h i g a n , U n i v e r s i t y o f I o w a , M State N o r m a l C e n t r a l En Stole MRS. E L I Z A B E T H R M I S S R D A PHILLIPS B v s t n e s s .t9ttsh. English, S p e e c h B o o k k e e p i n g , Lansing E a s t e r n H i g h R e a d G u . a B t e . A C o . , . Study i n Rome hio U n i v e r s i t y, M . A . Hillsdole C o l l e g e School r . Leachers' C o l l e g e , C o l o n , o t A m e r i c a n A c a d e m y University o f C h i c a g o W e s t e r n S t a t e OSBORN G E m G e u s o g C . ALFRED R I C E T y p i n g COW. . L a C w o O S C A R T y p i n g , r , n . Arith. R E N S H AW B . S . HistorY I S S C i v i c s , MELISSA Methernotics School Placement C o l d w a t e r H i g h School W e s t e r n M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e H i g h School C o l d w a t e r H i g h School U n i v e r s i t y o f Michigan, U n i v e r s i t y o f Colifornio Kalamazoo C o l l e g e , B . A . Central M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e We s t e r n M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e , B . A . , M . A . Michigan S t a t e C o l l e g e M E c o n o m i c s , Socialise). S E M M E L R O T H A m e r i c a n N o r t h w U n i v e r s i t y e s t e r o f Michigan n University o f M i c h i g a n , M.A. BERTRAND S I B L E Y M I S S R O S E S I E F E A N I A K M I S S A N N A S T I L LW E L L M R S . J A N E V A N A K E N Chemistry, P h y s i c s S o c i a l S t u d i e s , E n g l i s h G i r l s ' G y m E n g l i s h 4rMur A l l H i g h School C o l d w o l e r H i g h School L a n s i n g C e n t r a l H i g h C o l d w a t e r H i g h S c h o o l michigon S t o l e N o r m a l , W e s t e r n M i c h i g a n C o l l e g e S c h o o l O b e r l i n College, B.A. Notre D a m e , P h & C e n t r a l M i c h i g a n C o i l e g e G r a d u a t e 3rochrole S t u d y, U n i v e r s i t y G r o d u a t e S t u d y, U n i v e r s i t y o f E d a c o t i o n . G S . v e r s i t y o f M i c h i g a n LE Ve r m o n t o University a l M i c h i g a n , f Michigan University �TOP ROW: Shock; Parade; One Big Happy Family; Pick in Action. SECOND ROW: Rogue's Gallery; Three Musketeers; Family Portrait; Shirley. THIRD ROW: Ed and Bucket; Power's Models; Runt; Muscle Men. FOURTH ROW: Sporky; Willy and Peggy; John a n d Dick; Girls; Montana; Pin.up Girl. FIFTH ROW. W i l l y a n d the FeIlas; Photo°, June Marie; The Robley, Skirt Gathering. SIXTH ROW: Animal, Vegetable or Mineral; Gert; Jiyidan and Friend; Poor Man's; Kermit Dennis; Rowe and Ellis on Roof. (12) ��SCRIPT (Class i n R e v i e w ) Upon entering Roosevelt High School as Sophomores ("Green Stuff" to the Seniors) we were at loss as to what to do with our feet; quite keep them under control at first. ( You can't deny it, marble or whatever kind of material these floors are made of is slippery stuff until you get used to it). Besides that, we did look, act and probably dum The first thing we did was to elect Jim Gay, Royce Spencer, and Frank Murphy as our class officers. We then something new and different, the Student Commission, and found that to elect a member of our class to represent us in the high school system of government. This we did obligingly, and chose Warren Commissio The Seniors (B. T. 0.'s to us)* sponsored a super tion which was supposed to and did make us feel more at home. in return, we sponsored a pack of a "All High" Christmas Party, and I might add that these parties are quite In our Junior year we elected Hal Cozzens, Clara Lukasak, Sallie Gamby and Royce Olmstead as class officers. Virginia Pierce, and Warren Steffey, our Junior Commissioner, saw to it that our forgotten as far as student activities were concerned. Smilin' Junior Play, was a big success, and afforded us the necessary funds the annual JuniorWhen we finally became "dignified" ( ? ) Seniors, we Asbury, Marilyn Mollenkopf, Jane Marsh and Shirley Mitchell as officers. Frank Murphy was chosen Mayor, and Flora Rubley Senior Commissioner after a rigorous campaign in which there very exciting moments. Lady Re Good was our play, and it proved very We sponsored the Sophomore Reception to try to make more at home, but some of the Senior boys took the Sophomore in hand for us--darn it! As for our other activities as Seniors, look on through and see for * B I G T I M E O P E R AT O R S . (14 �SENIORS BARBARA ADAMS, v e r y active E R N E S T ADAMS. A loyal mem in t h e music department, b e t o f t h e b a n d f o r t w o served f o u r y e a r s i n t h e y e a r s , Ernest A d a m s w a s bond and t w o years in the w e l l t h o u g h t o f a m o n g orchestra. S h e w a s a l s o b o t h students a n d f a c u l t l . octive i n intramurals, t u n , bling ond Mirror stall. JEAN AEBERSOLD, a C a r d i n o l C H A R L E S ASBURY, H i -Y men, ond Mirror staff member in b e , f o r three years, " C " her junior and senior years, C l u b member f o r one, was was also a l o y a l G i r l Re- a l s o in the Junior serve. A l t h o u g h q u i e t , i o r plays, a n d Jean h a d a w o n d e r f u l d e n t o f the Senior Class. sense o f humor. CHARLES BARNES. A n F. F. A . member f o r t h r e e y e a r s , Charles Barnes was on the Sophomore Reception Com• mine. and the Mirror staff in his senior year. HARLEY BARRETT JR., h a d parts in b o t h t h e J u n i o r a n d Senior plays a n d w a s o n the M i r r o r a n d C a r d i n a l staffs. H e has ity w h i c h makes h i m w e l l liked around school. RUTH BENEDICT, a consciencious violinist. w a s a n orchestra member for four years and on a d i v e member o f t h e Horne E t . C l u b f o r t w o years DICK BORDEN. A member o f the Bond and Orchestra for four y e a r s a n d Secretary and Treasurer o f the Band in h i s senior y e a r. D i c k Borden w a s o l s o i n t h e IITY f o u r years a n d S e , ' e t a , a n d Treasurer i n his junior yeor. LOIS BOYER was very active i n B E T T Y JANE BRAUKER did Intromurals a n d w a s a e x c e l l e n t work on the C. Horne E . C l u b m e m b e r d i n a l a n d M i r r o r I t , and a G i r l Reserve mern• w a s in the Junior Ploy o ber f o r t w o y e a r s v e r y helpful M caring she school library TOM BUFORD, a n outstanding P A T S Y C O C H R A N E ' S s p o r e basketball player. H e was t i m e i n CHS w a s devoted a member o f the " C " Club t o ushering. S h e served in his senior year a n d d i d c a f e t e r i a t w o years, w a s a fine j o b os o reporter i n a b o n d member, 'he Senior Play. o n e o f the f e w four year 4.H members. (15) �SENIORS • N O R M A J E A N CANFIELD e n N r e d B E T T Y CLARK A n o t h e r busy g i r l many a c t i v i t N A b u t t h e m o s t outstanding w a s f o u r y e a r s in it. H o m e E c o r a m i c s C l u b . I n this s h e w a s worker C a very activ• o m m e a t w a C H S w a s Betty Clark. S h e s i n M N Senior P l a y, t h e G i r l RRRRR res. C a f e t e r i a , I n . m a m m a l s , n c e m e n o n d o n t h e Senior t Committee. JIM C L O U D . A l t h o u g h h e e n t e r e d L E O N A R D C O A T E S , o q u i e t b u t nwiny a c t i v i t i e s , J i m C i c m d 5 w • I i . l i k e d student. w a s octive best k n o w n f o r h i s f o u r y e a r s i in t h e b o n d a n d t h r e e y e a r s n O w F. F. A . i n t h e e l e v e n t h g r a d e . in O r c h e s t r a . l i r a w a s p r e s • ident o f t h e B o n d i n ' A S . SAX CORLESS. C o l d w a t e r H i g h GERALD C U L P w a s 4 m e m b e r o f School s m o s t c o l o r f u l o l l . the F . F. A f o r 2 y e a r s . H e round a t h l e t e i n m a n y y e a r s . wot olso a member o f M e has r e c e i v e d g o l d m e d a l s f o r Photography C l u b d u r i n g 9 t h four y e a r s i n f o o t b a l l , b o s . Grade, ketholl a n d b a s e b a l l . M a x was honorary captain o f foot• boll a n d b a s k e t b a l l i n h i s 12Ih y e a r o n d w a s p m e m b e r of t h e " C " C l u b f o r f o u r VOCIS DORIS D I C K E Y e n t e r e d r n a n y o c . F R A N K I E S O I R E E t o o k a n o c t i c e Urines. S a m e o f them are p a Chorus. G i r l R O r c h e s S h ma a n d s h e w o r k e d o n t h e Mirror s t a f f . s t o r t i n a l l o f o u r assemblies e was B a n d . f f , o member o f the M i m s . staff, Cardinal and Girl .•. L M A D U N N w a s o v e r y ° v i c e M A R G A R E T E A R L E Y member o f M e H o m e E c . d o - o partment. S h e s e r v e d o n t h e Cardinol s t a f f o n e y e a r a n d C a f e FAY E N O S , a t o l l s e n i o r, w a s first boteman l e r e r member Club Margaret Earley w a s d i n a l t A M e G i r l Reserves a n d H o m e . i o n the Mirror Stoll. C o , Staff, a n d active i n a a n d Intromurals. "RED" E R I C K S O N i s a l i t t l e N d boseboll head w i t h a b i g s m i l e . H i s N a m i n his senior y e a r. H e participoted i n I n t r a m u r a l , excelled i t . F. F. A . w o r k a n d and s e r v e d o n t h e s t a g e c o n , ployed o n m i n e . f o r t h e J u n i o r P l a y. Nom. (16) M e s o l s o was a m e m b e r o f t h e S e n M r High C h o r u s . f E M e i r basketball �SENIORS GLENNA FILLEY was a member a t h e H o m e Economics Club a n d also o f t h e G i r l Reserves Club. Glenn ° hos also served a s a n office girl. LOIS FILLMORE h o s b e e n a n acIi.. member o f both the Home Economics C l u b a n d the Girl Reserves Club. She also served o s a n office girl. WILMA FILLMORE vvos president of t h e Home E h Club last year. S h e h o s d as an office girl, and w o r k e d i n Cofeterio. Also she worked o n a Sr. P I , committee and was in the Girl Reserves f o r three years JIM FRY w a s i n t h e B a n d i n the 9-10.11Ih grades. H e was i n Intramural, a n d on the Track Tear, i n his sen• ior year. SALLY GAMBY, this dictorian, w a s inent o n t h e Cardinal a n d Mirror staffs. S h e was the secretary o f h e r d o s s i n her junior yeor and on the citizenship committee S h e also h e l d numerous o t h e r jobs JAMES G AY, f o r outstanding work i n Science, received the Bausch a n d Lomb sci ence awards. H e olso was sports e d i t o r o f t h e C a r dinal. BURBERRY G R AY, w h o c a r n e here from Massiesville, Va., was in the Junior Play. He was a member o f the Ian. nis Mom a t Mossiesville. JUNE HALL is secretary this year of the Hoine Ec, Club. She has been i n t h e G i r l Re• ferves three years a n d i s popular w i t h h e r c l a s s • mates LA MOYNE HAMMOND of t h e Mirror i n 1946 in a d d i t i o n t o h e r t h r e e years o n the regular staff. La Moyne t o o k a n active part i n forensics, SOlVeS, Cardinal staff, I n • tromurals, a n d t h e Junior Play. WINIFRED HARDY served as os. iistant director o f t h e i t , Play, h e l d o n i m p o r t a n t port i n t h e S r. Ploy, w a s on the Mirror and Cardinal staffs, in Girl Reserves, and on the Jr.-Sr. mittee JIM HILBERT w o s a c t i v e i n sports, especially f o o t b a l l ond baseball, a n d played intranwrols f o r four years. J A C K HUDSON w a s o n active m e m b e r o f the F. F. s o c i a t i o n and was well l i k e d b y his dents (17) �SENIORS MARIE J O N E S . O n e o f t h e m o s t P A T R I C I A JONES, a l o y a l m e m b e r active g i r l s i n intramural o sports, M a d e l a n e s a l s o b e • G longed t o ff i e H o r n e E r. C l u b t and did g o o d w o r k on various f i the r h l H a m Er. R e s 00000 a l s o P l a Ye d i t t e orchestra o n d s e v e r a l Ply” committees. ELLEN K E N Y O N w a s a c t i v e i n H O W A R D several c l u b s a n d w a s a n o f Ace g i r l F o r s e v e r a l F y e a r s KING. Active i n the F. A . a n d A.H Clubs a l l d u r i n g school, H o w a r d K i n g was a 4 , C l u b m e m b e r i n his J u r d o r a n d S e n i o r y e a r s . MARY K I P P E R h e l p e d t h e s c h o o l B A R B A R A K N I G H T. O n e of Me through o ff i c e a n d c o m m i t t e e s c h o o l ' s mast work a n d w a s a member o f B a r b a r a Knight belonged t o several v c l u b s s e e r a l clubs, including M r Home E . o n d G i r l Reserve, G L O R A L A N G S TA F F I t , , h e l p e d i n various school activities. S h e b y. d o n e c o m r n i l t e e a n d Ace w o r k a n d w a s hall m o n i t o r. s o , a good p NED L E G G , o u t s t a n d i n g i r i n W A V A LAWRENCE w a s a l w a y s l i k e d b y t e a c h e r s i t classmates o n d because o f h e r f i n e c i t i z e n s h i p a n d cooperative . B E T T Y LEWIS, b o n e o f the f e w nearly a l l school activities, g i r l s especially t h e J u n i o r a n d ' s a m u r a i s w h o w e n t o u t f o r i,,. f o r f o u r years. Senior p l o y s , d i d h i s b e s t work editing this Cardinal. CLARA L U K A S A K participated in the G i r l Reserves a n d H o m e Economics C l u b s a n d c o n tributed p a r t o f her tirne t a I O L A a n d the M i r r o r . S h e w a s p r e s i . e C r a H staff f o r t w o years also o n the Cardinal s t a f f . dent o f her Junior doss. (18) MACKLIN helped on the M i r r o r l S h e worked committees a n d i n the Club. �SEN ! O R S RICHARD McDONALD went out for football i n his senior year, and also w . active in intramural basketball. Becouse of his fine sense of humor M . w a s popular with his schoolmates. JEANNE McLAIN belonged the Home Economics Club and w a s usher chairman for the J r. a n d S r. Plays and f o r Commencement. She was on office girl also. JANE "Swamp" MARSH came here in her senior year and was sice.president o f h e r class. S h e aces associate editor of the Mirror. SHIRLEY MITCHELL belonged the G h l Reserves o n d helped a great deal on the Mirror. S h e w a s a doss treasurer f o r a y e a r a n d she w o s chosen G A . R girl MARILYN MOLLENKOPF w a s secretary o f h e r s e n i o r class and was i n the A.H. She w o r k e d a n several committees t h a t h e l p e d make the years FRANCES MOTT was a big huh, ushering a t different plays She t a n g i n t h e Chorus and was a librorion in ccn ior high, FRANK MURPHY, o w M a y o r, was i n the " C " C o b f o r three years and ident i n h i s senior y e a r. He w a s o n t h e football team for three years also. ROYCE OLMSTEAD teas i n the Junior Ploy and in and "C" Clubs. H e was on the Student Council i n his freshman year H e also played in the band. WAUNETTA PARSONS, besides serving on the Jr o n d Sr. Play committees, more Reception Citizenship committees, and the Mirror staff w a s con. netted with the School A , tivity BEVERLY QUIMBY was very a t rive a s o n office brarion, a n d b y d o i n g work on the School Activ ity Bookkeeping. S h e also served on Jr. and Sr Play committee ROYCE RAINEY h a s been a s - V I R G I N I A REED h a s b e e n i n tire in the Hi•Y, " A " Bond, t h e Chorus a n d o r t class and also o n the tumbling b e s i d e s being a n usher for team. H e was on the Jun. t h e S e n i o r P l a y, J u n i o r Um a n d Senior Banquet P l o y , a n d t h e Committee also r e d s . (19) �SENI ORS FLORA RUBLEY, i s k n o w n a t "Shorty", and spent much of her time serving o n the Student Council, t h e S t a . dent Commission, sembly Committee, and the Social Committee. She also belonged a t h e G i r l R e . a n d t h e Horne Ea. onomics Clubs. LAURICE SCANTLEN was Glee Club during t w o o f her school years. S h e was also a member of the lour. nalism %loss in the eleventh grade CAROL SCHLATTER was a men, bet o f t h e G i r l Reserves, participated on the Mirror staff, Cardinal staff, Senior Ploy Committee o n d also on t h e Assembly Commit. tee DORIS ARLENE to t h e Horne Ea. Club in Ionia High School. She hos spent only port of her high school l i f e w i t h as in CHS. GENE SHERMAN h a s been a good citizen o f CHS, a l . though he hasn't belonged to ony dabs. H e has been willing t o assist a t a l l time ARLENE SILER h a s been v e r y efficient in office work, has served on tees a n d w a s a Girl R e . sera.. M o s t kids know her GALE SKUDLARICK hos been a very faithful member F. F. A . , served on the Mir. ror staff, ond was on the Citizenship Committee as a Senior ELMA LOUISE S M I T H , b e t t e r known a% "Smitty Sr.", has been a G i r l Reserve f o r three years. T h e other oc• tivities she participated i n were chorus mural LILLIAN SNOWBERGER, known as "Squeaky", hos been a member o f t h e MARIAN SNYDER, even though she did not belong to any clubs o r participate i n the various activities offered, was a good citizen o f h e schoo served o n P l o y Committee, a n d helped i n the office MELVIN SNYDER was one members o f the F. F. A . , ond h e also took port the intromurals basketball activities offered. (20) VIRGINIA SPENCER, known a s "Montano", w a s a swell cheer leader, served Mirror and Cardinal staffs, ond h a d the leading role in the '45 Junior Play. �SEN I O R S JOYCE STANSELL a m o n g h e r many accomplishments was on e d i t o r -in-chief o n t h e Mirror, served o n several committees, w a s o n t h e Cardinal staff, a n d i n t h e Jr. P l o y. WARREN STEFFEY served on tli. Student Commission i u r two years, belonged t o VIRGINIA S T I C K A N . a l t h o u g h her activities w e r e limited to chorus a n d b o n d w o r k was a good and also help. NI citizen o f CHS. ELEANOR THOMAS ed CHS a l l f o u r years o f high school. a n d d u r i n g hot time has been a mern. ber o f t h e H o n , . Ec. C l u b and h a l l monitor, JEAN THOMAS h a s b e e n a member o f t h e , served as itor, participated i n intra• murals, a n d served o n o committee f o r the Jr. Ploy. MARY ELLEN TRIBOLET was as sistant director o f t h e J r Ploy a n d h o d t h e lead i n the Sr. P l a y. S h e served as assistant editor o f t h e Mirror, assistant editor o f the Cardinal, vice president of t h e G i r l Reserves o n d was Hall Monitor. MARY CYNTHIA V I N T O N h o s beers president o f t h e G i r l R e serves this year and on the Mirror staff, Cardinal staff assembly committee, d e bate a n d J r . P l a y t i c k e t committee. F o r I w o years she was chosen os the most popular girl. CHAILLIHE WALLACE c a m e t o CHS t o o l a t e pate in many activitier. She was i n the Horne Ec. Club, Glee Club, J r. Play a n d a cheer leader i n Bellevue. MARJORIE WHITE served on the Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Play Committee, U . S . B a n q u e t Commit*n a n d was i n the Girl R a n d Hoot. En C l u b w h i l e i n h : g . school EUGENE WILSON w a s i n t h e 4-H Livestock C l u b . H e was a g o o d c i t i z e n a l l through h i g h school. LEONA " S t u b " WILL spent h e r time serving o n the Mirror staff, Cardinal s t a f f , a n d was i n t h e G i r l Reserves. Intranwrols, a n d a s s i s t . , director f o r t h e S e n i o r ploy played on both the football and basketball morns, ,(21) BRAN D I �SENI ORS - uii DONALD WRIGHT was ber o f t h e H i -T a n d w a s secretary o n d treasurer o f this club. H e was ography Club, " A " Band, Social Committee, bly Committee, a n d played intramurols DICK SHANK was a member of the H i -T C l u b b e s i d e s spending four years in the band. H e t o o k 0011 0 0 many band SANTFORD JOLLEY. I n t h e Junior Ploy, ley did o good job 'raying o n ardent admirer. Sontford also worked o n both t h e Mirror dinal staffs. JOANN BAGGERLY, a majorette I, the " A " Bond for three years, w a s o n t h e Mirror and Cardinal staffs and in the Girl Reserves. S h e did on exceptional j o b a s a chorus g i r l i n t h e Senior Play ROBERT RUMSEY took est i n F. F. A . work. H e wos o n t h e i r basketball and baseball thorns. B o b was o member o f the " B " Band, served on the Mirror staff, a n d olso served o n the J r . -Sr. Banquet Corn. rnittee VIRGINIA PIERCE was clerk o f Oh. Commission In ior year, served ship committees a n d also on the Mirror staff. PAT BAWDEN. A well known choreic., around CHS was Pat Bowden, w h o live in Intramurals and on the Jr.•Sr. mittee JOAN M E A D p l a y e d i n t h e school band for four years ond belonged to the Horne Economics a n d She a l s o played intrarnurals a n d s a n g i n the chorus. ( 22 ) �CLASS PROPHECY Barka. and lviii, d a m s ha,e o p e n e d a new the legitimate stage called The Atomic Adams and Ming Bess Aebersold has just insulted Elsa Maxwell by falling asleep at her "Party of the Year." Joan Baggerly has been hired to blow at five o'clock at Pratt's because of their recent Pat Bawden and wife have just had their 14th child and like the rest its name will be Pat, whether boy or girl. Harley Barrett, Jr., after years of suffering, has finally had Lois Boyer has just secured a position on the Short Way Lines as driver route between Coldwater Betty Brauker has just taken over writing My Day for Lanky Tom Buford has at last succeeded in raising a stink above that of compan Norma Jean Canfield is now the Poet Laureate of Coldwater and territory Charles Barnes is at last married and is trying to raise population for a "Little City" of Ruth Benedict is still carrying that violin. I ' v e always been suspicious and it just dawned on me that maybe she is carrying her lunch in Dick Borden has taken up smoking and the whole Post Office force is cause the mail must The Foreign Legion has at last lifted its ban against married men joining. and Betty Clark is patiently waiting for the Mayor Jim Cloyd and Marion Lincoln have been married for some 20 years have a band of The mad scientist, Leonard Coats, is still working on a plan to build mousetra Deciding that the dignified life was too much for her. Patsy Cochrane ,11•11 as a sideshow barker at the annual 9-H Fair. Max Curless, turning down offers from the Tigers arid Cubs, has joined the "Hodunk Purple Shirts- because of the wonderful opportunities Gerald Culp has just perfected an automatic Duck Bill caller from which he expects to become a After many years of faithful courting. Doris Dickey turned for the Frankie Dolbee has taken Chubby Jackson's place in Woody Chubby let his goatee get too long and caught it in Wilma Dunn ( 23 �PROPHECY — \ largaret Earley, deciding that Ford Convertibles weren't good enough for her, jUSt married into a Cadillac family. Fay Enos has just reached the astounding height of 7 ft. e l in. and is ing with the Indianapolis F. F. A. Richard Erickson. having completed his 4-masted schooner, is about on a voyage around the world, following in the footsteps of his late ancestor. Leif. Glenna Filley is slowly running the Bell Telephone Company out of business by opening up an industry of her own entitled "Copper Filley Wires" Inc.. and Ltd." Lois Fillmore is 110W singing her way into Congress with Jimmy Davis. ernor of Wilma Fillmore. proving that she has a head for business, is the owner of ing night spot just south of town, the "Red Barn", with Sally Gamby Steward There is a surplus of red heads down Kinderhook was now that Jim Fry and Delphine Jim Gay recently revolutionized the transportation world by his invention, the automobile, to be produced by Henry Ford and Co. some time in the Latham Burberry Gray V has just named his sixth son Latham Burberry the X. The freshman girl's father demanded his rights by stating that one of them be named June Hall has been voted by a group of 15,000 G. l's as "The Girl We'd Like Most to Wash Our Dishes" and because of this has hero asked to put her hand print in the cement in front of Grauman's La Moyne Hammond is doing two shows a night at Wilma Fillmore's Although she's not up to par as a dancer, she certainly brings in the business from Indian Winifred Hardy is the first toe dancer in the history of the world who, ecuting an arabesque, can write the Pythagorean theorem with a pencil attached right nostril and a piece of paper between James Albert Hilbert, deciding that the life of a bachelor is the life of a ally broke down and married an up and coming young Theodore Hudson. whose name appeared in last year's Who's Who has the whole Santford Jolley's comic strip. the Rai Man, is now featuring. Rumsey and has outsold Fearless Fosdick by a An island in the Coldwater River has recently been named after because of its popularity as a Pat Jones has just changed her name for the twelfth time, having decided that Mary Doe suited Ellen Jane Kenyon has at last secured the position as secretary to Howard King has been elected National Secretary of Agriculture, his worth on a farm just outside Mary Kipfer is the first roller skating strip tease artist with ankle length hair that Detroit has ( 24 �PROPHECY — (Continued) Barbara Knight was recentis ‘oted America's Number 1 ribbon girl. Glora Langstaff who married a man named Flagstaff named their Nationa Wava Lawrence shocked the public the other day by giving a statement press in which she denounced her husband, John Louie Edward Legg, great politician that he is, was arrested recently now be seen, for a small fee, swinging on the bars of the Branch County teeing, "I don't know what's wrong with the Since Betty Lewis' brother Carl lost his dummy on a fast train at 12:02, she has obliged him by joining his ventriloquist act, and may now at the Downtown. sitting on Clara Lukasak and Shirley Mitchell were last seen forcibly Atlas from the famed "Red Barn." Since Mr. Green's retirement last year. Iola Macklin has taken over his lot Patrol", because it takes a smart math student to carry on Jane Marsh, who recently eloped with a Mr. Swampy, is now writing biography entitled Life in a Rog, which promises to be a Joan Mead, recently starring in the four-hell movie Nest to the Low a Totem Pole, has given up her career and married Because of her successful job as treasurer of the Senior Class of Mollenkopf is doing a 99 year stretch in Frances Mott and Jeannie McLain. broken Imth in body and in mind— effect of letter-writing was too much for them—may now have visitors at tnazoo State Hospital, providing they bring nothing with them stationer Frank Murphy has returned to Ireland to plead the case of O'Hara The whole world is awaiting Richard McDonald, now employed as a bus driver on the east and has given Esther Adams two free rides because of her Royce Olmstead has burned Lawther's down for the last time. Alcatraz awaiting him with Waunetta Parsons. with the financial aid of Beverly Quimby. has at last lights on the old Chevie. enabling them to take the old road to Coldwater oat risking Virginia Pierce, better known to patrons of the Avenue as Queenie, admirer by exposing her poplitial fossa—the back of her knees to you The title of "Mr. America" was awarded to Royce Rainey last year because ,d his high intelligence Virginia Reed has opened a beauty salon in collaboration with her sister, theil specialty being the "Addie PinFlora Rubley, after having decided that married life with a rugged Navy a little overdoing it, retreated to her country estate, the Kinderhook Garage, to live in Robert Ramsey is the current star in Santford Jolley's comic strip. the (25) �PROPHECY — (Continued) Laurice Scantlen and Gene Sherman are still going steady. They don't seem to realize that after all this time, it is proper to Carol Schlatter, finding that she couldn't live without Max, was elected mascot for the Hodunk Dick Shank can still be seen leaving Billie's house about 1:00 in Doris Sheriffs on over Bill Burns as county constable in the last election. Arlene Suer. better known as "Caldonia" to the inner circle. has just been fined for low Gail Skudlarick finally trailed in his car for a 1956 Ford, which runs like a threshing Elma Smith is currently seen in Aladame Butterfly at the New York Opera Lillian Snowberger is organizing an expedition to the North Pole, will visit relatives for a Marian Snyder has been lately riding around on the tail of her autoMelvin SnOer, a man of varying interests, has, among other a roofless Virginia Spencer has finally retreated to the hills of Montana. where she bare-footed and brew her corn without any interference Joyce Stansell can still be seen singing in the choir at the While this is her main source of income, she also has charge of the fleas in Warren Steffey is still defending his title as "Bobbie•soxers' Dream Man" in Quinc Dick Borden got Virginia Stickan a job as mail carrier for R. R. No. 3 and is accompanying her on her country After breaking her engagement for the 23rd time, Eleanor Thomas has reconciled and is once more Cecil has just re-enlisted for another ten years because he can't stand dine's Happily married to a man ten years younger than herself, Mary Ellen Tribolet is now rocking, not robbing Cynthia Vinton has just been installed above the English channel. ,he'd make good as a We don't know what that look does, but Charlene Wallace is still charming all the boys with it. Because of her flower-like face, Marjorie White has been chosen Holland's Tulip Girl for Homer Wilson is still working on experiments in which he is building mouse Leona Witt is chief sander and painter at the "Whitten Donald Wright and Ellen are still making frequent trips to (26) �CLASS W I L L I. Barbara Adams. will my ability to tumble. to Mr. I, Ernie Adams. will my ability to stick to getting an education to Henry Medawis and I. Jean Aebersold, will my pet bloodhound to I. Charles Asbury leave willingly. I. Joann Baggerly will my 7th hour Chemistry class of all boys Brockway who would enjoy I, Charles Barnes. will my ability to answer Miss E. Moore's questions, sible, to Dee I, Harley Barret Jr., will my good Chevy to anyone who wants a for getting home late I, Pat Bawden, will my ability to attract attention without talking no Doris Jean I. Ruth Benedict. will the carrying of my violin back and forth to morning and the patience while attempting to play it to any person who that I, Dick Borden, will my seat in band to I, Lois Boyer, will my ability to get out of Mrs. Aitchison's study hall to and-coming cousin. I, Betty Jane Brauker, will my ability to express myself with plain words Richard, alias I, Thomas Buford will a copy of Forever Amber to I. Norma Canfield, will my fifth and sixth hour study halls to anyone who wish, to catch a few winks of I, "Sparky" Clark will my ability to catch a Mayor and HOLD him Haller I, Jim Cloyd, do hereby will Marian's and my ability to go steady ing up to Bob Brickey and I, Leonard Coats, will anything I have to any one who can use it better than T. I, Patsy Cochrane. will my ability to skip school without getting caught Corless I, Max Carless, leave my nickname "Bagears" to Jack Tighe who deserves it. I, Gerald Culp, will my knowledge of Agriculture to Mr. Barnes, my I, Frankie Dolbee, will my ability to type without the peck away system to Mr. I, Wilma Dunn, will my unwanted bashfulness to some bold character velt I. Peggy Earley, will my home in the country to any one who likes to night I. "Red" Erickson, leave my ability to resist tempting women to I, Glenna Filley. will my nickname "Bobbie" to anyone who can figure I got it. I, Lois Fillmore, will my Ford to any up•and-coming Junior who wants it back and forth ( 27 �CLASS WILL — (Continued) I. Wilma Fillmore. sill In) abilit) to talk plain to C. I, James Fry. will Runt to anyone that will keep her out of my hair. I, Sallie Gamby, will my seat in Mr. Green's refrigeration room to anyone that enjoys the I, James Gay. will tny ability to sleep in study hall to anyone who needs it. I, Burberry Gray, will my ability to argue with anyone and get nowhere F. I, June Hall, will lily nickname, Lulu, to my up-and-coming I, Lamoyne Hammond wills a box of "No Nods" to Mrs. Aitchison so she won't miss I. James Hilbert. do hereby bequeath my most excellent eyesight to Mr. Sibley -tt he may more easily rest his opticals on the front row. I, Samford Jolley. will my ability to get along with Senior high teachers I. reshman that wants to have a hard time I, Pat Jones. will my ability to like men to I, Marie Jones, will my luck in catching a man to Nina Whitcomb in her effort to catch F. W. I, Ellen Kenyon, will my ability to go horse-back riding to anyone that wants to get a big bounce out of life. I, Howard King, will my ability to be alert while driving and to avoid ,tacles in the road, including dogs, I, Mary Kipfer, will my skates to anyone who wishes to spend the rest of his life going around in circles and taking occasional falls. I. Barbara Knight. will my natural blonde hair to the girls who would like to .tip spending money I. Clara Langstaff. will my good-natured disposition to I. Wava Lawrenc. will my ability to keep down excess weight to I. Ned Legg, will a subscription to The Chicago Tribune to I, Betty Lewis, will my ability to hold my man to I. Clara Lukasak. will Lake George to anyone who thinks that Coldwater Lake is I, Jane Marsh, will my ability to walk fast to anyone who wants to place in a hurry. I, Richard McDonald, will Esther Adsims my last dime so she may ride on I, Jeanne McLain, will my position as usherette chairman to Mary Ellen Knight if she wishes it. I, Joan Mead, will my ability to skip and not get caught to Peggy I, Shirley Mitchell, will my parking place to any Junior who arrives here at 14 ininutes I. Marilyn Mollenkopf, will my ability to last through a year of physics to Doris Jean I. Frances Mott, will to anyone in high school my second hour librarian my ability to keep Mr. Bond I, Frank Murphy, will if no one else wants to. I, Royce Olmstead. will my Ford. the best car on the road, to the second five so they can go to all the Grange dances and also Bronson to see their girls, provided Alan Swain sits in the I, Waunetta Parsons. will my desire to travel to anyone who has the mone ( 28) �CLASS WILL — (Continued) I, Virginia Pierce, oil! to the faculty a copy of Hon 1,, II in Friends Peopl I, Beverly Quimby, will my ability to co-operate v, ith kids to Mr. Sibley. I, Virginia Reed, will my art of chewing gum to Mrs. MacFarlane. since I want to become 1, Shorty Robley, will a radar set to Mr. Green no he can keep track of what go., on in the parking lot without straining I, Robert Rurnsey, will my Willys and my ability to drive to Joyce for her future I, Laurice Scantlen, will my ability to keep cool, calm, and collected to Mr.. MacFarlan I, Carol Schlatter, will the secret pen the seniors forge excuses with to Mrs. Aitchison I, Dick Shank, will my ability to play the trombone to I, Doris Sheriff, will my ability to get a man and keep him to the old I, Gene Sherman, will my ability to enjoy good chewing gum to I, Gale Skudlarick, will my Ford coupe to Vaughn Miller, whose chief purpose in life is to pick I, Arlene Siler, will my unasked nickname, "Caledonia" to anyone who think. they can fill the I, Elma Smith, will my ability to understand Latin to I, Lillian Snowberger, will my nickname "Bubbles" to "Legs" I, Marian Snyder, will my ability to catch a man, while the catching is any junior who thinks she is going to be "an I, Melvin Snyder, will my mechanical drawing ability t o Mr. Green to use n i future I, Virginia Spencer will my diary and key to Mrs. Aitchison no she can find out how the Navy kept me occupied on my afternoons off. I, Joyce Stansell, will a junior G-Man set to Mrs. Aitchison, Mr. Sibley, and Mr. Thomas with hopes that they get better results from their sleuthing I. Warren Steffey, will my ability to make money in and out of to some poor junior. I, Virginia Stickan, will my ridiculous nickname, "Grandma" to anybody in dire need of it. I, Eleanor Thomas, will my ability to hook a sailor, and keep him to Irene Michae I, Jean Thomas, will my place in the Paradine car to anyone who can hold my handsome brother-in1, Mary Ellen Tribolet, will the bridge at Lake James to the youngest Vinton girl. hoping she'll enjoy it as much as I did. 1, "Cymp" Vinton, will a bottle of calamine lotion and a copy of "How nize Your Poison Plants" to Mrs. Aitchison. I, Charline Wallace, will my ability to eat and stay slender to I, Marjorie White, will my appropriate nickname "Dutch" to the who comes I, Eugene Wilson, do hereby will my popularity with girls, to I, Stub Witt, will to Mr. Sibley, Mrs. Aitchison and Mr. Thomas a three phone, no they won't wear out their rubber soled ( 29 �OE fill . 'fi°H U f a r 111 0 ,1,! '..!PaaA " 9 " . . . . ! 4 M '100.1,10, o u u op,am 'sanoom 4o,s, 'ssouom 'uolo!A 'souk, "CA ,aws 905UbSL ,,iirtj, ,...-..1,3 i '...,. ' , V P t‘') -( el' ' 4 :ra• • • 4 ( A l ! ' m o w s ri3fijot) ....., .1.0 or % o r, , .4. ' i •uotussios ' A o q o g ".u!Po.'d " 0 u . 0 ' P. o , $ . 1 0 II!W ....!11!W ' I o . 4 , ! W 11!... o O , W peso,/ u uu o w , ,lainpsw ' O n o ! 1 ° 3 , a os, s v a 1, ow ' P o , ' o n u s , •so,n, ..4,11,0m8uo1 'sotoola I H ' a s o o l •Bu 'AallaH A l . 0 11 . 1 A o , -sahou i i t H 'Ho, ',au nso ',Soso ' , t w o 9 I 9 q I ! 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H o w i e , Hawley, Hayes, Holmes, Hudson, Hodgersboom, Jackson, lividen. r f P1.1.4 issrof F I ; . .kulik7p P . op 1 a Kennedy, K i r n b e r, K i n g , K i p f e r, K n i g h t , Lewis, Lophorn, Lompson. Plot, Lobdell Luce, Lytle, McLoughlin, Mc Lain, Meek, Merlon. Michael, Midkiff, Moore, Morris, Mossman, Molter, Nickerson, Omo. Powell, Pruyne, Quimby, Quimby, Ramond, Renshaw, Robinson, Robey. Rowe, Rzepka, Russell, Schlubatis, Si.,.. mons, Smith, Smith, Snyder. Soncrant, Scontlen, Stanley, henson, Stickers, Sunday, Swantek. Sweet, To d d , Thomos, Thompson, Tighe, Tucker, Va n Dyne, Wager. Walters, W i d e n e r, Whitcomb, Whitcomb, Whitman, Wright. •31' 7 i 1 �FRESHMEN cMoody, A d o r n s , A i k e n , A l l e n , B a k e r, Barnett, Bates, Baum. Betts, Bisel, Borden, Birch, Cantrell, Cads, Clark, Cobb. 1 1 [ , • ; • . - • L Cooper, Corey, C o x , Dailey, Dean, Dick, Dolbee, Donkin. t A-.07 ftt46' . Dove, D o w n e r, D r a y t o n , E a r l e y, Eberis, Engle, Fair, Frederick. ..1" Fillmore, Garvin, Gist, Hagen, vey, Havens V . a l 3 IP Heckman, H i l l , H o l l i s . , Huntley, Jewell, livid.,., Jobes, Jones. : ppili Kaser, Kinyon, Knight, Lennon, coln, Loose, MacFarlane. McConnell, McDonald, McKnight, M e d a n , Morris, Muncer, Munger, Newberry. ac V . titrfDd out.,; . o j • ' A 7, e l i e l / 1 7 • p 1 )area; ootil . , . 1 ,....._ a , al • I I I . L r Paul, Peck, Porter, Potts, M a c k , Macklin, Mahaffey, Reppert. /V I frci . Nichols, O d r e n , P a r k e r, P a d s ' , P a r k e r, Parker, Parks, Porshall. l i t ..g.14#7,Phi • p Rosenburg, Rubley, Rubley, Russell, Beep. ka, Selby, Semrnelroth, Schubel. Sheehy, Raymond, Bench, Siler, Simmons, Smith, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith, Smullen, Snyder, Sortwell, Sowles, Stein, Sterner,. Scoot, Stephenson, Stuck, penden, Thomas, Thompson. E . 11 ( 4 5 P L . ( 32 ) �FRESHME Lett t o right) Thompson, Thompson, Tom• kin, V a n Patton, We a g e , Weeks, white, Wood, 13ottorn Row) Woods, Yockey LINCOLN C O U N C I L This year the Lincoln Council has sponsored many assemblies, Monday morning discussions of problems affecting student welfare, and a The outstanding activity of the year was a successful The junior high received a plaque commending their Betty Aiken, president of the council and the members deserve lations on their BACK ROW: M r D e n M s , Weeks, Odren, Dickey FRONT ROW: Schlubatia, Aiken, Green ( 33) �EIGHTH G R A D E - 4 r . :111 41 Bob.,, B o n h a m , B o v e , B r a y t o n , Byers, Clarke, Cochrane, L. Colvin. N. C o b b , Codes., Cornish, Counterman, Daniels, a D e n b r o c k , N D e n b r o c k , Dennis Dickey, D o d d , Dove, Drinkwater. E b e r t . , Enos, Esterline, Ewers. FocIrlom, F r o l i c k , F r y , S a r n i , G a r v i n , German, Goodale, Graveo. Hayes, G . Hess, M . Hess, Hoogenboon, Hudson, Ivey, Johnson, Keller, J. King, S. King, Lampoon, Limning, l i g h t , little, Lockwood, lvedders. Magee, Maggoti, Marlin, B. NOV. C. M a y, Moxson, Meier, M i l n e , eS elk A A I " , r 2 i m A4A .;. Morris, Merrill, Mossman, Meyers, Neoly, Nelson, Olmstead, P. R . 1111:011 r.vtinetatli coiall A,. " i i 1 Aft,A t ,N tail 1 t' Parks, Philbrick, Pillsbury, Porter, Renshaw, Rhodes, Robinson, Rowe. Saltzman, Schlubatis, Schultz, ley, Simmons, A . Smith, B. Smith. J. Smith, H . Smullen, J . Smullen, Snyder, W. Snyder, Spade, Stansell, Stokes. Stout, M . Sumner, N . Sumner, Thomas, S. Thompson, R. Thompson, Jean l o o , Va n Blarcum, Wagner, Watson, Wilder, ton, Wyman, Yearling. (34) �S E V E N T H G R A D E B. Baker, F. Baker, H . Baker, Baysinger Beals, Belot*, Burch, Bond. Boston, Boyer, Branch, B r o w n , Bunker, Burton, N . Carver, G . Carver. 304111rial. 1:1011St Chrispell, E Corless, R. Carless, Counter. mon. Cox, I Davis, John Davis, Douglas. Downer, Draper, Drayton, Dygert, Eckert, Farris, Ferry, Tilley. Foley, Ford, Fradick, Fuller, Garvin, G i l bert, Granger, Green. G. Hacker, M . Hacker, Hall, Hammond, F. Harris, L. Harris, Hyland, Hatmaker. Heckman, Hungerford, Hurley, James, D . Johnson, M . Johnson, Rinyon. Lohman. Lomberson, Little, Lyman, Martin. Mavis, McDonald, Micheal, Miller Morris, Olmstead, Ostrom, Parker, Quimby, Resler, Renshaw, Reppert Robbini, Rose, Rumens, Scheidler, Schubel, Seward, SommeRoth, Sherman, B. Smith, E. Smith. Snyder, Streeter, S t u , geon, Sweet, Tompkins, Troutman, Tucker, C . Unroe, J. Unroe. Von Dyne, Walker, Wallace. Southcott, Waring, Weidner, rell, H. Whitcomb, R. Whitcomb, White, (35) �TOP ROW—Pat, Peggy, a n d Moore; Dee a n d Weaver; King a n d Consort; Hang o n Montana; M o r e o f Some. SECOND ROW—Frankie a n d Bob, Joyce a n d Bob; Valerie a n d her Sailor; Spoof a n d Clair; Trib a n d Jack; John a n d Sher THIRD ROW—A g a m e lost; A g a m e w o n ; Tw o Betty.; Peggy; Lillian; Junior H i g h Blackboard. FOURTH R O W —Good O l d Harry, Office Scene; Parking Lot; Tw o Tall; Two Short; FIFTH R O W —Mr. Thomas a n d Girls; Tw o Adorns.,; Julie a n d Horse. (36) �S'EliCTED SHORTS ORGANIZATIONS MIRROR F. F. A. USHERETT JUNIOR SENIOR PLAY HI-Y HOME EC. COMM. HEALTH DEBAT ( 37 �TOP ROW- Baggerly, Aebersold, Wi t t , Holmes, Robinson, Tighe, Legg, Rowe, King. SECOND ROW—Thomas, McLaughlin, Canfield, Swontek, Russell, Early, lokosak, Renshaw. BOTTOM ROW—Schlotter, Hardy, Hammond, Tribolet, Stonsell, Gomby, Dolbee, Brooker, Adorns, Vinton. N E W S REEL - - M i r r o r S t a f f The .Mirror Staff puts out the school paper. They are the hustle around getting advertisements, news stories, dirt and all that go into making the Mirror the paper that Most students do not realize the long hours devoted to Mirror the editors and their staffs. Many thanks are due to Joyce Stansell, first semester editor, and I.a Moyne Hammond, editor during the EDITOR-IN-CHIEF J O Y C E ASS'T. EDITOR M A R Y FEATURE EDITOR W I N I F R E D HARDY $tafF: Carol Schleifer, Margaret McLaughlin NEWS EDITOR _ S A L L Y GAMEY Staff: Norma Canfield, Robert King, CLUB EDITOR B E T T Y Staff: Barbara Adams EXCHANGE EDITOR L E O N A win Staff: Joan lksggerly SPORTS EDITOR N E D LEGG Stali-.1-cick Rowe LINCOLN HIGH EDITOR _ CYNTHIA M I N I O N ASST. LINCOLN HIGH EDITOR _ GRETCHEN MEIER Soft: DAB Dailey BUSINESS MANAGER _ C L A R A LUKASAK Staff: Betty Clark, Frankie Dolbie, Margaret Earley, Doris Dickey REWRITE L A MOYNE HAMMOND, ( 38 ) �, 4 4 • FOURTH ROW—E. B. Thomas (Advisor), L. Crandle, W. Schlubatis, R. Ellis, F. D o t y, B. Deo!, B. Yeorling, G . Skudlarick. THIRD ROW—J. Robinson, H. Barrett, S. Jolley, R. Rurnsey, D. Linn, A . Donkin, C. Barnes, J. Rowe, J. Healy. SECOND ROW—N. Canfield, J. McMonnis, P. Donkin, J. Mills, W. Parsons, C. Vinton, J. Aebersold, V. Spencer, C. & h i n t . , W. Hardy. FIRST R O W —D. Funderburg, D . Weiderman, E. A d a m s , B . Brockway, M . McLaughlin, S. Simmons, H. Morris, L. Hammond, J. Marsh, 8. Brauker, B. Adams. V. Swanteck. NEWS REEL — M i r r o r S t a f f SECOND EDITOR-IN.CHIEF L ASSOCIATE EDITORS FEATURE EDITOR J C A A Y MOYNE HAMMOND N N E T H MARSH, JACK HEALY I A VINTON Staff: Jean Aebersold, Teddy Hardy, Jean Canfield, A l a n Wilson, NEWS EDITOR B E T T Y Staff: Jon., McMannis, Doffs Jean Funderburg, Dorothy Weiderman, Floyd Doty EXCHANGE EDITORS C BRAUKER A R O L SCHLATIER, WAUNETTA PARSONS Staff: Helen M o rr irr Shirley Simmons CLUB EDITOR I O L A MACKLIN StafF: P e r Donkin, Jean Mills, Esther Adams, Barbara Brockway, Charles Barnes BARBARA ADAMS JUNIOR HIGH EDITOR Staff: Marian Robinson, M a r y Rowe, Linda Sibley SPORTS EDITOR J A C K ROWE Staff: Rolland Gilbert, Blaine Ellis, B o b Simmons, A r t Donkin, Margaret McLaughlin, D o n L i n n BUSINESS MANAGER _ B R A D L E Y YEARLING Staff: Robert Rumsey, lien Deal, Willard Schlubatis, Richard McDonald, Virginia Swantek, Gail Skodlarick ART EDITOR S ADVISOR A N T E F O . R D B. THOMAS ( 39) JOLLEY �TOP ROW—Toskey, M o v e n , Corey, Fuller, Enos, Culp, M c Curley, Skodlarirk, Barnes, King, Bradley. MIDDLE ROW—Meek, Rummy, Baum, StefFey, Schlubatis, Lytle, Groner, Hoogenboom, Barnes BOTTOM ROW—Con, SmoIlen, Porter, Most, Harvey, N u . , Orno, King, Adams, Deal. F. F. A. The F. F. A. basketball team by a sustained winning streak won Basketball League championship and also won and lost their share of town Howard King and Warren Steffey won the district, regional, demonstration contest, the State contest being held at Michigan The club held a farm auction for Mr. Tupper and Mrs. Wedge. pruned and sprayed trees and raspberries in farm gardens and agus from the school garden. Then they conferred the greenhand ter farmer degree on about fifteen boys at the Reading The chapter took in about $700 from club projects this year. Several of the boys won prizes and awards in the pest control contest put on conservation The F. F. A. is planning summer activities including and a baseball OFFICE Charles Gruner P r e s i Willard Schluhatis Lawrence Porter S e n t i Bill McCurley S e c r e t Dean King T r e a s Robert Harvey R e p o r (40) d e n t n e a r u r e t e l y r r �JUNIOR P L AY BACK R O W mew, M . Knight, J . M c . Lain, liolts, man, Williams. FRONT R O W : L o o s e , Mott, F . M c L a i n , B . Knight, Reed, Dunn. BAND CONCERT BACK ROW: Mott, Lain, D o n b r o c k , B . Knight, Reed, Brauker. FRONT R O W : Koffman, Williams, Bartholomew M. Knight, Enos. SENIOR PLAY BACK ROW: Mott, Lain, Cochrane, Dunn, B. Knight, Reed. Koffman, Williams FRONT ROW: F. McLain, Bartholomew, M. Knight, Lawrence, MidkifF, Sales, Robey The girls pictured on this page willingly offered to usher for the Band Play and Senior Play. Jeane McLain served as chairman of (41) �BACK ROW—Left t R i g h t : Heoly, Swart, 0Irnsteod. FRONT ROW—Left 0 Right. Mills, 0 L b 0 n , Robinson, Byers. PERSONAL A P P E A R A N C E S JUNIOR P L AY "Paper Is All", the annual Junior Class play, was presented The play started at 8:15 p. m., holding the audience's attention entire three The six juniors who played the leading roles turned on very formances as Mamma, Papa, Jake, Emma, Mrs. Yoder and Brendle. The cast had to speak with a Pennsylvania Dutch accent. the fact that the play has no great romantic interest, makes it stand the plays presented in former years. Papa was an aggressive individual who used religion as an excuse for his misdeeds. H e was when his family asserted itself and had a The play was directed by Elizabeth Rich Osborn. M r . charge of MEMBERS OF Mamma J a n e t Papa J o h n Jake _ L a r r y Emma J e a n Mrs. Yoder M a r State Trooper Brendle (42 ill. j �Standing, left t o right: To B u f o r d , N e d Legg, M o r y Ellen Tribolet, Chorles Asbury, Bud Barrett, Mary Tucker, Wilma Fillmore. Sitting, left to right: Betty Clark, Teddy Hardy, Morve Lytle, Joan Beggarly. The senior class presented "Lady Be Good" for their annual vember The plot centered around Patience Colt, a dynamic deb, for spite and then found she loved her husband. The play was a cess and was considered one of the best The play was directed by Elizabeth Rich Osborn. M r . charge of John Colt N e d Patience Colt M a r y Ellen Tribolet Bill Trainor C h a r l e s Aunt Flavia W i n n i f r e d George Gresham M a r v i n Lytle Dawn O'Day Maids B e t t y Clark, Wilma Fillmore. Butler ___ H a r l e y Barrett �FIRST ROW—Pierce, Will, BaggerI y, Spencer, Holmes, W h i m s ° , J Holmes, Joyce C o r less, BoNs, Jeanette Carless, Donkin, SECOND ROW—Canfield, Brockway, Tribolet, S t a n . I I , Aebersold, W . H a r d y, Barnes, Birch, Gray, Kiether, J. Robinson, Branch, B. Robinson. THIRD R O W —M. Vinton, S c h l o t t , Hammond, Robley, C . Vinton, Loughlin, M. Smith, Weidner, Butters, Wright, P. Hardy, White. FOURTH ROW—Mills, Funderburg, E. Smith, Mitchel, Parodine, Hall, Dickey, son, Swantack, Morris, Kennedy, Hawver. FIFTH R O W —French, Holtz, tick, Knight, Early, Clark, C a n b y, S n o w b e r g e r , Hurley, Holler, Stonsell, Russell, larnoson, Garman, lividen, Miss Fenner. MISS A M E R I C A S GIRL R E S E R V E S The Girl Reserves, during an exceptionally busy year. have tried many tivities with a large degree The club participated in the state-wide conference that was held this year troit. T h e two representatives were Cynthia Vinton and Jean Mills. the advisor, also went. Many valuable things that can be put into use next learned at the The Reserves sponsored several after-game dances, sold hot dogs and cocoa at the football games. They had a traditional "Sadie Hawkins Day" dance, and a luck" hay ride affair. It was planned that a program should be put on at every keeling so would Miss Stillwell was the advisor first semester but other rponsibilitim4 hard for her to attend the meetings, so the advisor second semester was Roth advisors filled the position OFFICER (;iithia Vinton _ P r e \lart Ellen Tribolet \,larn n t o n J.-all Mills T r e a 144) s s i d u e r n e t r �TOP P O W Thomason, M a x w e l l , O m o , Stevens, Borden, Fitch, Westbrook, H o w l e y, Burnsworth, Bou,,. SECOND ROW: M r. Thomas, Olmstead, Alexander, Swart, Linn, Callahan, M. man, Powell. FIRST ROW: Noel, Brickey, Ewers, Moore, Soncrant, Mutter, Wright, R. Olmstead, Rowe, Asbury, Legg. MR. A M E R I C A S H IThis year Hi-Y started off by initiating 27 new members informally in the gym. The formal initiation was held at the Baptist Church one The club raised money for their "Stag" banquet, which was held Lake, by sponsoring several after Late in April ten boys with Mr. Thomas traveled to Hillsdale district conference. The Coldwater club pledged twenty-seven dollars dollar per member) to the national Y. M. C. A. rebuilding program. This offer made Coldwater the first Michigan Hi-Y Club to contribute toward the National OFFICE RoyceOlmstead P r e s i d e n Wilbur Noel V i c e Dick Borden S e c r e t a r y - (45 t �FRONT ROW—E. Kenyon, P. Kaiser, J. CarIs, D. Mack, E. Steen, G. Williams, D. Barnett, M. Clark. SECOND ROW—N. Canfield, F. Earley, P. Munger, M . Enos, A . Munger, M. Sternan THIRD ROW—J. Hall, W. Fillmore, I . Michael, M . Gorman, N . Fair, S. Gray, M . Knight, M. Cole, J. Pool. FOURTH ROW—V. Von Pa!ten, N . Whitcomb, B. Lewis, P. Jones, G. Filley, B. Kauffman, B. Knight, B. Paradine. TOP ROW—B. Cahill, D . Baker, J. McLain, F. Mott, W. Donis, L. Hollister. HOME E C O N O M I C S C L U B The Home Economics Club has done many things this year. T h e y sponsored several high school dances, mode cookies f o r Percy Jones Hospital, h a d a party jointly with t h e F. F. A . , a n d g a v e the square dancing party. There are about forty girls i n the Home Ec. Club and Miss Cahill served as advisor. OFFICER NORMA JEAN CANFIELD P R E S I D E N T VIRGINIA SWANTECK V I C E - P R E S I D E N T FRANCES M O T T S E C R E T A R Y JUNE HALL T R E A S U R E R CHILD S T U D Y C L U B LEFT T O R I G H T HoII, Morris, Smith, Fair, Robley, P a r k e , H a g e n , Parshall, Parker, ing a n d Mill. CHILD—Vicky Sheriff. (46) �COMMUNITY HEALT TOP ROW: Peggy Best, Joyce Carless, Patricia Cochrane, Gloria Langstaff, Doris Sherriff. SECOND ROW, Irene Micheal, Nina Spalding, Wilma Dunn, Helen Kenyon. FIRST ROW, Normo Canfield, Eleanor Thomas, Mrs. C O M M U N I T Y H E A LT H - S E W I N G C L U B The Community Health Class was :started about 7 year. ago, under the name of Home Living and gradually began to study community health and child care The Four-H Club was organized during the winter of 1944-45 and was purpose of allowing girls, already started in 4-H projects, the opportunity to Ninth Grade Child Care is a new subject organized for the purpose of training girls to care for small children from one to six and a little study of family It seems to have proved of great interest and will probably be included in the curriculum SEWIN CLU TOP ROW: Loose, Fillmore, Morris, Parshall, Mn,. MacFarlane BOTTOM ROW: Cads, Monger, Schlobotis, Smith, King. ( 47 �STANDING: Rowe, Gay. SEATED: Mrs. Osborn, Legg, Smith. The topic for debate this year was "Resolved: That every male citizen of the United States shall have one year of full training before attaining the age of Credit goes to Mrs. Osborn for coaching the team. T h e members of the team were Ned Legg, Jim Gay, Marilyn Smith, and Jack Rowe. N e d and Jim have been on the debate team Although our debate team won only once, the experience was well worth �HONOR BACK ROW. Rubley, Marsh Brauker, Tribelet, Selllatter FRONT R O W : Mollenkopt Murphy, G o m b y, Stansell Gay. Hardy. D. A. SHIRLEY MITCHELL F. F. A . WINNERS Left t o Right: HOWARD K I N G WARREN ( 49) �OSCARS — Popularity Contest W i n n e r s UNDEREURG ODASTEAD / M A T E R KENNEDY ' 4 ,O,ESS COX, KASER SOWLES, SCHLUBATIS AIKEN, JIVIDAN NEWBERRY, SIMMONS MINION MURPHY LEWIS, SCHUBEL GAMED, G AY AEBERSOLD, ( 50 ) ��"A" B A N D During the year the band has been sery busy playing at all basketball games. Under the direction of Harlan Bond they in district and state contests and played several selections in the cert. T h e band also played at the Elks dedication service for the morial and at the 4-H Fair. Tw o skating parties were held and parents sponsored the annual band formal. There are sixtyincluding OFFICERS President J i m C l o y d S e c r e t a r y -Treasurer _ V a l e r i e Kenneil Vice-President _ _ _ Shirley Ivey S t u d e n t A d v i s o r _ D e l o r e s Hawser FLUTES B A R I T O N E SAXOPHONE klawvcr, Delores T u c k e r , Mary Lanipson, Lennon. Joan C O R N E T S OBOE h e y . Shirley D r a b , . Frankie Kenne.N. Valerie C r a n d a l . Larry BEL BbCLARINETS T R U M P E T S Core, Ronald E l l i s . B l a m e B o r d e n . o r o t h y n F l e t t s ADr d i t h Semnielrodh. Conrad V a n Patten, Velma , Manger, Phyllis M a g e e . Charles Tappmiden. Madge P r e S i 0 1 1 , Granger C l o y t L lane, Rob!.. . Robert B r i c k e y , James W. Olmsted. Louise C Y M B A L S Bates. Alive F R E N C H Mahafftl Imogene S o r t w e l l , Alfred Rowe, Mary Q u i m b y . Wanda Lee Smith. Marilyn H e r b , William Fair. Nancy La, pson. Nlarilyn BARITONE HORNS De Ilascns. Gbn Royce o ne . l Lowe Gist, Barbara O l m s t e ,a d M aL x o s w l Dailey. Richard P a r k e r . Willis W e s t b r o o k , Kenneth Johnson. Verleata R O W , Jack DRUM Esterline, Lou Ann T a n -ell. Bill Thomas. Eggleston. Nlarilvn T R O M B O N E S TWIRL BASS Shank. Richard Mills, Adams. Barbara Baggerly, Adams, Carls, ALTO Adams. Esther Brockway, Hill, Richard Stickan. Virginia Bates, Marjorie Mack, Kase, Patricia Pickett. SOUSAPHO Stephenson. Betty TENOR Borden. Richard Lincoln. Knether, Billie Smit h. Snyder. (52) �ORCHESTRA The orchestra is composed of string instruments which meet and wind instruments which come when they are needed. The der the direction of Mr. Bond, played for both the Junior and and in the annual Band Concert. There are thirty- VIOLINS Borden, R i c h a r d Tappenden, M a d g e Benedict, R u t h Knowles, E r n e s t i n e Hawley, R o b e r t Lampson. J a n i s Ilawyer, D e L o r i s Chrispelle, Jesse Smith, E l a i n e Stephenson, M a r i o n Hatmaker, A l i c e FLUTE l,ennon, J o a n \lilnrn, W i l l i a m OBO r000Iy, Va l e r i e Bb Corey, R o n a l d Semmelroth, Conrad Munger. P h y l l i s BASS CLARINET Mills, Jean ALTO SAXOPHONE I511, R i c h a r d TENOR SAXOPHONE Knether, Billie. BARITONE SAXOPHONE Tucker, I l a r y CORNET Ivey, S h i r l e y Crandal, L a r r y FRENCH HORNS SortNvell, A l f r e d 1 53 ) Quimby. W a n d a L e e Harlon, W i l l i a m TROMBONE Shank, R i c h a r d Adams, B a r b a r a STRING BASS Dolbee. F r a n k i e PIANO Flinderburg. Dori,- Jean BASS a n d TENOR DRUM Cloyd, James Fair. N a n c y TYMPANY Borden, D o r o t h y �"B" B A N D The "B" Band had fifty-eight members this year. They marched football game and also in the Decoration Day Parade. They numbers at the annual band concert and had two skating parties. no grade school pupils in OFFICERS President _ Vice-President _ Secretary•Treasurer E Student Advisor M FLUTE M lines, SI'illiam T E _ _ D u a N n r i c v e i B o b Cochrane o n Byers Drinkwater n Morrill O R SAXOPHONES S O U S A P H O N E S Lawrence. Dora Sibley. Linda t r i * c i t e a ' n , T I C r i : l ' i a t i BbCLARINETS B A R I T O N E BEL Cart in, Joyce G r a n g e r , Clifford Facklam, Salinuann, Marcella C O R N E T S and TRUMPETS O l m s t e a d , Gail Stiles. Betty R o b b i n s . Lewis Gamin:, John H u n t l e y , Charles Downer. Jerry M o r r i l l , Marvin B y e r s , Donald Luedden, Jane S e c o r d , Keith Quimby, Doris H a m m o n d , Diana Troutman, Maurice J o h n s o n , Marlee C a r l e s s . Robert Thompson, Jacquclin,7 T o m p k i n s , Ronald W o o d s , Paul Clearwater, Rowena W e l c h , Keith W a l k e r , Jack Harris, Frances W a l l a c e , Gordon M o r r i l l , Jim Unroe, Jean R o b b i n s , Bill Reppert, Richard T R O M B O N E S Tucker, ALTO SAXOPHONES Cochrane. Robert ( ) s l a m , Richard Bond. Harlean D a v i s . John McConnell, Tom J01111S011. Dale G r e e n n i y e r , Drinkwater, E l l n i , I woe. Lloyd T W I R L E R S CMELODY SAXOPHONES ( . o d e s , Erwin R o b i n s o n , Nancy Maggart. Winston B A R I T O N E S Todd. Patricia M c K n i g h t . Kent S m i t h , Elaine Lyman, Robert C o r k i n g , Larry R i n g , Nancy inc ( 54) �The "C" Band, which was just organized tln, scar. is composed seven This band has The group was active playing for the concert, Day, and holding FLUTES A c M o o d y , h M a r i e Robert B A R I T O N E S S O P R A N O SAXOPHONE D o u a l aSweet. C a Jack r o l e , is'le ,a 1 L rfn Betts, Richard TROMBO BbCLARINETS C MELODY SAXOPHONE Baggerly, James O l m s t e d , Gren Ion SOUSAPH La Forge, J o . CORNETS and TRUMPETS Cochrane, Mickey McDonald, Naomi H a w k , Norman V I B R A P H O N E Wol ford, Bill \\ order, Phyllis H a r v e y , Harold Luce, Mervin Raymond, Marjorie M A R I M B A Ballard, Peck, Joyce H e l m e r , Jerry Johnson. Jerry Claar, Larry Smith. Warren D R U M S King, David Fralick. Joseph R o b i n s o n , Nancy key. Paulette Dygert, John C o n n e l l , Bill Robinson, Grower. Frank ! M a x w e l l , 111., Baker, Russell B l a n c h a r d , Dale Johnson, Richard Gifford. Eddie D e a n . Jimmy ALTOSAXOPHONES A l l e n . Daryl Wood, Lloyd T u c k e r , Luse, Shirley Green. Ralph Meier, Gloria V I O L I N S W Forrester, J e . A n d t k n asi ,rGrace Ann e w , . Lamps., Elaine M E L O P H O N E S m i t h . Tompkins, Joyce B l a n c h a r d , Raymond B o , . , �BEGINNER'S B A N D The Beginner. kand it. ompormed cd all grade ,chotol students not have any officers. They marched Decoration Day, played at and had two skating parties. There are forty-three members in FLU \ Nlarjorie EL loCin•••—, Shimer, Robert Green, Jim Morris, Hobart, Fred Thompson, Joan Wolford, Larri Smith, Hal ALTO Jackson, Dale MELOPH Forrester, Donna Mn!!, Jack smith, DeLoris TROMBO tko, Chrispelle. Charles Datiald King. TENOR DRU ict ono, II. Mines. CORNETS and TRUMPETS I.raff. III,1•It B e n e d i c t . \ 41.111-1111. k S m i t h , itt k K i n g , Ruth Mary I I I H u r l e y . Jerry II I I . Tc,1 \ �SENIOR CHORUS TOP R O W B u r k e , Fisk, Kauffman, Lyman, Donbrock, Knight, HofF BOTTOM ROW, Miss Exner, Mead, Wallace, Jackson, SENIOR A N D J U N I O R C H O R U S The Junior and Senior Choruses, a group o f girls under the direction of Miss Exner, presented the Thanksgiving Assembly, one of the outstanding of the year. T h e y also sang at a Teachers' Club meeting and at the County Teachers' Institute. A l b e r t a Sowles and Marjorie Byers, two members o f the chorus, sang at the annual Jtmior-Senior Banquet. JUNIOR CHORUS BACK ROW: Douglas, Munger, Smith, Dolbie, Bates, E x n e , FRONT ROW: Hall, Paul, James, Steing, Merlow, Snyder. ( 57 ) �SHANK, OLMSTEAD BORDEN, SORTWELL, CRANDALL ��TOP ROW C o u c h Grigg, H o v e n , Errisberuer, R l k S u r t w e l l , S i m i l e , Cooper, Criredrill, Smith, Hill, Woods, Odren, Harvey, Fredericks, Coach Laughlin. SECOND ROW: Cox, Olmstead, Soncrant, Burch, Dull, McCullough, O m o , McConnell, Schlubatis, Smith, Osborn. Rosenberg. Callahan, Rowe. THIRD ROW: Buford, Tighe, Legg, O m o , Weeks, Donkin, Sowles, Simmons, G a r y, A l e , ander, MIlliman, Raymond, Gruner. BOTTOM ROW: Asbury, Stickan, Steffey, Cones,, Gilbert, Lewis, Hilbert, Holley, Dillon, Murphy, Swain. FOOTBALL T E A M The team practi, l y iv :•eptellii,er III pi epotation tot tile Three the opening game of the season--which proved to be a victory for the Cards by a score of 13-7. T h i s victory marked the first time in seven years the were able to defeat the Three Rivers team. T h e next game, with to be an upset for the Cards by a score of 18-6. However, the team came the next week and defeated the Hillsdale eleven in an exciting game, running up a total of 21 points. B u t again the Coldwater team was defeated in a game with the unbeaten, untied, unscored-on Redskin team from Marshall by a score of 38-0. T h e next week the Cards travelled to Albion to overpower the fast Albion eleven ning up a score of 13-7. A f t e r a week of non.conference competition with Adrian. which was won by Adrian by a score of 28-12, the Cards travelled to to a defeat of 51-0. which was the worst defeat of the season. T h e last game season was played as usual with Sturgis, which turned out to be a victory after a hard fought game by both teams, by a score of 21-0. T h i s ended giving the Cards three wins and five losses for the The team this year was composed of 51 boys, 12 of whom were 17 of whom were Freshmen, which gives as promise for an experienced year. O f the 51 boys. the varsity team was composed of eight Seniors. end; Tom Buford, end; Royce Olmstead, tackle, all of whom are first winners; Ned Legg, guard; Warren Steffey, halfback; Jim Hilbert, guard; year men who received bronze medals; Frank Murphy, a third year a silver medal and honorable mention on the all-conference team, and star halfback, and four year man, who received a gold medal for his playing, and a berth on the allSeventeen Juniors, Max Omo, tackle: Duane Dillon, guard; Emery and Bob Milliman, halfback, all first year men; Alan Swain, end; Don and Clyde Gilbert, who received honorable mention on the all-conference team, ceived bronze medals, and two Sophomores, Jack Rowe, guard, and Jack (60) �X11 CHARLES ASBURY Senior One y e a r Va r s i t y Position, E n d THOMAS BUFORD Senior One y e a r Va n i t y Position, E n d MAX Senior Four years Varsity Position, H a l f -back DUANE DILLON Junior One y e a r Va n i t y Position, G u a r d 4, CLYD GILBER Junior Two years Va n i t y Position, Quarter-back JIM HILBERT Senior Two years Va n i t y Position, G u a r d NED LEGG Senior Two years Va n i t y Position, G u a r d CARL LEWIS Freshma One y e a r Va r s i t y P b , , Full-back EMERY STICKAN Junior One y e a r Va n i t y Position, Tackle ALLAN SWAIN Junior Two years Varsity Position, E n d COACH GRIGG t FRANK MURPHY Senior Three years Varsity Position, Tackle DON HOLLEY Junior Two years Va n i t y Position, Canter COACH LAUGHLIN (61) WARREN Senio Two y e a r s Va r s i t y Position, H a l f b a c k �FRONT ROW: Buford, Carless. Gilbert, Donkin, Basun. SECOND ROW: Swain, Swart, Olmstead, Leigh, Linn, R. Carless. THIRD ROW. Fry. Hill, Engle, Cooper, Sow*Is, Meek, Weeks, Samson., Burtch, Wood, Loughli,, BACK ROW. Burnsworth, McConnell, Rosenberg, Cox, Moore, Hoogenboon, Lewis, Rowe, Smit BASKETBALL T E A M The Cardinals. Coach Laughlin, and Coldwater fails enjo)ed a packed with thrills. " P i c k " Buford and Max Curless went on dizzy which left the fans completely "fogged". I n practically every game the tied several times, often with only minutes left to play. At the end of the first round of games, the Cards were in first place in the Conference, having won all their games. I n the opening game they sparked Albion 45.27, and followed that by a win from Lakeview 38-35. A f t e r Christmas the first round was completed with wins from East Lansing 42-25, Sturgis 47-35, dale The second round of games started off with two more wins: from Albion and Lakeview 48-35, making seven straight victories and no defeats. I n the next game the large floor at Sturgis proved a jinx, and the Cards lost their first game but came back in the following game to beat Marshall 55-48. However, the the next two games, first to East Lansing 38-34 and then to Hillsdale defeats cost the Cards the T-V championships, but in the final game they to defeat Marshall in a wild over-time game 49-47, and took a clean Buford was high score man in the T-V Conference with 193 points was second high with 185 points. Both of these boys, the only seniors on were honored by winning berths on the T-V All-Conference ( 62 �MI - 1 1 7 1 11 W " I M I TOM BUFORD 12th G r a d e Two years Varsity Position, Center RONALD GILBERT 11th G r a d e One year Varsity Position, Forward DON SWART 11th G r a d e One year Varsity Position, G u a r d MAX CORLESS 12th G r a d e Four years Varsity Position, Forward ART DONKIN 11th G r a d e One y e a r Va r s i t y Position, G u a r d DON L I N N 11th G r a d e Two years Varsity Position, G u a r d LARRY OLMSTEAD 11th G r a d e One year Varsity Position, G u a r d COACH LAUGHLIN (63) CLYDE GILBERT 11th G r a d e Two years Varsity Position, F o r w a r d ALLAN S W A I N 11th G r a d e One year Varsity Position, Center JACK TIGHE 10th G r a d e One year Varsity Position, Forward �L .t v S c f C V ' FRONT ROW: D. Gilbert, M g , C. Gilbert, R. Milliman, F. Enos, J . Tighe, R. Gilbert, M . Oarless, B. Fitch, F. Murphy, W. Steffey, C. Lewis, R. Ivey, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Coach Olson, J. Mossrnon, R. Dick, G . Havens, D. Osborn, J. Wood, J. Soncrant, E . Sowles, L Porter, D . Swart, J . Ewers, M . O m o , R . Selby, R . Hill, L. Pfost, K. Sylvester. Coach Eby. THIRD ROW: R. fleaMn, J. Burtch, T. Slushy, R. Hawley, R. Pfost, L. Loose, myer, K. Westbrook, N. Rise!, M. Rosenberg, G . Gmen, W. Smith, C. Allen, R. Orno, B. Harvey, M . Snyder. BASEBALL T E A M As we go to press, only four games of the current baseball season played. I n the game at Marshall. the Cards were leading going into the but the Redskins rallied, and we ended up on the short end of a In the next game, with Angola here, Max Corless won his own ball game with a home run with two men on. H e also scored Coldwater's other tally on an error by Angola's catcher. T h e final score: The third game of the season was played at Sturgis where the Cards took a 1-0 trimming Before a large home town crowd the Cardinals in their fourth game league-leading, undefeated Lakeview team a stinging We all hope to see the boys come through to victory in the of the (<54 �R. GILBERT CORLES MURPH FFICJ5 C . 4! STEEF FITC GILBERT —mom m g 44 di*4410 ',DUMAN T I G H E THE TEAM AND COACH ELY ( 65 ) �BACK ROW: Coach Green, Wright, Jolley, Fry, R o s y , Moore, Weeks, Holley, Coach Loughlin FRONT ROW: Grove, Callahan, Dull, Rainey, Parks, Barrett, S t i c k s . This year Track was again resumed as a Twin Valley Conference sport with Mr. Green and Mr. Laughlin as coaches. U n t i l this year Track had been abandoned sport in CHS for several years. There has been an increased interest in Track this year and a comparatively large number of boys turned out for Track practice this spring. I t is hoped that there will be even more enthusiasm next year for Track events and that more boys will This year the Track team traveled to Quincy and Hillsdale for meets and held a contest with Quincy at Coldwater. T h e final meet was with all Twin Valley teams entering. Although a large number of boys came year. the greatest number were Sophomores and Juniors and were Members of the Track team tried very hard, but due to their inexperience to come out on top. �BOTTOM ROW: A l a n Swain, Fronk Murphy, Don Holley, Roland Gilbert, Jack Tighe, Jim Hilbert, Charles Asbury, R o y . Olmstead. SECOND ROW: C a d Lewis, Duane Dillon, M a x Carless, Don Linn, M a x Onso, Bob Milli man, Coach Laughlin. TOP ROW Emery Stickan, Junk Rowe, LossM Legg, Tom Buford, Warren Steffey, Clyde Gilbert. "C" C L U B The first meeting of the "C" Club was called in November, at it was voted to overrule the barring of several boys from the club refused to finish their initiation the The officers chosen this President F r a n k Vice-President _ _ _ _ Secretary B o b Treasurer _ M a x The club sponsored several dances and put on one of the blies of the year. T h e Secretary ordered the Varsity pins, which were ceived this spring. The "C" Club has had a (67) �TOP ROW: V. E. D a y ; Spring, a n d o y o u r , man's fancy; S p f ; Blackie; L e , Frog; Cyrnp a n d the headless horsewoman. SECOND ROW. M e n a t work, Sick bay; Gams Sonscrant; Spark,; Shirley. THIRD ROW: The E l i . ; Scotland Vord Inspector; Montano; Making Progress; Ed a n d D. J. FOURTH ROW: Lord M a y o r a n d H i s Lady; Faculty Discussion; Lake Scene; E d a g a i n ; Fronk a g a i n ; Barbara; W i l l y. FIFTH R O W: Casanova M u l t e r a n d Friend; Snowberber; G e r t a n d Feet; Lichee; C a t Conference; Fleas. (68) ��The GOOD LUCK "C,1 SENIOR TH C 11 . 11 ) HOME E • VARSITY MEN O FOOTBAL BASKETBAL CLU BASEBAL COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN TH Commercia In THEATE • We appreciate your yearbook, FRANK GAMBY now appreciate y o u r theater, and k e e p y o u r f e e t o f f t h e Prop seats 70 �BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1946 WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE O F BUILDER'S SUPPLIES - ALSO - PREFABRICATED HOMES INSULATION PAINT LUMBE HARDWAR ( 71) �What the Well Dressed (?) Student Wore i n 1 9 4 6 a t CHS �• CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENT SENIOR O SNYDER' BAKER A Full Line O f LEE BROTHERS HARDWARE "Say It With CAKE Flowers" ROLL PASTRIE COOKIE GREETING SINCER SENIORS ! CONGRATULATIONS THE Lincol Counci MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY �DAVIS C O A L BEST WISHES And Fuel O i l FRO 0. W. Service "SPECIALISTS IN HEAT" • GA OI BEST WISHES WASHING O GREASIN TH GIRL RESERVE Life CLU IS THE BEST INVESTMENT MONEY C A N BUY DOB INSURA AGE Tibbit Theater Now you will know why they coil it COMMENCEMENT Your Troubles Just Commence" 174 �GREETING CLASS OF '46 SENIOR HIGH MONITORS DELICATESSE FOOD STORE BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 1946 TREAT A U TO PARTS PHONE 9 6 10P R O W, O r n a . S w a r t . L i n n . S w a i n . M i l l i m a n , S t i c k s , Steffey, Alexander, M u r p h y. BOTTOM R O W : Ramsey, H a r d y, R o b l e y, C . V i n t o n , M . Vinton, Pierre, Olmstead. Replacement A u t o Parts For A l l Makes o f Cars TH BEST W I S H E S OF Hi JOHNSON'S FOOD STORE CLU SAY "Where Yo u B u y For Less" "SO L O N G " TO THE SENIORS PHONE 4 0 O 1946 (75 ) �CRANDALL TIRE SHOP DAVIS Standard VULCANIZING EXPERT RETREADIN Compliments of BEST WISHES DENNY' T. A. HILTON GRIL The FINE FOODS EXTEND MOST SINCER CONGRATULATIONS Coldwat Dairy TO THE OF 1946 FINE DAIRY I 76 �DALE R O G E R S Compliments o f "THE BARNEY'S MARKET MAN" Th Shaw Compa CONGRATULATIONS Kerr AND Hardware Store • Wish You A l l The Best O f Luck Manufacturers HARDWARE of SPORTING GOODS SEE SHAW "TRADE BUILDER" SHOES Stro Real Compliments of Marty Derhammer The Ford M a n " MILO H. MEAD, Prop. ( 77 ) �The Finest In All Kinds o f Equipment TOP ROW Smith, Mc Curley, Gilbert, Mossman, Noel, Gruner, Tighe, Samford, Asbury, Callahan, Garnby. BOTTOM ROW: Snyder, M i l l s , Schlatter, Tribolet, Holmes, Hayloft, Longworthy, Kennedy. CHEVROLE OLDSMOBIL Sales and Service �WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS MAROTHY ROBY' DRU STOR RADIO S H O P Phone 229 — 1 2 3 E. Park Ave. KELVINATOR A.B.C. R.C.A. VICTOR F. L. Mc Service on all Funeral and Ambulance RADIO Service RANGE • 11 E. CHICAGO REFRIGERATOR WASHER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN PHONE 7 9 0 J USE GAS For Cooking Water Heating BEST WISHES Refrigeration CLASS OF 1 9 4 6 NATIONAL UTILITIES CO. • MASHO DORSE 78 - 82 W. COMPAN Mc SHO STOR Compliments o f FIRST CEMETERY MEMORIALS 179 �TOP ROW: McFarlane, Schubel, Stout, Sowlee BOTTOM ROW: Lincoln, Mahaffey, F a i r Wishes The Class of '46 The Best o f Luck �WHY WALK? BEST WISHES, SENIORS! Tribolet Phone 6 6 o r 9 0 Van's Taxi 5c — 10c — $ 1 . 0 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES — FROM Southern Michigan — AND — Branch County And Loan Association MartinGrocery Compliments o f Extends J. J. Newberry Congratulations ( �Congratulations To The Class O f 1 9 4 6 From Pratt Manufacturing Company ( 82 ) �TOP ROW: White, McLane, Eno, Donbrock, Stills, Gray. BOTTOM ROW: Benedict, Langstaff, Snowberger, G a m b y, Garman. �Economy Shoe Market BEST WISHES SENIORS GOOD LUCK FRO SENIORS ! Bunny's SHORT ORDERS, DINNERS CONGRATULATIONS PEARC 45 W CHICAGO CIGAR STOR Hard's Grocery OPPOSITE PENNEY'S CAN ALWAYS HIGH SCHOOL SAVE YOU MONEY J.C.Penney PHONE 7 ( 84 �SENIOR HIGH LIBRARIANS BEST WISHES OF IDEAL WALLPAPER TOP ROW: Brouker, Robinson, Adams, M o t t . BOTTOM ROW: Renshaw, Holler, H o r d , lividen. Lawrence, T . Hudson QUALITY FUEL Economy Shoe Store SHOE AND SHOE REPAIRING —a t UP- TO - DATE COAL C O M PA N Y BEST WISHES ! Clark Bros. Filling Station GAS — OIL — CANDY • Red and Elmer Clark GIS PHOT STUDI EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS Best Senior Bee SHOE 9 SOUTH MONROE ST. PHONE 8 7 0 �Best Wishes O f COMPLIMENTS OF THE SANDWICH SHOP TH "Pat" Wallace, Prop. A& P SANDWICHE FRENCH SUPER MARKET SHORT MIDWEST COMPA • DIVISION OF L. A . DARLING COMPANY COLD WATER, MICHIGAN QUALITY A WILBUR'S STO SHATTUCK FUNERAL HOME EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS �CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 1 9 4 6 Van Aken, Florist Woodward SENIOR HIGH Priest EXTEND COMPLIMENT seT,Mer.re T 1946 SENIORS O C. H. S. TOP R O W Fillmore, Funderborg, Kenyon BOTTOM ROW: Porsons, S i l e r , K i p f e r THREE GOOD BEST WISHES ! ROBLEE, BUSTER BROWN, AIRSTED Michigan Associated Telephone Company • Luedder's 8 �M AY THE T A I L O R COMPLIMENT O Mac's Pharmacy EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR Alliso Clothing GOOD LUCK SENIOR ASBURY BROTHERS WE EXTEND Everything Good to Eat SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS COLD WATER CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY Bagger Funeral : 88 �DARLING THE N A M E TO T H I N K OF FIRST I N D I S P L AY L. A . DARLING CO. - BRONSON, MICHIGAN PLASTIC DIVISION - COLDWATER, MICHIGAN MIDWEST FOUNDRY DIVISION - COLDWATER, MICHIGAN ( 89 �NOW THAT SCHOOL IS OUT Why Not Learn to Fly at GOOD LUCK SENIORS ! Legg Airport Coldwat Teache Clu KING' Cleaners Smitty BEST WISHES Here's wishing you success in your life's endeavors and m a y you live to see a Community Building i n Coldwater. STUD COMMISS BEST OF SENIORS ! 194 RALPH C L O Y D 1 �NICK' • ICE CREAM CANDY POP CORN SANDWICHE • Olmstead and Son Finest in Dairy Nick Lopez and Sons Products MANUFACTURED THE BEST FOR " 4 6 " IC Johnson' Clothin PHONE 46 JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARIANS GOOD LUCK nplrffirWl SENIORS ! fittiwi4on TOP ROW: Maholity, G a r v i n . Rreako, Borden, Carts, V a n Patton, Stock. BOTTOM ROW: Betts, Licht, Meier, Robinson, Smith, Douglas. (9 COLD BRAS FOUNDR �Fete' BEST WISHES Hig Spee REGAL MEG. CO. EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1946 The PATTERSON C O . PRINTERS OF "THE CARDINAL" • 18 N. MONROE ST. P H O N E 42 Best Wishes o f Compliments o f The I. G. • PILLSBURY M O T O R The I. G. A. Store Protects Your Budget • SALE NOW SELF ( 92 �PORTRAIT CONGRATULATIONS COMMERCIAL PHOTOS SENIOR — Also HIGH GRADE PHOTO FINISHING Hodgman Insurance Agency OSBORN Phone 406-J COMPLIMENTS OF Quality Spring • COIL SPRINGS FOR INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL Martin Brothers Best Wishes t o t h e Class of '46 JOHN Farm Implements and Service FELLER'S • Corner Clay and Divisio PHONE 506 MUSIC MART Phone 711-J 9 �Index to NAME P . ' S NA6nE NV P A G E NO 77 A. & P. S u p e r M o r k . , 86 Kerr's Allison's 88 Lawyers 76 88 Lee Brigs. H a r d w a r e 73 l o g g e r ! , F u n e r a l Horne 08 Legg A i r p o r t 90 Band a n d O r c h e s t r a 72 Legg, L u m b e r 7 Banks 8 Lincoln C o u n c i l 73 Borney's M a r k e t 77 luedd•rs. S h o e Store 87 Bee H i v e 85 Mac's P h a r m a c y 88 Branch C o u n t y A b s t r a c t O W, , , , 80 M o , Theo.' J. B . B r a n c h C o . 83 Marothy Electric S h o P Bunny's B r u n c h 84 Martin Carroll S t o r e 83 Mortin's G r o c e r y 8 . Asbury B r o s . B 70 r 79 o s . 9 3 "C'' C l u b 70 Mashon•Dorsey 79 Coldwater Bross C o . 9 McComb's S h o e S t o r e 79 O 83 McConkey F u n e r a l H o r n e 79 Coldwater C l e a n e r s 83 Michigan A s s o c i o M d Te l e p h o n e C o . 07 a [booms. Clark B r o s 85 Midwest F o u n d r y C o . 06 CloYd 90 Mike M o y 88 Coldwater C o • o p . 88 Montgomery W a r d C o . 73 Commercial I n n 70 Notional U t i l i t i e s C o . 79 Coldwater D o i l y Reporter 72 Nick's I c e C r e a m P a r l o r 9 Coldwater D a i r y 76 Olmstead 8 S a n 9 C o l d w a t e r Te a c h e r s C l u b 90 Osborn's Sludilos Crondall T i r e S h o p 76 Cbto's S p o r t S h o p 78 Dale R o g e r s 77 Patterson C o . , P r i n t e r s 92 Darling 93 89 P. m , , C i g a r Store 84 0. W . Davis 74 Penney's 84 Davis C o a l 6 F u e l O i l 74 Petes H I g b Stbsed 92 Davis S t a n d a r d G a r a g e 76 Pillsbury M a t o r S a l e s 92 Dentists 80 Pollack's 7 Delicatessen 75 Pratt M f g . C o . Dobson A g e r , . 74 FrI/W StudIt's 87 Deluxe C a b 83 Quolity S p r i n g s M f g . C o . 93 Denny's G r i l l 76 Regal M f g . C o . 92 Derhantrner, M a r t y 77 Raby•s D r u g S t o r e 79 Economy S h o e S t o r e 85 The S a n d w i c h S h o P 86 Feller's M u s i c M o r t 93 Shattuck F u n e r a l H o m e 86 Girl R e 74 Shaw S h o e C o . 77 Gist S t u d i o s 85 Smitty's R e s t a u r o n t 90 Hard's G r o c e r y 84 Snyder's B o k e r y 73 Hi, 75 Stella R e Hodgman I n s u r a n c e A g e n c y 93 Strout Rectl E s . t e 77 90 _ 82 80 Hilton's S t o r e 76 Student Commission N 80 Taylor C h e v r o l e t 78 Home E c . _ 70 Tibbett's T h e a t e r 74 Houser 83 Treat A u t o P a r t s 75 I. G . A . S t a r e 92 Tribolet's 5 a n d 1 0 , S t o r e 8 Ideal W a l l p a p e r 85 Up- t o -Date C o a l 85 II,,', 78 Vo n A k e , ' , 87 1 J. Newberry 8 8 Johnson's C l o t h i n g 9 Von's T a x i Vinton, C o n t r a c t o r Johnson's F o o d M a r k e t 75 Kiess J e w e g y King's C l e a n e r s & H . Cleaners - - 80 Vogt's G r e e n h o u s e > Wolker's l o u n d , 84 7. Wilbur's F u r n i t u r e 86 90 W o o d w a r d 6 SI:MS 87 (94) �Index To FEATURE P A G E NO FEATURE PA G E N O Girl F . . . . . . . 52 A Band 44 Home Ec. C l u b Advertising Band S n a p s h o t s 58 Honor Students Baseball 62 Hi- Y C l u b . 45 Basketball 62 Juniors 30 Band 54 Junior C h o r u s Junior P l a y 42 Beginners' B a n d 56 57 King, I r a _ 8 Board o f E d u c a t i o n Cardinal S t a f f Lincoln C o u n c i l 33 38 53 35 Mirror S t a ff Child S t u d y 67 47 Orchestra Popularity Contest Class i n R e v i e w 14 Senior C h o r u s 57 Community Health 46 U M ° , Fictaref Senior P l a y 43 ' C.' C l u b D. A . R . G i r l 4 8 49 Debate Te a m 15 23 Soniffr P f 9 f f h f . . Senior W i l l s 9 Dennis, K e r m i t 50 27 Eighth G r a d e 34 S e e . Faculty 10 Snapshots F. F . A . C l u b 40 Sophomores F. F . A . W i n n e r s 49 Student C o m m i s s i o n 6 Football 60 Thomas, E . B y , , . , 9 Four-H S e w i n g C l u b 47 Tr a c k Freshmen 32 Usherettes . Grade 35 12, 3 6 , 6 8 3 4 • Cardinal EDITOR N e A S S I S TA N T E D I T O R M SENIOR S E C T I O N S a d a r l l y SNAPSHOTS Legg y PHOTOGRAPHY c e Olmstead, Editor M r . Dennis S t a ff : T h o m a s K e l l e r , J o y c e S t o n s e l l , C h a r l e s T h o m a s , C y n t h i a lack R o w e , R i c h a r d D a i l e y, N o r m a J e a n C a n f i e l d Vinton, Editor C I R C U L AT I O N S t a ff : W i n i f r e d H a r d y , M a r g a r e t M e a u t e l i n , l e a n D o r i s l e a n Funderburg, Editor Staff: M a r y V i n t o n Aebersold O R G A N I Z AT I O N S y lock Tighe G o n s b y, E d i t o r Frankie D o l b e e . o Barbara G i s t , B a r b a r a B r o c k w a y, V i r g i n i a S p e n c e r. S t a ff : M a r g a r e t E a r l y , B e t t y C l a r k , W i l m a F i l l m o r e , FEATURE S TA F F R S t a ff t V i r g i n i a P i e r c e , I o l a M a c k l i n , D o r t h y B a k e r , Ellen Tribolet L o M o y n e SPORTS Hammond. Editor l a m e s G a y, Editor S t a ff : J a c k R o w e . l o a n l o b e s , R i c h a r d M a c D o n a l d S t a ff : l a n e R o b i n s o n , B e t t y B r a u k e r , P a t ilyn S m i t h , l e a n A e b e r s o l d , N o r m a H o l m e s BUSINESS M A N A G E R W i l b e r Noel S t a ff : C o r a l S c h t e n e r , A l b e r t a S o w l e s , M a r y L o u JUNIOR H I G H l e a n Baton E d i t o r Gorrnon, M c k Rowe, B u d Barrett, Betty Stiles, M a r i l y n S t a ff : F l o r a n c e R u b l e y , F r e i d a E a r l e y . l o a n D o n k i n Russell ( 95 ) �Autogra ( 96 ) ��� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Coldwater High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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