46 10 3989 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/817db0eaa6aac79427dc9b696c480cf4.pdf e1a968b1d323aadedd26d16827a31bf5 PDF Text Text ����1980 Coldwafer 2 7 5 North Coldwater, Volume 43 �"Cool Cardinal'. on the cover by perrn.spon ol Charles Harper, illustrator, �SEPTEMBER . . . soph confusion new art rooms prime rate 12% Saturn reached OCTOBER . . . millage confusion who's in the bird suit? Pittsburg Pirates NOVEMBER . . . no sports no bussing hostages Ayatollah DECEMBER millage passed Christmas passed Iran continues $500 gold $30 oil J A N U A R Y. . . Afghanistan invaded Pittsburg Steelers exams $700 gold new decade FEBRUARY . . . Spirit Week sweethearts -hostages to return" US boycots Summer Olympics US hockey gold MARCH . . $800 gold intramural. still no APRIL . . Florida vacations rescue attempt Cuban boat people $32 oil prime rate 20% "Tickets, Mount St. Helens computers 200 days of captivity JUN Swingout exams Freedom (for some) draft registration summertime!!! ��c7(1 ! W E I n o n l E n i e n o w a n d tfien ty tfie t e l t c-7gnon. ( c O f d CA(UTSEty c R f i y n 2 e ) ��JIelmitel and toyfiood'i fionias �g 211£fial2f2inzis not in tad of fiiends, but in gEiT wortfi B E I 2 c70412.10I2 ��Homecomi Pofpour �The millage was going down, but our spirits were going up! �Cartoon capers "Saturday ��Homecoming JUNIOR COURT MEMBERS. Scott Tyson, Miriam Hoekserna, Roopa Reddy, Neal Newton. 1 SOPHOMORE COURT MEMBERS. Joe Wilkins, Lisa Kellogg, Kim Dearing, Jim Rzepka. SENIOR COURT MEMBERS. Ross Robley, Mike Kaley, Dawn LaGro, Cheryl Howe, Jerri Rzepka, Aaron Rohloff. �1979 Homecoming King Mike Kaley and �This Succotash XI 2 �1. The Choir enthusiastically opens the show with This Is It. 2. The Girl's Chorus joins into the show singing Skip to my Lou, and Shanendooh. 3. Kirsten Ruse and Craig Allen perform a delightful comedy skit called There's a Hole in My Bucket, Dear Liza. 4. The Balladiers get into The New York 5, Alan Elliott and Ron Stipe keep the audience in an uproar with various comedy routines including That's Not Funny. 6. Each year a few of our more outstanding talents perform solos. Diana Wiltse sings Home, Nate Walker sings I Go Crazy, and Colleen Parker sings You Needed Me. 4 In �SPIRIT The Start of A �What started out as only an idea turned into one of the most C.H.S. has seen. The Student Commission decided to try "Spirit Week" to monotony of school after semester eiroms. Due to the hard work of Tanis Allen ond her committee, the week The week was Februory 12-15. On Tuesday we experienced "Hat Day." dent body was encouraged to wear the funniest hats they mould find. Next choice of Farmer or Western Day. The students dressed as the meanest gunfighters of the Wild West. Some showed up as formers, tattered overalls and plow boots. Thursday was Valentines Day. delivered candy and flowers t o the unexpected and surprised "sweethearts" of and hilarious shirts were seen — even the teachers were involved. Mr. Ivey T-shirt "Chemists hove solutions" and Mrs. Hayes wore her "Gram° Bird shirt. Then corns the Pep Assembly. I t was the 'main event. The "Spirit Courts' was announced along with Miss Twin Volley. The "Spirit Court consisted of the most spirited girl and boy in each class. Making up the sophomores court were Penny Maxson and Jim licepka. The rowdy juniors were Tern Rodgers and Neal Newton. The seniors were very spirited, having a tie for most spirited boy between and Jon Roby. The most spirited girl went to Linda White. Spirit Week led up to the Harper Creek.Coldwater basketball game. Although C.H.S. lost to the mighty Beavers, the students had a fun-packed week and a new tradition thot should be o success in the years The highlight of the week was Friday. This was T-shirt day. The 1 �Miss Twin Crowns The finale o f Spirit We e k selection o f Miss Coldwater (Jeff Ernst) as t h e Fairest in the Valley." A special panel o f judges including basketball players, M r. Ivey, and Mr. Kelly w h o it was reported begged t o be a judgell) chose from a bevy o f beauties. Left to right the contestants were: water (J. Ernst), Miss Marshall (Ross Rubley), Miss Sturgis (Jon Robey), Miss Jackson N W (Alan Elliott), son (Gary Gallup), Miss Harper Creek (Don Peck), Miss Albion (Neal Newton), Miss H i l l s d a l e ( D a n M a h o o d ) , Miss Hastings (Scott Tyson). 2 �Deacon Demons and Are Intramural One hundred and seventy-five students participated in and spring intramurals. There were seventeen teams for ketball and volleyball. In the play-off finals played before the student body, Johnson's Deacon Demons triumphed over Petzco's 16, for the basketball championship. In Class B finals Winners were victorious and Petzco's Pussycats won the Class C finals. Petzco's Paranoids came back in the spring to ball Champs. Class B finals were snatched b y Mr. and Class C finals were won by Smoothie's Spikers. 1. Deacon Demons i n action against Petzco's Paranoids. T h e Demons members were: Jon Hart, Brent Yager, Marshall Stine, Curt Loehr, Jim Ewers, Matt Waterbury, Mike Welke, and Chris Newman. 2. Mr. Ken Johnson watches his Deacon Demons. 3. The victorious Petzco's Paranoids were Bruce Cole, Keith Secord, Todd Casperson, Tim VonDyke, Sponsor Mr. John Petzco (kneeling), and Tim Grunwald. 1-1r)UM f �CHS Honors Outstanding Academic "I DARE YOU A W A R D Deb Lounds and Alan Elliott BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD Julie lode SETON BOVEE MEMORIAL SPORTSMAN AWARD presented by the Coldwater Daily Reporter Torn Steffey and Tula Strew 2 �SEATING •1400 Agre Salutatorian, Patti Hiner, and co-valedictorians, Julie lndi and Alan Elliott, were presented by Dr. Bushouse. Top Scholastic Positions Dave Schmidt was honored for his perfect attendance record throughout high school. 2 ��the �Swing Ouf . . . This �Commencement Is a Time 4 I. Co-valedictorions Alan Elliott and Julia Inde thank parents and teachers f o r port. 2 . Australian exchange student Michelle Pearsall delivers thank-you's byes on behalf of the exchange students. 3. Patti Hiner delivers the salutatorian address. 4. Tanis Allen, Senior Class President, presents Dr. Bushouse with the Class Gift, computer for students' use. 3 27 ��1 First and Best of October Dear Seniors Yesterday was the worst day of my life, and I'm that it's one you won't forget right away either. But with body-blow now absorbed by us all, I'd like to speak to you Class Advisor and "Dutch Uncle" — I know how cheated by the result of Monday's vote — my heart bleeds breaks for you, whether you're a Tina Straw or a Tom Steffey or the little kid in the back of the room who's never said anything years — I care deeply for every one of you and please al/ your teachers do. So does Dr. B — he's lost a lot of rying about what's best for us all. I knew in 1977, when I the Class of '80, that I had o very special bunch of never disappointed me and I want to ask a collective favor now of each and every one of you. We face one of the toughest our school's history, and how we meet that situation can effect for many years after all of us are only fond memories history of C.H.S. Please do not forget that over voted for you. Don't think that the Board of Education you. Don't hate your school when she needs you the give the people who love and support you any reason to be ashamed of it. Remember that you are why we're here. Set an example to the Juniors and Sophs, they may face thing and they look to you, whether you know it or not, ship. Finally, don't forget this — we have each other can't vote that away from us — SMILE, we're all we've that's J. W. 29 �Senio Life. . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Carrie Arnold, Secretary; G a i l Widener, Treasurer; Linda Thompson, V. Pres.; Tanis Allen, President. 3 ��32 ��3 �Jesse Abbott Koren AcMoody Lou Ann Aker Steve Allen Tanis Allen Phil Anderson Tim Arey Kerrie Arnold Pamela Aviza Todd Bail Susan Balczo Phil Barber Ricky David Barone Dominic Barone Karen Bonnie Bedford Lisa Bercaw Kevin Birchfield David Birk 3 �Cheryl Blair Cheri Blanchard Mike Bohannan Kenneth Bondurant Bill Chris Bowers Todd Brayton Lori Brewer Rodney Lee Bryan James Cade Mary Callahan Jeff Card Greg Case Felipe Chaves Guy Chester Kathy Closson Kerry Closson Jill Cobb Wendy Cole 36 �Kimberly Colvin Thomas Cornell Roberta Cornish Suzan Cox Steven Craig Kelly Crawford Bridgette Curry Kerni Davenport Rick Davenport Down Deal Diana Deeter William Deeter Ardis DeKam Sherry Dexter Carrie Dimmick Jeff Dollar Lisa Dorr Terry Dovey Tracy Davey Daniel Draper 3 �Gory Drayton Kenneth Drumm Bryan Dunn David Danville Michelle Earl Alan Elliott David England Marlynn Jeff Ernst Edward Everett Dennie Farwell Beth Donna Tammy Scott Jon Flint Derek Fran: Robin Fuller John Gamby Doug Gillette 3 �Tammy Goheen Laurie Gordon Brenda Graver Dan Gray Jeff Green Diane Groner Marty Gruner Tim Grunwald Randy Hall Craig Hatfield Kelly Headley Paul Hei Koren Heinemann Jay Hemker Jeff Patti Hiner Monica Hinsdale Kim Hoff Gary Holbrook Teresa Horton 3 �Darlene Houtz Marlene Houtz Cheryl Howe Leslie Howe Jason Hudson Loretta Hulliberger John Debra Hutchins Vicki Hutchins Julie Inde Peggy Pam Johnson Donde Jones Julie Barbara Kale Michael Kaley Mark Kanouse Norma Kelley Kathy Kelly Scott Kelly 4 �Celeste King Donna Kinyon Randy Klingler Robert Knapp Teresa Sharon Krutsch Tim Krzeminski Dawn LaGro Randy Darla Lambert Kevin Langwell Brian Langworthy Penny Tony LaPratt Jennifer Laurimore Stephen Lawhead Shirley Linteau Lisa Loehr Wade Longstreet Ron 4 �Angie Lyon David Magoon Diana Mansmith Dunn Morteen Cindy Martin Robert Michele McDonald Susan Md!vain Sabrina McLain Rick McLatcher Kevin McLaughlin Patricia McLaughlin Laurie Mendendorf Carol Meyer Carrie Miller Susan Miller Dennis Moore Marc Mart Dixie Morrison Phil Munsee 4 �Julie Myers Kim Neible Susan Niernon Johnonna Noblit Jill Norton Karen Olszewski Michael Orris Sion Ohs Philip Palmateer Annette Payne Michelle Pearsall Daniel Barbaro Dianna Peterson Eric Jeannette Pierucki Cheryl Pitts Monica J.R. Quimby Randy 4 �Randy Rhodes Christopher Ridenour Jeff Rider Jon Robey David Robinson Aaron Rohloff Brenda Randy Rex Ross Rubley Jerri Rzepka Robin Sager Brigid° Sanabria Daniel Satow Cathy Scantlen David Schmidt Ed Schultz Keith Secord Karl Seiler Kristo Seitz 44 �Fred Show Ken Shaw Kim Shaw Stacey Rick Dole Jim Todd Rodney Steven Anthony Patty Julie Vicki Roxanne Brett Robert Lori Andy Tom Steffey 4 �Amber Stellhorn John Stevens Ron Stipe Tina Straw Lori Street Michael Streeter Jeffrey Streets Lie Sward Julie Sweet Ruth Tagert Patrick Tappenden Deb Taylor Linda Helen Tower Tammy True', Tim VanDyke Eric Wallace Dawn Walters Doug Ward Scott Washburn 4 �Tom Washburn Scott Watson Dona Weakly Jerry Weaver Torn Webb Brian Welch Julie White Linda White Jolene Whitesides Gail Widener Robin Wilber Steven Wilcox Colleen Williams Wendy Wilson Diana Wiltse John Wingard Laurie Wohlers Tracey Woods Mary Worley Mary Wyss �Eric Yope Mork Younguist Stephen Youtsey Cindy Zebolsky Marcia Zeiter Michelle Zeiler Lila Zimmerman Not Pictured: Tim Atkinson Michelle Aviza Eugene Tim Bryan Michele Chester John Colbeck Bruce Cole Mary Collins David Cotton Jim Cunningham Robert Dolchow Keith Darby Daniel Draper Kin t Our Friends From Other Countries: Felipe Chaves — Columbia Jeroen Herpels — Belgium Michele Pearsall — Australia Brigida Sonabria — Mexico 4 James Forst Darlene Ronald Gardner Joe Gibson Dave Gillette Robert Howley Mike Hodge Danny Hollen Greg Holt Brenda Hunnaman Mary Kerr Bryan King John Lodge Tanya McMeekan Jeanette Montville Treno Mosher Connie Nordyke Ronald Nunnery Duane Parker William James Richardson Daniel Roberts Mary Savage Amy Swick Kenneth Taylor Timothy Thomas Vicky Vonover �Exchange Students 1980 This year's exchange students brought with them their own special talents and gifts. Whether it was tennis, track, stories of home, o r just a friendly smile, the contacts they made here will be long remembered and cherished. Felipe Columbi Michelle Pearsall and Jeroem Herpels Australia and Belgium Brigida Sanabria Mexico 4 �Cla BEST Ken Shaw and Annette Payne MOST LIKELY Alan Elliott and Jolene Whiteside CLASS CLOWNS Ron Stipe and Pearl Linteau BEST ROMANCER Rick Davenport and Lisa Loehr �Fave BIGGEST EugeneBlue and BIGGEST JOCK (GALS) Tina Straw BIGGESTJOCK KenShaw and MOST OUTSTANDING Andy Steeby and Tanis Allen 5 �Class BIGGEST CLOCK WATCHERS Jill Norton and Randy Hall BIGGEST CHS SPORTS FAN (GALS) Mrs. Rurka J BIGGEST CHS SPORTS FAN (GUYS) J.W. 5 HAPPY- G O Randy Ramsey and �Up and itik414W n MIGH CARDINAl. 'Bucri O A M JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Neal Newton, Coromissoonerr Deb Loonds, Preodentr Kewn Skodlatick, Cornnossioner; Colleen Parker, Secretory: Ando surer, R0000 Reddy V Nes,der, N o t Rctured Scott Valle, Advisor. 53 lumors J u n i o r s J u n i o r s J u n i o r s J u n i o r s J u n i o r s J u n i o r s �Cody Abbott Kristen AcMoody Yvette Aker John Arnold Randy Ash Sarah Ash Loh Baker Steven Barone Teresa Bater Kathi Batterson Teresa Andrea Paul Bird Linda David Bogdon William Boothby Mary Borden Douglas Bowling Richard Mark Brewer Cynthia Brockway Renee Bradt Carol Brown Elizabeth Brown Sandra Brown Michael Bryant Rose Budd Sandra Burton Anita •Cita el" C t �Darlene Lori Norma Carl Todd Carpenter Todd Casperson Joni Cozier Catherine Chambers Jeffery Toby Chehowski Dawn Chesher Anna Claar Kathy Clark Gregory Coats Susan Coats Richard Conine Jeff Cooper Timothy Corey Mary Coscarelly Mark Cox Christine Crull Tim Cudahy Julie Culbert Kristin Denbrock �Jeffrey Donay Vicki Downey Penny Debra Erb James Kimberly Fair James Bruce Fitzgerald Gregory Fleming Barbara Flickenger Janice Forreider Theresa Michael Craig Gallup Gary Gallup Beth Gates Anita Gentry Victoria Glispy Cornell Goodreau Darrell Graver Barbara Gray Brian Greenlee Steven Groholski Laura Grubb Cynthia Grunwald Brion Hamilton 5 �Karla Harding Jon Hart Roy Harter Tammi Hedges Cherrie Heinemann Thomas Hemker Jeroen Herpels Michael Hilton Frank Hoag Miriam Hoeksema Darlene Holbrook Michael Holcomb Robert Holt Lisa Holtz Richard Horn Ellen Hourtienne Jon Houtz Barbara Howells Tina Hunnarnon Cheryl lvesen Dorothy Jenetta Karen Johnson Rusty Johnson Robert Keller James Kelly Kim Kipfer 5 �Sally Kristine -" Troy LaGro Brenda LaPratt r Curtis Debora Lounds Yvonne Louttit Pamela Lynn Lyman Susan Magoon Daniel Mahood Lauren Maiers Renee Maire Sandra Malovey Benny Marvin Donna Mason Lori Moxson Michelle McCafferty Shannon McCavil • Shaun McCavil Denise Mclatcher Edward McQueen Lisa McWilliams 5 �Michelle Meadows Wendy Meyer Scott Millard Charles Miller James Miller Shown Miller Tony Miller Roger Mitchell Paula Monks Bryan Morrison Joseph Morrissey Lori Rhonda Murphy David Nelson Janice Nelson Charles Neut. Christopher Newman Neal Newton Kris Nieman Cynthia Noble Patricia Ogilvy Denise Orris Teresa Otis 5 �Catherine Page Alan Porodine Colleen Parker Vicki Parker Ricky Kathy Paul Penny John David Pickering Kevin Pierre Fred Shelagh Charles Porter Julie Brenda Quick Christina Quick Roopa Reddy Lola John Connie Teresa Darleen Rohloff Stuart Richard Arny Salsbury Angie Santi Andrew Scheidler Mark Schultz Sara Schuman 6 �Scott Twyla Sewell David Shaffer Kristi Show Janice Shirk Robin Shook Michelle Simmerman Lucinda Kevin Skudlarik Teen° Smith Anthony Smotherrnan Sheila Joshua Spaulding Erwin Stanton Theresa Steeby Jeffery Stempien Harry Stickney Robert Stickney Todd Stickney Marshall Stine Julie Skye Robert Straw Stephen Strobel Taini Susie Swick Brenda Tackett Lloyd Tackett Thomas Toppenden Danny Thomas 6 �Debra Thomas Nancy Thornton Michael Tomson Susan Toupalik Kenneth Tucker Scott Cynthia Uhrig Steven Unroe Scott VanBlarcom Andrea Wages Annette Wagoner Victor Wakley Janice Walker Jennifer Walls Scott Wardwell Jill Warner Matthew Waterbury Katrina Weaver Lori Weaver Victoria Weaver Michael Welke Pamela White Mark Whitesides Lori Wigent Kaye Wilhelm Sarah Winchell Traci Wooster Kerry Wright Brent Yager Martin Yeakey Eric Yearling Barry York George Zebolsky Dawn Zielinski 6 �NOT Mike Allen Michael Ames Douglas Buckley Jeff Chehowski Charles Corless Scott Ray Coville Burke Cunningham Misty Fougerousse Gary Girod John G r . ° David Hance Elizabeth Houff Charles Hiner Doug Howells James Hudson Douglas Johnson Nancy Johnson Tina Kale Lester laMee Susan Lane Michael Lavergne Kent Miller Clayton Moore Trena Mosher Richard Munroe Michelle Neesley Tonia Nivison Dale Nutt Steven Philip Matt Ringle Carmelo Rothrock Timothy Sanford Timothy Spade Penni Stephens Nella Stewart Debra Taylor Richard Vandine LeRoy Vond Wendy Wilson Michael Wohlers 63 �CHS Students at CHS were asked, in a poll taken by the book staff, to express their opinions on various subjects. Here are the TOPS O N THE TUBE t. M • A ' S 2. Saturday Night Live 3. Real People 4. 5. WKRP 6. White Shadow 7. Dallas BEST SELLERS 1. Amityville Horror 2. Summer of '42 3. Thornbirds 4. Joy in the Morning 5. Jaws 6. The Bible 7. Martian Chronicles PICK O F THE FLICKS 1. Animal House 2. Star Wars !fr.^ 3 . Kramer Vs. Kromer I 4 . And Justice For All 5. Rock;INKor Picture Show 6. Apocalypse Now 7. Halloween 8. Little Darlings 9. The 10. Rocky 11. 1941 12. Up in Smoke 13. The 64 PASTIMES OF O U R TIMES I. Listening to music 2. Boys being with girlfriends and girls being with boyfriends 3. Partying 4. Reading 5. Skiing 6. Playing tennis 7. Sex 8. Going to movies 9. Being with friends 10. Cruising SUPERSTARS I. AC/DC 2. Styx 3. Motley Hatchet 4. Cars 5. Van Haien 6. Bob Seeger 7. J. Giles 8. Ted Nugent 9. Led Zeppelin t o . Earth, Wind, and Fire �Rooki 4 • - , ‘1 y I \ President V. President J TreasurerJ Secretory T Advisor M K r a i m i a m r s i m m . e y 9ophornorosSophomoresSophomores 90 phomores S o p h o m o r e s Kennedy Walkup Rzepka Straw Foster 65 �Clarence Abbeg Dan Aker Rob Akins Curt Albright Craig Allen Bill Anderson Tonia Arey Gerry Baker Steve Bolczo Janet Barnes Chris Bartlett Angela Bauder Stacey Beard Wanda Bedford Kathy Beerer James Behnke Ron Bercaw Tracy Berry Mary Bettinger Charles Jim Holly Blanchard Rick �Sarah Bogdan Scott Jim Bricker Judi Todd Brown Tonia Browning Art Bryan Mike Bryant Kelly Burkett Tony Butters Shelley Case Debra Clark Jim Clearwater Alice Cleaver Katrina Cockrell Ron Cockrell Brian Colbeck Ben Cole Richard Cole Bob Colvin Ben Cooper Larry Cope Tommie Cowles �Karen Cox Map Cox Robin Cox Harold Cram Steven Crampton Cindy Curtis Stony Darby PhiII Davis Kim Dearing Joe Deeter Mark Dealer Bill Derrickson Brenda Brian Darer John Dowell Stanley Dowell John Downey Jack Draper Susan Dunville Tina Eric George Bill Jennifer Eppler Susan Fahlen Lenny 6 �Kimberly Forst Shawneen Carlo Connie Leonard Forreider Duane Forrister Rodney Forrister Kathy Franz David Fry April Galinis Jill Galloway Tom Garman Brion George Micheal George Tim Gibbs Cheryl Gleason Steve Godfrey Bonnie Goodwin Perry Gordon Terrie Granger Laurie Gray Todd Gray Jeanette Green Tracy Greenarnyer Joe Griffin Lorri Gruner �Carmen° Homoker Eric Hanson Todd Hart Baird Hatfield Tony Headley Shelly Heator Bob Henning Linda Hinsdale Patty Hoag Robert Hoard Rick Hobart Jennifer Hoeksema Brian Hoot Becky Horton Mono Hourtienne Helen Howard David Howells Rich Hrusko Judi Hubaker Mike Hughes Steve Hurd e Jeff Jaques Chris Johnson Todd Johnson Bill John Kaiser Lester Konouse 7 �Karla Kaufman Rich Keller Lisa Kellogg Kristin Kennedy Jeannette Kinsey Mark Kistel Ken Klein Trade Klingler Jinger Knauss Teresa Knight Carol KnowIan Julie Kolok Jamie Kolb Sandy Kosmerick Kevin Krieg Chris Kurtz Rene lohnum Todd langworthy Lori Ann Larson Tommy Larson Gina Lewis Yvette Louttit Lisa Love Gayla Lutiens Mark MacKenzie Dan Marr Elbert Marshall �Jackie Marvin Kim Mason Karen Matthews Pennie Maxson Marsha McCafferty Linda McMillan Michael McMillan Brian McWilliams Cindy Mercer Torn Meredith John Miller Kim Milliman Mary Milnes Michelle Minnich Carl Moody Chad Mosher Ed Munger Michael Murdock Dove Newhard Robert Noble Jean Noblit Dana Notz Bret Norton Patty Norton Margie Nowak Lonnie Nutt 7 �Of? 4( Stephen O'Connor Jim Olscewski Jerry Omo Stewart Onstott Lawrence Paarlberg John Peter Penny Parodine Amy Parks Bart Cheryl Paul Paul Pawloski Lorry Pifer Rich Piotrowski Kirn Plant Mary Lorry Pothoof Robin Preston Uday Reddy Joy Maggie Reynolds Todd Richhart Barb Rider Randy Rinehart Nina Ritter Valerie Robort �Julie James Robison Wesley Aileen Gerald Rubley Karen Lisa Kirsten Jim Rzepka Heidi Scholey Julie Schorfhaar Rhonda Scott Todd Scott Cynthia Sellers Kim Shaffmaster Kevin Sheppard Thomas Short Sandy Shoup Bryan Sielken Kathy Slier Theresa Daniel Sistonich Paul Skinner Michael Smith Robert Angela Smotherman Larry Sinurr Ann Snyder Michael Sable Theresa Solak Jeannie Specht John Springhall Judy Sprunger Mindy Steider Christopher Stempien 7 �Leonard Stempien John Stephenson Wendy Sterxick Tammy Straw Vincena Strobel Robert Linda Swift Todd Tackett Todd Tannery Kelly Taylor Marcia Taylor Bryce Thatcher Melanie Thomonson Kristi Thornton Robin Tomkins Rhonda Trovelbee Mario Tucker Paul Tucker Stewart Turpin Stan VandeWalker Tommy Vette! Bernadine Vond Vicky Wagoner Darlene Wokley Nathan Walker Jamie Walkup Andrew Walls Debbie Walters Thelma Ward Carrie Washburn Pamela Washburn Charles Waterman Daniel Weaver Jeff Weaver Robbie Webster �Gary Weis Gregory Wells Amy Wendorf Shown Wert Connie Whitacre .a Tom Whitacre Julie Widlitzki Herb Wilder Joel Wilkins Lavern Wilson Andrew Wiltse Wendy Winter Paul Wittbrodt Annette Wolford Steven Wood Gregory Woods Toni Wooster Brian Worden Teresa Worthen Casaandra Yenor Brian Yope Mary Zebolsky Steven Zinn Cathy Grzybowski John Halstead Dan Hamachek Not Pictured: Jordan Adrian Carranza Donald Corranza Adam Clayton Duane Dowell Cynthia Sue Laura Fillmore Albert Galinis Mork Girdhom Mike Hoff Becky Hoinor 7 Terry Horsley Tommy Hurst Leon Kriser Marguerita Livermore John McMillan Deanna Miller Cormon Nivison Nora Joe Rubino Wendy Sebastian Robin ��Adm mistral Assistant Principal Mitchell Zaleski, Principal Dr. house, Athletic Director Wayne Kellogg. Not intendent Dr. J. Warren Adair. SCHOOL BOARD. STANDING: John Ufkes, Michael Cherry, Gary Burkhardt. SITTING: Dr. Gary Howe, Grace Gon,ley. Not Pictured: Lucille Snyder Sanborn, Alice Widlitzki. 78 �Language 4111t INDEX —30 • Left to Right Bill Johnson, Alan Schorfaar, Irene Grimes, Annalee Meadows, Anne Hayes (seated), Robert Mullally, Phyllis Coscarelly, Michael Van DeWalker, Barbara Mullally. Not Pictured: Darlene Hackett. 7 �Social LEAD(ltSWIP & w a i n , . - Left to Right: Pot Lowe, Regina Vo.nre ,,eentin Schendler, Ken Johnson (seated), John Petzco, James BlIsbor row, John Keesler. 8 �Mathemati Left to Right: Lester Dewey, Rex Burns, Nita Hart, Larry Kelly. slisairsam 8 �Applied and Left to Right: Lorry Wesgate, Goyle Taylor, Doug Johnson, Allan Sherwood (seated), Naomi Fuller, Craig Meyers. Not Pictured: John Trott. 8 �Fine , srli.3‘• Left to Right: Detlof Olsen, Sidney Parodine, John Baily, Beryl Odren (seated), Marie Hensker, Carol Molovey. Not Pictured: �Scien _ Mir Value,COTT Keggle I v e y ( s e a e ) , U o r d o n S w a n , R a l p h B a b c o c k . ��Counseli Librar Left to Right: Janet Dantes, A n n Bowerman (seated), Virginia Left to Right: Donald Bohannon, Marilyn DePue, Vernon Palmer. Special Left to Right: Lisa Kerr, Sharon Neible, Jim Reynolds, Charles Sussex (seated), Joan Tower, phard, Michele Catcher. 8 �Supporting CAFETERIA. A n n Bradley, Phyllis Stankewicz, Louise Everett, Marion Parshall, Vera Miller. STANDING: Constance Rurka, Joyce Hawver. CUSTODIANS. Williarn Fletcher, Irene Wickerink, Joan Wiegand, Sonny Daily. N o t Pictured: Ken Bilsborrow, Calvin Gordon. SECRETARIES: Eunice Brown, Gwen Linn, Doloras Shiery (seated), June Jaquay, Anne Roh!off. 8 ��SEATING 140 - ' M t �����������Cheerleaders Finish 10th Cheerleaders, whose main function is to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship, are a vital p a r t o f our school. The Va r s i t y Cheerleaders, a l l graduating seniors, completed their year with a n impressive record. I n August, the squad traveled ing t o c o m p e t e i n t h e N a t i o n a l Finals, and came home with standing rank of 10th in the nation. In a clinic held in Coldwater in which local schools competed, they came home with a respectable fourth. ROW 1 : Colleen Williams, Dona Weakly. R O W 2 : Jolene Whitesides, Advisor Candy Cox, Monica Pohl. ROW 3: Teresa Koss, Laurie Medendorp, Laurie Gordon, Lisa Loehr. �J.V. ROW 1: Jill Galloway, Karen Cox, Julie Kolak. ROW 2: Carrie Washburn, Yvette Louttit, Anna Henderson. Not Pictured: Barb Rider, Linda McMillan. 10 �Cardinal It's the Real 2 1. Keep your beaks up, girls! 2. Its a principal, but i t s not my Daddy. 3. "Which of these Cards 'snot like the others?" 3 10 ��PRIDE, DETERMINATION, HEART MARK VARSITY FOOTBALL. ROW l S . McCavil, D. Shirk, E. Tape, .I. Flint, M. Koley, T. Steffey, T. Brayton, J. Ernst, E. Wallace, T. LaGro. ROW 2: D. Magoon, A. Birchfield, K. McLaughlin, C. Bowers, J. Card, R. Davenport, D. Birk, K. Shaw, R. Rubley, Managers P. Mapes and R. McLoughlin. ROW 3: Coach Marco, Coach Ivey, The ' 7 9 C a r d i n a l Va r s i t y F o o t b a l l t e a m showed the Twin Valley they were a team to be reckoned with. While T. V. coaches expected Coldwater t o hove a "down'' year, they came in an impressive 3rd. They would have swiped the championship crown but Lady Luck wasn't with the 'Cards this year, losing to Twin Valley Champs 13,a clock that ran 22 seconds too long shall, and 2 3 seconds too long against Harper Creek tells the story. Coldwater outscored their opponents 102-88, placed eight men o n all-conference teams, and copped two all-state positions. Coach Marco was quite happy with formance of the team, their attitude, team work, and dedication. This year's team siasm and pride to the whole community. In our eyes, they were the Champions! T. Cosperson, S. Millard, R. Rose, J. Hours, S. Grohalski, C. Neut., R. Rorke, J. Hart, R. Rose, N. Newton, M. Whitesides, Coach Heiston. ROW 4: E. Hamilton, S. McCavit, L. Lyman, M. Welke, R. Shook, C. Loehr, S. S e r i e , B. Green. lee, 1. Ewers. Not Pictured! L. Cope. Dowagiac Hastings Marshall Jackson N.W. Sturgi Hillsdale Harper Creek Albion Lumen �1. The Cards practice for the improvement needed to place third in the Twin Valley. 2. B u t Coach, do I have to g o back in?" 3. "What do you mean you didn't do your chemistry 4. Manager Paul Mapes cheers with the team after a down scored during the Homecoming Game against Harper Creek. 5. The offensive line shows what it takes t o outscore nents 102-88 during the Dowagiac game. 10 �1. Jon Flint's face reflects concentration nation as he watches his team mates battle for tory. 2. The Cords prepare themselves mentally before a big game 3. Coach Heistan watches the game intensely while wearing his lucky hot which was presented to him by Mr. Keesler. The cowboy hat was immediately tagged as " l u c k y " a f t e r the Cardinals w o n three straight games Z.. Twin Valley A l l -Conference Team Members: ROW. 1: Shaun McCovit, Ken Shaw, Davie Bob. ROW 2: Jon Flint, Chris Bowers, Jeff Ernst, Tom Steffey. 3 �J.V.'s Survive in CH 1 1 30 16 1 8 1 8 Dowagioc Hasting Marshall Jackson N W Sturgi Hillsdale Harper Creek Albio OFF 60 27 2 48 26 1 28 4 A very young team went through o tough learning experience a t C.H.S. this p a s t fall. Finishing t h e season with a 1 - 7 record does not tell the whole story of this group of athletes. Behind a n outstanding defense, led by sophomore P. J. Gordon, the Jr. Cords lost many a game in the waning moments. The Varisty s a w six newcomers from the JV's; Wilkins, Nate Walker, P. J. Gordon, Rich Cole, Stuart Onstott, and Brian Hamilton. Even though t h e Cards may n o t hove finished in the top of Valley this year, it sometimes takes a losing season t o build a winning program. FOOTBALL. ROW I . L. Nutt, S. Boyer, S. O'Conner, D. Britton. K. Taylor, S. Onston, R. Cockrell, J. Bricker. ROW 2: Coach Kelly, N . Walker, T. Meredith, J. Wilkins, J. Orno, R. Piotrowski, B. Colvin, B Colbeck, D. Sistonich, C. Albright, Comb Warner. ROW 3: T. Tacker', L. Cope, R. Cole, T. Hart, K. Klein, C. Waterman, L. Konouse, K. Krieg. R O W 4: S. Godfrey, S. Woods, L. Poarlberg, L. Wilson, M. Bryant, C. Mosher, B. Yope, J. Binckney, B. Anderson Not Pictured: P. J. Gordon. 107 �Varsity Neffers Experience I Senior Cyd Martin prepares to execute one of her powerful backhands. 2. Number one singles player was Roopo Reddy, a junior. Roopa will be back next year to lead the Lady Cards to a 3. Sandy Kosinerick is ready to return her opponents 4. Annette Payne reflects on one of many close matches this year. 5. Most Improved Player was Gail Widener. Gail worked her way up to the number two singles 6. A determined Gail hard at work. 7. The team gathers around for some words of wisdom from Coach Lake. GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS. ROW I G . Widener, R. Reddy, T. Straw, D. Chesher, M . Newton. ROW 2: C. Baker, M. Betting, A. Payne, Coach Lake. Not Pictured: S. �-a . 3 6 109 �Tracks fers Stride Info t CROSS COUNTRY. ROW I Coach Billsborrow, S. McFarland, S. Church, T. Frick, J. N o r m , R. Bercow, J. Stephenson. ROW 2: J. Kaiser, B. Joyce, R. Ramsey, J. Rider, S. Vondewolker, K. Bonduront, B. Norton. �I. Sophomore Ron Bercaw strides ahead o f his tors 2. Captain Randy Ramsey, proved runner, and Captain Jeff Rider, who broke the 19:00 minute mark this season (18:22), run in a meet against Pennfield. 3. Senior Captain Steve Lawhead shows what it takes to run the third best time ever ran by a Cardinal on the C.H.S. course (16:41). el. Senior Ken Bondurant ran as one of the top six runners all year. Ken also broke the 19:00 minute mark (18:40). 5. Sophomore Bret Norton, C.H.S.'s number one runner, broke the school's cross-country record by breaking the 17:00 minute mark (16:52). C115 O P P 20 G u l l 14311e73 4 3 22 B r o n s o n 3 9 32 T h r e e Rivers 2 3 26 M e n d o n 2 9 24 A l b i o n 3 7 34 H a r p e r Creek 2 1 26 C e n t r e v i l l e 2 9 23 S t . Phillip 3 7 19 C a s s o p o l i s 3 9 23 J a c k s o n N W 3 8 41 S t u r g i s 1 9 30 H a l 2 5 31 H 2 6 21 P e n n 3 5 38 M a r s h a l l 2 1 The C.H.S. Cross-country team enjoyed a fine season fall. L e d b y s o p h o m o r e s B r e t Norton, B i l l Emerson, seniors Steve Lawhead, Randy Ramsey and Ken Bondurant, the Cards saw their best finish in at the Watervliet Invitational. The Harriers finished all, and 2-5 for sixth place in the Twin Va l l e y. Coach Billsborrow commented on the season b y the following: "There was petition, the t o p three teams i n our regionals finished as three teams i n t h e S t a t e ! " His runners trained harder this year, and showed much improvement in their times. When asked what he thought of next year's team, borrow replied, " I ' m mistic, we're losing only iors and the rest of the team was sophomores." This year was also the best turn out ever for Jr. High Tracksters 1 5 �GOLF. ROW I B . Hodson, B. Hatfield, D. Youtsey, D. Taylor, D. Homachek, K. Sheppard R O W 2: Coach Min/lesser, M. Galliers, 0. Grayer, S. Short, M. Waterbury, M. Bohannon. CHS golfers had a difficult season, placing 7th in the Twin Volley and 3-4 overall. This year's team was relatively young, possessing only two seniors; Mike Bohannon and Todd Short. Golf has just one team for "all-conference." Various other sports hove second a n d honorable mention teams. O f the eight schools in the Twin Valley, five golfers must for the "all-conference" team. Matt Waterbury, noted as the golf team's unelected leader, placed on the First Conference. This was quite an honor since Matt was the only junior selected. Quincy Bronso Three Lumen Christi Pennfield Bronso Charlotte �I . Junior Scott Tyson will play a major role on Coach Mitmesser's team next year. 2. Matt Waterbury will return next year to lead CHS golfers too winning season. 3. Dan Hamachek earned his Varsity letter Cardinals this fall. Dan moved near Mount St. Helens in Washington. Maybe the lava dust will help improve his 11 �015 O P P 61 J a c k s o n 33 ' B la pckson Cealtal 8 7 46 495 g tIn s a H 0 ' irsholl — • 51 J a c k s o n N W _ _ _ 4 0 1 4 57 52) c o : tiorngs Lady Youn but GIRSS• VARSITY BASKETBALL R O W 1, Co-Captain T. Straw, Coach R. Fuller, Co.Captain C. Miller ROW 2, C. Poge, K. Hording, 1 Norton, M. Kerr, L. Cord, S. Schorfhaar, S. Magoon, B. Rider. Not Pictured: Ass't Coach Manager S. Straw. 114 H i l l s d a l e 6 7 1 g 47 T h r e e Rivers 5 56 a H a r p e r Creek 55 ‘ , 79 . . s i s a f t s i o n 5 59 ‘ 1 , 1 i i p - s 41 J a c k s o n N W 48 S t u r g i s 67 H i l l s d a l e 2 41 H a r p e r Creek 4 63 A l b i o n 6 65 B r o n s o n 4 48 P e n n f i e l d - .-3 5 58 5 66 5 44 2 4 6 1 , .....- �The Lady Cardinal Varsity underwent a complete rebuilding this year. Losing four of five starters and eight seniors, CH5 was left with on inexperienced, but basketball team. The defending conference champs saw their title hopes fade as the season end came when they lost by three points to eventual champ Harper Creek. Coach Fuller realized this would be a rebuilding year a n d groomed his young charges to near perfection for the tournaments. The feisty Cards drew a field for the first game, and a hard-fought 52-48 battle ended Coldwater finished 8-6 in the league (I I -10 overall). Coach Fuller is ready year; his team is experienced; the Cardinal winning tradition will be reborn! • 2 5 6 I . One of four sophs, Cynthia Sellers, led the team with 2. Four year varsity conference, leading scorer, leading rebounder, All-State mention, and MVP 79, Senior Tina "Sgueek" Straw. 3. t t 34 Karla Harding conference mention as a junior. She was the Defensive MVP and a rebounding leader. 4. Junior Cathy Page led the league in Free Throw Shooting and was another Card with all-conference mention. 5. Time out for water and instructions! 6. Defense — Cardinal Style! 7. Soph Barb Rider provided back court help this year. 7 115 ��JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL. S. H e a t ° , A. Parks, L. Kellogg, J Hollister, B. Goodwin, K. Vaughn, L. Murphy, J. Robinson, D. Draper, V. Wagoner, J. Hording, A. Lems FRONT: B. Lewis, Coach P. Lewis, CHS O P 45 J a c k s o n Lumen 52 J a c k s o n Central 45 M a r s h a l l 2 34 H a s t I n g s 3 36 J a c k s o n N W 17 S t u r g i s 3 47 B r o n s o n 2 64 H i l l s d a l e 1 47 T h r e e Rivers 38 H a r p e r Creek 39 P e n n f i e l d 55 A l b i o n 4 41 M a r s h a l l 1 46 H a s t i n g s . . R 35 J a c k s o n N W 31 S t u r g i s 4 48 H i l l s d a l e 1 47 H a r p e r Creek 59 A l b i o n 2 46 B r o n s o n 1 Coach Pat Lewis saw the finest season yet Junior Cards, finishing the season with a 18-2 overall record, and a 12-2 Twin Valley record. The two losses came from a tough Sturgis team which won the league title. The team roster was composed o f 5 sophomores and 7 freshmen. Jana Harding set a school record for scoring with 2 1 5 points. Julie Robinson established a rebounding record with 172 caroms. Besides individual goals being reached, Coach Lewis just missed her goal of winning the TV title by finishing second to rival Sturgis. P 2 2 1 1 0 2 2 0 4 6 9 4 5 2 1 2 9 l s 3 4 3 0 • 5 6 2 1 0 9 , �VARSITY BASKETBALL ROW 1, R. Davenport, M. Whitesides, L. Lyman,A Steeby, K. Show, T. Steffey, B. Greenlee, C. N e a t , ROW 2: Ass'i Ass't R. Gates, Head Coach F. Hobart, R. Rurko, T. VanDyke, M. MacKenzie, B. York, E. Yope, B. Cole, S. Washburn, Manager P. Mopes. �54 79 62 65 88 49 7 68. 5 I . Rick Davenport led the team in recovering loose balls with 2. Eric Yope and Andy Steeby come off the bench to spark the team many nights 3. Mark MacKenzie averaged 9 points and 5 rebounds per game as a sophomore. 4. Ken Shaw dished off 46 assists and scored 153 points this season. 5. Tom Steffey was the floor one of the top scorers as well. 6. Coach Hobart tried everything this year to get the Cards moving. He promised, W e l l be back! 6 �JV's Hold Key 1V BASKETBALL, ROW 1: B. Norton, D. Sistanich, B. Yope, R. Hoord, S. Wert, J. Wilkins, A Bercaw. ROW 1: Coach R. Faller, N. Walker, D. Aker, K. Kline, E. Eley, R. Hroska, S. Vandewalker, D. Newhard. �1. Brian Yope came on late in the season to supply some scoring punch. 2. Coach Fuller guided the club to an 8-13 record. 3. Stan Vandewalker was the team's best pure shooter — "Instant Heat"! 4. Dave Newhard was the leading scorer for the Junior Cards. 5. Nate Walker, the point guard, provided leadership and spirit all season long. OHS O F 56 B . C. Lakeview 72 M a r s h a l l 7 50 B . C. Central 51 H a s t i n g s 5 61 S t u r g i s 7 51 J a c k s o n N W 67 H i l l s d a l e 3 67 T h r e e Rivers 65 H a r p e r Creek 61 A l b i o n 7 63 J a c k s o n N W 57 C h a r l o t t e 5 66 S t u r g i s 7 77 M a r s h a l l 6 60 H i l l s d a l e 4 78 H a r p e r Creek 39 A l b i o n 8 61 B r o n s o n 77 H a s t i n g s 8 68 J a c k s o n Lumen F 6 7 0 7 5 8 8 4 7 8 7 3 5 8 7 5 7 9 4 5 2 5 9 1 6 7 6 12 �Girls' Varsity Aiming to "Serve" VOLLEYBALL R O W I : A . Lyon, K. Crawford, T. Strow, N . Kelley. ROW 2: Coach Gregrich, 2. Schorfhoor, V. Wogener, J. Robinson, C. Miller,D. Orris, K. Harding, L. Kellogg, Assistant Coach V. Gregrich. ••••• 2 3 122 �/ V VOLLEYBALL. ROW 1 T. Hedges, A. Ewers, J. Harding, T. Show, K. Kaufman. ROW 2: Coach P. Gregrich, P. Eggleston, S. K a m e d a , D. Note, H. Scholey, T. Mosher, S. Pearsall, Coach V. Gregrich. 1. Most Improved Player, prepares to spike into a defender 2. All-Conference team of Tina Straw team), Karla Harding (second team), Carrie Miller (second team), Vicki Wagoner (Honorable Mention) and Kelly Crawford (Honorable Mention) are after a play. 3. Team Co-Captains Carrie Miller Crawford fire up! Miller honors with Tina Straw with an 95% 4. Carrie Miller sets one of her Cardinals for the play. 5. J.V. Amy Ewers spikes the ball CHS 6. New uniforms add class to the Card �Grapplers Show 2 VARSITY WRESTLING. ROW 1, 2. Hughes, L. Pothoof, T. Brown, R. Holt, W. Longstreet, F. Vronesevich, M. Slier. ROW 2: Coach Sweitser, J. Ernst, M. Welke, M. Staley, T. Hart, 2. Pelmear, S. Boyer, D. Nelson, M. Ringle. 124 �The 1 9 7 9 - 8 0 Varsity Wrestling team consisted of 3 seniors, 3 juniors, mores, and 8 freshmen. In most cases, the men were faced with more experienced opponents. Coach Sweitzer emphasized the gain o f experience and avoidance of repeating errors. This concept worked as the team improved throughout the year. After losing the first six, they won their lost In spite o f their 5-15 won-loss record, there were some outstanding individual performances. Jeff Ernst was Boyer was 18.9-0, and was 11-7-0. I n addition, a team record was set when CHS defeated Albion in a dual meet 6 9 to 6 for the largest victory margin in CH 12 J a c k s o n 24 J a c k s o n N W 34 S t . 26 P o t t e r v i l l e 4 3 24 C h a r l o t t e 4 6 Sturgis 6 41 G u l l Lake 4 60 H a c k e t t _ 12 M a r s h a l l 5 69 A l b i o n 6 10 H a r p e r Creek. 6 21 H i l l s d a l e 4 38 H a s t i n g s 3 29 M a r s h a l l 4 30 B r o n s o n 2 7 2 0 9 g e l " 2 2 5 2 3 8 I . Scott Boyer set anew school record for Most Escapes In A Season with 32. 2. Jeff Ernst, on top, completed the season by getting All-State mention. 3. Another Card ready to score! 4. Greg Case had 45 escapes in his career, 5. Todd Hart has the advantage. 12 �Gymnasti Tea Qualifies Regiona Becky 5th in The champions this year at CHS had to be the Gymnastics team. Compiling an o v e r a l l r e c o r d o f 1 2 - 1 , t h e y defeated many class A foes. Chuck Beatty saw his team qualify for the regionals by scoring 84 points in more than f o u r meets. The ished 11th there. Additionally, iors qualified: Sabrina McLain and bars), Stacy Sherman, emann, a n d Tracy Wo o d s (bars a n d vault). The team consisted o f all freshmen and seniors. Though t h e seniors will be missed, the gymnastics program seems to be off to a winning start. 4 1. "Graceful and precise" describes Sabrina McLain on the beam. 2. Freshman Tammy Holt casts a n air of carefree youthfulness in the floor exercise. 3. Karen Heinemann was team captain. Becky Howe qualified for the State Meet. She set a new highest all-around score and brought home four trophies from one 126 5 meet! 5. Becky Howe readies herself mentally. 6. Stacy Sherman shows emotion during her floor routine. 7. Coach Beatty has winner at CHS. 8. Kim Hoff excelled on the beam. 9. Pearl Linteau shows she can be serious �VARSITY GYMNASTICS. ROW I : L. Dole, T. Holt, B. Howe, T. Woods, A. Vonfluskirk. ROW 2: P. bateau, K. HoN, S. Ledbetter, K. Thrasher, S. McLain, S. Fougerousse, Coach C. Beatty. ROW 3: S. Sher. man, K. Heinemann. �C.H.S. Swingers: Varsity Baseball levr wit - -rm . A tv't, ..§„01144. o t o rt. • • ! : - ' . . . T . . . . . . . . . . , ss..-_..., I+ t 1 I 1. 4 ' 4 •. ' " 1 s . . —....w . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 • \ - 0 11 4 •7 0 1 1 1 • , - - • • --------- , it' -.0.4.a410.,4:1.441t,4 . 1t i i t i i 4i ii 11.11Jfi ti4 r VARSITY BASEBALL. ROW 1: J. Robey, K. Shaw, J. Ewers, R. Robley, A. Shwrby, I.. Lyman, T. kaylon, P. A n d r a s . , C. Loehr, R. Shook. ROW 2 Coach P. Lowe, J. Cord, A. Rohioff, J. Miller, B. York, S. Washburn, R. Barker, R. Klingler, M. Baby, Ass', Cooch *et ; a i r 1 7 4 1 2 1 3 Woke 14 -41• 128 5 �046 Un.on Un.on Vicksbur 2 Three IOM's 5 T h r e w " b e n 15 H i l l l e 3 H e r , t r x r 2 'ter a v o w 0 ' 11. J o r f l i g n 2 6 4 3 N i n o Jackson NW 3 J a c k s o n NW HdIsdal 4 8 Te k o n s h a lekonsh Morsholl 15 M o r s h o l l IV BASEBALL. ROW 1: S. Wood, G. Zabonick, C. Rodesiler, J. Erb, S. Godfrey, R. Hoard, B. Joyce, C. Allen.). Stephenson, J. Deere, B. Anderson. ROW 2: Coach R. Miller, E. Marshall, D. Parker, D. Newhard, D. Rohloff, B. Yope, R. Hrusko, P. Bird,). Rubley, Coach B. Goodwin. 1. One of CHS• pitchers, Scott Washburn, shown in action. 2. A cheap source of breeze, we hired this player as a fan . . . we have a rusty gate! 3. Phil Anderson waits on first Ewers coaches. d. Andy Steeby proving to one and all i l l not Skool. 5. Were not sure if they are leaving for Florida, or if they are just returning from Florida! �Softball Finally Recognized in For the first tirne in Twin tory, Girls • Fast Pitch Softball ognized as a conference sport. The '80 Lady Cardinals represented CHS well, as they placed second i n conference play. I n addition, t h e Cards l e d t h e league defensively by averaging just 2 errors per game. Losing j u s t f o u r seniors: D a r l e n e Houtz, M a r l e n e H o u t z , M i c h e l e McDonald, a n d Ti n a S t r a w, C o a c h Myers h a s many experienced people coming back. This season w a s good, and the nest looks better. VARSITY SOFTBALL. ROW I : T. Rogers, M. McDonald, T. Straw, M . Houtz, J. Hording. ROW 2: R. Meyers, A. Parks, D. Houtz, K. Johnson, V. Wagoner, C. Meyers. ROW 3: Coach Myers, S. Magoon, L. Mossman, T. H e d g e , Not Pictured: K. Hording, K. Wilhelm, T. Straw. 130 �1VSOFTBALL. ROW 1: H. Blanchard, H. Scholey, T. Straw, A. Ewers, M. Newton. ROW 2: E. Smith, M. Burleson, D. Draper, J. Holister, T. Ward, ManagersLewisand Lewis. ROW 3: Coach P. Burka, P. Paradine, L. Sirns,1. Barnes, I. Ross, P. Livermore, J. 3 I. Tammy Hedges slides into two NW Mounties. 2. Lady Cards, Tina Straw, Karen Johnson, Karla Harding, and Amy Parks hustle from the field. 3. Frosh Jana Harding was a major element of Coach Myers staff of pitchers. 4. Karla Harding slammed a double with this swing. 5. Sophomore Amy Parks shows her stuff. 6. "Who's the smooth guy behind those Foster Grants?" CH 11 6 7 2 18 11 11 19 1 6 9 7 15 13 J a c k s o n H a s t i n g s H a s t i n g s J a c k s o n Central H a r p e r H a r p e r Creek 1 A l b i o n 4 S t u r g i s 9 J a c k s o n NM. 1 1 J a c k s o n N.W. 2 3 A l b i o n 8 B a t t l e Creek 1 3 S t u r g i s 1 2 B r o o k l y n Columbia 2 0 OP 1 5 1 1 8 13 �The Lady Cardinal Track team new additions this spring; a new sisting o f C o a c h R o b e r t M u I l a l l y a n d Assistant Coach Lisa Kerr took charge. Experiencing a fun, but not torious season, Coach MuIlally ing but praise for his tracksters. Two school records d i d f a l l . C a r r i e Miller set a n e w record i n t h e shot p u t (28'61/2") a n d C a t h y P a g e i n t h e 1 0 0 meters ( 6 0 . 8 seconds). T h e 4 4 0 record hod been h e l d b y Assistant Coach Lisa Kerr since 1974. Personal bests came for the mile relay team o f Julie Schorfhaar, Lori Gruner, Cheryl Howe, and Cathy Page. The team placed 5 t h in the Twin Va l l e y and 6th at Regionals. Bess towhead come within 3 seconds of CHS's Mile Run record. Cathy Page placed 2nd in both the 200 and 400 meter sprints i n the Twin Valley. She then qualified a t Regionals t o the State Finals held i n Sturgis. A l l this enabled her to set a new school record for Most Varsity Points. Losing just three seniors, C o -Captain Cheryl H o w e , exchange student Shelly Pearsall, and Carrie Miller, the tracksters look to the future for the winning seasons to come. 2 GIRLSVARSITYTRACK. ROW I: J. Schorfhaor, L. Kellogg, L. Card, C. Howe, C. Page, C. Sellers, lm, C. Pout, A. Vondewalker. ROW 2: Coach Mullally, 2. Stipe, R. Bradt, M. Fougerousse, M. Hourtienne, T. Ogilvy, C. Fisher, 1. Ringle, Assistant Coach Kerr. ROW 3: A. Betts, A. VanBuskirk, ton, K. For, C. Miller, B. Lawhead, C. Baker, L. Gruner, S. Pearsall. Not Pictured: 13 3 CH 1 4 7 4 6 6 201/ 2 3 6 3 5 3 4 Quincy Pennfield St. Phillips Hillsdale Albion Bronso Marshall Jackson H.S. Jackson Lumen Jackson Co. West. Hastings Jackson N W Sturgis OF 109 80 48 82 6 55 1021/ 94 88 60 93 7 85 �New Coaches Add Life to 1. Co-Captain Cheryl within one-tenth of a second off the school record in the 220 low hurdles. 2. Cathy Page hands off to Cheryl Howe in the 880 Relay Bronson Vikings. 3. Lorri Gruner receives the baton from a "distance runner" turned springer: Angela VanBuskirk. 4. Running on WMU indoor track is Misty Fougerousse. 5. The 1980 Girl's Track un-dying spirit before boarding the bus to the WMU Invitational. 6. More hand-offs t h i s time, Mary Zeblosky to an injured Lisa Kellogg. 7. A special thanks goes to these two coaches, who survived many freezing, rainy track meets, besides the 24 half. crazed girl tracksters! �Ernst Class Neutz Breaks • 2 What had t o be one o f Coach more memorable seasons ended with a 14th place in Leading the way, undefeated in high hurdles, was Jeff Ernst. Jeff qualified for State in ferent events and won the Class B title dles. This enabled Jeff to break Torn Newman's old record of Most VoNity Points with o total of 235 1 / 3 . Joining Emst at State was Chuck Neute in the Pole Vault. Chuck soared 13'1/2" t o care new school record. Just missing State wos Bret Norton, who placed 4th in the mile run als New school records were also set by Mile Relay ' M T of Steve Lawhead, Bret Norton, a n d Bill Emerson (19,41.7). Jeff Ernst set school and Twin Valley records in the high hurdles (14.5) and the lows (39.2). One of the things that helped make the track season special for the girls and boys team was the leadership displayed by Captains sey and Steve b e h e a d . Both seniors will b e missed for their talent and superiority in leading calisthenic A team thot has had its fill of Champions past and present hos much awaiting i t in the future 134 5 p CHS OPP 48 Quincy 84 65 Bronson 67 54 Harper Creek 78 88 Jackson N W 44 50 Hillsdale 82 86 Pennfield 46 64 Olivet 331/2 Hastings 981/2 27 Marshall 105 68 102 Albion 30 46 Sturgis 86 �1. Co-Captain Randy Ramsey accelerates past an Albion foe. 2. Senior Jeff Ernst shows what it takes to be State B High Hurdle Champ! 3. The determined face belongs to Larry Cope. 4. Number one shot-putter and second in discus for CHS this season was Dave England. 5. Chuck Neutz soars over for another pole vault victory. 6. Rick Rurka demonstrates the Fosbury Flop against the tough Sturgis Trojans. BOYS TRACK. ROW I t T. Krzeminski, B. Sobie, M. Whitesides, J. Ernst, R. Ramsey, D. Homachek, B. Emerson, D. England, K. Boothby, T. Simons, J. Smith. ROW 2: A. Omo, N . Newton, D. Mahood, R. Monroe, J. Donay, L. Cope, G . Delles, J. Cooper, J. Wingard, G. Drayton, J. Abbott, ROW 3: R. Stipe, P Barba, J. Behnke, ski, B. Warden, K. Thomas, J. Lent, C. Anderson, C. Neutz, L. LaMee, C. Newman, S. Lawheod. ROW 4: Conch J. Billsborrow, S. Kelly, J. Spaulding, 2. Cobb, M. Pifer, J. Wilkins, A . Workoczeski, R. Bemaw, D. Birk, B. Norton, .1. Spaulding, Coach Kelly. 13 �Bohanno Best Cardina History! Bronso Jackson Parkside Three Marshall Jackson Central Pennfield Sturgi Bronso Harper Creek Albion Hastings k VARSITY TENNIS. ROW I M . Schaltr, T. °attains. ROW 2: Coach L. Knapp, A. Elliott, M. Bohannon. Not Paturech T. Steffey, F. Chaves, K. Ebert,, S. Tyson, S. Youtsey, S. Youtsey, and Ass't Coach D. Lake. �C.H.S. witnessed one of its best tennis seasons yet. Number one singles player, Mike Bohannon, went all the way to the State Quarter-Finals. Mike also captured the Twin Valley first singles title and won the Class B Regional. Another was Columbian exchange student, Felipe Chaves. He won the number two singles at the regional tournament. As a team, Coldwater had an excellent record o f I 1-2. They also went on to place second at the Three Rivers Invitational. With underclassmen such as Scott Tyson, Ted Douglas, Mark Schultz, and Dove Youtsey returning, the future looks good for the C.H.S. netters. 4 3 6 1. Ready for action is CHS Alan Elliott. 2. Kirt Eberts prepares to return the service. 3. Exchange student Felipe Chaves was a pleasant surprise to Coach Knapp. 4. CHS' finest player, Mike Bohannon, returns a volley. 5. Versatile Tom Steffey with his "eye on the ball:' 6. Asst Coach Doug Lake reminisces with alumni Mark Blansit. 13 �Norton 9econd The girl's golf team had a slow season this spring. With many of the girls having little experience, CHS still managed a few bright spots. Senior Jill Norton excelled in cialty. Jill finished the season in ference Meet. She s h o t o n 8 5 , f o r 1 8 holes. This was Jill's fourth year as sity player. As a team Coldwater placed 9th in the Harper Creek Invitational. A t Regionals the Lady Cards tied for 11th place. As it also seems in various sports, golf too h a s many underclassmen returning. Next spring should prove to be a pleasant one for CHS golfers. GIRLS GOLF. ROW I : 1 . Widlitsk , M. Taylor, S. Shoup, C. Mortin,1, Norton. ROW 2:1. Green, L. Bohannon, M. 249 C h a r l o t t e Kalamazoo Central 221 B r o n s o n 230 B r o n s o n 215 C h a r l o t t e I 38 ��New Band CHS band students met their new tor, Mr. Jerry Thornton, late last summer. For a week Mr. Thornton held a band camp a t CHS. Every d a y, t w e l v e h o u r s a d a y, t h e b a n d marched a n d m a r c h e d , d i d c a l e s t h e n i c s , marched a n d marched, learned tals o f corps style m a r c h i n g , m a r c h e d a n d marched, i m p r o v e d o n p l a y i n g p o s i t i o n , marched and practiced street marching, worked on rhythms and synchronization, and marched some more. By the time school started ton and the band were well acquainted. Mr. Thornton's primary g o a l was rekindling our band members self-pride. Under his direction our b a n d went all t h e w a y t o State Finals i n Bridgeport, Michigan where they placed 4th. ROW I: C. Brown, S. Saris, T. Tannery, N. Thornton, K. Thornton, D. Groner. ROW 2: Culbert, tads, J. Cobb, N. Ritter, V. Robot A. Scheidler, K. Ruse, W. Bedford, S. Miller, M. Taylor, ROW 3M. Stine, J. Walkup, K. Dembrock, C. Hamaker, W. Rosenberg, C. King, I. Griffin, B. 14 �N. Newton, K. Arnold, S. Strobel, B. Hoot. ROW 4: J. Green, D. Mahood, M. Kiste1,1 Wolker, R. Smith, B. George, M. Holcomb, S. Keller, STANDING: J. Lines, B. Hornen, I Draper, M. McCafferty, / lode. N o t Pictured: / Forreider, R. Cornish, K. Dearing, J. Huss, 6. Meyer, S. Wardwell, M. Simmerman, C. Goodreau, S. Youtsey, D. Peck, D. Rohloff, T. Headly, T. Gibbs, M. Deisler. �You Have and Pep Doe ��The Sing On BALLADIERS. ROW I S . MI., K. Headley, N. Kelley, K. Heinemann, J. !ride, T. Allen. ROW?: K Olszewski, M. Whitesides, A. Elliott, V Smith, M. Youngquist, R. Moire, C. Allen, C. Goodreau, J. Whitesides, R. Rose, R. Stipe, D. W.Itse, T. LaGro. 144 �Cardinal Choir Perform in On May 22, 1980, the Balladiers and Car. dinal Choir traveled t o Ottawa, Canada t o participate in a n International Festival o f Music The Cardinal Choir took a silver medal in the competition, while the Balladiers received a bronze medal. Also during their four d a y stay the choir sang at the Office of Tourism and did fit program for the Ottawa tal. 145 �Women' Chor �TheAward Winning o CI • • 10 �Music Deparfment Honors Choir MOST IMPROVED CHOIR Mike Bohannon WOMEN' CHORUS MOST OUTSTANDING Anita Gentry MOST Kelly Burkett ARIAN AWARD Jolene Whitesides MOST OUTSTANDING Diana Wiltse Band MOST The Percussion Section 14 Michelle McCafferty Darlene Rohloff Julie Julie Indie Becky Holman Jack Draper MOST OUTSTANDING AND ARIAN AWARD Celeste King �L O A v'Z • oo. I voir, r-4 t• •• •• •••• " • • • ••••• • •.• Ihdd. TA • t h c o t .1 4 O 10 1 . • lo.da d s . opon•ro.1 C o l d w o b e r Itosh v0i6rrl cu* 4 . t o Ho, �Commission Votes ROW 1: Linda Thompson, Tanis Allen, Janice Walker, Kathy Kelly, Colleen Parker, Jamie Walkup, Jim Rzepka, Advisor Mr. Swan, Mayor Andy Steeby. R O W 2: Anito Gentry, Roopo Reddy, Tammy Straw, Kris Kennedy, Kevin Skudlorik, Jeanette Green, Cornell Goodreau, Deb Lounds. ROW 3: Steve Balczo, Dan Mahood, Helen Tower, Neal Newton, Annette Payne, Gail Widener, Kerrie Arnold. This year the Commission's job ticularly difficult. W e were n o t we would b e a group until t h e millage passed. Ye t , homecoming w e n t ahead, Albion Exchanges were held, and aciion was taken t o improve tions. Most important of all was zation of student government. tion w a s streamlined t o provide a more responsibe, more effective, nity-minded student government. Good luck and thanks to all who served in 1979-80. GLSwan 150 �EXTR Speci Editio Volume 47 Number 3 The One and Only 1979 1980 Mirror Continues Tradition Through Thick and Thin ((HS): Coldwater. Another school year opened last fall, bringing students, and the beginning of a new decade. But that bright outlook was clouded when the proposed rnillage was defeated i n thing closed in on CHS. A l l sports were to be cut, all busing stopped a n d a l l extra curricular activities dropped. The school was in an uproar. Finally, a millage was passed In November a reduced rnillage was passed, but funds were still short for the Mirror. A LEGS contest was held, in which students paid t o guess whose legs were pictured. Little stuffed animals were also sold to raise money to help keep ror on its feet. But, by the end of the year, a senior edition was put out thanks to Mrs. ' N T H a y e s and her hard working staff. BACK ROW: Gary Gallup, Dave Dunville, Deb Erb, Carrie Dinvnick, Eric Hanson, Cheryl meson, Bob Henning, Rex Rose. FIRST ROW: Barb Kale, Patti Honer, Colleen Parker, Janice Walker, Fearless Leader 'Purp', Kathy Kelly, Tanis Allen, lane, Wyss, Julie I n d , Missing in Action: Sarn Brown. 15 �The Future Farmers Have Another Good Year in '80 ROW I L a u r a Murphy, Brian George, Lorri Groner, Debbie Watters, Steve Barone, Curt Albright, Marlene Houtz. ROW 2: Greg Welk, Jim Chatfield, A m y Budd, Tracy Montville, Angela Amotherman, A l Aamaker, ROW 3, Matt Cox, Paul Tucker, Aileen Ross, Some Sylvester, Dan Dunn, Charles Skutt, John Solak, Jim Billman, Scott Ernsberger 152 �Cardinal Athletes Unite Championship ROW 1: Mike Welke, Kevin Sheppard, Ron Bercaw, Bret Norton, Neal Newton, Randy Ramsey. ROW 2: Cheryl Howe, Helen Tower, Mary Beltinger, Kathy Kelly, Matt Waterbury, Don Homochek, Karla Hording. BACK ROW: Julie Scharf harr, Tina Straw, Cyd Martin, Dave Birk, Jill Norton, Larry Cope. N o t Pictured: Cathy Page, Tracy Woods, Angelo VanBuskirk, Steve lawhead, Sue Cox, Karen Cox, John Huss, Jana Hording, Scott Boyer, Becky Howe, Mike Stahley, Lisa Kellogg, Cynthia Sellers, Shaun A1/4Cavit, Shannon McCavit, Bess Lawhead, Cindy Baker. e3a8Gtfa9§za irN S G o „ . 4 i President R a V. P r e s i d e n t C < t i e c. 5 On, Sargeant at A r m s n a d t K e y h v i Ramsey y n Page Sheppard i N +OK:- AiqJ Advisor Mrs. G r e g r i c h 153 �National Honor Society Leads SECOND YEAR MEMBERS. STANDING: Annette Payne, Alan Elliot, Gory Drayton, Roberta Cornish, Aaron Rohloff, Torn Steffy, Steve Craig, Gail Widner, Mary Wyss, Pony Hiner, Helen Tower, Diana Wiltse, Advisor Irene Grimes. SITTING: Tanis Allen, Dawn LaGro, Jerk Rzepko, Jolene Whiteside., Karen Heinemann, Julie Inde, Dione Groner, Kathy Kelly, Julie White, Tina S t o w, Barb Peer, JUNIOR MEMBERS. STANDING: Michelle McCafferty, Miriam Hoeksema, Kevin Skodlorick, Cornell Goodreau, Marshall Stine, Barry York, Mork Whiteside, Neal Newton, Cathy Chambers. SITTING: Cathy Page, Michelle Simmerman, try, Roopo Reddy, Beth Gates, Colleen Parker, Julie Culbert, Sandy Barton, Brian Moorison, Nancy Thornton, Cherrie Heinemann. FIRST YEAR SENIORS. STANDING: C r a i g H a t f i e l d , Dunn Schmidt, Randy Ramsey, Steve Lawhead. SITTING: Lee Bryan, Jill Cobb, Kim Neible, Laurie Mendendorp, Ruth Rose, Toggert, Celeste King, Sue Neiman, Kim Hoff, Norma Kelly, Vicki Smith. CHS's N a t i o n a l H o n o r Society c o n t i n u e d t o water H i g h i n a n admirable w a y i n 1 9 8 0 . T h e outstanding, newly a d d e d juniors a n d seniors p r o u d l y joined the t w o y e a r members to form a well gifted and talented group. Membership in t h e N H S h a s b e c o m e r e c o g n i z e d n a t i o n a l l y a s o n e o f t h e highest h o n o r s t h a t c o n b e b e s t o w e d u p o n a h i g h dent. The C a r d i n a l S t a ff congratulates all o f our m e m b e r s . 154 �French and Spanish Clubs Grow While the Good Times The Spanish and French Clubs had quite an active year. The French Club, with its twenty-three members participating i n a number o f activities, mostly pertaining t o food, started off the year with tional Candy Sale raising enough money to pay for a five-course meal at nell i n Fort Wayne. Other gastronomical successes were the Christmas Banquet, to which t h e y invited t h e French Clubs o f Quincy and Angola High Schools and the evening they spent in Mrs. Fuller's room cooking and eating (or rather trying to eat) SNAILS Both clubs invited the German Club to enjoy an International Dinner with them to top o ff an extremely enjoyable and active year. SPANISH CLUB. ROW 1 K a t h y Paul, Sheila Sovis, Diane Groner, Patty Hiner, Carol Brown. ROW Robley, Anita Gentry, Kevin Skudlarick, Cheryl boson, Nancy Thornton, Wendy Meyer. Not Pictured: Mrs. Malovey, Advisor. FRENCH CLUB. ROW I : Lee Bryan, Marcia Taylor, Margie Nowak, Cody Abbott, D a w n Chesher, M a n a m e Odren, Vicki Smith, Tanis Allen, Jim Rzepko, Sam Brown, Anita Gentry. ROW 2: Dunn Morteen, Robert Smith, Valerie Robart, Chris Crull, Julie Post, Lori Baker, Eiane Groner, Patricia Hiner, Jenny Eppler, Tracy Greenamyer, Tracy Berry. N o t Pictured: Katrina Cockrell, 155 �/w/./-; g e ' r - g e - 1 4412069w :zze I 56 _ �'2166- 1..#1_14 6 , 2 % y - A - 3 4 T h Q I . f a r i n a : t i n e - A n , pools c Caw, ofo_ c c A c liJiaa4n L I•oxlii ' O M D u n n n Y M a r a t e elm - T y p i s t 157 �Depa4t TE, ' N i l ES 5 / 173siiNtx. „ , P d a a g 4.t i 1 / 4 5 ‘ 9 ( , C r t i c ! O ' I ] -04 s e a h i 15 i i L l y 5 Sorne-- •P cit2 e C O B W nliC A t i l r i g t likilks*fi jcø'(e. 1 NYI ):1 .6b C E CP,coot,FitEk_ cZ) Ca k 5 V T 6.0N2 0./ Messages I. A special thanks to MW SL LB for all the good times! 2. Jeff, thanks being there for me — CW. 3. Thanks to all the members of the Varsity cheerleading squad for a super special year!! 4. To oll my friends of the senior class, I hope all of you have the happiest fives possible, and don't forget all h e good times we've had together within the surroundings of CHS. I t is time f o r us all to go o u r own ways, make our own decisions, and five our own fives. But maybe someday we will cross er's paths ond live through our high school years once ogain, this time M memories. Good Luck to all o f you — Monica P. 5. I just want to inform all the students that Ted Nugent is the Ultimate in rock and roll. May the Motor City Madman rock and roll forever!!! GONZOI!! Thonic t o "Uncle Te d " for giving us some fantastic rock and roll during this time when disco tried t o take over. Ted has helped us destroy disco. W e thank him for it. Long five rock ond roll!!! — Mike Golliers 6. To S.Y. and J.W. rnoy the Midnight Special never crumble — D.W. 7. Old tors never die - _ t h e y just make pizzon 8 . For all o f those people thot like Ted Nugent, I would like to inform you °boot rockin' roll. Led Zeppelin is and olways will have the greatest rockin' roll guitorist. Jimmy Poge. 9. I love anchovies and pizza and my brother and Thank God for Kathy P. 10. To K.L. all rny love forever L.P. I I. ds'7e1 h \ (I & a 0 0 0 9 • n a 0 0 LE Timmers always remember after close, go for it!!! From C&C Thanks! 12. Jon cial thanks to Jon, for all the super times we've had together! Love ya! — Lon 13. leHy — Thanks for all your friendship and understanding and especially thanks for all the good times. Always remember December I T, 1977. Forever Lee Bee. 14. The Flyers were the best team in the league at the end of the regular season, until the Cup, where they g o t beat, a blind linesman coos the reason. I S . Prissy, Kabooska, See you in the Bahamas, Flowers, P _ P h e a d . 16. Goodby Coldwater, b e back in 5 years. Best of luck to all my new friends, Shelly (Australio). 17. To the class of 1980, Thanks for your friendship and support. Be happy in oil that you do. G o o d luck and take care. Lots o f love — Patti. 18. Alex Lifeson makes Ted Nugent look like an ° m o w n . Rush is the greatest rock -n- roll band ever!! 19. To Mary, Colleen, ond Sue: Thonks for all the good times and never forget our heart to heart folks. Love ya' and always keep in touch. Lee. 20. To S. Porodine and R. Voverei Thanks to two great women who helped make my year fantastic! This time I'm not kidding, Mrs. P. L o v e - - the "It's 01WayS something" Kid. 21. Balladiersi My best wishes — �And Now . . . a Word From 15 �4ow that you have You are in position It-Rich. Start now while you are young regular deposits to a savings and with of interest accumulate tune. how much you earn is not nearly so important how you Wattutt/i Mudd eatalltalied 1857 a e l e p h o r i e (517) 23 W. &Limp Ykati eat:1watt, P/ CZEAT = P r n r ? A l % M I I MC% 390E. Chicago St. L l o y Coldwater, Mi. 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Dr. and Mrs. 179 �A Abbeg, Clarence - pg. 66 Abbott, Cody - pg.. 54, 155 Abbott, Jesse - pg.. 35, 29, 135 AcMoody, Karen - pg.. 3 3 . 2 9 AcMoody, Kristen - pg. 54 Aker, Dan - p p . 66, 119,97, 120, 12 Aker, LouAnn - pgs. 35, 11 , 31, 8, 29 Aker, Yvette - pg. 54 Akins, R o b - pg. 66 Albright, Curt - pg.. 107,66, 152 Allen, Craig - pgs. 16, 66, 9, 91, 144, 145, 147, 1 2 9 Allen, Mike - pg. 29 Allen, Steve - p 9 0 . 3 5 , 2 9 Allen, Tanis - pg.. 6, 16, 17,35, 30, 23,51, 150, 151, 154, 155, 29, 27, 144, 145, 1 4 7 , 2 8 Anderson, Bill - pgs. 107,66, 129 Anderson, Phill - pgs. 35,59 Arey, Tim - pgs. 2 5 , 2 9 Arey, Tonio - pg. 66 Arnold, John - p g . 54 Arnold, Kerrie - pg.. 34, 35, 3 0 , 6 , 141, 143, 150, 2 9 Ash, Randy - pg.. 9 , 5 4 Ash, Sarah - pgs. 16,54, 144, 145 Aviza, Porn - pgs. 3 5 , 2 9 9 Babcock, Ralph - pg.. 11, 84, 77 Boil, Todd - pgs. 35, 5, 29 Body, John - pg. . 8 5 , 2 7 Baker, Gerry - pg. 66 Baker, Lori - pgs. 18, 54, 60, 1 5 5 &duo, Stephen - pg.. 19,66, 150 Balzco, Sue - pgs. 3 5 , 2 9 Barber, Phil - pg. . 3 5 , 2 9 Barker, Ricky - pgs. 55,29 Barnes, Janet - pgs. 66, 95, 103, 13 Barone, Dave - pg.. 3 5 , 2 9 Barone, Dominic - pgs. 3 5 , 2 9 Barone, Steve - pgs. 154,152 Bartlett, Chris - pg. 66 Bater, Teresa - pgs. 54,97 Bates, Karen - pg.. 35, 29 Banerson, Kothi - pg. 54 Bauder, A n g l e - pg. 66 Beard, Stacey - pg. 66 Bedford, Bonnie - pgs. 3 5 , 2 9 Bedford, Wanda - pgs. 66, Banter, Kathy - pg. 66 Behnke, Jim - pg. 66 Benson, Teresa - pgs. 16, 54, 145, 147 Bercow, Liso - pg. 35 &mow, Ron - pgs. 110, I I 1, 66, 153, 120, 136 Berry, Tracy - pgs. 6 6 , 1 5 5 Bettinger, Mary - pg.. 66, 153, 108,109 Betts, Andrea p g s . 1 0 , 5 4 Billsborrow, Jim - pgs. 11 0 , 8 0 Birch, Chuck - pg. 66 Birch, Jimmy - pg. 66 Birchfield, Kevin - pg.. 35, 4, 29, 104,92 Bird, Paul - pg. 54 Bob, D e a d - p g . . 35,104, 106, 29, 15 Blair, Cheryl - pg.. 29, 36, 59 Blanchard, Cheri - pg.. 36, 29 Blonchard, Holly - pgs. 66, 130 Blocs, Linda - 9 0 - 5 4 Bloss, Rick - pg. 66 Blue, Eugene Bogdon, David - pg. 54 Bogdan, Saroh - pg. 67 Bohannon, Don - pg. 86 Bohonnon, Mike - pg.. 29, 36, 148 18 Bondurant, Ken - pgs. 28, 29, 36, 111, 110 Boothby, Wrllionr- pg. 54 Borden, Mary - pgs. 8 5 4 Bovee, Bill - pg. . 28, 2 9 , 3 6 Bovee, Seton - pg. . 77, 84 Bowermon, Ann - pg. 86 Bowers, Chris - pgs. 29, 36, 104, 105,106 Bowling, Doug - pg. 54 Boyer, Rich - p9.54 Boyer, Scott - pas. 67, 107, 124 Bradley, Ann - pg. 87 Brayton, Todd - pgs. 36, 29, 104 Brewer, Lori - pg. 36 Brewer, Mark - pg. 54 Bricker, Jim - pg.. 67, 107 Briggs, Judi - pg. 67 Brockwoy, Cynthio - pg. 54 Brod', Renee - pgs. 54, 63 Brown, Carol - pg.. 54, 103, 140, 141, 142, 154 Brown, Elizabeth - pg. 54 Brown, Eunice - pg. 87 Brown, Rodney - pg.. 29, 36 Brown, Sam (Sandra) - pgs. 54, 155 Brown, Todd - pg. 67 Browning, Tonio - pg. 67 Bryan, Lee - pgs. 7, 29, 36, 94, 154, 155, 156 Bryan, Tim - pg. 29 Bryant, Micheal - pg. 54 Bryant, Mike - pgs. 67,107 Budd, Rose - pg. 54 Burkett, K e l l y - pg.. 16, 67, 146, 148 Burkhardt, Gory - pg. 78 Barns, Rex - pgs. 77.81 Burton, Sandra - pgs. 54, 154 Bashouse, Stan - pg.. 27, 77, 78 Bussing, Anita - pg. 54 BusPng, Darlene - pg. 55 Butters, Tonneite - pg. 67 Cade, James - pgs. 29, 36 Collohon, Mary - pg.. 2 9 , 3 6 Card, J o l t - pgs. 29, 36,104 Card, Lori - pgs. 5, 6, 55, 114 Carl, Norman - pg. 55 Carpenter, Todd - pg. 55 Case, Greg - pgs. 29, 3 6 , 1 2 5 Cose, Shelly - pg. . 67,90 Cosperson, Todd - pgs. 19, 21, 55, 10 Cozier, Joni - pgs. I 8, 55, 59 Chambers, Catherine - pgs. 18,55, 60, 141, 142, 154 Chatfield, Jeff - pg. 55 Chaves, Felipe - pgs. 29, 36, 49 Chehowski, Toby - pg. 55 Cherry, Michael - pg. 78 Cheser, Dawn - pgs. 55, 108, 109, 155 Chester, Goy - pgs. 9, 3 6 Chester, Michelle - pg. 29 Claw, Anna - pg. 55 Clark, Debra - pg. 67 Clark, Kathy - pg. 55 Clearwater, Jim - pg. 67 Cleaver, Alice - pg. 67 Closson, Kothy - pg. 36 Closson, Kerry - pg. 36 Coats, Greg - pg. 55 Coots, Sue - pgs. 55, 141.143 Cobb, Jill - pgs. 6, 8, 19, 36, 89, 103, 140, 141, 143, 154 Cockrell, Katrina - pg. 67 Cockrell, Ron - pgs. 67, 107 Colbeck, Brian - pg.. 6 5 , 6 7 , 107 Colbeck, J. C. - pg.. 29, 94 Cole, Ben - pg. 67 Cole, Bruce - pgs. 7, 19, 21, 2 9 , 118, 119 Cole, Rich - pgs. 67, 107 Cole, Wendy - pg., 2 9 , 3 6 Collins, Mary - pg. 29 ColvM, Bob - pgs. 65, 67, 107 Covin, Kim - pgs. 16, 29, 37 Conine, Richard - pg. 55 Cooper, Bennie - pg. 67 Cooper, Jeff - pgs. 55, 136 Cope, Larry - pgs. 8, 67, 68, 107, 153 Corey, Timothy - pg. 55 Cornell, Torn - pg.. 2 9 , 3 7 Cornish, Roberto - pgs. 29, 37, 154 Coscarelly, Mary - 5 5 Coscorelly, Phyllis - pgs. 77,79 Cowles, Tammy - pg. 67 Cox, Candy - pg. 100 Cox, Koren - pgs. 68, 95, 101, 103 Cox, Mork - pg. 55 Cox, Mon - pgs. 68, 152 Can, Robin - pg. 68 Cox, Susan - 9 0 0 . 6 , 2 9 , 3 7 Craig, Steve - pg.. 29, 37, 1 5 4 Cram, Harold - pg. 68 Crampton, Steve - pgs. 68, 83 Crawford, Kelly - pg.. 29, 37, 122 Crull, Christine - pgs. 5 5 , 6 0 . 155 Cadohy, Tire - pg.. 5 5 , 8 2 Culbert, Julie - pg.. 55, 60, 140, 15 Curtis, Cody - pg. 68 Curry, Bridgette - p 9 0 . 29, 37 Dailey, Sonny - pg. 87 Dalthow, R o b e r t - pgs, 2 9 , 2 8 Danis, Phill - pg. 68 Dontes, Janet - pg. 86 Dorby, Keith - p g . 29 Darby, Stacy - pg. 68 Davenport, Kerri - pgs. 29, 37, 103 Davenport, Rick - pgs. 4, 7, 1 8 , 2 9 , 37, 50, 104, 105, 118 Deal, Alieda - pg. 37 DearIng, Kim - pgs. 11, 14, 68 Deeter, Diono - p g . . 29, 3 7 , 2 8 Deeter, Joe - pgs. 68, 92, 129 D e e ' , William - pgs. 29, 37 Deisler, Mark - pg. 68 Dekam, Ardis - pgs. 2 9 , 3 7 DePue, Marilynn - p g . 86 Denbrock, Kris - pg.. 10, 55, 91, 93, 140, 141, 143 Derackson, Bill - 9 0 0 . 6 8 , 9 3 Dewey, Les - pgs. 77,81 Dexter, Sherry - pgs. 16, 29, 37 Dimmick, Carrie - p 9 0 . 29, 37, 146, 151, 93 Dings, Brendo - pg.. 68, 72, 90, 103 Dollar, Jeff - pg. 37 Donoy, Jeff - pgs. 56, 103, 135 Darer, Brion - pg. 68 Darr, Liso - pgs. 29, 37 Davey, Terry - pgs. 29, 97 Davey, Tracy - pg.. 2 9 , 3 7 Dowell, John - pg. 68 Dowell, Stan - pg. 68 Downey, John - pg. 68 Downey, Vicki - pg. 56 Draper, Dan - pg.. 29, 37 Draper, Jack - pg. 140 Drayton, Gary - p g . . 16, 29, 38, 145, 147, 154 Drumm, Ken - 9 9 0 . 2 9 , 38 Dunn, Bryan - pgs. 29, 38 Danville, David - pgs. 6, 29, 38, 150 Danville, Susan - pg. 68 Earl, Michelle - pg.. 2 9 , 3 8 Eaton, Tino - p9.68 Eberts, Kirt - pg. 6 Eggleston, Penny - pg. 56 Eley, Eric - pg.. 68, 93, 97, 120 Elkins, George - pg. 68 Elliott, Alan - 9 0 0 . 8 , 9 , 16, 1 7 , 2 2 , 25, 27, 38, 50, 104, 144, 145, 154.28 Emerson, Bill - pg.. 65, 68, 95, 135 England, David - 9 0 0 . 5 , 2 9 . 5 8 , 155,88 Enos, Marlynn - pg. 38 Eppler, Jenny - pg.. 68, 103, 123, 155 Erb, Debra - pgs. 16, 56, 146,151 Ernst, Jeff - pg.. 18, 20, 29, 30, 38, 91, 104, 106, 124, 135 Ewers, James - pgs. 19, 56, 104 Everett, Ed - pgs. 29, 38 Everett, Louise - pg. 87 Fohlen, Sue - pg. 68 Fair, Kim - p g . . 56, 89, 133, 145, 147 Forris, Lenny - Pg. 68 Forst, Kim - pg. 69 Forvrell, Dennie - pg. 38 Fergusen, Beth - pg.. 2 9 , 3 8 Penn,, Donna - pgs. 29, 38 Ferris, Shouneen - pg. 69 Ferris, Tommy - pgs. 29,38 Fisher, Carlo - pg.. 69, 132, 133 Fisk, Connie - pg. 69 Fitch, Scott - pg.. 2 9 , 3 8 Fitzgerald, Bruce - pgs. I 41, 1 4 2 Fleming, Greg - pg. 56 Flickenger, Barb - pg. 56 Flint, Jon - pg.. 29, 32, 38, 104, 105,106 Fletcher, Bill - pg. 87 Forreider, Janice - pg. 56 Forreider, Lennie - pg. 69 Forrister, Duane - pg. 69 Forrister, Rod - pg. 69 Foster, Dick - pg. 85, 88,131 Franks, Theresa - pg. 56 Franz, Derek - pgs. 29, 38, 28 Franz, Kathy - pgs. 69, 103 Fry, David - pg. 69 Fuller, Naomi - pgs. 7 7 , 8 2 Fuller, Robin - pg.. 3 8 , 9 4 Fuller, Roger - pgs. 118,121 0 Golinis, April - 9 0 . 6 9 Galliers, Mike - pgs. 1 6 , 5 6 , 145, 147 Galloway, Jill - pg.. 69, 92, 101 Gallup, Craig - pg.. 56, 151 Gallup, Gory - pg.. 2 0 , 5 6 Gamby, John - pg. 38 Gamlen, Tom - pg. 69 Gates, Beth - pgs. 5, 56, 154 Gentry, Anita - pgs. 18, 53, 54, 56, 146, 148, 150, 154, 155 George, Brian - pgs. 69, 141, 152 George, Mike - pg.. 6 9 , 9 4 Gibbs, Tim - pgs. 69, 143, 157 Gibson, J o e - pg. 29 Gillette, Dave - pg. 32 Gleeson, Cheryl - pg.. 69, 92, 97 Glispy, VIcky - pg. 56 Godfrey, Steve - pgs. 69, 107, 129 Goheen, Tammy - pgs. 2 9 , 3 9 Gormley, Groce - pg. 78 Goodreou, Cornell - pg.. 9, 1 7 . 5 6 , 144, 145, 147, 150, 154 Goodwin, Bonnie - pg. 69 Gordon, Laurie - s.gs. 39, 29, 90, 103, 102, 156, 100, 174 Gordon, P. J. - pgs. Granger, Terry - pg. 69 Graver, Brenda - pg. 39 Graver, Darrell - 9 0 . 5 6 Gray, Dan - pgs. 29,39 Gray, Laurie - pg. 69 �Gray, Todd - pg, 69 Gray, Barb - pgs. 56, 88, 9 4 Green, Jeff - pgs. 2 9 , 3 9 Green, Jeanene - pgs. 69, 103, 138, 140, 143, 150 Greenomyer, Tracy - pgs. 16, 69, 155, 145, 147 Greenlee, Brion - pcp. 56, 104, 118 Gregrich, Penny - pgs. 85, 77 Griffin, Joe - pgs. 69, 141 Grimes, Irene - pgs. 7 7 , 7 9 Groholski, Steve - pgs. 56, 104 Groner, Diane - pgs. 29, 39, 103, 141, 142, 154, 155 Grugg, Laura - pg. 5 6 Gruner, Lorn - pgs. 69, 132, 133, 152 Gruner, Marty - pg. 39 Grunwald, Cynthia - pg.. 5 6 , 5 7 , a Grumvold, Tim - pgs. 6, 19, 2 1 , 2 9 . 39 Grzybowski, Cathy - pg. 146 Hocken, Darlene - pg. 79 Hall, Randy - pgs. 29, 39, 52 Harnochek, Donny - pgs. 112, 113, 135, 153 Homilton, Brian - pgs. 56, 104 Hanson, Eric - pgs. 70, 151, 145, 147 Harding, Karla - pg., 5 7 , 7 1 , 153, 114 Hart, Jon - pg.. 57, 104 Hart, Todd - pg.. 70, 107, 125 Hart, Nita - pg. 81 Hater, R o y - pg. 57 Hatfield, Boird - pgs. Haffield, Craig - pgs. 29, Hawver, Joyce - pg. 87 Hayes, Ann - pgs. 1 9 , 7 7 , 7 9 , 9 3 Heodly, Tony - pg. 70 Headly, Kelly - pg.. 25, 29, 39, 144, 145 Heotor, Shelly - pgs. 7 0 , 8 4 Hedges, Tarnmi - pgs. 57, 63 Heilborn, Paul - pgs. 2 9 , 3 9 Heinemann, Cherrie - pgs. 5 7 , 1 5 4 Heinemann, Karen - pgs. 8, 9, 16, 17, 24, 29, 39, 52, 144, 145, 147, 154, 103 Hemker, Joy - pgs. 29, 39, 82 Hemker, Marie - pgs. 4, 77, 83 Hemker, Tom - pg. 57 Henning, Bob - pg.. 70, 92, 96, 151, 157 Herpels, Jeroen - pg. 5 7 , 4 9 Hess, Jeff - pgs. 2 9 , 3 9 Hilton, Mike - pg. 57 Hiner, Poni - pg.. 23, 24, 2 5 , 27, 28, 29, 39, 51, 97, 151, 154, 155 Hinsdale, Linda - pg. 7 0 Hinsdale, Monica - pgs. 2 9 . 3 9 Hong, Fronk - pg. 5 7 Hoag, Patty - pg. 7 0 Hoard, Rob - pgs. 70, 120 Hobart, Fred - pgs. 8 5 . 11 8 Hobort, Rick - pgs. 9, 5 , 7 0 , 145, 1,1 Hodge, Mike - pg. 29 Hoeksema, Jennifer - pgs. 70, 103 Hoeksema, Miriam - pgs, 11, 14, 24, 53, 5 7 , 1 5 4 Hoff, Kim - pgs. 9, 29, 39, 53, 154 Holbrook, Darlene - pg. 5 7 Holbrook, Gory - pgs. 2 9 , 3 9 Holcomb, mike - N s . 57, 58, 103, 141, 1 4 2 . 1 4 3 Holt, Rob - pg. 5 7 Holtz, Lisa - pg. 57 Homan, Becky - pg. 1 4 0 Hoot, Brion - pgs. 70, 91, 141 Horn, Rich - pg. 57 Horton, B e c k y - . pg.. 70, 143 Horton, Tereso - pg.. 2 9 , 3 9 Hourtienne, Ellen - p 9 . 3 7 Hourtienne, Mona - pg. 7 0 Houtz, Darlene - pgs. 29, 32, 40 Houtz, Jon - pgs. 57, 104 Houtz, Marlene - pgs, 29, 40, 152 Howard, Helen - p 9 . 7 0 Howe, Cheryl - pgs. 29, 31, 33, 40, 14, 153 Howe, Gary - pg. 78 Howells, Barb - pg. 57 Howells, Dave - pg. 7 0 Howe, Leslie - N s . 29, 40 Hruska, RIch - pgs. 70, 96, 120, 126 Habaker, Judi - pg. 7 0 Hudson, Jason - p g . . 2 9 , 4 0 Hughs, Mike - pg. 7 0 Hulliberger, Loretta - pgs. 29, 40, 146 Hunnarnan, Tina - pg. 57 Hurd, Steve - pg. 7 0 Huss, John - pgs. 29, 40 Hutchins, Debra - pg. 4 0 Hutchins, Viki - pgs. 2 9 , 4 0 Inde, Julia - pgs. 22, 16, 17,27, 40, 29, 1 0 3 , 2 8 , 141, 144, 145, 147, 148, 151, 154 Iveson, Cheryl - pgs. 57, 60, 151, 15 Ivey, Reggie - N s . 5, 18, 84, 104, 10 Jogues, Jeff - pgs. 70, 88 Jacguay, June - pg. 8 7 Jennetta, Dorothy - pg. 5 7 Jepson, Peggy - pgs. 6, 29, 40 Johnson, Chris - pg. 70 Johnson, Karen - pg. 57 Johnson, Doug - pgs. 9, 77, 82 Johnson, Ken - pgs. 19, 21, 80 Johnson, Porn - pgs. 29, 4 0 , 9 5 Johnson, Rusty - pg. 5 7 Johnson, Todd - pg. 70 Johnson, Bill - pg. 7 9 Jones, Danita - pgs. 2 9 , 4 0 Jones, Julie - pgs. 7 9 , 4 0 , 103, 140, 141, 148 Joyce, Bill - pgs. 70, 95, 110, 119 Kaiser, John - pgs. 70, 88, 110 Kole, Borb - pgs. 29, 40, 157 Kaley, Mike - pgs. 29, 14, 15,35, 40, 103, 104 Konouse, Les - pgs. 70, 107 Konouse, Mork - pgs. 29, 40 Kaufman, Karla - pgs. 70, 71, 89, 96 Keeslar, John W. - pgs. 29, 52, 80 Keller, Rich Keller, Robert - pgs. 57, 141 Kelley, Norma - pgs. 17, 1 6 , 2 9 , 40, 1 4 4 145, 147, 154 Kellogg, Liso - pgs. 14, 71,95, 103, 122, 132, 133 Kellogg, Wayne - pg. 78 Kelly, Jim p g . 57 Kelly, Larry - pgs. 77, 81, 107 Kelly, Kathy - pgs. 29, 40, 150, 151, 153, 154, 156 Kelly, Scott - pg. 4 0 Kennedy, Kris - pgs. 71, 150 Kerr, Mary - pgs. 16, 29,94, 114 King, Bryan - pg. 29 King, Celeste - pg.. 29, 4 1 , 1 0 3 , 140, 1,11, 143, 1 4 8 , 1 5 4 Kinsey, Jeanette - pg, 71 Kinyon, Donna - pgs. Kipfer, Kim - pg. 57 Kirby, Sally - pgs. 58, 145, 147 Kistel, Mark - p g . . 71,141 Klein, Ken - pgs. 71, 107, 120, 145,147 Klinger, Rondy - pgs. Klinger, Irony - p9.71 Knapp, Robert Knauss, linger - p9.71 Knight, Teresa - pg. 71 Koss, Terri - pgs. 29, 33, 41, 96, 100, 102, 103 Knowlon, Corol - pg. 71 Kolak, Julie - pgs. 71, 101 Kolb, Jamie - pg. 71 Kosmerick, Sondra - pgs. 1 6 , 7 1 , 97, 123, 146 Kowalski, Kristine - pgs. 58, 97 Krieg, Kevin - 71, 107 Krutsch, Sharon - pgs. 7, 29,41 Krzeminski, Tim - pgs. 29, 41,91, 103, 135, 156 Kuhl, Tina - pg.. 8, 49 Kurtz, Chris - pg. 71 LoGro, Down - pgs. 14, 16, 33, 41, 29, 1 5 4 , 1 5 7 LaGro, Troy - pgs. 1 6 , 1 7 , 58, 104, 144 Lahnum, Rene - pg. 71 Lahnum, Randy - pgs. 29,41 Lambert, Darla - pgs. 16, A l , 29, 146 Longwell, Kevin - pgs. 29,41 Langworthy, Bnon - pgs. 29,41 Longworthy, Todd - pg. 71 LaPron, Brenda - p 9 . 5 8 LoPran, Penny - pgs. 29,41 LoPrott, Tony - pgs. 5, 29, 41 Larson, Lori A. - pg. 71 Lorson, Tammy - pg. 71 tourimore, Jenny - pgs. 29,41 Lavergne, Mike - pg. 2 9 towhead, Stephen - pgs. 29,41, 110, 154 Lewis, Gina - pg. 71 Linn, Gwen - pg. 87 Linteau, Shirley - pgs. 29, 41, 50 Loehr, Curt - pgs. 58, 104 Loehr, Lisa - pgs. 30, 33, 16, 41, 29, 50, 100, 145, 183 Longstreet, Wade - pgs. 29, 41, 7 lounds, Deb - pgs. 58, 150,90, 53, 22 touffit, Yvette - pgs. 71, 10 Loutlit, Yvonne - pg. 5 8 Love, Lisa - pgs. 16, 7 1 , 2 5 , 89, 145 Lowe, Fronk - pg. 80 Luce, Pam - pg. 58 Luse, Ron - pg. 1 When', Gayla - pgs. 71, 89 Lyman, Lynn - pgs. 18, 58, 118, 104 Lyon, Angie - pgs. 4, 42, 29, 123 MacKenzie, Mark - pgs. 7, 71, 88, 11 8 , 11 9 Magoon, David - pg.. 6, 42, 29, 10 Magoon, Sue - pgs. 58, 114 Mohood, Dan - pg.. 20, 55, 58, 103, 135, 141, 142, 143, 150 Maiers, Lauren - pg. 5 8 Moire, Renee - pgs. 58, 144, 145, 147 Molovey, Carol - pg. 83 Molovey, Sondra - pg. 58 Monsmith, Diane - pgs. 29, 42 Mopes, Pout - pgs. 1 0 4 105, 118 Morco, Don - p 9 0 . 85, 104, 105, 106 Marr, Dan - pg. 71 Marshall, E l b e r t - pg. 71 Morteen. Dunn - pgs. 25, 29, 42, 103, 145, 154, 155, 157 Martin, Cindy - pgs. 29, 42, 138, 153 Marvin, Benny - pg. 5 8 Marvin, lockie - p g . 72 Mason, Donna - pg. 58 Mason, Kim - p g . 72 Maxson, Lon - pgs. 58, 59, 145, 147 Masson, Pennie - pg.. 66, 72, 88, 94, 101, 103 Matthew, Karen - pg. 72 Moxson, Robert - pg. 4 2 McCafferty, Marsha - pgs. 1 6 , 7 2 , 146 McCafferty, Michelle - pgs. 5 8 , 6 0 , 140, 148, 154 M‘Covit, Shannon - pgs. 58, 106, 104,106 McCavit, Shaun - pgs. 58, 104 McDonald, Michele - pgs. 29, 42, 95 McElwain, Susan - p g . 42 McLain, Sabrina - pgs. 29, 42, 126, 127,26 McLatcher, Denise - pg. 58 McLotcher, Rick - pgs. 2 9 , 4 2 McLoughlin, Kevin - pg.. 19, 42, 94, 104, 157 McLoughlin, Patty - pg.. 1 6 , 4 2 McMeeken, Tony° - pg. 29 McMillon, John - pg. 72 McMillon, Undo - pgs. 72, 92, 101, 103 McMillan, Mike - pg. 7 2 McQueen, Ed - pg. 58 McWilliams, Brion - pgs. 72.91 McWilliams, Lisa - pgs. 8 , 5 8 Meadows, Annalee - pgs. 77, 79, 96 Meadows, Michelle - pgs. 5 5 , 5 9 Medendorp, Laurie - pgs. 29, 42, 93, 100, 102, 103, 154 Mercer, Cindy - pg. 72 Meredith, Torn - pgs. 72, 107 Meyer, Carol - p9.42 Meyer, Wendy - pgs. 59, 154 Millard, Scott - pgs. 5 9 , 1 0 4 Miller, Carrie - pg.. 29, 42, 8 9 , 9 4 , 95, 114, 122, 133 Miller, Chuck - pg. 59 Miller, Jim - pg. 59 Miller, John - pg. 5 9 Miller, Shaun - p9.59 Miller, Suson - pgs. 29, 42, 34, 103, 141, 1 4 3 , 1 5 6 Miller, Tony - pg. 59 Millimon, Korn - p g , 73, 94 Milnes, Mary - pgs. 72, 103 Minnich, Michelle - pg. 72 Mitchell, Roger - p g . 59 Mitmesser, Coach - pg. 11 2 Monks, Paula - pgs, 59, 90 Montville, Jeannette - p g . . 2 9 , 1 4 6 Moody, Carl - pg. 72 Moore, Dennis - pg. 42 Moor, Marc - pgs. 29, 42, 103 Morrison, Bryan - pg. 59 Morrison, Dixie - pg.. 2 9 , 4 2 Morrissey, Joe - pg. 59 Mosher, Chad - p90.72, 107 Mosher, Treno - pg. 29 Mossmon, Lon - pgs. 1 9 , 5 9 Mullolly, Borb - pgs. 79, 93 Mullally, Robert - pg. 7 9 Munger, Edwin - pg. 72 Munroe, Rich - pgs. 91, 135 Munsee, Phil - pgs. 9, 42 Murdock, Mike - pg. 72 Murphy, Rhonda - pg. 59 Myers, Crcyg - pg.. 7 7 , 8 2 Myers, Julie - pg.43 �Nakano, Takooki - pg. 89 Neesley, Michelle - pg. 29 Neible, Kim - pgs. 2 9 , 4 2 , 154 Neible, Shdron - pg. 86 Nelson, David - pg. 59 Nelson, Janice - pg. 5 9 Neut., Chuck - pg.. 59, 104, 105, 118, 135 Newhard, Dove - pgs. 72, 120 Newman, Chris - pgs. 6 , 5 9 Newton, Neal - pg,. 5, 14, 20, 53, 59, 60,63, 104, 135, 142, 150, 153, 154 Nieman, Kris - pg.. 5 9 , 6 3 Niemon, S o . - pg.. 29,43, 91, 154, 156 Noble, Cynthia - p g . 59 Noblit, Johnonna - pg.. 2 9 , 4 3 Noble, Robert - pg. 72 Noblit, lean - 9 9 . 7 2 N a l , Dono - pgs. 16, 72,123, 145, 147 Norton, Bret - pgs. 72, 11 5 , 111 . 120, 135, 153 Norton, Jill - pg.. 29, 43, 52, 114, 138,153 Norton, Patti - pgs. 72, 95, 132, 133 Nowok, Margie - 7 2 , 155 Nutt, Lonnie - pgs. 72, 107 0 O'Conner, Stephen - pgs. 73, 107 Odren, Beryl - pg. 83 Ogilvy, Pat - pg. 59 Olsen, Dellef - p g . 83 Olszewski, Jrnr - pg. 73 Olszewski, Koren - pgs. 8, 16, 1 7 , 25, 29, 31,43, 144, 145, 147 Omo, Jerry - pgs. 7 3 , 1 0 7 Onstott, Stewart - pg. . 73, 1 0 7 Orns, Denise - pg. 59 Orris, Mike - pg. 43 Otis, Sjon - p g . . 2 9 , 4 3 Otis, Tereso - pg. 59 Paarlberg, Lorry - pgs. 73, 93, 107 Page. C a t h y - pgs. 60, 11 4 115, )33, 154, 156 Palmateer, Philip - pg. 43 Palmer, Vernon - 9 9 . 8 6 Pam, John - pg. 7 3 Pane, Pete - pg. 73 Parodin., Alan - pg. 60 Porodine, Sidney 96 Parker, Colleen - pgs. I 60, 145, 147, r F T L 6 . 73, 50, , Michelle - pg.. 10, 19, 29, 27, 43, 49, 88, 95, 9 7 , 123, 133 Peck, Dan - pgs. 20, 2 9 , 4 3 Peer, Barb - pgs. 6, 29, 43, 154, 93 Pengelly, Penny - pg. 6 0 Penn, John - pg. 60 Peterson, Diana - pg.. 2 9 , 4 3 Peterson, Eric - pgs. 6 , 4 3 Petzko, John - p g . . 21, 1 9 , 80 Pickering, Dortd - p g . 60 Pierre, Kevin - pg. 6 0 Pierson, Fred - pg. 60 Pierson, Shelagh - pg. 6 0 Pierucki, Jeanne.. - p g . 2 9 , 4 3 Pifer, Larry - pg. 73 Piotrowski, Rich - p g . . 73, 107 Pins, Cheryl - p g , . 2 9 , 4 3 Plant, Kirn - p g . . 7 3 , 9 7 Pohl, Monica - pgs. 29, 43, 100, 102, 103 Porter, Chorles - pg. 60 Post, Julie - pg.. 60, 155 Post, Mary - p g . 73 Pothoof, Lorry - pg. 7 3 Preston, Robin - pg.. 7 3 , 9 0 0 Quick, Chris - pg. 60 Quick, B r e n d a - pgs. 9, 60 Quimby, J R - pg.. 2 9 , 4 3 Ramsey, Randy - p g . . 29, 52, 43, 110, 135, 153, 154 Rebentisch, Philip - p g , . 140, 141 Reddy, Roopo - pgs. 14, 53, 60, 108, 109, 150, 154 Reddy, Uday - p g . . 3 , 9 , 16,73, 90,93 Reed, Joy - pgs. 67, 73, 103 Reynolds, James - . pg. 86 Reynolds, Maggie - p g . 73 Rhodes, R a n d y - pg. 44 Richardson, Jim - pg. 29 Richhort, Todd - pg. 73 Ridenour, Chris - pgs. 8, 19, 44 Rider, Barb - pgs. 16, 17, 73, 103, 114, 11 5 , 8 9 , 145, 147 Rider, Jeff - pgs. 4 4 , 11 0 Rigg, Lola - pg. 6 0 Rinehart, Randy - pg. 73 Ritter, Nan - pgs. 73, 140, 142 Robert, Val - pgs. 73, 103, 141, 142,155 Robinson, Dave - pg. 44 Robinson, John - pg. 60 Robinson, Julie - pgs. 74, 89, 122 Robison, Jim - 9 9 . 7 4 Robey, Jon - pg.. 19, 20, 29, 44, 90 • Rodgers, Connie - pg. 6 0 Roger,, Teresa - pg,. 6 0 , 6 3 Roger,, Virginia - pg. 86 Rohloff, Aaron - pos. 14, 29, 33, 44,154 Rohloff, Anne - 9 9 . 8 7 Rohloff,,Darlene - pgs. 60,143, 14 Rojos, Brendo - pg. 44 Rose, Randy - pgs. 29, Rose, Rex - pgs. 9, 16, 17, 29, 44, 104, 144, 145, 147, 151 Rosenberg, Wes - pg.. 69, 74,91, 140 mberry, Carrie - pg. 29 senberry, Stuart - pg. 60 Or,, Aileen - p9,. 74, 83, 1 5 2 , 9 6 , 130,152 Rubley, Gerald - pg. 74 Rubley, Ross - p g . . 14, 29, 33, 44, 91, 104, 154 Rurko, Connie - pgs. 87, 52 Rurka, Koren - pg. 74 Rake, Rich - pgs. 60, 104, 118 Ruschau, Lisa - pgs. 74, 91, 138 Ruse, Kirsten - pg.. 16, 66, 74, 141 Rzepka, Gerri - pgs. 7, 10, 11, 14, 15, 29, 33, 44, 95, 154 Rzepko, Jim - pg.. 14, 74, 94, L50, 15 Sager, Robin - pg. 4 4 Salsbury, Amy - 9 9 . 6 0 Sonobria, Bridget - pgs. 4 4 , 4 9 Sank, Angie - 9 9 . 6 0 Solow, Dan - 29, 24, 44 - pg. 29 y - pgs. 2 9 , 4 4 , Andy - pgs. 60, 103, 141 Scheidler, Quentin - p g . 80 Schmidt, Dave - p g . . 23, 44, 29, 154 Scholey, Heidi - pg. . 70, 71, 7 3 , 13 5chorfhoor, Alan - pg.. 7 7 , 7 9 Schorlhaar, Julie - pg.. 7 4 , 9 5 , 114, 122, 133, 1 4 6 , 1 5 3 Schultz, Ed - pg. 44 Schultz, Mark - pgs. 11, 60, 93 Schuman, Sara - pg. 60 Soon, Rhonda - pg. 74 Scott, Todd - pg. 74 Secarg, Keith - p g . . 19, 29, 2 1 , 4 4 Seiler, Karl - pg.. 2 9 , 4 4 Seitz, Krirta - pg. 44 Sellers Cynthia - pgs. 74, 114, 115, 132, 133 Senese, S o : 0 1 - pgs. 61, 104 Sewell, Twylo - pg. 61 Shaffer, Dave - pg. 61 Shoff-master, Kim - pg. 74 Shaw, Fred - pgs. 2 9 , 4 5 Shoe K e n - pg.. 7, 29, 45, 104, 1 0 6 , 11 8 , 11 9 , 5 0 , 5 1 Show, Kort - p 9 , . 29, 32, 45 Show, Kristi - pg. 61 Sherman, Stacy - p g . . 29, 45, 96 Sherwood, Allan - pg. . 7 7 , 8 2 Sheppard, Lucy - pg. 8 6 Sheppard, Kevin - p g . . 74, 112, 153 Shiery, Debora, - pg. 87 Shirner, Rick - p g . . 2 9 , 4 5 Shirk - pgs. 4 5 , 1 0 4 Shirk, Jonice Shook, Jim - p g . . 2 9 , 4 5 Shook, Robin - pg.. 61, 104 Short, Todd - p g s . 2 9 , 4 5 Short, Torn - p g . 74 Shoup, Sandy - pg. . 74, 138 Sickels, Rod - pg. 45 Sielken, Bryon - pg. 74 Siler, Kathleen - 9 9 . 7 4 Siler, Steve - pg. 45 Simons, Theresa - 9 9 . 7 4 Simmerman, Michelle - pgs. 2 , 11 , 61, 90, 97, 141, 154, 157 Simons, Tony - pg. 45 Sims, Lucinda - pg. 61 Sistonich, Danny - p g . . 74, 107, 120 Sitzes, Patty - p g . . 9, 29, 45 Skudlarick, Kevin - p g . . 53, 55, 61, 150, 154, 155 Smith, Julie - pgs. 19, 29, 31, 45 Smith, Mike - pg. 74 Smith, Robbie - 9 9 . 74, 141, 155 Smith, Teena - pg. 61 Smith, Vicki - pg.. 1 6 , 17, 25, 29, 103, 144, 145, 147, 154, 155 Smotherman, Angie - p g . . 74, 152 Smotherrnon, Tony - pg. 61 Smurr, Lorry - pg. 74 Snodgrass, Roxanne - pg. . 2 9 , 4 5 Snyder, A n n - . pg. 74 Snyder, Brett - pg. 45 Sobie, Mike - pg. 74 Sobie, f l e e - p g . . 29, 45, Solikk T h e n . - pg. 74 * M s , Sheila - pgs. 24, 61, 103, 140,141,142, 155 Sowle, pgs. 6, 7, 29, 45 Jog, - pgs. 60,61 kie - pgs. 74, 103 n - pgs. 7 4 , 8 0 Sprunger, Judy - pg. 74 Stankewicz, Phillis - 9 9 . 8 7 Stonton, Erwin - pg. 61 Stocky, Mark Andrew - pg.. 29, 30, 118, 119, Smeby, Theresa - pgs. 6 1 , 8 8 Steffey, Tom - p g . . 18, 29, 22, 45, 1 0 4 , 1 0 5 , 1 0 6 , 11 8 , 11 9 , 1 5 4 , 5 1 Steider, Mindy - 9 9 . 7 4 Stellhorn, Amber - pg. 4 6 Stempien, Chris - pg. 74 Steimpien, Jeff - pg. 61 Stempien, Leonard - pg. 75 Stephenson, John - p g . . 75, I S , 129 Sterzick, Wendy - pg. 75 Stevens, John - pgs. 2 9 , 4 6 Stickney, Harry - pg. 61 Stickney, Robert Stidiney, Todd - 9 9 . 6 1 Stine, Marshall - p g . . 61, 88, 1 . 0 , 141, 145, 154 Stipe, J o h n - pg,. 9, 16, 61,145, 147 Stip., Ron - pgs. 1 6 , 1 7 . 29, 46, 135, 144, 145, 147,30, 183 Straw, Bob - pg. 61 Straw, Tommy - pgs. 75, 108, 109, 123,150 Strow, Tina - pg.. 6, 29, 46, 114, 115, 122, 153, Street, Lori - pg. . 25, 29, 46 Streeter, Mike - pg,. 2 9 , 4 6 Streets, Jeff - pgs. 8, 29, 46 Strobel, Steve - pgs. 61, 141, 103 Strobel, Vincena - p g , . 72, 75 Sussex, Charles - p g . . 7 7 , 8 6 Sussex, Tami - pg. 61 Swan, Gordon - pgs. 5 , 8 4 Swan, Pat - pgs. 157 Sword, Liz - pg.. 2 9 , 4 6 Sweet, Julie - pg.. 2 9 , 4 6 Swick, Robert - pg. 75 Swidr, Susie Swift, Linda - p g . 75 Tocken, Brenda - pg. 61 Tocken, Lloyd - pg. 61 Tacken, Todd - pgs. 75, 107 Tagert, Roth Rose - pg.. 6, 28, 29, 46, 1 5 4 , 1 5 6 Tannery, Todd - pg.. 65, 75, 89, 14 Tappenden, Patna - p g . . 2 9 . 4 6 Tappenden, To n e - pg. 61 Taylor, Deb - pg.. 2 9 , 4 0 Taylor, Gail - pg. 82 Taylor, Kelly - pg. . 75, 107 Taylor, K , , - pg. 29 Taylor, Marcia - pg.. 75, 141, 138, 155 Thatcher, Bryce - pg. 7 5 Thomas, Danny - pg. 61 Thomas, Debra - pg. 62 Thomas, Tim - pg. 2 9 Thompson, Linda - pg.. 29, 30, 46, 150 Thornton, Jerry - pgs. 83, 89, 140, 143 Thornton, Kristi - pgs. 75, 141, 142, 143 Thornton, Nancy - pgs. 62, 141, 154, 155 Themonson, Melanie - pg.. 9, 16, 75,91, 145, 147 Tompkins, Robin p g . . 7 5 . 9 0 Tornson, Mde ---- pg. 62 Toepolik, S u e - p p , 11, 62, 63 Tower, Helen - p g . . 29, 4 6 , 9 ) , 150, 153, 154 Tower, Joan - pg. 86 Trayelbee, Rhonda - pg. 75 Tree,, Tommy - pg. . 2 9 , 4 6 Tucker, Ken - pg. 62 �T h a w, Mario - pg.. 75, 88, 146 Tudser, Pool - pg.. 75, 152 Turpin, Stewart - pg. 7 5 Tyson, Scott - pg., 4, 14, 20, 53, 62, 63, 11 2 , 113, 156 Walker, Note - pgs. 16, 17, 75, 107, 121, 126, 14 Walkup, Jamie 103, Wallace 10 Ufkes, John - pg. 78 Uhrig, Cynthia - pg. 62 j p e t e v e - pg. 62 Walters Walters 24,6,, 1dt Word, Wia4 pg. 75 Wordwe P9. 6 2 ° Warner, 62 Washburn, a - p g . . , 0 1 Washburn, P p g . 7 5 Washburn, Soo - pgs. 4, 6, 29, de, 118 Washburn, Tom - pgs. 6, 47 Waterbury, M o n - pgs. 6 2 , 1 5 3 ; 112 Woterrnon, Chuck - pg.. 75, 1 0 / Watson, Scott - p g . 2 9 , 4 7 Weakly, Dona - pg.. 9, 11 , 29, 47, 89, 91, 92, 100, 102, 103, 174 Weaver, D o n - p g 7 5 Weaver, Jeff - pg. 75 Weaver, Jerry - pg. . 4 7 , 2 9 Weaver, Katrina - p g . 62 Weaver, Lori - pg. 62 Weever, Vidd - pg 6 2 Webb, Torn - p g , 2 9 , 47 Webster, Rob - pg. 75 Weis, Gary - pg. 7 6 Webb, Brian .• Voile, Sco VonBlor Van e r , Van e r , Ston 20,121 V e , Tim - pgs 1 110, avere, Regina - pg.. 80, . 101 V o Venle, Tommy - pgs. 7 5 , 1 4 6 nd, Bernadine - pg. 7 5 Wages, A n d r e s , - pg. 62 Wagoner, Annette - pg. 62 Wagoner, Vicky - pg.. 75, 117, 22,130 Wakely, Dorlene - pg. 75 Wakley, Victor - pg.. Welker, Jan - pg.. 62, 103 143, 150,151 Welke, Mike - pg.. 19, 56, 6 2 , 104, 15 Wells, Greg - pg.. 76, 152 Wended, Amy - pg. 76 Wert, Steve - pg.. 76, 120 Whitacre, Connie - pg. 7 6 Whitacre, Tom - pg. 76 White, Julie - p g . . 9, 4 1 , / 9 , 154, 28,89 White, Linda - pg.. 9, 47, 29, 7, 88 White, Pones.-:- pg. 62 Whiteudee,iblene s . 8, 16, 17, 29, 38i..47, 1 0 0 . 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"1 4. 4 ‘ ' 9 183 �"When you are old and grey and full of sleep, and nodding by the fire, take down — W. B. Yeats, from WHEN YOU 18 ����� 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, 1980 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.) 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These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/b75293420dc371822e2a051633ddd621.pdf ae53c6eef50d8ca3e305194116107584 PDF Text Text CARDINA E �79CARDINAL1 �9CARDINAL1979 ����Table of Content S e n i o r s 10 Falls S p o r t s 33 J u n i o r s 48 W i n t e r S p o r t s 63 S o p h o m o r e s 78 S p r i n g S p o r t s 91 Staff 103 A c t i v i t i e s 117 Ads 160 John Keeslar i s the s y m b o l o f school spirit a t Coldwater H i g h School. H e i s r e s p o n s i b l e f o r, a n d l e a d s t h e p e p a s s e m b l i e s . D u r i n g a l o s i n g f o o t b a l l s e a s o n , and a w i n n i n g b a s k e t b a l l s e a s o n , J . W k e p t t h e j u i c e s f l o w i n g b y c r e a t i n g mick. H e started the slogan " W e Believe." T h e students picked u p on g i o u s e n t h u s i a s m , and e a g e r l y p a s s e d it a r o u n d . J. 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Bohannon Darlene James E Bowers Teresa R Brewer Brenda L. Brockway Linda M Brouse Jeffrey L. Brown Patricia Don E Bryan Peggy Scott A. Michael Cindy M. Trena Christine M. Clayton Steven D. Closson Jack E Colegrove Douglas S Cope Katherine L Corless Michael S. Coville 1 �Amy A Cox LaRoy Caroline L Cransi,, Frances M Craun Annette C Culbert Erik Jeffery D Davenport Cathi A. Steven L Davis Stephen A Denbrock Susan K Denbrock Donna J Dennis Cynthia M Dillon Janeane M Dings Brent John Gretchen M Doll Robert L Decay Amy B. Robbie L Dubois 1 �Linda Kary L Earl David m a r l : Landar 1 1 1 1 Kenneth B Kelly Mary C Ernst Rhonda M Esckelson 4 James M Fisher w Bradley K R i v e n P Terry L Franks Becky J Fraser David E Fulton Scott D Galloway Scott C Gallup Cathy I. Gamby Billy J Gann Cynthia M Gibson Dawn M Gibson Marquita S. Gilpin 2 �Rick A. Scott R. Kristen K Goodreau Barry L Goodwin Edwin Melanie &Granger Cynthia Monica J Green Billy Marty Darlene E Guernsey Tamara S Guisinger Daniel C Hale Tammy J Halstead Teresa J Hamilton Anna M Hanna Patricia L Hansel Gary P. Patricia Jerry D Harmon 2 BRANC., COUNTY �Kimberley Kay A Harwood Gary S Havens James D Hayes Deborah L Haynes Gregory W Heator Norma L Heinemann Janene M Hemker Michael Carey L Hodge Rebecca J Hedge Scott J Hodge Christopher S Holben Linda S Holcomb A Bettina Steven B Hourbenne Daniel Faith M Houtz George W Huff Rebecca 2 �Angela N Hurst Conna K Hurst Michael Janne Clyde Johnson Jeff rey Sheila J. Steven Kurtis V Bradley D Keith Jeffrey Patrick Karen L. Lorrie Kimn M. Barbara Lisa M Kirk Suzanne Laura Chanotte 2 �Robin R. Peter J Knight Deborah Steven J Kovales Lynn A Kriser Joseph B Kunk Larry P. Lnagwodhy Kelly Sandra Jeffery S Lewis Robert C. Linton Lenora P. Loose Penny R. Lopshire Kendall S Love Ann M. Lundstrurn Penny James S Lyon Diana L. Elizabeth J Mane Melody J Matousek 2 �Lon A. Mary E McCafferty Sheryl L McKinnon Stephanie Kevin L. Richard Paul E. Hiltind Pamella Aaron A. Miller Dennis k Miller Laura D. Miller Lucinda S Miller Phyllis M. Miller Mark W. Milnes Sham Marnie M. Morrill Lisa A. Craig A. Diane L. Munroe 2 �David A Nagle Mark W. Cynthia A Neutz Jack W Newman Jeffrey Danny Timothy L Nieman Danny W Noble Todd A Noble Lori A Normand Todd A Norton Jackie Daniel L Ohmer Elizabeth M Page Christopher S Parker David A Pavelko Sherry Ronald J Peer Kelle John H. Pickering 2 �Christopher Pamela Shelley R Pifer Connie J Pope Kirsi Doug D. Nancy L Price Catherine Katherine [Quick Maureen E Reynolds VeraJo A Richardson Stephen H Rider Dawn R Ridge Deborah L Robertson John R Rodgers Dennis R Rogers Michael Linda L Rumsey Jodi L Sanford Edward M Schultz 2 �Janna L Sebald Barbara A Secord Brian W. Douglas C Shemel Jayne Edward J. James Karen Leonard Lorn M Sours Mark Mark W Spade Roseiana J. Timmothy Donna Lynda M. Stankewicz Joseph D Stellhorn Thomas A Stephenson Wayne A. Stickney Kristen 2 �Jody D Stout Velvet Brian E. Streeter Deborah A. Studer Janice E Swain Cindy L Sweet Natalie Mickey Kristine K Taylor Evan J. Kevin J. Thomas Edwin F. Tilden Renata M Toupalik Jeffrey T Towns Doris D Traver Christopher Timothy Raymond Larry J. VanBuskirk William J Vanover 2 �Ismo Bradley S Wages Kenneth A Wakley Deanna D Walker Tabitha A Walker Timothy D Wallace Frederick S Walls Cynthia S. Walters Lorrie A Wanar Carol L Warner Laurie A Washburn Lisa K Weakly John R Weis Elizabeth A Welke Lloyd S Wells Laura A Wendorf Kelli Carolyn M Wilburn Luana L. Wilder Michelle A Wright 3 rikho �Janet Janeil T. Yager Mark A Zabonick Seniors James E Bloss James E Bowling Scott Nicolas G Carl Torni R Chehowski Denis L Clark Cherie M Courser Julie A. Terry E Fisher James S Fougerousse Micheal C Grove Angela J Koertel Lori A Kollmorgen Arnold Christine L Luce Chancey C Myers Cynthia Dawn M Smullen Laurie A Springhall Phillip L. Thomas M VanDosen Jayne L Walkup Larry . . I t i • 4:iti ' ".i.1 ( 1 i 4 1 — f - , i . ; • :i '' • • ' t . 4 t 4 k 1 ; 4 " ° 1 ei 14 . 4 1 1 I ' • 1 ' . V t l i t i ' 1 , 9 4 k i ; 7 ; % .4, S t ' i • • • , , . 1 , , • * A 11 r i I t " 3 �The 197 Coldwater 3 ��_ I I 1 ...L. t ‘ t i , ; 1 4 1 1 1 t 1 I E 116 41 1 ° , 7 , 3 5 491G91130476 4R.:,,t/P7'12* , First Row: C. Mossman, P. Kelly, M. Sowles, T. Ufkes, J. Kellogg, J. Davenport, D. Cope, J. Lyon, M. Milnes, T. Brayton, J. Dogan, T. Steffy, T. Norton. Second Row: E. Yope, K. Elliott, S. Gleason, J. Card, A. Steeby, K. Shaw, R. Davenport, D. Birk, A. Elliott, R. Rubley, K. McLaughlin, 3 J . Flint, D. Shirk, K. Birchfield, Manager: S. Turner. R o w : Coach Marco, Coach Heistan, Coach Ivey, B. D i x o n , E. Wallace, W. Hoage, M. Kaley, D. Magoon, C. B o w e r s , M. Crossgrove, J. Hayes, R. Rose, D. Rogers, P. Mapes. �Marco's Redbirds Battle a 1. Brent Dixon looks on. 2. Coaches Marco and Ivey show determination. 3. The team is in a huddle making plans for the 4. The Coldwater ball 5. C o a c h i n g S t a f f : M a n a g e r Mapes, Coach Ivey, Coach Marco and Coach Heistan. 6. The Cards in action. Bronson Hastings Marshall Pennfield Sturgis Hillsdale Harper Creek Albion Lumen Christi Congratulations Corey's �Cardinal Spirit Remains Unbeatable �1. The Varsity football team watches the pep assembly. 2. Tom Steffey pitches the ball to one of his backs. 3. Tough Mike Kaley plows through the line for those 4. Kaley runs away with 5. Jim Lyon shows them 6. A good defensive head belongs to 7. The Defensive players are tough on the 3 �J. V. 's Near Perfection! Back Row: Coach Bercaw, J. Robinson, S. Mallard, J. Cooper, C. Loehr, D. Champion, J. Donay, R. Shook, J. Hart, K. Sours, L. Lamee, Coach Kelley. Middle Row: R. Rurka, S. McCavitt, J. Houtz, B. Hamilton, J. Ewers, D. Tenor, M. Welke, C. Neutz, E. Yearling, C. Porter. Front Row: T. Casperson, S. McCayitt, J. Birch, T. Lagro, C. Gallop, J. Morrissey, C. Nichols, M. Whitesides, 38 �Coach Ron Bercaw Coach Larry Kelly 3 �Ladies Net 5th in T. V. CHS O P P 0 4.ic P i t r k s i d e 7 2 Three FIlvers 5 5 Brandywine 2 3 Pennfield 0 Sturgis 7 — 1 Harper Creek 6 3 Gull Lake 4 5 Hillsdale 2 3 4 6 111,11/. 1 2 Marshall 5 3 o n 2 W i e l d Front Row: K. Bohannon, T. Horton, J. Sikorski, P. Hansel. Back Row: R. Reddy, C. Cranson, M. Reynolds, L. McBride, A. Payne, G. Widener. 3 4 �1. Patty warms up for a big match with Marshall. 4 . Coach Doug Lake prepares for another exciting 2. Jayne takes her winning record into action. m a t c h . 3. At Number 2 singles, Tina Horton shows much concen- 5 . Kim Bohannon shows what it takes to be tration. s i n g l e s . 4 �Co-captain, Cathy petes as one of CHS's cross country participants. Standing: S. Hourtienne, K. McWilliams, D. Eberspeaker, S. Lawhead, speaker, Coach Bilsborrow. Kneeling: J. Puorro, R. Bercaw, E. Bowling, G. Heator, D. Bowling. Not Pictured: S. Bates, J. Newman, J. Rider, R. Norton, C. Puorro, N. Kelley, J. Huss, K. Bondurant. CHS Harriers Stage Mid- ABOVE: CHS runners Brett Norton, Ken Bondurant, Stu Bates, Greg Heator and Randy ble for position against Harper Creek and Pennfield. RIGHT: Seniors Greg Heator and Kevin McWilliams stride toward the finish for a CHS victory. Produced by 4 CH 3 3 4 1 1 4 Gull Lake Three Harper Creek Pennfiel Charlotte Marshal Cross Country OP OPP C H S 2 1 Stuigis 4 Hillsdal 3 2 2 Albion 1 1 3 4 2 Jackson County 2 Hasting 2 4 3 3 1 2 Bronson �Boys Golf Is in Front Row: S. Denbrock, D. Grayer, S. Youtsey. Back Row: M. Griffen, T. Nieman, bury, L. Lyman, T. Short, Coach Hobart. �J.V.'s Show Back Row: Amy Parks, Lisa Kellogg, Bonnie Goodwin, Julie Robinson, Barb Gray, Lori Card, Sandra Brown, Barb Rider, Coach Pat Lewis. Front Row: Sue Magoon, Cynthia Sellers, Vicky Wagoner, Shelly Heater, Shelly Case. Not Pictured: Julie Schorfhaar, Leah Williamson. CH 3 2 3 3 2 3 2 4 3 3 3 4 4 2 3 4 3 4 Coach 44 Three Jackson Marshal Hasting Pennfield Sturgi Bronson Hillsdale Harper Creek Jackson Co. Western Albion Marshal Hasting Pennfield Sturgis Hillsdale Harper Creek Albion OP 2 2 2 3 2 4 1 2 1 1 4 2 2 3 2 1 2 1 �Lady Cards Are Champs Again! Back Row: Coach Roger Fuller, Karla Harding, Diane Mahood, Renata Toupalik, Carrie Miller, Cindy Neutz, Mary Kerr, Lisa Bercaw, Jill Norton, Cathy Page. Front Row: Barb Kipker, Tina Straw, ding, LaBeth Page, Jackie Nutt, CH 7 5 5 6 5 5 6 5 5 6 6 5 7 6 4 4 6 8 6 6 5 Coach Roger Fuller Three Jackson Central Marshal Hasting Pennfield Sturgis Bronson Hillsdal Harper Jackson Co Western Albion Marshal Hasting Pennfiel Sturgi Hillsdal Harper Albion Bronso Harper Pennfiel OP 5 6 4 5 4 3 3 3 2 4 3 4 5 6 4 3 4 4 6 4 6 ���Jesse Abbott Karen AcMoody LouAnn Aker Steve Tanis Allen Phil Anderson Tim Arey Kerrie Arnold Lynn As Sue Ashton Pamela Aviza Sherry Dan Baker Susan Balczo Rick Barker Chris David Dominic Barone Juniors Karen Bates Bonnie Bedford David Cheryl Blair Steve Cheri Blanchard Mike Bohannon Kenneth Bondurant Bill Bovee 4 �Chris Bowers Todd Brayton Lori Brewer Virginia Briney Joanne Brouse Rodney Brown Lee Bonnie Burritt James Jeff Chatfield Jeff Chehowski Guy Michele Chester Kathy Kerry CLASS Tanis Allen President Annette Payne, Vice President Gail Widener, Treasurer Linda Thompson, Secretary Kim Tom Cornell Roberta Cornish Tammy Corwin David Todd Coville �Sue Laurie Craun Kelly Crawford Bridgette Curry Robert Dalchow Keith Darby Rick Davenport Alieda Bill Deeter Diana Ardis Sherry Dexter Carrie Dimmick Jeff Dollar Lisa Dorr Terry Tracy Dan Draper Gary Drayton Ken Drumm Bryan Dunn Michelle Alan Elliott Dave England Marlynn Enos Dennis Beth 50 �Donna Ferris Tammy Scott Jon Flint Derek Robin Fuller Pam Joe Cindy Dave Gillette c Doug Gillette Tami Goheen Laurie Gordon Terri Gosnell Brenda Graver Dan Terri Griswald Diane Groner Tim Grunwald Randy Wayne Robert Hawley Kelly Paul Karen Jay Cherie Henriksen 5 �Jeff Patti Hiner Monica Hinsdale Mike Kim Gary Holbrook Louise Greg Terri Horton Darlene Marlene Cheryl Howe Leslie Doug Howells Jim Jason Hudson Loretta Hulliberger John Huss Debra Hutchins Vicki Hutchins Julia lnde Sheila Jacobs Peggy Pam Johnson '."4.4444.--.7.4ALIIIIs- 5 �Danita Jones Julie Jones Barb Mike Mark Kanouse Ron Norma Kathy Scott Kelly Mary Celeste King Randy Klingler Bob Knapp Terri Koss Gail Kriser Tim Krzeminski Dawn Randy Lahnum Dada Lambert Kevin Langwell Brian Langworthy Penny Jennifer Laurimore Mike Lavergne 5 �Steve Larcy Lipman John Lodge Lisa Loehr Wade Longstreet i Ron Luce Angela Lyon Dave Magoon Diana Dunn Cindy Rocky Maurer Robert Maxson Sabrina McLain Michele McDonald Susan Kevin McLaughlin Patty McLaughlin Laurie Medendorp Jim Metzger Beth Carrie Miller Jeanette Montville Dennis Moore Dixie Morrison Trena Mosher Phil 54 �Julie Kim Sue Tonia Nivison Connie Nordyke Jill Norton Ron Nunnery Karen Mike Orris Sjon Duane Parker Mary Annette Payne Rebecca Dan Barbara Dianna Eric Jeanette Pierucki Cheryl Pitts Monica J. R. Quimby Randy Shane Ridenour Jeff Gayle Roberts Jon Robey 55 �Dave Robinson Rhonda Roderick Randy Rex Ruth Carrie Rosenberry Ross Jerri Dan Satow Cathy David Schmidt Keith Secord Krista Fred Ken Shaw Kim Shaw Stacy Rick Shimer Jim Todd Short Rodney Sickles Karl Seiler Steve Patty Billie Smith Julie Vicki Smith 56 vt V �Roxanne Brett Bob Lori LuAnn Andy Tom 10, Amber Ron Stipa Tina Straw ,/ Lori Street Michael Streeter Jeff Streets Liz Julie Sweet 4 . Amy Swick Jan Swope Pat Deb Ken Brian Linda Donna Bob Helen Tower Tammy Vickie 57 �Tim VanDyke Steve Eric Wallace Dawn Scott Washburn Tom Washburn Scott Donna Jerry Tom Webb Julie White Linda White Jalene Whitesides Gail Widener Robin Wilber Colleen Williams Wendy Wilson Diana Laurie Wohlers Tracey Woods Mary Worley Carol Mary Eric Yope 5 �Mark Youngguist Steve Youtsey Cindy Zebolsky Marcia Zeiter Michele Zeiter Lila Zimmerman Retakes — Michelle Aviza Kristina Brooks Wendy Steve Jim Cunningham Kirt Jim Marty Lisa Sharry Krutsch Tony LaPratt Pearl Linteau Tonya McMeekan Sue Miller Johnanna Noblit Doug 59 �Not Pictured: Todd Bail Phil Barber Lisa Bercaw Kevin Birchfield Eugene Tim Bryan Victoria Croy Kerni Davenport David Dunville Linda Edward Everett Darlene Ferris Stewart Forrester John Ronald Gardner 60 Jeff . Sharla Gregnch Craig Danny Brenda Bryan King Donna Arnold Longray Christine Luce Rickatrhcy iha aMcMillan Rusty Lorrie Noblit Philip Palmateer William Parks Randy Rhodes Aaron Rohloff Beth Shaffer Lisa Dale James John Stevens Teresa Stone Tim Brian Steve John Wingard �6 �ual 62 ��Varsity Wins District Championship I Coach Hobart Front Row: M. Sowles, S. Galloway, S. Rider, T. Steffey, K. Shaw, Back Row: P. Mapes, T. Vandyke, S. Washburn, T. Ufkes, C. Mossman, B. Thorpe, J. Lyon, Coach Hobart. 6 �714 Stationv Office Supplies - Books 18 W. Chicago 279 Your School Supply - CH 6 6 8 7 7 6 9 8 6 7 5 8 6 6 9 6 8 6 a 7 5 6 6 Lakevie Marshal Pennfiel Sturgis Hasting B.C. Central Hillsdal Harper Albio Lumen Christi Charlotte Pennfield Sturgis Marshal Hillsdal Three Harper Creek Albio Bronso Hasting Vicksburg Sturgis Albion OP 6 5 6 6 5 6 5 4 7 7 5 5 4 4 5 5 5 7 7 4 4 6 7 �1. Craig "Moss" Mossman gains the advantage i n s 2. Craig Mossman and Bob Thorpe proclaim, "We're number 1!" 3. Card fans show spirit while hoisting Coach Hobart for a victory march. �4. Tim Ufkes shoots for two more while Albion cheerleaders 5. Our jubilant team after districts victory. 6. The kazoo band of Mr. Mullaly, Jim Lyon, Pat Kelly. Doug Cope, Steve Denbrock, Chris Holben, Dan Hale and Jeff Kellogg lends to team 6 �J.V.' Endur Roug Seaso L Front Row: B. Greenlee, N. Walker, L. Lyman, M. Whitesides, C. Neutz, A. Steeby. Back Row: R. Davenport, D Penn, P. Eberspeaker, R. Shook, M. Stine, B. York, A. Rohloff, D. Champion, Coach D. Johnson. 68 �Cl-is sa 53 58 46 58 46 5 6 55 64 62 63 60 78 48 65 58 64 53 57 Lakeview Marshall Pennfield Sturgis Hastings Hillsdale B.C. C e n t r a l Harper Creek Albion L u m e n Cristi Charlotte Pennfield Sturgis Marshall Hillsdale T h r e e Rivers Harper Creek Albion Bronson Hastings OPP 45 39 46 47 64 56 as 66 73 83 73 65 79 89 53 78 4 82 47 74 Coach Doug Johnson 69 �VARISTY: Back Row: Coach Vern Gregrich, J. Yager, T. Straw, K. Miller, L. Gordon, ding, K. Crawford, N. Kelly, Coach P. Gregrich. Front Row: A. Harding, JUNIOR VARSITY: Back Row: Coach V. Gregrich, A. Gentry, L. Kellogg, T. Arey, son, S. Kosmerick, K. Rurka, V. Wagoner, Coach P. Gregrich. Front Row: J. Eppler, S. Brown, �Have Spirit ' L CH • B r o n s o n Union City L C o l o n • P e n n f i e l d L H a r p e r W B r o n s o n Jackson Sturgis • A l b i o n Battle Creek Central • H a s t i n g s • M a r s h a l l • Centerville • Hillsdale • S t u r g i s • A l b i o n • Hillsdale • A l b i o n Jackson Country Western Patty Brown, besides being a Tr -Captain, was named Most Valuable Player, Most Valuable Offensive Player, and named t o the First Team All-Conference Volleyball Squad 111 M a r s h Hastings a l l • P e n n f i e l d • H a r p e r Creek • P e n n f i e l d �Closson, In State Finals Wrestling Cardinal MARSHALL — I n a p a i r o f record s h a t t e r i n g formances, Coldwater H i g h wrestlers Steve Closson and Ed Grace advanced t h r o u g h a tough regional field Saturday to qualify for Class B state final action a t C e n t r a l M i c h i g a n University. Closson, c o a c h T o m S w e t i z e r ' s 1 3 8- p o u n d e r , eclipsed t h e Coldwater H i g h individual record for wins, with 38 as he ^ n d in his regione' by recording number 27 in the rigional's second round. Grace m e t V i c k s b u r g ' s Randy J e n s e n , t h e m e e t ' s eventual champion i n his first match and was pinned seconds. Jensen w e n t o n t o record his 100th career victory later in the day. In the second round, Grace Pinned Sam Colbath of Mason in 1:33 to avenge an earn Colbatk • t h e "t:' pet' Front Row: G. Case, B. H a m i l t o n , M. We l k e , S. C l o s s o n , J. K e l l o g g , E. G r a c e . M i d d l e Row: W. H a u g , Dosen, C. H o d g e , D. N e l s o n , T. L a G r o . B a c k Row: A s s i s t a n t C o a c h K r u g e r, G. G a l l u p p , E. D a l b y, kainen, R. Grace, J. Hart, E. Wallace, C o a c h To m Swei tz er. 7 �CH 1 4 3 4 3 1 2 6 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 3 6 1. Go, Steve, 2. Ed Grace's 27 pins set a new school record. 3. Steve Closson, his arm raised for the has another school record. Charlotte Potterville Ioni Pennfield Jackson Sturgis Lumen Albion Harper Hillsdale Hasting Marshal Bronson DeIto Gull Lake Loy Norris All OP 5 2 2 1 3 3 4 1 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 1 �Lady Gymnasts e rf4 gb e v t i t a l t Front Row: S. Cox, P. Linteau, S. Sherman, C. Kristensen, J. Schorfaar, G. Doll, S. Haug, Coach Chuck Beaty. Back Row: S McLain, T. Woods, K. Cox, A. Henderson, OH 69.8 65.5 74.7 65.5 74.0 67.2 75.0 68.5 68.4 67.3 68.6 77.7 72.7 74 Jackson Parkside Jackson Sturgis Jackson Litchfield Portage Hillsdal Kalamazoo Central Kalamazoo Loy Norris Sturgi Litchfield Hasting Jackson Northwest OP 68.5 71.8 65.8 42.3 44.8 71 00 72.9 89.5 88.5 62.9 5815 48.1 75.9 �Strengt Grac and i s t 'IuglirlIMMIMP , cel ••10 • • M 1 l 75 �Front Row: D. Weakly, M. Morrill. Middle Row: L. Weakly, J. Rzepka, B. Maire. Back Row: T. Koss, L. White, Advisor C. Cox, M. Reynolds, L. Loehr. Junior cheerleader Rachel Zaleski. V a r s i t y proclaims, "We're # 1 ! " �J.V.'s Add Sparkl to Advisor Regina Vavere J.V.'s perform a skit during a pep assembly. Front Row: S. Kirby, L. Maxson, C. Parker, S. Sovis. Back Row: T. Benson, S. Lane, advisor M. Lytle, C. Brown, 7 �Kris AcMoody Yvette Aker John E. Arnold John H. Arnold Randy Ash Sara Ash Roberta Ashton Jessrich Bailey Sophomore CLASS Cornell Goodreau, President Mark Whitesides, V President Kym Kipfer, Secretary Deb Lounds, Treasurer Lori Baker Steve Barone Teresa Bater Kathie Batterson Teresa Benson Andrea Betts Chuck Birch Jim Birch Tim Birch John Bird Scott Blair Linda David Bill Boothby Mary Doug Bowling Rich Boyer Larry Bradford Mark Cynthia Brockway �i Renee Carol Brown Elizabeth Brown Sandra Brown Mike Bryant Rose Sandy Burton Anita Bussing ; . D a r l e n e Bussing Judy Lori Todd Carpenter Todd Casperson Joni Cazier Cathy Don Champion Toby Chehowski Dawn Anna Debra Clark Kathy Greg Susan Brian Colegrove Richard Conine Jeff Cooper Tim Corey Scott Corless 79 �Mary Coscarelly Steven Councell Chris Tim Cudahy Julie Culbert Dan Davidson George Jeff John Dowell Vicki Downey John Draper Phil Eberspeaker Penny Eggleston Debra Erb James Kim Gidi Laura Fillmore Janice Forreider Misty Fougerousse Theresa Scott Candice Fulton Denise Fulton Terry Fulton Mike Galliers Craig Gallup Gary Gallup 80 �Rodney Beth Anita Gentry Belinda Gibson Gary Vicky Glispy Cornell Goodreau Barb Brian Greenlee Steve Groholski Cindy Grunwald Brian Hamilton Karla Hardin Chee Tom mFriarina egkse Darlene Holbrook Mike Holcomb Rob Lisa Richard Horn Ellen Hourtienne Jon Houtz Barb Howells Ron Huffman Tina Hunnaman 8 �Cheryl Iveson Dorothy Jennetta Karen Johnson Nancy Johnson Rusty Johnson Tina Robert Keller Rick King Kim Kipfer Sally Kirby Bill KnowIan Jamie Kolb Kris Kowalski Carlene Krick Troy LaGro Less Lamee Sue Brenda LaPratt Gina Lewis Curt Leohr Debora Lounds Yvonne Louttit Pam Lynn Lyman Robert Lynch Sue Magoon Dan Mahood Lauren Maiers 82 �Renee Sandy Ben Marvin Donna Gina Lori Maxon Michelle McCafferty Shannon McCavit Shaun McCavit Lynn McCurley Denise McLatcher Ed McQueen Tina Lisa McWilliams Michelle Meadows Ken Meredith Wendy Charles Miller Jim Miller Kent Tony Miller Roger Mitchell Clayton Moore Bryan Morrison Joe Morrissey Lori Mossman Denny Munger Richard Monroe 83 �Rhonda Murphy Michelle Neesley David Janice Nelson Chuck Chris Neal Clinton Nickles Kris Carmon Nivison Dale Denise Orris Teresa Cathy Alan Paradine Colleen Parker Vick Parker Rick Parshall Randy Patton Kathy Sandy Penny John Dave Pickering Kevin Pierre Fred Shelagh Pierson Larry Pifer 8 �Chuck Porter Julie Post Brenda Quick Christina Quick Tom Rafferty Philip Rebentisch Roopa Todd Rickart Lola Shirley Risner James Connie Rodgers Terry Rogers Darleen Rohloff Stuart Rosenberry Carmela Rothrock Kathryn Ruffnar Richard Rurka Amy Timothy Sanford Angie Andrew Scheidler Mark Schultz Sara Schuman Scott Senese Twyla Dave Shaffer Kristi 85 �Janice Shirk Rob Shook Michele Simmerman Lucinda Paul Skinner Kevin Skudlarick Steve Teena Smith Anthony Smotherman Sandy Sheila Tim Spade Joshua Spaulding Tim Erwin Theresa Steeby Penni Stephens Nella Stewart Harry Stickney Robert Stickney Todd Stickney Marshall Stine Julie Stipe Steve Tami Sussex Jim Swafford Susie Brenda Tackett 86 �Lloyd Tackett Tom Tappenden Robin Thatcher Danny Thomas Debby Thomas Mike Tomson Susan Toupalik Ken Tucker Cindy Scott VanBlarcom Rick Bernadine Vond Judy Wagienka Andrea Wages Annette Wagoner Lois Vic Janice Walker Jenny Scott Wardwell Jill Warner Katrina Weaver Lori Weaver Vicky Mike Tom Whitacre Pam White Mark Whitsides 87 �Lori Wigent Herb Wilder Kaye Wilhelm Sarah Winchell Mike Wohlers Traci Wooster Kerry Wright Brent Yager Martin Yeakey Eric Yearling Denny Yenar Barry York Retake George Zebolsky Dawn Zielinski Cody Abbott Mike Norma Kris Denbrock Barb Flickinger David Helen Howard Paula Dan Perru Jeff Bob Straw Scott Tyson Deb Matt Waterbury 8 �, NOT Mike Allen Sue Ashton Sherry Paul Bird Glen Bringman Joanne Brouse Robin Brower Douglas Buckley Jeffrey Chatfield Michele Chester Mary Collins Charles Corless Ray Covelle Mark Cox M i c h a e l Hilton Randy Craun C h a r l e s Hiner Burke Cunningham G a r y Holcomb Jeffrey Dollar D o u g l a s Johnson Marlynn Enos L i n d a McComb Gregory Fleming J o h n McMillan Randall Gougerousse S c o t t Millard Albert Galinis T r e n a Mosher Robert Grace E d w i n Munger Teri Griswald J e a n n i e Myers Laura Grubb M a r k Parks John Gruza S t e v e n Peet John Hart D a n i e l Penn Steve John Robinson Rhonda Scott Jackie Slater Mark Kile Sours Scott Stempien Debra Taylor Brian Thompson Richard Vandine LeRoy Vond Steven Walker Deb Washburn Wendy Wilson 89 ���Cardinal Twin Valley a a l % It m i , a ••-''- ...,"43 ... :-,-.?, l e ,-, i 1 , i 1,' 114• =11.,z %.n_ir, 7 ) t v - '....;__ ........ . 1 0 .0WAti,,, 40114 .. .... vs.....c ,.N,.'7., - z........ ......_....,... 1 1 1 1 1 i r _ , • ... ,,,1 M I „ . , . 4 4•,.. 3 r f - •' Back Row: Jeff Card, Dennis Rogers, Mike Kaley, Ed Tilden, Brian Streeter, Marty Griffin, Randy Klinger. Middle Row: Assistant Coach Mark Lutz, Ed Suer, Phil Anderson, Mark Sowles, Todd Brayton, Jeff Kellogg, Andy Steeby, Stu Bates, Paul Mapes. Front Row: John Robey, Ken Shaw, Scott Galloway, Pat Kelly, Coach Lowe, Ross Rubley, Jeff Johnson, Joe Gibson, Coach Doug Johnson. 92 �Coldwater High School — Varsity Overall Record: L e a g Won: 13 Lost: 16 Tied: 1 W o n Record: 6 5th in Twin Valley Coldwater baseball players fought hard this year. We expect more next year, and well miss this year's Senior players. Senior Statistics: Name Mark Sowles* Pat K e l l Scott Galloway Ed Tilden Dennis Rogers Marty Griffin Ed Siler Jeff Johnson Jeff Kellogg Brian Streeter Team Totals Team Pitching A R H 10 2 3 9 1 2 9 1 2 2 6 1 6 1 1 4 4 1 3 6 9 6 3 4 3 6 6 7 8 2 81 13 22 G I 3 2071 B . . . . . . . . . . . H u e : H B S RB 28 3 4 0 3 5 8 1 4 1 8 0 0 1 1 3 2 0 3 1 4 1 7 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 6 3 1 0 5 1 5 0 0 1 5 1 2 0 0 0 1 6 2 2 1 0 0 3 5 1 0 3 1 8 7 10 12 10 3 5 B S 22 15 12 S 2 0 1 5 6 1 3 1 0 0 5 E 2 7 2 4 2 0 0 2 3 0 6 * Denotes a 1st Team All- 9 �VARSITY: Back Row: Coach C. Meyers, J. Yager, A. Harding, C. Neutz, J. Cobb, R. Toupalik, T. Horton, Foster. Front Row: T. Straw, J. Nutt, M. McDonald, B. Kipker, M. Houtz, D. Walters. D. Houtz, JUNIOR VARSITY: Front: L. Maiers, K. Johnson, K. Rurka, H. Blanchard, T. Straw, W. Winter, P. Paradine, A. Parks. Back: M. Nowak, T. Wooster, V. Wagoner, K. Franz, A. Ross, L. Mossman, J. Barnes, B. Goodwin, T. Rogers, C. Quick, K. Clark, Coach �Coach Meyers, Barb Kipker, and Coach Foster Tina Horton Ann Harding - Jackie Nutt Kathy Closson 4 o 1 0 ? Hastkigs Harper Creek 6 1 ( 6 J a c k s o n Co. West. 4 trk H a s t i n g s laffl" 12 7 C e n t r a2 l 8 Won 12 L o s t Cindy Jane ll Yager Coldw n v i t a t i o n a l Champs - 95 �Girls' Track Runs Up Front Row: L. Kellogg, J. Austin, C. Howe, C. Sellers, S. Heator, T. Franks, R. Brodt. Middle Row: mann, J. Schorfhaar, L. Gruner, P. Norton, C. Paul, L. Page, P. Brown, Coach Vicki Carpenter. Back Row: K. Porsti, L. Card, D. Mahood, M. Borden, J. Wyss, H. Mertens, J. Culbert, C. Kristensen, Asst. Coach Craig Gunn CH 3 65 5 2 4 5 50 45 555 8 3 2 mile 100 yd. 220 yd dash high 220 low long 9 OP 8 575 7 9 8 7 725 765 675 3 Quinc Three Marshal Jacks° Pennfi Sturgi Bronso Hillsdak I- s Hasting C. J. J. Austin L. K L. New 12 45 5 1:6 26. BK" 32. 167" 440 yd. C. Page 5 1 . 8 C. Kellog J. 880 yd. same team as 149 3 abov �97 �Newman Leaps to New Recor Front: R. Rurka, R. Ramsey, J. Huss, J. Rider, S. Lawhead, M. Holcomb, J. Spalding, B. Norton, G. Drayton, son, K. Bondurant, R. Bercaw, C. Neutz. Middle: J. Dogan, J. Hayes, B. Dixon, C. Parker, E. Grace, L. Smith, P. Meyer, G. Havens, G. Heator. Back: Jack Newman, K. McWilliams, Jeff Newman, S. Hourtienne, P. Knight, T. Norton, land Mau. p a , Hardworking Steve gives a final kick. 9 Brent Dixon gives a �Tri-captains this year were from left to right: Chris Parker, Kevin McWilliams, and Jim Lyon, Jeff Newman receives congratulations from Coach Bob Mullally for his outstanding season. Jeff led the team with 130 1/6 points, placed 4th in the state meet, and set a record of 6'7" in the high jump. Coldwat*High School 1979 Track Season Results CH 64V2 Q u i n c y 57'/2 J a c k s o n CW 12th S t u r g i s 39 M a r s h a l l 82 B r o n s o n 13th H a s t i n g s 69 P e n n f i e l d 60 S t u r g i s 68 H i l l s d a l e 21st C o m s t o c k 78 H a r p e r Creek 5 66 A l b i o n 6 48 H a s t i n g s . 8 _Dual meet record 4-5-1 y Finished 4th in the Twin Valley. 4 6 4 --4411111. 99 �Men's Has Seaso 4 I.1 :' 4,46' re:::14, >'..• ;* I ! .1,- • ''''' tC • re,..‘La l i CHS O P P 0 T i v e r s 7 6 J a S . 1 0 S t u r 6 P e n n f i e 7 B r o n i 6 r i 5 H i l l s d a l e 2 4 H a r p e r Creek 3 3 H a s t i n g s 4 2 J a c k s o n Parkside 5 Marshall 2 3 S p r i n g f i e l d a Ray Uhle backhands the ball successfully 1 Dan Ohmar is 10 "WAr. �Front Row: S. Denbrock, G. Huff, K. Elliott, D. Ohmar, A. Elliott. Back Row: T. Steffey, K. Eberts, non, R. Uhle, S. Youtsey, Coach L. Knapp. "Concentration i s the name o f the game" demonstrates Ken Elliott. Tom Steffey is ready to smash the ball to nent 10 �Lady Golfers Drive Back Row: G. Doll, L. Thompson, S. McKinnon, K. Kinsey, S. Lenon, Coach D. Bohannon, Front Row: M. Neesley, J. Widlitski, J. Norton, .4co'nfewnce Standings .Sturgis , 2 Marshall 3 Albion 4 Hillsdale 5 Harper 6 Coldwater 7 Hastings 9 P en 102 d i ��Administration Dr. J. Warren Adair Superintendent Ed .D. Cornell University Back Row (l-r): R o b e r t Welke, Trustee Gregory Johnson, Trustee James Morrison, Trustee Front Row (l-r): Alice Widlitzki, Trustee Gary Howe, 0.D., President Lucille Snyder, Vice-President Not Shown: Grace Gomley, Secretary Dr. Stanley R. Bushouse Principal Ed.D, Western Michigan Mitchell Zaleski Assistant Principal Ed .S. Wayne 104 Wayne Kellogg Athletic Director B.S. Michigan State �Ann Bowerman, Librarian M.A. Western Michigan Rex Burns, Mathemathics M.A. Central Michigan Don Bohannon, Counselor M.A. Western Michigan Seton Bovee, Science M.A.T. Michigan State Ralph Babcock, Science B.S. Western Michigan John Bailey, Vocal Music B.A. Central Michigan James Billsborrow, History B.S. Eastern Michigan �To Those Who Have Taken the Marilynn Depue, Counselor M.A. Michigan Lester Dewey, Mathematics M.Ed. Wayne State Vicki Carpenter, Therapist M.A. Eastern Michigan Phyllis Coscarelly, English B.A. Sienna Heights College 106 Richard Foster, Health B.S. Central Michigan Naomi Fuller, M.A. Western Kentucky �Shape the Future, We Charlene Gregrich, Physical Education B.S. Western Michigan Irene Grimes, English B.A. Western Michigan Darlene Hacket, B.A. Oakland Marie Hemker, Art B.A. Nazareth College Anne Hayes, English B.A. Hillsdale College Nita Hart, Mathematics M.A. Western Michigan 07 �Giving of Themselves Doug Johnson, Business M.A. Western Michigan Ken Johnson, History M.A. Western Michigan Fred Hobart, Physical Education M.A. Western Michigan Reggie Ivey, Science M.S. Pennsylvania 108 William Johnson, English B.A. Albion College John Keeslar, History B.S. Western Michigan �Experiences, Taking the Time Nancy Lattas, Home Economics B.S. Western Michigan Frank Lowe, History B.S. Hillsdale College Annalee Meadows, English B.S. Western Michigan Dave Miller, Student Teacher Western Michigan Mark Lutz, Student Teacher Western Michigan Dan Marco, Physical Education B.S. Hillsdale College r I 09 �Trying to Impress Attitudes t John Muszkiewicz, Wood Working B.A. Western Michigan Craig Meyers, Business M.A. Michigan State Barbara Mullally, English B.A. Western Michigan Robert Mullally, English M.A. Michigan State 110 Beryl Odren, French B.A. Western Michigan Detlof Olsen, German M.A. Western Michigan �in Our Lives to Make Them Meaningful Vernon Palmer, Counselor M.A. William Sidney Paradine, Art B.A. Olivet College Marion Sanderson, Music M.A. Michigan State Quinton Scheidler, History MA. Colorado John Petzko, History B.A. Michigan State Gordon Sabin, Music M.A. Michigan State �Charles Sussex, Special Ed M.A. Michigan Stale Gordon Swan, Science/Math M.A. Western Michigan Alan Schorfhaar, English M.A. Western Michigan Allan Sherwood, Drafting M.A. Western Michigan Gale Taylor, B.A. Western Michigan Joan Tower, M.A. Western Michigan �Ideal, the World Will Be a John Trott, Agriculture B.S. Michigan State Scott Valle, Science M.S. Central Michigan Larry Westgate, Metal Shop M.A. Western Michigan Kimberly Winston, Special Ed B.A. Grand Valley State Mike Van DeWalker, English B.A. Western Michigan Regina Vavere, History B.A. Michigan State 113 �A CHS Mr. Keeslar and Mrs. Hayes congratulate Miss Shiery on her 20th year with CHS. She has been and always will be ration to everyone at CHS. Thanks, Miss Shiery. Secretarie Left to right: Eunice Brown June Jaquay Gwen Linn - 1 1 11 4 ii Left to right: Anne Parsons Anne Rohloff Delores Shiery �Clerks and „r4 Janet Dantes Martha Virginia Rogers Sharon Neible BIS Aide Lucy Sheppard Sue Cook Louise Everett Not pictured: Charlene Malone Joyce McCurley Vera Miller Marian Parshall Phyllis Stankewicz Custodian C o n n i e Rurka Sonny K e n Dailey B i l b o r r o w Not pictured: Irene Wickerink Joan Bill C a l v i n Fletcher G o r d o n 115 ���Spirit of Homecoming Unifies CHS Saturday, September 30 — Court members were named at the Coronation Dance. Senior court members were Patty Brown, Kristen Goodreau, Carol Cranson, Jim Lyon, Doug Cope, Tim Ufkes. Representing the Juniors were Tanis Allen, Annette Payne, Ross Rubley, Mike Kaley, and elected for the Sophomores were Renee Maire, sema, Kurt Loehr, and Mark Whitesides. Sunday, October 1 — Juniors continued the tradition of "painting the town" red. Red and White spirit covered Chicago Street Monday. October 2 — Hall decorating started on this day, proclaimed Senior Day. The activity of the day was race-pie-eating contest. The Seniors munched to victory, the Sophomores followed with a messy second, and the Juniors hopped in third. Tuesday, October 3 — The Juniors won their day's activity, a string race, in which a string is passed through the teams' clothes before they can dash to the Wednesday, October 4 — For the Sophomore Day activity, a Pile-in-the-Car contest was held 2 5 tiny Sophomores squeezed into first place. while 18 Juniors jammed in second, and the Seniors compressed 15 people Hall decorating continued, with all classes working diligently into the wee hours, on their enchanting "Walt ations Thursday, October 5 — Spirits ran high through Junior and Senior halls as both teams planned last minute strategy for the mudbowl that evening. The Senior girls were victorious with a 13-0 edge over the mud-splattered Juniors. Hall judges chose "The Wonderful World of Seniors" as first. "Wish Upon a Junior Star" was second, with mores pulling out third. Despite rain, a roaring bonfire ended the days activities. Friday. October 6 — The pep assembly ended with the Class of '80 winning the pepjug. Coming in a rowdy second was the Class of '79 and the Class of '81 was awarded a spirited third. Preceding the big game against our rival, the Sturgis Trogans, was the homecoming parade. Led by Parade Marshall, Mr. Emil Lopez, it led the way to Class floats were judged on arrival at the high school, with the winner "Fly up to Victory" by the Class of '79. gave the needed points for the Seniors to win the Homecoming Class Competition. During halftime, the 1977 Homecoming Queen, Beth Robertson, kept cameras readied and suspense up, as she moved behind the three Senior candidates before finally resting the crown on Patty Brown. The honorary King's cape were presented by 1977 King Mark Kellogg to Tim Ufkes. The new King and Queen embraced and took their traditional ride around the track. In the game, the Cardinals fought valiantly only to see a touchdown and victory snatched away two yards short of the end zone as time �1. D a r l e n e H o u t z piles i n t h e cream pie to aid the Junior cause. 2. The elegantly omore Hall has 'Only Just Begun'. 3. Helen Tower and son show Junior teamwork, as they await their turn. 4. Jimminy Cricket rides high for the Class of 5. Tr o y LaGro and Mike Welke hop their way to the Sophomore load of pies. 6. The best decorated locker in 'Senior H a l l ' s h o w s C a r d i n a l Spirit �1. The victorious Class of '79 mudbowl team poses with coaches: Dan Hale, Jeff Davenport, and Tim Ufkes, as they emphasize being 2. Several heavily-endowed senior cheerleaders, including Todd Norton, Steve Rider, Brent Dixon, mal, P a t Kelly, Pat Albright, Craig Mossman, Doug Cope, and George Hoff, flaunt what 3. Senior team members pounce on Lisa Loehr, ball carrier. 4. Junior cheerleaders show off their skill with a human5. The true meaning of soaked legs and 6. The half-time line-up ous, almost 7. Referee John Bailey stands alert in ankle-deep 8. T h e Class of '80 mudbowl team poses on the sidelines: (Oh well, gang, there's always ��Pep and Loyalty at Assembly, �1. Seniors, the great Class of '79, get rowdy. 2. The 1979 Homecoming Court. 3. The Sophomore 3rd place float, featuring Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 4. A bonfire added a special beauty to 5. The Juniors threaten Sturgis with their 2nd place float. 6. Seniors took 1st place with Dumbo, and "Taking Off To Victory." �1. '77 King and Queen, Mark Kellogg and Beth Robertson. 2. P a t t y presses tions as she is crowned 1978 H o m e c o m i n g Queen 3. Senior bers, Jim Lyon, Carol Cranson, Doug Cope, Kristen Goodreau, Tim Ufkes, a n d P a t t y Brown �Tears, Excitement Homecoming 4. Mr. Emil Lopez with Tracy Grady and Brian Feller. 5. Junior Court members Mike Kaley, Tanis Allen, Ross Rubley, and 6. Members of the Sophomore court, Miriam Hoeksema, Curt Loehr, Renee Maire, and Mark 7. 1978 King Tim Ufkes and Queen Patty Brown. 125 ��1. Mudpacks really didn't help 2. The better to see you with, dear Witchy! 3. Even teachers get into the act. 4. Some of the goblins that roamed the halls. 5. A bunch of fun-filled 6. Ed Tilden and Stacy Sherman were Raggedy Andy and Ann 7. Diana Mahood, Janet Wyss, and Mary Ernst are hopping down the 8. Ron Stipe was monkeying around. 9. Look at I 27 �Once Succotas Te 1. Mark Whitesides sings ''Three Times A Lady." 2. Mr. Bailey accompanies the Women's Chorus. 3. Larry Langworthy performs one o f his sions �4. Martha Loud, Linda Holcomb, and las impersonate the 5. The Varsity Cheerleaders sing "If You Our Football Team." 6. Tim Ufkes during one of his performances. 129 �Governor Milliken 1. Representative Dave Stockman gives a small introduction. 2. Kirsi Portsi, Finnish exchange student, meets liken 3. Governor Milliken speaks loan enthusiastic 13 M-I-double L-I-K-E-N Spells Milliken �Cardinal Choir Take Washington D.C. For a full four days, o u r choirs invaded the Nation's Capitol. They sang on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, at the Capitol. and taurants, bus stops, and a Black storefront church. They were attending tional Festival o f mately 2000 groups pated in the festival over the past seven years. A b o u t 350 of those groups have received a and 76 have received The performance given b y the Cardinal Choir was excellent. They received a silver medal f o r their musical talents. However, diers w e r e g r e a t l y h o n o r e d b y receiving the 75th gold medal given at the Festival Cardinal Choir and friends ready to spend four great days together. Mr. Bailey asked for more, and he Balladiers sing at the Lincoln Memorial. 13 ��Women' Choru Women' Ensembl Front: K. Smith, C. Parker, S. Ash, V. Smith Payne, T. Allen, K. Fair, J. Inde, S. Dexter A. Douglas, S. Payne, L. Holcomb, K. Goodreau, S. Klein, T. Allen, J. Inde, D. Wiltse, P. Pierson, S. Kirby. (Missing: T. Benson) 133 �Our Silver Medal Cardinal Choir 13 �The Balladier Front: A. Elliott, P. Albright, D. Cope, D. Hale, C. Holben, T. Ufkes, M. Milnes, S. Denbrock. Back: K. Goodreau, L. Holcomb, A. Douglas, J. Whitesides, S. Klein, D. Wiltse, P. Pierson, S. Payne, rum 13 �Commission Sells School Involvement Front Row: K. Stokes, L Stankewicz, N. Newton, M. Steeby, R. Reddy, K. Arnold. M. McCafferty, M. McDonald, M. Whitesides, C. Cranson, L. Thompson, T. Allen, G. Doll. Back Row: Advisor G. Swan, C. Goodreau, G. Widener, A. Payne, D. Lounds, Sales! Sales! Sales! Candy canes, flowers, pens pennants, and after school concessions were a necessary part of the Commission's work. With the proceeds, we were able t o sponsor Homecoming Week, the Albion Exchanges, Twin Valley Government Day, and help install a Freedom Shrine in the lobby. I would like to express my thanks to the 1978-79 Commission for their efforts and give special thanks to Mayor Kris Stokes, for it was her leadership that made a successful year. Advisor Karen Smith works on 136 S u e Klein and Gretchen Doll deliver carnations for Valentine's 1 Linda Holcomb delivers a singing �1 A l o o k at o u r beautiful c o n t e s t a n t s . 6 . 2 O u r t h r e e wooded, d r o o l i n g j u d g e s are: S c o t t G a l l o w a y, S t e v e R i d e 7 . r a n d Mark Sowles. 8 . 3. J e ff D a v e n p o r t , the lovely Miss Hastings, s h o w s off his leg. a p p e a 4. G a r y Gallup portrays Miss A l b i o n . 9 . 5. R o s s R u b l e y really turns o n the c r o w d . 1 M i s s Pennfield. a l i a s Pat Albright, is a real "Om just w o n d e r f u l , " Tire Ufkes plays Miss C o l d w a t e r Craig Mossman a s Miss Harper Creek shows M r S w a n His sex l . " C a t c h m e B a b y c a k e s K e e s l a r ! " Pat Kelly lunges t o w a r d Mr. Keesla,. 1 7 �Look at C.H.S.'s Future Farmers of Americ Front Row: T. Hemker, K Boothby, K. Crawford, M. Houtz, S. Solak, K. Hance, D. Blount. Second Row: C. Bartlett, E McQueen, M. Cox, S. Barone. T. Smith, K. Albright, C. Moody. Third Row: P. Tucker, P. Albright, L. Smurr, G. Zebolsky, P. Norton, K. Kerkstra, Ms. Kramic teacher, Mr. Trott teacher. Fourth Row: A. Smotherman. D. Abbeg, C. Stem pien, S. Dawell, M. George, G. Wells, J. Stempien, B. Emerson, J. Rubino. AWARDS AND Chapter FFA DegreeT o Star Greenhand Award M a Washington Leadership Conference m t Hemker t Fred Shaw and Pat Albright was the recipient of the Smith River Farms Scholarship. 138 �N.H.S. Grows The National Honor Society was organized in 1921 f o r the purpose o f recognizing high school students who have ing achievements in the fundamental virtues. Since the first charter was granted many local chapters have been organized in high schools throughout the United States. Membership in the N.H.S. has nized nationally as one of the highest honors that can be bestowed upon a high dent Members are selected by the high ulty on the basis of the four virtues ship, Scholarship, Character NEWLY ELECTED SENIORS: Front: L. Page, P. Brown. A. Lundstum, L. Stankewicz, N. Price, S. Lenon, P. Callahan. Back: C. Parker, M. Manes, D. Cope, C. Puorro, J. Wyss, B. Welke, T. Ufkes, S. Rider, P. Albright. NEWLY ELECTED JUNIORS: Front: J. White, P. Hiner, A. Payne, T. Straw, K. Kelly, D. Wiltse, B. Peer. Back: D. Groner, H. Tower, G. Draton, A. Elliott, G. Widener, K. Headley. pp 7 ( 7 7 1 O A Front: M. Wyss, R. Cornish, T. Allen, J. Inde, D. LaGro, K. Heinemann, J. Whitesides. Back: T. Steffey, A. Steeby, S. Craig, K. Shaw. 2 Y E A R MEMBERS: Front: M. McCafferty, B. Kipker, G. Doll, K. Goodreau, A. Douglas, L. Kriser, K. Kinsey, A. Culbert, S. McMichael. Back: C . B e r c a w, S. Klein, K . S t o k e s , P. Kelly, T. Neiman, Mrs. Grimes — advisor, C. Holben, K . Elliott, J. Nutt, C. Cranson, J . Kunk 139 �This y e a r t h e F r e n c h C l u b attempted to upgrade the cultural awareness of our students. French club members, o r "frogs" as they are affectionately called have been very active this season. Culinary adventures i n c l u d e d a t r i p t o a French restaurant, a E u r o p e a n candy Sale, and a French dinner at which students discovered such delicacies as crepes and escargot. V. Smith, L. Aker, R. Ramsey, M. McDonald, K. Kelly, N. Newton, L. Brown, L. Holtz, K. Olszewski, K. Arnold, D. Groner, The S p a n i s h C l u b had a good year. A trip to a Mexican rant in Kalamazoo and a Spring Fiesta were the highlights o f the year for the " Ta c o s . " The Hispanic phere was furthered by a Spanish movie, and foreign exchange dents added to ner's cultural aspects. Front: L. McWilliams, S. Sovis, J. White, H. Tower, A. Elliot, J. lnde, C. Iveson. Back: C. Brown, W. Meyer, C. Grunwald, P. Pierson, G. Widener, A. Payne, R. Rubley, M. McCafferty, D. Wiltse, K. Skudlarick, C. Crull, D. Mason, D. Groner, M. lveson, K. Elliott, D. Barone, G. Briney. �C-Club Raises Money The C-Clubs main purpose is to support athletics. Money is raised by running the This past year it has donated $1,100 towards athletic supplies, equipment and two scholarships. Money was given to help the boys track and girls tennis teams, along with paying for the paint to put Cardinal Country on the Front: A. Harding, L. Page, S. Cox, B. Maire, S. McKinnon, K. Kinsey, P. Lopshire. Middle: C. Page, P. Gregrich — Advisor, J. Sikorski, P. Kelly, J. Lyons, G. Huff. Back: J. Huss, C. Hodge, C. Parker, L. Smith, M. Griffin, D. Mahood, C. Puorro. 14 �What Has Weighs and Co-editors: Mary McCafferty, Kris Stokes Business Editors: Ruth Rose, Organizations Editors: Lorrie King, Kathy Kelly Sports Editors: Marty Griffin, Kevin McLaughlin Activities Editor: Classes Editor Cathy Puorro Photography: Jim Fisher, Brian Sexton, Kevin McLaughlin, Tim Krzeminsk eleu!Pie.)6L LJ :Jamsu Front: M. McCafferty, D. Wiltse, T. Allen, K. Kelly, C. Parker, L. King, Advisor P. dle: K. Stokes, M. Reynolds, S. Klein, S. Nieman, R. Rose, B. Curry, M. Griffin. Back: S. Miller, C. Puorro, T. Krzeminski, K. McLaughlin, L. Gordon, B. Sexton, J. Fisher. tured: Patty Brown, 142 �Mirror the Deadline Back Row: K. Olszewski, S. Sherman, M. Griffin, B. Sexton, C. Uhrig. Middle Hayes, C. Parker, S. Kirby, G. Briney, C. Iveson. Front Row: L. Kriser, L. King, J. Walker, A. Hayes, Advisor. I C , I re 4 fi H S R �In something less than 6 hours, history will be made where you are sitting. The biggest game in tory of CHS will happen here. Albion has beaten everyone in the league twice, except Sturgis. Sturgis has been beaten twice by CHS, and now (tonight), t h e t w o t i t a n s j o i n i n deadly embrace. Two of Michigan's strongest basketball giants tangle to settle the issue. One of the flashiest coaches i n the state comes to the lair of the old Red Fox, Fred Hobart. One of the most highly regarded players in the nation takes on our Moss, o u r U f , o u r S c o t t y, o u r Sowles, our Rider, our Thorpe, and our Super Subs. It is truly us against them. The hour is at hand. Everyone else is gone, and now comes our greatest test in 3 0 years. Albion holds all the aces — except one. That age old ingredient that is native Only to Coldwater. That which no man o r woman can know until he feels it. That which sustains us in bad t i m e s and r a i s e s u s t o t h e heights when opportunity presents her fair hand. (continued) 1. A prominent member of the icans for Marty" attempts t o whip Cardinal fans into a pregame frenzy. 2. It worked for the Seniors! 3. Juniors 4. Even the Sophomores! �The ancient Cardinal that you may feel right now; the little lump you feel when you hear alty; the ice that makes you shiver with pride when the team comes on the floor; the tears be fighting knowing that the last time these super stars will don the red suit to play in this old gym which h a s echoed t o t h e shouts o f Cardinals n o w l o n g since gone; all of that is what we now call upon once again as we march i n t o b a t t l e . F e w f r o m Albion can know what Cardinal Spirit is, but we do. We shall, dear Redbirds, g o with you i n heart, soul, and spirit to win ble t r i u m p h . W E R E A L LY D O BELIEVE 1. The ultimate prize at a CHS pep extravaganza, ary Pep 2. The Sophomores whoop i t 3 . . . . and beat the Juniors and Seniors as Mr. Va l l e claims their trophy. �Pauline S Lucille K a SueL i Jimmy C h Tom C o r Billy M a Nanette J a WinnieA Betty L i FloraR e Co-producers M r DirectorB r u r r n l m e n a e d n i e r e l k n Heinemann Holcomb s l e y s a n e e . John Baily and Mrs i a n Goodreau Whitesides Whitesides Douglas Loehr Dirshcell �1. Chris Holben is caught with Floosies Renee Maire, Lisa Loehr, and 2. Jalene Whitesides and Cornell Goodreau sing " Te a For Two". 3, Sue Klein added a dash of humor with her portrayal of the maid 4. Jalene in "Peach On The Beach". 5. Marshall Stine and Linda Holcomb "Take A Little One Step". 6. The chorus frolics to "Peach On The Beach". 7. The everpresent Mrs. Grimes lends a hand t o Pam Pierson 8. Mark Whitesides prepares to opening night. 14 �Members of Class of 1979 Honored Valedictorians: Ken Elliott Tim Bausch & ence Award: Tim Nieman Arian Sandra Lenon 14 Salutatorian: Lynn Kriser Seton Bovee Memorial Sportsmanship Patty Brown Jim Lyon (not pictured here Outstanding George Huff �14 �Marcher Add Fla Corp Front Row: L K i n g , J F o r r e i d e r. J C o b b . A C u l b e r t . C C h a m b e r s , R C o r n i s h . S M i l l e r, R B r o d t , K B a t t e r s o n , D G r o n e r. D M a s o n S e c o n d R o w L G o r d o n , M S t i n e , C B r o w n . N H e i n e m a n n , C Meyer, S . S o v i s , V Va n D o s e n , J C u l b e r t , C . G r u n w a l d , D J e n n e d a , J H u s s . K D e n b r o c k , Lenon, K. A r n o l d , N N e w t o n , S. Smith, P R e b e n t i s c h . Senior Drum Major George Huff ISO For the first time in recent years the Coldwater Marching Band has organized flag corp under the direction of John Swensick. The with new uniforms for the flag corp, drum majors, and drum section. Flag corp members included N. Price, H. Mertens, J. lnde, J. Jones, B. Payne, ing, K. Milliman, K Ruse, K. Denbrock. J Warner, M. McCafferty, C. Gibson. �Concer Ban Undergoe Chang Third R o w : C. K i n g . N. P r i c e , C. H o l b e n , C. G a m b y, S. Wa r d w e l l , D. B e c k e r, R. K e l l e r, son, J . C o l e g r o v e , D. M a h o o d , C . P u o r r o , D. P e c k . S . S t r o b e l , C G o o d r e a u . M S i r n m e r m a n . G . W i d e n e r, B. C o l e g r o v e , L. Wa n a r, A. S c h e i d l e r, S. M c L a i n . F o u r t h R o w : C. Wa r n e r, C C o u r s e r , J. Pickering. J. Wa l k e r, G. Hutt, W. M e y e r, M. H o l c o m b . S. Yo u t s e y, S. C o a t s , G. S a b i n . Director 15 �CHS Marching Journey to Old Our last look at The end of a long march CH Pep-Band Proves to Be i Twin Valley 15 �A hat decorating contest was put into action on the long train Lace balconies were to be seen everywhere. The Big Nose Brigade featured Mike Holcomb, Steve Youtsey, Dan Mahood, and Cathy Puorro va. One of the many huge floats in the Mardi 15 �In Intramurals Everyone's a Winner 1979 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Front: S. Bates. J. Thomas, T. Norton. Back. Sponsor John Petzco, E. Tilden, At the line Mark Milnes attempts to cut the lead while Mr. Petzko and Jeff Dollar look on The opening tip-off for the championship game played before a standing room only assembly. Jeff Dollar takes the shot while the defense looks o 1 �1 Denny Rogers has perfect form on his back dive, err, b a c k spike. 1979 A-LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Front: K. Birchfield, Sponsor P. Meyer. Back: S. Bates. T. Norton, M. Griffin, • , 1 4 a , • I • 411/411e /111. , Mr Foster appeared "Smooth" in his volleyball playing. Sometimes there's more action between points than during points. 15 �A Midsummer's Night A Dream I 56 �Seniors Swing Out! 1. The Seniors stuff a bus for that long, last bus ride as CHS students. 2. Connie Pope is pleased with the way her classmates performed at graduation practice. 3. The Seniors take one last walk through downtown together. 4. Jeff Newman tries for one more high jump record. 157 �Tears, Fears, and akamirw.‘4w :0;14000001 700° 1. K a y Harwood, S h e r r y Payne a n d Angela Hurst were excited mencement exercises. 2. Co-Valedictorians Tim Nieman Elliot, and Salutatorian Lynn Kriser gave the addresses at this year's graduation ceremony. 3. Exchange student Kirsi Porsti land delivered a tearful speech tion 4. Mark Sowles pinned a corsage ten Goodreau before t h e graduation began 5. 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ROCCHIO LAW �THE CHRISTIAN SMITH'S FAMILY 39 W. Chicago Coldwater, 278-20 38 N. Monroe Coldwater, Shoes For Men — Women Women's — Connies, Easy Streets, Charm Men's — Hush Puppies, Nunn Bush, Levis For Children's — Hush Puppies, Thorn McAn, Jox & Tennis M / C — Visa Congratulations THE OLD FIREHOUSE Coldwater, K MART 5068 C h , c o g o Rood Phone (517) 278•6520 370 E. Chicago Coldwater, May's GUN REPAIR R E L O A D I N G A N D RELOADING ifleamaittfike Donald E!IDLEFC 9 !SOUTH M O H R = E T. COLDWATER M I C H I G A N 49036 C O L D W AT E R , M I C H I G A N 4 9 0 3 6 Auto Club Associated De n . 18 j114 Lad & L-a i e • aut . �Remember Trying to Create the 1979 Cardinal Overcoming obstacles . . . starting late (March?) . . . misplacing pictures, pencils, negatives, etc . Mrs Swan pulling us all together . . . Jim Fisher. ... Danita Jones . . . Sue Klein . . . Tim Krzeminski . . . Cathy Puorro L a u r i e Gordon .. Tanis Allen ... Ruth Rose ... Kathy Kelly . . . Brian Sexton . . . Kevin McLaughlin ... Sue Miller. ... Dan Mahood . M a r t y Griffin .. . Diana Wiltse . . . Sue Nieman . . Lorrie King . . . Patty Brown M a u r e e n Renolds . . . meeting deadlines .. Mrs. Swan's encouragements .. Tuesday night meetings . . . (with pizza?) . . . Mrs. Mullally giving us a crash course in layout . . . re-doing the ladder M r s . Swan's organization . . . selling advertisements r e d o i n g the ladder again .. cutting the number of pages ... selling the yearbooks .. . writing copy without information . . . trying to draw layouts with no p i c e s . . . S k y l i g h t Studio e v e r y b o d y working together. Co-Editors, �We Are Not Afraid of Tomorrow; For We Have And Love �\ ���'979CARDINAL19 �)CARDINAL1979C �� 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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Ropte Sehtio jultim Sopt~ob Stag 14'213Pfthu3s 1 1 S 54 68 90 Ccuteen,Ceato, 184 co 190 This page sponsored by foirfi6ld Plozo 2 �Yearbooks are tradition. They've been around as long as graduation itself 4 1 %NI "A 7 41Ig . 1 1 v J, 1 That's not exactly true. Actually our yearbook, the CARDINAL, has only been in existence forty years. It began in 1937, suspended publication during the war years, started again in about 1947 and has been printed in one form or another Those first yearbooks — they were called annuals then — backed with fuzzy pictures of entire grades, no sports coverage and tioned "Brownie- snapshots. We've come a long way with this yearbook called the CARDINAL. N o w we publish an average o f t 8 0 pages using sophisticated photographic and printing techniques, full color pictures, computer-set type and expensive hard covers. All this adds up to a budget of approximately $8,000. Our 1973 CARDINAL cover, the "blue leans'• cover, was used in wide catalog o f yearbook covers. Our 1974 CARDINAL was used in training sessions throughout Michigan to show other high schools how to make book. The introduction and Senior Division pages o f our 1975 book neited for use in a national design book. And the 1976 CARDINAL became a landmark by being one o f the first high school yearbooks to print full ior portraits. The CARDINAL holds a philosophy of being ever-changing, always modernizing while still upholding the highest standards of journalism and the traditions of Coldwater High School. Yearbooks are as new as today. Alive with the moments we live every day. Yet, they are only memories. O u r reminder of the year just past. And years from now, a smile as we look back through the pages of our youth. This book celebrates the 40th anniversary o f the CARDINAL. It is dedicated to the classes of 1937 and 1977. This page sponsored by Elios Brothers Big Boy and ��-( _ ���Wilvkyou/aitk gotti com.9 ofpoi& ��Tho page sponsored by Ford Realty. �RNA Seitikt' justLeAS 2 SepitootatAS S Stityi 7 Nam:EV.00M7 1 6 8 4 0 8 �I . Superintendent Dr. J. Warren Adair discusses the agenda with School Board President Leo Dollar. 2. High School Assistant Principal Anthony P. Drago studies a recent addition lathe school policy. 3. Gene Wallace, Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Gory Howe and Mrs. Grace Gornley await the arrival of remaining Board members Mr. Bob Welke, Mrs. Linda Ferguson, Mr. Dick Uhl and Mrs. Lucy Snyder n o t pictured). �C. Lester Luce, w h o has been the chief administrator o f Coldwater High School since 1968 will leave the system June 30, 1977. Luce has been in educational service a total of 40 years, 31 of which were served in administrative positions. A native of Coldwater, Luce graduated from CHS in 1932. He started his career in Laingsburg, as a seventh and eighth grade teacher. From there he went to Imlay City where he was the track and cross country coach, faculty athletic manager and social studies teacher. In 1946 Luce was named principal of Harbor Springs High School. He went to Eaton Rapids as principal in 1950 and in 1957 became chief administrator at Niles High School were he stayed until returning to Coldwater. Mr. Luce has been a North Central Association uator and commissioned investigator f o r the Department o f Defense Overseas Schools. In conjunction with those positions, he received commendations from the Executive Secretary o f the NCA, the Superintendent of the PACAF Overseas Schools and the NCA Overseas Schools Committee. In addition to his many international education ities, Mr. Luce has also been active in the Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals, the Twin Volley ciation and the Coldwater Rotary club. 3 �&tack, Gpniturau3,Adati4d joziAiTogeditet,Iii Aleka Apostolidou Kilkis, Greece "I really had a very good time and a big experience in this country. Thanks for everything. Sabine Wiegand Marl, Germany "I'm really glad I have been here. Thanks for being so nice and 1 �Eva Helsingborg, Sweden "I want to thank all the beautiful people who made my year here so great!" Franklin Gurgel " Joao Pessoa, Brazil s C t H u d e S n t s is a good school formed with good teachers who prepare the well before they go to the University." �9 'sopoiS aPIAmS q pasosuods saBod ssop Ao! •JoisaaN uyor ,os!^PV smID • V 'TAAk 'D ' C I 1 ',0!soW 'D ' , , 4 4 ° W ' y :S213NOISSIWWOD CINV 126 I i0 9 Q 1 1 4 5 �Stott Sitcavo,easI LymAust Dove Cdestg SaPIA Dow &km Katity Deltas Rudd Calm& Steve, Gtuu3 Gad, Lad, DeboActit K.cuieht, Cituck Gwvi C.D./4 I7 �Eua Scott joame Neat4 / Mai& jaw joiuv r-totaVa Stpue, 13cuth MoN Citaile DEctak Wig tkADAk, CutztAj TIAN Btabdo, Coat% ��Lecoutt 162tIty Dajtoit Lom Deb Dacia Katit rattatty Sktvizet Daw CoNag Pat FPu Moitiv Jeik °misty Deb Bowl& Ktdd J04 Co4Ity 2 ��k. 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M a w & Taw, Vat W Mtdotte,Weai K w, R-obeAct Vickz Steve, Atutette j acute, W jock jok Mcutk 2 1,°9 ��30 �3 �"1111 * 1 1 1 Bea Kb.* Sabbilk NOT Viola Ash Larry Bowling Tim Tina Clark Pot Jeff Connell Gerald Corless Robert Crandall William Crandall Penny Craun Pam Dealer Trocy Colbert says "I don't get 3 Curtis Dowell Pot Downer Robert Corkey Fraizer Yolanda Gigowski Deb Grzlowski Jim Hemker Judy Herman Diane Klein Nancy Longray Terry McCartney Craig Miller Don Miller Lorry Miller Mike Olzewski Steve Pickering Cindy Willard Mark Sager Duanne Scott Wayne Strong John Watkins Richard Winner Vicki Wolford ����D. A9r . . Moo, Stow, Eypected, . . A d r i a , -20 SNOW! SNOW! AND MORE SNOW! Coldwater High School shivered through the Winter of '77 with the rest of the country. Thermostats were turned down in accord with President Carter's request, heavy sweaters were brought out of moth balls and radios were tuned to the local station for weather reports. Aside from the minor annoyances of getting stuck and shoveling snow, most students withstood the rigors of winter valiantly. But everyone was glad when the snow melted and the student parking lot was back to normal. 3 �Nasadad Davikt.'g Nett • . . PoistiA•3 RA,. . . N 3 �juktionS — Ate/ MSS 1 9 7 CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMISSIONERS: Seated — H. Horton, M. Kellogg, S. Bartlebaugh. Standing — J. Pope, S. M i l n e , L. MacRae. Advisor Bud Blanchette, not pictured. 3 �Russel Aker Carl Albert Connie Allen Tina Althouse Alexandra Apostolidou Tammy Arey Toni Arnold Mary Ash Brian Avery Charles Baker John Sarah Bartlebough Alice Greg Roy Linda Blair Pare Blair Brent Blanchard Rene Blanchard Mary Blaskie Art Bond James Borden Judith Bregg Sandy Bricker Michell Briney Andy Bristol Rochelle Bradt Mark Budd Vicky Burke Tommy Burkett 3 �Rob Callahan Lisa Campbell Lori Carnpbell Norene Carl Rodney Carpenter Darrell Carr Mark Michael Jean Catobius Kelly Chatfield Kelvin Donna Church Ron Clark John Closson Ray Brian Cobb Kari! Coe Kathy Coe Brian Cole Sheryl Cole Patricia Colvin Jane Patricia Cooper David Coscarelly Christy Cowles Renee Crabill Lenora Croy David Cunningham Ben Dailey Dana Davenport 4 �n e l ) r l i i k , 1' David Dawn Gregory Deal Jeffery Dean Bruce Dearing Linda Denny Suzanne Dexter Valerie Dirschell Paul Donay Chris Dorr Bruce Dunn Terri Eberspeaker Susan Eldridge Dennis Teresa Ernsberger Dan Filler Mary Jamie Flint Barbara Foerster Ryan Forbes Robin Forrister Dave Cheryl Fougerousse Michael Frambes Angela Galinis Deanna Gershbacher Steven Gibbs Julie Gibison Richard Goheen Joanne Goodwin Bob Granger �Chris Gray Glenn Gregory Daniel Hall Rusty Hall Mark Hannon Gregg Hart Barbara Hauska Cathy Heator Beth Hemker Tina Herl Dennis Herman Rita Hodson Lisa Hoeksema Laurie Holtz Cassie Houvoust Heide Horton Scott Houtz Gene Howell Rory Hufnagle Todd Hughs Kim Hulliburger LuAnn Hunnaman Marty Hurd Chris Inde John Jackman Bill Ginger Debra Johnson Jeff Johnson Kay 47 �Glenn Kaylor Lonnie Keith Sharon Kelley Mark Kellogg Karen Kelly Kim Jody Kinyon Jerome Klavinski Diane Klein Jeanine Kline Laurie Knapp Steve Kosmerick Bob Kreigh Denise Kutzel Dorinda Lambert Barry Lambright Rodney Longwell Greg Russell Lowrance Dave Leffler Craig Lemonds Leesa Scott Dave Linteau Bob Longrey Nancy Lopez Martha Loud Kevin Kris Jackie Lyons 4 �Michael Lytle Michelle Lytle Tom MacKinzie Lola MacRae Dale Magoon Ties Martin Peggy Mason Jim Maxon Tommie Maxon Annette McLaughlin James McLaughlin Ties Meyer Albert Miller Eric Miller Mortice Miller Rick Miller Toni Minton Dave Moore Charles Morrill Rick Morrill Tim Murphy Becky Neible Julie Nelson Tom Newman Phil Nieman Steve Noble Doug Nolin Paul Norton Carol Omo Dan Omo 4 �Sherry O'Neill Dennis Onstott Frank Ortiz Michael Otis Jeff Palmer lode Patricia Patton Cheryl Pavelko Sharon Penny Elizabeth Peterson Jeffery Phairas Keith Caren Pierucki Steve Jody Pope Thomas Michael Jeanine Quick Susan Rafferty Douglas Reeg Lode Allen Riddle Jennifer Ridenour Mary Beth Allan Robison Karen Roby Jim Rogers Laurie Rosenburgh 45 �Diane Rubley Laura Ruth Scantlen Susan Scantien Sam Schlubatis Deb Scott Craig Sewell Randy Shank Jim Sherman Patty Shettler Lone Shiery Jeff Sickels Doreen Skudlarick Greg Smith Tirn Smith Tracey Snow Robin Snyder Jim Sobie Maryann Ruthann Pam Springhall Jamie Stanford Elwin Stanton Barry Steeby Don Steffey Kateri Strobel Anna Stuart Gerianne Sudz Becky Sunday Roy Swift 46 �Jay Tappenden Connie Thatcher Dave Thompson Porn Toon Joanne Toupolik Kirk Tower Tern Trivette Becky Trumbull Kalph Tubbs John Uldridge Dave Vaughn Cheryl Waderlow Bob Wagoner Kevin Wallace Paul Wonar Donna Ward Yence Warner Rick Webster Tom Welke Sue White Barkley Whitney Rick Wilcox Kim Wilhelm Jeff Wilhite Jill Wilkins Denise Williams Bob Wilson Candy Winters Randy Withrow Deb Wittbrodt 4 �Kim Woods Doug Zabonick Steve Zabonick Christie Zeiter NOT Kelli AcMoody Laura Diane Barker Lloyd Barrows Howard Baxter Terrie Boyer Tim Breitenwischer Melvin Charbeneau Charles Chatfield Robert Doug Covey Dean Doty Steve Drayton Connie 4 Mike Gebhardt Joanne Goodwin Scott Granger Brenda Hamlin Carol Harris JoAnn Herl Vern Hufnagle Dan Hurlburt Clair Leskow Tim Martin Brian Miller Scott Milnes Jack Morrison Ronald Mosher Cheryl Murdock Sherry Neesley Cindy Neusbourn Ken Nunnery Lee Nutt Donna Oberhouser Rick O'Conner DeWayne Parshall Tim Marilyn Paull Bonnie Philip Dave Brett Paul Patti Sargent Randy Sebald Dawn Sharp Deborah Smith Ben Stahlhood Wayne Strang Cindy Taylor Duane Truex Lynn Vettle Jerome Vond Bryan Walters Rebecca Williams Don Wright �Rotuglittg ���Pin ��Soplustftistita — MSS Ni 1979 CLASS OFFICERS AND COMMISSIONERS: (Dick Foster, next year's advisor) Pat Albright, Gary Havens, Patty Hansel, Linda Holcomb, Kris Stokes. Class Advisor Craig Myers. This page sponsored by Dick Johnson Chevrolet, Legg Lumber Company. 54 �Kevin AcMoody Eric Adams Lloyd Adams Pot Albright Daniel Ames Lori Ames Keith Armstrong George Ashton Tim Atkinson Janet Austin Ronald Andy Bailey Mike Leslie Borrows Stuart Daniel Batterson Jesse Batterson David Becker Craig Bercaw Kathy Anita Bidwell Frank Bird Brenda Blair James Cindy Blount Kim Bohannon David Bond Pam Bowen Jim Bowers James Bowling 5 �Scott Teresa Brewer Linda Jeff Brown Patty Brown Sandy Brown Dan Bryan Rebecca Ron Robin Terry Peggy Callahan Nicolas Carl Scott Carpenter Mike Chambers Cindy Champion Tomi Chehowski Denis Clark Trena Clark Kay Steven Doug Cope Kathy Carless Cherie Courser Michael Coville Amy Con Leroy Crandall Mary Crandall Frances Annette Culbert 5 �o\ o 1 Jeff Davenport Cathi Davidson Leslie Davis Steven Davis Steve Denbrock . Susan Denbrock Donna Dennis Phillip Dennis Sandra DeVolder Cynthia Dillon Joneane Dings Jay Dogan Gretchen Doll Robert Donay Amy Douglas Janene Dove Jute Dovey Robbie Dubois Yvette Durocher Kary David Eberspeaker Gail Elkins Kenneth Elliott Kelly Engle Mary Rhonda Tanya Firestone James Terry Brad Flipper 5 �James Fougerousse Terry Becky Teri Gregg Scott Gallup Cathy Gawky Billy Gann Janice Giant Dawn Gibson Marquita Gilpin Cindy Gipson Rick Girod Scott Gleeson Kristen Goodreau Barry Goodwin Edwin Grace Melanie Granger Cynthia Graver Monica Green Michael Grove Darlene Guernsey Tamara Guisinger Daniel Hale Tammy Holstead Teresa Hamilton Anna Hanna Patricia Hansel Deborah Hansmon Thomas 5 �Gary Hanson Patricia Harding James Harless Jerry Harmon Kimberly Hart Doug Harvey Kay Harwood Gary Havens James Hayes Deb Hayes Albert Haywood Norma Heinemann Janene Hemker Wayne Herl Carey Hodge Scott Hodge Christopher Holben Linda Holcomb Dan Hoosier Faith Houtz Jim Hudson George Huff Rebecca Huffman Angelo Hurst Canna Hurst Lawrence Hurst Michael iveson Sheila Jacobs Linda Jamie Jaques 5 �Clyde Johnson Jeff Johnson Sheila Johnson Steve Tanya Kurtis Kaufman Bradley Keith Jeffrey Kellogg Patrick Kelly Donna Kilburn Wanda Kilburn Lorrie King Mark King Kirnn Barbaro Kipker Lisa Kirk Sue Klein Peter Knight Lori Kollrnorgen Angela Kortel Steven Kovoles Lynn Knser Joseph Kandye LaMee Larry Langworthy Mike Laurel Sandra Linda Jeffery 6 �Tom Lipman Arnold Longray Lenora Penny Tammy Lopshire Kendall Love Ann Lundstrum Jonathan Penny James Lyon Douglas Maggart Ronald Mahaffey Diana Mahood Elizabeth Moire Kimberly Martin Melody Matousek Lori Sherry McKinnon Stephanie McMichael Richard Merriman Anita Messer Paul Meyer Pamela Millard Aaron Miller Ann Miller Craig Miller Dennis Miller Phyliss Miller Mork Milnes Vicki Mitchell 6 �Robert Montgomery Sham Moore Marnie Morrill Lisa Morrissey Craig Mossman Diane Munroe David Nagle Mark Neesley Cindy Neutz Jack Newman Jeff Newman Christine Nichols Danny Nichols Tim Nieman Russell Nivison Dan Noble Jacqueline Noblit Loa Normand Todd Norton Jackie Nutt Sandy O'Conner LaBeth Page Robert Palmateer Lisa %iodine Chris Parker Forrest Parlette David Pavelko Sharrie Payne Ronald Kelle 6 �Micheal Peterson John Pickering Steve Pickett Chris Pamela Shelly Pifer Chris Poley Connie Pope Doug Nancy Cathy Puorro Kathy Quick Robin Quimby Bill Jeff Jim Reppert Maureen Reynolds Verajo Richardson Steve Rider Dawn Ridge Deb Robertson John Rodgers Dennis Rogers Carrie Rosenberry Robb Mike Rubley Linda Jodi Sanford David Jarmo Sebald 6 �Barbara Secord Brian Sexton Lisa Sharp Doug Shemel Jayne Sikorski Edward Siler Rex Suer Diane Smith George Smith James Karen Smith Leonard Smith Dawn Smullen Sandy Snyder Lorrie Mark Spade Laurie Springhall Rose Staley Tim Staley Donna Stanford Jodie Stanford Lynda Stankewicz Tom Stephenson Bob Stevenson Wayne Stickney Kris Jody Stout Velvet Straw Brian Streeter Phillip Swofford 64 �Janice Swain Cindy Sweet Natalie Swick Mickey Swift Kristine Taylor Evan Thomas Kevin Thomas Chris Thornton Ed Tilden Tern Tompkins Renato Toupalik Jeff Towns Doris Traver Chris Tucker Tim Ufkes Raymond Uhle Larry Vanbuskirk Tom VanDosen Brad Wages Kenneth Wakley Douglas Walborn Deanna Walker Tabitho Walker Cynthia Walters Lorrie Wonor Carol Ward Laurie Ward Carol Warner Lisa Weakly John Weis 6 �Kimberly Wethingson Elizabeth Weke Lloyd Wells Laura Wendorf Kelli Wert James Wheller JoAnn Wheeler Lori Widlitzki Mechele Wilburn Christine Wilcks Luana Wilder Evon Winger Michelle Wright Janet Wyss Jane Yager Mary Zebolsky Chris Clayton Linda Pam Hecox Tina Horton NOT Sandy Barnett Stephen Bartell Heather Bowden Darlene Bowen Laura Branch Judy Fred Cekander Robert Chatfield 6 Tim Cole Rob Cunningham Robert Larry Dwater Renee Jill Terry Gay Michael Gifford Ted Gipple Teresa Goings Susan Greaf Marty Griffen Mary Grubb Mark Hamlin Rose Hodge Kevin Hutchins Michelle Ingles Theresa Johnson Susan Klimmer Keith Charlene Leitch Duane Leibler Shane Leibler Robert �"Sopkowotes, " But Not �Ralph Babcock, Science B.S. Western Michigan Jacki Bilsborrow, Home Economics B.A. Eastern Michigan James Bilsborrow, History B.S. Eastern Michigan Bud Blanchette, History B.A. Western Michigan Don Bohannon, Counselor M.A. Western Michigan Seton Bovee, M.A.T. Michigan State Ann Bowerman, Librarian M.A. Western Michigan Eunice Brown, Guidance Secretary Sally Childs, Physical Education B.A. Eastern Michigan Vilos Bates, Jr. M.A. University Donald Bauer, Wayne State Duane Bryan, B.A. Albion College Dorothy Burrell, LA, Albion College 68 �Phyllis Coscorelly, BA. Siena Heights College Marilyn DePue, Counselor M.A. Wayne State Lester Dewey, Mathematics MEd. Wayne State Glenna Fisher, B.S. Western Michigan Dick Foster, Health Education B.S. Central Michigan Naomi Fuller, Home Economics M.A. Western Kentucky Irene Grimes, English B.A. Western Michigan Darlene Hackett, BA. Oakland University Nita Hart, Mathematics M.A. Western Michigan 9 Francis Albion KermitDennis, B.A.Adrian RussellGreen, B.A. Western Bertrand Grigg, Northern Store Colle 6 �Anne Hayes, B.A. Hillsdale College Marie Hemker, Art BA. Nazareth College Verna Hensch, Library Clerk Fred Hobart, Physical Education M.A. Western Michigan Reggie Ivey, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Bill Johnson, BA. Albion College Ken Johnson, History M.A. Western Michigan J.W. Keeslar, History B.S. Western Michigan Wayne Kellogg, Athletic Director B.A. Michigan State Carrie Kempster, Michigan State Normal Kenneth B.S. Michigan State Normal Lloyd Latchow, Agricalhoe M.A. University Bernice Lazenby, Michigan State Normal 70 �Barbara Kuntz, B.A. Western Michigan Nancy Lagos, B.A. Western Michigan Gwen Linn, Attendance Officer Emil Lopez, M.A. Michigan State Pat Lowe, History B.S. Hillsdale College C. Lester Luce, Principal M.A. Bowling Green Donna Moore, Special Education B.S. Western Michigan Georgetta Mulberry, Secretory Bob Mullaity, English M.A. Michigan State 19317-__Sg MoeLinderman, B.A. Western Marion McLean, S.S. Michigan Gertrude Moore, Languages, OscarRenshaw, M.A. University Michig 7 �John Muszkiewicz, Industrial Arts B.A. Western Michigan Craig Myers, M.A. Michigan State Beryl Odren, B.A. Western Michigan Detlof Olsen, German M.A. Western Michigan Vernon Palmer, Counselor M.A. William Jennings Bryan Sidney Paradine, Art B.A. Olivet Monty Parker, Spanish M.A. Michigan State John Petzko, History B.A. Michigan State Anne Library Clerk L.ri.._i777 Gretchen Schultx, B.A. University Melissa Semrnelroth, Western Robert Sharer, M.A. University Bertrand Sibley, B.A. Michigan 7 �Ilda Philips, B.A. Central Michigan Geraldine Secretary Gordon Sabin, Instrumental Music M.A. Michigan State Quentin Scheidler, History M.A. University of Colorado Alan Schorfoor, M.A. Western Michigan Al Sherwood, Drafting M.A. Western Michigan Delores Shiery, Secretary to the Principal David Sly, Vocal Music M.A. Western Michigan Charles Sussex, Special Education M.A. Michigan State Rose SI., Michigan EvelynSquires, SAchigan RoseSteffanlair, MA. Notre ByronStroup, B.A.Achtgon 7 �Gordon Swan, Science B.S. Western Michigan Gail Taylor, B.A. Western Michigan Brian Voile, M.S. Central Michigan Arleth Watson, Mathematics M.S. Indiana University Larry Westgate, Industrial Arts M.A. Western Michigan Depeatftext Anne Hayes Ken Johnson — Social Studies Les Dewey — Math/Science Al Sherwood — Practical Arts Wayne Kellogg — Fine Arts NOT Cam Anthony P. Drago, John Keeslar — Senior A s s i s t a n t Principal Bud Blanchette — Juniors K a y Lockwood, Craig Myers — Sophomores S p a n i s h John Trott, Agriculture Ace.tuali All School Play Director — Irene Grimes Activity Fund Accounting — 11da Philips Ballodiers Advisor — David Sly C-Club Advisor — Al Schorfaor Cheerleader Advisor — J. W. Keeslor Commission Advisor — Ken Johnson F.F.A. Advisor — John Trott Intramural Director — Quentin Scheidler Marching Band — Gordon Sabin Mirror Advisor — Anne Hayes Musical Producer — David Sly Yearbook Advisor — Barbara Kuntz 7 �"I Used/To, BO Teadteti, But Now, I 't* Got Three veteran teachers are leaving the CHS staff this year and joining the retirement ranks. Together they represent 87 years of teaching at Coldwater High. 1. Ilda Philips has devoted 34 years to teaching good business practices to CHS students as well as keeping the Activity Fund accounts and many other 2. Arleth Watson jokingly shows the technique that made the quadratic equasion unforgetable to her students. Mrs. Watson has taught 22 years in Coldwater. 3. "Thanks for a million smiles.- Mr. Emil Lopez's smile has been a CHS trademark for 21 years. Sponsored by Short & Son Inc. and Ralph Toupolik Lincoln-Mercury. 75 �Cotatectimi Evnik Vogt — 1 9 0 8 Wwutet, Va4sAlmA, — 1 9 1 0 Wes 4J1/1)wv — 1 9 1 0 F. 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P4P-40ltrAl*.• 4410Pre",bwilivi. ft* 1 1 " - 1 Pea Ono/As IV kephic, — 131,13cont &Lewd 1926 1927 1927 1928 Lyact — 1928 Boaxik,BPJuu.3 — 1929 Bi Ne.whexhi — 1942 Pfizoboack McwCoAss P.44 GapAt 1942 1911 1947 Derah, Mwtpltey — 1947 Rk3/4 W e s 1947 G o o , P1.13 1948 6.03PlAk 1948 LeRby 1948 Coat 1948 JtAit Doh, Dave Jo€ r-qpct rPad, Bz0,74, Foot Rukce Tom Lavuj Dots This page sponsored by the Southern Michigan Notional Bonk. 1948 1948 195 1952 1952 1956 1957 1957 1960 1960 1960 ��I. Vice-Mayor, Doug Stokes; Mayor, Karen Blair. 2. Advisor, Ken Johnson. 3. Junior class representatives, Scott Milnes and Heidi Horton, Class President, Mark Kellogg. 4. Sophomore Class President, Pat Albright and class representatives, Patty Hansel (standing), Class Secretary, Melanie Granger and Class representative, Kris Stokes 5. Commission Treasurer, 6. Commission Secretary, Diane Chatfield. 7. Junior class Secretary, Kris Luke and class Treasurer, Lola MacRae (standing), class representative, Geri Sudz and Junior Vice-President, Sarah Bartlebaugh (seated). 8. Senior class Treasurer, Crystal Mosier, class representative, Amy President, Denise Dorr and Senior President, Annette Widener representatives Jodi Sherman and Jeff Gallup (seated). 9. Sophomore class Vice-President, Cherie Courser, class representative, Linda Holcomb and class Treasurer, Gary Havens. �CARDINAL Gayle Adair S h a r y Horton Vol Dirschell A m y Mattison Lee Dogan B o b Montgomery Mel Granger M e l Poling Jim Harless P o t t y Carol Hausko V o l Warner Scott Hodge L i s a Rigg Special Photography: Skylight Zeiter 3 Das page sponsored by the Coldwoter Doily Reporter and United Farm Real 8 �Titk Candbdtat Stag — "WkD& ItAtt co ' 1. Vol Dirschell works on her layout for Succotash 2. Fourth Hour Yearbook Class: Seated — Mel Poling, Lisa Rigg, Torn MacKenzie, Debb Johnson, Donna Word. Standing — Scott Hodge, Shary Horton, Frank Uhle, Sue Klein, Brian Avery, Kathy Griffin, Len Jepson, Jim Smith. Not Pictured — Carol Hausko, Kim Kerr, Curt Singer. 3. Third Hour Yearbook Class: Angie Galinis, Sarah Baker, Jim Harless, Lee Dugan, Bob Montgomery, Amy Mattison, John Denbrock, Gayle Adair, Patty Post, Dennis Bartlett, Mel Granger, Diane Smith. Seated — Rhonda Esckelson, Julie Davey. Not Pictured — Vol Dirschell, Jamie Flint, Vol Warner. 4. Seniors Carol Hauska and Shary Horton put together one of many underclass pages 5. Each student gets a chance to use the Cardinal's 35mrn cameras, that includes advisor Barb Kuntz. 2 4 This years cover design was the artwork of staff member Carol Hauska Financial management was supervised by Mr. Robert Mullally. R �Though the C-Club, Coldwater High's varsity club, is an active organization of young athletes they were unavailable for a group picture. Instead the advisor, Mr. Schorfhaar and the Cardinal's most loyal booster, Paul Mapes, are pictured. FFA ActiveAt Cotcluttto, The Cardinal S t a ff apologizes t o t h e FFA t h a t technical the printing of a group picture. We salute the fine work done by the members Future Farmers of America. STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTUR 8 �Nattoaat1-folaytiSoditt9 NEW SENIOR MEMBERS: Kneeling — Jeff Gallup, Teresa Skinner, Diana Chatfield, Beth Meredith, Mary Chambers, C a r o l Hauska, Peggy Nighswander. Standing — Rusty Snyder, Brian Miller, Rhonda Rurka, Reed Lenz, Laura Cornish, Jodi Sherman, icz, Jane McMichael, Caroline Wyss, Cathy Grimes, Sue Charles, Margerite Davenport, Chris Garnby, burner, and Jim Cope. NOT PICTURED — 1977 Junior Members: Alice Gregg Hart Heidi Horton Mark Kellogg Lola MacRae Maryann Ruthann Tom Welke This page sponsored by Gittleman's Incorporated and Riverside 8 �Secretarial Staff: Miss Shirey, Mrs. Mulberry, Mrs. Hensch, Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Brown Office Assistants: Kelli Wert, O f f i c e Assistants: Lisa Paradine, Jo Ann Toupalik, Jody Tim Ufkes, Chuck Neiman, W e i s s . Patti Colvin, Shelly Pifer, Cindy Champion �Library Assistants: Mike Clossen, Charles White, Dan Filley. library Assistants: Becky Sunday, Linda Brouse, Marquita Gilpin, Lod Normand, John Clossen Counselor's Assistants: Vicki Wolford, Mary Chambers, Lod Ames, Caren Pierucki, Sherrie McKinnon. �&ficaz Wept Ittholue The Coldwater High School Bolladiers ore a highly selective singing group chosen by Director David Sly from the students in the vocal music department. Seated — A. Widener, V. Dearing, B. Trumbull, D. Towns, K. Blair, G. Hart. Kneeling — 1 . Lindquist, D. Bartlett. Standing: S. Gallup, A. McLoughlin, K. Miller, C. O'Neill, D. Stokes, D. Swain Sponsored by IC. 8 �CliolASMoue)To,Net& �Standing — A. Mattison, P. Moore, D. Kelly, M. Gallup, D. Aviza. Seated — P. Post, S. Horton, T. Hausko. Not Pictured: L. Sours, M. Chambers, L. Dogan, J. Ukkes. Camies f Mrs. Hayes and her famous snarl. 8 Standing: K . Stroble, L. Rosenberg, H. Horton, L. Dogan, gand, C . Coats, A . Mattison, C . Grimes, G . A d a i r, J . Bregg. Seated: M. Chambers, M. Worthen, J. Ufkes. �Director Gordon Sabin and band moved to the lawn of the High School on a warm Spring evening to entertain the crowd gathered there in the spirit of days gone by. �90 �Anuterda92 F A Spey& . . 1 1 6 W t t v O . 1O Straag Spots . 145 PotAktftilag . . 160 Gotta/Jett*, . . ISO ��AntDepcuttogtekth NadiCosset, NR ow CHS ART PROGRAM Art I Ceramic Advanced Ceramics Drawing I Drawing II Independont Independont Oil and Acrylic Pointing Advanced Painting Watercolor 9 �CHS PROGRAM Accounting Business Machines Consumer Low Recordkeeping Stenography Typing �friaustAtaAtts: CHS INDUSTRIAL ARTS PROGRAM: Agriculture Architectural Drafting I Advanced Architectural Drafting Career Planning Furniture Construction Drafting Drafting Furniture Renovation Home Mechanics Metals Power Mechanics Small 9 �I• English classes often require long hours of reading and research in the Media Center (library) as Dee Dee Kelly and friends discover. 2. Mark Brown delivers an oration during one of several speech classes offered by the English department. 3. Acting classes are always popular. Greg Deal, Nancy Briggs, and Jeff Wilhite rehearse a scene on stage. 4. Sue Klein learns to crop photographs for use yearbook as part Journalism curriculum. 5. Cathy Puorro and Ron Shupp get ready for a timed reading in Developmental Reading class. Bulletin boards illustrate Early Am. Lit. and Communications activities. 6. Tina Horton, Gayle Adoir and Jim Nettlemon enjoy a chance for reading. 7. Guy Houtz prepares one of the many films used classes 111, I 11: p'411=1111 4 ! �ElitgksitiComes Bastes Citozcg6 Cl-IS ENGLISH PROGRAM: Basic Composition Basic Literature Communications Creative Creative Developmental Reading Early Am. Lit. Ethnic Expository Writing Formal Speech Grammar India. Reading Informal Speech Journalism I Journalism II Lit. Philosophy Lit. Philosophy Media Media Modern Am. Drama Modern Am. Novels Modern English Writers Myth and Greek Drama Phase Prac. Writing Reading Improvement Shakespeare Short Story and Science Fiction Vocabulary World Lit. Yearbook Journalism 97 �The emphasis in Physical Education program has shifted to Personal Health and Recreation. classes in Health education the gym classes offer many leisure time activities bowling, golf, archery, handball and volleyball. �Platch/NcitteciTo,itelgift Laaguagei CHS FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAM: German I, II, III, IV Spanish I, II, III, IV French 1. The language setup seems to benefit motivated 2. Spanish Classes outdid the rest of the school in the annual Christmas Club food collections. 3. "Ach-tung! You ViII make ze copy!" Mr. Olsen meets the same old frustrations of the Xerox machine. 2 3 9 ��CHS HOME ARTS PROGRAM: Bachelor Living Child Development Clothing Consumer Management Family Relations Food Advanced Foods Home Arts Housing and Home 10 �Mak Skins6itcowtog& 10 �CHS MATH PROGRAM: Algebra Algebra ll Geornetry Geometry IA Moth Concepts Moth Senior Math 4 10 ���CARDINAL CHOIR: Bock Row — M. Clyne, G. Corless, D. Towns, S. Baxter, M. Reed, T. Lindquist, P. LaGm, R. Deisler, J. Gallup, S. Gibbs, D. Arica, D. Swain. 3rd Row — J. Grigg, D. Zeiter, D. Stokes, B. Miller, S. Pickering, K. Pierson, T. Hole, D. Bartle% G. Hort, T. Felton, B. Granger, R. Longray. Second Row — B. Collins, J. Davey, A. Widener, C. Grimes, S. Moore, J. Ufkes, J. Martin, D. Lundstrum, GIRLS CHORUS: Back Row — J. Dings, D. Gersbacher, T. Johnson, D Davis. Third Row — J. N o b ! , L. Penprafe, M Leonard, L. Paradine, C. 106 n e r , N. Price, K. Weidman, C Pierucki, K. Wilhelm, A . Apostolidou, V. W i e g a r d . Front Ron, — J Brigg, T AmoId, M. Loud, S. Penn, C. O'Neill, i n g , B. Foerster, K R u . , T. Eberspeoker, V. Burke, B. Trumbull, M . Johnson, D. Chatfield. ond Row — M. Granger, A. C o , S. Scontlen, T. Goings, L Morrissey, B. Welke. Front Row — T. Gasnell, B. Moire, B. Fraser, �',..,v+v!d 'W 'svid49 'N•40,043 •r ' u d , o p u n i ' y 'zvlou ' t r o d u ! ) P W .0.Vd.H ' A . . . 9 ' 1 — vdt11,V4 ,v19AvO ' V . ) 1 . . . PA ' A P P • h t 1'0.110H ' • A r '00a - 0 ' 1 — v.11 P v. , v S •000)•cr '440404 s 'Amod D — 44041 q l 1 0 H D 1 1 3 9 W V H D s41Q110DQ257r4 TQc1 r i m l l v o n t JO, B u ! s p . . p u n i 4444, d i a y 04 0! 4 0 0 0 4 0 A i s p ! A o a '404,04450! ! s n W I 0 , 0 A �First Row — T. Arnold, S. Dexter, D. Skudlorick, L. King, C. N o r m , C Omo, K. Chatfield, C. VanBuskirk, N . Heinemann, A. Bemis. Second Row — V. White, C. Bailey, S. Charles, K. Ruse, C. Gornby, S. Payne, L. Cornish, L. Rosenburg, M. Sovis, R. S o o , L. Macrae, 1Conners. Third Row — L. Widlitski, S. 10 W o n ° , L. Wendorf, J. Clyne, C. Luke, L. Blair, R. Lenz, T. Meyers, J. Mendelson, T. Lindquist, D. Nettlernon, L. Penproye, H. Horton, Gordon Sabin Fourth Row T . Stevenson, F. Parletle, D. Becker, A. Douglas, R. Deisler, D. Wardwell, N. Holben, G. Huff, C. Wyss, C. Warner, C. Corser, �3 1. Under the field instruction of senior, Celeste CHS Marching Cardinals had a fine season. 2. CHS band shows their enthusiasm at a home game. 3. The stage band is just one of the many activities which band members may participate in. 4. Who could this "homey •• person be? 5. Here's a look at what the Marching Cardinals were like forty years ago. This page sponsored by Lake Ene Door Company and Lodge 5 109 �CHS SOCIAL STUDIES PROGRAM: Africa and Latin America American Cultural Development American Foreign Policy American Political Development American Minorities Constitutional Questions Economic Far Presidents, Parties and Politics Psychology Russia and the Soviet Union Basic Social Studies Sociology U.S. Government Basic U.S. History Western Civilization World Geography Thn page sponsored by Midway Lanes and Inn. 110 �Soda Studig MokeittaJdu sum • �Seteitek 1. Jodi Sanford, Conna Hurst. 2. G. Swan, 3. Jodi Sanford, Sherry Payne, Kay Jones, Conna Hurst 4. Phil Swaford, 5. Sherry Payne. 6. Amy Cox, Debbie Robertson, Lisa Kirk. 112 �3 Cl-IS SCIENCE Anatomy Biology Biology 2 Biology 1A Botan Chernical Chemistr Earth Science Earth Science 2 Fundamentals of Biology Physical Physic Unified Science 11 ���VARSITY FOOTBALL Row One — M. Brown, R. Robey, D. Aviza, J. Carpenter, R. Sowles, M . Gallup, land, T. Hill, P. LoGro, Second Row — J . Cope, G. Matthews, M. Womble, D. Lymburner, T. Hale, M. Uhrig, J. Lopez, L. Snyder, R. Vaughn, T. Mossman. Third Row — S. Gibbs, R. Longwell, T. Hughes, R. Clark, J. A...Loughlin, D . Steffey, T. I. To d d Hughes receives the ball for a run towards CHS goal. 2. Mark Gallup, with the tackle. 3. Rick Vaughn, 10, hands Hastings their only defeat. 4. M a r k Brown, 2 2 , a n d teammates r e a d y f o r another CHS victory. 5. Ref's explain the 15 yd. penalty to CHS coaches. 6. Randy Sowles looks a t the defensive team work. 7. Carp and Womble make a fantastic tackle against Hillsdale. This page sponsored Food Pope, B. Steeby, J. Clossen, K. Tower. Fourth Row — B. Walters, P. Wanar, D. Magoon, S. Mitres, R. Hufnogle, T. Welke, C. Dorr, M. Kellogg, B. Stephenson, Back Row — B. Womble, hoar, J. Ball, P. Mapes, Coach Sealscon, Coach Schorfhaar, Coach Sweitzert, D. Penn, T. LaGro. �EaditustosmCAgates VARSITY CH 2 1 1 0 2 9 0 27 7 Bronso Hasting Albion Hillsdale Harper Creek Marshall Pennfield Sturgi Lumen Christi OPPONENT 1 7 8 7 7 1 1 1 28 Th.s page sponsored by Cerfifoed Transtt M., �JUNIOR OPPONENT CH 1 1 1 1 56 1 3 26 Bronso Hasting Albran Hillsdale Harper Creek Marshall Pennfiel Sturgi 1 1 6 1 8 8 JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row — L. Hurst, R. Burke, J. Lewis, K. Earl, D. Ames, K. Armstrong, L. Walp, S. Johnson, C. Hodge, M. Milnes. Second Row — J. Thorton, J. Kellogg, D. Shemel, T. Stephenson, K. Elliott, M. lveson, T. VanDosen, M. Spade, S. Closson, K. Kaufman. Third Row — A. Bailey, S. Gleeson, M. Sowles, J. Johnson, D. Hale, L. VonfloskIrk, S. Davis, J. Wheeler, M. K e g , S. Ufkes. Fourth Row — P. Albright, D. Rogers, J. Dogan, D. Eberspeoker, D. Cope, J. Lyon, P. Kelly, T. Norton, C. Mossman, G . Fritchey, J. Davenport. Fifth Row — Coaches — M. Lynn, R. Ivey, Monager — T. Kinsey. This page sponsored by Corey's Mess Wear and Diamond Sport Supply 118 �1. The rest of the N s cheer their teammates on from the bench. 2. Jim Lyon and Pat Kelly hit a 3. Coaches Ivey and Lynn discuss the day's practice. 4. Ken Elliott and Jim Wheeler help make up Coldwater's tough defense 5. Steve Johnson does his s-t-r-e-t-c-h6. Quarterback Steve Davis calls a double reverse. The I 976 JV football team continued the winning ways of their predecessors as they managed to complete a perfect 8-0 season. In the words of Coach Ivey, "Winning didn't always come easy for the Jr. Cards, as they had to come from behind against the Albion Wildcats to protect their unblemished record. Marshall, Hillsdale, and Hastings also dug in defensively to make things difficult �I . Mrs. Jackie Bilsborrow starts off home meets with a "Bang!' 2 . Star runner Layne Sours comes in to break the ribbon as*.rk, L-1 tz.t. ' , •"!!!!"4:1,!: 2 Sass, R. Wilcox. Not Pictured — L. Sours, E. Miller, A:Bristol, D. CROSS COUNTRY: Kneeling — K. Wallace, T. Staley, K. Collins, G. Heator, P. Myers, S. Bates. Standing — Assistant Coach M . T h o m p s o n . Eberspeaker, S. Kovales, T. Newman, S. Baxter, D. Herman, D. 12 �CROSS COUNTRY CHS 15 36 38 21 31 Forfeit 20 35 17 3. Corning around bend in the 4. Due to occident early in the season, Coach Jim Bilsborrow sported crutches for 6 weeks. O P P O N E R e a d i n g 5 S t u r g i s 2 M a r s h a l l 1 A l b i o n 4 P e n n f i e l d H a s t i n g s H i l l s d a l e 2 H a r p e r Creek 2 B r o n s o n 4 N 0 3 9 0 T 5 0 0 5. The shot sounds and CHS runners, including Andy Bristol, are off! 6. Team members worm up for a dual meet. �1. Sue Graeft practices to perfect 2. Sue Moore shows 3. Kim Bohannon swings 4. Kim Wood talks over the game 5. JV tearn watches during a 6. Annette Widner aces 2 VARSITY TENNIS CHS O P P O N I J a c k s o n Parkside 7 Brandywine 2 Marshall 5 Pennfield I Sturgis 3 Hillsdale I H a r p e r Creek 4 Albion 1H a s t i n g s 7 J a c k s o n High 4 Springfield 12 E N 6 0 5 6 4 6 3 6 0 T �VARSITY TENNIS: Standing — P. Hansel, S. Cherles, S. H o r t o n , K. Bohannon, C. Mosier, K. Grimes. Not Pictured — A . Widner. Moore, L. Dogon, K. Woods, M . Loud. Kneeling — �VayGTuS1_NotttTLtt VARSITY Carl Albert Greg Kelly Mark Clyne Torn Felton Jim Newberry Dennis Onstott Though better known on the basketball court, Fred Hobart also coaches Men's golf. VARSITY CH 195 178 184 177 177 180 174 18 177 177 18 17 17 lumen Christi Hillsdale Sturgi Albion Hillsdale Sturgi Albion Hasting Marshall Three Harper Creek Pennfield Springfield OPPONENT 167 160 168 17 I 55 177 16 17 160 16 17 17 190 TitMI el I This page compliments of Midwest 12 �JV MENS GOLF Tim Neiman Jeff Rider Steve Rider Mike Bohannon JV WOMENS TENNIS Linda Holcomb Annette Paine Lori McBride Jill Cobb Carol Omo Jane Sikorski Teri Eberspeaker Vicki Burke Gail Widener �1. Porn shows Albion how to palm the ball. 2. JoAnn! This is basketball not volleyball! 3. T h e y went thata way!" coach Roger Fuller points out to the team. 4. LoBeth Page's dribbling an asset to the team. 5. Kathy Heater fights for • 46 A l b i o n 51 P e n n f i e l d 38 H i l l s d a l e 60 S t u r g i s 5 3 H a r p e r Creek .11 M a r s h a l l , 5 0 Jackson ISTRICTS . . 44 V i c k s b u r g Thu page sponsored by 15 Branch Company and Henderson Realty �Bogorn Row — Porn Moore, Coach Roger Fuller, Kathy Heater Top H a r d . n g , C. Relich, M. Blaskie, L. Reeg, P. Brown. Row — L. Page, T. Straw, S. White, L. Hoekserna, J. Goodwin, A. VoitStty GaS PiktiSiv Wttiv 50 - 27 Mai 5 The Lady Cords had many close games this year. They did exceptionally well for haying such a young team and anew coach right before the season started. 4 Th.s page sponsored by Koess Jewelry. 12 �1. C. Graver, C. Neatz, L. Weakley, and L. Reeg listen to instructions from Coach Lewis. 2. C. Graver shoots against the Wild Cats. 3. R. Touplik shows great control. 4. A. Reeg goes for the bucket. 5. L. Weakley shoots for another 0-15 point. This page sponsored by Quality �Womens Junior Varsity Basketball: P. Lewis B. Touplik, A. Reeg, D. W e n d o r f , L. Bercow, B. Graver, N. Kelly, J. Norton, D. Weakley, Mahood, N . Price, C. Miller, C. Neutz, L. Weakley, M. Kerr, L. C . G r a v e r , J. Nutt �CcutzMattoit, Dotav 5 1. Rocky Thompson tries for a pin. 2. Coach Sweit.er looks on. 3. The Mighty Cardinals stretch and bend to get ready for the big match 13 4. Come on ref., he's pinned! 5. "I could hove danced all night," says 6. This Bronson man bows down to Cardinal, Mork Womble. �CHS 1 43 23 23 37 6 40 42 2 35 39 23 39 1 40 36 Standing — Coach D. Foster, M. Cass, ble, K. Tower, P. Norton, J. Clossen, ory, T. Welke. Kneeling — L. Sours, J. Kellogg, VARSITY O P P O N E N T Charlotte 37 Ionia 2 Marshall 30 Pennfield 3 Jackso 20 Sturgi 50 Three 20 Hillsdole 1 Harper Creek 3 Wayland 2 2 Galesburg-Augusta Lakeshor 3 Albion 20 Hasting 40 Bronso 1 2 Lumen S. Clossen, R. Miller, J. Rumsey, K. Wallace. Not Pictured: R. Thompson, M. Otis, M. Furguson, T. Brayton, E. Wallace, J. Palmer, J. Ball, E. Grace. 13 ��Fo66k"JV Coach Dick Foster worked with a promising group of newcomers in this year's JV squad. Each improved his skills and technique in hope of moving on to the Varsity team next OFFICI KRAAN C O N R A D FRIDAY FEB Ho 46 a fou Gue period 2 IQ olau fou 13 �JUNIOR VARSITY: Standing — Kelly We r t , Jeonene Hemker, R u t h a n n e S o v i s , Candy Johnson — Advisor, Barb Secord, Marnie Morrill. Kneeling — C i n d y S w e e t , Connie Thatcher. Above — Varsity Cheerleaders get the crowds going at Albion, just like at home Right —1.V. Cheerleaders build up crowds enthusiasm with a pyramid. �VARSITY: Standing — G a y l e A d a i r, Maryanne Sovis, Christie Zeiter, Sarah Bartlebaugh. Kneeling — G e r i Soda, Mr. J ohn Keeslor — A d v i s o r, K e l l y Jones, Mary Johnson. N o t Pictured — Paddie Patton. WRESTLING: Back — ters, Sue Denbrock, bert. Front — Angela Hurst, Melody Matousek. N o t Pictured — Kathy Kovales. 13 �VARSITY BASKETBALL: R. Sowles, M. Clyne, T. Aker, L. Lewis, D. Herman, D. M . Post. Kneeling — P. Mapm, Head Coach Fred Hobod, Assistord Magoon, T. Mossman, C. Dorr, M. Kellogg, S. Milne, J. McLoughlin, D. Steffey, This page sponsored by Dolly Tire and Schuman Wholesale Sporting Goods Company. �CHS O P P O 66 M a r s h a l l 70 B r o n s o n 61 P e n n f i e l d 68 T h r e e Rivers 57 S t u r g i s 61 H i l l s d a l e 65 H a r p e r Creek 71 A l b i o n 53 L u m e n Christi 59 H a s t i n g s 79 M a r s h a l l 75 P e n n f i e l d 57 B a t t l e Creek 58 S t u r g i s 55 L a k e v i e w N 6 5 E 5 6 6 6 9 6 5 8 9 6 8 N 2 0 T 6 3 0 8 5 0 0 2 2 3 2 1. Senior Mark Clyne breaks through tough Lumen Christi defenses to score 2. A hard schedule and several close games adds up to many anxious moments for Head Coach Fred Hobart. 3. Cheerleaders, team members and fans send Coldwater's starting five out on the court with enthusiasm. 4. Scrappy Mike Post goes up for a shot at the hoop. 5. Fouls draw free-throw points for senior Todd Mossman. 6. Dale Magoon, Don Steffey and Scott Mines mug for the camera from the bench. �12.86 tuts 13AL Kneeling — J. Rider, Assistant Coach Mike Sowles, Coach Doug Johnson, M. Sowles. Standing - J. Lyons, T. Ufkes Norton, K. Kaufman, C. Mossman, L. Goodwin, D. Cope, D. Rodgers, E. Tilden, D. Sass, P. Kelly. 3 I 38 �1. Lumen Christi's forward tries unsuccessfully to block = 4 4 , Ed Tilden's shot 2. Coach Johnson and Mark Sowles look on from the bench. 3. Coach Johnson gives his team a pep talk during time out. 4. Jim Lyon saves the ball from opponent. 5. Ed Tilden shoots to score, as teammate Jim Lyon looks on. 6. Craig Mossmon attempts a basket as others look on in anticipation for a rebound. JV CH 7 40 58 54 54 82 73 63 67 77 5 28 39 65 63 76 67 7 75 5 Marshall Bronso Pennfield Three Sturgi Hillsdale Harper Creek Albion Lumen Christi Hasting Marshall Pennfield Sturgi B.C. Central Lakeview Hasting Hillsdale Harper Creek Albion Bronso OPPONENT 64 4 59 67 75 78 47 87 57 48 60 38 46 88 78 58 72 53 77 53 5 6 139 �Cauli4tatVaitatt3 SpEizeits Guth 1. Becky Fraser blocks the opponents shot as Sue Moore, Martha Loud and Patty Brown move in to help. 2. Teresa Lyon shows that championship form in her return against the Bulldogs. 3. Power is the name of the game with Sue Moore and Becky Fraser. 4. Patty Brown goes to the net to spike the game point for Coldwater. 3 140 4 �VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Miss Childs, Martha Loud, Nancy Lopez, B o b b i Welke, Crystal Mosier. Kim Woods, Sue Moore, Teresa Lyon, Tina Clark, Becky Fraser, VARSITY CH 2 Games 2 1 2 2 2 0 2 0 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 2 2 2 2 Union City Bronso • Parchment Union City Hasting Marshall Centerville Hillsdale Sturgo Albion Hillsdale Sturgi Pennfield Harper Creek Marshall B. C. Central Pennfield Harper Creek Marshall Hastings Albion OPPONENT 0 games 0 2 0 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 2 2 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 PROM 11 �JV VOLLEYBALL Standing — C. Closson, A. Lyon, C. Miller, N. S o u r s , L. Dunn, C i n t e r s , K. Crawford, Coach Ms. S. Childs. Price, C. Walters, S. Brodt. Kneelong — J. Sikorski, J. N u t t , L. 2 142 �1. Cindy Walters "bumps" the ball, as Carrie Miller prepares for a spike. 2. Cathy Closson sets up the ball as teammate Cindy Walters stand by ready to help. 3. During a time out, the team gathers to set up anew strategy. 4. Jacki Nutt prepares to serve another winning point. 5. Coach Sally Childs reads off the starting lineup, as the team looks on. This page sponsored by Burnham Supply and Company and Coach Lite Motor Lodge 5 14 �C.H.S. a d d e d a n e w s p o r t , gymnastics t o its interscholastic schedule this year. Gymnastics is not yet a conference sport, b u t there is a possibility that the area schools may form their nastics conference. The team is coached by Chuck Beatty and assisted by teen a n d David England. Jacki Grady helps t h e team with t h e choreography of their cise routines. The g i r l s c o m p e t e o n t h e uneven parallel b a r s , vaulting, beam, f l o o r e x e r c i s e , series of tumbling Though i t w a s n ' t a winning season, "this team has come a long way and we're looking for a great season next y e a r, " says Coach Beatty. Front Row — 5 . Moire, R. Butler, P. Lopshire, S. Fouger- K . ousse, 0 D o e , K. Halliburger. Second Row — L. Menen• L . dorp, L. Thompson, R. Poyne, L. Kollmorgon, S. Pifer, T. S . McMeekan, S. Charles, C. Gamby, C. Grimes, J. Ufkes. C o n Third Row — J. Whitesides, H. Tower, K. Stokes, G . Doll. Luke, C. Denbrock, S. Linteau. Fourth Row —.1. Woods, Bryon, T. Woods, C. Williams, K. Gondreau, T. Moshier, Sherman, S. Mclaine, J. Meyers, S. Brogan, K. Engle, S. . �1. Gretchen Doll works on the uneven parallel bars. Dunn Marteen is spotting her. 2. Betsy Moire helps Penny Lopshire during a handstand. 3. Kristen Goodreau practices her skills on the beam. 4. Back bends and walkovers aren't always as easy as they look, though Laurie Menendorp makes them look fairly simple. 5. Irina Moshier stretches with a partner as they warm up before 6. Lori Kollmorgan practices her cartwheel on the beam for an upcoming meet. This page sponsored by Coldwater Rendering Company and Crotty �Seated — L. Smith, T. Hugh', T. Newman, G. Body)+, T. H . R. Thompson, D. Lymbemer, J. Cope, S. Kayoles. 2nd Row — 5 . Baxter, K. Wallace, D. R. Vaughn, F. Gorgel, 1. Newman, L. VonBvskiri, G. Neater, L Sours, P. Meyer, T. Staley. 3rd Row — 0 . Reed, M. Orns, M. No9,1. Newman, C. Parke., D. Herman, B. Jones, R. Clark, D. Onstan, J. Thomas, M. Kellogg, J. Noss, T. Fisher. — Coach Bob MullaNy, E. Miller, P. Wanor, B. F . Shaw, R. DuBois, J. Cl... son, D. Thompson, D. Barone, K 0 0 , 0 , 0 Foroel,..1 H s , , T N & , u v . J B u l t , P Allmom, Coach Tim Natotitcuiv, Pugtos Bleak Scitoot I . T h e 1 9 3 7 C H S Tr a c k T e a , 2. R o c k y T h o m p s o n h u r l s t h e discus. 3. B o b K r e i g h , D a . e M o o , e , D a v e E b e r s p e a k e r a n d Jim Ly o n t a k e the 3 3 0 y a r d l o w h u r d l e s . 4 L y o n o n d J e f f S c k l e s r a c e v u voctory in t h e 2 2 0 y a r d d a s h . ' �Tom Newman placed 3rd in the 440 yard dash at the State Meet June 4, 1977, with a time of 49.6 5. Dave Linteau and Rick Wilcox lead the two mile run; Tim Staley hands close. 6. Dennis Herman strains for the extra footage in the long jump. 7. Dave Lymburner runs the third leg of the 880 yard relay. �Front Row — T. Nelson, T. Straw, N. Kelly, P. Linteau, K. Kovalas, K. Heinamen, L. Page, N. Briggs, L. Sours, G. Robertson. 2nd Row — A. Stahley, A. Culbert, M. W h y , J. Austin, R. Touplick, L. Thompson, L. Acker, K. Coe, K. Purro, K. Smith, L. McBribe. 3rd Row — R. Brodt, D. Skudlarick, C. Miller, C. Champion, K. Kelly, J. Klein, A . Lyons, B. Bedford, C. Gamby, D. Dorr, S. Moore, E. Bowel!, Coach Vichi Carpenter. 1, Eva Bowall strains to pull the lost leg of the 880 relay. 2. Two Straw begins to "kick" as she pulls out in front of her opponent. 3. Some of the team members taken breather between events. �4. Coldwater's hurdlers race for the finish line. 5. Senior Denise Darr, Lebeth Page and Mary Wyss run in another Cardinal victory. 6. Jeanene Klein throws the discus. 7. Mary Wyss conies close to the finish line in the 880 run. This page sponsored by Wickes Lumber and Willianiss �VARSITY TENNIS: Kneeling — S. Schulbatis, G. Hart, K. Elliot, S. K n a p p , D. Coscorelly, R. Uhle, S. Milnes, T. Mossman, P. LaGro, D. Denbrock, M . Bohannon, R. Reeg. Standing — Coach Larry S t o k e s . 2 1. Tom Steffey awaits his opponents next shot. 2. Todd Mossrnan shows what it takes to be # I singles. 3. Mike Bohannon practices his ground strokes, and goes on to place fourth in This page sponsored by Southern Michigan Notional Bonk and C & 15 �soltifavA04v i R i g o 4 t & Nigti 4. JV Player, Steve Youtsey stoops down low to pick up his next shot. 5. In doubles action, Tod Norton and Jesse Abbott team up to capture another win for the JV team. 15 �WO4MP,It'SGo': 4 Loag, f- 15 ��VARSITY BASEBALL: Seated — R. Birch, J. Alrich, R. Callahan, P. Kelly, D. Robey, C. Neiman, R. Sowles. Kneeling — K. Tower, M. Sowles, S. Morrison, D. Steffey, J. McLaughlin, S. Pins, C. Dorr, M. 154 Brown. Standing — Coach Roger Fuller, M. Clyne, T. Aker, R. Sny. der, J. Gallup, L. Lewis, L. Knauss, Coach Pot Lowe. ��Womens Softball: Standing — Coach Craig Meyer, M. Blaskie, L. Reeg, C. Nuetz, A . Reeg, K. Hector, A . Harding, T. Horton, S. Kelly, C. Relich, Assistant Coach Barb Kuntz. Kneeling — K. Kerr, B. Forrister, T. Ash, B. Welke, D. Gibson, J. Yager, M. Young, K. Goodreau, Manager Laura Wendorf. Not Pictured: 1. Amy Reeg guards first in the season opener against Jonesville 2. Outfielder Kim Kerr practices for the long throw home. 3. Junior Cathy Heator pitched the Cords to many victories. 15 �4. Senior catcher Sharon Kelly made it all look easy behind the plate. 5. Mary Blaskie steps up to belt a big one with Sharon Kelly on deck. 6. I n t h e dugout the team a n d Coach Myers intently watch the game. �SeloiNzti Potim 'Etw kvPoiti I Swan's Sweathogs "DIVISION A " Champions: Stand- l o p , Rick Vaughn. Kneeling — Mr. Swan, ing — Larry Knauss, Randy Sell, Jim Cope, Jeff Gal- h a n , Tim Hill, Dave Aviza, Barnie 15 �"What the intramural program needs more o f is not student interest but time in the gym" according to Intramural Director Quenten Scheidler. The intramural program began in early January with sixteen basketball teams, about 100 players. This sport was culminated by a student assembly on March 11th, when the two best teams played f o r the championship. The winners o f the B and C divisions were also announced. Next came the volleyball part o f the program in March with twenty-two teams or about 170 participants. The season ended with a playoff in all three divisions. Throughout the season scheduling was a problem. It seems the gym is always in use for the city recreation, sports practice, or special events. 15 �This page complornents of W o o d a r d ' s Specialty Shop and Lvedder's �I . Homecoming week officially began with a dance featuring 2. After rocking throughout the night, Cindy O'Neill still has a smile for the camera. 3. Thoroughly drenched and exhausted, the seniors struggle for a victory in the "Bucket Brigade." 4. Lorry Knauss helps in the couse for senior pie eating triumph. 5. In his trip "Around the World" Glenn Gregory takes time out for a quick meal in China. 6. Sophomores show their spirit in the hall decorating competition. 7. Kristi Luke holds up store windows as Shelly Brodt does her share of painting the town red. 8. Sophomores attempt to pull through a victory in the annual tug of war. 9. In a return to tradition the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Denise Dorr, highlighted Friday's game. ��1. Senior and junior girls battle their way to the goal for a Mudbowl victory. 2. 1976 Homecoming Court: Linda Holcomb, Tim Ufkas, Pat Albright, Amy Douglas, DeeDee Kelly, King Jeff Gallup, Rick Vaughn, Queen Denise Dorr, Shary Horton, Ryan Reeg, Eric Miller, Connie Allen, Geri Soda, and Scott Milnes. 3. Senior mudbowl cheerleaders provide comical entertainment. 4. Juniors take a first place "International Speedway" float. 5. Although they gave a gallant effort, the Cardinal team was handed a Homecoming loss by the Marshall 6. The annual bonfire never fails unity among the CHS student body. 7. "Deport the Redskins" was the senior solution to defeating this year's Homecoming rival. 8. Sophomores show enthusiasm in their float, "King ��an • ly kicked off Monday, October 1 8 • i t was the opening day of Homecoming Week, Monday proved t o b e like any other school day. H a l t c o r a t i n g had officially October 14th, a l l the walls appeared barren. However, students representing each class began rocking their hearts away when the annual rocking chair marathon got underway early that Monday was also Senor s Day in which the played host to their annual p a t i n g contest. This ever, a little excitement v i / d d e d t o the achvity when wheelbarrows were added to for a relay race T h e event proved to be hilariously fun with th e n r o r s munching their way to Tuesday, October I 9 — The first judging i h e Hall Decorating Contest took place. The Seniors time and r d work seemed to pay off as they swept first place. Late in under cloudy and cold conditions, the Sophomores hosted their new event, T h e Bucket Brigade.- Students from each class ran to and from their vat of water, carrying Dixie cups and drenched clothing trying to fill bucket the quickest. It was a long and tiring event for all, but after the time was up, the Sophomores proved to ou h o n o r s . We c t o b e r 2 0 — Homecoming spirit was finally to spread by the time Junior Day arrived. ere still added for a final judging on e n e was getting excited about Thursday and ties After Juniors grabbed their paint brushes and job of painting the town red. A t 6 0 0 , I r l i d the d ere e track forming teams to participate in d the Worl s an e t Ju,gi a n tifig a t r the particip .sa espue e c f a t o r s . e Y ing on a A l p ';‘ • only a few of the 11 0 ' , event. The Juniors, g in their event, with the Seniors squeaking past mores for Thursday, October 21 — T h e first thing that met the eyes of the junior and senior girls that morning was a cold and snowy blizzard. As a result of this, many questions arose. Would the annual Mudbowl take place or would it be substituted by a game of touch football? The most important question, how. ever, was whether the game would take place at all. many d i i s t i o n s , the girls were finally given their choic resulting ' P r i a a i m o u s vote of MUD. The mu a c t i v i t i e s began at 5 0 0 with the Freshman soccer game, the Sophomorel.be b y a score of 1-0. The annual tug-of-war, also n the classes, directly followed th previous game. t o be the first of many upsets y . It was a 3 out of 5 match, but the b u g ily, leaving evening At 5 3 0 , under freezing cold two vic y hungry teams took the f and b o w l 1976 was underway. A• t h e whistle blew, signaling ha h e two teams left the field ins i n • o sion o goal. ey kn accom before After t unity once again in th rose high, the stude s q l , huddles to • so a n d cheers. A I comforted a ingAmtest. The o nal tea lastItebringing o the F r a y, October 22 game, n hopeful victory, the crown ing of the king and que nd the judgirq of th, votes were counted and At halftime of the fo • the Juni , the Seniors coming in n all the e Upper ors taking a mo owning of the king and as also held at Jeff lup taking the spec's' th excitement was over, it was tack game When the clock ran out at the 4th qua shall bins had spoiled the end of Homecoming Week y defeating the varsity If only the weather could hove been in our favor, it may have turned out to be one of the best Homecomings ever �I . Jane Davey and Kim Ruse sing 2. Steve Pickering, the M.C. talks to Mary she plays the accordion. 3. Brian Mary Leonard, the student director, with a pie face as the M.C. stands by. 4. Reed Lena watching the Crystols sing. 5. The Crystals, Nancy Price, Sue Dexter, Shelly Bradt, MacRae, sing about Johnny Angel, 6.10..,,. Penpraze, Jill Ufkes, Kay Jones, Joel Arnold, Vol Dirschell, Heidi Horton, Jane Dovey, Arty Mattison, Doreen Skudlarick, Lori Payne and Carol Wyss are involved in the of school. 7. Anna Stuart, Jayne Widener, Vol Deering, Sherry McKinnon Sikorski all do their thing with a dancing Balladiers sing selections horn the 20th century. 9. Gregg Hart, Lode Bonney, Dennis Berrien, Amy Douglas and Don Hale, do a scene from You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. 10. The Girls Chorus, and The Chamber Choir, sing Beasts and �I CAN H A R D LY WA I T ! UNTIL NOVEMBER 6 , 7 . 0 0 & 9 0 0 TIDBITS O P E R A H O U S E A D U LT S $ 2 . 5 0 - S T U D E N T S $ 1 . 5 0 �1. Ron Sanders and the Fabulous Imperials playing at the dance 2. Kim Weidman, Larry Luke, Steve Wickland, kins, Linda Blair, Mark Worthen. 3. Gretchen D o l l , D a v i d A v i z a , A m y Douglas, To m Welke, Stacy Goodreau chat during intermission. This page sporpored by Bill's Market and Branch �CivaStbiasDaktekStatudates "Utavaitt 3 "Under the Mistletoe" was a festive and romantic event. "Ron Sanders and the Fabulous Imperials" charmed the audience by playing various selections of music, so everyone could hear what they liked. Mistletoe and a sparkling Christmas tree adorned the cafeteria and dainty Christmas cookies and punch were served. The dance was held on December 18th, the tradition of having a Christmas dance was revived by the class of " 7 7 . " It was a great success and there ore hopes that we will have another next year. 5 4. Gregg Hart, Annette Widener, Larry Luke, (ire Weidman talk over plans for Christmas vacation. 5. Mark Hortnagle, Cindy O'Neil, Doug Keesler, Jody Wilkins, Steve Wickland, Mark Brown, Tom Welke, Gretchen Doll, Dave Lymburner, Martha Loud, Jim Lyon, Rusty Snyder, Stacy Goodman enjoy the music. 6. Rick Vaughn, Martha Loud, Larry Langworthy, Debbie Witbrodt, Betsy Maire, Linda Holcomb, Greg Heater, Jay Dogan, dance to the mellow sounds of the Imperials. 16 �' 'Met tkitkIiv St Lows 17 �17 ��1. Seven teachers try to has the most spirit. 2. Senior Mary Johnson proudly displays the pep jug to the winners, the SENIORS!! 3. The Sophomores shout Oct their "battle cry.•• 4. J. W. Keener and David Nettlemon get the pep band going. 5. The cheerleaders also show their spirit. 6. Freedom Jam performs for CHS at one of our assemblies. 17 �Ngana Jerome e Henry J e r Nellie T o Emil T Bloody Mary The Assistant Stewpot Luther Bilk Professor It. Cable Capt. Brackett Commander Harbison Herbert Quale Sgt. Johnson Seabee West Seaman O'Brian Raido Operator Cpl. Steeves Sgt. Hassinger Pte. Jerome Pte. Larson Sgt. Waters Genevieve i n Lis C Connie Janet Pamel h a Rit S Su Betty Cora Dinah Bessie hat Island Child Lt. Adams Pte. Smith f f e s m d r o Roopa Reddy Uday Reddy Mendelsohn a Skinner Lindquist Kim Val Dirschall Doug Swain Don Hale Doug Stokes Gregg Hart Brian Miller J e f f Gallup Chris Holben Dennis Bartlett Tom Felton Doug Towns Joel Grigg Tom Hale Dave Aviza Dennis Zeiter Jeff Towns Mark Hannon Heidi Horton y O'Neill K a r e n Blair Annette McLaughlin A n n e t t e Widener n Linda Jill Ufkes Linda Holcomb Brenda Collins Sue Scantlen Amy Douglas T o m Skinner Steve Pickering Mike �Akti Eacitagfect Eueigag INEtiv 1. Tom Lindquist, Dan Hale and Kim Ruse use costumes to advertise this years musical "South Pacific." 2. Jeff Towns, Dennis Bartlett, and Doug Stokes, jump over Linda Holcolm, Annette Widner, and Jill Ufkes during the follies. 3. Teresa Skinner and girls chorus sing "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair." 4. The show has a happy ending with Emile (Tom Lindquist), Nellie (Teresa Skinner) and the children (Roopa, Uday Reddy) together at lost. 5. Lt. Cable (Gregg Hart) sings to Lot (Amy Douglas). �6. Norene Carl dresses the Polynesian theme, even t o flowers in 7. Among the chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. gate. 8. Cindy Howe and Dave Robey show off their 9. While outside the sidewalk looks like o promenade. �1. A tropical waterfall, orchids highlighted 2. Denise Doerr and Eric Miller a moment on the steps of Temple, the site of this 3. Lindy Lewis shows his approval of the 4,5. One couple takes a break as others dance on to the music "Beginnings. �MSS06/ Got/1w Chuck Neiman was honored for his perfect attendance record throughout his high school career. SETON BOVEE MEMORIAL SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: presented by the Coldwater Daily Reporter to Pam Moore and Mark Clyne. B4UCC.14 S L O M B C a E N C E - A W A R D : Mark Clyne OUTSTANDING VOCAL STUDENT: Kim Weidman ARIAN VOCAL MUSIC AWARD: Kim Ruse (picture page 86) This page sponsored by 17 �ARIAN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARDS: Dave Nettlemon and Laurie Penpraze (left) OUTSTANDING BANDSMAN: Rick Dewier (below) AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING MEN: Tom Hale Mark Clyne Dave Lyrnburner Dave Nettlemon Rusty Snyder AMERICAN LEGION OUTSTANDING WOMEN: Karen Blair Joyce Horn Mary Johnson Doreen Kelly Annette Weidner Thupage sponsored by PengumPeen. �This poge sponsored by Show Shoe Store and Shopper's Guide. �1. Advisor John Keeslar and faculty helper John Petzko go over last minute instructions for the processional as anxious seniors look on. 2. Even faculty members Lester Luce and Emil Lopez don academic attire for the graduation ceremony. 3. & 6. The Class of 1977 showed that they were really the "Class with class" with their exemplary conduct at Swingout, June 2. 4. Brian Miller listens as Laurie Penpraze goes over her valedictory speech one last time. 5. Barbara Kuntz assists with an unruly collar while seniors pitch in to help one another (7). 8. Graduation is often a time of camaraderie as Dave Sherfield, Royce Mefford and Mark Sherfield �For those waiting to receive diplomas it seemed like forever (7) but finally the moment came for each of them and jubilation (8). Then tassels were moved to the left side of the cap to signify the accomplishment of graduation (9). And from the crowd came that outstretched hand to say "We're proud of y o u r (10). 18 �Graduation night speakers included: Salutatorian, Barb Sexton (1) Valdictorians, Joyce Horn (2) Deb Bercaw (3) and Laurie Penpraze, exchange student, Eva Bowel! (4) and Superintendent, Dr. J. Warren Adair (6). Principal, C. (5) presented the class for graduation. �Chuck Dumas, Building Trades Instructor Larry Brueshaber, Power Mechanics Instructor B B o i b l l McCurley, Building Cook, Drafting Instructor; Tim Hill, �Curt Cremeans, Distributive Education Instructor Judy Johnson, CHS Senior, Jo Wiegond, CHS Senior, Visual Communications Dick Aldrich, Visual Communications Instructor; Joann Stetler, CHS 18 �Bill McMillan, Mechanical Services Instructor; Rick Miller, CHS Junior Sally Baker, CHS Senior, Child Care J a n Robinson, Child Core Instructor; Yince Warner, CHS Junior �Elaine Foster, Food Service Instructor Rick Forney, Auto Mechanics, Instructor Betty Taylor, CHS Senior, Food Services Jim Shaw, Auto Mechanics Instructor 18 �John Cappello, Electronics Instructor R o b Christophson, Electronics Instructor �Sara Ball, Health Occupations Instructor Kent Neitzert, Horticulture Instructor Mike Beckwith, Metalworking Instructor D o n Read, Metals Instructor; Rick Pudak, CHS Junior �Pokn A D alas AuttAcLAu.taP Auld/ M utway DuttltAsktIoutp. 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',••• - t • , • • •. • , • w• • • ����flheraw&hrti rdduile1Ye,h Taylor Publishing Edited: Coldwater, Michigan P r i n t e d : D 2 l l a s , Te x a s VOLUME ���Part Our Gang Part II: The Way Things Work Epilogue Once Is Not Enough �Every picture tells a story, every story is different, and yet, each These pictures are your life. . . 5 �John Fitzgerald 1917-19 6 �We've shared triumph days of carefree fun and discovery. . . 7 �And the becam dissatisfaction �Dissatisfactio became ��1960 Nixon Defeated 1968 Makes Comeback 1972 Wins by Landslide 1973: Vietnam — "Peace With Honor" Watergate Breaks 1974 Nixon Resigns Out of the dark came a light. . . We are that light. We have been spectators, now we are the players. �Seniors 1 6 Juniors3 6 Sophomores. . . 52 �Staff6 8 BACC 8 4 Potpourri9 2 Team Pictures . . . . ���The Senior Class officers enjoy a friendly chat with the local constabulary. Standing in shame are Skip Lackey (Resident), Andy Belschner President), Pam Stuart (Treasurer) and Carol Hemker Scnior Class pages sponsored by Branch County Bank J. B. Branch & Iggg Lumbcr and J. G. Yerington 1 �Faith Karin Aleljung Jackie Aldrich St, e Allen Sam Annear upop Chad 134 Tammy Rebecca Jeann OS; . 1 mad Eric Jackie 1 �Joann Blair Math Debbie Braid .fermy Andy Deb Tern kr, in Brian Sue .111d Marcia Jill Rusty Brand Dave �I'ukr Sue Ca/ram. Jody Tim Rich Carl Carolyn Greg Wayne Troy Krnti Mode Randy (. Jodie Carol Gary Koren 1 �Robert Scott Jon Paul Mike Ekui Michele C., PI DtMend 2 r Kriso Dlehl Theresa Ann Rick DeMan �Bruin John Murk C n 1)uhn Jeff ihrk Erna Jar Dunn / Brian Penny Kathy Polly Jack Karrn Kim 2 �Alan) Alan Franklin Sue John Frohn4 Marta Gilfillan Rhonda 2 Glenn Gnffin Rich Ruii Roger Toby Gala Butch Chris Colleen Deb Gummy �Rudy Hall 1 jt.mt.in I Mary K o Detta Krittin Hillborg Jill Keith Pamela Carol Carol Bell Hoff 2 �Karen lahno Pam Sue Debbie Mike l a Kerr Mary Kim Tim Don Deb Lyman' Sheen," s r. Kin K i r a , Leonard Linda 2 Carman �I>on land, iniin Luke Lha Pa Donne Mary Robin Mather Soil 1i1,) Craig Sins , L)nn Lynn funds/rum Gary Manly Kathy May 2 �Ad& Edna McLaughlin Karen Greg M r r Linda My.n 2 Warren McLaughlin Mark Jon Morrill Steve I)avid Marriman Krk Kathy Annette Robin Steve Betsy �\cttl, Jill Mrchelle Tad Nutt Kim Max Rob Debbie Carol 2 �E I Cindy Carrie Mary 2 1.1th I)ebbie �Ann Doto .Cec V IP4,1 1 Brad La Carol slate Snuth Dana D a m d bi David Jerri David 2 �Rms .trnatr ftn l'odd Mike Cindy Julie Alf . 1 . 1 , \-1( .111,0,1 Bill Tait �.1f T o o n Troutma km 1.•/. John ' a n . rua, T J. po Ruth V i m , �Stere Garry Shell) Sherry Kan 1)e6Ine 'rrght r Jan Wolf Julie Jim Wolkak Kirk Yearling Nol Annette Charbeneau A l a n M i l k r Jeff Dak Candic J o h n Jim Haehl I I I G a r y Sues Sue Hagerty C a t h y Lori Janik C h r i s Smith Julie Klimmer Nancy Linn T i m White O n Lytk Ned 3 John Lorna ���L i f e — to they say Is but a game and they let it Like the twilight in the road They don't see just where And all the secrets in Whisper,, our A l l the years will some And take us up Dreams — so Are for the fools and they let them Peace — like the Should be flyin' but it's only Like Columbus in the We must gather all Sail our ships out on the Cast away our All the years will some And take U P — We may never pass this So I wanna laugh while the laughin' I wanner cry if it makes I may never pass this That's why I want it 'Cause you make me feel like I'm A friend Like I'm And you're the I may never pass �Juniors — Some Couldn't Get Their Stuff Together JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Randy Kelley — President, Melinda Paul Vicki Havens This page sponsored by House of Lake Eve Door. 36 A'ys — �LULU' Adam Jackie Annette A d ' , Ktre Jeff Arnutron, Betty Bard Lonnie Kathy Veal Beth T,o7 13,z, Tad , A A Becky Lpa Dave 1111.‘ Harley Burrnt Carolyn Steve �Sue Tex Christman Tim Claar T e l m a 40, . rr, ( k W h ) . Via l)t,n, ) ( Pat , n Chuck Dosier Lori Kevin Farl P L a i t n t y d a Ammer Steve Clark �k Art 1 Ru:h h r Tana,: S a n d r a % Brian I . Kann: Gahna Krystal (am Gat, -ft Stacey Cathy Sam Griffin Kathy Cathy Rozann Tammy Griffin Corbin Grime Larry lialarad Bill I �I luune Harvey Mark Stott H a r r y 4\ ' 1 ar:1 R a n d a i i jaw Judy Heator T a m m y Heator P a u Tim Hemker l M a r y J o r i l l Lynn Hiner Jenny Brenda Hoff 3 Rehm Lom O r e d e H i f I Dennis Johnson • G r e g Johnson J i m n a _Om, �ka,p Slur, k i l n tlit44 A Toni Kuamsb Sawn !Wasiak Francis Lawhead Bab L a u r a Lira Knight Kurtz J i m Scott Toni lauh C.arco I l l \au-, Lulu 1 , , ‘ Diane �t Greg non M . , Jtano, Tammy 7dr, ki 'am .1Iont.) ,ll Cheri Marvin Pat Roger 6 a r r y McBride Matt McDonald Ochn, Tammy .VIdie Nanine Menial Shelly Morrill Gordy Marcia Mundy �sio frI Carl Card Cindy Mark C a r o l Cbris Lynn Noble r Angie Muki Parlette Robin ,M11 Patch Pam Denise Omo Brian Jack Paradine ii f a m o �11 , ./oan Thema Poi 2 1 r Quimb Lee Rahunen L Ed Scott Sapuio M a r y Schafer Ttn, arts �Barb Benue Shook Tony r Gayle Kirby Dean Brenda Deeded ,fell .tith, TOM Jerry Boron Rose Lir Ann Diane Ben Siah! Patty Randy Sharon Dennis Doug Colette �Tmet Sherry Bev Taylor Kawn LA Doug I- Chrk 7 t h S T, 7 - , Chet Jeff Brian Roxanne Ward 7es lops/sir Carol Ton 11,551- Turrur Chuck Sue Lori Bill Kathy Tounwnd Bob Jamie �Kirk Party r Tammy While Jove ..tro tt'Inter lathe Steve r Nang Tom . : 1 1 Mark JoAnne Corky William Duane Nor George Tern Zabont Pete Randall David Valentina Carl Charf Randy Deb Paul Aidcn Rob David Jackie Dennis Bill Cheryl Judy Kam Dawn Jerome Jaaann Thomas Kirk Miller Minhell Rebea Chen Michael David John Kevin Louis Jon Steve Rigs Randall Ray To mothy Laurie Mark Mark Walling Tamara Winner Mary 47 ��What Happened To All �Sophomores — A Howling Year SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Bark Row (1t, r).- Connie Fry, Annette Widener. Front Row (1 to r): Diane Davis, Vicki White 5 �Drum Albert 1)artd tIldrtch Sharon Athton Lynn Ausitn Sarah Maxine D a v i d Dante! D e n n i s /Ibiza t e l e t t e i,7.1,1 B a n . A Kathy Barone Kelly Arnold &diet S T h n Bath, Barnett 1bm . 0 1 r h i t &VP/ ( 4 Lorame Deborah Borate Mary Birchfield k t r e n Blatr �(nuil t n foannt liatt h And) , BV/ Brour Barb l'ukte Kohl Ctnd) Alarra 14n t , 7 t n t John ( m Butt, Steve Ca, r I L t n b i r 1 �Lou, Gerald Laura Danny Unt LIndi Robert Penelope Amta Michael Tony Kathy Daknh James 4 ra, Diane D a l , Tom (./k ni �Bill Vat/ John Denbrock brra Drider Porn Lee Jayne Doll Dean Curtis Julie David Randy Dranna Marty Bob Forruier Dan Bret ()oil,. !Jon Kathy Torn Felton P a Larry Elkin, S h a r o n if t �Connte Trina Brenda Ellen C.indy hirad Mkhael Mark Deborah Glkon GIorrr m o l t Debra Duane Grg. Joel Tom Hak Jenny Hart Yolanda Glgvu • Cathy Carol Hall Carol Jtrn �JoAnn Herl Craig Joyce Donna Guy Daunette Carol JeffJohnson J u d y J o h m o n Tony Kelley i Mark Tim Hill Diana Tony Huffman Vern l Sherry JoeJohmo Kathy Jr Jodi Dm Dee Kelly G r e g Kdly 1)on King juel) King �.11irt A n t A Darrell Larry Kathy Kew& 44 John K r o m , Rent lane larsda [ante. David I l a Alatt KruEd, Pam L a g , n Lyndy Lewis fend Tonya Dome Lunebtrum Loan J i m lack Jen- Nam) Lie En, Lyle �Kathy Troy Malone tr,o P., Beth Bruin Mr//er J u l i e 1 ern Al r o , Martin Cou Mike Rorbt .111 ,Meredit Debbi Miller Allen L a r r y Sum Ricky Mef- Jane Bruce Miller Grvg Loren Miller t �Terry Milliman Ron Mosher Judy Peg Sue T o d z Jack Steve Moyer d Mike D e n o o c I Chuck Tammy Nutt Paul ( Toni Ron Morrill Bob Morrill Cindy O'neil B i l l Page �DeWayne Barbara Rad Mike , Steve Lao, Ponere, Ellen Dan Riede Pally L i s a Rigg l'akte Pole) . 1 1 e I m a Cindy Steve Rakishe Joy Dave Faith Brett Dave �Willard Gil Pau) Mae), ).(11(11 Janet Sethi, Karen 0 1 " \ZIA Dame Shook Rhonde Rurka MektSee Dave Sberfield Randy I)uaut a t e Hark Jock Shern, �Jan Patty Cindy O n Sten, IS S e e k , ' to.lon Kim Rick Betty Taylor Dee Dee Snyder Layne Stun Ed Sobte Evelyn Sandra t Done Taylor Rocky Norm Thompson 1)nug Joyce �ki t ,Vitke Uhng C.athy VanBuskirk t Ind) U z i ! , Bnan Walker o m Ap.a 4 Annette t Ward a h . DeeDee Wardwell Kim i B r e n d a Dale Roberta Jo/ant Lynn Jo& .14ichelle 'Itkt Becky William Neva Stele It-Arland Pat �/on W t t q a r d KIM Caroivr 1>r nru, A r t Nor Karen Bates C r a i g Miller Jason Blount S c o t t Morrison Carol Bowlin C h r i s t i n e Nelson James Chapman L y n n Noble Teresa Colbert D c b O'Conner Marguerite Davenport Claudia Derthrock Patncia DeVader Debra Ernst B r i a n Srnulkn Louis Ecahr B e n Srahlhoal Jack Fowler D a v i d Tompkins Tad GlIbert M a h n d a Traver Barb Goughof I R o b i n Trombley Ron Hamilton C a t h y Troutman Paul Howell V a l e r i a Warner Peggy Karmen P a t r i c i a Scott Kosmerick L a r r y Wheeler Nancy Langray T a m m y White Russell Lawerenoe E n c r s t Worthem Jim Marvin S a n d y Worthen Royce W h o ' d r R1 I n I ',kr o l f o r d ��Getting To Know You, Hoping You 0 pittuz rnrne twnternaan To.iv o , e t t a p 6 i t c . flahunen. u•P 11L""J �No %acre mo.s covl he er ES()eranclo ctue voces elostem HumhcrtoChlrg.ii. Ward I d et v i kom -IA a t kende jer, Wab ex I synte.s Para c o noce Espeteindo J2Lyuclinc Broxn Chilt 67 �Three Cheers For The CHS Staff I. Mr. Tony Drago, University of Michigan 2. Mr. C Lester Luce, Principal Bowling Green State University 6 �I NI 1 r I ��Teaching Is More Than Chalk, Text Book ��I. Mrs. Darlene Hackett — English Oakland University 2. Mrs. Nita Hart — Math Western Michigan University 3 ME Fred Hoban — Western Michigan University 4. Mr. Reggie Ivey University of I. Mrs. Ann (Purple) Hayes Hillsdale 6. Mrs. Marie Hemker — An Nazareth 7. Mr Ken Johnson — History Northern South Dakota 0 ME Bill Johnson — English Albion �I. Mr. John K e e s ' , History Western Michigan University 2. Mr. Wayne Kellogg, Michigan State University 3. Ms. Barbara Kuntz, English Western Michigan University ��Mu Dec le( Olsen Western Michigan 1 Mr. Vent Palmer Williamiennings 3. Mu Monty Parker Michigan State 4. Mr. John Petzko Michigan �Nobody Ever Said It Would Mks Ilda Phillips, Typing Central Michigan University 2. Mrs. Janine Rzepka, Western Michigan University 3. Mr. Gordon Michigan State University 4. Mr. Quentin Scheidler, History University 57 ��I M r M.in W ' "" M " I2 " e t a x l I I s s I A s S k Vutal Spc,t ��The Ladies That Run The Show 2 I . Miss De Ions S h . , 2. Mrs_ Euntre Brown �I The Library More Than Books L Mrs. Ann Bowerman, Head Audio Visual Director 2. Mrs. Verna Hensch, Library Clerk 3. Ms. Geraldine Roe, Green Thumb Clerical Worker 8 �Cooking, Cleaning — It's 4 _ CHS KITCHEN Helen Cook, Srankcsvicz, Joyce McCurley, Marion Parshall, Alice Giffin., CUSTODIANS: Harry Hayes, Sonny Dailey, Calvin Gordon, Paul ���������Brad Johnson — Editor John Vance — Barb Kuntz — Advisor �Top Row John Seiler, Dave Phau, Lisa Row Karen Johnson, Lori Janik, Mark Fasick. Baum ROI. Kathy Townsend, Allen Metzger, 9 �The Commissio Fran Row B. Perkins, P S n k c y. J . Hoag, EStankewice, B. Waston. S. Lackey. D. Dort. Second Row k Widener. R. Carl, M. Cate, P Norton, K. Townsend, K. Weidman. Nor harmed. Mayor Mary Lytle, Vice Mayor John Vance R. Swain. S. Foss, M. Cutcher, C Glenne, C. Pierce, R. Kelly, S. Kaley, T. Meyer. K. Blair, D. Knauss, K Ruse This page sponsored by 94 �The Informers Mirror Staff ,lo,ku Be: Mark Liovut, Kdrhy Dakno, Pam Moore. Carol Kelley. Mrs. Hayes — advisor. Kathe Sexton, Kathy Townsend. Kim LaGro, Ann Schlabans, Andy Belschner, Tim Burk, Deb Stahl, Bill Stahlhood. Karen Steeby. Panda Heilborn Tim pap: sponsored by 95 �N.H.S. C-Club Acknowle Gifted Student N AT I O N A L HONOR SOCIETY R . M r ) ( a t m , . Advtsor. Karen Meyer. And, Nettlemm. Rick DeMarr 2nel Rou Lisa K . Deb 1111.51. Shen-, Hoff man. Denise Lyon, Colleen Gruner Pam Stuart. (-CLUB C r . . / Pam Moore. CA.tal Rerg AO, Kasper.kt. Sue Gra,. Sus.- M I 5 . , 1 5 , R . Ta m m , M i l l e r j o Henderson, Dentsc Lyon, Mike Care). Corbin (5nme). Scott Hart. Mark Hender.n. Stesc Bodges. Chri) Kellogg. Brian DIrsahell, John Toupaltk. John Carncnter, Ritk Glees°, Monty Ma) 2.1Rou Rust, Rum]. En, K n o n j o h n Va n ) , I , L e . ) . Tin Stanscll 96 �Future Farmers Of America Frog, Row, L R . DC211 Lawrence, Kevin King, Bill James, Doug Arnold, Sharon Fisher. Second Row: Randy Scott. Cindy Nighswander, PIIII Sargent, Randy Farwell. Mr. Trott. M i n i Row: Rita Hodson, Diane Smith, Roy Swift, IJoyd Barrows, Tim Meyer. Jay Tappenden. Fourth Rote: Jack Noblit, Loren Miller, Greg Lash. Bruce Dunn. Doug Nolin. FIltb Row: Don King, Rick Omo, Jack Morris°, Bob Christensen, Mark Johnson, Jim Borden. 97 ��So Much, For So Many dIs• 1. 4 7 - — tdtd Rdt. tttoln Charlet. Reed rxne, Chen] 1 ) ] l e a Cardenas, folm Meyer. Second Row: Deb Bond. Renee Munn. Randall Hazelbaker, son, Bruce Meyer, Ton Dear, See Pickett, Shawn Swain. Thud Row: Jim Nor• d e m . , Sue Foss, Janice Onwa. Russ Olmstead, Mark Meyer, Sim Hurley, Shen., Bailey, Beth l o o n . This page sponsored by Montgomery Coldwater Recreation Inc. pert ,t.ottiolg •Isse d e e r , 5 , 0 Poc F e d : , l o t r, e �The 1975 Balladiers On the Stain.jane Davey, Tom Halt, Brian Dirschell, Sherry Hof t man, Brenda Perkins, Larry Luke. StandIng.. Tim Burke, Mark Meyer, Deb Bristol, Tim Claar, Phil Troyer, Stacy Goodman. Seated: Carrie Byrne, Carol Pierce, Cindy O'Neill, Steve Dexter This page compliments of 10 �N M Sly's Sing Sweetly �Choir Council Controls The Organization The Bystander — The Hostages — Deb Bristol. The Gang — K i m Ruse, Stacey Gotydreau, Larry Luke (leader), Brian PaImam..., Kim Wiedrban, Brian DirscheII. Keeping the Car "Running" — Tins Burke, �Girl's Chorus — Performer NI • I K,11, 1,.1 ((I NI 1 ) 1 A I \ NIEntd. K::::: I h,,Frip,,r,..1c, NMI( ( Arcd 1,1.n., Irc,n11)1c, ( NIAr(1.11)11(1 4(.(r,(/ ( S l A n �Fall Sports: A 4:) VARSITY GOLF: T Myer, J. Gates, T. Breirenwischer, Hobart JUNIOR VARSITY GOLF, M. Kinscy, M. Clyne, R. Olmsted, J. Newberry, G. Kelly, Coach Hobart. 10 • )N',4 �GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS: First Row S. M c ° , C O'Ncill, C Bymc, C Recg. Second L a k e , J. Lime., K. Sexton, B. Sexton. S. Charles, C Grimes Row R. Warner, S. Lackey, L Down, S Gracf, C. Mosier, A. Weidner. Third BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: M. Bovcc, G. Collins, S. Baxter, A. Franklin, R S o k ' , 10 �VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL K Daknis, C Hearer. T. Miller, M. Row J Hapner, M. Blaskic, M. Ash, J. Kasperski, L Kerr, Coach J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Fin, Hauska, M. Rzepka, S. White, T. Any. SecondRow: P. Wilson, S. Gray, P. Moore, P. Stickney, M. Poling, C Relich, Coach 106 �Team Spirit Keeps Us Going VARSITY FOOTBALL h o l e Row S Wrdecamp, L Luke, J. Lopez, M . ( a l l u p , C. Grimes, M. Hartnagle, M Thompson, G. Diehl. Serowe( Row: K Klein, M. Carey, An, C. Kellogg, j Carpenter, C Davenport, G. Hurley, R. Watson. Third Row T. Toupalik, 0. Hoff. C. Toth, J. Toupalik, D Lymbumer, R. Sikr, M. May. Fairth Row T. Welke, S. Peck, S. Monson, J Vance A Post, M. Nelson, T Sikorski, B. Dinchell Fifth Row J. Ward, r Pettibone, M l ) o w, 0 Bradley, M Womble, M Boyce, son, M. Widener SrAlb Row: Coach Schorf haar, L Kunk, T. Stansell, J. Cope, a Uhng, Coach Scalscat, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: C..torittasc Knsti Callahan, Debbm Bond, Carol Hanker, Denim Lyon, Carol Tower, Cherie Avery. �Team Spirit Comes Through In Victory 0.`t A e l l AR t 474 " 3e0' \W .71 4 4 2 4 ' 1 ° 4 t 1 3 A : 5 . 0 1 0 _ 4 4 A . 0--sz op r u _ , ,r, t : 1 r ,A3 VL A LT E WR A''',41111644111 T E R 2 a _ JR VARSITY F ( X ) T R A I L hynt Rou..• R. Hall, R. Reeg, J. G r i g , L Elkins. D. Aviva, L Sours. Second Rom D. Hame. M. Brown. J. Lopez. D S w a i n j Callahan, G. Matthews. M t n ! Row R Sowles, R. Vaughn, D. Stokes, B. Deal, S. M.Avit, M Uhrig. Fonrth Rou... T. Cunningham, R. Cell, St. Wickland, S. Moyer. T. McArthy. fifth Row:Coach Snyder, L. Knause, T. Hale, L Lewis, T. Mossman, Coach &Raw JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Standing.. Ellen Grohliski, DeDe Kelly, Kelly Rigg. Sewed Laura Kurt, ��Commission Strives To Make CHS More Interesting, Exciting It's been a very unusual year for the students of CHS, finally we've got a Commission something. In fact once they got started, no stopping them. Homecoming Week was beginning, followed by redecorating attending School Board meetings and the Albion Exchang It's been great! The ammission can proud of their accomplishments �1 �TheWayThings P U i r Academics . . . .114 �Activities . . ��CHS Faculty Personality al T i . L 1 •• / II 5 �"Lord Knows We Try!!" "I think our, English Department is pretty good. . . I do feel the teachers need to 11 �The Department The Courses And all of Arc Terribly The English Department is uniquely set up." Is has many different subjects . a n d they are all interesting. 11 �"My fellow Americans. Let me say this about that: 1 feel that the History Department is no doubt the best department in the school. I never find it boring 11 �1111 I I I ..• History "Past" It needs many The department also needs new teachers to make all l I l t History Ikmartment is pretty. good electives and the facilities." This paw . r . l h v Sin 8: Sonsand Pita �"Interesting "I have little patience with scientists w h o take a board of wood, look for its thinnest part and great number of holes where drilling — Albert 12 �Don't Deny It!" -The darter are quite well organized, so as to create an atmosphere of earning as well as of "The CHS science program is rather several classes are This page sponsored by the Golden Rule Shop and Kolassa's 12 �[c05 (el-ez)+1, sin (€3,- "Math is easy until . "A good class for Fred Astaire to learn not only Geort, etry, BUT to also learn the fabulous Dewey Cha' Cha, Cha!" ThIS page sponsored by The 12 �"The Math Department in this school needs supplies, . . no money to do anything creative." "I think the Math C.H.S. could really be improved." ��The community doesn't seem to fully appreciate great effort put out by the The music department is fun. You really enjoy playing and to develop better ideas The teachers are capable, but lack the consideration of Our system has a beautiful fine arts �"That's where you learn the things that will really help you in life." �Industrial Arts Practical Learning "This class is good if you're planning to trial Arts at the Career Center." 127 ��; 1 4 , S t T o m h e teachers should try to be a little more concerned for e h e teacher is willing to help and is fair I wish to know where the teachers get their use in rigesr • This pagesponsored by ryas 12 �They Really Know "I feel we have a fine business department. Many people don't get along with the teachers but I ' m convinced that they never really tried." �"I think the business courses are �Physical "It not only helps to break up the long day at sch000l, but by having a RE. class to relax and enjoy it also alert and ready to complete the rest of the school day." 13 �Educatio "Gym can be a blast that is if you don't fall off the ring," "P t o me is very exciting and fun." �Gridiron Heroes Face 1. Joe Lopez rushes for yardage as the offensive line gives him 2. Tony Pope concentrates on lines while teammates watch 3. Cardinals' most devoted fan Paul "JOE H O L LY W O O D " Mapes gets ready to ring the bell for tory. 4. Cardinal G r i d d e r s l i n e u p f o r another Friday 5. Cardinals jump for joy as makes another touchdown official. �Bronso Dowagia Albion Hillsdale Harper Marshal Penni Sturgi Monroe Catholic 5 T b t , plgr ,pomored by Burgcr Chef And �O P rainy T P i SCHEDULE p e n i n g Rocking Chair Maratho a i n t the P i e u g of War Mudbowl, Bonfire o n e e r Football Crowning of the King and 1. Mayor Timm opens homecoming officially starting the rocking 2. Jody Otis, Judy Rogers, Becky M i l l e r, Cindy Picrucki, Rich Carl get together t o paint the 3. Randy Kelley gets into the 4. Sophomores emerge victorious over the Freshmen in the annual tug 5. You're never too old to play in 6. Seniors' experience pays off in 34-0 win. �Homecoming has come and gone again as it does but this year it left with something different — that will last forever. This year it was the spirit of Cl-IS that gave lasting memory. �Cardinal "Pioneers" Scalp �EfulN pue uaano se P ° 4 ' " A uyof pue A a v r i duis ' m u .1pLp q2nonp 1!.:!cls ,Aep.raauo!d lo 1pIds m u t 3.78 eldazli „UMW loops „ put p u p .131.11mu mad ary Jo; Almantd 'uo9t.titti1lo, 'mum sjuit!u h.-puma Ul013 9C.L SpIA0.13 .13 claw( kupplo., suompuo33pet.u!p pio3 9isnolwapt3 Lung 7 p a . m p u a u n j se. moli atp guNdeAtcuny �JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL C.H.S 1 3 4 3 4 2 2 7 , r- e w o o r v I n w r I n o w i i n _ • — • 14 . T I P a vit OPPONENT 0 6 0 1 6 2 6 6 Bronso Ecors Ablion Hillisdale Harper Marshal Pennfiel Sturgi .-11• ��Cheerleaders — They VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kristi Callahan 3. Deb Bond I, Carol Hemker 4, Carol Tower 2, Cheri Avery 2, Jodi Wahlers 3, D e n i . This pagc sponsored by Southern Michigan 14 �On To Many Victories J.V. CHEERLEADERS Clockwise from Ta r Pam Miller, Mary Johnson, Gail Sissen, Denise Dorr, Kathy Kovales, Micki May This pagesponsored by Southern Michigan 14 �CHS G I R L S TENNIS 5 H i l l s d a l e 0 M a r s h a l l 0 P a r k s i d e 2 P e n n f i e l d I A l b i o n 4 J a c k s o n High I S t u r g i s 5 H a r p e r 4 J a c k s o n High 3 P a r k s i d e 7 B r o n s o n I T h r e e Sue Moore placed first in Twin OP 2 7 7 5 6 3 6 2 2 4 0 6 �Girls Have Too Much "Love" In Tennis 1Cindy (YNall h . a swmaing time on 2. Champion Sue Moore "sccops" up another Concentratice pays off for Ruth Warner as she makes it as one of the CH.S. top 4. "I think III need an extension on my racket." says Skip Lackey as 3 Tw o pros are better than one. Ruth and Skip tearn up �4+0:A01111 , • • 7 • 4 146 �Young Cross Country Team Has Slow Year I. How's about a great dcal on a pair of used 2. Coach Bilsborrow keep close tabs on 3. Wow! 'There mug be 2 shorter way to get to McDonald's. 4. Give o n back my cookie you PERVERT! Gary Collins and Matt Bonne run together. 5. HEY! The Bus left ��C.H.S 52 A h l i o n 50 B r o n s o n 66 L u m e n Christi 65 H a r p e r cr,d, 66 M a r s h a l l 72 H i l l s d a l e 77 S . Philips 71 P e n n f kid 57 S t u r g i s 46 A n g o l a 59 B a t t l e 48 A l b i o n 68 H a r p e r 71 D o w a g i a c 54 M a r s h a l l 61 T h r e e 63 P e n n f Hillsdale 90 S t u r g i s 47 B r o n s o n DISTRICTS 52 V i c k s b u r g �Jo Henderson All-Conference �I. OUCH! That's my finger 2. Miss Childs takes every opportunity to point out that the TOUGH. 3. Is this some kind of a new 4. Anyone who wants to win this game raise 5. Who filled this ball with helium? �J.V. BASKETBALL C.H.S O P P O N E 57 B C Central 6 50 A l b i o n 7 67 H a r p e r Creek 5 Dowagiav 5 71 M a r s h a l l 6 66 T h r e e Rivers 5 46 P e n n f i e l d 79 H i l l s d a l e 6 64 S t u r g i s 5 42 B r o n s o n 4 N 1 7 1 9 7 0 7 5 8 T �Albion Bronso Lumen Harper Marshal Hillsdale Sr. Phillip Pennfiel Srurgi Angol �C 15 9 22 11 20 36 15 2, 3 20 8 46 29 J a c k s o n C h a r l o t t e H i l l s d a l e D o w a g i a c S p r i n g f i e l d T h r e e P e n n f i e l d B r o n s o n S t u r g i s A b l i o n H a r p e r M a r s h a l l L u m e n Cristi �This r2ge s m n N . , I k T . N I ��Sports Get Top Priority Th p 1 51.1 . 1 1 157 ���This yearbook was put together to show part of the world we live in. The introduction represents our past years, the events which happened in our life time. More have occurred in our lifetime, than any other generation before us. The majority of presents the past year for most of us, and the mark of a new life. I would like to thank John Seiler for all his help. John was the only member of class to come back in the Together we did most of John Vance did a great job with f inances and I thank him Three teachers I would like to thank for putting up with my tardiness, leaving not coming at all — Mr. Olun, Mr. Mr. Pctzko. Thank you Co the janitors for helping us out in our times Thanks to all the people who went along with my unconventional picture thanks to A. Belschner, B. Dirschell, S. Cope, K. Johnson, J. Host, S. Hurley, A. Metzger, A. Hayes, and B. Kuntz, for all your friendship Brad �"Wish all its sham and drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful Careful. Strive to he Happy." "We may never pass this �'74 Prom — You Are The Sunshine Of My Life May 25, 1974, was one of the most enchanting nights the students water High School have experienced. The Junior-Senior Prom, "You Are The Sunshine Of M y Life," sponsored by the Class of 1975 was something most people thought The prom was held in Edison School, decorated in an Oriental setting. A bridge, a waterfall, a sunrise, "Lam Dings" restaurant, and a fountain were all part of the setting for a perfect evening. At the stroke of twelve being strved at the Southern Michigan Bank Civic Room with a touch ental �"The students of the Class of 1975 proved to the tauIt o t h e r most of all, themselves that proms could be like they were in the May 25, 1974, a night �Homecoming 1,14, ! r-0 1. Skip 2. John 3. John 4. Jane 5. Todd 6. Dee Dee Kelly 7. Larry Luke 8. Mary Kay Hannor! 9, Pam 10. Brian Dirschell Karen 12. Kirk Weakly 13. Vicki 14. Chris Kellogg a. Who? This pagc ,ponsorcd by J. (:. Penn, and Wocclward's 16 �Thi5 ,C32,MCC C V, ,C22, 2 kw people deserve special thanks for their help in putting the First. thanks to Bob Conway of Colonial Studios. Not only did Bob make a million trips to the school and other places taking pictures also suf fered with us through indecision, 11115[2kes, changes Ind m a k . . Still through it ill Bob always smiled and we especially thank him Thank you to all our sponsors and patrons without whom we would be f inancially unable to make a yearbook and to John Vance the bugness end of Finally and most special of all, honk you to this year's.Editor, Brad Johnson and ho very able assmtant John Seiler These two am handedly responsible for the completion of the maionty of I believe they have done an exceptional job and have given us a fine book for �Succotash VI Making Even �Orr 6 �1. Inspector Shawn Swain finds Ann Rebentisch's cach 2. The first place rating at District Marching Festival with smiles from band director 3. Olivet College graciously hosted this year's band �In 1974 the 80 Marching Band had a A good crop of 55 dependable achin f o r s s . music' succes SeniorsT h eband marched or four home games, and at the district marching festival, received a First Division e n r t teaining and unorthodox parody on The band was this year than in rscame forth ideasStu e t lt e h s w p m c d n a B Kimball. 16 �Doolittle S h • H e n r y Higgins . e • h l P. D o o l i t t l e r • h Eynsford H i l l P a M h y r e i y a Dirschell a Perkins k l Kelly n d r i Burke d n a Hoffman m n B B r i I !ugh Pickering R Pearce r T Meyer Tr o y e r C h r i s To t h CHORi Female — Carrie Byrne. Cindy Piermki. Sracet I I . Me led. Ann Sahlubates. Muriel Reppert. Thersa Skinner. Karen BWr. Cindy Thompgm. Kim Ron. Michell Skinner. Carol P i c o , Annette Widener. Kartm Arcywig. Caste Ballet Diane Chatfield. Carl, Grime, Kim Parker. Ann Cunninglom Male — Brian Miller. Tom Linhquest. Ton D u a n e 'dock,. Tom Felton. Tom Flail. Doug Stokes. Bill S,ahh,auh Jell Gallo, Doug !Main, Doug T m • P:, komi: Dennis loiter. Pat Mkt:tide, Joe Johnson. Brad J o h n . . . ���PATRONS Academy Hill Arnold's House Arnold's Midway House Walt Balcom JoAnne's Bargman Johnson Barr' Kaiser Electric Branch County Tank and Luedder' Max Larson The McNamara Carroll's Christian Nichols Accounting and Tax Coldwater Optical Otto and Dally Tire Company Petrosoff Doris's Beauty The Eagle Printing Seaman's Office Supply Farm White Supply Flowers Wilbur's Furniture Dr. Sheriff Wilhelm 17 ���Here's your story so far, how will you 17 ����� 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/6f0e7c7d1064c54ee47d9b2b5d8c8b86.pdf 836fb31e0c12d293cf2330b3dc13e9a3 PDF Text Text . ����Nineteen Hundred SeventyColdwater Volume 37 ��Sophomores 64 Activities 74 Friends 150 ��Use what talents the woods would be if no birds sang there that sang ��It is with as with a play — it matters not how long but how the acting Senec �If a man does not with his companions, perhaps if he hears a different Let him step to the music which however measured or Thore 9 ��Throw out the Throw my out there, Throw my out the I don't them cuz I'll be here with Bob ���Happy are those who and are ready to pay the make them 1 ��Everythin has but not sees if. ��peopl From an echo for a way strugglin to be and Anxiet overwhelm the total truth of as my suffers to be Communicatin is not the answer — I will always from II �Vicki Schultz; Secretary, Steve Stankewicz; Treasurer, Kathy Post: Vice President, Dada Allen; President 1 Senior �Sharon Adams Tom Allemier Darla Allen Greg Allen Pat Baird Dave Baker Colleen Bartell Terry Barringer Don Barrows J e n n y Bartlebaugh Jett Barton Marty Beaty CaM, b c , e , 11 1:46 11111 Deb Boyer 1 �John Linda Tom Robyn Terry Mary Deb Noreen Rose 20 Becky Janet Judy Chuck Vicki Sharon Nevada �Sandy Terry Tina Deb Sally Robin Patti Cindy Mike Mark Betsy Alan Penny Skip Kim Katarina 2 �Monique Dave Diane Jack Kathy Kathy 2 Diane Terry Ron Robin Grace Chris Lory Brad JoAnne Sally �Laud Nancy Gayle Haze/ Kathy Mark Mary Mark Marvin Laura Suzanne Timothy Holly Bob Mary Karen Shen 2 �P uop5ue7 JOLUOOJN e p i . 4 7 Me), auuv savor allege7 Pisumeoi JUISEION M O M uosuyor unVer >ioseqn)i )1J!)1 elquiN !4s.iadseN uediem uosuqop Xabinvi �Terry Kay Dave Janet Deb Bill Scott Sue Lymbumer Frank Kathy Randy Deb Ron Ken Pat Marijo 2 �Diana Dona Sally Tom Olmstead 2 Beb Kristi Janis Dean Kebben Mary Phil Scott �Mark Phil Ron Martha Autumn Dale Patricia Mark Rob Debra Randy Kathy Jeff Deb Gary Kathy 2 �Tom 2 Deborah Dan Sherri Diane Annette Vicki Clara Cathy Kathy Sam Scant/ Brenda Stan John Mike Wendy �f Phil Carol Cathy Shirk Diana Smith Karen Snyder John Jack Smith Snvder Sharon Stewart Kathy Bill Smith Teresa Staley John Stokes 2 �John Leanna Sylvia Janie rower 3 Diane Carol Sandy Kim Linda Taylor Teresa Taylor Mike Mary John Torrey Cindy Keith Dave �Pat Nora Richard Greg Jack Pat Russ Cherie Youngquist Alan Denny Mark Cindy Tom Sherry Ed Scot �Steve Max L Barb Joe Judy Bob Hannau Larry Roger Gail 'NM 3 c Mark Dave Bob Marcie Chris Theresa ����IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ,IIIIIIIIIIIII, �UPPER FAR LEFT: Marilyn DePue UPPER CENTER LEFT: Vernon Palmer UPPER LEFT: A n n Bowerman FAR ABOVE, C. Lester Luce ABOVE: Don Bohannon FAR L E F T Secretaries, M i s s Shiery, M r s l i e n s c h , M r s . Linn, M r s Brown, Mrs M u l b e r r y. LEFT: A P. Drage �Teachers Their In RIGHT: Mrs. Odren CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Lowe FAR RIGHT: Mr. Ken Johnson BELOW M r. M c R u e r BELOW RIGHT: Mr. Kessler BELOW CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Scheidler FAR RIGHT B E L O W Mr. Billsbarrow 3i �11 ��FAR LEFT: CENTER LEFT: LEFT: Mrs. BELOW: FAR LEFT BELOW: CENTER LEFT BELOW Mr LEFT BELOW: FAR BELOW: �P. E., Music, Capitalize Inborn �FAR LEFT LEFT Mrs. FAR LEFT BELOW: CENTER LEFT BELOW: LEFT BELOW, BELOW: �President — Mary Lytle Vice President — Jill Hapner Secretary-- 0 Faith Cheryl Jackie Jeannie Scott Steve Deb Arnold Craig Chad Bob Eric Rick Tammy Becky Jackie 44 �Andy Kim Marcia Bob Debbie Bond Tan Booher Jill Kevin Brian Phil Debbie Sue Alice Dave Vickie Tim Greg Kristi Sue Rich Deb Wayne Mike Anette Troy Billie Randy Jody Carol Gary 45 �Karen Scott Teresa Charity Jerry Paul Ann Michele Cutcher Jeff Jill Elisa Rick Gary Steve Kristi Debbie Brian Barb Kirk Mark Gerry Jess Hieke Rick Jeff Dick Mark Brian Kathy Martha 46 �Penny Fisk Jack Fleming Marty Force Sue Foss Donna Foster Roger Frailey Alan Franklin John Frohnappel Russ Gardner Sherry Gaulin Marta Gilfillan Rick Gleason Chris Granger Rhonda Granger Babbie Gregory Terry Greshaw Glenn Griffin Colleen Gruner Deb Geurnsey Bill Hance Mary Kay Hannon Jill Hapner Keith Harris Janean Harvey Jeff Heckman De Etta Hecox Pam Heilbom Carol Hemker Jeanne Hemker Kristen Hillborg 4 �wa4spun7 uuki .94n7 kie7 zedo7 kCieti uui7 umumpull Jepuri upoui7 m.:nise7 uauueo p e u o e l eiqqea e46eA 7 a i l e i S 21J07 eue7 (pi a i s &1 uoi Aeyoel k e n yun>i ▪ e i l n r ▪ e s q Jefrfey wey pimp/a esnouem uosuyor ens uosutior uosugor ueJoi uosuyor pee flamer Aeunt4 ens uetugoi-i 'Ways 110H 5 e 0 H IOJEO �Shirley Denice Chris Mary Craig Gary Robin Rose Steve Kathy Jeannie Sheila Edna Kathy Mark Karen Alan Kirk Janice Greg Jon Robin Greg Linda Steve Steve Cindy Jim Alberta Tad 49 �Jeff Max Jill Michelle Dave Kim Rob Pam Allen Sherry Cheryl Brenda Joan Dave Jan Carol Kevin Tony Penny Ann Crystal Cathy Muriel Bonny Steve Cindy Carrie Lillian Rene Greg 50 �Frank Mary Steve Debbie Ann John Doug John Shirley Cathy Russ Gary Carol Cathy Chris Dana David Julie Mike David Billy Stahl Lori Karen Mike Russ Pam Renee Shawn Jan Todd 5 �Mike Julie Billy Belinda Deb Taylor Bob Cindy Jeff Linda Tompkins Mark John Toupalik Ron Towers Kathy Phil Martha Sue John Trudie Lance Van Joe Gaye Rick Mark Ruth Roberta Mike Tim Pat Steve Sherry 32 �Terry Kathy Garry Jerry Kim Jim Jim Shelly Deb Julie Lorna Chuck Tina Marvin Dave Mike Chris Brad Patty Toby Dan Debbie David John NOT PICTURED: K i m Foley C h r i s Lytle Rich Fraley W a r r e n McLaughlin Sam Annear M e l o d y Gigowski K a t h y Parker Jenny Bawden J a c k Graef K e v i n Pilbeam Joann Blair L o r i Janik E l a i n e Scaggs Rodney Blount J e f f Kearns G e o r g e Shaw Mark Bovee G a y Kipfer R o d n e y Siler Rusty Brand D a v e Knight B r a d Smith Deb Carpenter R i c k Lahnum B e t s e y Sperry Rose Cholka L i n d a Lawrence S h a r o n Stuart Dave Dirschell D e b Loomis M i k e Sturgeon Vicky Drayton J e f f Luce 53 �serving LEFT T O RIGHT: Mrs. Everett, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. McCurley, Mrs. Stankewicz, Mrs M o n r o e , NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Parshall. Mrs. Gilfillan. ABOVE: Charlie. b e l o v e d j a n i t o r at C H S f o r 2 5 years, l e f t as this year. R I G H T Harry Hayes and Sonny Dailey are our daytime janitors. NOT PICTURED: are our evening janitors, J o h n Shiery and Torn McCall. 54 �fr:1:1), Ich Spreche H e r r 0 1 5 0 11 Yo Hablo 55 �Science, You Can't by FAR A B O V E M r s Wa t s o n ABOVE M r s H a r t RIGHT M r D e w e y 56 �ABOVE LEFT. Mr. Bushouse FAR ABOVE: Mr. Valle L E F T Mr. Ivey ABOVE M r . Bovee �UPPER LEFT: Mr. Myers LEFT M S s Philips FAR A B O V E M r . S h e r w o o d ABOVE. Mr. Westgate UPPER FAR RIGHT • Mrs. Fuerstenau UPPER RIGHT M r s . Rzepka FAR RIGHT: Miss Jonkers RIGHT: Mr. Sussex NOT PICTURED, Mrs. Fuller ��The Teachers From �UPPER FAR LEFT: Diane WoIta. Phys. Ed. FAR LEFT: Tim Szalranski, Business UPPER LEFT. Cathy O'Hare. Art LEFT. Wanita Sutton. Sociology ABOVE: Carol Arey. Math 6 �Exchange Students, Friends From ABOVE: Barbara Dornancic, Yugoslavia ABOVE RIGHT. H a n n a u Kivinen, Finland RIGHT: Chnstiane Richt, Germany 62 �" LEFT H e i k e Eggers. Germany BELOW Kafarina Fla!Med, Sweden 6 �President — Vice President — Secretary — Treasurer — SOPHOMOR Les Annette Michon Aker Lisa Karen Cheryl Leon Willie Cherie Tim Avery Sherrie Betty Vicki Rick Kevin 44 �Hector Dawn Jason Tom Lonnie Kathy Sarah Dan Beth Todd Steve Becky Dave Doug Harley Carolyn Pam Deb Sue Carl Merlin Tex Mike Tim Colleen Teresa Diane Terry Cindy Penny 6 �Shaunda Cathy Rob Cooper John Chris Roberta Council Scott Mike Pat Steven Kim Chuck Chris Scott Marla Brandy Sue Greg Connie Chuck Roger Kerry Lori Kevin Aiden Steve Linda Scott Eddie Brenda 6 �Rob Dave Candy Tami Sandy Jan Brian Karen Greg Krystal Cam Rick Chris Don Marcia Bob Dennis Stacy Kathy Catherine Cathy Roxanne Jeff Susie Sam Tammy Corbin Larry Hope Jenny 67 �Scott Hart Mark Hart nagle Vicki Havens Harry Harwood Louise Harvey Ihmah Sue Hawkins J o h n Haynes Cathie Hayward Randy Haze(baker J u d y Heater Ta m m y Heator Paul Heffelfinger Tim H e m k e r Mary Jo Henderson Ly n n Hiner Brenda Hoff Jeannie H o o d Marvin Herman Orval Huff L o n Hunker Gary Hurley Robin Huss Dennis Johnson Greg Johnson Jim Johnson Rick Jones Sharon Kaley J u d y Kasperski J u d y Kam Colleen Katz 1 6 �Debbie Randy Chris Wes Dawn Tony Ken Jim Scott Jerry Lisa Sue Laura Rick Julie Darla Toni Diane Linda Beth Frances Don Carey Jan Bob Sandy Julie Robin Julie Kathy 6 �Greg Jayann Gary Dan Laurie Matt Deb Tammy Tom Pat Sherry Dan Don Micki Monte Dave John John Pam Becky Brian Dean Joyce Mitch Pam Rick Tammy Nanine Tonya Mike 70 �Shelly Gordon Chris Marcia Renee Carl Mike Carol Robin Earl Chris Mark Cindy Tia Dan Rickalene Glen Angie Deb O'Conner Russ Pam Denise Janice Rick Jody Brian Jack Para Jim Micki Carol 7 �Penny Norman Melinda Scott Howie Terry Mike Ted Jill John Sue Cindy Marcia Vicki Joan Teresa Jim Bill Cindy Kathy Sarah Lois Scott Ed Diane Barb Tim Judy Ed Tim 72 �Scott Jane Scant/ Mary Martha Mike Chris Barb Randy Bernie Raymond Tony Ray Brenda Gayle Michelle Dean Gerry Jerry Jill Jon Kirby Mike Tom Jerry Brian Rose Luanne Diane Ben Tim 73 �Patty Randy Sharon Dennis Doug Janet Sherry Laurie Gary Doug Chris Tom Carol Robin Tim Tom Mark Bob Chet Brian Chuck Suzanne Brent Jamie Jeff Roxanne Lori Bill Denise Howard 74 �Kirk Pat Marion Larry Leslee ft Tammy Jim Nancy Mark Gary Corky Jerry Tammy Sheila Tom Scott JoAnn Duane Yockey George Yockey Terri Darlene Elaine THOSE NOT PICTURED.Terry Michon Aker K i m Doug Brown Jody Cazier C h e r y l Bill Clark R o s e David Davies J e a n n i e Carol Emerson David Foster K a t h y Mike Linda Phylis Tom Jeannie Bill Tim Beverly Bill Carla Steve James Debbie Tom Sandy Daryl Cathy Karen Sheila Rodney Steve Mary 75 ��activitie because you take your life in (instead of scheming how to beat the a man can proudly lose, or and hope death himself will do because you aren't afraid to kiss the dirt (and consequently dare to climb because a mind no other mind should try to fool has always failed to fool but most (without the smallest no best is quite as good, you a better; and because no so worse than worst you fall in hate human one, mortally human i can turn immense all times because �Golfers Enjoy KNEELING, Phil Shenler, Bill Smlth, Jack Smoth.STANDING: Jim Wolf, Coach Hobart, VARSITY GOLF Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater 169 170 170 168 166 169 169 163 167 179 Lumen Marshal Sturgi Albio Parm Pennfiel Hillsdal Albio Three Sturgi 16 15 17 16 15 18 16 15 17 17 Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater 201 199 189 205 15 18 15 15 Springfiel Quinc Hanove 18 19 19 Twin Valley Match — Coldwater 1 7 1 Coldwater 1 6 3 Coldwater 1 6 3 Regional-3rd place J i m Wolf-Medalist-80 7 Hillsdal Pennfiel Harper Marshal �Late Wart, Dedicati Builds for FAR A B O V E K i m Fitch sheds his socks after a hard workout. ABOVE- Marvin Herman gives President Nixon a " r u n " for his m o n e y ABOVE RIGHT: Mark Eberspeaker came in third in the regionals. RIGHT: C o a c h Jim Billsborrow guides hardworking athletes �Commission, "Well, ABOVE: " F e a r l e s s Fuzz" Commission Ringleader Ken Johnson. RIGHT: M a y o r C r a i g Va n L a a n e n a n d V i c e M a y o r J o h n Branch briet the kids on w h a t s h a p p e n i n n o w. BELOW RIGHT: C o m m i s s i o n e r s listen w i t h interest a b o u t school-sponsored subjects. 80 �"Mirror" Student RIGHT: Kathy Gray, writer and Photographer; Kathy Sickles, First Page Editor, Purple Hayes, cho a n d Dirty Wo r k Doer; M a r t h a Paull, H u m o r o u s Cartoonist /974 Mirror Staff: left to right, Cam Gates, Panda Heilborn, Roger " F L A S H " Palmateer, B A C K ROW: Mary Nettleman, Sally Culver, Ti m Lenz ( p h o t o g r a p h e r ) , Greg Swain. Due to the lack in student participation the Mirror Staff has been able to put out only a few issues a year. A few years ago students enjoyed the Mirror bi-weekly. Purple Hayes can't do it all herself kids, so why not plan to make next year's paper (if there is one) a fantastic one? We know the kids in this shcool have creativity and talent — a lot more than they think. . ,all you have to do is spare 8 �FRONT ROW: J. VVhitten, K. LaGro, C. Royer, S. Sussex. SECOND ROW: P i c k e t t S. Swain, R. Hazelbaker, C A s h t o n , T. Lenz, C. To t h , R. G r a n g e r, Picht, D. B o n d , L. Hiner. THIRD ROW: J. Haynes, C M a c R a e , C. Grimes, Earl, P. Tr o y e r, S. B a i l e y, S. H u r l e y. C. Pierucki. FOURTH ROW SEATED: S. G r a n g e r , J. Nettleman, J. Street, G. McBride. D Street, M C. I N G : M . D e a l , G D e M o n d , V. H a v e n s , J . Whitten, D . A t k i n s , L . L e w i s , S. K. D a v i d s o n , M . T u r n e r, R . O l m s t e a d . D . S t r e e t s , S C u l b e r t , D . V i c e , M . R. T h o m p s o n , T. Smith, S. Peck, L. Hinkley. �First in Districts FRONT ROW: J M e y e r, T M I I e r. T C a r d e n a s , L Wa r d w e l l S E C O N D ROW, C S h e d d , J. Wyss, D M o o r e , S. H a r t B Brock, A R e b e n t i s c h , S H a v e n s , C. Granger T H I R D R O W M M e y e r , B L e n n o n , C . G r o c e r, N W i c k n e r. S . Hawkins, D P i c k e t t . C P e n p r a z e , P. Stuart, R. Swain, S W i c k n e r, ards, M Paull. C B y r n e . FOURTH ROW: C. VanLannen, S. Foss. J. O m o . D. Wickham, K M y e r. M C a t e y, P. Myer, B. Smith, E B a c o n , R. Pifer, J D u n n , M. Reppert. �What the Mind Can vs. MOW - D e R 7 . 7 E CRLDICITER,„ a r c i m a IrcuiiTEP 1 . 7 4 , 7 5 : : 0 1 71, f o r • 4 . c m . 1 3 M AT E / A a l V I I T E * _ , . . . e e r 4 / 1 .v..13 LUNE STWAT - 1 . . . ' , ' Z ' EN.1 r , , , \ LLKE14 , C r l A i — I • , L N 5...i...W--t z . / I j E P . i ' r o l 1 0 1 i 6 O k \ . t . / . . , . . „ . . . 1 ) Ikil . ::: . , I ( S = t cfaM. FRONT R O W M i k e Dean. M i k e Kirk, L a r r y Luke, B n a n Orschell. K e k Dow, F O U R T H ROW: M i k e Klotz. B r i a n B r a d l e y, M a r k D o w, B u d J o h n s o n , To m Mark P r o s t John Toupelok, Joe Connell B u r k e . Pat Weitekamp, B o b Hurd. To n y Pope. Jeff Ward, Larry Wheeler. SECOND R O W S c o t t L e n n a r d . J o e Lopez, J o h n Stokes. P a t White, To r n B A C K R O W H e a d C o a c h A l Schorftmar. L a r r y Lewis, D a v e M i r a n , Steve A-Minket, Mike Stokes. Steve Stankewrcz. Dave Pfau. Jack Wages. T a p p e n d e n . Asst. C o a c h Torn Switzer. Asst. C o a c h Dave Sealscoll. THIRD R O W Te r r y B a m n g e r. To r n Reynolds. K x l i Miller, M a r k 1-lendervorr. M I S S I N G A Z Watts Al Dow. Steve Maxson, J o h n Vance. Rick Gleason. Ron Forsythe RIGHT: Exuberant C a r d i n a b e i a r r i n e thee hard earned tie0ifY. UPPER R I G H T M i t e Dean, Larry Levers. a n d ringer help the linemen c l e w a Path so John Stokes can tweeze on by LOWER FAR RIGHT. M a r k lienclenion and Dave Martin smother- b l o c k a Tr o m n whole L a r r y L a m s l o o k s f o r a victim to b i z e k tor John Stokes. �g enemy ueo .1.1 ' m a p s �1973-74 w a s t h e year of t h e Cardinal as they w o n t h e first o u t r i g h t football c h a m p i o n s h i p ever for CHS. T h e y beat Twin Valley foes a n d proved that individual stars are unnecessary for a c h a m p i o n s h i p team. T h e y lost five k e y players weeks b u t pulled themselves together and w o n t w o very close a n d thrilling games. T h e Cards kept the c r o w d a n d themselves guessing w h o w o u l d w i n a g a i n s t H a r p e r C r e e k a n d M a r s h a l l . T h e B e a v e r s h a d t h e b a l l f o r t h e l a s t f i v e Coldwater's 20 yardline but could not score on the staunch defense. The Marshall Redskins bombarded the Cards with an aerial attack a n d appeared t o b e heading for a n upset. I n t h e closing minutes however C o l d w a t e r ' s p o w e r f u l offense maintained possession to thwart a n y i d e a s o f a tory. T h e Cardinals manhandled the other Tw i n Valley t e a m s fairly e a s y and p r o v e d that th e y w e r e t h e best around. T h e y o u t s c o r e d ference o p p o n e n t s 1 5 9 t o Conference Honors went to Pat W e i t e c a m p . A l D o w, kewicz, L a r r y Lewis, a n d ringer (both ways). tion went to John Stokes, tin, a n d Mike Klotz. Bronson Dowagiac Albion Hillsdale Marshall Harper Creek Pennfield Sturgis Monroe (• n o n conference) �FAR LEFT, C o a c h Switzer is about to receive his first victory Mike Stokes, Brian Dirschell, derson, Pat White. and Rick Gleason. FAR LEFT BELOW- Terry Barringer runs through a gapping hole, compliments of the Lineman's Association as they had done so many times before. LEFT: John Toupalik, Kirk Miller, Mark Henderson, Jeff Ward, Al D o w. and Pat Weitecamp ham up the victory over Sturgis. CENTER LEFT: The 1973-74 Coldwater Cardinal Championship Football Team. BELOW: Joe Connell receives the " o h " from his mother and " C o a c h A l " while teammates look on in agreement. 87 �Homecoming '74: Mud ABOVE: Teresa Chatfield c r o w n s Mary Tineryia 1974 ABOVE RIGHT. Mary and Linda Taylor anxiously await the big moment ABOVE FAR RIGHT, Te r r y Barringer and Mary Tineryia ride around the track RIGHT- 1 9 7 4 Hornecornong C o u r t FRONT R O W, C h r i s Kellogg, S t a c e y G c o d r e a u . M i c h o n A k e r, K i r k Weakley. BACK ROW: Mike Dean, C i n d y Wickland, K i n g Te r r y Barringer, Q u e e n Mary Tineryia, L i n d a Taylor. L a r r y Lewis. NOT PICTURED: Skip Lackey. Rick DeMarr, Jill Hapner, Rich Fraley. �. _ 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 7 41116„. , 8 �_ 4 )0 ) 3 r Nip v i a o k k t r 1 / 0 1 4 4 3 11 4 1 : _ b i W g i 1,4,e,14,1114 - ; A l o , " . AL, =L • a t a , litit.tvalLMS14 e c a a v E R k g FIRST R O W: L . Halstead, C G r i m e s , G D i e h l , M H a r t n a g l e , S C u l b e r t , B Uhrig, T R o u s e , R. Olmsted, M a n a g e r. SECOND ROW. S H a r t C. Kellogg, G H u r l e y, a Wa t s o n , M . M a y, C . To t h , T. A v e r y. D . M a r t i n . W . K i n s e y. THIRD ROW: B. Warner, K. Weakly, C. Davenport, T. Sikorski. M. Nelson, B Post, G N o r t h r u p . M W i d e n e r, G Yo c k e y. S R e e d F O U R T H R O W C o a c h Ron B e r c a w, M C h a t t e l d , B Wa l d r o n . S P e c k , T P e t t i b o n e . K K i e r n , E Reynolds, B Wa g e s , C W a g o n e r, S. Weitecarnp. C o a c h Ivey. �ABOVE LEFT: Cards make a successful tackle . . ABOVE RIGHT: Mark Widener makes another one of his more respectful " p a s s e s " ABOVE Chaos on the 50 Yard line. 91 �National Honor Society 111 FAR ABOVE LEFT: Nancy Newberry, Laura Hinkley, Patti Davis. FAR ABOVE RIGHT: Steve Stankewicz, Dada Allen. Cindy Davis, Tirn Lenz. ABOVE: K a y Olmstead, Dave Martin, Mrs. Grimes. Jeff Prentice. tleman, Mark Eberspeaker. NOT PICTURED: Frank Lenning. 92 �Balladiers' Madrigal Unique SEATED: L a u r i H a n , D e b Bristol. S E C O N D R O W S h e r d H o n m e n , B r i a n Dircshell, R o b Pickering, S u e U h l , D a n M a r l i n , C i n d y T h o m p s o n , T H I R D R O W R O W : Steve Dexter, Carrie Byrne, A n n e Kelly, Larry Luke, Ti m Burke. B A C K Pat Voss, Phil Troyer. 93 �Fall Play Cast Rises �FAR LEFT ABOVE: Mrs. Churnley (Martha Paull), Dr. Chumley (Ten Burke), and son (Randy Kelly) trying to locate Elwood. FAR LEFT: Veta Louise Simmons (Ann Rebentisch), and Myrtle Mae (Alden Ebbitt) after a trying experience. ABOVE: Judge Gaff ney (Cindy Davis), Dr. Churnley, the attendant (Randall er) and Myrtle Mae discuss Elwood's disappearance. LEFT: Elwood P. D o w d (Roger Palmateer) talks to a wrong number. OTHER CAST MEMBERS: Jeff Prentice (taxi driver). Holly Hughes et), a n d Jan Linteau (Nurse Kelly). 95 �Girls Basketball Hits FIRST R O W, C o a c h Sally Childs, M a r y Henderson. Ta m m i B a r - T H I R D R O W : K a t h y Heberling, M a n i o M a y, C a t h y B o l e y, Vi c k i kowskr, Skip Lackey, Cheryl Ash, Jill Hapner, C o a c h Pat Lewis. K e e s l a r , Ta m m y Miller, Pam Stuart. SECOND ROW, Judy Kasperski, Michele Cutcher, Lisa Kerr, �Leg t o r i g h t C i n d y O'Neill, C o a c h P a t Lewis. S u s i e G r a y. M e l i n d a Paull, E d n a M c L a u g h l i n , P a r e Stuart, P a l l y Stickney, J a n i s M o o r e , T a m m i Barkowski, J u d y Kasperski, Cheryl Ash, Mary Ash, VARSITY BASKETBALL 1973-74 Coldwate 3 Colo Coldwate 3 Albio Coldwate 2 Colo Coldwate 7 Hillsdal Coldwate 6 Burr Coldwate 4 Harper Coldwate 6 Marsha Coldwate 4 Three Coldwate 7 Pennfiel Coldwate 5 Sturgi Coldwate 5 Bronso Coldwate 4 Quinc FAA LEFT, G o o d shot Cathy, To o bad it's the wrong Basket, LEFT, Vicksburg steals the jump shot from Kathy Heberling ABOVE. Judy Kasperski blocks her opponent. Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate Coldwate JUNIOR VARSITY 1 Colo 2 Albio 3 Colo 2 Hillsdal 4 Burr 2 Harper 3 Marsha 3 Three 2 Pennfiel 3 Sturgi 3 Bronso 2 Quinc 2 3 3 1 2 3 1 6 2 6 4 2 7 8 1 3 1 7 9 1 2 2 2 2 97 �Domancic, Go to KNEELING: Marcie Poling, Cindy O'Neil, Sue Moore, Melissa Poling STANDING: Carrie Byrne, Lee Dogan, Ruth Warner, Barb Domancic, John Reyburn 98 �99 �KNEELING: J o e Lopez, J a c k Smith, Bill Smith, Phil Shakier, Steve Neesley, R i c k Gates, Mike Sweet, Tirn Stansell. Jeff Ward, Marvin Herman. Steve M a x s o n , L a r r y Lewis. S TA N D I N G : C o a c h F r e d H o b a r t , T i m We l k e , p e r s k i , Rick DeMarr, C o a c h Doug Johnson. 100 �Card Look in the OPPOSITE PAGE, Bill Smith gets oft a tough shot. LEFT: Jeff Wa r d smashes through t o signal t h e beginning of another exciting Cardinal game. B E L O W Mike Sweet takes a jump from Pennfield. 10 �"The Remarkable Carson CAS Dr. Caldwell T i m Burke B o b Mrs. Caldwell P a t Davey B e r t Mr. PrinceR o b Pickering L i z Wright Mrs. PrinceN a n c y Newberry J a n e t Mr. RogersR o g e r Palmateer C a r o l Mrs. Rogers M a r t h a Paull M a d g e Mr. Woodbridge S t e v e Macklin T o m m y PrinceR a n d a Mrs. WoodbridgeK a t h y Sickles A l i c e Woodbridge Mr. Wright R a n d y Kelley S u s a n Caldwell Mrs. Wright C i n d y Davis J o e y Rogers Mr. McGinnis J e f f Prentice B i l l McGinnisB i Mrs. McGinnis S h e r i Havens Miss Frank B r e n d a Perkins D I R E C T O R : Mr. Kovelesky B r i a n Dirschell S T U D E N T DIRECTOR: 102 l l l Star l Tait �LEFT: B r i a n Dirschell a s K o v y, t h e janitor, c o n s a student, R i c h Carl, i n t o helping him. BELOW: T h e prosecuting attorney, Randall Haze!baker, q u e s t i o n s B r e n d a Perkins as t h e D. A . (Lauri Hart), the judge (Larry Luke), and Brian Dirschell (the defendant) look on. 103 �J.V. Cagers Baffle lr JUNIOR BASKETBALL Randy Larry Carl Murdock Kirk Chris Bill Todd Todd Roger Scott Monty Scott �LEFT P e n n i ield tries to break through o u r line. A B O V E BA Post succeeds in sinking a basket for the mighty Cards. ABOVE RIGHT. C o n f e r e n c e time. A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO MR. RON PHILBRICK OF THE CAROUSEL FOR SPORTS PICTURES. �Cardinal staff: Gypsies, CARDINAL SEATED: sex, C a r o l . Smith, Penny DuBois, Terry Barringer, STANDING: C h r i s George, son, K a t h y Parker, Paul BUSINESS ERS: J o h n Va n c e , Dave M a r t i n , a n d Steve S t a n k e w i c z take good care of our money �LEFT. Staff Photographers — Goob Corless B E L O W A d v i s o r, B a r b Kuntz, a s usual w o r k i n g fike a dog, FA R B E L O W Edotor-In-Chief Kathy Gray �Cardinal Has NOT PICTURED: FIRST R O W : C a t h y Rehkopf , D a r l a Allen, D i a n e Furry, M a r k Meyer, D a n Martin, Steve Macklin, Ti m Clear, J u l i e Klimmer, Cindy Davis, Deb Atkins, A n n Rebentisch. SECOND ROW: Sheri Hoffman, A n n e Kelly, Chris Gantzer, Pat Matuszak, Te n Booher, Scott Had. Ed Reynolds, Steve Dexter, Pat Vo s s , M a r k Paradine, P h i l Tr o y e r, B i l l Stahlhood, A n n e Schlubaitus, Lauri Hart, Sue Uhl. THIRD ROW: Debi Bond, Carol Pierce, Kelly Hott, Chris Toth, Brian D r s c h e l l , L a r r y Luke, R u s s Streeter, Ti m Burke, R o g e r Palmateer, R o b Pickering, Ti m Lenz, Gerry Dulin, lin, Carrie Byrne, Kim Parker, Deb Bristol. Mot re.. - I 08 —\ �Keep "Crutchi Mr. 'I This year brought a new Vocal Music Director, David Sly, to Frizzell, who accepted a position in Muskegon. Mr. Sly has for the music department next year, including re-vamping Choir. Due to an unfortunate accident this winter, Mr. Sly can hobbling down the hall on crutches. Because of his illness Annual Musical was cancelled this year. However, an all"The Remarkable Incident At Carson Corners" was presented 16-17 to take 109 �Henderson, Paradine Go 11 �Coach Kellogg, B. Johnston, M. Henderson, T A I l a m e r, M. D e a n , C. Toth, J. Stokes, M. Hartnagle, G. Diehl, C. Grimes, D. Paradine. �Varsity Volleyballers VARSITY VOLLEYBALL alphabetical order Cheryl Barb MaryJo Judy Jill Chris Sarah Deb Taylor Ruth Sherry This year's volleyball team did not have a picture we thank John Branch for these impressions of ? C R O W D WoOD 112 �J.V. Volleyball LEFT T O R I G H T, M r s . H e a s t o n , Vi c k i Pifer, T h e r e s a Ly o n , K a t h y Daknis, P I C T U R E D : Susie Gray, Sandy Lopez. Monica Strobel. Patti Stickney, P a m M o o r e , M i c k i M a y, L i n d a Linteau, C h r i s Mosier. N O T 113 �MIXED CHORUS: SITTING, K e v i n Pierson, B e n Stahlhood, B r i a n Palmateer, Brenda Perkins, B r i a n Smullen, D u a n e Vo c k e y, J e ff Dale. SECOND R O W : L i n d a L i l l y, P a m M i l l e r, C h e r y l H e a t o r, Jane Scantlen, J o a n n e Grigg, M a r t h a Fisk, elly. Kristi Diehl, C i n d y T h o m p s o n , Dave Sly, Vo c a l M u s i c Instructor. T H I R D R O W, R i c k O m o , C h e r y l M o c k , R e n e R o s s e t t e r, S a n d y C o l l i n s , J e r r y S m o k e r, R a n d y K e l l e y, Brian F e l t o n , B i l l Ta i t , J i m P a r k e r, J i m Wo l f c a l e , K e v i n Bowers, Terry LaPratt, Karen Cook. Mixed New This �Choir Council Gets u m u l n E m r - SEATED: C h r i s Gantzer. R o b i n F r a l e y, L a u r i H a d , R o b Pickering, S a n d y K l i m m e r , Sheri Holtman, Roger Palmateer, A n n e Kelly, Stacey Goodreau. Foerster, K a t h y R e h k o p l , B a r b Shernel, D i a n n e F u r r y. S TA N D I N G : J u l i e 115 ���TENNI 5 Jackson 2 5 7 Bronson 0 6 Hillsdale 1 5 H a r p e r Creek 2 4 1 Sturgis 6 5 Marshall 2 5 Hillsdale 2 5 Albion 2 7 Bronson 0 7 VARSITY Coldwater 1 2 Jackson 4 9 Coldwater 9 Charlotte 4 6 Coldwater 3 2 Hillsdale 1 2 Coldwater 3 6 Dowagiac 2 4 Coldwater 3 7 Coldwater 2 0 Jackson Coldwater 3 Sturgis 4 3 Coldwater 2 1 Bronson 3 4 Coldwater 2 4 Albion 3 4 Coldwater 1 5 Harper Creek 4 4 Coldwater 2 7 Three Rivers 2 5 Coldwater 2 8 Marshall 3 0 Coldwater placed First in son Invitational Jim Fansler — We placed second in the ley Tourneys and fourth in the Regional CROSS Coldwater 4 5 Bronson 1 9 Coldwater 4 2 Marshall 1 9 Coldwater 4 2 Hillsdale 1 9 Coldwater 4 3 Harper Creek 2 0 Coldwater 4 9 Sturgis 1 5 Coldwater 4 3 Penni ield 1 9 Coldwater 4 3 Union City 2 0 Coldwater 4 1 Bronson 2 0 Coldwater 4 2 Albion 2 0 Coldwater 4 6 Charlotte 1 7 Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater Coldwater VARSITY Coldwater 5 5 Coldwater 4 9 Coldwater 5 9 Coldwater 6 1 Coldwater 5 6 Coldwater 6 8 Coldwater 5 7 Coldwater 5 3 Coldwater 5 7 Coldwater 5 3 Coldwater 7 2 Coldwater 6 5 Coldwater 7 1 Coldwater 6 9 Coldwater 5 5 Coldwater 5 5 Coldwater 7 7 Coldwater 6 1 Coldwater 8 2 Coldwater 6 0 Bronson 6 5 Albion 7 6 Harper Marshall Hillsdale 5 5 4 9 Sturgis 4 8 Lakeview 7 0 B . C. Central 77 S t . Philip 5 8 Albion 8 5 Harper Marshall 6 2 T h r e e Rivers 74 Albion Invitational — we won of 20 Sturgis Kiwanis Invitational Eberspeaker, Varsity Reserve — Mary Herman, Gary Collins, Mark Linteau Hillsdale 4 8 Sturgis 5 7 Bronson 6 7 Dowagiac 6 8 GIRL'S J.V. Coldwater 8 S t u r g i s 1 5 Coldwater 7 U n i o n City 1 5 Coldwater 1 B r o n s o n 1 5 Coldwater 8 A l b i o n 1 5 Coldwater 3 H a r p e r Coldwater 0 Hillsdale 1 5 Coldwater 1 Coldwater 1 5 C o l o n 0 Coldwater 1 4 B r o n s o n 1 6 Coldwater 3 U n i o n City 1 5 GIRL'S VARSITY Coldwater 1 2 Sturgis 1 5 Coldwater 5 Union City 1 5 Coldwater 1 0 Bronson 1 5 Coldwater 1 5 Albion 1 0 Coldwater 5 Harper Coldwater 1 2 Hillsdale 1 5 Coldwater 2 Coldwater 1 5 Colon 0 Coldwater 7 Bronson 1 5 Coldwater 1 4 Union City 1 6 VARSITY Coldwater 3 4 Bronson 0 Coldwater D o w a g i a c 7 Coldwater 3 3 Albion 1 6 Coldwater 2 1 Hillsdale 1 4 Coldwater 2 0 Marshall 1 8 Coldwater 2 0 Harper Coldwater 4 6 Coldwater 1 9 Sturgis 7 Coldwater 0 Monroe 2 8 �GIRL'S Coldwater 3 9 Coldwater 3 7 Coldwater 2 9 Coldwater 7 0 Coldwater 6 0 Coldwater 4 2 Coldwater 6 8 Coldwater 4 0 Coldwater 7 5 JUNIOR VARSITY Coldwater 6 6 Bronson 8 5 Coldwater 5 0 Albion 5 1 Coldwater 6 1 Harper Creek 4 5 Coldwater 5 2 Lumen Christi 7 1 Coldwater 5 3 Marshall 5 0 Coldwater 6 4 Hillsdale 4 8 Coldwater 6 3 Sturgis 6 6 Coldwater 3 9 Coldwater 6 6 B. C. Lakeview 7 7 Coldwater 4 9 B. C. Central 7 4 Coldwater 5 8 B. C. St. Philip 5 4 Coldwater 5 9 Albion 7 1 Coldwater 6 2 Harper Creek 5 5 Coldwater 7 3 Marshall 8 3 Coldwater 7 8 Three Rivers 5 8 Coldwater 5 5 Coldwater 6 2 Hillsdale 5 7 Coldwater 4 6 Sturgis 6 9 Coldwater 7 2 Bronson 8 0 Coldwater 5 1 Dowagiac 5 8 Colon 2 4 Albion 3 8 Colon 3 7 Hillsdale 1 6 Burr Oak 2 0 Harper Marshall 1 6 Three Rivers 6 5 JUNIOR VARSITY Coldwater 6 Parma Western 7 Coldwater 4 0 Albion 0 Coldwater 6 0 Hillsdale 6 Coldwater 2 4 Harper Creek 6 Coldwater 0 Marshall 6 Coldwater 3 9 Coldwater 2 5 Sturgis Golf Scores can be found on page Girl's Tennis Scores vailable 119 �Cheerleaders 1974 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CLOCKWISE Doane Furry. Carol Hemker K . r n \ W i c k , Denoce Lyon, Mary Lytle, K r o h Callahan, Kathy R o g �JUNIOR VARSITY.. SEATED: Stacey Goodreau. Brenda Simons, D e b McKinnon, J o d y Otis, M a r y Wright. Karen Areas S TA N D I N G Sherrie Avery, Carol To w e r W R E S T L I N G CHEERLEADERS- Tammy Griffin, P a m Miller, Darla K a n o u . . Gayle Ss...Tn. 12 �Girl's Chorus Attends SITTING: T. Zabonick, B Shame!, R. Huss. R. Meyer. K. Foerster, J. Miller. D. Barroso, T. Winner, H. Hart. SECOND ROW L. Knight, K. Borden, D. Roberts, A. Nunnery, S. Goodreau, D. Orno, 12 THIRD ROW: J. Karn, B . Creech, R. Trombley, C. George, C. Rhodes, R. Fuher, J. Linteau, C. Pierucki, L. Hunker, L. ROW: K. Thomas. C. Shedd, S. Foerster, D. Zegarski, P. Callahan. ��' ���FRONT R O W M a r y Lytle, J o a n n e Peterson, C a r o l Hernker, Parn Stead, M i c h e l e Otis. Step Lackey, U s e Kerr, Joe Hauska. SECOND ROW. J a c k Ye a k y. Bill Stahlhood, R u s t y Brand, Steve NeeSlOy, Rick DeMarr, Joe Lopez, To o t Reynolds BACK R O W Tr a i n e r D a n Ta g e r t , C o a c h L o w e . S t e v e Maxson, John Va n c e , To r n Olmstead, E d B l o o m , C h u c k Schultz, L a r r y Lewis, Steve McKnight, Steve Klotz, Mike Sowles, Coach Fuller. AR LEFT ABOVE: Steve Neesley slams one i LEFT: The tearn watches the game horn the dugout. AR LEFT CENTER E d Bloorn concentrates on h i s pitch. ABOVE: Coaches Fuller and Lowe look over the scoresheets. RIGHT: Coach Lowe addresses the learn before the game 12 �FRONT R O W, l e f t t o right: B . Smith, T. L a Gro, J . Escala. T. Linn. S E C O N D R O W M. Blansit, J. Tartaglia, K. D a r r o w, J. Fansler, S D e x t e r, E B a c o n , M r J o h n s o n Otte 128 �Tennis — What LEFT Between sets players confer with coach. FAR LEFT. Brett a n d J e l l leave the c o u r t after a t o u g h match. CENTER L E F T " Ta r t a g " r e t u r n s w i t h a hand. ABOVE LEFT: Tint keeps his eyes on t h e action. 129 �RIGHT: Kathy Heberling passes the baton to Deb Leach. FAR A B O V E RIGHT: To n y Pope h a s the l o o k of victory in his eye BELOW S t e v e Kasperski displays the rare form of " b a c k " highjumping FAR B E L O W T h e start of the 880. B E L O W R I G H T: M a r i e To w e r c a r r i e s h e r b a t o n i n f o r another relay victory. CENTER BELOW RIGHT: Debi Griffin heaves FAR R I G H T B E L O W: D e n i c e L y o n c o m p e t e s i n dles. 130 �Boys, Girls in Track, ���Hats Off to the Class of ��ARION AWARD — Band: ARION AWARD — Choir: BAUSCH & LOMB SCIENCE AWARD: OUTSTANDING CHOIR MEMBER: OUTSTANDING SENIOR BOY: OUTSTANDING SENIOR GIRL: QUILL & SCROLL — Newspaper: Kathy Gray, Steve Macklin, Roger Palmateer, Martha Paull, Jody Rhodes, Maddie Schultz, QUILL & SCROLL — Yearbook: Chris Endicott, �FAR L E F T A B O V E D A R History line Schultz CENTER ABOVE Valedictorian, A n n & r i n g e r ABOVE. Salutatorian, Dave Cavanaugh FAR LEFT: N e w members of the National H o n o r Society listen during the presentation assembly LEFT T o p Te n ( c l o c k w i s e ) D a v e O d r e n , B o b Nettleman, J a n i s M a h a ff e y. S t e v e K l o t z , R u t h Ray, D a v e C a v a n a u g h , A n n B i r i n g e r, M a g g i e Mahaffey. C o n n i e Burnt, n o t pictured G r e t c h e n Rick I 37 �SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: A D M I N I S T R ATO R S W . Wa d e Smith, Assistant Director; K e n Strong, Co-Ordinator; J o h n Dygert, Director; a n d key, Industrial Director. The Branch Area Careers Center opened last August to Juniors and Seniors from Quincy, Bronson, and Coldwater. Morse street, this extraordinary piece of architecture has been viewed by many, both out of towners and localites. planning, the B.A.C.C. contains a mall area, individual program departments, a restaurant, canteen, student operated store, a television studio, and audioTours have been frequently conducted through the Skill Center by qualified students. On these tours people view operation, utilizing the various tools and equipment available to them. Much money has been sunk into the tools used dents The B.A.C.C. has been beneficial to both the students and the general public. Organizations are invited to dine in operated restaurant, then use the mall area for their business meetings. A tour of the facilities often winds up the day groups Students have not only learned a skill here at the Center, they have also learned to contend with the public in a tion. Students can serve the public in the restaurant run by the Foods Classes, the Child Care students provide daying, the Auto Mechanics Classes service cars, the Graphic Arts Classes provide artwork, photography, and printing nesses and organizations. These are only a few thins pupils at the center do — all under qualified supervision. If you haven't already seen the kids at work, COME ON DOWN!!! , 138 �FAR A B O V E C o u n s e l o r s Hubert Hansel. Denny Erickson, and Kay Kellogg. ABOVE: OFFICE SECRETARIES: Connie Gray, Marilyn Johnson, Donna Little, M a r y e a s k i a n d Wnda Ferguson. 139 �Healt Occupatio RIGHT Yo u n g Intern Gerry Dubs and v a r u s o c h e c k the b l o o d p r e s s u r e of a heart patient BELOW- T h e kids love t o play w i t h all t h e neat toys in Child Care Child �Graphic 1,74,ctitio Creative Art 14 �Distributive ABOVE D E C A Dave Johnson and DECA B e r n i e S t a n k e w i c z s t o p t o r a leisurely c h a t w i t h t h e f r i e n d l y D E shopkeepers RIGHT C a r o l S u m m e r s gives fied c u s t o m e r h e r c h a n g e "Ring ' N W r a p " 142 ��HEMV2I ELIXIR ��High Bay �The '74 CARDINAL would like to extend a special thank you to Dick Aldrich's morning and afternoon Graphic Arts some of the pictures taken at the Skill Center, and to Rene Poch of Colonial Studios in Coldwater for helping with 147 �_f HANDLE �WIN �150 �friend That time of loving may not and so I've saved +he old loves one to call back when the leaves and winter covers all and now is next to nothing compared to where That time of loving may not or if it does it might not be The loves remembered, those have caught me living in for now is next to nothing compared to where and that time of loving may not �FOR Quick selling your Professional Management Qualified sales staff to serve you better. COREY'S Men'sand 21West Chicago The FORD new listings every Wednesday . . Bran Coldwater Bran Tekonsha, 517-279-9548 JERRY Realt 106 East Coldwater, 4903 —H O U S E O F 15 FABR �Congratulations CORSON AUTO Phone: 278 8561 46 E. Chicago St. CRAIG PHARMACY Located in the Village Square For the Finest at No Extra Cost" �These fine styles for young an many other Availabl at SHAW STOR 4 0 W . Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 278-8252 Manufactured by M. T. Sha Inc �ARNOLD Your Headquarters f o r. . . High Performance Engine Parts Precision Engine Building Passenger Car and Truck Parts 20 East Chicago St. C o l d w a t e r LUEDDER' SHOE WILLIAMS APOTHECARY Phone 278-5631 4 6 W. Chicago St. Phone 278-8646 45 N. Hancheit St. Coldwater Featuring Pedwin Shoes for Young Men W. H . Williams R. M. Zeluff L. E. Muckel Miss America Shoes for Young Women You're in the class of '75? '76? '77? Order your senior Plastic, Neon, Truck Let-tering New Location 278-5849 ZALES 178 West Garfield JEWELFRS ARNOLD'S MIDWAY CERAMIC 28 Williams St. C o l d w 49036 a t e r , Mich. Student Accounts A Classe n Stains 4 nware W. Chicago Coldwater I 55 �RUPP'S LOG CABIN Char Broiled Smorgasbo E. Chicago Coldwater, Congratulations Clas E. Chicago St. C DUTCH ASHDOWN Chrysler o l d w a t e r Shorts exhibit their wide selection of quality stereos SHORT & SON INC. 202 Morse Good Luck Coldwater High Darling Display THE MARMON GROUP, INC. DARUNC 0 Coldwat �To those who love . . . WEDDINGS ARE ONE OF OUR Let us capture memory of your in beautiful colored that you can A Complete is Available at Wedding Invitations Bridal Ring Bridal Aprons Plates — Cups — 278 Formal Wear Wedding Cake Cake —Table TH CAROUSE 62 Coldwate I 57 �YOUR NAVY offers graduates than Has offering you a real chance to build your future. He's On opportunity trifle In the New Navy. you can work at an exciting tots that gives satisfaction. The ktnd of job you'd be proud to build a inside the Navy The Navy can train you in one 01 70 interesting fields for over 300 differe., jobs Jobs front Aviation Mechanic to Nuclear Specialist Active ,ohs take you all over If you thInk you've got what a lakes lo make I n the ^, There's an expert ready, willing and able to help you special in the ' HENDERSON REALTY, INC. 28 Division Street C o l d w a t e r , George A. Henderson Mary M. Henderson NAVY RECRUITING 96 Capital Battle Creek, Mich. 49014 Call Collect 6 1 6 - 9 6 2 - 3 0 2 2 "Our goal is your complete satisfaction" Office Phone Congratulations Class FIRS NATION Tr u s t a n d Savings B a n k One dream has now become a reality. Now let your financial a reality 15 Michigan �Fairfield Shopping Sears C a t a l o g Tempo S t o r e Kroger S u p e r S t o r e Heritage H a r d w a r e Lyon P h a r m a c y All S t a t e Insurance Plaza B a r b e r S h o p Fabric W o r l d Over 500 free parking spaces Convenient one-step shopping Over 60,000 square feet of shopping area 15 �/ the m o s t in 4 2 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Mich. 'tk Congratulations to Our and the Class of From THE BOARD OF PUBLIC UTILITIES THOMPSON CONSTRUCTION RPODY Road Gravel Topsoil D Stone D S e g i o p g z t i i n e c g r 278-6347 AL'S SUPER AND CAR WASH 146W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-8337 J. B. BRANCH & CO. DEPARTMENT "Serving Coldwater Since 1877" 34 West Chicago Street Coldwater, Michigan I 60 DAVIS MARINE INCORPORATED Tank and Work �C • national b a n k ■ 1 1 = = = m 1 I 1 1 continuous service 101 y e a r s o l d , a n d s t i l l g o i n g s t r o n g ! 16 �Sponsors W. A. Lettinga & Associates Dr. Bacon D r . Dr. Bailey Dr. Mooi D r . Dr. Chrysler Boats — Motors — Dilly Trailers Areo Craft — Crest Pontoons Sea Star Boats — Glastron Boats BEATY'S SPORT North End of Coldwater Lake R sc3 Coldwater, Michigan 4 9 0 3 6 WOOD'S SAFETY 2 S. Clay St. LYON PHARMACY Fairfield Coldwater, Michigan 162 Coldwater, Michigan Ph. Area: 5 1 7 — 278-4396 LLOYD B. HICKS, Prop. Wheels — Frames — Axles Straightened Brake Service — Wheel Balancing 49036 �Congratulations Class QUALITY SPRINGS DIVISION OF KUHLMAN CORPORATION Manufacturers of Coil Wire Springs for 355 Jay Coldwater, 278-23 16 �Midwest Division of 120 Years SOOEmployees 46,000 Tons Per Midwest supporting progressive education through cooperation and contribution. Foundry Scene at Career Center Six million cars have a Midwest them, a production million castings AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY �4 S O \ - \‘)-0 O A "Artistry in 278-8758 7 0 BRANCH COUNTY AVIATION Charter Cessna Sales Cessna Pilot Congratulations to the Class of '74 P.O. Box 272, Phone 51 7-278 WALT BALCOM INSURANCE Ron Cornell TIRE C O M PA N Y arg BTHEODORE COMPANY 109 West Chicago Cornplete Line of C o . Passenger, Truck and Implement Tires Farm Tire Service Columbia Bicycles — Panosonic Stereo 27B-5639 and 218-5630 Congratulations Equipment 01 B T H E O D O R E a MIX-GENERAL AGENCY INC. COMPANY Phone 129 Industrial Coldwater, Leland Vance — Charles Berry NssaJjactstess s j 7 1 ( . 4 a . R 1 4 4 4 4 Ergo...a 165 ��AMAX SPECIALTY METALS 460 Jay Street "Say it with NORM FAULKNER FLORIS 55 Green St. 278-4148 Coldwater, Mich. LAKE ERIE DOOR COMPANY 340 Jay Coldwate �,. Congratulations fro MAHAFFEY PLUMBING HEATING \ TRI 'EST ,West 46 N. ' 0:4 A U T C U ,S0°Ri - U. S. Downtown Largest Complete LeggLumber Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 108 S . H u d s o n S t . CALL "HOUSE 278-56 2 7 8 - 4 3 5 5 �BranchCountyBank Pictured are two of the three Co-Op students employed by Branch We have enjoyed the association of these three fine students and wish in their chosen fields. Contributing to the education of the community is part of Branch County Bank's local Branch County Bank is also proud of the $400.00 BCB Scholarship given in 1972 to Don Shemel who is attending Central Michigan University and in Susan Hart, who now attends Eastern Michigan University. A similar arship is available each year as part of Branch County Bank's to serve the needs of Main Office: C h i c a g o Auto B a n k : G r a n d & M o n r o e Fairfield P l a z a : N . Reading Office: Member 1o9 �Compliment Congratulation to Class of '74 COLDWATER DAILY REPORT 15 West PARKSIDE PHARMACY "Yours right to Coldwater, Marilyn Thompson and Proprietor Cornplirnents o f Sheriff Keith Coldwater, Michigan 111 I 4 0 . 7 M A U FARM Y R A N : 4thi I Congratulation Senior from 1974 Yearbook Staff STANDARD OIL 527 Race Coldwater, 278-235 . a k B : m r �JCPenn We know what you're looking for. 58 W. Chicago Coldwate 278-644 JeWeLRY THE JEWELER YOU KNOW YOU CAN 7 W. Chicago St. P h o n e BAYSINGER H& H Corner of Pearl Rd. and Coldwater's David Green, Coldwater, 238-260 76W. Chicago C o l d w a t e r POMFRET'S SERVIC 33 South Hudson C o l d w a t e r , Telephone 517— C O L D WAT E R OPTICAL SHOP 25West 17 �J ,.Gode c'"" ‘41„tlo ts g r e ° „00‘ „ Congratulation Senior of P r ° I n g Compliment g‘bk. 0.0.0sed) David A . Norton NORTON AUCTIONEERS INC. "Best Wishes Class of '74" Auctioneers — Liquidators — Appraiser CARROLL'S 4 8 W . Chicago C o l d w a t e r Full Time Professional Coldwater, SOUTHERN MICHIGAN GROCER CO., INC. institutional wholesale grocers Coldwater, Michigan 278-5627 "Serving 3 States" MEMBER O F Nug Stetributare Congratulations Seniors Baysinger Corner of Pearl Rd. and Old 27 Coldwater, Michigan 238-2600 DickJohnson 595 W e s t Chicago 17 �There is more to see, with Cable TV ABC - C B S - N B C INDEPENDENT Good Luck Seniors! EDUCATIONAL Gamby Candy Coldwat 110 Morse St. Cablevision Coldwater, Mich. 364 Marshall St. Expert Styling WOOD WARDS HOUSE Womens World Brenda Roberts, Owner 23 West Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-4531 278-4345 4 4 W. Chicago C o l d w a t e r Best Wishes to the Graduates the Student Interiors WOLF'S 640 East Chicago Rd. mc Dona I 278-6378 173 �Congratulations Class of BURGER 432 East Chicago St. 17 �Beautiful new announce the big MAPTIN LAUPIMORE photographer 278-2748 or 279-9604 Specializing in Weddings and teen photos ERNS DOG'N'SUDS KOLASSA'S QUEE 152 Division Street Coldwater, Michigan "Eat, Drink and Be Merry" at Complete Line 360 Marshall Frank and Dorothy Ernst New for Take Out Chicken at 9 pieces in a Bucket 12pieces in a Bucket 15 pieces in a Bucket 18 pieces in a Bucket Dairy Queen $2.9 $3.8 $4.5 $5.2 Remember no more Homemade Onion Breaded Mushrooms Are Reel Specialties 1 17 �- Got Realtor Lowest in a ECON75 East Chicago Congratulations to All High School .REYBURN' Downtown 17 �Compliments of OTTO & SON SPORTING GOODS "PART DOWN! 197 CARDINAL STAFF KER HARDWARE 6 I 63 W. Chicago e-va HARDWARE STORES C.H.S. Tom Allemier Eric Rusty Tom Rick Claudia Al Mark Rick Mary Bud Steve Larry Joe Denice Dave Martin, Steve Kirt Miller Sue Moore Steve Cindy O'Neill Mark Steve John John Jack Pat Weitecamp Pat White Say's "Congratulations '74 Cardinal Staff" 17 7 �can you imagine without let us share your interpretive, personal COLONIAL 'your yearbook photographer" 325Jay Street, 278-56 �A Man Is Rich To The Number He Can Afford To — �Friendship Is the That Can Hold the In producing a yearbook we must time and talents of many individuals. The 1974 Cardinal would like to thank ing people: Rene Poch of Jack Hills of the Sturgis Daily Journal, the teachers who let me out of my classes, the Office secretaries for Dirschell and Tim Lenz for taking pictures, our Business Managers: Steve John Vance, and Dave Martin for doing a great job, the small but mighty Cardinal Yearbook Staff, especially Carol Smith. Penny DuBois, and Terry Barringer, and a very special thanks to a great gal, Barb Kuntz, who stood behind me and gave me that extra kick in the butt when the rough Kathy Editor1974 �Human Are The Ways The Are �I Don't Know Where Now Thai. I Am Gone — I Hope The Wind Helps Me Carry On. . . — ��Life Itself Is Only A Dream. . . Nothing save Empty And ����_ FI7 � 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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R I G H T: Harry Hayes. �-Jr° _ Meeting Cooks- FA R A B O V E L E F T: Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Sianketuicz. FA R ABOVE: Louise. ABOVE L E F T: Mrs. Cook. ABOVE: Mrs. Parshall. L E F T: Mrs. McCurley. �1,Ocatio Educatio ��alaisC4Earif t ...1!!91111113111111NFAr.,- r A t rAl t kg rAi n i The Cow Gets a 3 �flat Lim �Vo-Ed Administrators On ABOVE: Ken Strong. A B O V E R I G H T: B i l l Stankey. R I G H T: Wade Smith. 4 �ABOVE: Dave Johnson. L E F T: Dale Ropp. not pictured: Bernie Stankelvicz. �McCurley's Men Build 4' ��C I L I P I I I C S I I C . Kibiloshy. S. Rhodes, D. James. M r. Aldrich, R. Gebhardt. I.. I f : Graphic Arts Classes From ABOVE R I G H T: K a t h y shows h e r s k i l l i n u s e o f t h e process camera. FA R R I G H T: M r . A l d r i c h demonstrates t h e of a reflex R I G H T: Jad and Don examine an oflset 1 1,phcil �GRAPHICS I : M . Rose. E. Woodford. J. Boucher, L . E r w i n , B . Robbins. D . Corless. L. Starr, S. Calve J . Prentiss, K . Grey, N O T V I S I B L E , J. F a i r 4 �i Health Serve O h . I FA R R I G H T A /ffit•E• M r s . Shim& proper bed-making techniques. ABOVE: A staredoum. ABOVE R I G H T: Mrs. Shook explains the intrieacics of the modern tooth. ABOVE FA R R I G H T: Eager students listen to Mrs. Shook. R I G H T: Enraptured students listen t o a guest l e r lure, FA R R I G H T: M r s . Shook a n d a student assist a n unidentified patient teeth 4 ��Future Gourmets of the N. Fuller, Food Services Advi•or 4 ��Voc. Drafti*, Draws ��To AutoGrease Ranks ��;4 �Typing, Shorthand . . . FA R L E F T: M. Wogerman. FA R L E F T BELOW: Ilda Philips. L E F T: Craig Meyers. �Co-Op Jobs Varied As The People Who 5 �5 �SENIOR Senior Class Officers: Dan Collins, Deb Leach. Steve K l o t z Daryl Abrey Linda Alaniz Kayane Aldrich Karen Allemier Luz Amaya Cindy Annear Richard Austin Joe Azzarello 5 �Keith Barnes Pam Bill Lisa Bartlett Mary Bawden Jim Bell Ann Biringer Julie Blair Marc Blansit Kathy Blaskie Lynne Blatter Ed Bloom Cliff Boger Jane Borland Bruce Bradley Greg Brayton 5 �Kathy Bressler Marcia Bryant Deb Brewer Kathy Budd Teresa Budd Deb Burk Connie Burritt Nancy Byrne Jayne Campbell Cyndi Carpenter Mary Carranza Gerald Andy Catey Dave Theresa Chatfield Ken Chester 6 �Robin Cline Dart Collins Vicki Connelly Gary Cook Herb Coscarelly Jane Kevin Mike Cox Phil Grabill Val Cushing Deb Kurt Darrow Mike Dollar Paul Donner Vicki Doty Julie 6 �Jeff Dunn Craig Dunworth Jeff Earl Kathy Ely Chris Endicott Mona English Jim Fansler Ken Fickle Kathy Flannery Steve Fleming Brenda Flickinger Wesley Floehr Deb Forrister Paul Frazier Chris Fry John Fuller 6 �Sue Fuller Tom Gaglio Cindy Gallup Renee Gamby Teresa Gary Gifford Vicci Gilchrist Linn Sue Goodrich Ralph Goodwin Rick Green Deb Griffin John Grigg .,;teve Harris hirley Hart ,:ue Hart �Bob Harvey Chuck Hauska Mark Hawkins Shirley Heiney Chuck Hemker Ed Hemker Kip Hilbert Debbie Hinkley Valerie Hoot Marty Hulnagle Jean Melody Hutchins Nancy Hutchison Dennis Candy Johnson Lynn Kannlos 6 �Bruse Kanouse Diane Keeslar Nick Keeton Phil Kellogg Cindy Kilpatrick Bob King Steve Klein Steve Klotz Pam Kremke Mark Krutsch Sue Krutsch Lisa Kurtz Tim Lagro Lavern Lambright Maria Longwell Vicki Lanz hi �Jerry La Pratt Deb Leach Debbie Leaning Lorry Lewis Barry Lindblom Terry Linn Stan Longstreet Sonny Lonsbury Tony Lopez Vicki Lopez John Luck Sue Luckadoo Laura Lyon Fay MacRae Janis Mahaffey Maggie Mahaffey 6 �Gala Mailand Mary Malouey Roger McCowan Mike McCurley Kathy McDonald Bob McKinley Molly McLaughlin Mike McLaughlin Barry Jon Merlau Don Miller Mark Miller -Jeanne Morgan -Jackie Morrison Doug Mowery Doug Mulberry 67 �Tim Musser Bob Nettleman Larry Neusbaum Mary Nighswander Dave Odren Jim Olmstead Marcia Olmstead Kris Olney Denise Theresa Parker Ed Parshall Jim Paull Roy Peacock Petra Perk Ken Peterson Lee Peterson 6 �Gail Petrosoff Sue Linda Plaster LaDonna Gary Porter Mark Porter Deb Pritts Mark Rosier Richard Ray Ruth Ray Denise Jack Reed Jeanine Renkin Ralph Reppert Jim Reynolds Jody Rhodes 6 �Gretchen Rick John Riede Vicky Rodesiler Mona Randy Rossetter Dave Rumsey Sam Becky Satterfield Jim Schafer Madeline Schultz Chuck Seiler Cathy Jan Shemel Donna John Shirk Chuck Shultz 7 �Vicky Sitzes Kathy Skudlarick Brett Smith Jeff Smith Teresa Snyder Mike Judy Speigle Salinda Staley Larry Stanley Louise Starr Marilyn Stickney Duane Stokes Sherry Stone Carolyn Straw Colleen Strong Alex Stuart 7 �John Summers Dan Dan Tagert Delores Tait Jeff Tartaglia Sharon Taylor Dave Teachout Kathy Thomas Phil Thompson Mike Tompkins Marie Tower Sandra Townsend Clyde Traver Jeff Deb Tripp Deb Troutman 7 �Carl Tubbs Teresa VanDyke Lori Van Laanen Dan Kathy Waldron Margaret Waller Kathy Walters Ken Walters Bob Wolf Gerry Wood KathiWroten Jack Yeakey Not Pictured Kathy Yearling Ray Belote K a t h y Hamilton Greg Bethel R o b Lackey Louie Brown B e n Lawrence Bob Clark R o n Partette Sam Darling J e a n Peterson Marolyn Dulin M i k e Riddle Dennis Ely D a v e Tagert Jad Fair D e b Tanner Steve Fillmore T e r r y Thomas Cliff Gann S a l l y Wilson 7 ��As our high school years finally come to a seem to look back and reminisce to the good old bering the good times, the bad times and yes, all your new and departed friends. B u t somehow we all let our prejudices separate our class into many different cliques that destroyed our class as a whole. So as we p u t on our caps and gowns graduation day we hope we leave our prejudices in the past and unite together for the last memory o f our high school days Caught in the quiet, Off on Are you afraid? ��- - 4 If 4 • 4$ 1 P P e WWI * 1 1 ORGANIZATION ‘ �FA R A B O V E : F R O N T R O W : D . Yo c k e y. P. Donner, R . Rossetter, J . F a i r. S E C O N D R O W: B. Shafer, J. Blair, .7. Blair, C. Johnson, land, R . F a t e . T H I R D R O W : T . Barnes. S . Stewart, D. O n o , R. Aken, J. Barton, S. Adams. ABOVE: D. Griffin, D. Tr i p p , L. Starr, well, G . DeMond, B. Houser, D . Reed. ABOVE R I G H T: Co-editor J i m Paull. R I G H T: F R O N T R O W, L . Kanalos, Dyke, J. Cole, V. Connelly. S E C O N D R O W: D . Fincham, V. Cushing, D . L i t t l e , G. Petrosoff, D . Leach, V. Lanz, C. Carpenter, V. S i t . . . 7 �CARDINAL Staff Q u i t e FA R A B O V E : Co-editor Chris Endicott. ABOVE L E F T: S TA N D I N G : P. Voss, T. Lopez, J. L u c k . S E AT E D : R . Palmateer, R . Reppert, R. Vreeland, J . B r i d e , M . Yearling. L E F T: C . Strong, C . Danes, K . Hamilton, P. Kubasiak, C. Dunworth, J . Luce, B . Satterfield. 7 �k , 9 1973 C O M M I S S I O N : M . Blansit, R . Carl, D . Co! tins. K . Darrow, M . Eherspeaker, S. RAS, C. Grang• er, T. LaGro, D. Leach, F. Lenning, D. M a r t i n , M . Olmsted, J. Peterson, C. Post, J. Prentiss, tish, J . Reyburn, D . Stokes, J . Stokes, M . Stokes, J. Tartaglia. S. Wilson, S. Whitson, J . Whitten, G. Wood, Advisor—John Kemlar. 8 �The Rik,ht ��Future Comedians of Are Just a Pack UPPER L E F T: Future cowgirls laugh their guts out. M I D D L E TO P : K a t h y Parker thinks u p new jokes. UPPER R I G H T, Randal -Skink" Rossetter asks the musical question. -Hello Dolly? Hello Dolly?" ABOVE L E F T : I ' m s o r r y b u t a comedian's whole life can't be funny. M a r k Hawkins teaches seriousness ABOVE: l a d tells Nora a new dumb Swab joke. L E F T: B A C K ROW: M a r k " B a t kins, J a d "Whiskey Nose- F a i r. A n n Rebentish, Bouncer John "Shakespeare" Riede, Laarten, M I D D L E R O W : S u e burner, P e n n y Kuhnslak, J u l i e W h i t t e n , N o r a Weis, Diane F u r r y. Jim Paull, Gayle Haze(baker. �MIRROR Refleats Viewpoints ABOVE R I G H T: "Dictionary great reading." says A n d y Belschner. R I G H T: Cut i t up, cut i t up. put i t in right. M I R R O R S TA F F D. M c K i n l e y, K . Sickles. J . Jewell, S. McKnight. K . Lagro. nen, T. Karpen, R. Palmateer. 8 �FA R A B O V E : Steve Maeklen waves into a blur. FA R R I G H T A B O V E : mateer dissects another I d . ABOVE: Mrs. Hayes and Jill Jewell Ignore their work. ABOVE R I G H T: R u t h pion eagle-eyer. S ��FA R L E F T: T h e Pep Club shows i t s spirit. w i t h a little help from t h e i r friends. FA R A B O V E : Members o f t h e C -Club congregate to talk over old times. ABOVE L E F T: P e p c l u b members m a k e l o c k e r emblems ABOVE: Pep club members plan how t o make t h e locker emblems. L E F T: Kevin Cox. state championship wrestler. �VICA Eledis CHAREACAREERS �D E C A W i n s Competition IIISTMETIVE EMI:Main g ���The Play to a 1st F R O N T ROW: C. Gruner. M . Meyer. S. H u r l e y. P. Troyer. B A C K ROW: B . King. M . Reppert. B . Smith. M . Catey. K . Meyer. R. Mavis. F R O N T ROW: L . Canfield, C . MacRae. R A C K R O W: F R O N T ROW: M . Hawkins, J. Street. T. Allemeir. T. Drayton. R. Reppert. D . Brown. C . VanLaanan, M . English. S. Foss. D. Wickham. F R O N T ROW: P. Stuart. C. Gallop. C. Granger. S. Wickland, K . Ferguson. B A C K ROW: R . Gamby. D . Pickett, S . Stewart. R . Swain. S. Havens. B . Bradt, D. Moore. 9 L. Lanz. M . Tower, K . Walters, tisch. �F R O N T ROW: T. Lenz. R . Granger, L . Lundstrurn. B A C K RO ertson, C. Ashton. F R O N T ROW: L . Hinkley, D. Atkins. B A C K ROW: G. DeMond. L . L e o s . S. Klein, M . Thompson, D . Vice. F R O N T ROW: A . Biringer, J . Whitten, S. Caloaruso. C . Royer. B A C K R O W : L . Lyon. S. Sussex, K . LaGro, R. Musselman. �BELOW & F A R B E L O W : hibit t h e i r prize winning marching style. R I G H T: D r u m major—Dare Odren. C E N T E R R I G H T: T h e band performs f o r the Christmas assembly? FA R R I G H T: T h e percussion pears attentive as usual. 4 ; 7 [ 7 4 4 , 1 k i k o r i p t 4 . 1 : 7 A F T ' l l 0.• • i • �SENIORS— S TA N D I N G : R . Reppert, R . Parlette, D . B i r i n g e r , L . Ly o n . R . Gamby. C. Gallup. K . Walters, Odren, S. Klein, M . Hawkins, C. Tubbs. S E AT E D : A . M . To w e r, M . English. �F R O N T ROW: P. Krernke, L . Amaya. R. Palmateer, L. H a r t . M . Stokes, D . M u r r y, T. LaGro, S. Collins, J. Stokes, R. Fraley. S E C O N D R O W: S. Ta y l o r, B . Flickenger, J. Paull. S. Goodrich, D . Voss, S. Wood, A. F r a n k l i n , A . K e l l y , K . M i l l i m a n , T . P a r k e r. T H I R D R O W : D . Griffin. D . Brewer, J . Rehkpof, D. Ely, C. Endicott, J. Prentiss, J. Mahaffey, R. Pickering. D. Boyer. F O U R T H ROW: M . Caranga, B. Perkins, J . Tartaglia, M . Olmsted, C. Tubbs, N . Byrne. J. Reynolds, G. Haze'baker, G. Wood, lor. Couch Can't Keep CHOIR C O U N C I L CERS: F R O N T : P . T r o y e r , B . Stab!hood. S E AT E D : M . Mahaffey, T. Va n D y k e , Treasurer, poser, V i c e President, G . Brayton. President, P. Kremke, Secretary, J. Klimmer. S TA N D I N G : A . Kelly, D. Vow, T. Booher, J . Reynolds. 9 �F R O N T ROW: C. Davis. R. Reppert, H . H u g h . . M . G . Frieze!!. T H I R D ROW: P. Matuszak, P. Voss, 'T. Hasler, D. Allen, L . Luke, K . Bressler, B. Lawerence, C h a t f i e l d , L . Stanley, J . Medendorp, G . J. Grigg, S . M a c k l i n . S E C O N D R O W : S . U h l , D . M a c R a e , M . Paradine, K . M c D o n a l d , D . A t k i n s . Neitzert, K . Parker, D . Stokes, C. Scehler, G. B r a y - F O U R T H R O W: T. VanDyke, P. Pann, C. Gantzer, ton, K. Neidle, S. Fleming, M . Mahaffey, J. Douglas. T . Lenz. A . Biringer. S. Dexter, L . Pope, J. Luck. That terrible monster t h e carnivorous couch attacks t h e choir council. �73' Balladiers Specialists in So*, G. Brayton, C. Endicott, B . Flickenger, S. Goodrich. L. H a r t , A . K e l l y, P. K r e m k e , M . M a h a f f e y. R Pickering, J . Reynolds, D . Stokes, J . Stokes, M . Stokes, C . Tubbs, S. U h l , D . Voss. �Friends Share A L E F T: Travelers f o u n d t h i s Belgian home r a t h e r unusual. L E F T B E L O W: Bob. K a t h y and Sue enjoy a sunny crossing on the English Channel. B E L O W: Amsterdam affected Lori. Brenda and Rob in strange ways. FA R B E L O W : T h i s Belgian harbor scene welcomed Coldwaterites t o Europe. More European pictures—page 173. �F R O N T R O W : J . Cornish, J . Stokes, B . Lawerence, I3. Hance, T. Swart, S. Macklin. SECOND R O W: T. LaGro, B . Dirschell, J . Paull. J . To r r e y, F . Russo, G . B r a y t o n . T H I R D R O W : J . Prentice. K . Bowers, M . R a s l e r , T. LaPratt, D . Stokes, M . Paradise. F O U R T H R O W : P . T r o y e r. P. P a n n , C . T u b b s , B. Felton. K . Pierson, D . Voss. Julie K l i m m e r discusses the chorus picture with t h e girls. �FRONT ROW: Re. Church, G. D u l i n , D . O'Kefe. L. Luke, B . Ta i t . R . Palmateer, J . Ratliff. SECOND ROW: J . Dale, 13. Stahlhood, M . Stokes, R. Reppert. R . S t r e e t e r, R . W i l s o n , S . F l e m i n g . T H I R D R O W: R . Wakely, J . Grigg, L . Stanley. D . Ely. A. Franklin, J. Wolfcale, D. Voss. F O U R T H R O W : R . Patterson, G . Worst, R . Pickering, J . Ta r t a g l i a . T. Lens, G. Wood, J. Reynolds. FRONT R O W: M . Fiske, C. Thompson, D . Bristol. R O W : K . Johnson. A . Cunningham, J . Bowden. J . R. Womble, P. Streeter, R . Rossetter, R . Robinson, K l i m m e r . T. Nyberg. C.. Pierce, L . Janik, G. K i p f e r. N. L i n n , S. U h l , C. Coscarelly. K . Diehl. S E C O N D D . Bond. F O U R T H R O W: C. Leskow, S. Loomis. S. ROW: B . Gregory. R. Mather, C. Robarge, D. Guern- P e e t , K . NesIon. D . Kanouse, L . Stanley. C. Howe. sey, J. Johnson, S. Johnson. K . Cook, R. Watson, D . C . Cowles, S. Hoffman. S. Wood. Leonard, L . Z i m m e r, S . S i l e r, T . Bonher. T H I R D ��Crowd Yells for More — Succotash IV FA R L E F T A B O V E : Get a group o f girls together a t Ti b b i t s a n d they're b o u n d t o sing FA R A B O V E : T h e Balladiers " R i p " i t up. FA R L E F T C E N T E R : Paradise son r i d e o n t h e "Peace Tr a i n " . L E F T ABOVE: Dancers add a sion t o Succotash. ABOVE: Greg a n d Deb caught i n t h e act by the sneaky photographer. FA R L E F T: T h e world's shop quartet performs on the world famous Tibbits stage. L E F T: Harvey and Pierce introduce Bunny Foo-Foo to Coldwater. 10 �'Up the Staircase' More Paul H a rrinp• r M a r k Blansit Sylvia Barrett B a r b Patterson Bea Schacter D i a n a Rouse Joe Ferone , r e f f Prentice Alice Blake J e a n Huss With, R o g e r Palmateer. M o n a Rogers. C i n d y Davis. P e g g y L a c k e y. C y n d i Carpenter. L i s a Kurtz. Te r r y P a r k e r. J e f f Moss, D e b Leach. Lori H a r t , L o r i VanLaanen. J e f f K u r t z . R o b Pickering, S t e v e M a c k l i n . P a t C l y n e . L a u r a Hinkley. John Torrey. Martha Newberry. Te r r y Chatfield, Craig VanLaanen. John Schultz, V i c k y Sitzes. �L E F T: M i s s B a r r e t t , M r . B a r r i n g e r a n d Bea Schaefer decide what t o do about Joe Ferone. FA R L E F T : M r . B a r r i n g e r a n d M i s s Schaefer discuss missing books w i t h t h e librarian. CENTER: B a r k stage. J e f f Prentice gets into his character. BELOW: P a u l Barrmger corrects a l o v e letter from A l i c e Blake. FA R B E L O W L E F T: Miss Barrett tries to calm down a r a n d y class o n t h e of school. BOTTOM: T h e east t a k e s t h e stage f o r a final �'Nuts and Bolts'-A Hit 10 �CAST M a r t h a Grubb Paula A d a m s Bill Anderson D r . Hippocrates J o y Don Bohannon C a d w a l l i p e r Clippy Linda D u n n B o n i t a Irene Grimes A u n t Rebecca Craig Gunn H e n r y John Keeslar W i l b e r Dennis Langwell J a c k Gordon Ken McRuer T w i n k Starr Sid Paradine G e r t i e Glossip Jeanine Rebentish P r u n e I l a Figg Dave Sharrard M r . Plunkett Mary ZoBinger L u t i e FA R L E F T A B O V E : Director, Bob Pickering goes over stage directions one last time. ABOVE C E N T E R : H e n r y takes a break from h i s work. FA R A B O V E : The entire cast assembles f o r a boo.. FA R L E F T: Tw i n k Starr and l i t t l e W i l b e r have a secret LOWER C E N T E R : A u n t Rebecca strikes knowing pose. L E F T: A h h , young love triumphs after a l l ! ! ABOVE: W i l b u r. produces his ultimate weapon t o the horror of D r. Joy. 10 �'Flowers New Concept Charlie R a n d y Rossetter Alice C i n d y Davis Professor Nentur R o g e r Palmateer Dr. Strauss M o n a Rogers Burt L e e Canfield Father S t e v e Macklin Mother D e b Griffin Child Norma L i n d a Alaniz With: D a r l a Knauss. J i m Paull. M a r y Tinervia, Theresa Parker. Duane Stokes. M a r t y KremIte. Laura H i n k l e y. D e b Leach. J o h n To r r e y, S u e Ca(estrus°. R u t h Wa r n e r, Dennis 0"Keefe, A n n Rebentisch. Sue Krutsch. and Te r i Chatfield M E I If W E N �ABOVE FA R L E F T: Charlie falls in love w i t h Alice. FA R A B O V E : D r . Strauss. B u r t . a n d Professor N e m u r listen t o Charlie. C E N T E R FA R LEFT.- Charlie meets old schoolmates. L E F T A B O V E : T h e barber. Charlies father doesn't recognize him. ABOVE: M r s . M o o n e y explains t o Charlie about t h e loss o f h i s intelligence. FA R L E F T: The party at 10 �FA R A B O V E L E F T: M a y o r Shinn stumbles across the stage as Charlie Cowell urges him on. FA R ABOVE: The finale of Prof. Harold Hill's number in progress. FA R A B O V E R I C H T: T h e School B o a r d croon t h e i r w a y into the hearts o f t h e ladies. ABOVE L E F T: Harold is definitely being a disturbance library. ABOVE: Winthrop " t e l l t h " of Gary, Indiana. ABOVE R I G H T : T h e stubborn townspeople t e l l the cheering multitude about Iowa. R I G H T: T h e pick-a-little ladies "Pick.a-14ittle" more. �The Music Man' — A Harold H i l l R o b Pickering Marion Paroo C h r i s Endicott Mayor Shinn D u a n e Stokes Eulalie Shinn A n n Rebentisch Marcellus S t e v e Macklin Mrs. Paroo P a m Kremke Tommy J e f f Prentice Zanetta T h e r e s a Parker Winthrop J o e y Johnson Ameryli. A m y Frizzell With: D . Allen, D . Atkins, G. Brayton. D . Brewer. T. B u r k , S. Collins. A . Cunningham, C . Davis. S . Dexter, B . Dirschell. J . Douglas, S . Fleming. R . Fraley, A . F r a n k l i n . R . G a m b y, C . Gantzer, D . Griffin, J. Grigg, L . H a r t , S. Hoffmen. A . Klimmer, T. Lagro. J. Luck. L. Luke, M . Mahaffey, D. Neitzert. N . Newberry, M . Olmsted, stead, J. Paull, B . Perkins. M . Peterson, C. Pierce. C. Rehkoff. J. Reynolds, B . Stahlhood, R. Streeter. B. Ta i t . S. Ta y l o r. P. Troyer. C. Tubbs. S. U h l . T. Van Dyke, L . Va n Laanen, D . Voss. P. Voss. G . Worst. �Class Officers: Cathy Rigg - Vice Reyburn - President, Lori H a r t - Secretary, Steve Stankewicz - Treasurer. Aker, Renee Allemier, Tom Allen, Darla Allen, Greg Anderson, Mike Anderson, Randy Atkins, Debra Baird, Pat Baker, Dave Barnes, Teresa Barringer, Terry Barrows, Don Bartlebaugh, Jenny Barton, Jeff Boley, Cathy �Bowers, Cliff Boyer, Debbie Branch, John Brodt, Rebecca Brouse, Clarence Brown. Steve Bucher, Manfred Callahan, Robyn Callahan. Te r r y Callahan, Vicki Carl, Mary Carpenter, Debbie Champion, Paula Chatfield, Clark, Sharon Cole, Janet Cole, Judy Cole, Nevada Collingworth, Denny Collins, Sandra Collins, Bill Connell, Joe Corless, Te r i Corwin, Tina Cox, Debbie Culver, Sally Dalchow,..Robin Dale, Sherry Danes, Linda Darling, Eric 11 �Davey, Patti Davies, Dawn Dean, Mike Dirschell, Dave Doll, Betsy Dow, Alan Dubois, Penny Eberspeaker, Mark Eggleston, Sherry Ernest, Skip Fate, Roger Fields, Ron Flickenger, Devin Foley, Monique Forrister, Diane Forsythe, Ron Frailey, Randy Fraley, Robin Franks, Dave Frazier, Denise Frazier, Denise Furry, Diane Gann, Dave Gantzer, Chris Gasser, Fred Grad, Jack Gray, Kathy Greenamyer, Lory Griffin, Grigg, JoAnne 11 �Guise, Kathy Gundrum, Randy Halstead, Te r r y Hapner, Brad Harman, Sally Hart, Lauri Hartnagel, Nancy Hasbargen, Karen Havens, Sherry Hayward, Diane Hazelbaker, Gayle Heberling, Kathy Hemker, Mark Henderson, Mark Herman. Marvin Hinkley, Laura Hoath, Henry Hodson, Bob Hook, Mary Ellen Howell. Jim Hurd, Bob Hurley, Steve Johnson, Bud Johnson, Jo-ann Jones, Kae Karpen, Ti m Kasperski, Steve Keeslar, Vicki Kelly, Anne Kelly, Lori 11 �Kimble, Ray Kirk, Mike Klavinski, Maggie Klotz. Mike Knapp, Sandra LaBelle, Deb Lackey, Peggy Langdon, Michele Lawrence, Deb Lenning, Frank Lenz, Ti m Lewis, Larry Licht, Kay Little, Donna Lopez, Bill Luckadoo, Richard Lyrnburner, Sue Magoon, K a t h y Martin, Dave Mason, Darlene Massey. Randy Masters, Debra Mather, Ron Matousek, Ken Matthews, Janet Matuszak, Pat May, Marijo McKinley, Deb McKnight, Steve Medendorp. Janis 11 �Mercer, Mark Milliman, Kebben Molar, Penny Moore, Diana Morrill, Melvin Neible, Kris Neitzert, Dean Nettleman, M a r y Neusbaum, Sally Newberry, Nancy Nichols, Carol Noblit, Dave NolM, Randy Normandin, Phil Nyberg, Theresa Olmstead, Tom Olmsted, Kay Olszewoski, Rich Omo, Dennis Palmateer, Roger Pann, Paul Paradine, Mark Parks, Jake Parshall, Jack Parshall, Phil Patch, Ron Paull, Martha Perkins, Gary Perrin, Autumn Persails, Dale 11 �Persails, Gail Peters, Bob Pfau, Pat Host, Mark Pickering, Rob Pickett, Deb Pifer, Randy Pohl, Linda Poling, Marcy Pope, Calvin Porter, Chris Pont, Kathy Prentice, Jeff Ratliff, John Reed, Debbie Reppert, Kathy Reyburn, Julie Reynolds, To m Rigg, Cathy Robbins, Bob Robinett, Stan Roby, Dan Roby, Sherry Rodesiler, Kathy Rogers, John Romine, Teresa Royer, Carol Rumens, Becky Rurnsey, Diane Rupp, Randy 11 �Rzepka, Scott Sargent, Annette Scsntlen, Sam Schneider, Mike Schultz, Vicki Severn, Karen Shafer. Brenda Shaw, Wendy Sherwood, Larry Shettler, Phil Shirk, Tom Shupp, John Sickles, Kathy Siler, Rodney Sizemore, Nancy Smeekens. Sharon Smith. Carol Smith. Diana Smith, Jack Smullen, Cathy Snyder, Karen Snyder, K i t Stankewicz, Steve Steenman, Melanie Stephenson, K a t h y Stetter. Cheryl Stewart, Sharon Stokes. John Street, John Streeter, Diane 11 �Streeter, Pat Stuart, Martha Summers, Carol Sussex, Sandra Swain, Greg Symons, Helyn Taylor, Linda Taylor, Teresa Thacher, Sylvia Thompson, Lyle Thompson, Mike Tillitson, Roger Tinervia, Mary Torrey, John Tower, Jane Towers, Bonnie Traver, Gary Trues, Cindy VanLaanen, Craig Vette, Keith Vice, David Voss, Pat Vreeland, Randy Wages, Jack Warner, Diane Watts, Alan Weis, Nora Weitekamp, Pat Whitten, Julie Wickham, Dennis 12 �Wickland, Cindy Wilder, Te r r y Wilson, Rick Witherby, Mike Wogerrnan, Russ WoItord, Tom Wood, Bob Wood, Sherry Womble, Robin Worst. Greg Yockey, Don Youngquist. Cheryl Zebowsky, Ed Bartell, Colleen Eked, Sherry Not Pictured Adams, Lynn L e n n a r d , Scott Adams, Sharon M a c k l i n , Steve Blount, Florence M c L a t c h e r , Jim Burk. Tom O t i s , Paula Connell. Judy P e t e r s o n , Mary (7orless, Don R o b i n s o n , Rhonda Davis, Celinda S e c h l e r . Clara Fisk, Jeff S m i t h , Cathy Gaglio, Grace S m i t h . Bill Hemker, M a r y W a r d w e l l , Dave Hoeksema. Suzanne W e a k l y . Mark Hughes, Holly W e l l e r , Mark Kubasiak. Penny Z i n n , Scott LaPratt. Terry 12 ��, a ���F R O N T ROW: D a n Taggert, D . Persails, J . Hauska, L y n n l e r . T H I R D R O W: J o h n Parshall, D a n Ly o n . S k i p Shook, Adams. S E C O N D R O W: Coach D a v e M a r t i n , J e f f Ewers, J i m Olmstead, E r i c Swanson, J i m Fansler, C h u c k Shultz, Mike Sowles, Ron Sistanich, Coach P a t Lowe. Dave Calahan, L a r r y Lewis, Coach Doug Johnson. Jack Yeakey, To m Reynolds, T i m Lagro. Coach ABOVE R I C H T: Three Cardinals show their batting form. R I G H T: H a p p y t e a m m e m b e r s congratulate J i m after a homerun. �Big Red Rips Into Eric Swanson All Conference Pitcher Jeff Ewers All Conference Infield Skip Shook All Conference Outfield Honorable Mention: John Parshall, Dan Lyon 12 �Volleyball — A New R I G H T: R u t h Warner poses, but Madeline Schultz won't. BELOW: M a r i e To w e r discovers flying. BELOW R I G H T: S h i p Lackey means t o d o great bodily harm t o a round friend. �FA R A B O V E : T h e l i n e advances towards a m i g h t y riot. CENTER: This is how the game looks from the press box L E F T: Deb Leach uses Double Bubble. ABOVE: There is strength i n good sportsmanship. �ABOVE: Despite heavy coverage K l o t z makes the catch. RIGHT.. Kellogg snares one f o r C H S . BELOW, Bowles p i c k s u p yardage a r o u n d the end. I f l �Al Scharlhaar. Head Coach. Dunn Marteen. Cards Have Best Season in F R O N T ROW: M . Sowles, T. LaGro, S. K l e i n , row, A . Catey, K . Cox, J. Bell, D. Ahrey, hoar, C . S h u l t z , M . McLaughlin, L . Adams, W . A s h . B A C K R O W: M . Pfost, T. Berringer, J. Stokes, logg, M . Eherspeaker, L . Lewis. J. Tartaglia, D . M a r t i n , B. Bradley, P. Weitecamp, M . Dean. A . Dow. wicz, M . Henderson, S. K l o t z , J . Wages, D . Ta g e r t , S . Tappenden, M . Blansit, D . Corless. 3 �Card Gridders Bust FA R A B O V E : M i k e M c L a u g h l i n prepares t o attack an enemy invader. L E F T A B O V E : Trainer. Dan Tager( ABOVE: Assistant Tr a i n e r. Ly n n A d a m s FA R R I G H T A B O V E : M a r k Blansit starts t o d o a backwards f l i p t o "get R I G H T ABOVE: M i k e Bowles tries for the "Imo more yards." R I G H T: M i k e evades three Bronson boys. 13 ��F R O N T ROW: M . Paradine, M . Dow. B . Dirnschell, J. M . Vance, S . Masson. M . Fasick, J . Engle. D . Fiats, R . M . Fraley, B. Bradley, S. Swain, M. Bovee. S E C O N D ROW: J . Coach Ivey, M . Sweet, D. Johnson, R. Frailey, T. Welke, s o n Catey, J. Toupalik, R. Gleeson, L . K u m k , A . Watts, K e l l y. B A C K R O W : G . Shaw, T. Pope, B . H u r d , Crandall, L . Luke, T. Callahan, M . Stokes, , J. Lopez, B. Johnson, L . Adams, Coach Bercaw. Second Year Men Spark ABOVE: J V Cheerleaders sing out. Power t o t h e players. ABOVE R I G H T: W h a t eon y o u d o w i t h 2 2 men and a ref? R I G H T: Coach Ivey. �First Girls RiOlt ..4._ i t 111" 4 is �9E 91•99N1 - D m , L O N 991.9111 S P o r `A.91.911 a^91:1 '11011111/ 99,1.1n1 P 9 9 'P9.1s11110 1.11!". .-1a9d9H P9JEl : 1 a a H a l .311141 '.1e9999 P.1.3 '91111193 A . ‘ . 0 . S a a w n r a w v i v a l �Cross Country Has a FA R L E F T A B O V E : To m Olmstead makes his mark i n history. C E N T E R L E F T: B r a d H a p n e r gallantly gallops t o t h e finish. FA R A B O V E : Cards get ready f o r another day's work. A B O V E : Coach Strtaser has something t o be very hopeful about. A B O V E R I G H T: T h e start approaches, a l u l l comes over t h e BAM! . . . 13 �Bill Smith, James Wolf, Skip Ernst, Phil Shetler, Coach Fred Hobart, K e n Matousek, P h i l Neesley, E r i c Bacon. 13 �Coldwater Has Swink,in' Time ��K N E E L I N G : K . Darrow, T. LaGro, T. L i n n , B . Smith, C . Mooi, T. Bacon, D . Wendel, C. Davidson. M. Blansit. S TA N D I N G : J. Tartaglia, K . Lautenschlager, PA!? A B O V E L E F T: B r e t t Smith returns serve. ABOVE L E F T: M a r c Blansit prepares f o r return. FA R L E F T: Klaus Lautenschlager smashes ent ABOVE: T h e team picture. L E F T: Jefl Tartaglia kills 14 ��FA R L E F T: Steve Kasperski, L a r r y Lewis, Mike Sowles. i n 1-2-3 finish. 220 yard dash. FA R L E F T B O T T O M : T h e team meets Marcia Fisher. M i s s Branch County. a l t e r becoming 1972 Branch County Champions. L E F T: Jim Olmstead. 2 M i l e record holder. BELOW L E F T: J a c k Yeakey, anchor leg Senior Division. 440 relay. BELOW: M a r k Eberspeaker breaks m i l e record, Junior Division. �FA R R I G H T: Gary Porter goes up for two points more. R I G H T: T h e mighty men of Coldwater get it on. BELOW: S e n i o r K u r t D a r r o w neuvers one of Harper Creek's players. ��S TA N D I N G : Coach Hobart. S. M c K n i g h t , man, E. Bloom, J. Fansler, B. Nettleman, C. Schultz, S. Kasperski, P. Kellogg. K . D a r r o w, D . Ta g e r t . FA R R I G H T A B O V E : J i m Fansler puts one over a t a l l Tiger. FA R R I G H T: K u r t Darrou, does the same. BELOW R I G H T: Te r r y L i n n t u r n s practice into reality. R I G H T: W e lose one. 14 K N E E L I N G : G. Porter, J. Smith. T. Linn, M. Sowles, B. Smith, L . Lewis. �Cards Win Districci 14" �ABOVE: M i k e Sweet sets u p a block for Steve Neesley. R I G H T: Gary Sites passes to Bill Stanlhood. ABOVE R I G H T: Rick DeMarr fights for FA R R I G H T: M i k e Stokes and freshman Jeff Ward start ful drive. �S TA N D I N G : Coach R o n Bercaw, B i l l Stahlhood, Ron Wa r d , John Vance, Steve Maxon, T i m Welke, Mike Sweet. Steve Dexter, Rick DeMarr, ler, Steve Allen, L. Adams. K N E E L I N G : Joe Lopez, Gary Sitzes, Steve Neesley. Rusty Brand. �F R O N T ROW: M . Henderson, A . Catey, K . Cox, T. LaGro, F . Gasser, A . Peacock, S . H u r l e y, J . Stokes, M . K i r k , T . P. Frazier, R. Peacock, K . Matousek, D. Paradine, D. Gann. S h i r k . S TA N D I N G : J. Toupalik, C. Brout, L. Logstreet, D. Snyder, �FA R L E F T: Coach Kellogg gives John Stokes a pep talk before his next match. L E F T: Kevin Cox shows his championship form. BELOW L E F T A N D B E L O W : M i k e K i r k tries hard to pin his opponent i n the ment. �Sports Illustrated FRONT ROW: E. McLaughlin, C. Smith, K . Sev- K e r r , M . Schultz, V. Keeslar, C. Boley, M . M a y, ern, T. Barkowski, J . Hapner, D . M c K i n l e y. K . C o a c h Childs. Rodesiler, P. Sherwood. S TA N D I N G : S. Foss, L . �IOW.- • ~ M u t • • • FRONT ROW: J. Beide, R. Brand, B. Stahlhood, K . J o h n s o n , F. Gasser, M . Bucher, D . Cavanaugh, K . Foley, B . Sommers, S TA N D I N G : F . D a r l i n g , D . W a l t e r s . e 15 �VA R S I T Y F O O T B A L L CHS 3 6 1 7 4 3 1 2 OPP Bronson Dowagiac Albion Hillsdale Harper Creek Marshall Pennfield Sturgis 8 1 4 1 GOLF CHS 18 17 17 16 17 17 18 17 17 17 17 16 Sturgis Sturgis Marshall Marshall Hillsdale Hillsdale Harper Creek Harper Creek Pennfield Pennfield Albion Albion OPP 17 15 16 15 14 17 17 17 18 19 18 forfeit TENNIS OPP CHS 3 5 7 2 7 5 5 0 4 2 6 6 2 JV F O O T B A L L CHS 6 3 1 1 3 6 2 2 Parma Bronson Albion Harper Creek Hillsdale Pennfield Sturgis Marshall OPP 0 1 3 1 8 0 2 6 BASEBALL OPP CHS 6 9 5 6 5 5 1 2 1 9 1 1 4 7 6 0 2 6 15 Pennfield Sturgis Sturgis Marshall Harper Creek Harper Creek Albion Albion Hillsdale Hillsdale Albion Harper Creek Hillsdale Sturgis Pennfield Pennfield Marshall Marshall 3 1 6 1 7 0 2 0 2 3 3 2 0 5 5 1 5 0 Jackso Bronson Springfield Jackson Parkside Harper Creek Springfield Albion Sturgis Pennfield Marshall Hillsdale Bronson Three Rivers 4 2 0 5 0 2 2 7 3 5 1 1 5 �VA R S I T Y W R E S T L I N G CHS 3 6 2 4 1 2 3 6 2 9 2 3 2 GIRLS BASKETBALL CHS 2 3 3 Colon Sturgis Sturgis OPP 3 4 2 Bronson Charlotte Dowagiac Pennfield Sturgis Western Hillsdale Lumen Christi Albion Harper Creek Three Rivers NItushali Buchanan OPP 2 4 3 1 3 2 2 6 3 4 2 1 2 JV B A S K E T B A L L VA R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L CHS 6 7 7 5 6 7 5 7 7 7 4 7 s VOLLEYBALL CHS 13 S 15 14 15 U 15 7 B 10 15 U 15 15 C 15 13 B 15 14 13 S 15 14 15 C 15 OPP t u r g i s 1 5 1 0 1 6 n i o n City 1 0 r o n s o n 1 5 1 5 n i o n City 1 0 7 o l o n 7 1 2 r o n s o n 1 5 1 2 1 6 t u r g i s 1 5 1 2 1 6 o l o n 1 0 1 3 6 9 7 6 9 6 Bronson Albion Harper Creek Lumen Christi Marshall Hillsdale Pennfield Sturgis Lakeview B.C. Central St. Phillips Albion Harper Creek G.R. Central Marshall Pennfield Three Rivers Hillsdale Sturgis Bronson OPP 5 9 6 5 7 8 7 6 7 8 4 a 7 7 5 7 8 5 7 5 TOURNAMENTS 7 8 7 6 Hillsdale Vicksburg Gull L a k e South Haven 6 8 6 a CHS 4 8 8 4 5 5 5 5 4 4 6 4 4 4 6 2 4 6 6 5 OPP Bronson Albion Harper Creek Lumen Christi Marshall Hillsdale Pennfield Sturgis Lakeview B.C. Central St. Phillips Albion Harper Creek G.R. Central Marshall Pennfield Three Rivers Hillsdale Sturgis Bronson 6 8 6 6 5 6 6 5 5 4 4 3 5 6 5 5 4 4 5 s �Varsity—M. Blansit, D. Griffin, D. Leach, D. Furry, M . Tinervia, M . Rigg, M . Schultz. Wrestling—D. Bristol, C. Thompson, D . Lyon, K . Callahan, C. Straw, To p —C. Johnson I �Cheerleaders Give I t A l l They've Got J.V.'s—C. Hemker, S. Foss, M . Lytle, M . Otis, J. Hapner, L. K e r r, S. Lackey, M. Kremke, Beck—Advisors J. Rzepka, S. Childs. 15 �Class Officers: M i s s y Rremke urer, Julie Klimmer - Secretary, M a r y Lytle - Vice President. JoAnn Peterson - President. Adams. Faith Adler, Cheryl Aldrich, Jackie Aldrich, Jeanie Allen, Scott Anderson, David Annear, Sam Ash. Willie Ashton, Craig Atkinson. Charles Bacon. Eric Barber. Rick Barkowski. Tammy Barnett, Becky Bartlett, Jackie Bates. Charles Bawden, Jennifer Baxter, Debbie 15 �Beaty, Marty Belschner. Andy Berry, Kim Bird, Deb Blair, JoAnn Blanchard, Marcia Bloss, Bob Blount. Cathy Blount, Rodney Booher, Tani Borland, Jill Bowe. Mark I3owers, Kevin Bradley, Brian Brand, Rusty Bressler, Phil Briggs, H a l Bristol, Deb Brooks, Susie Broughman, Alice Brown, David Brown, Doug Brown, Teena Burke, Ti m Butlher, Greg Callahan. Kristi Calvaruso, Sue Canfield, Carl, Rich Case, Wayne Catey, Michael Cazier, Jody Chehowski. Troy Christman, Billie Church, Randy Claar, Jodie Clark, Colleen Clark, Bill Collins, Gary Cook, Karen Cooper, Rob Cope, Scott 15 �Cornish, Jon Coscarelly, Theresa CounceII, Bert C o w l . , Charity Crandall, Jerry Crean, Mike Creel, Paul Cunningham, Ann Catcher, Michele Dale, Jeff Danes, Charles Darling, Cindy Davis, Rich Deal, Jill Deisler, Lisa DeMarr, Rich DeMond, Gary Dexter, Steve Diehl, Kris Dillon, Debbie Deischell, Brian Donilme, Mike Dove, Connie Dow, Mark Drayton, Tom Dalin, Gerry Dunn, Elkins, John Engle, Jeff Ernsberger, Kandy Ernsberger, Larry Ernst, Rich Fay, Kathie Felton, Brian Ferguson, Kathy Filley, Candy Fisk, Martha Fisk, Penny Fleming, Jack Fleming, Bill Foley, Kim Force, M a r t y 16 �Foss, Sue Foster, David Foster, Donna Freiley, Roger Fraley, Richard Franklin, Alan Frohnapfel, John Gates, Toby Gaulin, Sherry Gigowski, Melody Gilfillan, Gleason, Ricky Granger, Chris Granger, Rhonda Gregory, Bobbie Griffin, Griffith, Grzybowski, K i m Guernsey, Deb Hall, Rudy Hance, William Hannon, Mary Kay Hapner, Jill Harris, Keith Hart, Gary Harvey, Jeanean Heron, De Etta Heilborn. Pamela Hemker, Carol Hemker, Jeanne Hillborg, Kristin Hoag, Carol Hoff, Bill Hoffman, Sherry Howell, Caroline Howell, Vickie Hurley, Marvin Hurley, Soo Jacobs, Rusty Jewell, Jill Johnson, Davy Johnson, Karen 16 �Johnson, Pain Johnson, Susan Kearns, Jeff Kelly, Mike Kerr, Lisa Kilpatrick, Earle Kipfer, Gay Klimmer, Julie Knauss, Daryla Kremke, Missy Kunk, Len Lackey, M a r y LaGro, K i m Lahnurn, Rick Lanz, Liz Lawrence, L i n d a Leonard, Deb Leshow. Karmen Lewis, Linda Lincoln, Nancy Linderman, Don Linn. Nancy Longstreet, Lynn Loomis, Cheryl Loop, Deb Loose, Lisa Lopez, Joe Luce, Jeff Luke, Larry Ltmdstrum, Lynn Lyon, Denise Lytle, Chris Lytle, M a r y Mabus, Penny Manning, To m Massey, Gary Mather, Robin Mavis, Rose Munson, Steve McHenney, Patrick McLaughlin, Edna McLaughlin, Warren 16 �Merriman, David Merriman, Kathy Meyer, Karen Meyer, Mark Miller, Allen Miller, K i r k Morgan, Carla Morr, Greg Morrill, Jon Musselman, Robin Myers, Greg Myers, Linda Myers, Steve Neesley, Steve Nelson, Cindy Nettleman, James Norton, Alberta Nutt, Ta d Oates. Robert O'Halloran, Jeff O'Kefe, Shawn Olds, Max Olmsted, Jill Otis. Michelle Paradine. David Parker. Kathy Parker, K i m Parks, Connie Parks, Vickie Patterson, Rob Paul, Debbie Paul, Pam Peacock, Allen Peet, Sherrie Perkins, Brenda Peterson, JoAnn Pfau, Dave Pfost, Chris Pfost, Jan Pierce, Carol Pierce, Kevin Pope, Tony 16 �Posante, Dan Plppos, Rick Quimby, Penny Rathbun, Steve Fteeg, Crystal Rehkopf, Cathy Reppert, Muriel Riddle, Jim Riddle, Steve Rigg, Bonnie Rigg, Steve Robarge, Cindy Robertson, Rebecca Robey, Carrie Rose, Lillian Rose, Marvin Rossetter, Rene Rubley, Greg Russo, Frank Russo, M a r y Rzepka, Steve Saputo, Chris Satterfield, Scagges, Elaine Schlubatis, Ann Schull, John Sechler, Doug Seiler, John Seiler, Shirley Sexton, Katherine Shaw, George Sherwood, Pam Suter, Russell S i t z . , Gary Smith, Brad Smith, Carol Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, 16 Cathleen Chris Dana Dave Julie Mike �Snyder, David W. Snyder, David A. Sperry. Betsey Stahlhood, Bill Stanley, Lori Steeby, Karen Stokes, Mike Streeter, Russ Stuart, Pam Sturgeon, Mike Swain, Shawn Swanson, Jan Swart, Tod Sweet, Michael Swift, Julie Swift, Leanne Tait, William Tappenden, K i m Tappenden, Steve Taylor, Debra Taylor. Georgia Therrien, Bob Thomas, Sheila Thompson, Cindy Tompkins, Linda Toon, Mark Toupalik, John Towers, Ron Travelbee, Ti m Trimble, Steve Troutman, Valerie Troyer, Phil Tubbs, Martha Uhl, Sue Vance, John Vandyke, Trudie Vanlannen, Lance Wallace, Mike Walling. Mark Ward, Ron Warner, Ruth Watson. Roberta 16 �Weage, Kevin Weaver, Mike Welke, Ti m Wheeler, Guy White, Pat Whitson, Steve Wickland, Sherry Wickland, Te r r y Widener, Kathy Wilber, Garry Wilson, Neil Winters, Jerry Winters, Te r r y Which, K i m Wolf, Jim Wolfcale, Jim Wood. Julie Wood, Shelly Wright, Debra Yearling, Julie Yearling, K i r k Avery, Bob Charbenean, Annette Deal, Christy Terry, Polly Gruner, Colleen Lane, Ti m Rebentish, Ann Smith, Gerldine Swain, Rene Not Pictured Taylor, Joyce Vreeland, Gaye Wakely, Rick 16 AtfieId, Shirley Bartell, Nancy M a c R a e , Craig Bussing, Sharon M a y , Katherine Councell, Ray R i n g l e , Jim Grabill, Scott R o s e b e r r y , Steve Darling, Greg S i l e r , Diane Fasick, Mark S m o t h e r m a n , Jeff Gardner, Russ T e m p l e t o n , Annette Gaulin, Sherry T h o m p s o n , Carol Greshaw, Te r r y T h o m p s o n , Bob Realtor, Steve W i b e r t , Ken Janik, Lori W o o d , Annette Kanouse, Becky Y e a r l i n g , Ned Karn, Rich Y e l a v i c h , John Linder, Luke Z i m m e r , Lorna �����4111i STUDENT LIFE ��L E F T: Dan and Rob ore caught behind the wall, so t o speak. BELOW: T h e 1972 Balladiers perform i n Westminster Abbey, London. (Susie Close and Greg Brayton hidden �ABOVE: Maria Agate. ABOVE R I G H T: Manfred Bucher. ABOVE R I G H T CENTER: Jo e Manuel Escala. FA R R I G H T ABOVE: L111 Marina Anlaya. R I G H T: Lillian Morita. C E N T E R R I G H T: M a r y Carranza. FA R R I G H T: 17 ��Students Elecct: This has really been the year for elections! 18 year o l d s voted f o r t h e f i r s t t i m e elections. Emotions r a n high i n t h e Presidential elections, as m a n y students g o t t h e i r of the political machine. W e voted o n questions of abortion, daylight savings time and Vi e t N a m Vet Compensation. Here i n t h e h i g h school t h e tween candidates for most offices was ever some people ran unopposed. T h e Mayor race was the topic o f much discussion, w i t h t h e final outcome o f Craig VanLaanen regaining the win. ABOVE: M r . Sim was one o f m a n y candidates presenting his views t o the students here. FA R A B O V E & FA R A B O V E R I G H T: Mayoral candidates Nancy Newberry and en speak t o the student body. ABOVE R I G H T: "After all, I A M the President." ABOVE R I G H T C E N T E R : A r t i s t s w e r e b u s ) promoting t h e i r favorite candidates. C E N T E R F A R R I G H T: M a r y Peterson seems a bit indecisive on her choice for mayor. R I G H T: L o r i VanLaanen was one o f dents working i n the national campaigns. CENTER R I G I I T & F A R R I G H T: Campaign posters f o r class officers sprang u p ��Det. Northern's Visit Short 17 About twenty k i d s f r o m D e t r o i t Northern H i g h School came t o Coldwater as a p a r t o f a change something like the Albion tunately, due t o the long bus ride back t o Detroit, they were able to stay only a few hours. B u t i t was a start and maybe next year the exchange can be longer. �Gymnastics Team New Although the newly formed Gymnasties team did not take part in competition they did work many hours to prepare tion of their skills. 17 ��FA R L E F T ABOVE: Dave Peterson and Linda Parsons share a secret. FA R L E F T C E N T E R : " O n e o'clock. two o'clock, three o'clock Rock!" L E F T A B O V E : J i m Dove, R i c k E n o s and J e r r y Stephenson g o superformal for this year's prom, their dates like the idea L E F T C E N T E R : T h e B i g B a n d wails. FA R L E F T BELOW.- Couples floor for the L E F T C E N T E R B E L O W: Paul Woods. Pat H i c k s . J i m T r o y e r. Peggy H i c k s . Teresa Romine. Steve F i l l m o r e . C h r i s Fry and Bruce Hicks mug for rapher w h i l e others s t a n d i n l i n e f o r pictures. BELOW: T h e Prom marks the end of a busy y e a r f o r t h e seniors. �*I have lost more than a friend, I have lost an inspiration. �FA R L E F T A B O V E : S i x seniors receive Faculty Scholarship Awards. L E F T: Janine Rumens a n d Nancy, L o o p show their glee during swing-out. while B E L O W. three other happy Seniors do t h e i r thing. FA R L E F T C E N T E R : R a d m i l l a expresses h e r thanks to the students of CHS. CENTER: Diplomas i n hand new graduated file out BOTTOM L E F T: T h e Class o f 1972 tently? FA R B E L O W: Raggedy A n n plans t o brate. ��In memory of Chris Cardenas, Tony Stankewicz, and 18 �Hornecorni*, Shows ABOVE: E v e r y student's dream—to b e o n t h e Homecoming court. ABOVE F A R R I G H T: Senior griddettes absorb a p e p t a l k f r o m coaches Johnson. Collins. a n d Toad. C E N T E R F A R R I G H T: Queen Te r i Chatfield and K i n g Duane Stokes reign over festivities a t the Homecoming game. FA R R I G H T: Foolhardy girls risk l i f e and limb to protect their honor. R I G H T: D u a n e views t h e J e l l s o r g y f r o m h i s throne. ���FA R L E F T A N D C E N T E R A B O V E : A n d y awaits a chance to show his winning form. ABOVE: Frosh t r y hard in the tug of war. FA R L E F T: Yu m m y . . . J - e - l l - 0 ! C E N T E R L E F T: T h e J u n i o r s g e t a serious pep t a l k before t h e mudbowl. L E F T: The pile grows for Thursday's bonfire. FA R L E F T B E L O W : M c K i n l e y. Magoon t r y in v a i n t o s t o p S e n i o r quarterback M a d d y Shultz. BELOW L E F T: B y r n e . Konalos. Tower t r y hard b u t Juniors hold t h e score a t 0-0 FA R BELOW: The aftermath of a bonfire. BELOW: The winning team readies their vehicle for t h e V. W. rare. 18 �.444111i. P.a.- I \ . lIA,ba,rl141.1 k: V i l a 3 INV J O 5 3 1 . V. L S ( 1 3 11 N r 1 3 1 4 . 1 " • .1:I 4 • K r . • 4 ' •• \ ��Compliments of Sheriff Keith Coldwater, Michigan Arnold Your Headquarters for . . . High Performance Engine Parts Precision Engine Building Would you care to trade? Passenger Car & Truck Parts Carroll's 20 East Chicago St. 48 W. Chicago Coldwater Coldwater "Artistry in Hair Fashion" Plastic, Neon, Truck Lettering Phone 278-8758 New Location 7 0 W. Chicago 178 West Garfield Coldwater 278-5849 Open Bowling Every Weekend Special Student Rates Midway 19 �Illustrative DavisMarine CREATIVE ARTWORK — DESIGN PORTRAITS — COLOR WEDDINGS 1nter..13 Pierson Street Coldwater, Michigan TIRE COMPANY Need a n e w boat? Old one kind of old? complete line of See us at Davis Passenger, Truck & Implement Tires Where boats run bold! Farm Ti r e Service 109-.117 West Chicago Street Davis M a r i n e — Northeast side o f Coldwater Lake arg B T H E O D O R E C O M PA N Y Coldwater 25 West Chicago Street arg BTHEODORE C O M PA N Y Phone 279-9757 129 Industrial Avenue Coldwater, Michigan 71rammiae* 4 7 4 . 2,64 e4 R e u d a t e . . . 1 t a r d , E r u A . s , CHRYSLER GOATS S. MOTORS AERO CRAFT SEA STAR BOAT. BEATY'SSPORT NORTH END Or COLDWAMER LAKE, R. OE COLDWATER. MICH. 49036 �Congratulations Clas of 197 Co-op student, Ly n n e Kannlos, demonstrates p a r t o f h e r j o b at Q u a l i t y Springs. QUALITY S P R I N G P R O D U C T S . I N C It QualitySpring DIVISION O F KUHLMAN CORPORATION Manufacturers of Coil Wire Springs for Industry 35 J a y Street Coldwater, Michigan 278-2391 19 �Sincere Best Wishes For the Future Little Pro Carl Lewis and Family Sham exhibit their * i d . selection of quolity stereos Short & 202 Morse Coldwater ao1 F A S H I O N S 1-11 0 F. ERNS Dog ' n S u d s Complete line o f sandwishes 360 Marshall St. Frank & Dorothy Ernst — Owners Yes N o w N O WINGS served w i t h Chicken in Basket or w h e n you b u y it in a BUCKET! NEW FOR TAKE-OUT a t Illagtrt Dog ' n ' Suds 9 Pieces i n a Bucket $2.69 12 Pieces i n a Bucket $3.49 15 Pieces i n a Bucket $4.29 18 Pieces i n a Bucket $4.99 . Remember . . . N o Wings Means More Meat! Home-made Onion Rings a n d Breaded Mushrooms fillsbale are Real Specialties w i t h us! 19 �Congratulations Seniors! CorsonAuto Phone 278-8561 46 E. 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Muckel &tell- m•nS & o y i w e a r 21 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan Kolassa's Division Street Coldwater, Michigan "Eat, Drink, and be Merry!" 19 �CALL THE "HOUSE DOCTOR" 278-5656 eggLumber Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Coldwater Recreation Bowling 559 E. Chicago St. 278-5325 Woodwards Lyons Fairfield Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Warrens W o r l d o f Fashion 23 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-4345 19 �400 J a y Street Phone 2 7 9 - 9 5 11 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 49036 ClimaxMolybdenum of 41 R E F R A C T O R Y M E T A L C O L D W A T E R D I V I S I O N P L A N T Sally tries t o sell photographer material f o r coat lining. HOUSE OF ABRIC Craig Located i n t h e V i l l a g e S q u a r e "for the finest at no �H & H COLDWATER'S FINEST David Green, O w n e r 76 West Chicago Street Coldwater Branch County Aviation Service Al's Super iSLCar Wash Charter P. 0 . B o x 2 7 2 1 4 6 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Phone 5 1 7 - 2 7 8 - 6 5 1 6 Phone 2 7 8 - 8 3 3 7 Jack Hudson, President Ghostly trio show wares. Guys — a n d g a l s — c o m e f o r m i l e s a r o u n d t o t h e Lion's D e n . Because t h e y k n o w i t ' s o n e o f standing y o u n g men's shops i n t h e w h o l e state! There are m o r e t h a n 5 , 0 0 0 p a i r s o f f l a r e d j e a n s to choose from, a n d lots and lots o f retihurn, fon'sen c l o t h e s for y o u n a SSTAIIIII STONE m e n Shirts, k n i t t o p s , s w e a t e r s , j a c k e t s , b e l t s , a n d e v e n that n e w s u i t o r sportcoat f o r G r a d u a t i o n ! C o m e t o the Lion's Den! Everyone does! A n d w e treat you r i g h t ! 20 �Ford TO GIVE YOU: Quick Results in Selling your home. Professional Guidance and Counsel in Real Estate Matters. Qualified Sales Staff to serve The FORD TEAM Tours New Listings Every Wednesday . . . Branch — Coldwater Lake Branch — Tekonsha, Mich. JERRY FORD, Realtor Member Branch County Listing Exchange Service Phone: 2 7 9 - 9 5 4 8 106 E a s t Chicago S t r e e t _Aestie, .@ai Fi mut "The finest in voice p i a n o STANLEY GODFREY, director Lake Erie Door Company 340 Jay Street Coldwater 20 64 EAST PEARL ST. COLDWATER, MICH. P h o n e : 278-5476 �Felpausch 410 Marshall Coldwater 11111 Good Luck Coldwater High School Seniors Darling Display Division TheMarmon 204 �t SOOT H I N N MICHIGA N AT I 0 NAL BANK national b a n k INIMTIE=MAIC111.030171•111 tontinuous service 101 y e a r s o l d , a n d s t i l l g o i n g s t r o n g ! 21, �Lodge K•aiApr Floor Coverings — Carpet -- Linoleum 772 E . Chicago Ph. 2 7 8 - 8 9 8 3 108 S . H u d s o n S t . 2 7 8 - 4 3 5 5 about the neiu looking class rings. ke:4 k. . • V. 4 S. 0 0 • S J€WELRY THE JEWELER YOU KNOW YOU CAN 7 W. Chicago St. P h o n e We're w i t h you all the w a y, Cords! 20 �PEDB 4 E T H AT I s esiAtfcKtol ,m06,.14. HEY11W4HOW'S wwfC 1 VP' t A 4,i01011...11001 W i r a l 5 KYA fiCb/5 RE8usL1 RUN APIM vik*A. • GgiAir 13(1/05 BOUGHT ME FISTont OILSEAts, AND REAVN65 R o n rtDCML 204 �Kerr 61-63 W e s t Chicago DickJohnson 595 W e s t Chicago HARDWARE SHORES POMFRET'S SERVIC 33 South H u d s o n St. C o l d w a t e r , M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 Telephone 5 1 7 — 279-9529 PHOTOGRAPHER Portrait — Commercial — Wedding — Teen-Casual Martin 117 E. Chicago Coldwater, Michigan 4 9 0 3 6 (517) 278-2748 Farm Bureau Services, Inc. v a r. 1 S c h o o l o l Ike A r t r e FARM BUREAU 19 Railroad Street Coldwater, Michigan 49036 111 N . Hanchett St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 278-2081 2 7 9 - 9 4 2 6 TAP - - BALLET — J A Z Z — GYMNASTICS 20 �FLAS These ma Avaitia at SHAW S H O E STOR MANUFACTURED M. Shaw 52 ABBOTT COLD MICHIGA 208 �Shoes, others 40 CHICAGO COLD MICHIGA Phon 278-8252 JULI 2(, �Fir Natio Ba OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN The Open-Minded Bank Free Checking For Students 211 �Charles E. Hapner REMODELING Kitchens - B a t h r o o m s 242 Grand St. C o l d w a t e r , Mich. Phone 278-2270 ogo D N 11. Rea Bayringer Corner o f Pearl Rd. and Old 27 Coldwater, Michigan 238-2600 Congratulations to All High School Students Hupp's FINE FOOD Char-Broiled Steaks and Chops Look f o r the Log Cabin w i t h the O r a n g e Roof Compliments from Branch County Grain to the Class of 1973 The Dodge One of the Older Models Driving Around. 21 �j. B. Branch W. A. lettinga DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTANTS "Serving Coldwater Since 1877" 61 East Chicago 34 W e s t Chicago S t r e e t Coldwater, Michigan Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-2261 Congratulations Mix-General Leland Vance - - Charles Berry RB & W Powdered 325 J a y Street, C o l d w a t e r, Michigan phone 2 7 8 - 5 6 8 5 21 �YOU'LL FIND ALL YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS I N THE S'Aoppw i READ I T EVERY THURSDAY So.Mich.Grocery institutional wholesale grocers Coldwater, Michigan 278-56/7 "Serving 3 States" Congratulations Seniors! MEMBER O F Nug M a r l b o r o . ,3nr Congratulations Cardinal Staff! INTERIORS Wolf's 640 East Chicago R o a d Walt Balcom, C.L.U. Northwestern National Life 45 North Monroe Street 278-2239 21 �HOME LOANS AREOUR See us when you think about buying or building a home. Make your dreams come true, come i n and tell us what your dream plans are. See how easy i t is to obtain a loan. We have a variety of loan plans tailored t o f i t individual requirements. W h y n o t take one of our home loan plans today! 30 West Chicago St. Coldwater, Mich. BRANCHCOUNTY SAVINASSOCI GS NOTE: This Association m a k e s sound r e a l e s t a t e loans w i t h o u t r e g a r d t o r a c e , color, religion o r n a t i o n a l origin. 214 �Artik I O M \ otizamstugiaSTmAND.IIprR: IAIIM a - A I D a l i t 1 / Coldwater 15 W e s t P e a r l S t r e e t B O W S h a ! I/ Standard 527 R a c e S t r e e t Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-2353 "Say it with Norm Faulkner Florist 55 C r r e n SL D i a l COLDWATER. M I C A . "The Commission Cores" 278-4148 �—Cponiorohir Dr. Harvey L. Moss Dr. James E. Bailey Dr. Dean Culver Dr. Charles R. Bacon Dr. John Rick Dr. Ralph Lenz Dr. H. R. Mooi Dr. Van Reddy H i l d a -son Really 28 Division Street Coldwater, Michigan George A. Henderson M a r y M. Henderson " O u r goal is your complete satisfaction" Office Phone CONGRATULATIONS to the YEARBOOK STAFF from Petrosoff Dairy Treat "Let's hope w e can m a k e the w o r l d a w h o l e lot better." 216 �BranchCountyBank Pictured a r e three Co-op students employed b y Branch County Bank. W e have enjoyed the association o f these three fine students and wish them well in their chosen fields. Contributing to the education o f the community is part o f Branch County Bank's local responsibility. Branch County Bank is also proud o f the $400.00 BCB Scholarship given in 1972 to Don Shemel who is tending Central Michigan University. A similar ship is available each year as part of Branch County Bank's continuing search to serve the needs o f Branch County. Main Office: C h i c a g o Auto B a n k : G r a n d & M o n r o e Fairfield P l a z a : N . Reading Office: Member �Md i west Division of Marmon, Inc. 119 years 500 employees shipping 40,000 tons of castings per year Five million cars per year, have a Midwest casting in them, a production o f 35 million castings per year. 218 Original Foundry �Compliment from & I n c h Courtly g r a i n Company t THE CLASS OF 1973 For p r i n t i n g o f a l l k i n d s BUSINESS FORMS • LETTERHEADS BROCHURES • C ATA L O G S • FLYERS STATEMENTS • LABELS • W E D D I N G I N V I TAT I O N S • S O C I A L STATIONERY A040G3 - U. S. a E call 2 7 8 - 5 2 0 6 THE PEOPLE PLEASERS" E l e Printing Company, Inc. 419 EAST C H I C A G O STREET COLDWATER, M I C H 4 9 0 3 6 D & I Cycle Service On All Makes giontet Open after 1 pm Monday thru Saturday �Fairfield Shopping Tempo S t o r e Sears C a t a l o g Kroger S u p e r S t o r e Heritage H a r d w a r e Lyon P h a r m a c y All S t a t e Insurance Plaza B a r b e r S h o p Fabric W o r l d Over 500 free parking spaces Convenient one-step shopping Over 60,000 square feet of shopping area . . 7 ;la ! W • ii l l , .414 -41/S 219.:1 IN • 7 . . S O S . �WEDDING 2 and PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY C 4 O F HOUR L I O L R M I CARDS P H O T O G R A P H ALBUMS INCENSE P I C T U R E POTTERY C A M E R A S GLASSWARE FIGURINES M E N ' S COMPLETE WEDDING The 62 Division S t . Phone 2 7 8 - 4 8 9 3 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 22 �DutchCHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH E. Chicago Road Luedder's 46 W. Chicago Phone 278-8646 Featuring Pedwin Shoes for Young Men Miss America Shoes f o r Young Women Good Luck Seniors! Congratulations to Seniors from Gamby Candy Mahaffey Plumbing 110 Morse 46 N. Sprague Coldwater, Mich. PATRON Best wishes to Randy Rossetter alias A N Q Squink Turntable Record Shop Good luck and prosperity to Graduates. GRAPHICS I is L&R Lakeside Grocery We work hard and never rest! Bill Buns alias Steve McQueen '73 CARDINAL Best yet! Tim Arnold alias Randy Bratton Good Luck to Ben Lawrence, Jeff Smith and Cliff Boger. �: c d a l o t o f g o o d women. I f y o u t h i n ' y o u ' v e g o t t h e g u t s , d e t e r m i n a t i o n , and s t a m i n a t o j o i n t h e a d v e n t u r i b u s w o r k a d a y w o r l d o f t w o t e n w e w a n t y o u : : A t t h e Comedy C l u b w e c a n t a k e a n y f e e b l e ering i d i o t and a r e a l human j o k e machine o u t o f t h e m . A f t e r j u s t t w o e a s y l e s s o n s y o u ' l l b e s u r p r i s e d a t t h e numLei o f people t h a t l a u g h a t y o u . Be t h e l i f e o f t h e p a r t y. Are Y 11 t i r e d o f s a y i n g ( I d o n ' t g o t o p a r t i e s b e c a u s e i c a n ' t t h i n k o f a n y t h i n g t o s a y . " Wo u l d YOU l i k e t o s a y ( ' I g o t o p a r t i e s b e c a u s e I c a n t h i n k o f a n y t h i n g t o s a y . " ) ? I t ' s a s easy a s f a l l i n g o f f a l o g t o make a f o o l o f y o u r s e l f . ( a n y f o o l c a n d o i t ) B e l o w i s j u s t o n e e x a m p l e o f h o w c o m e d y i n s u l t s c a n i m p r o m e YOUR l i f e . Y E S WE C A N TA K F A N Y D O LT A N D LAUGH A T THEM. ( a n d t h a t m e a n s Y o u ) L E T S ZERO I N ON A T Y P I C A L TEENAGE DANCE. " H i b e t t y , w h a t i s n e w ? "nothing m u c h , B i l l " . Y o u can j u s t imagine what B i l l i s t h i n k i n g . ( T h a t B e t t y sure i s a dumb * $ M . N o w l o o k w h a t h a p p e n s a f t e r w e g i v e B e t t y a f e w p o i n t e r s . " H i B e t t y , w h a t i s n e w ? " " N o t h i n g m u c h , B u t t f a c e . " A N D WHAT I S B I L L T H I N r I N G ? ( W H AT A B A B E ) C O M E D Y IS GOOD FOR Y O U . I T ' S GOOD F O R M E . ���Fir Nation Ba OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN The Open-Minded Bank Free Checking For Students �Charles E. Hapner REMODELING Kitchens - B a t h r o o m s 242 G r a n d St. C o l d w a t e r , Mich. Phone 278-2270 D 0, _Real Baysinger Corner o f Pearl Rd. a n d O l d 27 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 238-2600 Congratulations to All High School Students Rupp's FINE F O O D Char-Broiled Steaks a n d Chops Look f o r the Log Cabin w i t h the O r a n g e Roof Compliments f r o m Branch County to the Class o f 1973 The Dodge One of the Older Models Driving Around. �J. B. Branch W. A. Lettinga DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTANTS "Serving Coldwater Since 1877" 61 East Chicago 34 W e s t Chicago Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-2261 Congratulations Mix-General 7 1 ! YO U Independent Insurance / A G E N T m e o w s VOU FIRST t19.' 1E Or11711111k 19111.1P"'-itate Leland Vance — Charles Berry RB & W Powdered 325 J a y Street, C o l d w a t e r, M i c h i g a n phone 2 7 8 - 5 6 8 5 �YOU'LL FIND ALL YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS IN THE Shoppeia READ I T EVERY THURSDAY So.Mich.Grocery institutional wholesale grocers Coldwater, Michigan 278-5627 Serving 3 States" t Congratulations Seniors! MEMOIR OF Nug 8le1ribu1orti.3nr. Congratulations Cardinal Staff! INTERIORS Wolf's 640 E a s t Chicago R o a d Walt Balcom, C.L.U. Northwestern National Life 45 North Monroe Street 278-2239 21 �HOME LOANS AREOUR See us when you think about buying or building a home. Make your dreams come true, come i n and tell us what your dream plans are. See how easy i t is to obtain a loan. We have a variety of loan plans tailored t o f i t individual requirements. W h y n o t take one of our home loan plans today! 30 West Chicago St. Coldwater, Mich. BRANCHCOUNTY SAVIRALLO NOTE: This Association m a k e s s o u n d r e a l e s t a t e loans w i t h o u t r e g a r d t o r a c e , color, religion o r n a t i o n a l o r i g i n . 214 �4 dliu l i t z m m i c a s S rANI4 1111 T A A N D I N A D A Coldwater 15 W e s t P e a r l S t r e e t Z I Standard 527 R a c e S t r e e t Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-2353 "Say it with Norm Faulkner Florist 55 Green S . D i a l ( ( H ( U A I I U. M I C I I . "The Commission Cares" 278-11 IA �-S;JortJorihip.3 Dr. Harvey L. Moss Dr. James E. Bailey Dr. Dean Culver Dr. Charles R. Bacon Dr. John Rick Dr. Ralph Lenz Dr. H. R. Mooi Dr. Van Reddy Henderson 28 Division Street Coldwater, Michigan George A. Henderson M a r y M. Henderson Our goal is your complete satisfaction" Office Phone CONGRATULATIONS to the YEARBOOK STAFF from Petrosoff Dairy Treat "Let's hope w e can m a k e the w o r l d a w h o l e lot better." �BranchCountyBank Pictured a r e three Co-op students employed b y Branch County Bank. W e have enjoyed the association o f these three fine students and wish them well in their Contributing to the education o f the community is part o f Branch County Bank's local responsibility. Branch County Bank i s also proud o f the $400.00 BCB Scholarship given in 1972 t o Don Shemel who is tending Central Michigan University. A similar ship is available each year as part of Branch County Bank's continuing search to serve the needs o f Branch County. Main Office: C h i c a g o Auto B a n k : G r a n d & M o n r o e Fairfield P l a z a : N . Reading Office: Member �Md i west Division o f Marmon, Inc. 119 years 500 employees shipping 40,000 tons o f castings per year Five million cars per year, have a Midwest casting in them, a production o f 35 million castings per year. Original Foundry �Compliments from ga.,A C...ty çcoM to THE C L A S S O F 1 9 7 3 For printing of all kinds BUSINESS FORMS • LETTERHEADS BROCHURES • C ATA L O G S • FLYERS STATEMENTS • LABELS • W E D D I N G I N V I TAT I O N S • S O C I A L STATIONERY call 2 7 8 - 5 2 0 6 AUff',ON 6 N g l OAT - U . s . 12_ L L i a E " T H E PEOPLE PLEASERS" P tg rin 4 1 9 EAST C H I C A G O STREET COLDWATER, M I C H . 4 9 0 3 6 D & I Cycle Service On All Makes flionte5 Open after 1 pm Monday thru Saturday �Fairfield Shopping Tempo S t o r e Sears C a t a l o g Kroger S u p e r S t o r e Heritage H a r d w a r e Lyon P h a r m a c y All S t a t e I n s u r a n c e Plaza B a r b e r S h o p Fabric W o r l d Over 500 free parking spaces Convenient one-step shopping Over 60,000 square feet of shopping area - 11 1 . 1 1 g 1 4 1 . • ?".11 .., %."1.11 47' g 22 P 4. , i a A. �WEDDING 2 and PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY C 4 O F HOUR L I O L R M CARDS P H O T O G R A P H ALBUMS INCENSE P I C T U R E POTTERY C A M E R A S GLASSWARE FIGURINES M E N ' S COMPLETE WEDDING The 62 D i v i s i o n S t . Phone 2 7 8 - 4 8 9 3 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n . �Dutch-Ashdown CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH E. Chicago Road Luedder's 4 6 W . Chicago St. Phone 278-8646 Featuring Pedwin Shoes for Young M e n Miss America Shoes for Young Women Congratulations to Seniors Good Luck Seniors! from Gamby Candy Mahaffey Plumbing 110 Morse St. 46 N. Sprague Coldwater, Mich. PATRON Best wishes to Graduating Class. R a n d y Rossetter alias A N Q Squink Turntable Record Shop Good luck and prosperity to Graduates. G R A P H I C S I is the Best, L&R Lakeside Grocery W e work hard and never rest! Bill Buns alias Steve McQueen ' 7 3 Tim Arnold alias Randy Bratton G o o CARDINAL Best yet! d Luck to Ben Lawrence, Jeff Smith and Cliff Boger. �rd a l o t o f g o o d women. I f y o u y o u ' v e g o t t h e g u t s , ' t e r m i n a t i o n , and s t a m i n a t o j o i n t h e a d v e n t u r O u s v o r k a d a y w o r l d o f t w o t e n we w a n t y o u : : A t t h e Comedy C l u b w e c a n t a k e a n y f e e b l e e r i n g i d i o t a n d m a l e a r e a l human jo'..e machine o u t o f them. A f t e r j u s t t w o e a s y l e s s o n s y o u ' l l b e s u r p r i s e d a t t h e numLer o f people t h a t l a u g h a t y o u . B e t h e l i f e o f t h e p a r t y. Are Y I C t i r e d o f s a y i n g ( I d o n ' t g o t o p a r t i e s b e c a u s e i c a n ' t t h i n k o f a n y t h i n g t o s a y . " Wo u l d YOU l i k e t o s a y ( ' I g o t o p a r t i e s b e c a u s e I c a n t h i n k o f a n y t h i n g t o s a y . " ) ? I t ' s a s easy a s f a l l i n g o f f a l o g t o make a f o o l o f y o u r s e l f . ( a n y f o o l c a n d o i t ) B e l o w i s j u s t o n e e x a m p l e o f h o w c o m e d y i n s u l t s c a n i m p r o v e YOUR l i f e . y r s WE C A N TA K E A N Y D O LT A N D LANG!! A T T H I r ! . ( a n d t h a t m e a n s Y O U ) L E T S ZERO I N ON A T Y P I C A L TEENAGE DANCE. " H i B e t t y , w h a t i s n e w ? "nothing much•Bill". Y o u can j u s t imagine wkat B i l l i s t h i n k i n g . ( T h a t B e t t y sure i s a dumb . $ # F , ) . N o w l o o k w h a t h a p p e n s a f t e r w e g i v e B e t t y a f e w p o i n t e r s . " H i B e t t y , w h a t i s new?" " N o t h i n g m u c h , B u t t f a c e . " A N D WHAT I S B I L L T H I I T I N G ? ( W H AT A B A B E ) C O M E D Y IS GOOD FOR Y O U . I T ' S GOOD FOR M E . ���"Volunteers"—The Draft "Strange Brew"—Chemistry Labs "How Blue Can Yo u Get"— N o Diploma (V) Credit Short) "Never K i l l Another M a n " —Viet Nam War Your Time Is Gonna Come"—Bathroom Pass "Can't Always Get What Ya Want— G r a d e cards. Class schedules "Country Roads"—Lunch Hour " A r t of Style"—Mrs. Hemker's A r t Class "Thick As A B r i c k " —Curley by Brian Dunseith ��Thanks to all the people who worked so hard to make this book possible, among them D o n Curless, R o n Philbrick, To m Porter and M r. Sutula. B u t most o f all "Thanks" to us. We've done a great job, no great i n fact, t h a t w e l l probably t a k e ourselves to dinner with the piano player's monkey. ����0F NOK B Y O , . M Y EOADR R BO . . ����1i t• , ,I 1 ' !1 -I -1 rit-. I , I I I r , I I r I r I I I i 1f 1f I I I I I ---••••..., " " s , 1 • • f • • , . . , I • • ....I • N •\ , • , r , I I I 1 i i /../ / / .-- - - - I / / / / \ --I I 1i 1-. t....4.... 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These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/8f7750ac19eb57e6a5411e2370ca5887.pdf d6814add454b44af102c4e77c4b416ef PDF Text Text ����Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Two Cardinal ��‹ Organizations 86 Classes 98 S t u d e n t Life 130 A d s 140 ��This time, like all times, is a very if we but know what to do ��Peace, war, Revolution, will This horror seeds in Thumb and greedy That learned to With The millions of To each other or Or selves, the sufferers of Or of the mind — Is but Gary �8 �FACULTY 9 ��Language Arts: FAR L E F T ABOVE: Miss Miller. L E F T ABOVE: Mrs. Grimes. FAR LEFT: Mr. Johnson. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Hayes. LEFT: Mr. Scharfaar. ABOVE: Mrs. Kuntz. 1 �Social Studies Relive the Life �FAR L E F T: M r. Keeslar. L E F T: M r. McRuer. A B O V E : M r . Hobart. F A R LEFT BELOW: M r. Lowe. CENTER LEFT: Mr. Browne. BELOW: Mr. King. �Math, Science Exercise the Brain �FAR L E F 7 A B O V E , M r. Hadley. L E F T ABOVE: M r. Dewey. FAR LEFT: Mr. Bushouse. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Hart. FAR L E F T BELOW: M r. Ivey and Mr. Tinervia. BELOW LEFT: M r. Valle. BELOW: Mrs. Watson 1 �ABOVE: M i s s Cowarelly. F A R R I G H T ABOVE: M . Sabin. RIGHT: M . Frieze II. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Honker (who was W 1 �Fine Arts Recycl The Mind �Vocational Classes Help in �Mr. Siankey, Mr. Aldrich, Graphics Arts 1 �B/GHT: Mrs. Shook. BELOW: M r. Strong. LOW: Tw o students prepare a project Career Planning Gets a 2 �ABOVE: A Vo-Ed student goes over the plans for the new Career Nanning Center. L E F T. M r. Digert. BELOW: Mr. Smith. �Home Ec for TOP R I G H T: Mrs. Furstenois. T O P LEFT: Mrs. FL,ep/us. ABOVE: M . Fuller. R I G H T: Miss Kieran rtstaltat teacher 2 �Shop Makes Men Out TOP: M . Shenvood. L E F T: M r . Stankey ���RIGHT: Miss Phi//ips. BELOW: M . Wogernsa Business Offers 2 �FAR ABOVE: M r. Myers. A B O V E J a n e . Peck and Martha Newberry decide to type a letter in code to Mr. McRuer. 2 �Specia Educatio Mr. Specialization Adds Variety, Fun Foreign ABOVE Mr. Olsen. RIGHT: Mr. Parke, 2 �Physical LEFT: Miss Childs. BELOW: Drivers' Educatio Mr. 2 �M. Administration, Staff BOARD O F E D U C AT I O N M E E T I N G : M . Clyne, Mrs. Lucille Snyder, M . James Davis, President; M . Muriel Wigent, M r. Olmstead, M r. Leo Dol/ar, M r. Seton Bovee, Mr. John Coney, and Colleen Strong. Not pictured: Mr. Ralph LaGro, Mr. Gene Sou;les, Mrs. Marjorie Barnes, and Mr. 3 �M ��Office, Mr. Mr+. ��MUSIC �FRONT ROW: J. Peck, R. Ray, S. Havens, W. King, J. Whitten. SECOND R O W B. Bradt, D. Moore, J. Spiegel, D. Odren, D. Keeslar. T H I R D ROW: K. Walters, B. Runmsetts, D . Pickett, T. Alimier, J. Street, D . Wickham, J. Bregg. F O U R T H R O W: P. Von, D. Atkins, L. Hinkley, L. Thompson, L. Le...Irk, S. Kling, D . Vice R . Patch. I ) Director Gordie �FAR L E F T: M r. Sabin giggles. CENTER L E F T: Ralph toots to any melody that pops into his head. LEFT: a scale. A B O V E ". . 76 trombones i n the big parade . FRONT ROW: C. Royer, 1-1. Hughes. S. Sussex, P. Cline, L . Lyon, A . Biringer. SECOND ROW: P. Krernke, S. Claar, M. Royer, C. Bacon, C. Ganzer, T. Lenz, P. Normanden, L . Bopp, J. Moss. T H I R D ROW: M . Hawkins, D. Knight, N . Hartnagle, L . VanLaanen, C . Tubbs, R. English, R. Parlette. C. Mooi, R. Pifer, S. Penrod, B. King. FOURTH ROW: R. Repperrt, 11. Tubbs �Solos and Ensembles Receive �FAR L E F T A B O V E M r. Sabin passes the 1st division illarching Award t o I h u n i Major Dave Odren. LEFT: Mike rehearses for a FAR L E F T BELOW, The CI1S band shares the Beld with the Dottiagiac band. MIDDLE BELOW, Dave and Ann prepare for the solo contes BELOW: T h e Stage Band. F R O N T R O W: Tubbs, T. Lenz, J. Moss, C. Ganzer, B. King, R. Parlette, R. Pifer. BACK ROW: G. Brayton, R. Reppart, D . Rogers, M . English, L . Lyon, C . VanLaatten, C . Tubbs, J . Streets, D . Wickum, with Mr. Sabin �FRONT ROW: Director M . Frissell, P. Kremke, C . Brazee, K . Macdonald, D . Nitaert, J. Douglas, S. Macklen, L. Felton, D . Wardwell, J. Shemel, J. Stokes, B. Flickinger, J. Torrey, J. Palmer, J. Bregg, M. Mahaffey, R. Palmateer, S. Taylor, S. Russo. SECOND ROW: D. Brewer, R. Pickering, K. Lytle, J. Allan, S. Smith, S. Fleming, K. Minor, J. Paull, C. Sewell, F. Purchis, C. Sechler, T. L a o , F. MacRae, L. Adams, K . Bre.lar, R. Reppart, L . Hart, K . Millintan. T H I R D R O W: G . Brayton J. Phelps, B . Lasuerance, S. Goodrich, L . Stanley, B. �From, T. Lenz, C. Fee, J. Prentiss, C. Kilpatrick, J. Grigg, G. Goodwin, M. Paradine, S. Claar, J. Schafer, C. Turner, / ) . l'oss, a Williams, M . Rassler. F O U RT H R O W: C . Endicott, B. Dove, A . Kelly, M . Royer, T. Chatfield, J. Troyer, M . Olmstead, P. Penn, T. Va n Reynolds, S. Purchis, B. Harvey, C. Hayes, C . Tubbs, L . Pope, P. Woods, 1. Mahaffey, J. Luck, L. Rapp, U. Fly. �FRONT ROW: S. Woods, .1. Mendendorp, R. Fraley, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: J. Grigg, D. Allen, K. Gray, C. Flickenger. T H I R D ROW: Sitting; S. Collins, T. Nyburg, D. Cox, D . Furry, J. Phelps, C. Davis, J. Cole, P. Matusrak. F O U RT H D. Boyer, M . Bryant, T. Taylor, S. Goodrich, G . Hazelbaker, S. Snreekens, S. C'u/ver. f i l e m s e y. ABOVE T h e girl's c h o w g e t together. RIGHT - . . and then they sing Girls Chorus, Balladiers 4 �FRONT ROW: D. Voss, I. Palmer, G. Brayton. SECOND ROW: R. Pickering, L . Bopp, J. Bregg. T H I R D ROW: P. Kremke, J. Phelps, S. Smith, B. F/ickinger. FOURTH ROW: M. Royer, J. Troyer, C. Tubbs, BELOW: " I scant to go to Enc00000n000per sings Broods Flickinger. �FAR RIGHT: A tense scene in which Glorianna niust decide what to do with the bomb on the table. TO P RIGHT: Getting made up for the production o f the play on opening night meant doing i t with perfection. RIGHT( The three main characters of the play were Count Mountjoy (Bob Douglas), M r. Bentner !Andy Reyburn) and Queen Gloriarina (Cindy Wietekamp). A B O V E : Apparently Steve Sisson doesn't approve of Diana Rouse's technique in applying stage ��RIGHT: Sharon (Maggie Alahaffey) sings an Irish melody. MIDDLE RIGHT: A Leprechaun (Dan l'oss) confesses his love to dancer (Marcia Olmstead). BOTTOM R I G H T: A sharecropper (Pm Troyer) and Finian (Chris Mooi) discuss the finding o f BELOW: Sue Claar and Jim Reynolds strut across the stage in their rich costumes. BELOW: Woody (Carl Tubbs) challenges a real estate buyer (Pat Geiger) and the sheriff �Tinian 's Rainbow' Best of TOP: T h e Gospel Singers (Jim Paull, Bob Harvey, Mark Bossier) and (Boger Palmateer) sing the song "Begot". MIDDLE: T h e sharecropper girls (Chris Endicott, Lois Bopp, Nancy K i n g , A n Kelly, Diana Ross, Jan Phelps, ilton, Sue Clear, Donna Williams) dance to song "Necessity". LEFT: �Candy's Mountain' Tells It Like FAR R I G H T ABOVE: Two hippies stare off into out audience. FAR R I G H T ABOVE M I D D L E : Stanley Bushhouse tries t o revive t h e long-lived "twist." F A R RIGHT BOTTOM: A worried mom daughter as she learns her Harvard jock brother company her to the rock festival. ABOVE R I G H T: Miss Cosearelly (playing the part o f rock singer) graphs for her adoring fans . . . . . . special attention to a learning teeny-bopper. ABOVE: B.I. spews out words of wisdom to Miss Hart. 4 �4, �ABOVE Mark Henderson, Ron Forsythe, and Rick Wilson, ham i t u p an stage. A B O V E R I G H T To m Wo!ford tries t o perfect his stage make-up technique. R I G H T, Laughlin and Clifford Gann rehearse from "Dino" for a �LEFT: M r s . Godfrey applies Roger Palmateers make-up f o r the performance o f Finian's Rainbow. MIDDLE: Bob comb t h e i r hooly locks. BOTTOM: T h e g a g e c r e w from Finian's Rainbow takes a rest (along with M r. Frizzelb. Everyones Daily Life �TOP LEFT: Holly Smeekens and John Luck do an erotic dance to some far. funking o u t music. T O P R I G H T: Warbling away, Jim Dove puts t h e audience in a trance by singing a romantic lore song. ABOVE: M r. Frizzen cracks a joke to the girls choir, and gets a feu: laughs. R I G H T: Stai Claim gives it all she's got in " A man and a woman". �LEFT: Sue Krutsch and Jane C o x sing a folk song together. B E L O W: P i c k i n a n d griffin' t o " O l d Suzanne", Gothic "gets it on". Up to Your Knees in Succotash I I I 5 ��SPOR1' ��Cards Have Good Season — Defeat Sturgis Coach A l Schorfhaar's fighting Cards 1971 season with a 3-3 conference mark and 3rd place finish. D a n Lyons was the only Redbird to make All-Conference, and Honorable Mention went to Paul Tower, Terry Engle, Kevin Cox, and Kent Fasick, who was the team's most valuable player. The Cards have 10 starters back and are really hoping for a conference crown next year with the good JV team FAR L E F T ABOVE: K . Fasick eludes t w o Harper Creek men as he dashes for a touchdown in the FAR L E F T BELOW: The Cardinals take the field of their less successful ventures. LEFT: Coach gives last instructions t o End P. Kellogg. BELOW: M i k e Sorties, quarterback, decides to run VARSITY FOOTB \ I OF CHS 3 8 1 8 8 Bronson Dowagia 2 Albio 2 11 it 2 0 1 1larper 1 Marshal 1 2 Penntiel 1 3 Sturgi 3 �FRONT ROW: B. McMillan, C. Roush, S. Shook, T. Lngle, K. Fasick, G. Kliemer, M r. Davey, B. Johnson. SECOND ROW: A friend, B. London, D . Cazier, C . Christophel, D . Lyons, J. Parshall, J. Olmstead, B . Hillborg, D . Shemel, P. Tower, E. Hillborg, D . Callahan, E. Parker. THIRD R O W: B. McKinley, B . Bradley, J. Treacher, J. Tartaglia, P. Frazier, C . Shultz, J . Merlan, C. U n m o o r * K. Cox, M . Sondes, S. Klien, D. Abrey, R. Rathbun. F O U R T H R O W: Trainer D . Tagert, T. LaGro, D . Stokes, A . Catey, J. Bell, K. Darrow, P. Kellogg, G. Porter, K. Walters, M . Blansit, J. Ewers, C. Brayton, S. Klotz. BACK ROW: Managers L. Adams and D. Tagert, Coach W. Kellogg, Head Coach A. Schorlhairr, Coaches B. Robinson, and B . Groner. �BOTTOM L E F T: John Parshall throws a fake t o a Harper Creek man. L E F T: Big Dan Lyons takes a helping hand front Big Dan Tager!. ABOVE: "Lem" Bell prepares to am/aught a bewildered Brun son boy. B E L O W: "Tornado" Towers terrorizes t w o tacklers. Cards Show Their ��jV FOOTRA CHS FAR LEFT: John Stokes throws a sharp right shoulder into a Sturgis runner. FAR L E F T BELOW: Steve Stankewict prepares to throw a block to break Terry open. R I G H T: J.W. catches forty winks. OPP 1 Parma 0 1 Albion 20 1 Hillsdale 0 4 Pennlield 20 46 Sturgis 22 Harper Creek I Marshall 6 0 FRONT ROW: T. Barirnger, S. Tappendan, K. Snyder, P. Nor-minden, L Shen000d, A. Dou J. Stokes, T. Reynolds, J. Connell, L. Lewis, S. Stanknoicz, P. Geiger. SECOND ROW: M . Dean, S. Lennard, T. Shirk, R. Frailey, M. Kirk, M . Henderson, R. Anderson, M . Pfost, G. Worst, B. Johnson, J. Wages, R. Forsythe. T H I R D R O W Coaches I. Tinervia and Players M. Eberspeaker, P. Weitekamp, T. Alletnier, T. Burk, C. Bowers, B. Hurd, M . Pore dine, Trainer Lynn Adorns, Coach R. Ivey. FOURTH ROW: R. Wilson, T. Callahan, D . Martin, H. Hook, R. Mather, A . Watts, Mgr.; M. Weakly. 6 �King ueens Play TOP ROW L. to R.: J. Reyinan; R. Calahan; C . Strong, L . Lopez; Sr. Float. F A R R I G H T T O P A N D BOTTOM: J r. a n d Soph. Floats. FAR M I D D L E R I G H T: Queen Ginn), Cardenas a n d K i n g K e n t Fasick are greeted by State Smeekens. ABOVE RIGHT: Marcia Olmstead. ABOVE: The kids dance to . R i g h t : . . . the music o f the Armstrong 6 ��Harriers Create TOP R I G H T: Jim Olmstead counts ants and armadillos as they run between his legs. M I D D L E R I G H T son and Randy Rossetter try to escape Coach King. BOTTOM BIGHT: Apparently Randy has a backache after a l l that work. FAR ABOVE: Tension builds m the team heads for the Burger ' n Chix. M I D D L E ABOVE: Coach To , , , King and Mr. Browne chat w i t h Lunten-Christi's coach and the bus driver. R I G H T: Cardinal runner prepares t o amputate a n aching leg. 6 te ��LEFT: E r k Swanson jumps high f o r a bmket. FA R ABOVE: K i r t Darrow avoids a Marshall guard. A B O V E "Mighty Mike" Sowles plays a game of tag with that Marshall guy. RIGHT: The Cards schoo �STANDING: R. Sisfanich, AL Sow/es, C. Shah:, L. 13loorn, K. Darrow, C. Davidson, G. Porter, D . Wendell, P. IVouters, P. Kellogg, J. Ewers, T. Linn. KNEEL/NC: D . Tagart, Manager; J. Parshall, E. Swanson, W. Ash, Asst. Mgr. Cards Show '72 VARSITY R A W - I B A { L OP CHS 9 6 8 6 6 7 7 5 6 7 8 '0 -7 5 5 68 5 Albio 1larper Marsha Maso 13runs Paw P a w I Pennfiel Sturgi St Phillips lIbion 1 I larper Marshal Pennfiel Harry Hill Hillsdal Sturgi 7 7 8 5 7 5 6 6 7 6 8 7 8 6 7 6 6 7 �Practice, Pep, Rest Make a �ABOVE FAR LEFT: The Varsity gals in action/ FAR L E F T: The Varsity guys i n action! FA R MIDDLE L E F T: Denny Wendell gets ready for a jump. L E F T: Teamwork requires lots o f practice. A B O V E Mike Bowles leaps for a'shot. 6 �FRONT ROW, P. Shettler, T. Reynolds, B. Smith, S. Stankeuncz, W . Smith, M . Dean, D. Neitzert, Trainer. STANDING: D. Tagart, M. Klotz, M. Herman, S. Kasperski, B. Nettle' man, L. Lewis. R. Anderson, RIGHT: Larry Lewis runs up a forthcoming pass from B i l / Smith. ABOVE T h e Cardinal Bird (Shirley Homey) sows about the gym floor. �CHS O P P 46 A l b i o n 4 8 37 H a r p e r Creek 5 4 45 M a r s h a l l 6 9 60 M a s o n 5 2 42 B r o n s o n 7 3 45 H i l l s d a l e 3 8 47 P e n n f i e l d 57 S t u r g b 6 4 SI S t . Phillips 5 7 43 A l b i o n 9 0 50 H o w e 3 3 (a H a r p e r Creek 6 4 74 M a r s h a l l 7 6 47 P e n n f i e l d 60 H i l l s d a l e 5 3 48 H a r r y Hill 6 1 69 S t u r g i s 7 7 ABOVE TOP: M i k e Klotz blinds ponent by his lightning speed shot. LEFT: A scramble for a hotly ball. ABOVE: The TV. cheerleaders raise the roar. �Grapplers Grab TV. 3rd FRONT ROW: S. Brown, D. Franks, F Holt, P. Frazier, SECOND ROW: M . Schneider, J. Stokes, A. Catey, R. Clark, S. Longstreet, L . Adams. B A C K ROW: Coach Kellogg, B . Johnson, D. Langdon, P. Tower, K . Cox, T. LaGro. ABOVE: Tw i n Valley Brown, demonstrates his ning style. A B O V E weight champion, Bob the same. R I G H T: Wrestlers ham i t up for the photographer. FAR RIGHT: Tim L a G r o prepares a against Harper Creek. 7 �VARSITY WRESTLING CHS 2 1 2 4 3 3 2 2 2 4 4 9 2 4 Bronso Buchana Charlott Hillsdal Dowagia Pennfiel Springfiel Sturgi Wester Albio Lumen Christi Harper Three Rivers Marsha OP 3 3 3 1 1 2 2 2 2 9 1 4 2 1 �ABOVE: Mike Kirk tickles his opponent t o death. R I G H T: Harold Tribhs works out with one of the varsity FRONT ROW: D. Stokes, M. Henderson, T. Halstead, T. Alemier, J. Bregg. BACK R O W: Coach Kellogg, S. Scantlen, H . Tubbs, A . Dow, �Golf Team Swings FRONT ROW: E. Bloom, C. Loud, I ) . Davidson. BACK ROW: B. Smith, K . Cox, S. Loud, T. Linn. BELOW: Craig Davidson beats the tar out of an anthill. CHS O P P 175 A l b i o n 1 5 6 180 A l b i o n 1 6 3 175 M a r s h a l l 1 6 189 M a r s h a l l 1 6 3 2 184 H a r p e r Creek 1 183 1 6 1 ' 1 larper Creek 7 7 184 S t u r g i s 1 6 8 180 S t u r g i s 1 6 9 182 1 lillsdale 183 H i l s d a l e 1 7 0 1 6 3 8 8 182 P e n n f i e l d 189 P e n n field 1 7 �Junior Varsit FRONT R o w : H . Simons, H. Warner, M . Poling. SECOND ROW: K . Holey, D . Furry, M . Ti- v i , R. Callaghan. T H I R D ROW: L . Hart, V. Schultz. Varsit Advisor, FRONT R O W M . Schultz, S. Heiney, G. Cardinis. SECOND ROW: C. Pierucki, M. Blansit, M. Hashley, C. Minn, D. Leach. T H I R D R O W C. Hansel, V. Sitzes. TOP: �We Got Wrestlin Squa FRONT ROW: C. Stetler, V. Hoot. BACK ROW: C. Johnson, C . Christophel, Aldrich, C. Straw. �Tennis Team—Second i n Twin Valley FRONT ROW: T. Lynn, T. LaGro, D . Wendell, K. Darrow, M. Blansit, R. Sistanich, C. Davidson. BACK ROW: D . Tryon, T. Bacon, C. Moot, B. Smith, G. Lynd, Coach �Is kson Jackson Springfiel Harper I Sturgi Albio Pem, Marsha Springfiel Three Riven Hillsdal ABOVE: Cary Lynil shows great form i n this pic. M I D D L E ABOVE: Chris Mooi runs for the next ball. DIRECT ABOVE: Ron Sistanich hits a lose one. R I G H T Tons Bacon straddles the line for a sure hit. �Thinclads Break Records-3rd �FAR LEFT TOP: Paul Frazier leaps. FAR L E F T BOTTOM: Pau/ Tower takes a running jump. L E F T: Terry Engle and Dan Lyon run i n another Cardinal victory. LOWER L E F T: Eric Swanson and Tom Bowles race for the finish line. BELOW: Jim the sholyttt. �Marshal Pennfiel Albio Hillsdal Harper Marshal Albio Hillsdal Harper Marshal Pennfiel Albio Harper Sturgi Sturgi Penn Sturgi �Cardinals — Number 1 in ABOVE L E F T: S k i p Shook, All-Confermic R i g h t Fielder waits for the pitch. FAR LEFT: stead gaily ambles o v e r f o r t h e oncoming throw. ABOVE: Coach Lowe wonders what's gain' on? FAR RIGHT: Skip gives Coach an intimate view on how "Russian Dances" are performed. R I G H T: A wow" on the mound. Baseball Team Eric Craig Mike Murphy John Chuck Jim Mike Ron Dave Dan Lyon Paul All Conference Bob Biringer Tom Sowles-2B Jeff Ewers Skip Shook 8 �8 �We Were at the Top From EAR LEFT: Ron Sistanich does his "Monkey Stance". FA R L E F T ABOVE The Gipper, Coach Doug Johnson questions the sanity o f the umpire. FA R L E F T BELOW: Catcher Mike Murphy throws a mean look into the jeering fans. ABOVE: Cardinal runner appear, too slow f o r the play at first. L E F T, Mike So-ivies rounds score one snore time for 8 ��ORGANIZATION �COMMISSION: FRONT ROW: P. Branch, L . Adams, 0 . Martin, K. McDonald, L . Hart, S. Stankewicz, P. Kellogg, V. Schultz. SECOND ROW: G. Worst, K . Darrow, T. MIRROR: M. Paull, R. Ray, T. Lenz, S. Heiney, J. Ewers, M . Klotz, P. Woods, K . Secrets, J. Rhodes, �S. D a l e , Mayor Paul Woods, C . Pierucki, J. Keith, B. Furry, P. Leach, C. M o o , STANDING: Advisor M . Keeslar, C. Strong, L. VanLeaner?, L. Kelly, M . Shultz, J. Tartaglia. Towards Communication R. Hagerty, M. Rogers, K. Sickles, F. Lenning, S. Sickles, N. Newberry, T Bacon, M . Newberry, R. Palmate,. Hayes, K. �TOP: Diana Rouse, co-editor; copy-editor, gets worth, plus a feu, cavities from Wrigley's Spearmint gum. ABOVE: A small portion of the usual mess in Room. B I G H T: Jeff Moss, co-editor; head photographer, pouts from his perch when Diana wouldn't give Ilint any of her cavity-infested gum. �LEFT: Barb Kuntz, the fashionable advisor to the Cardinal, eats the Tapcon Camera, but couldn't handle lens cover in her oral cavity. Yummy lunch, Barb? BELOW: "AALIUGGGHHHHHHHHHHHH"m", A front D.B. when Kevin forgets to do his Tam Bacon (Asst. Business Mgr.) tempts Kevin Brayton IBusittess Manager), of the high school's fresh linen, but Kevin seems a bit leery. �Languag Clu Works Communicatin OPP. PA G E TO P : lovic, Vera A n t i c , Patrick Wouters, Karen Minor. OPP. PAGE BOTTOM: Marie Giovannini, Edward° Escala, Celia C.lho. T H I S PAGE TOP: The kids communicate. R I G H T: ord stimulates conversation. BOTTOM: Language Club. B . Hodson, win, K . Sevrin, K. Repperi, land, D . Moore, K. Sickles, M . Paull, K. Buteau, K . �CHS Greets Foreign 9 �SEATED, S. Vaughn, Al. !Iasi:ley. I I . Shetler, P. Seeley, M . Alalorgi, S. ING, C. Tea II, C. Nichols, S. Sperry, K. Morris, P. King, T. Heator, J. Keith, K. Young, G. Hoag, C. Minnick, Mrs. Wogerman. SEATED S . Eggleston, D . LaBelle, K . Yearling, S. Morales. S TA N D I N G : C . Gallup, Mrs. Rcepka, K. Walters, P. Eby. �S. Penrod, Miss Phillips, D. Ferry L E F T T O R I G H T: L . Brown, E . Hentker, M . Hensker, C . Heinker, M r. SEATED R . Halferty, L. Kanelos, V. Gilchrist, C. Mitchell, D. Dollar. STANDING: J. Huss, M. Rogers, K. Rigg, P. Lackey, J. Reyburn, B. Doll, K. Smith. �Pep Club,Key Club, C Club Swing Into Action ABOVE Key Club members give mas party f o r underprivileged children. ABOVE RIGHT: Our team wins, thanks to the cheering KEY CLUB. SITTING: Mr. Drago, Advisor. FRONT ROW: M. Dollar, J. Allen, C. Davidson, B. Macklent, G . Brayton, I . Reynolds. S TA N D I N G : B. Collins, D . Rumsey, K. Brayton, P. Branch, R. Pickering, T. Gaglio, D. Collins. 9 �C CLUB: KNEELING: E. Parker, H . Tubbs, B. Iiillborg, C. Davidson, M . Blansit, G. Kliewer. STANDING, Coach Lowe; Advisor, E Hil/borg, P. Frazier, T. Linn, D. Rummy, D . Taggert, M. Bowles. ON T H E BELL: K. Billsborrmv, K . Cox, J. Bragg, J. Rhodes, J. Ewers. TOP: T. Engle, E. Bloom, K. Cox. PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW, L. Kurtz, L. Col/ins, V. P h o l i n g , K . Boley, V. Keeslar, L . Hart, V. Sitzes, D. Brandes, J. Peck, P. Cline, M . Newberry, R. Smith. L e a c h , J . Raley, M i s s Childs; Advisor. F O U R T H SECOND R O W: P. Eby, M . Shultz, C . Carpenter, R O W : C. Wickland, T. Corless, V. Shultz, C. Davis, S. Han, M . Hashley, C. Pierucki, D. Leach, G . Car- M . Foley, denas, C . J o h n s . . T H I R D B O W : D . Atkens, M . 9 �9 ���Alaniz, Allen, Ames, Anderson, Allemier, Antic, Bacon, Tom Barnes, Belote, Bennett, Mike Berry, Bickford, Bilsborrow, Boley, Bopp, Borus, Souse, Brandes, Vicki Brayton, Braytorz, Ellyn Bregg, Brewer, Brooks, Brown, �Brown, Buckley, Virginia Budd, Butcher, Buteau, Callahan, Cardenas, Virginia Carl, Carnet', Casey, Cazier, Christophel, Claar, Clark, Clifford, Clyne, Cole, Collins, Linda Connell, Corwin, Crossgrove, �Cox, Crabtree, Cindy Cram, Culbert, Marian Davey, Mike Davidson, Devlin, Vicci Dirsc Dollar, Dove, Duddy, Dulin, Earl, Eby, Engle, Terry Enos, Rick Ernst, Ewers, Farwell, Terry Fasick, Fee, Ferry, Fincham, Forbes, �Fortister, Mike From, Furry, Bill Gaglio, Gaglio, Linda Gaglio, Gaulin, Gay, George, Gershbacher, Gleeson, Goodwin, Haines, Hal ferry, Hansel, Cindy Hannon, Halstead, Hart, Hart feil, I lanvy, �Harvey, Larry Hashley, Hauska, Hayes, Cindy Haylett, Hayward, Heator, Terri Heckman, Heffelfinger, Mary Hefner, Linda Heilbarn, Tom Hemher, High, Hillborg, Halborg, Eric Hoag, Holt, Hunker, Huntley, James, Jewell, Harold Johnson, Bill Keith, Keith, �Keller, Mike Kelly, Andy Kelly, King, King, Kirt, Klarinski, Kliewer, Knight, Knowles, Tami kosmerick, lot," J e f f Langdon, I eattenschlaeger, ,lichead, Leach, Licht, Liesveld, Loop, Loose, �Lopez, Loud, Laud, Lundst rum, Mark Lynch, Lyon, Lytle, Lowrey, Maria Macklent, Magoon, Liz Mailand, Kent Marothy, Masters, Matuszak, Mary May, Vicki McCatvan, McCurley, Dawn McDonald, McLatc McLaughlin, McMillan, Bill Mercer, Mihajlovic, Minnick, �%fluor, 1/ i tchell, Moire, Mooi, Morehouse. Morr, Morris, Moss, Mullen, Mundy, Murdock, Mur fin, Newberry, Nichols, Noblit, Mary Norris, O'Halloran, Olmstead. On, Styria Otis, �Page, Pelmer, Paradine, Parker, Pars hail, Pars hail, Patch, Peck, Peet, Penner, Penrod, Peterson, Peterson, Dawn Pettibone, Lynn Phelps, Pierucki, Pohl, Purc his, Rathbun, Raymond, Reyburn, Andy Roby, Rogers, Rouse, �Royer, Rudy, - Rumens, Schull, Sechler, Seeley, Sewell, Sharp, Sham, She mel, Shettler, Holly Shook, Sickles, Sistanich, Sktullarick, Stneekens, Holly Smith, Cindy Smith, Smith, Smith, �Smith, Tim Smith, Wally Smullen, Snyder, Snyder, Kim Snyder, Sparks, Sperry, Steele, Stephenson, Sturgeon, Sussex, Mike Swanson, Swart, Taylor, Taylor, Tea11, Thac her, Tower, Troyer, Truex, Tubbs, Harold Turner, Van Wagner, Art �Vaughn, • Walkup, Waller, Mary Watts, Linda Walling, Delbert Webster, Wendel, Wigent, Wilson, Cindy Wilson, Rick Woods, Wright, Wouters , Young, Kathy Zebolsky, Those not 11 Branch, Paul M i t c h e l l , Camp field, Tom Clark, Debbie M o r e h o u s e , Cunningham, Jeff Darling, Marie P a t t e r s o n , Felton, Lynn P o r t e r , Findly, Roy R e i g h a r d , Dot Fuller, Mike S i e g e l , Hemker, John S p i e g l e , Kanouse, Dorothy Manken, John S t r e e t e r , Mate, Pat S w a n , McClain, Charles McDonald, Darwin Z i m m e r , Larry Miller, Kim ��JUNIOR President, Madeline Schultz, Vice President, L o r i VonLoonen; Secretary, Maggie Mahaffey; Treasurer, Deb Leach. �\11111,. I \1,1t3. Allonier, Annear, Austin, Aaaarello, Jn Bacon, Barnes, Damns. Barnes, Bartlett, Bawden, Mary Bell. Below. Bethel, Biringer, Ann Blair. Blansit, Mark Blaskie, Bloom, Boger, Cliff Borland, Boston, Bradley, Brayton, Bressler, Brewer, Brown, Budd, Budd, Burk, Burritt, Byrne, Campbell. Carpenter, Case, Catey, Chatfield, Teri Chester, Christophel, Clark, �Clzne, Robin cCollin ooscoiH b C o l y , Vicki k, Gary nne Jane Cox, Mike Co Cashing, Kurt DDoilr M i k e Douglas, Juli Dunn, CraigDunworth, Earl, . D'hnia Endice"' English' Ja Fickle, Ken Fillmore, Ket Steve , lickinper, Wesle . bbl FForznisetr, Fry, Chris Gallup,GFFuaelei Gann. Clifton Gifford' Gilchrist, V Char n Clee.ni rGoodwin .,00dr G R a l p h 11 1 �Gregory, Grigg, Griffin, Halstead, Hamilton, Hankins, Harris, Hart, Hart, I !oilman. I Lines. 1Lusk, Omsk I 1.1“ km, l a r k !leases Shales. 1!sinker. i d I Ilinkli Floo Houser, Bill Huss, Hutchins. Hutchinson, Nancy James, Dennis Johnson, Kanalos, Lynn Kanouse, Keeslar, Diane Kellogg, Phill Kilpatrick, Cindy King, Klein, Klotc, Kremke. 11 �Krutsch, Mark Lackey, LaGro, Tim Lambright, Langwell, Maria Lanz, Vicki Lawrence, Lawrence, Harry Leach, Deb Lenning, Lewis, Lori Lindblom, Linn. Terrance Longstreet, Lonsbury, Lopez, Tony Lopez, Vicki Luck, Luckadoo, Lyon, Macrae, Nlahaffey, Mahaffey, Nlailand, Malovey, Mary NIcCowan. McCurley, Mike NIcDonald, Kathy McKinley. McLaughlin. Mike McLaughlin, Molly Nlefford, Nlerltiti, �Merlau, Miller, Mark Morrison, Mowrey, Musser, Tim Nelson, Nettlemen, Neusbaum, Larry Nighwander, Wren, O'Halloran, Olmstead, Olmstead, Olney, Kris Omo, Parlette, Paul, Paull, Jim Penrod. Perk, Peterson, Peterson, Ken Peterson, Phillips, Plaster, Linda Pope, Porter, Pritts, Rader, Mark Rathbun, Robin Ray, Ray, Ruth Reed, Reppert, Reynolds, Jim Rhodes, Riede, Rodesieler, Vicki Rogers, Mona Rossetter, Ramsey, Russo, �Satterfield, Scantlen, Mary Schafer, Jim Schultz., Madeline Seiler. Shafer, Clair Shaw, Kathy Shernel, Sherfield, Shirk, Shoop, Martha Shultz, Slues, Vicky Skudlarick, Kathy Smith, Smith, Snyder, Suedes. Mike Speigle, Staley, Stanley, Larry Starr, Stevens, Stokes, Stone, Straw. Carolyn Streets, Vicki Strong, Stuart, Alex Summers, Swan, Tagert, Tagert, Tait, DeDe Tartaglia, Jeff Taylor, Teachout, Tenors, Thomas. Kathy Thomas, Terry Thompson, Phil Tompkins, Mike 12 �Tower, Marie Townsend, Traver, Clyde Treuher, Jeff Tripp, Debbie Troutman, Tubbs, Van Dyke, Van Laanen, Lori Von, Dan M'aldron, Kathy Waller, Walters, Walters, Wilder, Wilson, Wilson, Wood, Wroten, Yeakey, Yearling, Kathy Those Not Cavanagh, Crabill, Darling, German, Green, Ricky Hart, Henker, Idufnagle, Marty Knapp, Krutsch, Kurtz. La Pratt, Lewis, Lopshire, Magus, Miller, Don Miller, Martha Pozgay, Parker, Parshall, Ed Parsons, Linda Peet, Pfost, Peacock, Reed, Rick, Stickney, Marilynn Weller, Mark %Volford, 12 �Kathy Post, �Adams, Lynn Adams, Aker. Allimier, Torn Allen, Allen, Anderson. Mike Anderson. Atkins, Baird. Hal Baird, Baker, Baden, Barnes, Barringer, Terry Bartlebaugh, Barton, Jeff Beatty, Martin Blount, Boley, Bowers, Clifford Boyer, Debbi Branch, Brazee, Carl Brodt, Brouse, Brown, Bryant, hidis, }lurk, Tom Callahan, Callahan, Terry Callahan, Vicki (ad, Mary Penn c.arm:liter, Cavanaugh, Champion, Chatfield, Christophel, Dawn Clark, Clark, (lark, Cole, Cole. ollingsworth, Denny ollins, Collins, Bill olvin. Connell, Connell, Corless, Donnie Curless, on, Culver, ILL how, Robin �Dale, Darling. Davey, Davies. Davis. Davis. Dean, Mike • I)irsehell, Doll, Donihue, Mike Dow, Alan 1)ubois, Eberspeaker, Mark Efird, Eggleston, Emst, Fate, Fads, Ron Fisk, Jeff Fitch, Kim Flickinger, Christy Flickinger, Devin Foley, Forisster, Forsythe, Frailey, Fraley, Robin Franks, David Frarier, Furry, Diane Cagle°. Gann. David Canner. Chris Geiger, Gigowski, Rick Gilbert, Grad, Gray, Kathy Greenamyer, Lory Griffin, Max Grigg. Guise. Kathy Gundrum, flalstead, Terry lapner, Harman, Hart, Lauri Hartnagel, Nancy havens, Hazelbaker, Gail Heberling, Kathy Hemker, Chuck Hemker, Mary Henderson, Mark Herman, Marvin Hinkley, Laura �Johnson, Jolly, Kim Jones, Karpen, Tim Kasperski, Keeslar, Vicki Keeton, Nick Kelly. Anne Kelly, Lori Kimble, Kirk, Mike Kirt, Klavinski, Klotz. Mike Knight, Kubasiak, LaBelle, Lackey, Langdon, Michelle LaPratt, Lawrence. �Lenning, Lenz, Tim Lewis, Licht, Loomis, Loose, Lopez, Bill Luce, Luckadoo, Luse, Judy Lymbumer, Macklin, Magoon. Kathy Martin, Mason, Massey, Masters, Mather, Matusak, Ken McComb, Diana McHenney, McLatcher. Jim NicNitt, Ken Medendorf, Mercer, Mark Miller, Don Mailman, Nlinniear, Teddie Nioler, Moore, Morgan, Morrill, Melvin Mullen, Myer, Neible, Kristi Neitert, Nettleman, Mary Neusbaum, Sally Newberry, Nancy Nichols, Noblit, Nolin, Normandin, Nyberg, Olmstead, Tom Olmstead, Kay Omo, Ortio. Mark Otis, Palmateer, Pann, Paul Paradine, Mark Parks, Parshall, Parshall, Phill Patch, Ron �Pfost, Mark Phillips, Pickering, Pickett, Pifer, Pohl, Poling, Marcella Pope, Post, Kathy Prentice, Jeff Purchis, Ratliff, Reppert, Kathy Reybum, Julie Reynolds, Tom Rigg, Cathy Robbins, Robinett, Roby, Dan Roby, Rogers, Romine, Rose, Marvin Roseberry, �Royer, Rumens, Rumsey, Diane Rzepka, Sargent, Annette Scantlen, Schneider, Mike Schultz, Vivid Sechler, Setser, Mike Severn, Shafer, Shaw, Wendy Sherwood, Larry Shettler, Phil Shirk, Tom Shupp, Sickles, Kathy Siler, Sizemore, Nancy Smeekens, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Bill Smullen, Cathy Snyder, Snyder, Kit Stankewicz, Steenman, Melanie Stephenson, Kathy Stetler, Cheryl Stickan, Stokes, Street, Streeter, Stuart, Martha Sturgeon, Mike Summers, Sussex, Swain, Swift, Swift, Symons, Helyn Tappenden, Kim Tappenden, Taylor, Linda Taylor, Thacher, Thompson, Lyle Thompson, Mike Tillitson, Tinervia, Mary Torrey, Tower, Towers, �Travelbee, Travelbee, Linda Traver, Truex, Cindy VanLaanen, Craig Vice, David Voss, Vreeland, Wages, Wallace, Mike Walters, Wardwell, Warner, Watts, Alan tati Weakly, Mark Weitekamp, Wheeler, Guy Whitney, Whitten, Julie Wickam, Wickland, Cindy Wilder, Wilson, Larry Wilson, Winters, Terry Wogerman, Wolford, Tom Wood, Womble, Robin Worst, Yearling, Mark Youngquist, Cheryl Zebolsky, Ed Zinn, Those not Ash, Barrows, Don Barvee, Bird, Bland, Cole, Corwin, Tina Ellis, Emsberger, Emmons, Feohr, Hasboorgen, Holister, Lynn Hurley, Knepp, Lennard, Lopshire, Matousek, Ken May, Mario McKinley, Deb Porter, Rodesiler, Kathy Vettel, Keith Weis, Witherly, Mike Wolfcale, Smith, Bill Thomas, Kathy Yockey, Don I �I 40 �STUDENT LIFE 13 �Bomb Scare Make-up Time RIGHT A B O V E Worried students file orderly school to the safety o f the football field. ABOVE T h e students feelings towards t h e prankster who made the calls, is clearly reflected in face. R I G H T: School officials discuss the situation from the outside. B O T T O M R I G H T: Students discuss the situation from the inside. BELOW: Gym suits become an instant hit of "Fashion on the Field", when clothes are locked inside. FA R R I G H T: Everyone scants t o leave (perhaps prematurely) after a long suspenwful wait. �13 �"Kuntz's Killers". undefeated for the season. L E F T T O R I G H T: T. Engle, D. Shemel, C. Sparks, D. Lyon, Coach Killer Kuntz, B. Rudy, P. Branch, (not pictured: K. Fasick, D. ABOVE: Tw o intern:oral teams clash in one of the high scoring Wednesday night games directed b y M r. Dee McCorley. RIGHT: The players stand "Twig" melees the day. Intramural Program Bigger 13 �FRONT ROW: C . McLaughlin, M . M a y, K . Sickles, L Hart, M . Stickney, S. Hart, L . Lewis, L . Van Laanan. BACK ROW: Miss Childs, S. Patch, M . Tower, K. Hiberling, P. Davie, V. Brandis, M . Schultz, D. Reed, K . Severn, K . Rigg, D . Reed, V. Lady Redbirds a First GIRLS BASKETB Coldwater High School is slowly getting underway with a competitive sports program for women. This year's contribution to the cause was the formation of the Girl's ball team. The team played three other schools plus mage games. Their win-loss record was 6-4. The season ended with a contest between the team and the women faculty. The game was primarily to make money for the Girl's Athletic fund but also proved to be a very �ABOl'E TOP: Lorren Doty and l'icki Streets enter the the potted plants and ivy. ABOVE R I G H T: "The Big Band" plays pretty swingin• nttISiC for the young lovers t o dance by. ABOVE: Sandy Sickles gazes lovingly into Doug Rubly's eyes. FAR R I G H T: Dancing their hearts taut to the crazy music, the dancers swing to the beat. M I D D L E R I G H T: Caught b y the sneeky photographer the kids are found unaware. B O T TO M R I G H T: Cris his surprise when the same sneeky photographer snapped his picture. �Spring Prom Brings Night �The Albion-Coldwater Exchange. The days when mixed emotions filled the hearts of many students here at CHS. For two days, forty-eight students from CHS went to Albion, and fifty-eight students from AHS came to Coldwater. We their ideas and their school, and they in turn, Blacks and whites met, and some grew to be friends, few gays they shared together, and it proved to be a for both. For many students here, it was an experience never forget, being the first time they had encountered side of their This is the second year for Albion and Coldwater some of their students, and we hope to continue doing this time. It was wonderful to hear the students say "We hated them go FAR R I G H T ABOVE Albion brought their stage band here to FAR R I G H T BOTTOM: This was taken in one of Albion's where the kids are just hamming it up. M I D D L E ABOVE: Karen and Rick just can't decide what decor of ke cream they want! RIGHT: This auditorium—nice, huh? ABOVE: The Coldwater gang chats beautiful �Albion Blending of �140 ��Arnold Your Headquarters for . . . High Performance Engine Ports Precision Engine Building Passenger Car & Truck Parts 1 0 8 W. Coldwater AUCTIONEER David Plastic or Neon Signs Auctioneer — Appraiser — Liquidator Antique — Estate — Commercial Industrial — Farm — Real Estate "complete, competent professionalized auction service" 101 Carlyle Avenue, Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Coldwater 278-5849 Enjoy F a m i l y Fun a t ColdwaterRecreation Phone 278-5325 559 E. Chicago St. Coldwater Otto & Sons' Evinrude Sales & Service Wilson & MacGregor Sporting Equip. Shorts exhibit their nid. selection ol Schwinn Bicycles On U. S. 12 Next to 1-69 Short & Coldwater 202 Morse Phone 278-5385 Coldwater 14 �Midwest Division o f Marmon, Inc. Midwest of 1972 118 years 485 employees shipping 40,000 tons o f castings per year Five million cars per year, have a Midwest casting in them, a production o f 35 million castings per year. Original Foundry �Cheap The finest in at everyday cheap prices — see — Michael Royer esq. o r A n d y Reyburn "Safety pins to serve y o u " ChristianBook 38 N M o n r o e St. Coldwater, Michigan Books — Paperbacks — Recordings — Gifts "The g r a s s w i t h e r e t h , t h e f l o w e r f a d e t h w o r d o f o u r G o d s h a l l stand f o r e v e r. " Isaiah 4 0 : 8 Congratulations to All High School ..4hurn, lionPen c l o t h e s f o r y o u r -s m e n M WHERE Guys — a n d g a l s — c o m e f o r m i l e s a r o u n d t o t h e Lion's D e n . Because t h e y k n o w i t ' s o n e o f standing y o u n g men's shops i n t h e w h o l e state! There S h i r t s , k n i t t o p s , s w e a t e r s , jackets, b e l t s , a n d e v e n are m o r e t h a n 5 , 0 0 0 p a i r s o f f l a r e d j e a n s a n d slacks t h a t n e w s u i t o r sportcoat f o r G r a d u a t i o n ! to choose from, a n d lots a n d lots o f everything else — t h e Lion's Den! Everyone does! A n d w e treat you r i g h t ! 14 �the Secret is Saving Be it Knowledge, Education, Money c, It is extraordinary what we can do for you i f you The Extraordinary Bank IL BranchCounty Four Locations To Serve You Downtown Main Bank Coldwater A M C u o o l t n d o r w o a e t Fairfield North Marshall Coldwate e r Reading Downtown, • • 1 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . • 1 1 1 • 1 1 C1 A Full Service ED 14 �Standard Farm Home Supplying Branch County with Petroleum and "Gifts for every occasion" 5 0 W. Chicago St. CRAIG PHARMACY "for the finest at no �INTERIORS 1 I Dairy Treat "Let's hope w e can m a k e the w o r l d nif' 640 East Chicago Road a w h o l e lot better." G& G Phone: 279-9781 959 E. Chicago Rd. THE DODGE B O Y S Dick Johnson For complete service o f N CORVETTE N CAMARO CHEVELLE CHEVY I I M I O M P V C V T A E H O L G E A E CARLO A A V Y TRUCKS TH DODG BOY 14 �"the areas w e d d i n g specialists" 34 West Chicago Street Coldwater, Michigan T CAROU 62 DI,Islon Sr. Coldwater �VESCIO' "the best prices in t o w n " E. Chicago St. So.Mich.Grocery Williams institutional wholesale grocers Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-5631 278-5627 45 N. Hanchett St., C o l d w a t e r P. M . Zeluff W . "Serving 3 States" H. Williarns Congratulations Seniors! L. E. Muckel I MEMBER Nug atetribut Felpausch 410 Marshall Coldwater Swart's One479 Marshall Coldwater 14 �CONGRATULATIONS Graduates of 1 972 QUALITY SPRING Quality Spring Products, Inc. SUBSIDIARY OF K U H L M A N MANUFACTURERS OF COIL WIRE SPRINGS 355 J a y S t r e e t Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-2391 15 �PAL SAVNGSANDLOINN lk / FDE i6\ Best Wishes To Class of '72 Fro FederalSavings IS �52 ABBOTT COLD MICHIGA �lac. Sign oi Q u a / l , " �Darling Display Division TheMarmon Women's, Children's and Men's Mannequins Apparel Forms — Display Equipment 306 S . C l a y S t . Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 Sales Offices and Showrooms New Yo r k Chicago 47 W . 3 4 t h S t . 222 W . A d a m s S t . L o 1 8 s 1 8 Canada — P. 0 . B o x 1 9 2 , Cooksville, O n t a r i o 15 Angeles S. Flower St. �Coldwater 15 WEST PEARL STREET 108 S . H u d s o n S t . 2 7 8 - 4 3 5 5 Lyon Kerr prescriptions c o s m e t i c s 61 W. Chicago cards c a n d l e s 278-2321 470 Marshall Coldwater 15 �Th LCV7/ ational 1 an k o f South Central Michigan Wishes to Congratulate the Graduates of 1972 for Their Achievements in Leadership, Education and Sports Activities We will be happy to open a Fre Student checking account for you Contact our office 15 �. LAN Open Bowling Every Weekend Special Student Rates 21 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan Midway ,,,- . . . ; : 7 • 1 , 04* . . . . ; % ' . 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BTHEODORE a Wheels — Frames — Axles Straightened Brake Service — Wheel Balancing C O M PA N Y Economy Phone 279-9757 Open Sunday l o a m , to Noon 129 Industrial Avenue M o n . . Sat. 8 a.rn. to 5 p.m. Coldwater, Michigan 384 S. Jefferson St. 278-4200 "The D o l t -Yourself Ya r d " 7 t . . e 7 I VA J e l e 2 • M m { ' N i x e d < ClimaxMolybdenum of CLIMAX MOLYBDENUM Co. OF M I C H I G A N 400 J a y S t r e e t R E F R A C T O R Y M E T A L C O L D W AT E R D I V I S I O N Phone 2 7 9 - 9 5 11 P L A N T A M A X Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 15 �Cl/V n i c) n a l b a n k M l f = = 11 / 1 0 111 = Z E 111 0 tonlinuous servire 100 years old, and still 16 �ParAszcle A a r m a c y Complete Prescriptions Service Downtown C o l d w a t e r �Cd cLocI Lake Erie Door Company 340 Jay Street FLOOR COVERING Coldwater Carpet L i n o l e u m Phone Area Code 517 279-9786 772 E. Chicago Ph. 278-8983 Davis M a r i n e , Inc. JOHNSON l i r e L d - d o o SALES & Northeast Side o f Coldwater Lake on Lake Drive Dutch- Compliments of E. Chicago Rd. the Yearbook Staff Ph. 279-9707 Coldwater, Mich. 16 GET IT O N - SENIORS! Chrysler - Plymouth . �Community Charter Everybody's Party Store P. O. Boo 272 Charlie & Dorothy Edwards - O w n e r s Coldwater, Michigan 49036 4 8 7 W . Chicago Phone 517-278-6516 Jack Hudson, President Congratulations to '72 Seniors from the staff at Dean-Tm im DeanRealty William L. Timm agent John T. Dean agent - realtor Den Steffey reoltor ��Good Luck Seniors! Gamby Candy 110 Morse Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n M i x — General Agency , YOUR; Insurance tes,' Leland Vance — Charles Berry We're ith you all the w a y, Cards! Illustrative Industrial — A e r i a l — Slides CREATIVE ARTWORK — DESIGN PORTRAITS — COLOR WEDDINGS InitetD13 Pierson Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Expert Styling a t the House BRENDA ROBERTS, O W N E R Phone 278-4531 4 4 W . Chicago Coldwater JEWELRY THE JEWELER YOU KNOW YOU CAN 7 W. Chicago St. P h o n e Next to Parkside 16 �CHRYSLER B O AT S 6 M O TO R S - D I L LY TRAILERS HERO C R A F T • C R E S T Sheriff Keith I. Wilhelm BEATY'S SPORT NORTH END Coldwater, Michigan OF COLDWATER LAKE. R. C O L D WAT E R , M I C H . BUS. P H O N E 2 3 E 1 . 2 5 9 2 Congratulations Seniors! 46 E. Chicago St. H O M 6 3 4 6 0 3 6 E PHONE 2 3 0 - 2 0 7 5 Congratulations Seniors Corson Auto Phone 278-8561 PONTOON• SEA S T A R S C I AT S Compliments o f Wa l t Bolcom, C.L.U. Northwestern 45 N. Monroe St. Coldwater 278-2239 ERNST Dog ' n ' Suds Iti,(5 complete line of sandwiches u 360 Marshall St. Coldwater 25 West Chicago Street Cadet Motor Inn East Chicago Street Junction US 12 and Interstate 69 Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-5617 16 Frank & Dorothy Ernst O w n e r s Congratu lotions to the Year book Staff on a j o b well done!! Student �9o_Aa,x'i Reaufy S a l o n "Artistry in H a i r Fashion" Luedder's Phone 2 7 8 - 8 7 5 8 46 W. Chicago St. 7 0 W . Chicago St. Phone 2 7 8 - 8 6 4 6 Coldwater TIRE COMPANY Congratulations Class o f 1972 complete line of Passenger, Truck & I m p l e m e n t Tires J. C. Penny " Yo u r Family Store" Farm Ti r e Service 278-5630 5 8 W . Chicago St. 2 7 8 - 5 6 3 9 278-6446 C o l d w a t e r 1 0 9 W. Chicago St. C o l d w a t e r , Michigan H& H COLDWATER'S FINEST Au tomotive Washes B u f f & Wa x I n t e r i o r Shampoos David Green, O w n e r Motors Steamed M o t o r s Painted 76 West Chicago Street Complete details Coldwater 463 N. Marshall St. (Behind Burger Dairy) Tel 2 7 9 - 9 3 8 7 Coldwater, Mich. The Best to the Outstanding Class Gracie IRISH RESTAURANT East Chicago Rd. a t 1-69 Exit of 1972 Dick's Hobby for a creative A m e r i c a " 71 W. Chicago Coldwater 16 �E CALI. THE " D O I -SE DOCTOR" 278-5656 GLUMBER COLDWATER, MICHIGAN SPONSORSHIPS Courtesy o f Courtesy o f Dr. H . R . M o o i R i c k C. S w a r t D r. V. P. R e d d y Courtesy o f Courtesy o f B i l l Morehouse Dr. H a r v e y L . M o s s Courtesy o f Andy Kelly W i Dr. James E . B a i l e y D r. C h a r l e s R . B a c o n t R A h i n o c n k y Courtesy o f Hoscreek Wa t e r s h e d Assoc. 16 great admiration m McDonald o u s �Caa l dona in Zelboes, Beginning Production Soon! SENIOR AnotherMother Wishes the We need y o u r help Seniors a Peaceful Year to save our w o r l d . /ernPopulation 1,1 �FAR RIGHT: Vicki Marvin and Sue Woolf plan on modeling the latest i n graduation fashions. TO P R I G H T: Patsy the Arion award front M r . Frizzell. B O T T O M R I G H T: Jeff Arnold and Candee Norton have big plans for after think? A B O V E Mrs. Furstenau, M r. Drago, and M r. Martinen lead the class of '71 "home". R I G H T: As Monty his bare feet, Jane Luce giggles about how silly "this tion thing is". 17 �Thy gowns, thy shoes, thy bed Thy cap, thy kirtle, and Soon break, soon wither, In folly ripe, in Sir Walter �I -2 �17 �THEY S �Although this wasn't the best year for CHS, i t the worst. Changes have been made this year, through the help of the Commission, which have made this school a one. The '72 Cardinal took an awful lot of work, and now it is finally complete; but so as not to incriminate anyone, lar's book shall be delivered to him in a brown, There are many people the Cardinal Staff need to thank, such as Chris Endicott and Debbie Tanner for helping with the class section, and for a few layouts; Tim Lenz and son for student photography and picture development; Andy Kelly, Bill Morehouse, Randy Rosetter and Jim Paull some ads; Jim Reynolds and Jeff Tartaglia for doing some nice layouts; the coaches, for being so helpful with the and team identifications; and to the teachers who let Jeff and I out of some of our classes to work on this damn thing; to Modem Yearbook Publishing Company f o r publishing it, and t o the students who supported us by buying it. A very special thanks t o Russ Whitehead, representative, who helped us with so many and who was patient with us when we didn't make lines. Another special thanks to our profesional R. S. Satula, who made the photography look extra good in the book. However, i t was Barb Kuntz who gave us some morale to keep on going, and without her, the '72 Cardinal wouldn't be here Sincerel Jeff & Diana 17 ������ 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, 1972 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Coldwater (Mich.) 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/ad618e47948d64afbe12367a758e4ff8.pdf c8ad638221b732de17536c52909faf6f PDF Text Text CARDINA ����But we should our life's too fine to let it come on all you people We can Paul 1 Nineteen Hundred SeventyColdwater High School �When I see you next time round will you know what I been my yesterdays have melted with and the present leaves me no point �1 �Academics 8 Organizations 32 Activities 54 S p o r t s 66 ���Did you think that you could make pave the way to simplify if you put down your disturbing thoughts in to be opened by some poor cause all we want to do is work see a passing stranger and take and hope that someone out there you say they will, you say ���BOARD OF EDUCATION President — James Davis Vice-President — Leo Dollar James Frambes Howard Loehr Robert Welke Administration Guides Us �Top: M r. Olmstead. Right: Board tion secretaries. Below: M r. Clyne. For Left: Mr. Luce. Left: M r. Drago. �Julie Sharp blows a bubble while she concentrates. Larry Stanley looks manly. Office, Library Provide 1 �Mrs. Weiler tries to decide which magazine to read. Miss Shirey, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Hench, Mr. Palmer, Mrs. Brown, hannon. �: 7 4 ‘ A B O V E : Julie Douglas. ABOVE LEFT: John Allen. RIGHT: Jackie Kielh. �Mr. Martinen Mrs. Grimes Mr. Mm. Hayes Miss Miller Mr. Scheerfhoar Mrs. �Mr. Hobart, Mr. King, Mr. Browne, M r. Hackett, Mr. Lowe, M r. Sussex �Above Left: M r. Keeslar discusses his political views with one o f t h e Republican Committee women. L e f t : M i k e Sussex thinks fast, f o r i t will soon b e time f o r another wisecrack. Above: Martha Newberry strikes a pose while studying f o r one of Mr. �Mrs. Herr; Mr. Dewey; Mrs. Watson; Mr. Bushouse, Mr. Bovee; M . Ivey; M r. Voile. �Math & Science Experiment For Left Top: A Biology class. F o r Left Bottom: J e ff Moss, Greg Brayton, and Jack Vettle study in their natural habitat. Way Above: Mr. Boyce gives his daily greeting t o the dass. Above: H a p p y time. 1 �Fine Arts Create �Top Left: Tire l a G r o guiltily looks around a s h e proceeds t o t e l l Marcia Olmsted some juicy gossip. Bottom L e f t : Succotash I I h a s a good year. Above: Dramatics class means playing "Simon Says." Left: Jeff Moss wonders h o w M r. Sabin ever expected h i m t o p l a y t h a t piece Miss Mr. Frizyell Miss Mr. Sabin �Physical 8( Driver's 2 �For To p Left: Mrs. Groner giggles a t her stumbling students. Middle: M r. Kellogg carefully collects his thoughts before h e collapses. Bottom Left: The girls wish they could ploy with . Bottom: . . . the boys. Left: Mr. Lopez grimaces a t the thought of having to ride along as one of his students attempts to drive. Fat, Flab, ��Miss M. Mrs. M . Myers Mr. Ropp M . Aldrich Mr. Cook 2 �Students Master Vocational 2 �Above left: Sharon Anderson contemplates the wonders o f cotion. Lower Left: Rick Swart wonders about his next graphics project. Top: Gerald Wood learns the "hunt and peck" system o f typing. Above: Steve Brown learns the wonders o f modern mechanics. 2 ��Top: Mrs. fuerstenau. Bottom: Mrs. Fuller. Shop, Home Ec 2 �Cafeteria Food for Below: Students e n j o y n e w a l a c a r t e l i n e . Right: Debbie D o l l a r orders a case o f milk. Above: To n y Brown digs into his delicious lunch. �Clockwise from Top: M r , Horvey, Sammy, Curley, M r . Collins, Mrs. Porsholl, M r , Henderson ond Mrs. Monroe. ���Far Right Top: Students enjoy the new ala carte line. Middle: Tom Sizemore, mayor of 6 months, reminisces. Above: The Commission. Back Row: C. Darrow, M. Shultz, J. Collins, J. Reynolds, D. Haylett, J . Keeslar. M i d d l e : C . Mitchell, M . Konalos, C. Strong, R. Brauker. Front: M. Kelly, J. Ewers, C. Pierucki. Below: Jeff Ewers takes a breather from his commission work. The Dust Blows The Dust Far Right Middle: Homecoming is one o f the Commissions many activities. Bottom Far Right: The Bloody Truth comes to g i v e u s " t e e n - a g e " music. Right: T h e B l o o d y Tr u t h evangelizes b y "telling i t like i t is" about dope, sex, a n d God. ��Martha Newberry, Jane Ann Severn and the back o f Sandy Sickles head. Cheryl TeaII, Bill Doll, Ve r n a Mitchell, Mrs. Hayes, and the back o f Martha Newberry's head. �Mirror: D e b Lenning, S . Sickles, M . Newberry, J . Ramsey, J . Severn, P. Hankins, M . Kanolos; Back: M . Marphy. E . Begot, J. Alexander, B . Borns, R . Martin, J . Ewers, D . Watson, R . Sistanich, M n . Hayes. The yearbook staff, except the kid between Vince McGarry and A n d y Reyburn. �Language Club: Back now: F. Hantem, C . Loyd, L . Lyon, C . Bacon, K . Lautenschloger, T. Bacon, S. Loud, J . Moss, M . Fisher, C. Smith. Front: C . Okay, J. Morrison, S. Hannon, C. Sewell, S. Walkup, Mrs. Hackett, Advisor. Above- Jeff Moss contemplates the foreign language barrier. 38 �Language Club and Connect New Left: The "keedz" g e t i t on. Below: Exchange Students: Marian Weyn, M o j a Hamoen, Benjie Marasigan, Frouke Hansum, Gele Specht. �Future Secretary's Association: J . Jewell, S. M y . . , K . Dillon, D . Bor. rows; Second Row: D . Stickney, P . Millar, L . N U M , C . Miller, M . Bren. nenrnon, J . Russo, G . Sows; T h i r d Row: M . Haynes, L . McLaughlin, K . Van Every, J . Symons, S . Brown, P. Griffith, V . W o r d , M m . Wogermaru Fourth Row: S . Lytle, J . Peterson, B . Warner, A . Flannery, C . Gaskill, S . GrifRn, R. Olney. ESA,FHA, [TA, Shop Club Get Future Homemaker's Association: L . Kurile, L. Lewis, D. Lenning, B . From, S. Wi l d e r, S . Morales, C . N i g h , wonder, C . Nichols, Mrs. Fuller. �Shop Club: H . Tubbs, J . Hoffa, Manken, A . Hof, S. Brown, ker, R . Rathbun. Future Teacher's o f Americo: J . G a y, S. Penrod, C . H o y e , K . J a n a , M . Fisher, D . Ferry, P. Nearposs. Front Row: P. Shemel, Miss Phillips. 4 �Left Debbie Dollar shows o ff her right ear lobe. Below: K a t h y Smith clowns for the camera. Below Left: Kent Fasick tries to better his eyesight. Giraffe to the 1 �Sitting: M . Krutsch, R. Paradine, D . Shemel, J . Ewers, D . Collins, J . Parsholl, G . Shook, Mr. Drage,: Standing: M . Bennett, T. Gaglio, R. Sistanich, T. Engle, K . Fasick, M . Dollar, J. Luck. First Row: M . Schultz, M . Olmstead, K. Smith, C . Strong, D . Reed: Second Row: C . Mitchell, J. Peterson, J. Penner, D . Dollar, J . Hernker, J . Pohl, L . Konalos. J . Houska, D . Leach, Mrs. Rockey; Third Row: L . Waldron, K. Porshall, B. Rick, M . Reynolds, M . Pohl, T. Tockett. 43 �Right: Football awards assembly. Above: To n y Heckman a n d Vickie M a y sell tickets f o r one o f the Cards away games. RAH,RAH, RAH, SIS BOOM BAH CPep Front Row: S. Klavinski, J. P . Leach, S. Cox, V. M a y, S. Patch, T. Heckman, R. AkIrich, k Girl; Second Row: C . Stevens, C . Johnson, S . Fincham, V . Devlin, K. Snyder, K. Lytle, G . Girl, V. Dalchow, L. Sherfield, D. Ta g . ; Third Row: V. German, T. Snyder, M. Hashely, D. Mohr, M. Belly, G. Cardenas, K . Clark, C. Peirucki, L. Lewis: Fourth Row: C . Cornish, M . Olmstead, P. Perk, J . Petersen, S . Hart, M . Shultz, V. Sitcom, G . Christophel, S. Fuller, C. Wilson, S. Vaughn; Fifth Raw: J. Peck, C. Smeekens, V. Cushing, D . Philips, C . Strong, D . Reed, D . Leach, C . Burren, C . Carpenter, K. Aldrich, N . Burns, V. Streets; Sixth Row: P. Clyne, L. Collins, Laghlin, M . Barnes, G . H o a g , V . Brandes, M . Cosgrove, C . Hansel, P. E b y, D . Leaning, C . Ames, S . Townshed. �• K K l u i r e t w e e First Row: Bob S i r i n g , T. Luck, T. Sowles, M . Murphy. J . Olmsted, J . , B . Hillborg; Second Row: D . Watson. D . Lyon, B . longdon, E . Hillborg, J. Parsholl, C . Shultz, Coach Lowe; Third Row: D . Colahon, R . Johnson, R. Coldsnow, E . Parker, K. Fasick, C. Darrow, D. Rummy, Fourth Row: H . Tubbs, B . Klotz, D . Ewers, L . O m o , S . Shook, D . Shemel, R . Sistanich, J . OlmsMod, Fifth Row: D . H o y l e . , C . Kirk, M . D a v e y, G . r , C. Davidson, T. Engle, E. Swantson, B. Rudy. �CHSActors and Bottom Row, P. Woods, .1. Shemel, C. Noyes, 5 , Morales, J. Alexander. Second Row: L. Felton, L. Wags, C. Davis, L. A l i n . , R. Brauker, L. Va n Laanen, M r. Wander. Third Row: L . Sherfield, V. Dalchow, Curly, P. Leach, S. Butcher, J . Carless, T. Chatfield. Fourth Row: 1 . Grigg, G . Christophel, N . Tripp, S. Wilson, M . Hameen. 46 �For Left: Stephanie Purchis, J e ff Kurtz, a n d Pam Leach are acting up again. Above: Vince McGarry coils another exciting science c l u b meeting t o order. Bottom Row: R . Aldrich, M . Herman, .I. Severn, 5. Speigle, K. Frohnoplet Second Row: C . Gallup, M . Molovey, C . Lathy, N . Buchanan, P. C o l e y, M r . I v e y. Third Row: S . Lindner, T . Bacon, V . McGarry. D . C a r r, D . Collins, B . McClean. Fourth Row: D. Worst, G. Cook, I . Poul, P. Donner, J. Moss. 4 �Cardinal Travels to �For Left: Denny Watson helps himself to a glass o f cider as Don Rogers takes another donut. Above Left: Squad competition plays an important part in the lives o f Janean Peck, Shirley Hart, and Denise Omo. Below Left: On the way to Pennfield, the to amuse themselves during the trip. Above: Judy Spiegle gives a toast to her fellow bandsmen, Cindy Gallop and Pat Catey, after a job well done. 4 ��Succotash Medley For Left: "All right, quiet, curtain's up i n 30 seconds," says Mr. Friend. Left Top: Porn Kremke and the girls' chorus belt out "The Telephone Hour" i n tion o f Succotash II. Left Center: Greg Brayton sings one o f h i s o w n compositions. L e f t Bottom: Renee Kreigh a n d J a n e L u ce s i n g t h e c o m i c " R u b b e r Duckie" to a packed Tibbits audience. Below: Sharon Taylor warbles another song as Sue panies her. Right: Mike Taylor seems uninterested in Julie Douglas' affections. 5 �All Star Ban Front: C . Bacon, M . Towers, J . L o , J. Peck, D . Collins, V. Brondes, C . Isecek; Bock: T. Voss, D. Suers, M Royer, D. Watson, First Row: N . King, S . Vaughn, K. Lennord, C Gallop, R. Gamby, K. Walter, M . Buchanan, S . Hort, J . Moss, S . Walkup; Second Row: D . O m o , J . Speigel, T. Ponds, D . Ferry, D . Keeslar, M . Tower, J. Loose, D . Hefner, H . Tubbs, D . Odren, C . Carpenter, P. Krernke, S . Bopp, L. C l e m , M . Royer, C . Bacon; Third Row: J. Peck, D . Collins, R. Roy, L. Granger, J . Bragg, C . Tubbs, R. 52 Wickum, P. B e l o . , R . English, B. Douglas, D . Byers, S . Ivecek, V. Brondes, L. Lyons, A . Biringer, L. Collins, P. Coley, P. Clyne, M. Barnes, D. Taite; Fourth Row: S. Kline, D. Rogers, G . Cornish, M. Blansit, T. Voss, D . James, R. Reppert, C . Darrow, G . Sabin, D. Worst, S . Penrod, R . Paden, S . King, D . Voss, D . Watson, M. �Girls' First Row: D . Brewer, 5 . Heiney, S. Goodrich, 5 . Clam, R. English; Second Row: C . Fee, fey, P. Kremke; Third Row: K. Breeder, M . Towers, B. Cram, K. MacDonald; Fourth Row: M . Hamoen, K. Streeter, T. Va n Dyke, T. Chatfield, Fifth Row: S. Purshis, M . Maloney. Balladi First Row: S. Smith, J . Troyer, S. Vaughn; Second Row: B. Flickenger, C. Tubbs, J. Phelps, M . Royer, L. Bopp, T. Voss; Third Row: J. Moore, R. Clork, S. C i a o , D . Hefner, J. Palmer, C . Mooi. 53 ��ACTIVITI 5 �Homecoming �For Left Top: The senior float captures first prize annual float competition. For Left Bottom: Brothers provided free rock-and-roll after the game. Above Left: The rough and tough seniors drove back the junior girls to win the third annual Mudbowl 6-0. Left: Virgin Ward and Kip Nutt watch as Maureen Kelly is crowned the 1970 Homecoming Queen. Above: fire inspired many students and the team Thursday night before the game HOMECOMING COURT 1 9 7 0 . First t o M a r c i a Olmsted, Julie Penner, Virgie Wa r d , Maureen Kelly, Terrie Tonkon, Ginny Cardenas, Sue Krutch; Bock Row: Phil Kellogg, C r a i g Davidson, K i p N u t t , Bill Doll, Lorep Doty, Ron Sistanich, Tint Blansit. �Class of Last Class �For Left: Joe Collins, Tom Sizemore, reen w o n d e r i f Robin Brauker r e a l l y knows what she is talking about. Far Left Bottom: Joe Alexander tries t o figure o u t w h a t Joe Jones) i s doing. Left: Kathy Smith helps D a n Shoop g e t ready f o r his performance a s t h e Doctor. Below: The cast stands gaping as Tom Jones battles with Fitzpatrick. 5 �Above Left: John Grigg swears in Robin Brauker as a witness. Above Right: Roger Clark testifies for the defense. Below: Bob Lenning Wendell. Right: Joe Alexander comforts Pam Leach during the trial. Below Right: Lee Rathbun, Bill Doll, Marsha Fisher a n d Kathy Smith stage. Below For Right: Steve Shaw checks his snake-op. �'Night of January 16th'—New Style ��For Left: West Side Story was highlighted b y the many dance scenes. Left: J o d y Rhoades, D a v e Ewers, a n d N a n c y K i n g entertain themselves backstage a t the Tibbitts. Above: Renee Kreigh listens to Chris discuss the plans for the rurnble. Above Right: Tony (Dan Hefner) and Mario (Soozi Claar) dream about their wedding. �ICould Danced Night Funky �Top Far Left: J. W . Keeslar greets guests at the entrance. Middle For Left: Crazed teen-agers dance their hearts out to the lewd pulsating rhythms o f a greasy, street fightin rock a n d r o l l band. Left: The "keeds" take a break to refresh themselves. To p Left: The rock a n d r o l l was provided b y the Warm less t o s a y t h e y w e r e n o l g g y 8 . t h e Stooges. Middle Left: Starry-eyed lovers pause to gaze at the breath-taking pond. Bottom Left: The last dance. �6 �SPOR 67 �The team goes through a p l a y during afternoon practice. First Row: M . Taylor, L. Omo, L . Cox, J. Collins, B. Johnson, B. Mullen, D. J . Alexander, J . Ewers, G Shemel, D . Tappenden, D . Woodman, D . Bull, D. Cozier, M. Murphy, B. Klotz; Second Row: D. CoBohan, J. Olmsted, T o g g e r t ; Fourth Row: T. Engle, K . Fasick, C . Kirk, C . Mooi, J . Cole, P. M. Davey, E . HiIllsorg, B. HiIlborg, S . Nelson, D . Lyons, C . Darrow, T. T o w e r , J. Sadder, C. Christophel, G. Kliewer, W. Kellogg. Sowles; Third Row: Comb Scharfhoor, R. Coldsnow, T. Bethel, E. Parker, 6 �Championship Energetic Bottom L e f t Coldwater attempts t o intercept a pass but fails. To p L e f t The Cards stop a drive b y the Marshall Indians t o t i e them 20-20. Above: Coach Schorfhaar sends Terry Engle o u t " t o -do-his-stuff." 6 ��Vlore of Far Left: Cards are impressive during warm u p . leaders keep o n truckin'. Above: A l l t h e kids join i n o n t h e tackle. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1970 OP CH 6 2 Bronso 3 Dowagioc 2 Albion 4 3 Hillsdale 2 2 Harper Creek 2 2 Marshall 2 8 Penn field 2 6 Sturgi 2 6 7 ��Right Six out Above Left: The Vikings t r y t o outsmart t h e J.V.'s b u t a r e quickly canned 62-6. Left: Neither rain nor snow nor dark o f night stop the powerful Cards. Above: It's all i n a day's work f o r the mighty Kevin Cox as he is grappled. �Harriers Have a �Above: Coach Browne makes sure the boys a r e in top shape. Below Left & Above Left: Dennis Watson and Chuck Stevenson bring home some more card victories. Below: Three Card runners sprint toward the finish 111111111111 E l l 7 ��Far left: Tom Sowles succeeds in rifling the ball powerful Harper Creek. Left: Tirn Luck and Bill Klotz amaze their opponents w i t h team w o r k . F a r Below: Short, b u t powerful, Mike Sowles tries a f e w stunts o n t h e visiting Beavers. Below: "Fight team, fight!" is the of both varsity and JV cheerleaders. �Bock Roo: Mike Bowles, Ron Satanists, Mike Davey, Jeff Ewors, Bob Rudy, Don Shame', Eric Swanson, Bill Klotz, Tim Luck, Craig Davidson, John Parshall, Tom Sorel, Roger Clark, Paul Branch; Front Roo: D o v e Taggart, Coach Hobart, Do n Taggart. Albion Hillsdale Albion Pennfield Sturgi Hillsdale Marshall Marshall �For Lower Right: T h e crowds w a t c h closely a s Eric Swanson soars higher. Left: Eric, the name o f the game is basketball not bowling! Below: Pam Leach cheers on the exhuberant crowds. Above: Don and Dave Taggert voice their approval a s the Cords score again. �Above: M r. Mitmesser tries t o whip the team into jelly. Right To p Two: Kurt Darrow, and the Card's biggest J.V. gun. Bottom For Right: Phil Kellogg tries to g e t a shot off. Bottom Right: The little Cards g e t excited over a basket. OP CH s 5 Pennfield 5 Harper Creek 3 3 6 Sturgi 6 40 Albion 79 6 Hillsdale 7 5 Albion 8 6 PennfieId 5 8 Harper Creek 4 4 Sturgi 6 7 Hillsdale 7 5 Marshall 7 6 Marshall 7 Back Row: E d Bloom, Gory Porter, Bill Houser, Jeff Tr e a d l e , Phil Kellogg, Kurt Darrow, Jeff Farb,ha, Bob Nobleman, Chuck Shultz, Steve Klotz, Richard Fageroos, Terry Linn, Marc Blonsit, Jack Turkey, Don Belote Front Pow: D o n Tager', Mr Mitmesser, D o w Tagert, and friend ��Matmen Wrestle With �Far Left: B o b Langdon squares o f f w i t h a vicious Viking. Right: Robin Rathbun gets set t o take down another opponent. Below Right: Harold Tubbs gains riding time. For Below Right: A l l systems a r e g o for Harry T. Varsity Wrestling Squad: Bottom Row: G . Force, C. Kirk, P. Frazier, J. Bregg, J. Kurtz, S. Shaw. Top Row. Coach Kellogg, H. Tubbs, B. langdon. R. Tower, S. Brown, K . Cox, C. Darrow. Jr. Varsity Wrestling Squad: Top Row. B . Johnson, B. McMillan, B. Bradley, T. Lagro, C . Cristophel, Coach Kellogg. Second Row: R . Rathbun, R. Goodwin, A . Catey, D . Hance. Bottom Row: G . Brayton, T. Murphy, D . Darling, B. King, 1 . Paul, B. McKinley. �VARSITY CH 4 6 7 4 3 0 0 7 1 5 2 9 7 4 5 6 7 5 Above: Bob Biringer helps out his own cause b y scoring a needed run. Right: The teens watches from t h e dugout as the Cards g o up to bat. For Right: Skip Shook grimaces with pain after being hit with the ball. For Right Top: Large crowds attended mer gooses t o cheer the Cards o n t o victory. For Right Bottom: Ron LaBelle tries t o beat the ball as he steals home. 8 Pennfiield Harper Creek Albion Hillsdale Marshall Sturgi Pennfield Harper Creek Hillsdale Marshall Sturgi Harper Creek Albion Albion Hillsdale Penn Marshall Sturgis 197 OP 3 4 2 I I 2 2 6 0 6 3 2 0 0 7 7 5 6 �First Row: S. Wicick; Second Row: P. Branch, L o w e , T. Sowles, J. Porsholl, E. Swanson, R. Whitson, D . Scheilder; T h i r d R o w Coach S h e r m a n , B. Biringer, T. Dovis, D. Lyon G. lynd, J . Ewers, G . Shook, R. LaBelle, T. Young Cards Cop Second in �Cheerleaders Cardinal �Varsity Cheerleaders: Julie Penner, Cheryl Pierutki, Pam Leach, Ginny Cardenas, T o , , Heckman, Maureen Kelly, Virgie Ward. 87 �8 ��Class '71, '72, Cindy Weiteamp, Dan Hefner, Chris Gaskill, Donna Carr. Dedicated t o M y Fellow Classmates a n d Students a t CHS. I w a n t to express t o you my deepest appreciation and gratitude for allowing me t o serve y o u in our final y e a r I'll always remember with overwhelming sentiment a l l t h e joys, sorrows, trials, tribulations, the little ups-and-downs that accompanied us through these difficult years a t this I want you all to know that in giving me your vote o f confidence by electing me your president, you have provided me with one o f the most valuable experiences in the entirety o f m y life. I have learned during m y term t h e t r u e meaning o f equality a n d t h e democratic system around which our world revolves. I w o u l d like t o thank t h e faculty w h o s o l o y a l l y voiced their admiration and supported any endeavors our class undertook through three glorious high school years. We received nothing b u t praise and encouragement from our capable teaching staff. I mustn't neglect the administration's unfailing cooperation. They never conceived o f snuffing o u t the spark o f enthusiasm; tributing many useful schemes f o r our betterment; never putting a n y obstacles in the w a y o f accomplishment. I have great hopes for the future o f CHS after getting t o know the underclassmen a n d realizing t h a t t h e y possess g r e a t working minds. Their uncontrolled enthusiasm f o r things t r u l y relevant a n d meaningful illustrate their maturity and concern f o r self-improvement. As for those of us leaving this institution, I wish them As with all graduating classes, i t is questionable as t o whether some of us are going t o achieve success i n t h e true American sense a n d in the spirit o f CHS. A l l w e can d o is p r a y they'll reform before it's too late. There is not much hope for them and they know who they are. For my final b o w I would like t o thank t h e o u t -going Coldwater f o r welcoming m e a n d m y family i n its warm embrace. We've never felt more a part of any town. God Bless You . . . Every One. Cindy Weitecomp, President 9 �Pat Clyne, Marcia Cosgrove, Janean Peck. Deb Leach, Sue Krutch, Kurt Darrow, Marc Blansit. 'II �Left: C i n d y Weitecamp. A b o v e : M a r i a n W e y n . Below: Roger Clark. Right: Kris Lennard. Below Right: las, Kathy Jepson a n d friend. ��Adorns, Pat Aldrich, Aldrich, Reeve Alexander, Joe Andrews, Sheryl Arnold, Jeff Atkins, Diane Avery, Carole Bacon, Kathy Barnes, Ted Barrows, Debbie Bates, Robert Bauer, Sandy Berry, Jack Bethel, Tim Bevelhymer, Candy Bird, Violet &ringer, Bob Blair, Gary Blanchard, John Brauker, Robin Breneman, Mary Ann Brewer, Karen Brouse, Jack 9 �Brown, Tony Brown, Buchanan, Nancy Budd, Linda Bull, Donald Bull, Mike Butcher, Sandy Butler, Chris Byers, Date Cappello, Ellyn Carr, Donna Catey, Patricia Chester, Zeb Clark, Roger Coldsnow, Rick Collins, Debra Collins, Denise Collins, Joseph Cook, David Cooper, Mary Ann Corey, Pat Corey, Steve Cornish, Gene Cox, Ladd 9 �Crobill, Jerry Cunningham, Debbie Cushing, Larry Da/chow, Vicki Darrow, Craig Dean, Jeff DeMond, Frank Digert, Paul Dillon, Kathy Dirschel/, Karen Doll, Bill Donihue, Martha Donor, Cindy Doty, Loren Douglas, Bob EbbiH, Mary Eggleston, Gary Everett, Jeff Everett, Ewers, David Ree, Roger Ferris, Carol Fickle, Barbara Filley, Debbie 9 �Fincham, Richard Findley, Brenda Fisher, Marsha Fisk, Flannery, Alice Force, Gene Frazier, Glyn° Frazier, Sheryl Frohnophel, Cathy Gaskill, Christy Goebel, Sharon Green, Vicki Griffin, Griffith, Hamoen, Moja Hankins, Pat Hansum, Frauke Harmon, Dewey Harris, Linda Harffiel, Hartman, Gary Haynes, Marie Haze/baker, Cal Heckman, Pat 9 �Heckman, Toni Heffelfinger, Hefner, Daniel Hemker, Robert Herman, Marie Hiesrodt, Robert Hodson, David Hudson, Colin Huss, David lade, Barbara Ivicek, Cheryl Janik, Karen Jepson, Cathy Jewell, Judy Johnson, Dave Kanolos, Mindy Keeton, Ken Kelly, Marleen King, Chris Kirk, Chuck Kistler, Gerald Klotz, William Kreigh, Kromer, Carol 9 �Kwiatkowski, Gil Lahnum, Donald Ledbetter, Arthur Lennard, Kris Lenning, Robert Lenz. Peter Lindner, Lrnn, Drone Lonsbury, Lillie Luce, Jane Luck, it:mean Luck, Timothy Lukas, Victor Lyn, Gary Lyt/e, Motoyey, Koren Manken, Sheri Martin, Marvin, Vickie Mason, Curt Massey, Debris Motousek, Chuck McComb, Mark McCullough, Mitch 9 �Rowe, Jeannette Rumsey, Janice Russo, Janice Scantlen, Waneta Schabloski, Scholl, Tom Scriber, Severn, Jane Shaw, Steve Shemel, Pat Sherfield, Linda Shoop, Dan Simons, Sisson, Sizemore, Tom Skudlarick, Doug Smith, Carolyn Smith, Katherine Smith, Vaughn Smoker, Charles Smotherman, Joe Snow, Carol Snyder, Mike Sours, Gloria 10 �Sowers, Sowles, Tom Staley, Brenda Stephenson, Charles Stetter, Faye Stickney, Deb Straw, Kathy Streeter, Karen Swanson, Kathy Swigert, John Symons, Janet Tackett, Terry Tappenden, David Taylor, Darlene Taylor, Mike Tay/or, Sherry Thatcher, Cheryl Thompson, Randy Tompkins, Sheryl Trimble, Joni Tryon, Dave Van Every, Karen VeHel, Jack VeHel, Sandy 10 �McGorry, Vince McKee, McKinley, Lu Ann McLaughlin, Linda Medendorp, Meisch, Brenda Millard, Kathy Miller, Chris Miller, Crystal Miller, Margo Miller, Parnela Moore, Judy Morehouse, Dan Murphy, Bill Murphy, Chris Murphy, Mike Myers, Shelly Nearpass, Priscilla Nield, Laurie Jo Nelson, Norton, Condee Norton, Debbie Nutt, Kip Olmstead, Patty 10 �LE Obey, Kathy Omo, Larry Paradine, Parshall, Kathy Patch, Treva Paul, Jeff Parka, Chris Penner, Jennie Penrod, Linda Peters, William Peterson, Julie Petrosoff, Monte Pifer, Linda Pitts, Jane Pohl, Mari Posante, Dorothy Rahrig, Eldon Rathbun, Reynolds, Mary Jo Rice, Jane Rick, Barbara Riede, Rose, Tom Rowe, Debbie 10 �Voss, Timothy Waldron, Linda Ward, Virgie Warner, Watson, Dennis Weitekarnp, Cindy Weyn, Marianne White, Wickham, Widner, Scott Wilber, Marie Willard, Ed Wilson, Cindy Wilson, Shirley Width, Wogerman, Kathy Woodbury, Vicki Woodman, Dave Woolf, Worst, Dennis Yearling, Janet Burnham, Connie Dunn, Gary 10 �NOT Sari beau, Brent Carless, Gruza, Frank Lowe, Gregg Mozier, Charlene Olmstead, Dore Panagos, Chris Plant, Sally Plant, Skip Reed, So polo, Joanne Scantlen, Smith, Cindy Stonkewicz, Tony Zinn, Mark IN MEMORY Rick Janet Michael Lee �Above: M r. Martinen's Communications class discusses some o f the relevant problems o f t h e d a y. Right: Radean Truex hopes t h a t school will b e out soon so that she w i l l have only one more year of school. Below Far Right: Chris Snyder jokes around during Coach Hobart's history class. Below Right: Paul Woods studies for another Algebra test. Below: B a r b Borus a n d Diana Bouse t a k e a b r e a k during homeroom t o catch u p on the latest gossip. 10 �Jrs. Gain Knowledge �Alois lo, Sue Allen, John Ames, Anderson, Sharon Bacon, Tom Barnes, Marlene Bauder, Dorothy 7 4 . ‘ /OW Ardi AP, A Belote, Denise Bennett, Mike Berry, Deloress Bickford, Rick Bilsborrow, Ken Blade, Judi Boley, Jane gLA . 1 Branch, Paul Brondes, Vicki Brayton, Ellen eraYlan, Kevin Bregg, Joseph Brewer, Kathy Brooks, Debbie Brown, Steve Buckley, Ginger Budd, Groce Burch, Mike Butcher, Jeff Buteau, Karen Callahan, David Campfield, Cardenas, Ginny Cad, Chris Carnell, Debbie Case, Linda Casey, Claw, Sue Clark, Kathy Clark, Kathy Clyne, Pat Collins, Linda Colvin, Jock Connell, James Cornish, Chris Corwin, Deanna Cosgrove, Marcia Cox, Sue Crabtree, Cindy Cram, Bonnie Culbert, Marion Cunningham, Jeff Darling, Marie Davey, Mike Davidson, Craig Davis, Cathy Devlin, Vicci Dirschell, Dan Dollar, Debbie 10 Dove, Jim Duddy, Kevin Fad, Pam Eby, Pot Engle, Terry Ernsberger, Connie Ernst, Mike , 4 LPpf)N,.ii,,, 4 \ 111 t l L A \ s i l l a A �Ewers, Jeff Farwell, Terry Fasick, Kent Fee, Connie Felton, Lynn Ferry, Down Fincyom, Forbes, Sarah Forrister, Mike From, Barb Furry, Bill G a l i n , Cathy Gay, Jock George, Jackie Gershbacher, Fick Goheen, Tom Goodwin, Gayle Hafer, Chris Holferty, Bondi Holstead, J. R. Hannon, Sue Hansel, Cindy Hort, Jack Harvey, Dole Hashley, Michele Hayes, Cindy Kaneko, Jennie Haylett, David Heaton, Terry Heckman, Barb Hefflfinger, Heilborn, Torn Hefner, Linda Hemker, Janice Hentker, John \ 01,1111haer, H i L...1)1-HA,111 ‘., g h ( , Lewis, Chris Randy Hillborg, Eric Hoag, Georgia Holt, Diane Huntley, Glenn Jewell, Harold Johnson, Bill Kampenga, Linda Konouse, Dorthy Keith, Jackie Keller, Mike Kelly, Debbie frtf King, Nancy King, Peggy Kirt, John Kiry, Joseph Klavinski, Sally Kliever, Greg Knowles, Tami e F Kosmeralt, David Langdon, Bob Leach, Pam Latta, Joyce Lantenschlager, Larry Liesveld, Pat 10 �e I 41 Loop. Nancy loose, Janet Loper, Lucy Loud, Chuck Loud, Steve Lundstrum, Mork Lyon, Don Lytle, Karen Macklem, Brooks Maclean, Brian Maggoon, Liz Moines, Barb Mahaffey, Bill Manken, John Morosigan, B e n * Morothy, Lori Masters, Sandy Mote, Pat Matuszak, Mory May, Vicki McComb, Debbie McCurley, Down McDonald, Darwin McDonald, Rick Mclotcher, Gloria McLaughlin, Carol McMillan, Bill McNiff, Rick Mercer, Ed Miller, Kit,, Minnick, Coleen Mitchell, Carol Mitchell, Verna Moler, Pat Mooi, Chris Morales, Sue Mars, Deb Morris, Kathy Moss, Jeff Mullen, Barry Mundy, Chris Murdock. Rich M u t h , Becky Wogerrnan, Bob Newberry, Martha Nichols, Cherry Nicholas, Jim Noblit, Mary Norris, Denny O'Halloran, John Ott, Sharlla Otis, Ray Palmer, Johnna Ponagos, Porker, Ed Parsholl, John Patch, Patterson, Borb Pecc, Janean Peet, Deb Peet, John Penner, Julie Penrod, Sheila 11 ti, ,_..._ 4! t AA LC f i ; ; I v 0 Or �Phelps, o n Pierucki, Cheryl Purchis, Stephonie Rothbun, Duane Reighhard, Dot Reyborn, Andy Riede, Debbie Roby. Doxid Rogers, Don Rouse, Gary Rudy, Bob Rumens, Janean Shales, Kathy Saul', lorry 11 v;: 0 " • • , : t C f t f t Seely, Pam Sewell, Carol Sharp, Julie Shaw, Faith Shemel, Don Sheltie,, Holly Shook, Skip Sickles, Sandy Siegel, Jerry Sistonish, Ron Skedlarick, Karen Smeekens, Holly Smith, Cindy Smith, Paul ' Smith, Roxanne Smith, Susan,, Smith, Timmy Smith, Wally Sinullen, Teresa Snyder, Christy Snyder, Richard Speen', Gayle Sperry, Susan Staley, Doug Steele, Deb Stephenson, Jerry Streeter, Sue Sturgeon, Gloria f : 1 1 1 N . ? P r 4 0 4 1 Sturgeon, Gloria Sussex, Mike Swan, Charlie Swanson, Eric Taylor, Av e r y Taylor, Kathy Te t a Cheryl r eb-N. o F t . Thotcher, Jeanette Tower, Pool Tryoer, Jim Tubbs, Harold VonWogner, A r t Vaughn, Sandy Woller, Mary Walling, Delbert Writ's, Linda Webster, Ron Wigent, Becky Wilson, Cindy Wison, Rick Ill �Allen, Ash, Gory Bell, Bethel, Greg Boley, Jane Bopp, Borus, Barb Brayton, Brown, Pot Bob, Deb Collohon, Mike Cozier, Clork, Kathy C. Licht, Chester, Chotheld, There. Clifford, Coo, Crobil, Christophel, Dollar, Debbie Eby, Pot Enos, Fasick, Kent Flickenger, Brenda Finley, Fuller, Gifford, Gary Gaglio, Goodrich, Sue Goodwin, Granger, Larry Gregory. Hance, Hankins, Hart, Al Heiny, Shirley Hemker, Hawkins, Mark High, Huss, Jean Kanalos, Konou., Keeslar, Oboe Kelly, Andy Kuth, King, Kremke, Lone, Vickie Lynch, Denny McCowen, Doreen Mifford, Barry Merkle, Dan Morehouse, Bill O'Halloran, Joey Olmstead, 112 �Paradine, Patterson, Barb Parshall, Denny Peterson, Ray, Raymond, Rode, Debbie Royer, Michoel Shirk, Sparks, Charlie Speigle, Stuart, Alex Walloed, Walkup, M t g . ' , Julie Woods, Yearling, Yonkin, Young, Zebolsky, Zimmer Lorry 113 ��Above: M o r e Blansit a n d D a v e Rumsey. Left: J a d Fair. Below: Tony Lopez. For Right: The sophomores' Root won second prize in the Ron. Right: Carol Luthy. Below: The sophomores cheer the Cards on a t a p e p assembly. �Abrey, Daryl Alaniz, Linda Aldrich, K a y o " . Allernier, Koren Annear, Cindy Ash, Bevvy Ash, Potty Austin, Richard Barnes, Keith Barnes, Barnes, Bill Bartlett, Lisa Bowden, Mary Belo., Dan Birch, Bill Biringer, Ann Blair, Julie Blonsit, Marcos Blaskie, Kathy Bloom, Boger, Cliff Borland, l o n e Bradley, Bruce Brayton, Greg Brazee, Terry Bressler, Kathy Brewer, Debbie Budd, Kathy Budd, Teresa Bork, Deb Byrne, Noncy Campbell, Jayne Carpenter, Cindy Co.., Gerry CaMy, Andrew Chatfield, Teresa Christophel, Gayle Clark, Bob Cline, Robin Cline, Steve Connelly, Vicki Cook, Gory Coscarelly, Herbert Co., lone Cog, Mike Co., Richard Crandall, LaDora Cushing, Vol Darling, Duane Darrow, Kitt Dillon, Vicki Dollar, Mike Donner, Paul Douglas, Julie Dunn, Jeff Danworth, Craig 116 Earl, Jeff Ely, Dennis Ely, Kathy Endicott, Chris English, Fogeroos, Dick Fair, l a d �ik 4 Ferguson, Cliff Fickle, Ken Fillmore, Steve Flannery, Kathy Fleming, Steve Flickinger, Brenda Noah, Wesley Fo tt i tt er, Debbie Frazier, Paul Fry, Chris Fuller, Sue Gallup, Cindy Gambby, Renee Gann, Cliff German, Tracey Gilchrist, Vicki Gilfillon, Goodwin, Ralph Granger, Larry Green, Rick Grigg, John Hamilton, Kathy Home, Dennis Hankins, Roy Harris, SNve Had, Shirley Bony, Sue Hartman, Cindy A -I tl \ Ltii2C Harvey, Bob Hausko, Charles Hawkins, Mark Heiney, Shirley Hernker, Charles Hemker, Ed Hilbert, Kip Hinkley, Debbie Hoot, Vol Houser, Bill Hulnagle, Marty Huss, Jean Hutchins, Melody Hutchinson, Nancy Irwin, Lorry lames, Dennis Johnson, Candy Konalos, Lynn Keeslar, Dione Keeton, Flick Kellogg, Phil ittt n (*Q$. e A. King, Bob Klotz, Steve Krenthe, Krutuh, Mark Krutuh, Sue Kurtz, Liu, Lackey, Roberto LaGro, Tim Lornbright, LaVero Longwell, Maria Lathan, Jerry Lawrence, Ben Lawrence, Harry Leach, Debbie 117 �Lenning, Debra Lewis, Lori Lindblom, Barry Linn, Terry Longstreet, Stan lonsbury, LaVern Loomis, Scow Lopez, Tony L o p . , Vicky Lopshire, Bevvy Luck, Luckadoo, Edna Luthy, Carol Lyon. Laura MacRae, fay Magee,, John Mahaffey, Jan Mahaffey, Maggie Malovey, Mary McCowan, Mike McCurley, Mike McDonald, K . h y McKinley, Bill McLaughlin, Mike McLaughlin, Molly Merlau, Jon Merlau, Sieve Miller, Dec Miller, Mark Moigan, Jeanne Morrison, Jacalyn Murphy, Ti,, Musser, Ti,., Nelson, Karen Nettleinan, Bob Neusbaurn, Lorry Nighswander, Mary Odren, Dave Olmstead, Marcia Olney, Kris Orno, Denise Parker, Teresa Palette, Roland Porsholl, Ed Paul, Jim Paull, Steve Penrod, Betty Perk, Petra Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Pfost, Phillips, Diane Plaster, Linda Pope, LaDonna Porter, Garry Pritts, Debra Rasler, Mark Rathbun, Robin Ray, Richard Roy, Ruth Reed, Denise Reed, Jack 118 " PO +0- A g i t �aigq.a aNqao • d d p i al:oho , a n o l i Apuos •puesumoi apow .1! re - Tr 6 A l I i i 'soku.,1/ anoa ' o o L p o a i uo .!99.0 ..PaO a n o a 1 1 a 6 0 1 1.10a 4 . 1 0 1 3 0 1 utior 'vaununs v a a w n ' 6 u w, s 4144p t w (1 !1,!A 1.1,(1.13D •rno4s .1.45 uAlpow •Aaup4s 0 1 . 1 0 11 0 4 1 D as!no, Auoi 'Aatuo,s .P.!1.5 'A.1.15 Apnr ,.P. A e j p A s na,11 V w s 'sua,aaLu AYON 1,P9Pn1S PRA ".a.1!S pnyp q W 'domIS ....a uor Iatutuays Rya) '!.1) O j M S I M D I ! S . u ! I . P. W AJow , a p t t o n A13• p i u s ono, 'hasuold outnuod , a 1 3 o , hpn AP.f ',6PO4b uqr 'spitnaad OF% lAaddo, r �Walters, Kathy Wolters, Ken Weller, Mark Wilder, Sandy Joneo Wilson, Wood, Gerold Wroten, Kathy YeakY, Yearling, Kathy Burritt, 120 �IN MEMORY Pat Bob Chris 12 �122 ��CARDINAL photographers expose Rick's prowess a t the cosh register. Swart'sOne479 Marshall Coldwater Rick discovers the pair of boots M his life. Carroll's 48 W. Chicago Coldwater StandardOil Home STANDARD O I L . Chris and Mike display their willingness to serve? 527 R a c e S t r e e t 12 Supplying Branch County with Petroleum and Coldwater, M i c h i g a n LP Gas Products 278-2353 �Congratulations to 1971 Seniors from the staff at Dean-Timm DeanRealty William L. Timm agent John T. Dean agent - realtor Scott Walkup eagerly assists felpausch patrons in their weekly shopping Felpausch Don Steffey realtor Shorts e s t bit their wide selection of quality stereos Short & 410 Marshall 202 Morse Coldwater Coldwater �DWAR D CONTRACTI SERVIC DESIGNING W O O D W A R D FINANCING B U I L D I N G MATERIALS • Oho. / 8 FOR C O M P L E T E . F R I E N D LY S E R V I C E . C A L L W O O D WA R D BLDG. MATERIALS 120 W. CHICAGO ST. C O L D W AT E R , MICH. 278-231 STO YOUR LOCALLY-OWNED DavisMarine, Your Center Manager for "Dan" Davis — Sale — "Skip" —BOSTON Servic — DOCK "John" Brown —FLOAT —DRY DOCK JOHNSON A s k / SALES Northeast Side of Coldwater Lake on Lake Drive 12 4 m �Jan White's crux, of electririans lend a grin to a C A R D I N A L photographer. K. KELLY BROTHERS PA I N T I N G For all your pointing — commercial 8. residential call KELLY BROTHERS 108 S . H u d s o n S t . 278-4355 CRAIG P H A R M A C Y TH CAROU " f o r the finest a t no Located in the Village Square 62 Division 12 �WHERE IT'S AT ! ! Young men come for miles to shop at the Lion's Den because they know they'll Find the look they want. It features a 50 foot wall of more than 2500 pairs of pants. You'll meet your friends of both sexes at the Lion's Dave "Cheeky" Pierce and Ladd Cox ensure Terry Engle a perfect Reyborn' 12 �34 East Chicago Street P h o n e 2 7 8 - 8 6 1 6 C o l d w a t e r, M i c h i g a n Chris prepares himself for high school athletics One Hour Kerr 42 W. Chicago 61 W. Chicago 278-8508 278-2321 Daily Tire Company Complete line of Lake Erie Door Company 340 Jay Street passenger, truck 8, implement tires Farm t i r e service Coldwater Phone A r e a Code 517 279-9786 I �1-10ATD.A. Motosport 350 Modeled by Terri Tack., A"Gifts f o r every occasion" 50 W. Chicago Sales & Service C. E. Lewis 146 Lewis St. Hillsdale, Michigan CoachLite US 12 West We're with you all the w a y, Cards! 13 �A view of the Foundry showing new anti-pollution devices. �These ma _ A vaila tie SHA S 40 COLD Phon MANUFACTURED 52 ABBOTT COLD MICHIGA 132 ��J. B. Branch DEPARTMENT STORE "Serving C o l d w a t e r Since 1 8 8 6 " 34 West Chicago Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n G. C. Murphy 31 West Chicago St. Phone 2 7 8 - 8 6 3 4 Congratulations Seniors! Corson Auto Larry Zimmer g,.es photographer the eagle eye as Ile assists Mrs. McGar Csote4 Phone 278-8561 46 E. Chicago St. m•n's & o y i w e a r Coldwater 21 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Illustrative Industrial — Aerial — Slides CREATIVE A RT W O R K — D E S I G N PORTRAITS — COLOR WEDDINGS ii Inuit) „Arti 13 Pierson Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 13 Luedder's 4 6 W . Chicago St. Phone 2 7 8 - 8 6 4 6 �CONGRATULATIONS Graduates o f the Class of 1971 QUALITY SPRIN4' QualitySpring SUBSIDIARY OF K U H L M A N CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF COIL WIRE SPRINGS 355 J a y S t r e e t Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-2391 �graduation — a t i m e to look ahead — a t i m e for retrospection . . . a d a y t h a t i s i m p o r t a n t i n y o u r l i f e because y o u h a v e e a r n e d i t . A d a y that m a r k s t h e b e g i n n i n g o f y o u r a d u l t h o o d . A h e a d l i e s n e w challenges, n e w worlds t o c o n q u e r. B e h i n d a r e y o u r f r i e n d s w h o , t h r o u g h t h e i r u n d e r s t a n d i n g and sympathies, y o u w e r e a b l e t o overcome y o u r c h i l d h o o d p r o b l e m s . B e h i n d you a r e y o u r teachers, d e d i c a t e d i n assisting y o u t o b e c o m e w h a t y o u m o s t desire, a responsible a d u l t . L e t u s n e v e r f o r g e t t h e d e b t w e o w e t o those w h o have helped us o n o u r w a y. Branch County Bank MAIN OFFICE: Chicago & Monroe A U T O BANK: Grand FAIRFIELD PLAZA: N. Marshall St. READING OFFICE: Member F.D.I.C. 13 �Gamble400 Jay Street The Patterson Coldwater, Michigan 278-5621 SoMiCo HEATING — AIR C O N D I T I O N I N G — PLUMBING SUPPLIE 36 Mill St. Coldwater HillPistonService 22 S. Hudson St., Coldwater G& G Bill & Bob's 959 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Michigan THE D O D G E BOYS 24-Hour Wrecker Service Ph. 278-6666 570 E. Chicago St. 279-9667 Bob Tuttle 2 2 7 B 9 9 i - 9 l Marshall St. 9 l 7 6 Rufner TH DODG BOY 13 �Coldwater 25 West Chicago Street Terry helps Cole. improve SouthSideWeldingand 359 South Clay Street Open Bowling Every Weekend Coldwater Special Student Rates Phone 278-6040 Midway Lanes Mix — General Leland Vance — Charles Berry Arnold Auto Parts Cadet Motor Inn East Chicago Street Junction US 1 2 and Interstate 69 Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-5617 13 Your Headquarters for . . . High Performance Engine Parts Precision Engine Building Passenger Car & Truck Parts 1 0 8 W. Chicago St. Coldwater �B&WPowered 1 2 * j a y . 1 1 1 M I l i s w POWDERED METAL P R O D U C T S I N C . DickJohnson For complete service o f CORVETT CAMARO CHEVELL CHEVY I I N O VA MONTE CARLO IMPALA VEGA CHEVY TRUCKS Three rally experts, Diana, Soozi and John, carefully inspect a new Vegc 13 �W h y bite the hand that feeds you? Get plenty o f Spink & Millis �H&H COLDWATER'S FINEST David Green, O w n e r 76 West Chicago Street Coldwater Expert Styling a t the House BRENDA ROBERTS, O W N E R COLDWATER CLEANERS Phone 278-4531 Pickup and Delivery — Rug Cleaning — Alterations 4 4 W . Chicago Hat Cleaners Coldwater 86 S. Monroe St. Good Luck Seniors! Gamby Candy 110 Morse Street Coldwater, Michigan Enjoy F a m i l y Fun at ColdwaterRecreation Phone 278-5325 559 E. Chicago St. Coldwater ��Economy Open Sunday 10 a.m. to Noon Mon. - Sat. 8 a.m. to 5 p r o . WOOD'S SAFETY 2, S C L AY ST C O L D PH A R E A W A T E R . MICHIGAN 4 9 0 3 6 5 1 7 . 2 7 E , 4 3 0 6 Lloyd B. Hicks, Prop. Wheels — Frames — Axles Straightened Brake Service — Wheel Balancing "We list to sell" Homes — Cottages — Farms — Commercial — Swimming Pools — Water Softeners Laney Realty Bernhard M L a n e y, Realtor �Th 1, ational 1 ank o f South Central Michigan Wishes to Congratulate the Graduates of 1971 f o r Their Achievements in Leadership, Education and Sports Activities FIRST NATIONAL BANK OUtNe In order to serve you better, we have offices in . . Coldwater, Bronson, North Adams, and Quincy The Bank of Action" 144 �6 ) HOUSE OF ABRIC Located in the Village Square 71 West Pearl Street Williams Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-5631 45 N. Hanchett St., Coldwater R M . Ze.1..,4 W . H. W i l l i a m s E CAIJ. T H E " H O U S E DOCTOR'. 278-54.36 GLUMBER 1 . 0 1 . D S AT E R . M I C H I G A N 14 �Darling Display Division TheMarmon Women's, Children's and Men's Mannequins Apparel Forms — Display Equipment 306 S . C l a y S t . Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 Sales Offices and Showrooms New Yo r k Chicago L 47 W . 3 4 t h S t . 222 W . A d a m s S t . o 1 8 s 1 8 Canada — P. 0 . B o x 1 9 2 , Cooksville, O n t a r i o Angeles S. Flower St. �"Congratulations Class of 1971" Since 1948 Lincoln - Mercury — American Motors "The Better Guy w i t h Better Buys!" 30 N. Monroe St. Coldwater, Michigan �S O U T H lltP4 MICHIGAN N AT I O N A L BANK n a -t ic) n al b a n k continuous service Porn Miller a shown here being entrusted with the responsibility of having her very own window. 14 �SUCCES to the class of 1971 Ibitt C O M PA N Y Phone 2 7 9 - 9 7 5 7 129 Industrial Av e n u e Coldwater, Michigan Carry-outs in 15 minutes Phone 2 7 8 - 6 7 5 9 92 W . C h i c a g o INSTRUCTION — CHARTER — RENTAL 206.44•144.vga 7 4 c e Net( tee'2aote aad v . . . FALKENSTEIN FLOWERS Branch County Aviation, Inc. Experts in corsage and prom flowers Jack Hudson, M a n a g e r "The areas w e d d i n g specialists" Branch County Memorial A i r p o r t 65 E. Chicago St., C o l d w a t e r Phone 278-6516 112 W. Chicago St., C o l d w a t e r 14 �BETTER GROCERIES at Community 487 West Chicago Street Otto & Sons' Good Luck Seniors! Dairy 87 Marshall Street Coldwater Johnson's Top & Trim Evinrude Sales & Service CONVERTIBLE TOPS - CARPETS Wilson & MacGregor Sporting Equip. SEAT COVERS — B O A T TOPS Schwinn Bicycles 38 Elizabeth Street, Coldwater On U. S. 12 Next to 1-69 Phone 278-4631 Coldwater Your Happiness is our Satisfaction" Phone 278-5385 IS �Modeled b y Andy Reyburn INTERIORS B Y COACH LITE BARBER SHOP It II I Razor cutting a n d styling — A p p o i n t m e n t only Phone 279-9241 of 74 W . Chicago S t . , C o l d w a t e r ClimaxMolybdenum of 400 J a y Street 4I R E F R A C T O R Y M E T A L C O L D W AT E R D I V I S I O N Phone 2 7 9 - 9 5 11 AAIVIAI( P L A N T Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 15 �Sponsorshi JAMES E. BAILEY, M.D. M CHARLES R. BACON, M.D. 4 HARVEY L. MOSS, M.D. H. R. M 0 0 1 , M.D. J 2 X 1 7 8 - 5 O A N N E 7 7 8 E. Chicago Rd. 6 ' 0 - LARSEN 0 2 DEAN T. CULVER, M.D. ANONYMOUS A 8 6 S 1 BEAUTY SALON W. Chicago St. 7 5 8 - • �19 Cardinal Suffer The Little Children Schoolbell g o ding dong ding The children all line up We would like to thank the Staff: Diana Bouse, ens, Vince McGarry, Cindy Weitekamp, Rick Gersbacher, Pam Miller, Bill Doll, Kevin Brayton, Barb Borus, and A n d y Reyburn. Also, thanks very much, Coach J. Monti Martinen. They do what they are told Take a little drink from the liars' cup Momma don't even care if what they learn is true or if it's even lies Just get them through the factories into production Oh get them into line Late in the afternoon the children all come home They mind their manners well Their little lives are all laid out Mamma don't seem to care that she may break their hearts She clips their wings off They'll never learn to fly Poor Momma needs a source of pride: a doctor son she'll have no matter what the cost to manhood or to soul Sun shine down brightly, shine We w o u l d also l i k e t o thank sponsors a n d advertisers, R. S. Sutula Studios, R. A . Aldrich, t h e Modern Yearbook Company and Russ Whitehead, a n d Barb Martinen f o r the Coca Colas. Thanks to all the kids who were there when w e needed them. Your best friends, calkothvic down on all the land, shine dawn on the newborn lambs The butcher's knife is in his hand Oh Momma keeps them unprepared to meet the enemy common t o all Teach them that evil dwells across the sea Lives in a mountain like they see on TV Down in the heart of town the devil dresses up He keeps his nails clean Did you think he'd be a boogieman Poor Mamma's stuck with sagging dreams She'll sell a son or two into some slavery that's lucrative and fine Just teach them not to criticize to yes the bosses, impress the clients. 0 Teachers of the world, teach them to fake it well Schoolbell go ding dong ding The children all line up They do what they are told Take a little drink from the liars' cup. Buffy Sointe-Marie 15 ��People young Sayill please Of a hand that's Teach my face to And give me reason to And give my face a soft, Talk and be my Livingston 15 �Caught in off on Coming staying Rod IH6 ���Thinking lonely thoughts Like my emptiness And how I know that the blues will Till I die or rambling sets Jerry Jeff �But we should come on all you people our life's too fine to let it We can be Paul 160 k o MODERN YEARBOOK �- ���� 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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'70 Coldwater High School 3 ����������tttle-sitt- Cfrje-ca-c,L., 140-t, u l t e r TABLE OF CONTENTS Academic 1 Organizations 5 Special Activities 7 Sports 9 Classe 11 Advertising 18 �����A B O V E F A R R I G H T: M r . Olmsted reviews utes o f a recent board meeting and attempts t o make corrections. B E L O W FA R R I G H T: M r. Clyne is caught in a short improvisation. A B O V E R I G H T: M r . Drags answers h i s h o t line. B E L O W R I G H T: M r s . W i g e n t greets e a c h v i s i t o r t o t h e administration b u i l d i n g . ABOVE: Principal, C. L . Luce, guides C.H.S. activities and �Capable Leadership— �Answers A r e Found i n �FA R L E F T: Miss Shiery keeps us u p to the minute with t h e news o f t h e d a i l y bulletin. L E F T: brarian. M r s . Weiler, prepares t o g o another r o u n d with t h e books. B E L O W : W i t h a w a r m smile, t h e new guidance secretary. Mrs. Brown greets students. ABOVE: M r s . P a l m e r jots down l i t t l e messages f o r teachers and students. 2 �R I G H T: M r . P a l m e r searches i n v a i n f o r t h e latest college bulletin — K e n t State maybe?? A B O V E : M r . Bohanon assists Roger Helmer with college application forms. �R I G H T, M r . Barone tries t o explain t o a more t h a t i t is Barone and n o t bologna. A B O V E : drews t r i e s t o t h i n k o f a n o t h e r b r i l l i a n t a n s w e r f o r a questioning history student. 2 �FA R R I G H T: Mrs. L o r i awaits a student's liant answer. N E A R R I G H T: M r. Schorfhaar enjoys a light moment during one o f his sophomore English classes. N E A R B O T TO M R I G H T: Mrs. Lori's Honors English class entertained a t t h e Elizabethan dinner. ABOVE R I G H T: M r s . Hayes starts each and every class with a bang! B O T T O M R I G H T: M r . M a r t i n e n grimaces a t t h e thought o f teaching M o b y D i c k one more t i m e . A B O V E : M i s s Coscarolly engages i n a student's stimulating research. �English Explores Inner World English studies inherited fresh life this year with the addition of inspiring new classes. For the seniors, the study of Elizabethan times and drama terized not only by reading lines from a play, b u t by preparing a banquet where students recreated inhibited flavor o f t h e sixteenth century dramatic entertainment. T h e study o f contemporary music, along with American authors provided lenge for the juniors' inexhaustible energy, and also an understanding of life in America yesterday and today. In their first year at CHS, the sophomores duced t o a panoramic view o f world literary figures; those as familiar as Omar Khayyam and as original as Rod McKuen. Communications and creative writing are the other phases of this year's new approach. I n students learn the meaning of involvement tive communication with other people. 2 �R I G H T: - D o you r e a l l y expert m e t o believe t h a t q u e s t i o n s M r . Johnson. B E L O W R I G H T: " I f I r e t o l d y o u once. I've t o l d y o u a thousand times. the Ruhaiyat is not some k i n d of fruit." Mrs. Goodreau tries t o explain t o h e r sophomores. B E L O W : A n exasperated Mrs. Grimes tries t o teach ant sophomores. 2 �Language Barriers Broken by The foreign language program at CBS breaks the boundaries of provincialism by introducing the student to the exciting realm of Through their experiences with German they are able to greet a world of matadors fights or escape to a quiet By emphasizing communication, M r . Parker and Mr. Olsen manage to teach the language skills that will enable them to transcend the boundaries of America and communicate with L E F T: M r . Parker goes through t h e preterite tense f o r the "last.' t i m e . A B O V E : M r . Olsen explains struction of a complicated German sentence. 2 ��Social Studies Probe the TOP L E F T: D o i n g double d u t y a s a government teacher a n d Spanish teacher, M r . Parker keeps h i s schedule w e l l filled. B O T T O M L E F T: how many Playboys does i t take t o make a book this size?" questions eager M i k e Shank. L E F T: M r . Lowe discusses t h e n e w d r a f t l o t t e r y w i t h interested a n d worried seniors. A B O V E : K a t h y Smith pauses f o r a brief interlude between Sherman's M a r c h a n d t h e Battle of Gettysburg. �FA R R I G H T: M r . Wander tests his weight on his desk. N E A R R I G H T: M r . cusses t h e problems o f w a r w i t h K i t Va n Niman, B O T T O M R I G H T: Our publican. M r . Keesler. points o u t vantages of being a Republican in ment classes. R I G H T: ' ' A rose b y any other name would smell as sweet." emphasizes M r. Browne. A B O V E : M r . " C r a z y Soo" Hobart takes a breather between classes i n letic director's office. �Society Transferred Through the �CHS There's a new approach istry being taught this year a t C H S under t h e t i t l e o f chem study. T h e course stresses the individual and his abilities to learn the laws and facts of chemistry t h r o u g h experimentation rather than by the cut and ing technique of the past. The biology course taught a t CHS this year gears itself according to the student's aptitude and interest. I t is actually a composite of three courses which range f r o m dissecting frogs, cross-breeding f r u i t flies other labs which add t o ing aspects of I t i s t h e objective o f t h e PSSC Physics course t o learn a l o t and a t the same time enjoy doing the work. To enliven t h e course t h e students learn w h y K i n g Kong couldn't exist and the relationship o f t h e speed o f the gyroscope t o t h e length o f t h e black mark i t leaves on the desk tops. I t is a course geared f o r the college bound students b u t i t s t i l l offers a quantity of useful and practical ideas that can be put to use in the everyday world. gal/ �Explore t h e Giant Steps o f Mankind ' V Cr Me Fe Co NI Cu Zn G3 Ge MoTc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd I n S n S t ABOVE L E F T: Mrs. Hockey, substitute biology teacher, later become a full-fledged English teacher. B E L O W Bushouse wonders what h e i s going t o d o w i t h h i s 29c f i n e point. A B O V E : D r . Frankenstein h a s nothing o n o u r o w n beloved science teacher, M r . Bovee. C E N T E R : M r . Lindsay ponders an eternal question, "What's wrong with that boy?" J.Ho Ta W Re Os Jr PI Au Hg TI P b 8 1 A CePr Nd PmSm Eu Gd Tb Dy Ho E r T ThPa A m Cm Bk C f Es Fm M 3 �ABOVE L E F T: " T h e t a " Watson consults h e r math book while helping K e n S m i t h . B E L O W L E F T: M r . D e w e y and Jamie Bailey tear themselves away from a k m t o oblige the photographer. A B O V E : M r s . tions the method of an algebra problem. �It's a Life o f Numbers, ABOVE L E F T: Carla VanLaanen apparently doesn't have her trig problems done.' B E L O W L E F T: M r s . H a r t takes an active interest i n h e r students. B E L O W : M r . Dewey assists a n interested s t u d e n t w h o questions w h e t h e r 2 + 2 = 4. �Through Arts, People Can Find Lost The fine arts department offers a opportunities for each student's selfThrough t h e arts, students can involve their inner-selves and kindle the creative spirit. Under the supervision of Miss Woszczynski, the artistic interest o f the students has been expanded. Creative snow creatures a n d w i r e men have helped t o develop individual talents. The CHS band earned a first at the Comstock marching festival, under the direction o f M r. Sabin. During t h e marching season, the mud was knee-deep b u t bers kept their spirits high. I t was an innovating year for the vocal music department, directed by Mr. Frizzell. The choir participated in the Messiah, a community-wide production and the Balladiers were chosen t o sing a t Cobo H a l l and a t t h e English Class Elizabethan Banquet. T h e most outstanding production o f the year was the musical show Oklahoma. FA R R I G H T: Miss Coscarelly critically evaluates a student's presentation. N E A R R I G H T: Going over a new tion can be both h a r d w o r k a n d relaxation f o r M r . Friexell. CENTER: B a n d requires m a n y hours o f practise a n d much devotion to become a talented musician and M r. ly helps his students. A B O V E : " N o w you must t i t tab A i n t o slot B . " Miss Woszczynski tries to help solve is simple problem of the day. ��Physical Fitness Leads t o 3 �ABOVE L E F T: Porn p o n routines a r e a welcome change i n gym classes. B O T T O M L E F T: M r . Lopez is pleased to see a new warning sign after last week's crash. L E F T: K e e p u p t h e good work coach, you're doing fine. A B O V E : M r s . G r u n e r ( a l i a s Guru) has a morning moment o f meditation. 3 �TOP R I G H T: H e y Virgie! I think I flooded TOM R I G H T: " B o y t h i s candy tastes good, now t o get r i d of the wrapper." M r. Myers chuckles. R I G H T: The candid eye of our yearbook camera catches Miss Phillips t r y i n g t o r i p a page out o f her bookkeeping book. A B O V E : Since when does 2 4 - 2 5 ? 4 �Students Trained for the �Vocational Skills Are Learned b y Doing �FA R L E F T: D a v e does a lighting after hours — making his own movies. N E A R L E F T: M r . A l d r i c h i s never w i l l i n g t o listen t o a n argument. B O T TO M L E F T : Z Z Z Z ! B O T T O M CENTER: M r . Smith has a better idea. ABOVE: K e n Johnson seeks relief f o r his pain. L E F T: M r. McCurley holds up the r o o f as students finish the foundation. 4 �TOP FA R R I G H T: Buzz Wa n t helps M r. Porter drain the salt from his gas tank. B O T T O M F A R B I G H T: M r . Steinke), questions h o w a n y o n e could have gotten i n t o his lunch box a n d taken his bologna sandwich. R I C H T: M r . Cook seems puzzled ao t o s h y everyone is sitting around i n their coats; could i t b e l a c k o f heat? B E L O W : M r. M y c k o i r i a k assists a f u t u r e architect w i t h blueprints for a model house. 4 �Metal, Pencils, Wood — Tools of �ABOVE F A R R I G H T: O n e more weiner coming TOM F A R R I G H T: " M i r r o r, m i r r o r on t h e wall, who's t h e fairest one o f all?" M r. Collins and Mrs. N u t t seek t o truth. C E N T E R R I G H T: Mrs. Fuller prepares ful sample o f cafeteria food, while Carol M a r t i n tries t o find the secret recipe. B O T T O M R I G H T: A b e h i n d t h e scenes Janitor swings into action w i t h a lively eraser. A B O V E : M r s . Furstenau tries t o correct the mistakes of beginning sewers. 4 �Cooking, Cleaning, Sewing—Points �Co-op Assi Chosen �FA R L E F T: Mrs. Shook uses the advantage of visual aides t o instruct her health occupations LOW F A R L E F T: M r . Ropp, Tr a d e and Industrial Coordinator, works cooperatively with people i n many kinds o f businesses. L E F T: Co-op coordinator, M r . Dygert, regulates the co-op program at CHS. BELOW: Special education teacher. M r. Sussex, guides dents i n t h e i r school program. 4 ��First Suite in nice engsly Bawd t i t fp ; ! • • ... . , 1.10'6 . . . . • • • • • & • • • • • " ' " . . 44. 714.0.-• - ..-• .. • f FV- 31;66.111-1-ratr 1. ILO -1 - - '" r .• • i 0-4stgruostutt-outur ilLar-g, i , 71.--• :-.:• . ev-ig!_sloCk-Aptritt-gruu1:1 , . ,...,•---,,e ,. 4. •;:t.: ,:141t.r,tT, dt: • tt FR li-,i 4. ftigv..4 : . . . . : ,.?...ci i l ��Commission Students' Rights FA R L E F T: To m really pays attention a t mission meetings — t o A n n , t h a t is. N E A R L E F T: Mayor D a v e P i e r c e clears h i s v o i c e f o r a n o t h e r famous oration. A B O V E : C H S commissioners engage in active debate over pressing school TER: Nose that idea pleases Ann ! ! missioners a n d home room representatives t a k e a n active part in deciding on proposals of the commision. ���MIRROR, CHATTER — Visions o f CHS M I R R O R S TA F F : F R O N T R O W : K . Hillborg, L . Wa l d r o n ; S E C O N D ROW: M . Kanolos. P. Neusbaum, J. Nutt, J. Severn. S. Kecskes, E. Rhodes, R. M a r t i n , S. Sickles; T H I R D R O W: J . Ewers, G. Lowe, D . Pierce, M r s . Hayes, G . Goodwin, C . Hayes. J . Mitmesser. 0 . N o r t o n , K . M i l l a r d , B . Staley, J. Rumsey, M . Newberry. ABOVE R I G H T: Gregg L o w e takes t i m e out o f his busy schedule t o relive history in the old family album. R I G H T: Doug Norton puts his creative writing ability t o work t o bring t h e school t h e f u n n y, f u n n y j o k e s published in the M I R R O R . 5 �C H AT T E R S TA F F : C . Gull. R . Breakstone, J . Simons, D . Briggs. J. Mitmesser. Mrs. Hayes. 5 �FUTURE N U R S E S A S S O C I AT I O N : F R O N T R O W : K . M i l l a r d . L . Lonsbury, K. Fisk. W. Merkle. J . Mitmesser. B A C K ROW: B . Staley. K . Straw. B . Wigetn. S. Butcher, V. Devlin. S. Patch. M r s . Shook. A. Long. C. Snow. V. Morehouse. FUTURE H O M E M A K E R ' S ING: S. Streeter, C. Cornish, A . Girl, V. Devlin, Mrs. F u l l e r. S E AT E D : F. Shaw. S. Forbes. K . Taylor. CAMPUS L I F E C L U B : F R O N T R O W : N . Rakestraw, M . Lawhead. B. Warner, D . Strife. B A C K ROW: M r. Myers. T. Heckman, son, P. Eby. P. Heckman, D. Warner. 5 �SCIENCE CL(JB: F R O N T ROW: M r . Lindsay. N . Wilson. C. Stewart. D . Collins. R. Ilefflefinger. S . Kerskes. son, K . Biringer. C. Cuthbert. I ) . Cozier. G. OND R O W : I ) . Wr i g h t . K . Olney. R . Trovelbee. Donald. A . Hoffman, D . Schneider, K . Lytle, C. Smoker, J. Troyer, B . B o y. T H I R D R O W : S . Sickles, M . Newberry, N. Schultz, I ) . Briggs. N . Olmsted. .4. L o p e r. S . Cox. M . Cosgrove. N . Buchanan, V . Dalchow. P. Coley. F O U R T H ROW: 1). Collins. J . Severn. C . Fronaplel, 0 . Tr o u l e t . M . Papke. M . Rick. E. Rhodes, D. Adler. V. Lucas. V. McGarry. T. Whitson. K . Smith. I ) . Blaskie. F I F T H R O W: well, D. Norton. R. Scriber. B. Wise. B. Klotz. R. Coldsnow, G. Rouse. 0 . Worst, S. Linder. J. Heffelfinger. Activities Widen 5 �F U T U R E S E C R E TA R I E S C L U B : F R O N T ROW: K . Hall, S. Wendel. N . McKee. C. Weage. C. Hayward, N . Schultz, D. F e e , K . S n y d e r. S E C O N D R O W : K . Va n E v e r y, D . Zegarski. G. Solis. D . Stickney. K . B u r r i t t . J . Petersen, K . Olney. B. Warner, K . Hillborg, E. Loose. T H I R D R O W: C. M o s i e r , J. Smith. S. L u r k . L . Rogers. V. Barringer, J. Luck, S . Ta y l o r, P. M i l l e r, K . Dillon, S. Sperry. M r s . Wogerrnan. F O U R T H ROW: T. Patch, S. Nolin, K . Shank, M . Simons, S . K e l l y, V. Walker. C. Kosmerick. FOREIGN E X C H A N G E S T U D E N T S : ° d i l e Troulet. Pedro Desdier, S. Jarvenpaa. M I S S I N G : F l a m e Speck, Cruz, S i l v i o d o Si!,,,,, Aileen Cooper. �EDITOR'S N O T E : W e have included a picture of age Republicans because they are an authorized club a t the high school a n d n o t because we necessarily c o n c u r w i t h their philosophy. I t is our wish that other political clubs will be organized at the after t h e pattern o f publican c l u b . NAL w i l l , a t t h a t clude coverage of those clubs. T E E N A G E R E P U B L I C A N S : F R O N T ROW: ,11. Nowaaki, A. Lopez. M . Hozelbaker. T. Fiske, T. Heller, J . Johnson. SECOND R O W : N . Olmsted, J . U l r k h , J . Simons, M r . Keesler, D . Schneider, T. Heller, A . Baird, C. Weage. THESPIANS: S E AT E D : E . Blanton, J. Dean, T. Gates, C. VanLaanen, M . Stock, R. Brauker. S TA N D I N G : der. D. Schneider, M . Fisher. C. Wilson, N . Wilson. Curley. B. Wood. P. Griffith, �LANGUAGE CLUB: F R O N T ROW: P. Nearpass, J . Luce, T H I R D R O W: P. Coley, V. B r a n d . J . Boley, P. E b y, V. M. Fisher. J . Severn. S . Jarvenpaa, K . Snyder. S E C O N D D a [chow. C . H a f e r. D . Collins. C . S n y d e r, L . M a g o o n . ROW: M . McDonald, G . Goodwin, M . Cosgrove, K . F i s k , F O U R T H R O W : K . Bateau. L . Kampenga, M . P a r k e r, S. B a u e r, L . Sherfield. V . M a r v i n , K . L y t l e , A . 6 �The New Communicators D E B AT E R S I . E E 7 ' T O R I G H T: R. Gershbaeher, up, T. Bacon, M . Fisher. D . Be!We. B. Boras. M . Hashley. 6 ��They Learn b y Working w i t h Others L E F T: Becky Church long awaits to be like her idol — "Jane." BELOW: Cathy Catey shows a small child hou, to add h i s first numbers. R I G H T: f a c e spects shop machines at the junior high before another class starts. 6 �-IALUWAIttt r F T R I - H I - Y. F R O N T ROW: D. Schneider. M . ;Canal°, M. Stock, B. Church. D. Hapner. S. Hauska, L . Wa r d ; SECOND R O W : K . Parshall. M . Reynolds. M . Pohl; T H I R D ROW: H . S h e t t k r, D . Peterson, J . Pohl, D . Dollar. D . Hemker, K . Smith. K . Clyne, Mrs. Lori. K E Y C L U B : F R O N T ROW: T. Heller. D . Robley, M . HazeMaker. son; S E C O N D R O W : H . Maxson, I L Hiesrodt, P. Branch, B . Douglas. J . Allen, R. Swart, K . Widener: T H I R D ROW: T. Forsyth, J. Parshall, T. Lynch, C. Dauid,son, J. Ewers, T. Sizemore; F O U R T H ROW: D . Patterson, G. Rouse, R. MacDonald, T. Reed, E. Swanson, F. Hawkins, B. Hannon. 6 �CHS Service Clubs Instill C-CLUB: F R O N T ROW: Coach Lowe. D . Scheidler, T. Whitson, D . Watson, C. A l l e n ; SECOND R O W: C . Darrow. D . Watson. R . Barnes, M . Papke, S. Hinkley, B. Biringer; T H I R D ROW: G. Lowe, M . McDonald, M . M u r p h y, M . Dalchow, E . Rhodes, D . A d l e r, D . Snyder; F O U R T H R O W: B . M u r p h y, P. VanKampen, M . Cappella, T. Davis, J . Hauska. J . Swanson, D . Robley, B . Lewis; F I F T H R O W: R . Sherman, D . Blaskie, T. Sowles, C . M . Haselbaker, B. Doll, K . Smith, S. Cox, F. Demond. C.A.A.: F R O N T R O W: V. Dalchow, L . Sherfield C . Cornish, V. Cosgrove, S. Cox, M . Barnes; SECOND ROW: P. Nearpass, C. Davis, man, C. Snow, S. Jarvenspaa, D. Rowe, C. Johnson; T H I R D ROW: man, L . Waldron, C. Ames, L . Carmean, K . Fisk, K . Ta y l o r, J . Luce, M r s . Gruner. 6 �PEP C L U B : F R O N T R O W: J . Keesler, B . Shettler, P. Hawley. C . Goodwin, L . M c K i n l e y, D . L i n n , Lacher. M . M i l k r , P. M i l l e r, K . Smith. K . Parshall. M . Nowaski, M . Pohl. S E C O N D R O W: S. Hauska. J. Luck, D. Zebolsky, P. Neusbaum, D . Bouse. S . Fincham. B . Wigent, P. Nearpass, S. Hayes, M . K e l l y, V. Wa r d , T. Tackett. B. Rick, M . Haynes. T H I R D R O W: C. Caitlin. C. Snyder, J. N u t t , C. Weage. D . Watson, S. Ta y l o r. T. Heckman, P. Leach, S. Richards, J . Penner, C. Norton, S. Myers, S. Plost. F O U R T H ROW: D. Pierce, D. Farber. S. Dendel, N. McKee. S. Kelly. K . Snyder, L. Kampenga, S. Cornish, S. Cox, M. Cosgrove. P. Eby. L. Felton. F I F T H ROW: T. Lynch, R. Gershbacher, B. Leaning. T. Reed. J. 6 Penner. F. Hawkins. C . H a l e r, D . K e l l y, S . S m i t h , J . Holey, V. Brandes. M . Barnes. S I X T H ROW: K . M o l e r. D. Patterson, P. Woods, J . Gay, K . Buteau, P. K i n g , J . Keith, S. Gcebel, S. Griffin. S E V E N T H R O W: S. Olmstead. N . Schultz. L. Lopez, J. Minsk°, G. Cardonas. .1. Pohl, D. Peterson. C. Pierucki. K . Clark. D. McCurley, K. Keeton, M . Hashley. E I G H T H R O W : T . Fiske, A . Lopez. D . Schneider, L . Lawhead, J. K i r t . H . Jewell, T. Farwell. B. Johnson, M . Ernst, B. Hannon. N I N T H ROW: J. Johnson. D. Ruble), K. Widener. C. Norman..T. Heller, J. A l l e n , J . Bragg, R . Paradine, M . Papke. E . Rhodes, C. Stephenson, D . Blaskie. D . Scheidler. �Pep and Shop Clubs Give Kids Thrills SHOP C L U B : F R O N T R O W : C . Swan. D . Staley, R . Tram.lbee, D . Brooks, T . S m i t h . S E C O N D ROW.- J . Nichols, C. K i r k . E . Mercer. D . Alaniz. D . Rathbun, H . Tubbs, D . Warner, J. Bregg. D . Rumeens, A . Blosser, R . Paradine. �CHS Band Swings With Modern Music B O T TO M R I G H T: T h e w o r l d takes o n a act, perspective w h e n reflected i n "Hey mom. l o o k w h a t followed m e home. C a n I keep them?" F R O N T ROW: J . Boley, D . Collins. J. Peck, N . Buchanan, N. Rokestraw. C . Ivecek. K . S t e w a r t . V . Brandes, D . Schneider. SECOND R O W: N . King, C. Av e r y. drop. D . Wa l k u p . C . Lennart!. J . Palmer. C . Hansel, M . Royer, F. Johnson, S. Clear. L . Bopp. M . Barnes. P. Clyne, L. Collins. P. Catey. T H I R D ROW: J. Moss. D . Cornell, D . Neitzert, S . Wa l k u p , P. E b y. B . James, D . Parshall, C . 7 Crabtree, J . Bregg, D . Wo r s t , T . Goheen, S . Penrod, C . Sussex. T. Patch, J . Loose. C. Stewart. D . F e r r y, L . Peck, J. Weaver, D . Hefner, C. McLaughlin, H . Tubbs. F O U R T H ROW: D . Belote, D . P o r t e r, R . W i c k h a m , P. M o o r e , B . Douglas, R . Barnes, D. Byers, C. Darrow, M . Lundstrum, R. Gershbacher, D . Watson, M . Sussex. S TA N D I N G : K . Clyne, T. Voss, D. Rogers, B . Furry, S. Sisson, D. Pierce, M r. Sabin. ��R I G H T: O u r magical, madrigal, music m a n , M r . Fritzell, directs the Balladiers i n another song jest. ABOVE: Previews of "Succotash" revealed ent k i n d o f music. C A R D I N A L C H O I R : F R O N T R O W : S . Vaughn, S . Claar, P. Corey, D. Zegarski, C. Norman, A . Bregg, S. Nohn, K . K e n K n i g h t , D . Norton. M . Simons. S E C OND R O W: J. Sewell, J. Moore, R. Kreigh, R . Cm's7 b a c k e r, A . K e l l y, F. Johnson, C. Paulta, J . Brekk, C . N i c h o l s , C. Rainey. T H I R D ROW: K . Clyne, s t e d , S . Richards, T . Voss, R . C l a r k , D . Jones, D . S n y d e r , G . Paradine, J . Rice, D . Neitzert. �Choir Creates Music — Earns B A L L A D I E R S : F R O N T ROW: Mike Royer. Lois Bopp, Susan Claar, Suzanne Nolin, Dianne Zegarski, D a n Jones, Diane Neitzert, Janet Sewell, Nanette Olmsted, Deb Walkup. SECOND ROW: Roger Clark. Tim Voss. Chris Mooi, J i m Troyer, Don Snyder, F l i p Johnson. CHORAL C L U B : F R O N T ROW: A . Bregg. B. From. K . Brewer, C. Sewell, K . Schales, S . Masters, T . Knowles, C . Hayes. S E C O N D ROW: S. Smith, K . Conlin, K . Young. G . Goodwin. S. Purchis, V. Bird, B. Cram, J. Ramona, S. Forbes, B. Hockman. T H I R D ROW: G. Hoag, N. Wilson, C. Fee. 7 �SPECI ACTIVIT ��Queen Karen Smith and her escort M a r k Donner. �Karen Smith Reigns At The stars looked favorable and seemed to predict success for the 1969 CHS Homecoming. The week started off with the junior and senior girls battling i t out i n the Mudbowl. Neither team's spirit could be broken and the game ended in a muddy 6-6 tie. The signs were optimistic as the search began for the class w i t h t h e largest stomach. Representatives from each class ate as much Jello as possible but, as usual, the seniors were victorious. Friday night brought the soul-filled next, the parade, game and dance on Saturday. Creative floats displaying countless hours of work b y dents and faculty vied for Coldwater's raging Cardinals entered the the desire to win and left with an undisputed victory. Enthusiasm reached a feverish peak a t the turing the "Caste." As the festivities concluded and the crepe paper was being taken down, the students and faculty looked back on what was thought t o be the best homecoming festival ever. ABOVE: A traditional bonfire is an of every homecoming. B E L O W : T h e m i g h t y seniors again pulled through on t o p with t h e i r #1 float. �Homecoming 1969—A Time ABOVE R I G H T: T h e queen a n d h e r court — B A C K R O W : N i a n n , MacDonald, Eric Swanson, Craig Darrow. Steve Olmstead, M a r k Donner. Dave Pierce. K i p p Nutt. Jeff Ewers. Mayor Pillsbury. M r. Smith. F R O N T ROW: Cathy Clark. Te r r i Tackett. Deb Hapner. Karen Smith. Chris For,, Maureen K e l l y, G i n i Cardenas. A d a m S m i t h . L o r i Simms. B E L O W R I G H T: T h e sophomores s h o w t h e i r p e p i n t h i s Homecoming float. ABOVE C E N T E R : A n d who said that girls are a l l peaches and cream? BELOW C E N T E R : Compliments of the class of '71, this victory for the Cards. ABOVE: The only remainders of the first were the dirty dello bowls. 7 ��ABOVE: B u t don't you think I ' m too old to be grounded? R I G H T: I f he kissed you once b e l l kiss y o u again . . heh, Chris? F A R R I G H T: B u t Patrick, ton wasn't perfect either! ! ! ! �'Loud Patrick' Talent, enthusiasm and hours of hard work b y the cast and crew combined to make The Loud Red Patrick a booming success for the The plot concerned the misadventures of the unforgettable Irish widower, Dave Pierce, who tried t o quell t h e antics o f four rebellious daughters portrayed b y Deb Hapner, Mary Jo Stock, Ann Long and Chris Foss. Don Doubt, the oil-rich fiance, further aggravated ial bliss b y attempting t o elope w i t h daddy's darling daughter. nolds, the energetic and housekeeper, and Jeff Truex, the family's alcoholic but loyal friend, completed the family circle. Each character a n d member o f t h e crew added his own touch of imagination and creativity t o the of the play b y either his formance or his dedicated work. ior play, even more t h a n a resouding success, created a memorable and lasting experience for aspiring thespians. �BELOW R I G H T: L a r r y proudly displays his painting to Deb. B E L O W: The intellectual part of the cast display their feelings. R I G H T: Daue and Pam definitely have a thing going. �L E F T: Another family crisis arises and Dave ponders a solution. A B O V E : T h e cast and crew beam because of a job well done. 8 �ABOVE: C u r l y a n d L a u r i e sing o f t h e g l o r y o f homa." A B O V E R I G H T: Charlie. F l i p a n d Joey gallop their way across the stage. R I G H T: The boys i n the band. �BELOW: T h e glorious end to a long night. L E F T: T h e " P i t . " ABOVE: R a n d y Trauelbee shows A l i c e Bregg t h e latest i n B.V.D.'s. �Sorcery, Humor, Talent — Magic, comedy and a dash of talent created the delightful teachers' play Mumbo Jumbo, one that will be hard to forget. The careful direction of Ken Hamlet in acts of sorcery by Emil Lopez as Omahandra, Nita Hart, as the gum-chewing chorus girl, "Peaches," and in cameo appearances o f Anne Trebilcock and Ethel Hawley. O f course one could not forget the strange and unusual life of Stan Bushouse in his double role as a "freaked out" beatnik and the sweet and loving wife of Bill Johnson. Because of the dedicated work of the faculty a t Coldwater High School, nine scholarships ed to help further education. 8 �FA R L E F T: T h e look o f love is i n t h e i r eyes. CENTER: S o that's where the teachers' raises came from. TOP: Mrs. Schubert is losing friends. ABOVE: M r s . G r i m e s k i l t s t i m e w h i l e M r . Keesler scours the stage for buried treasure. �Laughter Arises at Hidden Talents in 'More Than Meets More T h a n Meets t h e Eye," directed by Mr. Ken Hamlet was a smooth, spirited production. A v a s t amount o f t i m e a n d effort was given b y t h e entire faculty f o r student scholarships. Their enthusiasm and talent was an asset t o the play. W i t h full support from t h e community, i t is hoped that t h e faculty can continue their effort in this direction. ABOVE: " W e could make beautiful music together — only i f we weren't married." M r s . H a r t tries t o comfort h e r band. R I G H T: Accompanied b y M r. M a r t i n , Mrs. H a r t belts out her original song — "Grandma L e t t y. " �FA R ABOVE: Other cast members watch as M r. Smith suffers the terrible blo,r ol another photographer's birdie. A B O V E : Wa t c h those naughty words, M r . Martin! �Young ladies and their escorts were swept into t h e romantic atmosphere o f t h e ' ' O l d South" as they entered t h e Senior Prom. Their entrance down t h e elegant staircase took them back to the days of men, their ladies and old plantation parties. Misty M a y weather along with vided by the Knights, contributed to the mood of the evening as couples strolled through shady floral gardens and admired portraits of heroes of the old South. Realistic trees, bushes and a pond added to the natural setting and provided a leisurely background. Couples also added t o the beauty of the surroundings since they had spent a greater part of the day selves for the gala affair. Guests were entertained in the fashion of old southern comfort a t restful post-prom parties. For one unforgettable evening, the old South came alive with spirited joy. �FA R L E F T B O T T O M : T h e Knights pulsating berated through t h e evening. C E N T E R TO P : Yo u n g free couples enjoy the dim lights and loud. sensual sounds of the prom. F A R R I G H T T O P : S a r a a n d To m m a k e a d r a m a t i c entrance a t the prom. C E N T E R B O T TO M : T h e enchanted pond momentarily captivated the imagination of many wandering lovers. �Graduation Exercise Finishes The day, looked forward to finally arrived for the class of stead o f t h e expected reaction, mixed emotions resulted. A s they moved t h e tassels from one side t o the other, they began their co-existence with t h e adult world, and the struggle to become ing part o f it. F o r eighteen years they had the shelter of parents, advisers and the school. I n one big step they were on their own, and the three years tion f o r this move brought a feeling o f accomplishment t h a t was o n l y natural for this time. Although bad weather forced side, no rain could dampen the spirits of the graduates and friends. A crowded gymnasium watched attentively as t h e junior officers escorted the seniors in for the final 9 �UPPER L E F T: T h e traditional s w i n g -out began with Mayor MacDonald and President Doll leading the procession. L O W E R L E F T: As t h e tassels moved from o n e side t o t h e other, students t o o k a different position i n life. L E F T: Crooked caps could not be seen on such an important night. UPPER R I G H T: As t h e last graduates l e f t t h e g y m . m a n y memories event through their minds. L O W E R R I G H T, F o r her contributions to the student government, M a y o r Nianne MacDonald was awarded a plaque. 9 �SPOR 1 VII, M a i l ! e v e n t PM isuseueelliallitSIMK% sseinill finitin1111111k 1144 ��Varsity Football 9 �The 1969 Cardinal Varsity Football team finished the season with a 5-win 2-loss and 1-tie record. T h i s proved t o b e t h e best winning percentage since 1948 — 21 years ago — when a Floud Eby team posted a 6-2 record. This earned them a third place finish in the An outstanding group of seniors, led by co-captains Ken Smith and Chuck Allen, provided the experience and performance to win the close games and overwhelm other opponents. Offensive tackle, Chuck Allen, offensive end, R o n LaBelle, a n d running back, Dennis Scheidler, were selections. Receiving honorable mention were Ken Smith and Frank fensive standouts, and Quarterback, To m Sowles. Sowles, Scheidler and LaBelle were further honored b y making allable mention. Behind a successful varsity is always a diligent J u n i o r -Varsity. T h o u g h u s u a l l y described as hard-working this year's squad was also highly successful. Turning in a 5-2 record, the JV's promise for the varsity. UPPER LEFT: Jim Hauska demonstrates one of the key factors in Cardinals successful season . . determination. FAR LEFT: Torn Sondes eludes a tackler. LEFT: Steve Cox contemplates his next more. ABOVE: This one's up �Tom Soudes roils around left end only to find an eager beaver ready ,a1.16 a x i s ir.upi A., • !, A S A p ris S a ,• r V I - - T k • c' t rt . . t • z u F R O N T R O W : Coach Bercaw, D . Blaskie, K . S m i t h , B . Lewis, D . Scheidler, F. DeMond, C. Allen, M . Cappello, T. Whitson, B. Klotz, R. LaBelle, Coach Olsen. M I D D L E ROW: T. Sowles, I?. Barnes, B . Doll, C. Cozier, T. Luck, R . Cold- . " w 7 , au 1 ; 1 , 4 - 4 4 1 4 11 - 3 1 6 111 4 A s n o w , J . Swanson, L . Omo. l ) . l'appenden. I I . B o l l . B A C K R O W : Coach M a y, E. Engle. T. Davis, J. Hauska, G. Lowe, C o a c h Scholhaar, M . B u l l , Coach Hobart, T. Bethel, Coach K e l l o g g , D. Olmstead, R. Waltz, B. M u r p h y, Coach Sealscott. �JV Gridders Exhibit a Winning Desire F R O N T R O W : M . K e l l e r, B . Hillborg. K . Bilsborrow, J . Sechler, E . Hillborg. R . Slitanich, C. Gestophel, J . Stevens, D. Cazier. P. Branch. M I D D L E ROW: R. Ott, G. Roush, R. MacDonald, E. Swanson. D. Callahan, D. Shemel. B. Shook. D . Lyon.y, C. M o o i , D . Clifford. B A C K R O W : J . Cole, E . P a r k e r , E . M e r c e r, B . Johnson, P. To w e r s , J . M i l l e r, J . E w e r s . J. Parshall, K. Brayton. J. Olmstead, P. Smith, Coach Olsen. Once again Coach Olsen p u t his J.V. gridders through their paces. �Cross Country Team Takes The Cross Country team compiled t h e best season this past year i n the school's history. T h e Cardinals became t h e Twin Valley Conference Champions by virtue of winning every dual-conference meet and the conference meet. Winning the last nine in a row and losing only the first meet to champions, Charlotte High School, gave them an impressive record Besides the Harrier's 9-1 record and Tw i n pionship, they qualified for the class B state finals finished a remarkable 13th out of 199 teams in Michigan. This year's team placed second at the Sturgis Invitational, 2nd in the Regionals, 2nd a t the Watervliet Invitational and 6th a t the Albion College Invitational, The Harriers were led by senior co-captains Ervin Rhodes and M i k e Papke. Rhodes became t h e conference individual champion by winning the conference meet. He also placed 19th in t h e stath. Papke was selected t o the a l l -conference team along w i t h j u n i o r K e n Keeton. ABOVE, Ervin Rhodes. number one man this year, scampers home as he realizes he forgot his socks. R I G H T: D e n n i s Watson scurries through the "short-cut." figuring to "head off at t h e pass." FA R U P P E R R I G H T: Dale Adler outruns golf balls as the Cross Country season opens. F A R R I G H T: Rhodes proudly displays h i s n u m b e r a s Coach plains i t is not his shoe size. �CROSS C O U N T RY SCORES OPP CHS 3 Charlotte 2 1 Homer 4 1 Hanover-Horton 4 2 Sturgis 3 1 Albion 4 2 Penn 3 2 Homer 3 2 Marshall 3 1 Hillsdale 4 2 Harper Creek 3 B A C K R O W: Dale Adler. Chuck Stevenson, Dennis Watson. Don Snyder. F R O N T R O W: E r v i n Rhodes. K e n Keeton. 10 �L E F T: J o h n Swanson struggles t o block opponent's shot. A B O V E : M i k e M u r p h y baffles with h i s famous kangaroo j u m p e r. R I G H T: T o m Sowles' graceful jump shot keeps Cardinal drive alive. FA R R I G H T: " I ' l l take t h a t . t h a n k y o u . " �The 12 win 6 loss record compiled b y the 1969-70 basketball team tied ord set by the 1967-68 team which hadn't been bettered since 1949. I t proved to be a good year for the Cards after ments i n past year's o n t h e basketball court. The team was led i n scoring b y Ron LaBelle w h o was t h e conference's t o p scorer. LaBelle a n d To m Sowles were named to this year's all-conference team. In addition, LaBelle received honorable mention on the all-state team. was voted by his team-maths as the Most Valuable Player o f the Seeing their last action for CHS were seniors T. Davis, T. Whitson, M. Murphy, R. LaBelle, J. Swanson, D. Scheidler, T. Reed, and M . Dalchow. �B A C K ROW: Coach Hobart. T. Luck, T. Davis. M . M u r p h y, R . LaBelle, M . DaIchow. T. Whitson. V. M c G a r r y, B. Doll. J. Swanson. B . K l o t z , B . Wise. F R O N T R O W: T. Sowles. D . Scheidler. CHS O 53 P e n n P P field 4 3 89 H a r p e r Creek 6 82 A l b i o n 7 62 S t u r g i s 8 65 H i l l s d a l e 74 G u l l 61 S t . 85 5 6 3 Lake 7 Philip's 6 63 A l b i o n P e n n H o w e 7 6 4 5 4 2 9 9 70 H i l l s d a l e 6 84 M a r s h a l l 5 6 5 9 field 64 S t u r g i s 58 5 5 68 H a r p e r Creek 85 6 8 9 2 7 L E F T: John Swanson slips past Tr o j a n defense. �B A C K ROW: P. Branch, R. Murdock. B. Rudy, J. Pare/sail, S h e m e l , D . Wendel, J . Ewers, R . Sistanich. K N E E L I N G : R. M a c D o n a l d , E . Swanson, D . L y o n , C . Davidson, D . M g r . R. Parks, Coach Hobart. Coach Mitmesser. CHS O P 33 P e n n field P 3 50 H a r p e r Creek 56 A l b i o n 5 48 S t u r g i s 5 69 H i l l s d a l e 4 8 9 4 6 56 G u l l Lake 4 9 48 6 7 S t . Philip 60 A l b i o n 4 5 45 P e n n field 6 76 H a r p e r Creek 64 H o w e 46 S t u r g i s ABOVE: J e l l Ewers evades a pressing opponent. 9 4 6 0 4 2 5 6 4 78 H i l l a d a l e 5 3 59 M a r s h a l l 7 2 ��Wrestling Faces Another The wrestling team finished the 1969-70 a 6-7-1 record over-all and a 4-2 record in the The team finished t h i r d i n t h e Tw i n Valley. I t rebuilding year since first year wrestlers half o f the squad. Chuck K i r k and Wayne Longstreet qualified State Meet at Okemos by the virtue of their performance in the District and Regional meets. K i r k was the winner of t h e Regional Championship a n d L,ongstreet ended the season with a brilliant 19-1 win -loss record. takg WRESTLING SCORES CHS 8 Springfield OPP 4 2 Hillsdale 2 3 Bronso 2 1 Buchanan 2 1 Charlotte 3 Dowagia 4 0 2 Albion 2 1 Three Rivers 2 2 Parma Western 2 2 Penn 2 1 Harper Creek 3 3 2 Sturgis 4 Marshall 2 P. FA R U P P E R L E F T: Chuck K i r k put s opponent i n a familiar position — o n h i s back. F A R C E N T E R , B A C K R O W : Coach Kellogg, K . Loose. B . Langdon. P. To w e r s . L . C o x . F R O N T ROW: S. Brown. C. Darrow. W. Longstreet, C. K i r k . S. Shaw. FA R L O W E R : T h e strain o f a wrestling match shows o n t h e face of Steve Shaw. L E F T: Crab hold wherever you can! ABOVE, Wayne Longstreet. most valuable wrestler, maneuvers o u t o f a hold. 10 �It's a Season of Blood, Sweat Through the tedious winter workouts t o t h e ascension into spring training, the Cardinal locker room bred still another victorious team anxious for the championship. Though the season is now known as history, numerous records set by the 1969 track team stand only to be broken by time. Under the supervision of coaches sen and Lindsay, Coldwater High's track passed many records set in previous years and ran a close second behind a strong Harper Creek squad. Having a fine 8-1 season, the Cards records in the 880 relay by the team of Cox, Nelson, Strine and Smith, the mile relay by ler, Corwin and Doll, the pole vault by and the high hurdles by Gregg Lowe and Despite t h e second place finish i n a strong contenders and complicated standings, t h e sprinters, dashers and hurdlers managed t o secure more than their share of the honors. L E F T: H e flies through the a i r w i t h the greatest . . . B E L O W : These m i d - a i r splits a r e m u r d e r o n t h e legs, back, neck and arms. TRACK SCORES CHS 9 8 6 8 6 5 7 7 Bronson Quincy Harper Creek Penn Albion Sturgis Marshall Hillsdale OPP 2 3 5 2 5 6 4 4 �L E F T: "Now look you guys; either you do it my way or else." Coach Browne prepares his runners for the next lap. A B O V E : "How do I always seem to get in these kind of messes?" Devon Strine leaps high above the heads of the local police and tries to get on their F R O N T ROW: J. Rahrig, K. Keeton. A . Williams. M . Paphe. E. Rhodes, P. Rubley. D . Scheidler, M . Nelson. S. Hinkley, M. Tryon. D. Jones. Coach Browne; M I D D L E ROW: Coach Olson, E. Rahrig, T. Voss. M . Taylor, B. Murphy. N . Haack. M. Doll. D . Strine. R . Barnes. M . Capella. B . Klotz, T . Sowles. D . Watson, S . Myers. t . Paunch B A C K R O W : J . Alexander, S. Nelson. D . Bull. M . Bull. B. Wise, J. Hashley. K. Smith, S. Cox, G. Lowe, B. Doll, C. Allen. D. Rogers. M . Parka, C. Frohnapfel. D. Woodman, 10 �BASEBALL SCORES CHS 6 7 3 7 4 8 1 4 1 6 3 3 4 1 5 3 1 7 OPP Penn Harper Creek Albion Hillsdale Marshall Sturgis Penn Harper Creek Albion Hillsdale Marshall Sturgis Harper Creek Penn Albion Hillsdale Marshall Sturgis 0 4 2 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 7 1 6 4 2 0 2 9 Baseball Team Again Captures The 1969 Coldwater High School baseball team again captured top honors of the league as Twin Valley co-champions. T h e conference record posted fourteen wins w i t h and an over-all record of 29-13. Sparking the pitching staff were hurlers Tim Davis a n d J i m Cuthbert. T h e h i t t i n g was highlighted b y t h e fearsome f i v e Quinn Berry, J i m Hashley, J e ff Lowe, P h i l Rubley and Ti m Whitson. Stealing on the base paths were Gregg Lowe, Denny Scheidler, and once again, Quinn Berry. Quinn also deserved recognition for his ing, leading the league in errors. Jeff Lowe, Ti m Davis, Quinn Berry and Jim Cuthbert l e d t h e a l l -conference team while Tim Whitson received honorable mention. ABOVE L E F T: It's a high-fly ball. Charlie Brown, we mean Jefl Lowe. L E F T: I want to do it not yours and i f you don't let me, I ' l l hold my breath till I turn blue. 11 �F R O N T ROW: D. Scheidler. S. Hinkley, R. Sherman, T. Dana. R. LaBelle, T. Whitson, G. Lowe. T. Sowles. B A C K ROW: B. Rock. P. Rubley, Q. Berry, bert, J. Hashley, J. Lowe, Coach Lowe. ABOVE: Jeff Lowe, a great fielding asset t o fires t o first. R I G H T: M i x e d emotions by the grim determination o f J i m Hashley, lance o f Q u i n n B e r r y a n d t h e effort o f Gregg Lowe �Tennis A Terrific R I G H T: Undefeated in 23 matches. Ron LaBelle was Coldwater's number one asset o n the court. A B O V E : Concern covers Coach Johnson's face during gis match. Coldwater's only loss. TENNIS SCORES I CHS i 6 7 7 7 0 7 7 6 7 7 5 11 OPP Parkside Jackson Springfield Harper Creek Sturgis Albion Penn Marshall Hillsdale Springfield Three Rivers 2 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 0 2 �Golfers Finish In Conference GOLF SCORES CHS OPP 18 16 17 18 16 16 16 16 16 16 17 16 Hillsdale Marshall Albion Penn Sturgis Harper Creek Hillsdale Marshall Albion Penn Sturgis Harper Creek Won- 6 L o s 17 15 16 17 16 18 17 16 16 17 16 18 e -6 ABOVE: T i m Whitson blasts h i s Fray o u t o f t h e sand trap. R I G H T: Bob Biringer. a promising ,ining golfer. sinks his putt. 11 �ABOVE FA R R I G H T: Junior leaders show 'em how to win. B E L O W F A R R I G H T: " I was really born t h i s marks a peppy sophomore w h o volunteered to lead yells a n d cheers. B E L O W : Va r s i t y cheerleaders — clockwise: J e r i N u t t , D e b Harmer, Te r n Tackett, Pam Hawley, Virgie Ward, Maureen K e l l y, K a r e n Smith, center, Marlene Haynes. R I G H T: Spirit prevails at a CHS pep assembly. 11 �Pep Arises With Spirit-filled �����Their Memories are Many: Adler, Dale Allen, Charles Anderson, Eric Asher, Dave Bailey, Bailey, Marece Baird, Angie Barnes, Richard Barringer, Vicki Belote, Dawn Birch field, Debbie Biringer, Kent Blaskie, Daniel Blosser, Andy Boger, Shirley Bouse, Gregory Bowers, Patricia Boyer, Michael Breakstone, Bregg, Alice Briggs, Debra Brook, Donald Broughman, Buckley, Burritt, Karen Cappella, Michael Carmean, Case, Shaky 12 ��Seniors Fall t o Delights Clifford, Connie Clyne, Kathy Corson, Kate Cox, Lorraine Cox, Culbert, Margaret Dalchow, Mark Davis, Timothy Denbrock, Dirschell, Richard Donihue, Guenda Donner, Mark Doudt, Donald Earl, Sherylin Ely, Daniel Enos, Sherry Fair, David Robinson Farber, Donna Fee, Debra Filley, Chris Fiske, Thomas Fitch, Wendy Forsythe, Thomas 12 �Catey, Catherine Cazier, Chester, Kathleen Church, Clark, Clark, Tom 12 �Gaulin, Robert Giant, Dale Goodwin, Gull, Christine Hagaman, Dick Hall, Kathy Hannon, William Hapner, Debra Hart fiel, Gary Hauska, Hauska, Sara Hawkins Cathy Hawkins, Charles Hawkins, Fritz Hawley, Pamala Haynes, Marlene Hayward, Cheryl Hefielfinger, Heller, Terry Heller, Thomas Helmer, Roger Hemker, Herkzn, David 12 �Co-op Aids Foss, Christy Franklin, Linda Frohnapf el, Charles Gaglio, Gaglio, Gates, Terry 12 ��Seniors Count Last Days Herman, Dan Hillborg, Karen Hillyer, Mary Hinkley, Hodson, Bernard Hopkins, Mary larvonpan Suvi Johnson, Carol Johnson, Flip Johnson, Jay Johnson, Ken Jones, Dan Kadwell, Brian Kecskes, Keith, Kathy Kellner, Mike Kelly, Randy Kelly, Sherry Kilgore, Craig King, James D. King, James W. Kirt, Kosmerick, Cynthia LaBelle, Ron Lackey, Tom Lahnum, Ron Landis, Martin Lawhead, Margaret Lawrence, Ruth Layman, Randy Lewis, Robert 12 �Enthusiasm Shown Throughout Lynch, Timothy McClughen, Terry McDonald, Mike McKee, Nancy McN itt, Mike Malone, Dennis 128 M a r t i Marson, n , Carol Mason, Judy �Lindsey, Wayne Long, Ann Longstreet, Wayne Lonsbury, LuAnn Loose, Eileen Loose, Kim Lopez, Ann Luck, Mate, Robert Maxon, Hal Merkle, Wilma Meyer, Ron Miller, Dale Mitmesser, Janie Moler, Kim Moore, Paul Morales, Ysac 12 �Spirit Develops Olney, Karen Omo, Connie Papke, Mike Paradine, Garrett Parks, Rick Parshall, Linda Patterson, Dick Peck, Lynn Penrod, David Petch, Genny Petrosoff, Paul Pierce, David Pines, Ernie 13 �Morehouse, Vicki Murphy, Michael Neitzert, Diane Neusbaum, Newberry, Dave Nolin, Norman, Carolyn Norton, Douglas Nowaski, Mary Nutt, Jeri Olmsted, Nannette Olmstead, 13 ��All T h a t i s L e f t a r e t h e Memories Pohl, Pat Pope, Rainey, Cheryl Rakestraw, Neva Raster, Karen Raymond, Larry Reed, Tom Reese, Patricia Reighard, John Reynolds, Martha Rhodes, Ervin Richards, Rick, Mark Risner, James Robbins, Sylvia Rodgers, Paul Rogers, Rogers, Linda Roush, Vicky Royer, David Rubley, Doug Rumens, David Scheidler, Dennis Schneider, Debbie Schull, Charles Schultz, Nina Sewell, Janet Shank, Kathy 1 �Activities Are Shank, Mike Sherman, Richard Shettler, Siler, Brenda Simons, Judy Simons, Margie Smith, Jackie Smith, Karen Smith, Ken Smith, Mike A. Smith, Smith, Scott Snyder, Donald Snyder, Kathy Snyder, Penny Snyder, Richard Solis, Gloria Sowers, Craig Sperry, Slwrolyn Stankewicz, Janet Stempien, Brenda Stewart, Carolyn Stickan, Doug Stock, Mary Jo 13 �Stout, Brian Stout, Don Strine, Devon Summers, Ronda Sussex, Charles Swan, Joyce Swanson, John 13 �Treat, Libby Tressler, Les Troulet, Odile Truex, Jeff Tubbs, Judy Tucker, Dan Ulrich, Joyce Vance, VanKam pen, Jim VanKampen, Pat VanLaanen, Carla VanN iman, K i t Walker, Vicki Walkup, Debbie Wallace, Waller, Janet Walling, Calvin Waltz, Rick Ward, Linda Warner, David Warner, Veronica 13 �Seniors Treasure P a s t Experiences Tate, Leslie Thacher, Jay Thatcher, Franklin Tobalske, Ralph Trana, Cynthia Travelbee, Randy �Is it the End or Just Watson, Daniel Watson, Dian Weage, Chris Weage, Gary Weaver, Wendel, Sandi Whitson, Tim Widener, Kenneth Wilber, Dennis Williams, Richard Williams, Roger Woodcox, Mark Worst, Sheryl Worthington, Jim Wright, Dave Zebolsky, Zegarski, Diane Zimmer, Paul 13 �NOT PICTURED: Brauker, Jack Brayton, Pat George, Janet Munn, Doug Smith, Rex ���ABOVE: M r . M a r t i n e n produced m a n y ' f u n k y ' bulletin boards throughout t h e year. L E F T: N a n c y Wilson awaits h e r Prince Charming. Adams, Pat Aldrich, Jim Aldrich, Renee Alexander, Joe Andrews, Sheryl Arnold, Jeff Atkins, Dianne Avery, Carole Bacon, Kathy Barnes, Ted �Bradshaw, Reggie Brauker, Robin Breneman. Mary Ann Brewer, Karen Brouse, Jack Brown, Tony Brown, Sue Buchanan, Nancy Budd, Linda Bull, Don Bull, Mike Burnham, Connie Burritt, Denise Butcher, Sandy Butler, Chris �Byers, Dale Carothers, Dick Carr, Donna Catey, Pat Chester, Zeb all-,,,t n Clark, Ftoger Cockrell, David Coldsnow, Rick " Collns, Debra i Collins, C o l ns, l i Joe nise 2 Connell, M a r i e Cook, David Corey, Pat A Corey. Steve Corless, Jim Cornish, V ' , t A ' L 1 a 1 Cox. Eugene Cushing L a r r y L E F T: Relief! A B O V E R I G H T: I t s another educational d a y i n Coach Hobart's history class. �Juniors Absorb and Dalchow. Vicki Darrow. Craig Dean, Jeff DeMond, Frank Dillon. Kathy Doll. Bill Donihue, Martha , D o s i e r , Cindy Doty, Loren Douglas, Bob Dove, Jane Dunn, Gary Ebbitt, M a r y 14 �Eggleston, Gary Everett, Jeff Everett, Tom Ewers, David Fee, Roger Ferris, Carol Fickle, Barbara Filley, Debbie Fincham, Richard Fisher, Marcia Fisk, Karen Flannery, Alice Force, Eugene Frazier, Glyna Frazier, Sheryl Frohnapfel, Katie Gaskill, Chris Goebel, Sharon Griffin, Griffith, 14 �Heffelfinger, Hefner, Dan Hemker, Robert Herman, Marie �hltiss. David Ivieek. Cheryl Potential Picassos Create Jewell, Judy Johnson, Dave Kanalos, Mindy Keeton, Ken Kelly, Maureen Kimble. Debbie �Klotz. Bill Kreigh. Ranee Kromer, Carol Kwiatkowski, Gilbert Lahnum, Don Lennard. Kris Lenning, Bob Lindner, Steve Linn, Diane Lonsbury, Lillie Lowe, Gregg ABOVE: "Let's p u t a couple of hobo here and she'll never know the difference." B E L O W: "So that's hole they get i t on the bread!" Luce, Jane Luck. Janean Luck, Ti m Lukas. Vic Lytle, Sue McComb. Mark McCullough, Mitch McGarry. Vince ��McKee, Lee McKinley, Luann McLatcher, Linda McLaughlin, Linda Malovey, Karen Manken, Sharon Martin, Ron Mason, Curt Mason, Dan Matousek, Charles Medendorp, Sue Meisch, Brenda Millard, Kathy Miller, Christine Miller, Crystal Miller, Margo Miller, Pat Moore,Montg Morehouse, Dan Mosier, Charlene Murphy, Christine Murphy, William Myers, Shelly NearPass, Prmcilla Neild, Laurie Nelson, Steve Norton, Candee Norton, Debbie Nutt, Kip Olmstead, Dave Olney, Kathryn Omo, Larry 15 �Paradine, Rick I 'enner, Jenny I 'enrod, Linda Peters, Bill Peterson, Julia Petmsoff, Monte Pfost, Sally Pifer, Linda Pitts, Jane Plant, Skip Pohl, M a r i Posante, Dorothy Rahrig, Eldon Rathbun, Lee Reed, Jon Reynolds, Mary Jo �Rice, Jane Rick, Barb Riede, Joe Rose, Tom Rowe, Debbie Rowe, Jeanetta Rumsey, Janice Russo, Janice Saputo, Joann Schabloski, Pam 15 �Shoop, Dan Simons, Don Sisson, Steve Sigemore, Tom Smith, Carolyn Smith, Kathy Smith, Vaughn Smoker, Charles Smotherman, Joe Snyder, Mike Sours, Gloria Sowers, Ken Sowles, Tom Staley, Brenda Stankewiez, To n y 15 �Stephenson, Charles Stetler. Faye Stewart, Kathy a C Stickney. Deborah Storio, John Straw, Kathy Swanson, Kathy Swigart, John Symons, Janet Tackett, Te r r i Tappenden, David Taylor. Darlene Taylor, Mike Taylor, Sherry Thatcher, Cheryl Thompson, Randy Tompkins, Sheryl Trimble, Jerry Tryon, Dave 15 �Vim and Vitality Warner, Rebecca Watson. Dennis Weaver, Joan VanEvery. Karen Vettel, Jack Vettel, Sandra Voss, Tim Waldron, Linda Ward, Virgie 15 �Weitecamp, Cindy White, Rob Wickham, Richard Widener, Scott Wilson, Cyndy Wilson, Shirley Wirick, Steve Wise, Bob �Chris Mooi President Viccy r s Janean Peck Secretary Marcia Treasurer t IAm (Sophomo 1 ��Adams, Larry A latolo, Susan Ilen, John ‘mes, Christy Bacon, Tom !ladders, Brad Barnes, Marlene Belote, Denise Bennett, Mike Berry, Delores Ililsborrow, Ken Holey, Jane !loop, Lois llouse. Diana Bowser, Karen Branch, Paul Brander, Vicki Brayton, Ellen Brayton, Kevin Bregg, Joe 16 �Sophs Enjoy Brewer. Kathy Brooks, Debbie Brown, Pat Buckley, Virginia Budd, Grace Burch, Mike Butcher, Jeff Buteau, Karen Callahan, David Campfield, Cardenas, Virginia .14;02 L1 A �Carnell, Debra Case, Linda Casey, Rick Cazier, Doug Church, Clear, Clark, Kathy Clifford, David Clyne, Pat A - Cole, Jerry Collins, Connell, Jim This is Sophomore Cornish, Chris Corwin, Deanna Cosgrove, Marcia Cox, Crabtree, Cindy Cram, Cunningham, Jeff Davidson, Craig 16 �Davis, Cathy Devlin, Vicci Dirschell, Dan Dollar, Dove, Jim Dulin, Marolynn Earl, Pamela Eby, Mark Eby, Patricia Engle, Terry Enos, Rick Ernst, Mike Ewers, Farwell, Terry Fee, Felton, Lynn Ferry, Dawn Fincham, Susan Findley, Roy 16 �Forbes. Sara Forrister. M i k From, Barbara Fuller, Mike Furry, Bill GagHo, Sieve (laohn Cathy i George, Jackie y.Jck a G 24 4 1 6 1 Gersbacher, Rick ayle Hafer, Chris Halferty, Randi Halsted, J. R. Hannon, Suzanne 11 �Hansel, Cindy Hart. Allen Hart. 4,1a Hashley, Michele I lauska, Jenny Hawkins, Doreen Haylett, David Heator, Te r r i Everybo Lov Pictur Heckman, Barbara Heffelfinger, 16 �Hemker, Janice Hemker, John High, Chris Hillborg, Bert Hoag, Georgia Hunker, Carl Jewell, Harold J o h n s o Huntley, Glenn n , Bill Kanouse, Dorothy Keith, Denny Keith, Jackie Keller, Mike Kelly, Andy �Kelly, Debbie King, Nancy King, Peggy Kirt, Joe Kirt, John Latta, Joyce Lawhead, Larry Leach, Pam Lewis, Randy Licht, Buster Sophs Belong when Class 16 �aa Liesyeld, Patricia Lincoln, Hannah Loop, Nancy Loose, Janet Lopez, Lucy Loud, Charles Lundstrum, Mark Lynch, Dennis Lyon, Dan McComb, Debby The Stuff Sophomores are Made of ( J r . . 1 M cMcCurley, C o w a n , Doreen Dawn McDonald, Richard McLatcher. Gloria McLaughlin, Carol XleMillan, Bill McNitt, Rick McVicker, Sandra MacDonald, Rob MacLean, Brian 16 �Magoon, Elirabet Mains, Barbara Manken, John Marothy, Lori Masters, Sandi Matusak, Mary May, Vicki 16 �Miller. Minnick, Colleen Mitchell, Verna Moire, Patrical Morales, Sue Morehouse, Bill Morris, Kathy Moss, Jeff Murfin, 17 •••••• �A for all a N e w b e r r y . Martha Nichols, James i N o b l i t , Mary ‘Ai A Norris, Dennis Olmsted, James Ort, Sharla - O t i s , Raymond Ott. Rickie I 'almer, Johanna Pa radine, Charles Parker, Ed Parshall, John Patch, Sue 17 �Sophs Straighten i t Out In Their Minds Patterson. Barbara Peek, Janean Peet. Debra Peet, John l'enrod, Sheila Peterson, David Peterson, Dawn Phelps, Jan Pierson, Melinda Pohl, Joan Porter, Dave Purchis, Rathbun, Duane Raymond, Denise Reighard, Dorothy Riede, Deborah Roby, David Rogers, Don Rouse, Gary Royer, Mike 17 1 I a �Rudy, Robert Rumens, Janeen Schales, Kathy S e l l a Larry Seeley, Pamela 7 Sewell, Carol Sharp, Julie Shaw, Faith Shemel, Don Shettler, Hotly Shook, Grant Sickles, Sandy Sistanich, Ron Skudlarick, Karen s,nith, Cindy Smith, Roxanne Smith, Susanne Smith, Ti m Smullen, Teresa sd S n y d e r, Chris snyder, K i m Snyder, Richard Sparks, Charles Speigle, Robert Sperry, Susan Staley, Doug Steele, Debbie Stephenson, Jerry Streeter, Susie Sturgeon, Donna Sturgeon, Gloria Sussex, Michael Swan, Charles Swanson, Eric 17 �Swart, Rick Taylor, Avery Taylor, Kathy Teal!, Cheryl Thacher, Jeanette Torrey, Jay Towers, Connie Troyer. James Tubbs. Harold Underwood. Tamara VanWagoner, A r t Walkup, Scott Waller, Mary Walling, Delbert Watts, Linda People Always Think That They are Just Good Fun 17 �Wendel, Denny Wigent, Rebecca Wilson, Cindy Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Rick Wogerman, Bob Wood, Brenda Woods, Paul Wright, Gary Yearling, Sue 1 Young, Kathy 17 �Co-Valedictorian: Daniel Watson Co-Valedictorian: Susan Co-Valedictorian: K e n t Biringer Co-Salutatorians- Kenneth S m i t h a n d Ann Lopez B O R B E T T E R AV E R A G E : F R O N T R O W : S . Keen/set, J. Tubbs. C. Coley. M . Culbert, B . Church. D . Scheinder, S. Worst. M . Haynes. C. Vance, E . Loose. SECOND ROW: P. Hawley. C. Cuthbert, K . Olney. N. Rakestrwo. N. Schultz, M. .Papke. J. Ulrich, P. NeusImam, A . Lopez, T. Fiske. C. Weage, J. N u t t , N . Olmsted. M . McDonald. T H I R D R O W: M. Donner, M . Landis, B. Hannon, J . Simons. J. Swanson, D. Watson, K. Biringer, T. Whitson, T. Davis, C. Frohnaplel. B. Kadtuell, M . R i c k . G . Boone. M I S S I N G : S . C o s . L . Franklin. S. Hauska. C. Kosmerick. M . Lawhead, S. N o l i n , D. Norton. K . Raster, K . Smith. G. Weage. 17 �Academic Awards N AT I O N A L H O N O R S O C I E T Y: F R O N T ROW: bert, M . Haynes. S. Kerskes. C. Vance, A . Lopez, sted. S E C O N D R O W: N . Rakestraw. S. Worst. J . N u t t , C. Weage, E. Loose. T H I R D R O W: M . McDonald. M . Papke, K. Smith. D . Watson, M . Donner. K . Biringer, G . Souse, J. Swanson. C. Frohnapfel, T. Whitson. I D E A L B O Y A N D G I R L : K e n t Biringer and Chris Foss D A R GOOD C I T I Z E N : Sheryl Worst 17 �UPPER L E F T: Q U I L L & S C R O L L - C A R D I N A L : K . Baron. ' . Vance. M . Hazelboker. E . Loose. G . PER R I G H T: Q U I L L & S C R O L L - M I R R O R TER: S TA N D I N G : J . Ramsey. S . Kerskes. E . Rhodes. S E AT E D . 4_ Mitmesser. J . N u t t . M . Kannlos. J . Severn. ABOVE: A R I O N A W A R D D i a n e Neitzert. R I G H T: A R I O N A W A R D - B A N D : Deb Schneider. 17 �Special Abilities UPPER L E F T : O U T S T A N D I N G B A N D M E M B E R : Lynn P e c k . U P P E R R I G H T: O U T S T A N D I N G C H O I R M E M B E R : D a n Jones. L E F T: B A U S C H & ENCE A W A R D : K e n t B i r i n g e r. A B O V E : F U T U R E H O M E M A K E R O F T H E Y E A R : Margaret Lenchead. 17 ���Best Wishes Seniors! "We hope you m a k e your home in Coldwater — the Recreation a n d Industrial Center of the Midwest." Greater C o l d w a t e r A r e a Chamberof Telephone 5 1 7 - 278-5985 65 D i v i s i o n St. C o l d w a t e r , M i c h i g a n ColdwaterDaily 15 WEST coil . . Reliable Washer Service on washers — dryers — stoves — dishwashers 24 M u n s o n St. P h o n e McKinleys Craig " f o r the finest at no Located in the Village Square 18 265 W . C h i c a g o Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-6718 �iCtlw-1)1 Jerry'sA & W "an island of refreshment" 411 E . C h i c a g o St. C o l d w a t e r Otto's&Sons' Evinrude Sales & Service Wilson & MacGregor Sporting Equip. Schwinn Bicycles On U.S. 1 2 n e xt to 1-69 Phone 2 7 8 - 5 3 8 5 Coldwater Greg Bouse finds Short's mattresses alter a hard day at school. Short & 202 M o r s e Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Frank Lucas Everyone listens t o To m Profit o n Jerry Ford, m g r. Specializing in . . . Homes — F a r m s — Commercial — L a k e 61 S . M o n r o e St. C o l d w a t e r , M i c h . WTVBColdwater WTVB Coldwater 18 �CONGRATULATION Graduates o f the Class o f 1970 QUALITY SPRING PRODUCTS. INC. K_ — — ...... QualitySpring SUBSIDIARY OF KutTi,IN4AN CORPORATION MANUFACTURERS OF COIL WIRE SPRINGS 355 J AY STREET P H O N E COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N 278-2391 �McComb "finest 48 W e s t C h i c a g o Street Phone 2 7 8 - 2 6 9 5 Colon TV Terri Tackett shows K a t h y Yo u n g and son a fine piece of china from Color TV — Auto Radios — Phonographs 8 South C l a y Street Phone 2 7 8 - 4 7 9 5 -Xiem 9ettie4/ Gifts for every occasion 50 W . C h i c a g o Street LEGG COMPANY 43 S o u t h M o n r o e S t r e e t COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N Phone 2 7 8 - 5 6 5 6 Janet Stankewicz a n d K a t h y S t e w a r t c a n h a r d l y wait to start their dream houses w i t h materials from Legg Lumber. Supplying Remodeling & New Construction Building Materials �"Case These ma Jivailable SHAW S 40 COLD Phon MANUFACTURED M. T. SHAW INC 52 ABBOTT "Star COLD MICHIGA ��BETTER GROCERIES at Community 487 West Chicago Street The crew at the B & K take a break well deserved while t h e i r boss. L e e Witm ye r. supervises. B& K The Best Kind' Grand a n d M a r s h a l l There is more to see — With Cable TV Located i n t h e ABC - CBS - N B C - INDEPENDENT Village Square EDUCATIONAL 71 West Pearl Street Coldwater, Michigan ,441e4le ColdwaterCablevision, 364 M a r s h a l l S t 278-5659 34 East Chicago Street P h o n e 2 7 8 - 8 6 1 6 C o l d w a t e r, M i c h i g a n �Coldwater Rendering Service to Since 1940 85 W . G a r f i e l d owner Edgar "Bud" Barnes complete food market Swart'sOne- Econom Lumber open 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. M o n d a y thru Saturday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays "The Do-It-Yourself Ya r d " 479 M a r s h a l l St. C o l d w a t e r , Mich. Open Sunday 10 a.m. to Noon Weekdays 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone 2 7 8 - 4 2 0 0 384 S. Jefferson St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 Congratulations Seniors! Corson Auto Phone 2 7 8 - 8 5 6 1 46 E . C h i c a g o St. C o l d w a t e r Headquarters for A r t Carved Diamonds Enjoy Family Fun at Cufy; Coldwater Recreation Phone 2 7 8 - 5 3 2 5 5 5 Coldwater 9 E. C h i c a g o St. — c i o r e "the jeweler you k n o w you can trust" 7 We s t Chicago Street 18 �Maybe rubbrrtg Ihe honk is the easiest way t o pay M I a debt, but wouldn't i t be easier for F l i p Johnson and D a n Jones t o just borrow the money a t Branch County Bank? COLDWATER, `Delephone 517 19 �DARMOTE — A I R CONDITIONING — — T.V. Downtown o n U.S. 1 2 John and A n n Toupalik Chris a n d Denise l i n e Coldwater Cleaners f o r their quick service. "GREEN State A p p r o v e d Campground Grocery — Bait — Tackle Cottage & Boat Rental fishing Located W e s t S i d e Rose L a k e Phone 2 3 8 - 2 5 5 4 Owners — Pat & D w i g h t Green Coldwater — PICKUP A N D DELIVERY — RUG CLEANING — ZIPPER SERVICE - ALTERATIONS — 2 H O U R SERVICE — HAT CLEANERS 86 S o u t h M o n r o e Street Telephone 5 1 7 2 7 8 - 6 8 8 0 SUCCES To the Class of 1970 oiacques ( - N s P. 0 . BOX 3 2 3 C O L D W A T E R , M I C H I G A N 4 9 0 3 6 Theodore Compa Phone 2 7 9 - 9 7 5 7 129 I n d u s t r i a l A v e n u e Coldwater, M i c h i g a n ZALIgAt We're nothing without 41 W . C h i c a g o St. C o l d w a t e r , M i c h i g a n NI �Mix-General Agency YOU Insurance / A O S E R V . Y O U 116.17. Leland Vance — Charles Berry Kathy and Janis can't seem t o hit the pins provided. so the) bring their own a t Midway Lanes. Congratulations! Class o f 1970 SoMiCo HEATING - AIR C O N D I T I O N I N G — PLUMBING SUPPLIE • Open Bowling Every Weekend 36 M i l l S t C o l d w a t e r , Michigan • Special Student Rates MIDWAY GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Cardinal Chemical and "Janitorial Supplies and Equipment for the Most in Your Chemical Needs" Service i s the first goal of the carhops ( ? ) Dog-N-Stids. 318 W . C h i c a g o St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n DOGCarroll a n d M a r g a r e t Knopp Owners 19 �DarlingDisplay THE M A R M O N G R O U P, I N C . * IV I lit — Women's, Children's and Men's Mannequins —Apparel —Display Equipment 306 S. C l a y St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 SALES OFFICES AND SHOWROOMS New Y o r k 47 W . 3 4 t h S t . Chicago L o s Angeles 222 W . A d a m s S t . 1 8 1 8 S . F l o w e r S t . Canada — P. 0 . B o x 1 9 2 , Cooksville, O n t a r i o �SOOT MICHIGAN N AT I O N A L BANK oviliatt n a t i o n al b a n k MCIZZ=MAIZI=MINIII continuous serilre Sherry K e l l y is the first t o ofier assistance a t the Southern Michigan in Coldwater. 19 �Call or Lake Erie Door Company Congratulations Seniors! Van Kampen Realty 340 J a y St. C o l d w a t e r , M i c h i g a n 4 9 0 3 6 Phone A r e a C o d e 5 1 7 279-9786 Vs m i l e w e s t o f C o l d w a t e r o n U.S 1 2 Whit Chevro For complete service of — — CAMARO — —CHEVY II — NOVA —MONTE — —CHEVY At W h i t e Chevrolet. Jackie a n d D o n know t h e y ' l l f i n d t h e c a r i n thenservice as well. KELLER'S Receive A l l Photographic Material D A I RY QUEEN at "Live a Little" 152 Division St. Doug M u n n always goes t o the D a i r y Queen for after game refreshments. Coldwater Optical Shop 25 West Chicago Street 19 �ARNOLD AUTO PARTS Your Headquarters for . . . — High Performance Engine Parts — Precision Engine Building — Passenger Car & Truck Parts 108 W . Chicago St. Dawn Belate gives some pointers to Ed Bosse on sign letter ing techniques. TRICITYl C o l d w a t e r Wilbur's Furniture Coldwater's Home of Fine Furniture 6 South M o n r o e Street Coldwater, M i c h i g a n " Q u a l i t y Plastic Plastic& Neon Signs Since 1935 Davis Marine, Your Center Manager for — "Dan" Davis —SEA RAY Sale — "Skip" WHALE — Servic SUPPLI "John" Brown Tim, Randy, Marlene, and Debbie take a demonstration ride on a 1970 Shi-doo found at Davis Marine. JOHNS STORAG Askidoo. SALES & Northeast Side o f Coldwater Lake on Lake Drive In —FLOAT BOAT RAFT —DRY DOCK �CHEEKY SAYS: Where You Save DOES Make a Difference George "Cheeky" J r. i s caught b y t h e yearbook photographers eytending a l o a n t o F a r m e r Mark and his neat bride. Deb. Save at . . BranchCounty Savings 30 W e s t Chicago S t r e e t Coldwater, M i c h i g a n �Congratulations Class of 1970 from Midwest DIVISION OF MARMON, INC. Office Located at 77 H o o k e r S t r e e t Coldwater, M i c h i g a n The Foundry Right Around the Corner "CREATORS OF QUALITY CASTING" 19 �Congratulations Seniors! Cutcher Supply Plumbing — Heating — Kitchens — Swimming Pools 639 E. C h i c a g o R d . Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Selling throughout Michigan "We list to Sell" Homes — Cottages — Farms — Commercial Laney Bernard M. Laney, Realtor 372 Marshall St. C o l d w a t e r Henry M. Your distributor of Shell Petroleum Products" 502 S o u t h C l a y Street Phone 2 7 8 - 8 5 3 8 C o l d w a t e r David \ ACTIO Aro I L J L _ _ _ I N O R T W O AUCTIO It seems that all hands are eager w h e n helping at Kelly Brothers AUCTIONEER - APPRAISER "The Voice o f A m e r i c a " 142 W a t e r m a n A v e . 2 7 9 - 9 0 6 3 Kelly Brothers For all your painting — commercial & residential, call KELLY BROTHERS Congratulations t o o u r G r a d u a t i n g Class o f 1970, our Professional Teaching Staff, o u r Tempo Store Fairfield Coldwater, M i c h i g a n istration, a n d Dedicated B o a r d o f Education f o r a Real E d u c a t i o n E ff o r t . Ta k e t h e " i f " o u t o f L i f e . Walt Balcom 19 �"A 110 Debbie K i m b l e Looks w i t h amazement a t a f i n e imported pottery at The Carousel. Cameras & Supplies Flower Arrangements TH CAROU Gifts, Occasion Cards Framed Pictures 62 Division Fanny Farmer Candy 62 D i v i s i o n St. Coldwater Dave Newberry. M a r y Jo Stock and Dave Royer are really flying high EXCAVATING & GRADING —Basement Excavating —Land Clearing 280 W . G a r f i e l d phone 2 7 8 - 8 6 9 5 20 Ricky Paradine and M a r t y Hufnagle are always getting into something at Jack & Sons Shell. Jack & 380 M a r s h a l l Street, C o l d w a t e r — 279-9914 — �FennwoodHouse Interior D e s i g n — Decorator Service Draperies A c c e s s o r i e s Carpets S l i p Covers Home Modernization Old U.S. 2 7 South, C o l d w a t e r, M i c h i g a n Mike Cappello discusses w i t h B o b t h e ease o f new car at G & G Dodge. G& G 959 E. C h i c a g o R d . TH DOD BOY Coldwater, M i c h i g a n — ph. 2 7 9 - 9 7 8 1 4cri and Frank are shown one of the many types o f carpets St Wolf's. INTERIORS B Y Inlaid Carpet I I Ceramic f 1 ° , 6 Draperies 74 W . C h i c a g o St., C o l d w a t e r O W, Here, M r. Johnson displays NI ing a snowmobile seat. I N N I Johnson's Top & Trim CONVERTIBLE TOPS SEAT COVERS — BOAT TOPS 38 Elizabeth St., C o l d w a t e r I, WOOD'S SAFETY C L A Y S T C 1.0-1 O L D A 5 E & W A T E 5 1 7 . 2 7 8 R M I C . I G A N 4 . 0 9 6 4 3 E 1 8 LLOYD B . HICKS, P r o p . Wheels — Frame — Axles Straightened Brake Service — Wheel Balancing " Yo u r Happiness is our Satisfaction" 20 �F E D E R A L - M O G U L CORPORATION COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N 4 9 0 3 6 U.S.A. DISTRIBUTION If you just know great engine 20 you just c orit �Ap H I L L HilPistonService 22 S . H u d s o n St., C o l d w a t e r, M i c h i g a n RICHVO 1111111\Mli Williams Phone 2 7 8 - 5 6 3 1 45 N . H a n c h e t t St., C o l d w a t e r " Yo u r f a m i l y p h a r m a c y " R. M. Zeluff W . H. Williams DonRatsNiagnauxDome 573 M a r s h a l l St., C o l d w a t e r The CARDINAL S t a f f Wishes to Thank Osborn Photo 42 E. C h i c a g o S t g f u g h ' s 7 . ) e l r y cS'hop and "The Jewelry Store w i t h You in M i n d " 159 H u l l St., C o l d w a t e r '74e D a v i e easilicucy 950 E C H I C A G O R O A D — Heating — Cooling — Swimming Pools — Water Softeners tiuyt - 13 Pierson S t r e e t For Their Help In Making This Yearbook Possible Wwa 2 . . e . a 4 WAwn e y e d ! 20 �Th ational E3 a nk o f SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN Wishes to Congratulate the Graduates of 1970 for Their Achievements in Leadership, Education and Sports Activities • \ \ In order to serve you better, we have offices in . . . Coldwater, Bronson, North Adams, and Quincy "The Bank of Action" 20- �114ORW, 11111 /010 Where the Action Is 52 W. Chicago St., Coldwater phone 278-5151 A whole shop devoted to clothes for young men only. Featuring a 50 foot wall of more than 2500 pairs of pants. See you at the Terry. Sara and D a i l ' chat w i t h Davey Jones on one o f his usual visits t o t h e Lion's Den. Lion's Woodward WO 0 D W A R D L W I = SERVICE DESIGNING W O O D W A R D FINANCING B U I L D I N G Serving Branch County Since 1881 B �CLIMAXMOLYBDENUM OF 460 JAY AAA Phone 2 7 9 - 9 5 11 R E F R A C T O R Y M E T A L C O L D W AT E R AMMINCON M O H . 0 , 4 , , , I P I C D I V I S I O N P L A N T Coldwater, Michigan 4 9 0 3 6 RALPH TO U PA L I K , I N C Serving the Coldwater LUEDDER'S SHOE STORE Area Since 1948 4 6 W . Chicago St. Lincoln — Mercury — American Motors phone 278-8646 Sho J. C. PENNY CO. POINT HARBOR MARINE Southern M i c h i g a n Mercury Always First Quality Motor Specialists "Your Family Store" Coldwater, Michigan — Phone 238-2408 58 W. Chicago St. 2 7 8 - 6 4 4 6 20 �Congratulations Seniors! GAMBLE-SKOGMO, INC. Dean-Timm 400 Jay Street DEAN REALTY C O M PA N Y Coldwater, Michigan Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-5621 South Side We l d i n g DALLY TIRE and 1 0 9 W. Chicago St. ACE HARDWARE Coldwater, Michigan 359 South Clay Street Coldwater p h o n e phones 278-5360 2 7 8 - 5 6 3 9 278-6040 RB & W Powdered R 9 I W P R I S M * OCTAL PRODUCTS IMC 325 J a y Street, C o l d w a t e r, Michigan phone 2 7 8 - 5 6 8 5 �Sponsors J. B. Branch Seaman Office Supply 9 S. Monroe St. 278-564 DEPARTMENT STORE "Serving Coldwater Since 1 8 8 6 " South Side Gulf 295 S. Clay St, 278-504 34 West Chicago Street Coldwater, Michigan G. C. Murphy Co. 31 W. Chicago St. 278-863 Kroger Company 430 Marshall St. 278-591 Don's Appointment Barber Shop 26 N. Clay St. 278-546 Cadet Motor Inn EAST C H I C A G O Coach Lite Motor Lodge U. S. 12 West 278-450 JUNCTION US 1 2 and INTERSTATE 69 Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-5617 Dave Sleffey a n d S h e r r y To y ! " Larry Zimmer at Corey's Best. Alamo Drive-In 511 W. Chicago St. 278-527 c l . h w t with Jim While's crew of electricians lend a grin t o a C A B D I N photographer. Gteti4- m•n's & o y ' s w e a r 20 21 W. Chicago St. 108 S. Hudson St. Coldwater, Michigan 278-4355 �3aulienJfein -Towers You A r e A l w a y s Welcome Experts in corsage a n d p r o m flowers Stukey's Inn "The areas w e d d i n g specialists" "In t h e heart o f C o l d w a t e r " 65 E. Chicago St., Coldwater 112 W. Chicago St., Sturgis Advertiser's Index Alamo Drive-In 208 Arnolds Auto B & K Rootbeer Balcom Insurance B r a n c h . , J. B . & Co 208 Branch County Br. Co. Federal Savings & Loan Assn Cadet Motor inn 208 Cangialoei Excavating & Cardinal Chemical & Carousel, Chamber of City Realty Climax Molybdenum 206 Coach Lite Motor Coldwater Cable Coldwater Coldwater Daily Coldwater Coldwater Recreation Coldwater Rendering Co. 189 Colon T V Community Grocery 188 Coreys Corson Auto Craig Pharmacy 182 Culligan 188 Culys Jewelry Catcher Supply Co 199 Dairy Queen 195 Daily Dar Bea Darling, L. Davis Co., Davis M a r i n e Dean Realty Dean- Ti m m Dog ' N ' Suds 192 Don Ray Don's Appointment Barber Economy Faulkenstein Federal-Mogul Corp. 202 Fennwood House First Nat'l Fredrickson G a m b l . Skogmo Inc. 207 G& G Green H i l l Piston House of Hughs Jewelry Interior by Jack & Sons Jacgu. Jerry's DriveJohnson Top & Kaiser Kelly Bros Kiess Jewelry Kroger Lake Erie Door Laney Legg Lumber Co. 185 Luedders Shoe McComb Shoe McKinley's 1876 House 182 Midway Midwest M i x -General Murphy's 5-10 Store 208 Norton & Osborn Otto's Sporting Penny, J. C. Co. 206 Photo Graphics Point Harbor Quality Spring B Sr W Powdered Metal Products 20 Reliable Washer Reyburns Seaman Office Shaw, M . T. Inc. Short & Sons 183 So M i Co. 192 So. Mich. Nat'l So. Side So. Side Welding & Ace Stukey's Swart's Tempo Theodore Bargman Touplik Inc. 206 Tr -City Van Kampen White Chevrolet Wilbur's William's Woods Safety Woodward Building WTVBZ a l . Jewelry 20 ��Aldrich, Richard Bohannon, Donald A.B., Hillsdale College M.A., Western Michigan University Bovee, Seton, Jr. B A . , Michigan State University Browne, Neil N. B.S.-MA., Western versity B.house, S. R. B.S.-M.A., Western versity Cook, Robert U.S., Andrews University Coscarelly, Phyllis A.B., Sienna Heights College Dewey, Lester M. B A . , Michigan State University M E . , Wayne State University Drago, Anthony P. B A . , Central Michigan University M.A., University of Michigan 13.1.7.71:11 B A . , Parker, 3 M i c h i g a n University Hobart, Fred B.S., Adrian College M A . , Western Michigan University Phillips, Ilda B.S., Central Michigan University King, Carlton M.A., Stanford University Schorfhaar, Alan B.S. Central Michigan University Western Michigan University Lindsay, Richard U.S., University of Toledo Shook, Marcettus, R.N. Mercy College of Nursing L o p . , Emil A.B., Albion College M A . , Michigan State University Smith, W. Wade B.A., University of Northeast Iowa Lori, Nadia B . S . B.A., University of Michigan Luce, C. L. R A . , Hillsdale College M S . , Bowling Green University v M . A e r s i n e n B A . , Valle, Brian S. U.S., Western Michigan University Wander, George, Jr. B.A., Park College B.D., McCormick Seminary Watson, Arleth A.B.-MS., Indiana University , John Monti Hillsdale College Weiler, Alice A.B.-B.S., University of Iffincis Detlef University of Michigan Palmer, Vernon H. W o s M A . , Saint Francis College Stankey, William F. . , Western t y Sussex, Charles U.S., Spring Arbor College McCurley, Donald Michigan College of nology Glenn Oaks Community College Grosser, Diana O l s e n , U.S., Western Michigan University U . S . , Hart, Nita B A . , Hillsdale College Sabin, Gordon L. B.M., Michigan State University Kelly, Carol U.S.. University of Dayton Fuller, Naomi B.S., M u r r a y University, Kentucky G r i m . , Irene M a r t i B A . , Western Michigan University Ropp, Dale C. B.S., Western Michigan University Kellogg, Wayne K. B.S., Michigan State University Lowe, Frank P. B.S., Hillsdale College Goodreau, Nancy A. B.S., Central Michigan University Rockey, Kathy B.A., Michigan State University K e . l e r, John U.S., Western Michigan University Frizzell, Guy B.M., Western Michigan University M.E., Wayne State University Fuerstenau, Patricia B A . , Alma College Porter, Orris B.A., Bob Jones University Johnson, William B. A.B., Albion College Wogerman, Mary E. B.S., Ball State University z c z R A y . n , s k i , Marie Nazareth College 21 ����Reach out To Communicate is the Beginning of 21 �A yearbook has two purposes; to record ties o f the year and t o reflect t h e mood students. W e believe t h a t we have accomplished the first purpose. However, we feel t h a t presented an idealistic view o f the mood of this particular year. We have portrayed the students of CHS as concerned, involved individuals when the majority was actually apathetic and unmoved towards not only school activities but lems as well. Communication may be the solution, because involvement develops cation a n d understanding develops volvement. We would like t o thank the following people for their help i n the production o f the NAL: sponsors and advertisers; photographers — The R. S. Sutula Studio, Richard Aldrich, S. R. Bushouse, Doug M u n n ; K a t h y Ta r r and Seton Bovee S r. o f t h e C O L D WAT E R PORTER; the staff of CHS, especially C. L. Luce, A. P. Drago, Delores Shiery, M a r i l y n Palmer, Alan Schorfhaar and Detlef Olsen; t h e Modern Yearbook Company a n d Russ Whitehead; a n d especially J o h n Martinen, o u r advisor, f o r h i s concern and tolerance. Eileen Loose & Colleen Vance Co-Editors in Chief Greg Business Manager 21 M O D E R N Y E A R B O O K .. . ����u__ � 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, 1970 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.) 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These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Coldwater https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/3f1735c655fbb7a22e38610054c80812.pdf 2386e0f29cce72b26a216105614ad52f PDF Text Text ����Coldwater Coldwater, �eople are strange, when they are strangers; people seem wicked when How of ten we have all heard " I could 7 get along without people," and of course we probably all know t h a t this would be a sad thing t o experience Without people you are nothing; you merely exist. With people you are somebody—a John, a Bill, o r a Mary. People are wherever you go, tall, short, black, and white. They teach you, they serve you, they laugh with you and they cry with you. The world would ring with sounds o f silence i f there were n o t any people. When you're a stranger, faces come o u t i n t h e rain, and no one remembers ABOVE: F a m i l ) living prepares students for ures i n life. R I G H T: She's gotta be i n where. F A R R I G H T: I t i s a f a i r thought t o help a young maiden over a fence. ���L E F T Gregg a n d C i n d y have f o u n d w h a t means something t o them. B E L O W : Security i s a w a r m thumb. B O T T O M : C ' m o n people. N o w l e e s g e t together. �BELOW: M r . Bushouse gives some B E L O W R I G H T: Tr i c k y a n d HeUe take a moment to discuss t h e i r impressions o f t h e U n i t e d States. R I G H T: W e l l a t least y o u don't have t h e b i g head. FA R R I G H T: T h e camera catches M a r k Hazelbaker in a serious mood. ��TOP: Nothing like a dash through a cemetery t o liven u p a day afternoon. A B O V E : A versatile student takes a t u r n a t the stove. R I G H T: Sophomores find that gym class can ��ABOVE: H e r e are m y passport. b i r t h certificate, card a n d driver's license. N o m a y I g o t o t h e john? A B O V E R I G H T: N o t h i n l i k e a hike on a Sunday afternoon. R I G H T: J i m and Cherie tool t h e •'Mo." �It's n o t often t h a t we hear someone say, "Gee, this has been a swell year!" Ye t we all know ing is there. I n every student there is an accomplished feeling of taking the bad with the good and of mixing work with play. The school plays, t h e games, t h e dances, a n d homecoming are only a few o f t h e events t h a t have made this year a memorable one. I n addition to school activities, students have found t h a t parties, Sunday afternoon g e t togethers, a n d tooling t h e M o have livened up the school year atmosphere. 1 �memeusecea- . . ABOVE: To m Vi c r y escapes the halls o f C H S t o have a feu: peaceful minutes t o himself. B E L O W R I G H T: Mike D o l l finds t h a t barbed wire fences are a b i t challenge. R I G H T: Shelby Stanley and Steve Dirschell capture a b i t of the Huck Finn mood as they a quiet river bank. B E L O W F A R R I G H T: T h e beauty of a miniature sea takes Robin from the r a t race f o r a few seconds. 1 ��ABOVE: I t ' s a real t r i c k t o s q . e z e seven people i n t o a phone booth. R I G H T: T h e 2 5 5 b e l l leaves o n l y Shelley Truce to think over the challenges the day has brought. F A R R I G H T: These grubby shoes, dreds o f o t h e r pairs, have l e d u s a l l gettable times. �Soiled saddle shoes are a symbol o f o u r h i g h school days. A t first the shoes were clean just as we were eager and bright t o begin man and sophomore years. The soles of the shoes were slippery, and i t was easy t o fall. One had t o be extra careful and to work hard to stay on his feet. The shoes, like us, have covered many miles, each one a milestone o f o u r lives. W e have encountered the bad, the challenging, and survived with and traces o f soil. The soles are wearing thin, and we are nearing the end of this school year. These shoes, even though grubby and well used, w i l l carry us t o receive our diplomas and then t o meet the lenges of our lives. ��L E F T: Dissecting a frog is one of the disadvantages of biology. B E L O W : Karen Winters is seen through the frame of her trade. B O T TO M : Putting ing touches on a sketch, Marian Urban demonstrates that w o r k a n d patience can produce beauty. Knowledge only 1 �To K n o w T h e m I s T o Respect T h e m M u r i e l Wigent — Executive Secretary The yearbook staff did a little research into the past o f our new superintendent, and we found t h a t he used t o be a mailman. That's why whether rain, sleet, snow, hail, or floods, the school must go on . . . M r. Olmsted has done what is felt by the community, ers and t h e students t o be a superb j o b i n running and organizing our school system t o make i t more effective in its purpose. Mr. Luce, new this year at CHS, has come to u s w i t h m a n y ideas a n d improvements which he feels we all are t o benefit the future years. H i s goal is to build up and or replenish t h e pride o f C H S t o t h e p o i n t where i t should be f o r a school o f i t s size, calibre, and talent. M r. Drago's job ant principal isn't glorious, and h e wouldn't win a student popularity poll, but he has done an excellent j o b i n relating school policy t o the every day circumstances. 1 Assistant Superintendent — A l f r e d Cyne Superintendent — Norman C. Olmsted �M r. L a c e enjoys a f r i e n d l y conversation w i t h a l i t t l e k n o w n person. Assistant Principal — A n t h o n , P t b a g , , CHS Feels the Effects of New Administration 1 �ABOVE: Mrs_ Aline Weiler serves oar school well as librarian_ L E F T: M r s . l a d y Stemma alurays has a smile l o r a student i n need_ B E L O W : M r s . Joyce Lathy. an all purpose secretor). lalfills her ii �3 1 , D r a g s , assistant p r i n c i p a l . a n t i M i s s S h i e r c o n k , a t the beg,n,ung of a nen day of work. Office, Library A r e 'Havens o f Answers' The school secretaries must be given nition for their efficient supervision and maintenance of the high school office. Their outstanding devotion has proven invaluable as they take on the daily routine of typing the daily bulletin, answering tions from students, faculty, and misinformed parents. The library is different things to For some the library has long been a retreat thoughts For others the library is a lounge with old friends and And for some, t h e library is a research study atmosphere, providing building blocks for the future in pages o f books. A n d as each leaf o f the book is turned another word is written and a future 2 �Students Travel Through R I G H T: M r . Boonstra i s a n e w member o f the C.H.S. LOW: C o a c h S c h r o f h a a r studies each sentence o f a composition as carefully as h e studies euver o f a football play. 2 �The Stages o f Literature "All t h e world's a stage a n d t h e people are merely players" — William Shakespeare English students at C.H.S. take on the note of players as they are swept into the exciting era of erary figures. I n their students study the gallantry of Julius Caesar, t h e unbelievable patience o f Job, and the talent of Omar Khayyam. As juniors, students travel through the lives of great novelists such as Ernest Hemingway, J o h n Steinbeck, a n d Sherwood Anderson. I n t h e i r senior year, students are confronted with the great works o f William Shakespeare, and find themselves reliving ating times of the Elizabethan period. C.H.S. English is indeed a challenge, but the knowledge one derives from i t becomes o f v i t a l importance a s t h e years RIGHT: There's always time for a bit of humor in Mrs. Hayes' class. BELOW RIGHT: The highlights of than era are presented by Mrs. Lori. BELOW: A teacher is one of closet I •6. 2 �Hemingway, Shakespeare, and A B O V E : M i s s Coscarelly t o o k o n the responsibility o f debate coach. R I G H T: " Wo u l d you ing that?" asks M r s . Grimes. 2 �On N e w Meaning TOP L E F T: Mrs. L o r i explains the symbolism i n B E T H . A B O V E : E v e n teachers have homework. L E F T : N o t a l l of a teacher's activities take place in t h e classroom. 2 �M r. Parker w i l l be remembered by Seniors for his friendly " H o l d i n the halls. The camera catches M r. Parker unaware. Language Gives Insight Into "Aber was kann ich sagen?" Students taking German I o r I I k n o w t h i s phrase well. With Detlef Olsen as structor, t h e German language comes alive as students learn the language and customs o f t h e Germanic peoples o f Europe. "Cerran sus masas, p o r favor." A n d so ends another Spanish class w i t h Monty Parker. Spanish I , II, and I I I are all supplemented w i t h speakers, a n d lectures, w h i c h h e l p Spanish students understand ish-speaking people of the world. M r. Parker prepares a future lesson l o r his unsuspecting students. 2 �ABOVE: "Come o n kids. t h i n k . These skits are morrow." B E L O W : D o n ' t w o r r y, M r . Olsen. t h e r e a r e better days ahead. TOP: T h e German Language i s no stranger t o M r . Olsen. A B O V E : C r a i g D a r r o w i s assisted w i t h h i s German. 2 �Today's Youth Participating in mock elections, going to watch Richard Nixon deliver a campaign speech a n d having the classroom filled with CBS all a part of learning history and government a t CHS. Students study f r o m current tions, along w i t h their history text, keeping u p with the new as well as t h e old. M r. Keeslar's varied collections as well as his robust enthusiasm for campaigns have caused many students to take more interest i n government a t b o t h local and national levels. History classes discuss topics openly. Students wonder why Israel and Egypt cannot get along, why studying the past w i l l help make a better future, and even why the U.S. is involved in the war in Viet Nam. Nobody can understand all the "whys", but we are trying. And that is what is important: To t r y and understand the world in which we live. 2 �VOMIN.....•••••••=1111i L E F T: M r. Keestar perches himself on h i s s t o o l a s h e watches o v e r his senior "angels". F A R L E F T: The halls o f C H S wouldn't be t h e same w i t h o u t t h e e c h o o f M r . Renshaw's lectures. mar Tomorrow's History FA R L E F T: M r . Davenport gains valuable experience a s a student teacher. L E F T: M r . nals t h a t everything i s A - O K a s he opens t h e voting booth f o r t h e mock elections. A B O V E : bart points out America's mistakes' of the past. 2 �They R I G H T: C o a c h B r o w n ' s h i s t o r y lessons range f r o m t h e stone age to L . B . J . B E L O W : T h e M a g n a Carta a n d s i m i l i a r documents a r e studied in M r. King's world history classes. B E L O W R I G H T : M r . King is swamped w i t h projects o n current affairs and the distant past. 3 �Man's L E F T: F o r one h o u r a d a y, M r. Bushouse occupies h i s physics, s t u d e n t s ' m i n d s with t h o u g h t s o f scientific phenomena: the refraction o f light. wave pulse, and vectors. L E F T A B O V E : Ta k i n g time out f o r a breather. both M r . Bovee a n d M r . L i n d s a y are thankful f o r a n o p p o r t u n i t y to g e t a w a y f r o m b i o l o g y, chemistry, a n d s t u d e n t s . ABOVE: M r . comes absorbed i n h i s work. 3 �Science Tests Student's Keeping up with our rapidly changing s c i e n t i f i c doesn't always mean knowing the latest formula. sists of the desire to quire, and explore. Chemistry and physics students can b e seen working after school o n puzzling experiments, ing as the magic of folds before t h e m . W o r k i n g with lab partners, t h e y learn the a r t o f intense interaction under scientific Biology students begin t h e year apprehensive secting frogs b u t are relieved to find that the class is terror t h e y h a d been l e d t o believe L E F T: Things look gran as M r. Lindsey deals out another test. ABOVE: M r. Bovee takes a break a f t , explaining the digestive system o f a frog t o his class. �L E F T, F o r t h e last t i m e , M r . Lindsey tries to demonstrate the art o f gas laws. sides leaching h i s jects. M r . L o d e takes h i s t u r n tending s t u d y h a l l . �R I G H T, Struggling with her senior math class. M r s . Watson patiently explains a problem. B E L O W: Mrs. Trebilcock's student teacher helps the c l a s s w i t h t h e i r g e o m e t r y problems. �Can You Do New Math With Old This familiar line from Peanuts has become t h e constant plea o f math students at C.H.S. Here they find t h a t Charlie Brown's h u m o r takes o n n e w meaning f o r them. Struggling w i t h t h e philosphy o f "new math", the wishy-washes, the blockhead's, a n d t h e all-knowing Lucy's are finding i t harder derstand than just to mination, such as holding onto a security blanket; skill, a s suing t h e R e d Baron; logic, l i k e knowing when t o come i n o ff t h e roof out o f the rain; perseverance, like that of waiting for the "Great Pumpkin" are required of all "new math" students. ABOVE: M r s . Trebileock smiles as dent u n f o l d s a n interesting t a l e entitled. " W h y I Didn't Do M y Hotneu.ork.” L E F T: Mrs. H a r t . a new faculty member, ponders over a question from a student i n bra I I class. 3 �Fred Davenport displayed much patience in his role teacher in the government and U.S. Miss Weber discusses pressing student problems with a student as precious class time Students Teachers Get Preview of The teachers and students alike are helped at CHS by the several student teachers. These student teachers come f r o m various colleges a n d universities f r o m throughout the state, b u t all o f them are joined here to t r y and teach us something, or to let us teach them something. CHS has always had a fine group ers, a n d t h i s year has surpassed i n q u a l i t y a n d a l l around capability. Mr. Ross and M r. Bohannon are to the students a t CHS, as we will testify. They plan for us, guide us, counsel us, teach us, and tantly they help pave the way to our future by getting us into colleges, universities, and trade schools. Miss Lane awaits the arrival of her All-American sweetheart—Clark Kent. 3 �"Wro:""ler 4 4 4 1 ° M r. Bohannon greets a l l of his students w i t h that same understanding smile. Good Never Too Mrs. Ross enjoys talking w i t h one o f h e r dents, To m Aldrich. Mrs. Barbara Ross is m e t b y m a n y pleasant surprises i n her job as counselor. 3 �MmIr-1 FA R R I G H T: M r . Sabin helps t o solve a students problem. R I G H T: H a r d sults i n f u n t o o . a s M r . F r i z z e l l a n d t h e choir prepare to leave for a performance at the J u n i o r H i g h . A B O V E R I G H T. - M i s s Coscarelly lectures t o h e r speech class o n correct procedure. A B O V E : M r . A l d r i c h . area commercial photographer, tography t o vocational students. 3 �Fine Arts Us to Art awakens us to life, to each other, to ourselves. Through the arts, people can find expressions for Artists search f o r relationships within their lives, their colleagues, themselves, and the world around them. Through an organized debate team, talented C . H . S . s t u d e n t s research, gather d a t a a n d f o r m opinions o n whether o r n o t t h e U.S. should have a compulsory selective service, t h i s year's chosen debate topic for the state of Michigan. I n forensics, terpert documented or original material, give speeches, and compete i n various competitions. More C.H.S. talent is displayed in the art classes where amazing creations are molded out of a weary lump of clay, and a blank piece o f canvas comes a b r i g h t summer d a y. �Above the The steady beat, "bounce, bounce, bounce, fingers, knuckles, h a n d s , " carries t h e r h y t h m resounding through the gym. The pounding echo of feet in motion provides the drumming background. Above this rhythm rises a syncopated beat as a volleyball is tossed over the net, w i t h backhand, forehand, a fist. ball guided deftly up the courts lends a rhythm to the mixture of unpatterned beat. The tempo o f each activity differs; tinue, and the beat goes on. M r. L o p e z , C H S d r i v e r education teacher, s m i l e s bravely a s h e prepares l o r a n o t h e r nerve-racking ride w i t h a student driver. Mrs. Gruner became t h e new girls' phys. e d 4 �Rhythm, the Beat Goes On Teamwork is a mast when playing basketball. Coach Kellogg times relays for grades. The girls rest between exercises. 4 �`sJapal �Typewriters Are Tools of This Trade imormir Through the fine program tional Education, C.H.S. students are prepared for full-time employment or for advanced training. Courses Typing I I , Stenography I I , Clerical and Secretarial Office Practice, enable a girl to learn the skills of an efficient office worker. Bookkeeping I I offers departmental and payroll accounting, a review o f adjustments, partnership accounting, and trade Students who succeed in en vocation a f t e r graduation h a v e C.H.S. to thank for their fine tensive background training. L E F T: M r . M y e r s t r a v e l s matics t o the Wo r l d o f Business. A B O V E : The Business W o r l d is a source f o r m a n y questions. B E L O W : G r a d i n g Comes a tedious task. 4 �As every office has a coffee break, these boys enjoy a Boys i n h o m e construction l e a r n step b y step h o w t o construct a house Don i l l ceurley has more than done his job as instructor for home construction. 4 �Retailing and Home Students High School HOME CONSTRUCTION A N D R E TA I L I N G To teach techniques o f building homes i s the main objective of the home construction class. They have built some fine there are many happy home owners t h a t will testify to the excellence of the program. Retailing i s designed t o teach interested students the fundamentals of business in our modern world. This business family is headed by W. W. Smith, the notorious father of L a Costa Nostra; a n d a l l graduating students receive immediate placement in Sicily. The famous " l i g h t bulb" turns on every morning a t 8 a.m. Pain S m i t h learns h o w t o deal w i t h customers b y working i n Penney's. M r. Smith seems t o he conforming to the latest fads. 4 �Industrial Vocations is a program i n which students can learn on the job. Boys working in t h e downtown garage under t h e direction of Mr. Ruesink, learn the basic for entry into full-time employment. vice a n d o v e r -hall cars a n d probe i n t o t h e mysteries an Boys working i n t h e drafting the same opportunity t o a p p l y t h e i r skills. After taking the basic course in drafting at the high school, they can study i n the downtown vocational 4 �Students Take Advantage Many Vocational ABOVE L E F T. K e i t h Snyder ing a b i t humerous a t times. B O T T O M LEFT.- M r. Ruesink explains the use of an engine tester. L E F T: M r . Cook takes a few minutes from h i s busy d a y t o confer with a school schedule. ical know-how i s passed o n t o t h e boys in A u t o Mechanics from t h e i r instructor. M r. Ruesink. 4 �Co-op and Health Occupations F I R S T ROW: Janean Cox, M a r y Jane McCollough, Joyce Budd, Colleen Schafer, L i n d a B u r r i t t . S E C O N D R O W: Susan Gottschalk, man. M i k e Crabill, Pam Rasey, Pam Wilbur. 4 Steve E b b / t i h a s a f r i e n d l y smile f o r h i s customers. �Business and Professional World F I R S T R O W : J e r r y D u l i n . D a r n B e l o w, B a r b a r a Chester. S E C O N D R O W: M r s . Shook, W i l m a Merlde, Pat Reese, Sue ZeboLsky, Vicki Morehouse, Janie M i t messer. T H I R D R O W : L e s l i e Tr i m b l e , K a t h y E l l i s , D a w n Towne, Janet George, Judy Mason, Joyce Swan, C o n n i e Omo. F O U R T H R O W : S h i r l e y Boger, V i c k i R o u s c h , Sue Richards, P a t Pohl, K a r e n Resler, Penny S n y d e r , Rhonda Summers, K a t e Corson. CO-OP A N D H E A LT H OCCUPATIONS Many students who are planning to go into business a f t e r h i g h school o r college g a i n much o f t h e necessary experience t h e y w i l l need later from the cooperative gram here a t CHS. U n d e r t h e direction o f John Dygert, this program excells in creating future business men for the upcoming years. The health occupations people receive their training in the field of social work cine. They work at the hospital, Maple Lawn and t h e Coldwater State Home. Marcettus Shook directs these girls f o r the betterment of the community. Mrs. Shook gives advice t o one o f her pupils. 4 �Janitors Clean Up After the Home Ec. Crew This i s a f a m i l i a r scene every school d a y. L E F T: S m i l e ! Yo u ' r e o n C a n d i d Camera. A B O V E : M r. Collins and Mrs. N u t t care for our school facilities. The Home Economics class, taught by Naomi Fuller, helps teach the students how fully manage a household i n t h i s constantly changing world. A few years back you were lucky t o be born without taste buds i f you had t o attend CHS. But i n recent years, and t h i s year especially, our cooks are doing a wonderful job. A l o t o f credit goes to the head cook Mrs. Knowles. I f you see someone pushing a broom citing poetry, d o n ' t worry. I t i s only Charley busy a t work. We not only have janitors fancy with t h e i r brooms, b u t w e have t h e m w i t h pizazz in their personalities. �The outgoing personality o f Naomi Fuller has added new spirit t o the Home Economics Department o f CHS. Patricia Fuerstenau smiles bravely a s s h e prepares f o r another hour with one o f her senior f amily living classes. Cooking a n d sewing are n o t t h e o n l y subjects taught i n Home Economics. Karen W i n t e r s concentrates o n f i n i s h i n g h e r project. 5 �B E L O W: Patrons o f t h e Goodie S h o p were surprised to be served breakfast b y M r. Goodreau. R I G H T: M r . Goodreau serves coffee t o fellow f a c u l t y members after the mad breakfast rush. ABOVE: M r s . Hayes gives M r . Johnson a piece o f h e r m i n d a s t h e y p e r f o r m in t h e f a c u l t y p l a y S L I C E I T T H I N . R I G H T: M r . Keeslar gets an interesting shot for splash magazine. �CRS. Faculty Is Reserved For Teachers a r e human, too! E v e r y t i m e a student makes that discovery he thinks he has come up with a great new truth. A few fortunate souls whose mothers or sisters or uncles are teachers have an earlier exposure to t h i s startling fact. T h e y know t h a t teachers aren't eternally devising ways to Make life difficult for students, that they usually have mAny outside interests. Students are sometimes unfortunate i n n o t being able t o see the other side o f their teachers. I n school they observe o n l y t h e side t h a t gives " p o p " quizzes, assigns term papers, o r tells you t o get moving when you're just waiting for a friend t o walk t o class with. Two good examples o f these outside interests are the faculty play and the donation of some teachers' time to keep the Goodie Shop open during its owner's illness. �Organizatio 5 �L E F T: M r s . Sellmer. advisor t o the yearbook staff, is caught o f f g u a r d b y a n grapher. B E L O W: Note i t s your t u r n t o smile, M r . Sultan! B O T T O M : Gregg Dean. a yearbook s t a ff member. celebrates the finishing o f A will to work behind 5 �A B O V E : M . S m i t h , advisor, p a t i e n t l y waits 1 m t h e start o f the meeting. R I G H T: M a y o r Nianne calls the meeting to order. 5 �Commission Installs New Projects Coldwater i s fortunate t o have o n e o f t h e finest commissions i n the whole state, nation, the whole world. Why, even L B J , i n one of his many visits t o CHS, commented on t h e efficiency o f o u r student government. W e n o t only have t h e best looking mayor i n t h e Tw i n Valley but we also have super comedian "Cheeky" Pierce. Just ask J i m Rohloff; he'll tell you t h a t Coldwater has one o f the most missions on the market. I t ' s a credit and relief to know that we are so gifted to have such talented (and good-looking) commissioner on the ing f o r the betterment o f our school and social life. Now seriously, all of the above are true. Two lonely representatives attend a Commission meeting. B A C K R O W: P. Byrne, ( I . " . . . M r . Smith, D . Pierce, K . Johnson, N . MacDonald. F R O N T ROW: C. Mosier, M . K e l l y, K . Smith, K . Stewart. 5 �Bonnie Lukcwcek and Cindy Green are busy checking on other schools' yearbook again. Bonnie confers w i t h Mrs. Belittler, shout redures. Y E A R B O O K S TA F F, F R O N T ROW: D a n Watson, K a y Culver, Robin Kerr, Bonnie Lukazcek, C i n d y Green, E l l a B u r k , Chris O N D ROW: Bob Watson, Eileen Loose, Colleen Vance, Gregg Dean, Don High. 5 arbook �STAFF Bonnie Lukazcek Cindy Green Robin Kerr Kay Culver Ella Burk Christie Balcom Bob Watson Dan Watson Eileen Loose Colleen Vance Gregg Dean Don High Susan Gottschalk Greg Mark Hazelbaker Mrs. Sellmer thinks about the better things in life. Cardinal Strives Deadlin Between Mr. King's and Mrs. Sellmer's room is a t i n y nook t h a t most students don't even know exists. I n this little room, yearbook staff members s t r u g g l e w i t h incomplete copies, blurred negatives and unmet deadlines. ( A l l of the members join together w i t h t h e i r pica rulers, charts and paper, attacking sirable counting, cropping and making other preparations i n order t o t u r n o u t what they promise to be "the best ever.") The entire staff unites to share the joy of returned blow-ups or the discouragement i n realizing t h a t t h e last roll of film was taken with the cap on of the In all, this year will be memorable not only for the crumpled masses of copy i n the waste basket o r the desperation t o meet deadlines, but mostly because of the experiences shared. I t just seems things are always piling up! 5 �MIRROR and CHATTER Keep F R O N T ROW: L . Ward, J. Foley, S. Hauska, S. Kecskes, J. S e v e r n , M . Shank, D . Pierce, S . S m i t h , M . Ekerhardt, C . Nutt, P. R o h l o f t S E C O N D R O W : V . Wa r d , A . U n d e , J . S t e e l e , R. LaBelle, E . Rhodes. Angelica Unde laboriously proof reads her page. 6 Kathy Swanson shows a n extreme interest i n M i k e S h a n k . . his work that is. �Body The Coldwater checkerboard press, otherwise known as the Mirror, gives the students their monthly dose of humor, gossip, and real important news. Headed and watched over by Purple Hayes, they fill homeroom and other classes with quips and quirks of delectable news. Sara Hauska and Susan Kecskes are co-editors a n d deserve a l o t o f congratulations f o r getting o u t t h e M i r r o r and making i t as interesting as i t is. When you wake up Saturday morning or Saturday afternoon it's always a pleasure t o have the Coldwater Weekender there to read. And at the heart of the paper is the "Coldwater Cardinal Chatter News." I n case you don't see so well early Saturday morning (double vision), you can always tune in on WTVB at ten o'clock and hear all o f the past and future events i n which you were or are about to be a part of. Purple Hayes supervises Pat Roilloll and Sora F R O N T R O W: L . Lovell, L . Ta y l o r. S E C O N D R O W: M . Lawhead, R. Breakstone, D . Briggs, D . W i t m y e r, D . Schneider, K . Swanson. �F U T U R E T E A C H E R S , F R O N T ROW: M . Perrin, C. Catey, S . VanKampen, T . Woodward, K . Culver. T H I R D R O W : D. Phelps, J. Knight, J. Snyder, L . Hemker, S. K e l l y. SEC- M i s s Philips, J . Simons, M . Shank, W . L y t l e , M . Tr y o n , O N D ROW: N . Rakestrarn, C. BaIcon, P. Nearpass, M . jade, D . Briggs, C. Av e r y. They Learn By Doing S T U D E N T L I B R A R I A N S , C. Snow, K . Hiilborg, neman, S. Parker, G. Petsh, P. M o r r i l l , L . German, G. Sours, V. Roush. 6 �They M o l d Minds, Metal, a n d W o o d SHOP C L U B , A T D E S K : T . Schutt, F R O N T R O W : T . T H I R D ROW: D . Glant, a Blanton, G. Barnes, L. Cushing, J. Arnold, D. Huss. SECOND ROW: D . I N G : A . Blosser, E. Sell, D. Fadden, D . Brooks, W. Barnes, Hurley, D . Morehouse, D . H a r m o n , L . C l a r k , P. Loose. T . Reed, M r. Stankey. To some o f us, spending t h e rest o f our lives in school may seem a treme a n d extraordinary, b u t t o t h e future teachers, it's a prospect they are looking forward to. O f course, there are those of us who will spend the rest of our lives in the second grade because we just aren't awfully smart. The Future Teachers' Association i s geared to teach the members more about the teaching profession. This goal ter understanding i s often achieved b y practice, so many o f the members have jobs in the afternoon i n our elementary school. They observe as well as teach and the program has been highly successful as a basis f o r going i n t o t h e teaching career The shop club is an organization that enables boys interested i n t h i s further their knowledge i n woodworking by attempting projects together. This shop club member practices a shill that may b e his livelihood. 6 �F U T U R E N U R S E S A S S O C I AT I O N , from L E F T to R I G H T: P. Reese, V. Roush, C. Norman. K . Resler, P. Rasey, Mrs. Shook, W. Merkle, V. Morehouse, D . Belote, J . B u d d , J . Mitmesser. S E AT E D : S . Zebolsky and J. Walker. T H E Y O U N G R E P U B L I C A N CLUB, F I R S T ROW: A . Baird, A. Lopez, T. Fiske. S E C O N D R O W : N . Olmsted, M . McCullough, M . Nowaski, C. Weage. T H I R D ROW: J. Simond, J. Johnson, D. Schneider, T. Heller, M r. Kessler, L . Franklin, T. Heller. 6 �The Future Nurses' Association i s comprised of girls who hope to further their education i n the field of medicine. Many of them work in the Community Health C e n t e r where t h e y learn t h e basic skills that will be required of them in their Just as the Future Nurses ing t o better their education cine, the Future Homemakers ing t o lean' more about t h e i r future role as housekeepers and housewives. They study t h e r i g h t ways t o shop, thrifty ways to prepare meals, and how to take advantage of real bargains. The Future Secretaries' Association is aimed a t promoting knowledge o f office work. In their meetings they learn of new techniques that will be of use to them i n t h e future. Representatives from business machine companies talk to the club about the kinds ment that is being used today and the proper way to handle it. T H E F U T U R E H O M E M A K E R S a r e f r o m L E F T t o R I G H T: L i l i e Lovell, Rus.selle Breakstone, Sherry Enos, Helle Mathieson, a n d L i n d a Pifer. Knowledge Plus Practice T H E F U T U R E S E C R E TA R I E S A S S O C I AT I O N . F I R S T ROW: K . Snyder. R . Broughman, S . Robbins, V . Barringer, J. Smith, E. Loose, S. Sperry. K . Hillborg, B. Lukazcek. SECOND ROW: J . D u l i n , E. Schlutz. S. Stephenson, C. Green, T. Lytle, C. Mosier. B. Warkoczeski, C. Fee. L. Lovell, K . Rumsey. T H I R D ROW: J . Foley, J. Warner, M . Poling, D. Macklin, D. S w a r t , K . B r a n d . . K . Easterday, C. Malovey, N . Luckazeek. M . Pope, R. Lawrence. F O U R T H ROW: M . Lindblom, J. Wise. C . Burritt, S. Griffin, S. Goebel, P. Adams, S. Herman. K . Porter, J. Herrick. G. Solis. 6 �THESPIANS BACK R O W : K . Clyne, C . VanLanen, J . Milliman, M . Urban, M . Reynolds, M . Coates, Miss Coscarelly, G. Dean, ID. Houser, C. Shafer, P. Rolhoff, S. Stanley, T. Lytle, K . Culver, S . VanLanen, T. Voss, C. Goodwin. 2nd ROW: D . Scheinder, D . Walkup, K . Chester, E , Blanton, J. Dean, K . Swanson, P. Griffin, L . Feller, C. Morehouse. lot Stock, C. Wilson, C . Stewart, T . Almeda, T . Luther, M . Bailey, K . Easterday, C. Weaver Thespians learn the Ins and Outs The Thespians, under the direction of Phyllis Coscarelly, capitalize on the theatre. bers learn the techniques and skills of acting along with an acquaintance with t h e modern theatre. The Teen Chamber works closely with the Coldwater Chamber of Commerce on many of its worthwhile activities. One o f the most important of these is the judging of lights and decorations on the houses over the Christmas holiday. T h i s fine organization i s Nita Hart. Thespians live i n their own world on t h e stage. 6 �TEEN CHAMBER, B A C K ROW: J. Borden, K . B r a n d . , K. Porter, B. Watson, P. Byrne, T. Rzepka, K . Culver, E . Schultz, J . H i n k l e y, M r s . H a r t . 2 n d R O W : J . Metters, J. Wise, C. Dean, P. Rolhoff, E. Pet.°ld, D. Macklin, G. Giant. 1st ROW: C . M c M i l l a n , R . Cushing, E . B u r k , S. Stanley, K . Haynes, G. H y a t t Teen Chamber Works to Mrs. H a r t , advisor, struggles w i t h daily problems concerning the Te e n Chamber. 6 �ABOVE: B . Lenning, T. L u t h e r, M . lade, V. Allen. B E L O W : Marsha F i s h e r a n d B o b L e n n i n g practice j a r a n upcoming debate. B E L O W R I G H T: B o b L e a n i n g seems t o e n j o y t h i s relaxed position. 6 �.411c17 i p h i , t i d f l v i e l The debate team of the '68269 season may have been small i n number, b u t they proved themselves large in stature. In the tournaments, the participated i n a fashion t h a t represented CHS as most commendable. Amongst bators there m a y b e a f u t u r e governor, o r congressman, o r ambassador, o r even ident. The vigor o f t h e forensics team i s typical of CHS; yet they stand out in their uniqueness and talent. They entered in such tournaments as the Battle Creek Bowl and the districts, and those w h o qualified w e n t t o People in these programs deserve a lot of credit because i t isn't easy to get up at 5:30 to go to those tournaments. Forensics and Debate Improve Speaking Ability FORENSICS T E A M , F R O N T R O W : M . Fisher, B . L e n - H e r m a n , M . McCollough, M . Coats, D . Briggs, J . H i n k l e y. sing. S E C O N D ROW: A . Lopez, R. Brauker, L . Watson, L . F O U R T H R O W: V. A l l e n , W. Ly t l e , E . Anderson. Boley, D . Phelps. T H I R D R O W: E . Treacy, S. Stanley, G. 6 �• Band Activities Marching, Festivals, and We're proud of our music man, M r. Gordon he has n o t o n l y taught u s how t o display o u r talent more effectively, but he has also done a great job in organizing and directing our band. Many of the individual members deserve a lot of credit for their work which they put in to make the band so great. I t is certain that the band as a whole is worthy of our highest praise. They have been an invaluable asset at our home football games because of the entertainment they provided for us during half time. T h e y are as equally appreciated a t pep assemblies and home basketball games where they always are there to raise a l i t t l e spirit and a lot of pride. Ella B u r k displays the fine a r t Hours of work go into a half-time show. F R O N T ROW: J. Hinkley, D. Collings, L. Cox. B . Badders, N. Bucannon, D. Stickney, R . Heffelfinger, N . Rakestraw, K . Stewart, C . Frohnapfel, D . Schneider. S E C O N D R O W: Y. Morales, D . Wa l u p , C . Frohnapfel, S. Menendorph, N. Sturgeon, K . Va n Avery, C. Stewart, V. Marvin, T. Patch, L . Peck, D . Hefner, W . K l o t z , D . Collins. T H I R D ROW: J . Dove, C. Av e r y, F. Voss, C. Lenard, J . Pitts, D . Worst, R . Scantlan, C. Sussex, F. Johnson, R S m i t h , E . B u r k , R . W i c k a m , R . Douglas, R . L a y m a n , R . Barnes, D . B y e r s , J . Vo l p e , W . E n g l i s h . F O U RT H R O W: R . Nelson, K . Clyne, D . Atkins, J. Kaleva, R . White, D. Pierce, G. D u n n , C. Darrow, M r . Gordon Sabin, D . M u n n , Kee, R. Williams, C. M i l l e r, P. Moore, D. Watson. 7 ��The Harmonious Voices of Creation I f y o u see a certain person walking around with a plunger in his hand, it's most likely not what you think it's for. Now, we return to the choir. As we all will recall, in one of the many presentations given to us this year by the choir, there was a variety of of which was that of a plunger. The CHS Choir and ladiers have long been a source of great pride for our high school. I t seems t h a t e v e r y t i m e t h e y attend a contest, they with awards and first the trillions. I f y o u missed t h e excitement this year, remember, Uncle Skip Wants YOU! R I G H T: D i a n e Neitzert sings a solo at a n assembly. CHOIR, F R O N T ROW: M r. Frizzel, T. Almeda, M . Culbert, K. Bowerman, D . Zegarski, P. C o r e y, S . N o h n , Knight, S. A s h , M . Simons. S E C O N D ROW: J . Williams, J. Sewell, L . Gooch, J. Bopp, C. Sussex, P. Rohloff, C. Rainey, J. Knight, C. Trans. T H I R D ROW: D. B u r r i t t , P. Smith, D. 7 Walkup, D . M u n n , T. Voss, D . Jones, D . Snyder, R. Clark, N. Olmsted, D. Neitzert, J. Moore. F O U R T H ROW: E. Ford, D. Coates, K . Yu n t , M . Doll, M . M c N i t t , D. M u n n , D. E l y, G. Hartfield, D . Hinderliter, J . Luce, L . D o t y, �All Your Blues Away B A L L A D I E R S , F R O N T ROW: D . Zegarski, T. Almeda, N . C l a r k . D . M e N i t t , J . Bobb. F O U R T H R O W : M . D o l l , D Olmsted, D . Walup. S E C O N D ROW: J . Williams, S. Nolin, J o n e s , D . Snyder, D . M u n n . D. N e i t z e r t , J . Sewell. T H I R D R O W : D . H i n d e r l i t e r, R . M r. Frizzell directs t h e choir through a better year than ever before. Pam S m i t h i s caught o ff guard i n Choir. 7 �Foreign Exchange G E R M A N C L U B , sitting L E F T t o R I G H T: P. Shemel, finger, V. Dalchow, G . Denbrock, V . Lukas, C . ROW: C. Frohnapfel, E . Schultz, A . Unde, S. Brown, D . Norton, D . Wright, C. Vance, J. Blanchard, M r. Olson. S PA N I S H C L U B , F I R S T ROW: E . Blanton, S. Worst, C. Gull, LeAnn Hempker. S E C O N D R O W : A . Lopez, T . F i s k e , M . M c D o n a l d , S . Butcher, R . Travelbee, C. VanLannen. T H I R D R O W: S . Stanley, K . Snyder, C. Tompkins, R. Breakstone, D . Watson, M r. Parker. 7 �CHS a Melting Pot EXCHANGE STUDENTS. A s i n t h e past, C H S has been the "melting p o t " for exchange students from all parts of the world. Germans, Finns, Philipinos, Danes, Swedes, and Norwegians have come together a t CHS. They're not only students but they also assume the role of teacher in the language. I t ' s a credit and a privilege to have such a wonderful program here at CHS. Marianne. o n e o f t h e s h y e r exchange students. i s caught off guard i n English class. T H E E X C H A N G E S T U D E N T S are from L E F T to R I G H T: Elizabeth Petzold, Yu k k a Kaleva, Angelica Unde, M i k e Eberhart, HeIle Mathimon, Mariann lberhagen, Ingunn Jacobsen, and Tr i s k y Almeda. 7 �Dan Watson shows why he was the winner of the best luck award i n the Paper Airplane Contest. They Do Their Thing The Science and Math plored t h e mystic world dynamics b y w a y o f a plane contest. Mrs. Watson and Mr. Bovee guide the members through many tricky problems in math and science. C H S can boast o f one o f the most spirited Pep Clubs in the Twin Valley. Pep signs and sayings proved t o be their bag. dents' school s p i r i t couldn't help but be lifted b y this group timists led by M r. Keesler. SCIENCE- M A T H C L U B , F R O N T R O W : A . Lopez. C . Catey. S E C O N D ROW: M r. Bovee, D. Norton, C. Rogers, C. Cuthbert, J. Sevein, D . Schneider, K. Frohnapret, S. Keckes 7 �PEP C L U B , F R O N T R O W: D . B u r r i t t , M . Lindbloom, E . Loose, C. Norman, M . Haynes, V. Wa r d , M . Reynolds, K . DiIon, K . Haynes, M r . Kessler, S E C O N D R O W : J . N u t t , L. Lovell, C. Fee, P. Pohl, L . Masters, K . Jepson, K . Smith, M. K e l l y, E . Blanton, B . R i c k , J . Burcher, B . Blanchard, T H I R D ROW: S. Zebolsky, V. Morehouse, S. Luck, man, J . Trimble, M . M i l l e r, T . Ta c k e t t , L . M c K i n l e y, V . Walker, C . Kosmerick, F O U R T H R O W : C . Goodwin, M . Capella, S . K e l l y, P. Reese, S . Gottschalk, C . Shafer, N . MacDonald, S. Stanley, C. Foss, T. Fiske, A . Lopez, F I F T H ROW: J. Bailey, S. Peterson, C. Allen, J. Hashley, M . Doll, D. Gage, T . Rzepka, D . H u n t l e y, S . Tr u e s , C . Hawkins, S I X T H R O W : P . H a w l e y, M . Reynolds, D . H a p n e r, B . Shettler, S. Hauska, J. Trues, P. Byrne, D. Pierce, son, L. Raymond, S. Olmstead, K . Weidner �F I R S T ROW: L. Sherfield, K. Fiske, R. Cushing, I. Jacobson, D . Posante, E . Schultz, P. Hankins, L . Lovell, C. Johnson, C . M c M i l l a n , C . M i l l e r. S E C O N D R O W : E . F O U R T H R O W: M . Herman, P. Nearpass, N . Thacher, L . Petzold, S. Ta y l o r, S. Bauer, K . Winters, D. Ta y l o r, A . Long, B u r r i t t , L. Peck, A . Unde, J. Luce, D. Burritt. C. Norman, C. Snow. T H I R D ROW: M r s . Grover, C. Smith. GAA Enjoys Sports in a Cheryl perlorms an amazing stunt on t h e rings. Grace a n d poise are exhibited i n routine gymnastics. 7 �Tri-H-Y Participates The Girls' Athletic Association sparked threat i n athletics i n many o f CHS's outgoing girls. T h e y p u t i n time outside o f t h e regular physical education classes in order to learn more skills i n gymnastics and t o take part i n such sports as bowling, volleyball, and swimming i n Hillsdale. The Tr i - H i - Y Club is a service organization concerned w i t h t h e betterment o f t h e greater Coldwater Community. Directed b y Mrs. Lori, the club has launched such worthwhile projects as food and clothing drives, candy sales, and camp outs. As in years before, selected girls from the club attend the Michigan State lature a t Lansing. Three days are spent at the capital, girls playing the roles of young senators and legislators. The girls amend and pass laws. F I R S T R O W D . Reese, L . Trimble, S. Zebolsky, P. Hawley, K. Smith. S E C O N D R O W M . Culbert, C. Trana, G. A d l e r, T. Gates, C. Catcher, C. Rodgers, B . Church. T H I R D R O W K . Winters, S. K e l l y, M . K e l l y, D . Hapner, B . Rick, T. Ta c k e t t , M. Raynolds. F O U R T H R O W S. Luck, P. Pohl, B. Shettler, S. Hauska, M . Raynolds. Tr i - H i - Y officers a r e M a r t h a Reynolds, Pat Pohl, and Sara Henske. 7 �KEY CLUB, S TA N D I N G L E F T T O R I G H T: M r . Johnson, S. DeLoach, G. B M . ' D. Atkins, F. Moler, J. Barber, S. L u t h y, T. Fiske, T. Davis, baker, J. Swanson, P. Snyder, T. Heller, G. Paradine, B. Doll. S I T T I N G : T. Forsythe, F. Johnson, S . Olmstead, H . Masson, D . Patterson, D . Robley, G. Lowe, F. Hawkins, T. Sowles. Key Club Gives The officers o f the K e y Club are C. house. J . Barber. and Scott DeGooch, who is not present. 8 Betterment of the school munity has been the objective of the CHS K e y Club this past year. Under the direction o f M r . Johnson, t h e y have p e r f o r m e d m a n y w o r t h w h i l e tasks. One project was the sponsoring of a needy family, and another was attending the state convention. The Coldwater C Club is made up of the boys who receive their varsity letter or letters. The club stresses the importance of excellence in sports but also the principles of ship. On and off the playing ketball court, tennis court, track o r wherever they are, they are expected t o uphold t h e principles o f clean living. �C Club Sponsors Successful Club concession slaw!. C CLUB, R O W : F I R S T R O W : Coach 1 . o , , D . Watson, C . M a c R a e , D . Blaskie, T. Whitson, M . Dalchow, E. E . Rhodes, K . Keeton, M. Papke, P. Newman, Bob Watson, Joe Metters. SECOND ROW: T . Davis, D. Rubley, G. Lowe, D. Newberry, J. Bopp, L Sherrick, C . A l l e n , S . Barringer, S . H i n k l e y. T H I R D R . LaBelle, J . Hashley, M . Cappella, C . Steel, J . R a h r i g , F. M o l e r, D . Watson, D . Rumens, P. VanKampen, J . Swanson. F O U R T H ROW: P. Rubley, J. Lowe, Q. B e r r y, K . Smith, D. Adler, D. Scheidler, M . McDonald, R. Barnes, J . Hauska, J . Cuthbert. �C A M P U S L I F E , B A C K ROW: S. Lindner, F. Pope, T. Heckman, N. Rakestraw, M . Lawhead, B . Flickenger, R . Smith, D . Wa r n e r, M r. Parker, M r . Myers. R O W T W O : L . Heckman, J. Mitmesser, J. Simons, M . Culbert, C . Rodgers. R O W O N E : B . Staley, B . Warner, K . M i l l a r d , R . Breakstone. Campus Life, Camera Club, Assemblies A d d CAMERA C L U B , S TA N D I N G : E . M . Eberhart, D . Munn, M . S h a n k , D . M u n n . S I T T I N G : A . U n d e , E . Schultz. 8 Campus L i f e , Camera C l u b , Assemblies Betterment o f s c h o o l l i f e through brotherhood tian fellowship is the goal of the Campus Life Club. This club has helped i n many jects, a n d most o f the members also take active roles i n TA P ' s and o t h e r such programs. The Camera C l u b i s largely responsible for taking all tures f o r t h e yearbook and t h e Mirror. These boys take tures, get t o carry cool cameras as i f they were hall passes (huh Scott?), a n d g e t t o w a l k r i g h t out into t h e middle o f the gym in t h e middle o f assemblies a n d act as if they are taking a picture. The yearbook salutes y o u a n d thanks you for all t h e help you gave them. �to Many Facets a a UPPER L E F T: M a r k Harelbaher introduces omore candidate for Pep Queen. To n i TOM L E F T: P a t Corey a n d Debby N o r t o n display their talent in the Sophomore talent assembly. A B O V E : Coach H o b a r t introduces t h e basketball team a t t h e awards assembly. 8 �Crowning Is the Highlight Flowergirl. Maggie Reynolds, a n d crownbearer, A d a m S m i t h , share the excitement o f the Homecoming parade w i t h Christy. The highlight o f Homecoming 1968 was the crowning of Nianne MacDonald a s queen. D o n n a Snow, l a s t year's tionally assisted Mayor Pillsbury in the ceremony. From t h e sideline, t h e n e w queen, C e c i l M o s i e r, K a r e n Haynes, C h r i s t y F o s s , K a r e n Smith, and their escorts, Quinn Berry, Charlie Va n A k e n , B i l l Bobier, D a v e Pierce, a n d T i m Davis, cheered t h e Coldwater Cardinals o n t o a 19-6 victory over the Hillsdale Homets. The evening's events nessed b y hundreds people and CHS alumni. Queen Nianne and her court reigned over the "Electric Circus." 8 �Nianne MacDonald lost her composure as she was crowned 1968 homecoming queen o f CHS. �Suffering the only i n j u r y of the Mudboud was Nianne MacDonald. The Bonfire reflected V . 4 11..11,1111111111 r 1•44. ' �M r. Keeslar patiently awaits to ring the victory bell for CHS. The kickoff of the Electric Circus was the Mudbowl, where junior-senior rivalry was displayed. " S e n i o r p o w e r " c a m e through with a 6-0 victory over iors. Homecoming night brought rade, complete w i t h marching bands, homecoming court, and People, hand i n hand, twisting a n d turning, no not shing-a-linging, ticipating in the fun filled Led b y the J V cheerleaders, t h e snake wound from downtown back to the school where everyone was greeted b y the huge bonfire. School spirit rose with and the bonfire is recognized as orable event of the Circus. The finale of the event was the dance under the "big top", with music by the Gents The refreshment b o o t h s expressed class individuality and t h e decorations created a circus-like atmosphere. FA R L E F T: A gigantic cardinal won first place f o r t h e the float competition. first annual mudbowl proved a very dirty game. �Seniors Their Last Turn on the The Senior class o f '69 posed as the world waited f o r t h e p l o t t o unroll i n the delightful comedy R I N G A R O U N D T H E MOON. The play, directed b y rico a n d student director, M a r y J a n e McCollough, was a line comedy which featured senior Dean Herman in the role of twins. Other characters contributing to the confusion on stage were myer, M a r i a n Urban, E l l a B u r k , Greg Dean, To m Rzepka, I n g u n n Jacobsen, Stacy Van Laanen, Cheryl Weaver, Willie Lytle, and Mike Doll. One must realize that such cant romantic play could not have been as successful without the devotion of the many crews. ABOVE: J u d y Warner adds age t o M i k e D o l l for his part i n the Senior Play. B E L O W : T h e enrire Senior P l a y sisting of Marian Urban, Dean Herman. Deb Witmyer, With,, Lytle. Ingunn Jacobson, Stacy Van Laanan. Greg Dean, Cheryl Weaver. E l l a Burk, To m Rzepka. and M i k e D o l l played their difficult �Greg Dean and Cheryl Weaver are shown here in a dance scene from R I N G A R O U N D T H E MOON. TOP: " A n d t e l l me. Joshua, d i d t h e same thing happen last night?" M I D D L E : "Which one o f y o u i s i t now?" asks D i a n a a s one of the twins appears before her. B O T T O M : Where are you o ff t o Hugo, dear? �sc,':,r,.Zybetaw 9 The ladies of the P. T. A . make a toast t o M r. Cahill. t h e best treasurer they ever had. �Class of '69 Presents T H E FA M I LY M A N "Congratulations, Bill Cahill, you have just won t h e P r i d e Homemaker Aw a r d o f t h e year." B i l l proved a t o o charming, efficient, and devoted parent, throwing the entire Cahill family into an uproar t h a t took iously entertaining acts to straighten out. CAST Mike Wendel B a r b Heiney Kristina Yunt L a u r a Heckman Shelby Stanley C h a r l i e Gann Cindy Green N i a n n e MacDonald Stacy VanLaanen B i l l Bobier Jerrolyn Dulin Greg Dean T o m W i l l i e Rzepka Lytle He thinks hen LEFT: The Cahill children greet their father on his first I rom the hospital. ABOVE: Jackie Foley assists Bill Bolster with his make-up 9 �Teachers Show Talent; SLICE I T T H I N The hilarious lines a n d fine acting presented in the teacher's play, "Slice I t Thin," will long be remembered a t rected b y K e n H a m l e t a n d Nadia Lori, t h e play sented five times, two were for donations ers who did not have a role in the play did their part ing with props and advertising. The cast rehearsed for before putting on the which brought i n over $2,000. This money was used toward scholarships f o r s i x deserving students. A salute to ers of CHS! LEFT: The 1968 cast backstage hands assemble tain call. RIGHT: " I hate you! I hate you!" '1 �L E F T: Watch out lo, the Russian Bombshell. A B O V E P l e a s e . Carol!" " I I you're implying that Foe had too much t o drink—you're r i g h t . " 9 �ABOVE: A h u g e volcano dominated t h e " S o n g o f t h e Islands". B E L O W, Couples dance i n t h e sphere of the islands. 9 �L E F T: D a r La Belle is served by island maidens. A B O V E : Roger Tr o n a , senior class president, acknowledges t h e junior class welcome. B E L O W : G e r r i A d l e r a n d B a r b Freethy sing a t t h e J u n i o r -Senior Banquet. Palm Volcano Mood The May weather, combined with ing music, created the ideal atmosphere for the "Song o f t h e Islands", t h e Senior Prom. Couples were enveloped i n t h e mosphere created by a massive volcano, swaying palms, and a Polynesian shack. The theme sets the beat, the beat creates the mood, and the mood lends a note of fascination, always unique, always The Aloha Luau, better known as Senior Banquet, was held in the preceding week of the prom, but still had the same mosphere Karen Haynes, junior class comed the senior class and Roger Trans. senior class president, acknowledged the greeting. Mr. Ken Hamlet was welcomed as guest speaker and brought laughter from the audience livering his humorous b u t meaningful speech on pollywogs. 9 �At last . . . graduation night. T h e 101st graduating class o f C H S filed Cardinal Field, the processional provided b y the Symphony Band. T h e 241 robed seniors sat together for the last time as a class and listened to salutatorian Christine Hannon and valedictorian R h o n d a S m i t h d e l i v e r t h e i r speeches. Class president Roger sented t h e class g i f t o f an outside bulletin board. Principal Kermit Dennis delivered to the group, the last class that uate while he presided at CHS. Dr. James M . B u r k e held t h e honor o f granting t h e diplomas, t h e rolled pieces o f parchment t h a t rewarded 1 2 years o f hard work. A s t h e graduates filed u p their diplomas, t h e i r faces expressed mixed emotions. Some felt relief and elation, others felt sadness and confusion. �FA R L E F T: Bruce Young presides as m a y o r f o r the last time. L E F T: Mrs. A n n Brown congratulates Pam MacRae a n d J i m Bilsborrow o n being chosen I d e a l Girl a n d B o y. B E L O W : Graduates, l e d b y M a y o r Bruce Yo u n g and class president. Roger ceed into the gym f o r the awards assembly. A B O V E : Linda Dunworth receives recognition f o r ments i n H o m e Economics. R I G H T: ticipate i n senior swing out. �Lil' Abner Is Given To Capacity Crowd The scene was Dogpatch USA, and the mood was lively and entertaining. W i t h tion, overpowering talent, and a f u l l house, " L i l ' Abner" was presented t o t h e public a t Ti b b i t s Theater. T h i s h i g h school production h a s been acclaimed far and wide as the greatest release t o hit Broadway. (Hanchett). Under the choral direction of Skip Frizzell, the songs were sung t o perfection and t o t h e delight of the audience. The leading roles were played by Nannette Olmsted and M i k e Doll, who both d i d a tremendous job, Ella Burk, who played the role of Mammy Yokum, will always be remembered for her fine acting performance and her All in All, CHS can be very proud of their first and not last, high school musical performance. Earthquake McGoon shows his determination to get Daisy Mae at the Compose Meeting. The townspeople look on i n disbelief as M a m m y Yokum warns M a y o r Dogmeat t o beware. 9 �_ L E F T: T h e spell i s east before L i r A b n e r knows w h a t hits hiss! A B O V E : T h e f i r e muscular husbands little Yokumberry tonic despite a l t e r affects. L E F T: A wile of one o f the muscular husbands bye t o M a r r i n ' Sam and Daisy Mae. A B O V E : L i r A b n e r runs for his life as Daisy Mae gains momentum. 111111111 W. : 9 �Spor �L E F T: I s i t worth fighting ofl t w o men just a football? B E L O W : T h e mighty Cards are greeted at t h e goal posts b y t h e cheerleaders. B O T T O M : Students watch a s t h e basketball awards sented t o deserving players. M a n y tasks seem simple t o one w h o has not tried t o perform them. 10 �Football Shows Many Improvement The 1968 Coldwater H i g h School football team, coached by Al Schorfhaar had its best season in several this year with a 3 win 5 loss record. T h e squad showed steady improvement throughout the year, moving from sixth place last year to fourth place this year. Mostly a young team, the Cards showed special strength i n t h e hard working defense, which kept the scores close and was a vital asset in the three victories. A great deal will be expecting of these boys next year as most will be returning lettermen. ABOVE: Cardinal defense holds Peranfield t o a short Dennis Scheidler carries out a fake as D o l l cuts inside f o r substantlal yardage. 10 �f; 1 1 1 1 1 1 • F 4.„si 1,542.)., "„171- elk:, 32.•;:-,-8jc3t 4 .7 I l t j 7 3 _ 4 V r - 1'3 1 7 . 1 6 # r 50 I. F R O N T ROW: K . Smith. B. Lewis, M . Nelson, K . Widener, D . Scheidler, M . McDonald. F O U R T H R O W: M . Tr y o n , R. D. Blaske, F. Demond. S E C O N D ROW: C. Steele, M . D o l l . L a Bell. C. A l l e n , G . Lowe, D . Newberry, J . Swanson. N . P. Byrnes. F. Hawkins. R . Barnes, J . Hashley, D . Rogers, H a a c k . J. Thatcher. J. Culbert. R . Waltz. Pictured w i t h t h e R. Ferguson. B. Hagaman. T H I R D R O W: D . Runnens, M . v a r s i t y football team is Coach A l Schorfhaar. Pavka, T. Whitson, J. Hauska, D. Asher. S. Cox, S. Hinkley, VA R S I T Y F O O T B A L L SCORES CHS 0 1 0 OP? Bronson 6 Dowagiae 26 Albion 13 19 Hillsdale 20 H a r p e r Creek 13 7 Marshall 13 7 Pennfield 14 Sturgis 6 6 27 �R E S E RV E F O O T B A L L : M . B u l l , D . Hefner, T. Bethel, R. m a n , M. Taylor, L. Orno, C. Stevenson, D. Bull, B A C K ROW: Coldsnow, L . C o x , C . P a v k a , S . N e l s o n , D . Ta p p e n d e n , C . D a r r o w, T . Sowells, B . D o l l , D . Olmstead, J . Collins, SECOND R O W: B . M u r p h y, B . K l o t z , T. L u c k , D . Wood- C o a c h Olsen JV's Compile JV FOOTBALL SCORES O P P. 14 19 0 39 6 31 39 Bronson Albion Hillsdale Harper Creek Marshall Pennfield Sturgis CHS 40 20 68 0 20 25 13 From this team w i l l come many varsity men. 10 �The reserve football team showed an amazing amount of ambition, talent, and ship this year under the coaching o f M r. Olsen. They had a winning season b y racking u p f o u r wins and three losses. The team effort is sure to come through for us next year and carry us all the way to the Rose Bowl. The cross country did the usual this year by ending up with a winning season again. B u t don't get the idea i t came easily. These boys ran and trained while most o f us were o u t shoveling our walks, a n d t h e y f u l l y deserve every honor a n d recognition they receive. T h e y had the impressive record of winning five and losing only three. Coach Neil Brown had done a wonderful job ing the boys t o make them into the perfectionists that they were. CROSS C O U N T RY SCORES OPP 1 3 2 3 5 4 2 4 Charlotte Homer Jackson Penn Hillsdale Homer Sturgis Albion CHS 4 1 3 2 1 2 3 1 CROSS COUNTRY, FRONT ROW: E. Rahrig, J. Rahrig, D . Royer, G. Bouse, T. Davis, M. Murphy, R Williams, D. D. Watson, D. Adler, M. Papke, E. Rhodes, 13. Snyder, P. Rubley, Mr. King Moore, BACK ROW: Coach Brown, K. Keeton, 10 �R I G H T: Has anybody seen m y contact lens? BELOW. TOP to BOTTOM.- Pat Pohl. Virgie Ward. Maureen K e l l y. P a m H a w l e y. Te r r i Tachett. Cheerleaders Skills at A larger cheerleading squad this year added to the pep put-out this year. The varsity cheerleaders performed in new, stylish uniforms and spread their cheer with the help of bright, red and white porn poms. A mini-tramp was purchased, and leaders worked hard to learn the correct jumps. A cheerleading clinic was attended, and from it t h e cheerleaders learned m a n y n e w chants, mounts, and cheers. Rain or shine, the Varsity squad was there to cheer on the Cardinal football team, and the Junior Varsity squad was always on hand to yell from the stands. A t every basketball game one could see the cheerleaders rooting f o r the Cards, whether they were winning or losing. T h e cheerleaders o f CHS deserve a salute! 10 �ABOVE: A l i v e l y snake dance °petno t h e festivities o n homecoming night. R I G H T: T h e cheerleaders were ahvays on hand t o raise school spirit a t t h e football games. T H E V A R S I T Y S Q U A D , L E F T t o R I G H T : M a r l e n e S m i t h , J e r i N u t t , L a u r a Heckman. Haynes, D e b Hapner, K a r e n Haynes, D e b Macklin, K a r e n 10 �\ A R s 1 T 1 B A S K F T / i . \ 1 . 1 , D . Scheidler, T . Whitson, M . S o w e r s , J. Lowe, D . Watson, K . Neeling, Coach Marnesser, Dalchow, H . LaBelle, P. Rubley. D . Newberry, T. Reed, J . C . Pavka, Coach Hobart. Swanson. C. Va n Aken. M . M u r p h y, T. Davis, Q. B e r r y, T. Disappointment Haunts "Struggle" was the trade mark o f this year's varsity basketball season. Finishing in fifth place in Tw i n Valley competition, t h e value o f t h i s season cannot be measured in terms of wins and losses. T h e talent, desire, a n d sportsmanship ranked t h i s year's team high among teams o f the past and among other teams o f ference Though as a whole the season was somewhat less than successful, a few highlights should make us proud of our team. Quinn Berry, the leading scorer of the squad, was named to the of the all-conference team. Ron LaBelle, a junior forward, was named t o t h e second team, a n d John Swanson, t h e valuable p i v o t man, w a s given honorable mention. W i t h a we always look forward t o next year; and with a predominately junior squad this year, we are fortunate i n having much t o look forward t o . We'll certainly miss our seniors. They've given us much time and effort t o support the school. As the cheer goes, "We're proud of our team." 10 �Quinn B e r r y adds another two points t o the score. Don't hide y o u r face. Quinn. I thought stulling the b a l l was illegal! 10 �John Swanson scores two w i t h a leap and a bound. And i t s up. up. and away with M i k e M u r p h y. Jett ' , t e t e still t salmi.. the ball. although a pressing Beaver tries to correct that. 11 Good practice is an essential part of any game. �J U N I O R VA R S I T Y B A S K E T B A L L : Coach Hobart, B. Doll, C o l l o u g h , B . Barringer, V. M c G a r r y, G . Ly n d , D. Woodman, T. Luck, B. Klotz, B. Wise, G. Lowe, N . M c - m e s s e r , Missing: S. W h i c h , B . M u r p h y, M . Z i n n , R . C l a r k JV's T i e f o r First Place i n JV B A S K E T B A L L SCORES OPP 5 3 7 5 4 5 4 4 5 3 4 3 4 6 6 6 Penn Harper Creek Sturgis Albion Bronson Paw Paw Hillsdale Jackson Albion Howe Military Penn Harper Creek Sturgis Hillsdale Marshall Jackson CHS 6 7 4 6 5 7 4 5 5 4 5 8 6 7 6 6 Success has been a common word with the JV's this year under t h e coaching o f Doug Mitmesser. Coldwater f a n s w e r e delighted when their team brought home first the Coldwater Invitational Tournament, and were kept happy the entire year by the talent and determination. W e hope f o r a l o t from these boys i n the next few years when they will represent our school as the Varsity squad. Ill �VA R S I T Y W R E S T L I N G , F R O N T ROW: S. Shaw, C. Gann, S. Barringer, C. K i r k , C. Darrow, M . Boyer, B A C K ROW: F. De Mond, M . Harelbaker, S. Hinkley. R. Ferguson. C. A l l e n , J. Hashley Grapplers Show Potential for The Cardinal grapplers suffered many setbacks this year. T h i s was t r u e mainly because t h e majority o f the varsity squad was made u p o f first-year wrestlers. Being coached Kellogg and Dale Ropp the wrestlers d i d their best and gained much experience. A l l o f C H S is looking forward to the next couple years when the grapplers' mats of the Twin Valley will once again be dominated by Cards. Scott Barringer and J i m Hashley are Tw i n . Va l l e y Champs. 11 �V. W R E S T L I N G SCORES OPP 3 3 5 3 3 3 2 2 3 4 3 3 2 2 Springfield Charlotte Hillsdale Bronson Buchanan Dowagiac Albion Three Rivers Penn Harper Creek Sturgis Marshall Parma Western Michigan Center CHS 1 2 4 1 1 1 2 1 1 9 1 1 2 2 Charlie Gann wins another match. Voted b y h i s lellow grapplers as most valuable i s Scott Barringer. The most improved wrestler is Steve Shaw. 11 �It's a World of Cinders The Cardinal tracicmen experienced a greatly improved season this year, ending with a 5 win-2 losses record in Twin Valley competition. Notable times f o r t h e Cards were a 10.3 record breaking 100 yard dash by senior Terry Griffith and a ing of the Cardinal distance medley team, made u p o f Stanfill, and Billsburrow, which was also good f o r a school TRACK SCORES CHS 7 8 8 6 4 3 6 Quincy Bronson Hillsdale Penn Albion Sturgis Marshall OPP 2 2 3 5 6 8 5 FA R R I G H T: Wa y n e K o r n demonstrates h i s s k i l l with the shot put. R I G H T, Doug Rogers ing somewhat o f a challenge. B E L O W R I G H T: Dale Adler seems relieved that the race is VA R S I T Y: F R O N T ROW: S. Hinkley, E. Rhodes, B. Mc- C o a c h Olsen, D. Jones, R. Williams, J. Hashley, D. Rogers, Call D. Strine, D. Adler, J. Rahrig, M . Nelson, SECOND W . K e r n , D . Stanfill, P. Rubley, D . Wa l s e r, ROW: K . Smith, P. VanKampen, M . Papke, S. Corwin, C o a c h Browne. R K e l l y, S. Cox, D. Scheidler, M . Tr y o n , B A C K R O W: RESERVES: F R O N T R O W: J . Thatcher, G. Eggleston, D. M i l l e r, A. Blosser, J. Hauski, K. Widener, S. Barringer, SECOND ROW: Coach Olsen, R. Ferguson, M . Pavka, M . 11 Burk, W. Herzburg, I,. Sherrick, C. Allen, R . Barnes, A . Zebolsky, Coach Browne. ��The varsity golf team consisted of T. Wilson. J. Bopp. B. Watson. Coach Cutche11. Q. B e r r y and J. Lowe. Spring T r i p A d d s t o GOLF SCORES Jeff Lowe's good f o r m a n d l o w scores were assets to the CHS golf team. 11 CHS 18 Hillsdale OPP 17 16 Marshall 16 17 Sturgis 17 17 Harper Creek 18 18 Albion 16 18 Penn 16 Sturgis 17 Hillsdale 15 17 Marshall 16 16 Harper Creek 17 15 Penn 18 18 16 �Tennis Team Has a TENNIS SCORES CHS OPP 7 Harper C r e e k 0 2 Sturgis 5 7 Albion 0 7 Penn field 0 6 Marshall 2 6 Hillsdale Dar L a B e l l e s i l l g o down i n t h e record hooks 01 Coldwater High w i t h previous tennis stars. B A C K R O W: M . Burkovskis, C. MacRae, J . Swanson, B . M a r v i n , D . L a B e l l e , F R O N T ROW: J . Metters, J. Greenich, D. Rubley, D . Watson, R . LaBelle. �Team Second The 1968 Coldwater High sity baseball team finished excellent season t h i s year, t a k i n g t h e Twin Valley t i t l e easily w i t h a perfect 18-0 record. Playing ball throughout the schedule, inals managed t o boost their conference record over t h e past t w o years t o a n impressive 33 wins and Summing it up, Coach Lowe remarked, "We have had many good baseball teams at Coldwater High, but this team would probably have to be considered the best." U ABOVE: To m A d a m s slides i n safely t o help t h e cards t o another victory. B E L O W : T h e u m p i r e makes a careful surveillance before railing a play. �BASEBALL SCORES CHS 6 6 2 9 1 1 9 2 4 2 6 9 7 1 1 4 7 2 Penn Harper Creek Albion Hillsdale Marshall Sturgis Penn Harper Creek Hillsdale Albion Marshall Sturgis Pennfield Harper Creek Albion Hillsdale Marshall Sturgis OPP 5 0 4 3 3 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 6 I 2 5 1 ABOVE: The Cards chalk up another run. RIGHT: A home run calls for a 11 ��L E F T: Faye Steller demonstrates her talent on the uneven parallels. B E L O W : Won)! I s t h i s load ever good! B O T T O M : R a y Walters i s caught o ff guard during English class. A face often one's 12 �After Twelve They Are He that will look forward must look behind. Gaelic Proverb 196 Seniors have come through four years o f hard work, fun and a t times, bewilderment. T h e last few months have been ones of impatience, rebellion and they feel the urge t o go forth into the world. They realize t h a t t h e years o f parties, tooling t h e M o , class plays, a n d j u s t plain getting together have passed. T h e y c o u n t t h e d a y s u n t i l graduation, anxiously waiting for their diplomas, yet all the while they are wondering where the future will lead. W i t h one last look to the past, seniors march from the halls of CHS and into a new life. Class officers J o h n Borden, V i c e President; Secretary; M i k e Doll. President: and Joe Metiers. Treasurer, spend a reflective 12 �Virgil R. Allen Triski M. Almada Patricia S. Annear David N. Atkins Carolyn M. Austin Douglas L. Austin Brenda L. Badders Charlotte Bailey Becky A. Baird Christie A. Balcom John W. Barber Wayne A. Barnes 12 �Scotty L. Barringer Pamela S. Barton Cherrie L. Baysinger Quinn D. Berry Larry A. Bickford Berly M. Bird Linda L. Blair Rebecca J. Blanchard Mindful of the Past Bruce W. Blanchard Linda L. Boley James D. Bopp John R. Borden Karen L. Bowerman Richard A. Bradshaw 12 �Karen K. Brandes Michael Brown Dale F. Buckley Joyce J. Budd Douglas M. Burch Ella M. Burk Linda J. Burritt Douglas E. Bushong Seniors Enjoy Julie A. Butcher F. Patrick Byrne Karen S. Callahan Roger A. Carter Barb J. Chester Debra L. Chester 12 �Danny K. Church Gary L. Church Penny I. Colvin Caroline P. Connell Stephen C. Corwin Janean L. Cox Imagination of Senior Artists Contributes to Delores E. Cram Kathleen J. Culbert Kay L. Culver Althea N. Cunningham 12 �Ranea K. Cushing James N. Cuthbert Barbara A. Davis J. Gregory Scott J. DeLoach Steve P. Dillon Class's Steve G. Dirschell Michael E. Doll Lois A. Doty Karen L. Easterday Michael Eberhardt Dennison R. Fadden 12 �Freedom, Independence, and the Future Await Michael D. Fair Carol Ronald Bruce A. Flickinger Jacqueline A. Foley Edna M. Ford Sandra L. From Daniel Charlie F. Gann Lynn M. German Gail A. Giant Marty G. Gochenour 12 �Seniors as They Ernest Susan L. Gottschalk Cynthia James A. Neil F. Haack Robert D. Hagaman Brady Halferty LA A James P. Hannon James W. Hashley Janice M. Hauska 12 �Karen S. Haynes Laura L. Heckman Barbara H. Heiney Anthony L. Hemker LeeAnn M. Hemker George D. Herman Suzanne L. Herman Joyce A. Herrick Don E. High Dale W. Hinderliter Janette E. Hinkley Deborah L. Houser David W. Huntley Donna J. Hurd Ronnie L. Hutchins Gail A. Hyatt �Marilyn R. Inde Marianne I. Iverhagen Ingunn Linda H. Jenkot Jukka I. Kaleva Susan A. Kelly Robin L. Kerr Diana K. Keyser Throughout The M u d b o w l . a n e w s p o r t f o r CHS, proved t o b e victorious f o r the senior girls. 13 �LaVern M. Kilburn Donald E. Kistler Janet L. Knight John K. Lackey Donald A. Laughton Jerald F. Lewis Jacqueline R. Licht Marianne D. Lindblom Steven L. Longstreet Thomas H. Lopez Laurie G. Lovell Jefferson B. Lowe 13 Karen Haynes, stage manager for and junior plays. gives directions the �Tibbetts Uncovers Bonnie S. Luckadoo Bonnie J. Lukazcek Tern J . Luther Scott F. Luthy Tobi M. Lytle William E. Lytle Mary Jane McCollough Peter A. McCullough Allen L. McDonald Beverly A. McLatcher Carol L. McMillan Nianne L. MacDonald Curtis C. MacRae Catherine A. Malovey Helle Matthiesen Wanda L. Merkle 13 �Joseph P. Metters Debra M. Milliman Frank W. Moler Carol A. Morehouse Wesley L. Morick Pamela S. Morrill Gary A. Morris Ronald G. Morris ,iecile M. Mosier H. Derwin Munn Scott E. Myers Michael A. Nelson Ronald G. Nelson David M. Nighswander Jeffrey L. Nolin Susan K. Parker 13 �Flamboyant Legacy of Diversified Bruce E. Parks Michael L. Pavka Margaret A. Perrine Elizebeth Petzold Dyann R. Phelps Marleen M. Poling Marylin Kathleen A. Porter Larry L Porter 13 �Jerome L. Rahrig Pamila I. Rasey Dale E. Rathbun Edward W. Reed Eddie D. Richer Damn R. Robarge Robert W. Rock Douglas D. Rogers Thomas L. Rogers Wanda Patricia M. Rohloff Gary W. Roush Seniors Look Ahead Eagerly to The S e n i o r class officers difference o f opinion. - 2.* • �Philip R. Rubley Kay A. Rumsey John C. Schabloski Elaine R. Schultz Gerald C. Schultz Kathryn J. Scott Edwin F. Sell Colleen M. Shafer Larry 0. Sherrick Pamela J. Smith Jane M. Snyder Joseph M. Snyder 13 �Willy Lytle is suse he is worth $5.00 Keith E. Snyder Douglas W. Sperry Kenneth E. Staley Shelby A. Stanley Craig R. Steele David R. Steffey Sharon L. Stephenson Marvin R. Stetler Deborah J. Swart Kathy M. Swift Susan M. Tappenden Christopher M. Tell �Natalie R. Thacher Carol A. Tompkins Warren C. Townsend Edward J. Treacy Sherman W. Traux Michele A. Truex Michael P. Tryon Angelica M. Unde Marian L. Urban Charles F. VanAken Helen M. Vanderpool Susan VanKampen Receiving the el. Nianne ficially begins her mayor. �Youth of 1969 Recorded in Stacey R. VanLaanen Thomas W. Vicry R. Jerald Volpe Dale A. Waite Ray D. Walters David C. Walzer Barbara L. Warkoczeski Judy L. Warner Donald E. Watson J. Robert Watson Cheryl J. Weaver Pamela S. Wilber Wendell R. Wilcox Jean A. Williams Karen S. Winters Julie A. Wise 14 �Deborah J. Witmeyer Theresa M. Woodward James E. Worden Kathryn A. Worthington Lee D. Yearling Chris R. Yockey Allen D. Yuhl Kristina E. Yunt Pictures not available: Barbara Badders Dean Bailey Mike Barringer William Bobier Larry Boger Mary Paul Cunningham Jerrolyn Dulin James Linda Hugh Hagaman Penny Loomis Nancy Lukazcek Debra Macklin Beverly Mills Vicki Minton Craig Sandy Parker Fred James Royer Tom Rzepka Linda Watson Joe Woodbury Albert R. Zebolsky 14 �Junior Pictures Enrich Tom Fisk President Mike MacDonald Vice President les. Pal — somebody cares. Create, act, take a place wherever you are and be somebody; get action — Theodore Roosevelt The juniors, k n o w n f o r t h e i r driving class spirit a n d prize winning floats, l o o k their l a s t three years w i t h pride. T h e three years have been filled w i t h periences, experiences t o b e remembered. T h e thrill o f seeing a successful prom and banquet put on was only one of the many activities that the junior year held. Questions have been encountered and many left unanswered. T h e juniors are beginning t o feel the pressure of raising their ing o n possible careers a n d hope t o g e t i n t o college. T h e next year will be a n enlightening one for them but they are prepared to meet its destiny. Debby Hapner Secretary Sarah Hauska Treasurer �Dale Adler Gerri Adler Charles Allen Eric Anderson \ lane Asher I /are Asher ,h1111e8 Bailey •\ ngie Baird Richard Barnes Vickie Barringer Dawn Belote Debbie Birchfield Kent Biringer Gary Blair Dan Blaskie Andy Blosser Shirley Boger Greg Bouse Mike Boyer Jack Brawker BusseIle Breakstone Alice Bregg 0 Debbie Briggs Don Brook Rose Broughman Charles Brouillard Jim Buckley Karen Burritt 14 �Mike Cappella Shirley Cathey Catey Charles Caxier Kathleen Chester Becky Church Rexine Clark Sarah Clark To m Clark Connie Clifford Kathy Clyne M a r y Ann Cooper Jim Cornish Kate Corson Lorraine Cox M a r y Larue Cox Stephen Cox Margaret Culbert Carol Cuthbert Mark Dakhow Ti m Davis Gene Denbrock Rick Dirschell Guenda Donihue 14 �Juniors Look Forward T o \ l a r k Donner Don Doudt Kevin Duddy Shery Earl Kathy Lynn Ellis Danny Ely L E F T: A dressing room a t Tibbets Opera House o f t e n privacy to Shelby. Barb, and Kris. A B O V E : Mrs. Watson and M r s . Hawley share a moment o f peace i n the C H S halls. B E L O W : T h e click o f a camera captures Carol a t a time of j o y. Sherry Enos David Fair Donna Farber Debra Fee Roger Ferguson Chris Filley Tom Finite Dorothy E. Forrister 14 �Tom Forsythe Christy Linda Franklin Charles Frohnapfel Jim Gaglio Joe e try Ann Gates Bob Gaulin Janet George Rustic Giant Whoops. caught i n the set. t I n, dl A C h a r l e s Christine Gull Dick Hagaman Kathy Hall William Hannon Debbie Hapner Gary Hartfiel �There Are as Many Ways Jim Hauska Sara Hauska Cathy Hawkins Chuck Hawkins Fritz Hawkins Pam Hawley &AK Marlene Haynes John C. Heffelfinger. Te r r y Heller To m Heller Roger Helmer Joe Hemker L E F T: J o e a n d M i k e u p i n t h e a i r o v e r nothing? A B O V E : " A h , fine, 14 �Steve Hinkley Bernard Hodson Al K a r e n Hurt Carol Johnson Flip Johnson Jay Johnson Do you speak German. flelle? Dave Harlan Dan Herman Karen Hillborg M a r y Ann Hillyer 14 Dan Jones Brian Kadwell �:11-VOL Susan Keeskes Kathy Keith Michael Kellner Randy Kelly Sherry Kelly Kathy, KenKnight Craig Kilgore Jim King James King Jim K i r t Cindy Kosmerick Ron LaBelle Tom Lackey Ronald Lahnum Martin Landis Margaret Lawhead Ruth Ann Lawrence Randy Layman Wayne Lindsey Ann Long Wayne Longstreet Eileen Loose K i m Loose Ann Lopez Underclassmen Live For Today LuAnn Lovell Sue Luck Terry McClughen Michael McDonald L E F T: M r . Bohannon. S h e l l y a n d J e n n y c l o w n a r o u n d . ABOVE, Students congregate a t t h e gym lobby. Nanci McKee Michael M c N i t t 14 �i i Dennis Malone Carol Martin Judy Mason Linda Masters Mike Mate Hal Masson The juniors find M r s . L o r i s casual classroom style change Ronald Meyer Dale Miller Janie Mitmesser Kim Moler Paul Moore Ysac Morales Vicki Morehouse Douglas Munn Mike Murphy Diane Neitzert Pam Neusbaum Dave Newberry Peter Newman Sue Nolin Carolyn Norman Douglas Norton Mary Nowaski Jeri N u t t Nannette Olmsted Steve Karen Olney Connie Donna Paso 150 M i k e Papke Mary Meiseh Wilma Merkle �Garrett Paradine Rick Parks Dale Parshall Linda Parshall Richard Patterson Lynn Peck David Penrod Genny Petch They Their Ideas in Many Sue Ewers helps B i l l Bobier take o n t h e l o o k o f a very distinguished D r. Hartnett. Students aren't the only people who are disorganized! 15 �Participation in Brenda Peterson Steve Peterson Paul Petrosoff Dave Pierce Ernie Pines Patricia Pohl Frances Pope Cheryl Rainey Neva Rakestraw Karen Raster Larry Raymond Tom Reed Pat Martha Reynolds Ervin Rhodes Sue Richards Mark Rick Jim Risser A L a 02. Photographic., r o n s I a t c idea:: i n t o action. Ail �aac 1711 prepares for (1„ t T L Sylvia Robbins Paul Rodgers Celeste Rogers Vicky Roush Dave Royer Douglas Robley Te r r y Rudy David Rumens Dennis Scheidler Debbie Schneider Charles Schull Nina Schultz Janet Sewell Mike Shank Richard Sherman Becky Shettler Brenda K a y Siler Judy Simons Margie Simons Jackie Smith Karen Smith Ken Smith Mike Smith Micheal C. Smith Rex Smith Scott Smith Donald Snyder Kathy Snyder Penny Snyder Phil Snyder 15 �Richard Snyder Gloria Solis Aurora Sotomayor A r k Craig Sowers Sharalyn Sperry Janet Stankewicz We Still Carolyn Stewart Doug Stickan Mary Jo Stock Lee Stockwell M r. S a b i n d i r e c t s t h e m a r c h i n g b a n d t h r o u g h a d i ff e r e n t maneuver. Don Stout Devon Strine 15 Rhonda Summers Charles 1 1 2 �John Swanson Linda Ta y l o r Jay Thacher Ralph Tobalske Cindy Trana Randy Travelbee Look ABOVE: M r . Davenport relieved M r . Keesler o f some o f h i s classes. B E L O W : M a r k R i c k a n d Dave Pierce share a private joke d u r i n g an anarmblv, Libby Treat Lester Tressler Leslie Trimble Jeff Trues Judith Tubbs Joyce Ulrich Colleen Vance Jim VanKampen 15 �Patrick VanKampen Carla VanLaanen K i t VanNiman Vicki Walker Debbie Walkup Roger Wallace .1a net Waller 'alvin Walling Steve Walters Rick Waltz Linda Ward Dave Warner Veronica Warner 1/an Watson I /lane Watson Chris Weage Gary Waage Sharon Weaver Sandi Wendel Timmy Whitson Kenneth Widener Dennis Wilber Richard Williams Roger Williams ABOVE: Dave Steffey takes a f i r m hand. R I G H T, D o FA R R I G H T: T h e Cheerleaders pep up the kids for the big game ahead 15 �Mark Woodcox Sheryl Worst Jim Worthington Dave Wright Diane Zegarski Susan Zebolsky Activities Individual 15 �Rough 'n Ready Sophs Learn Quickly Youth is the opportunity t o do something, t o become somebody — T. T. Munger Sophomores emerged into the halls of C.H.S. early last fall and were swept u p i n t o times of work, fun, a n d confusion. A s high school students t h e y n o w were beginning t o f o r m ideas, opinions a n d k n o w where t h e y were headed. This year was one of the most trying years that a sophomore can encounter. ates the leader from the follower, the enthusiast from the wallflower. A person begins t o find his identity strive to make something of himself. mores worked hard this year to become a class united i n enthusiasm and opportunity. T h e y can proudly claim that their first year was truly Mark Hazelbaker President • , , ..e . l‘ " t i -Of 4 : , , I i ! , t r 4 * i o , - sngx,,,i,/ 0 Mindy Kanalos Secretary Bill Doll Treasurer 15 The sophomore class officers find some raising money are a b i t humorous. •.., .4, - ,t, i -,41. �Pat Adams Jim Aldrich Renee Aldrich Joe Alexander Jeff Arnold Sandra Ash Dianne Atkins Carole Avery Kathy Bacon Cindy Baird Ted Barnes Deborah Barrows Robert Bates Sandy Bauer Ti m Bethel Violet Bird Bob Biringer John Blanchard rir rrr i marls•r•A• r Chuck Blanton Ellyn Blanton Regi Bradshaw Robin Brauker Mary Ann Breneman Karen Brewer Jack Brouse Sharon Brouse To n y Brown Sue Brown Nancy Buchanan Linda Budd Barbara Ellen Buettner Donald Bull Mike Bull Deborah Burritt Denise B u r r i t t Sandy Butcher Chris Butler Dale Byers Rick Carothers Donna Carr Patricia Catey Zeb Chester Larry J. Clark �400 Ann Lopez attacks a r h e m i , i p r o b l e m w i t h more v i g o r than h e r lab portneis. Roger Clark David Cockrell Rick Coldsnow Debra Collins Denise Collins Joe Collins Jack Colvin Marie Connell David Cook Pat Corey Jim Corless Gene Cornish Ladd Cox Jerry Crabill Brock Croy Larry Cushing Cheri Cutcher Vicki Dalchow Craig Darrow Kay Deal Jeff Dean Frank Demond Kathy Dillon Karen Dirschell �Balance of Work, Play Make William Doll Martha Donihue Dindy Dosier Loren Doty Robert Douglas Jane Dove ABOVE: Carla Baker and Linda Alaniz came over from the junior high t o serve at "Song of the Islands." B E L O W: D a n Ely ponders over an important decision. Gary Dunn Betsey Ebbitt Woody English Connie Ernsberger Jeff Everett Thomas Everett e Dave Ewers Roger Fee T t i ) ( i L 16 �Carol Ferris Debbie Filley Richard Fincham Brenda Findley a Marcia Fisher Karen Fisk Alice Flannery Eugene Force Glyna Frazier Sheryl Frazier 11 Underclassm A l l this trouble for a fountain pen! Catherine Frohnapfel Christy Gaskill Sharon Goebel Calvin Gordon 16 �2/ 1 Vicki Green Sue Griffin Phyllis Griffith Frank Gruka Pat Hankins David Harmon Ronald Hartfiel Gary Hartman Susan Hayes Marie Haynes Mark C. Hazelbaker Pat Heckman Toni Heckman Marion Hecox Ruth Heffelfinger Dan Helner Robert Hemker Marie Herman Emily Herrick Robert Heisrodt David Hodson Debi Hook Karen Houser Conn Hudson Aaron Hughes Don Hurley David Hugs Steven Hutchins Cheryl Ivicek Cathy Jepson Experiment With Judy Jewell Mindy Karalce Tom Rzepka finds something to a Ken Keeton Maureen K e l l y 16 �'Now look here, Sandy." Karen S m i t h descends from a leap o n t h e t r a m p . Debbie Kimble Betty Kintigh Chris K i n g ( l u c k Kirk Gerald Kistler William Klotz Renee Kuigh Donald Lahnurn Arthur Ledbetter Kris Lennard Robert Lenning Stephen Lindner Diane Linn Patrick Loose Lillie Lovell Gregg Lowe Jane Luce Janean L u c k Timothy Luck Vie Lucas Gary Lynd title Lytle Mark McComb Mitch McCullough 16 �Sophomores Bring Energy Vincent McGarry Lee McKee Luann McKinley Linda McLatcher Linda McLaughlin Bill Mahaffey Karen Maloyey Ron M a r t i n Vickie Maruin Curtis Mason Dan Mason Sue Medendorp Kathy M e i r Brenda Meich Kathy Millard Chris Miller Chrystal Ann M i l l e r Margo Miller Pam M i l l e r Pat Montgomery Judy Moore Dan Morehouse Frank Masher Charlene Mosier .Vianne finds teeter tottering quite a 16 �'hris Murphy WI M u r p h y Shelly Myers Priscilla Nearpass Steve Nelson Dennis Neusbaum Mike Newman Candee Norton Eldon H a h r i g a n d r o a c h Olsen p r e p a r e f o r a workout with the winter truck team. Debbie Norton Kip Nutt Dave Olmstead po,1. Alt A N A r t Kathy Obey Larry Omo Ricky Paradine k.ithy Parshall Freya Patch Jeffry Paul �Activities Together Develop School Unity Linda Penrod William Peters Julie Peterson Monte Petrosoff Sally Pfost Linda Pifer Jane Pitts Skip Plant Mari Pohl Dorthy Posante Eldon Rahrig Lee Rakoske Marlene a n d Pr all •11011 their disgust. I Rathhurn Jon Reed L E F T: J e r r y Vo l p e explains one o f t h e m a n y mysteries that science can present. A B O V E : Miss Judy Weber looks forward t o m a n y ences at CHS. Mary Jo Reynolds 16 �Getting Acquainted Broadens Barb Rick Joe Riede liarold Rodgers l'cm Rose Debbie Rowe Jeanetta Rowe Lonnie Rowe ,Janice Rumsey Janice Russo Ronald Scantlen Waneta Scantlen Pam Schahloski Tom Schull Rick Scriber Jane Ann Severn Richard Shaw Steve Shaw Patricia Shemel I,inda Sherfield Dan Shoop Donald Simons Stove Sisson Tom Sizemore Doug Skudlarick I bane Slayton 'arolyn Smith Kathy Smith Vaughn Smith Charles Smoker I J o s e p h Smotherman �Students find time t o of the day. Carol Snow Blaine Snyder Gloria Sours Ken Sowers To m Sowles Brenda Staley Keith Staley To n y Stankewict Chuck Stephenson Faye Stetler Kathy Stewart Debbie Stickney 1, �John Stone Kathy Straw Nancy Sturgeon Kathy Swanson Janet SYM.M 'I'errie Tackett David Tappenden Darlene Ta y l o r Mike Taylor Sherry Ta y l o r Randy Thompson Darlene Thornbury Sheryl Tompkins Te r r y Totten Jerry 'nimble Dave Tryon Karen Van Every Jack Vettel Sandra Vettel Timothy Voss Virgie Ward Becky Warner The Choir models new uniform Dennis Watson 17 �Competition Includes Work, Randy Weage Rob White Rick Wickham Scott Widener Cynthia Wilson Shirley Wilson Debbie Winger Steve Wirick Robert Wise Leon Wolfinger Vicki Woodbury Dave Woodman Kent Woodward Susan Woolf Dennis Worst Janet Yearling Mark Zinn 17 �Awards Are Presented 1969 valedictorian i s Caroline Connell. Studying math and science, she plans t o attend college t o major matics. A member of the National Honor Society, Caroline has maintained a high scholastic average throughout high school. She has also been a member of the CHS band worked on co-op. She also has curvature o f the spine from looking for one of her many pairs of Janette Hinkley is this year's salutatorian. A very active student, she has been a 4-year member of the band and the forensics team, winning awards in both. Other activities to her credit include t h e National H o n o r Society, Teenage Republicans, and campaign work for local political candidates. Because of ical interests, along with her other ties, she was chosen as a delegate to the 1968 Wolverine Girls' State. Next year Janette will attend Michigan State University and major in social sciences i n James Madison College, Cecile Mosier was selected as outstanding girl citizen in the DAR Good Citizens program. Cecile, selected by her classmates and the faculty, was chosen for her dependability, service, leadership, ism Active i n Future Secretaries this year, Cecile viously participated in T r -Teens and Pep Club. She has also been a commissioner, class officer, and a member of coming Court for two years. 17 �Ideal Boy and Girl Initiative, scholastic ation, leadership . . . all these traits can be found i n o u r Ideal B o y and Girl for Kay has been very active in her four year of high school. H e r schedule has consisted o f being a member Teens, Latin and German pians, Future Teachers, hers, F u t u r e Nurses, Cardinal staff, and Frank's Fan Club. K a y tended Girls' State last year. Virgil has been a member o f both debate and forensics for two years. I n forensics he participated in oratory. He has also been in scouts for many years, and is now an Eagle Scout. Being a scout camp counselor is one of his main hobbies, while he also enjoys bowling. N H S Represents Scholarship National H o n o r Society: F R O N T R O W : C . Connell, L . C u l v e r , E. Schultz, P. Byrne, B . Blanchard. K . Haynes. R . Hemper, F. M o l e r, S. Houska, J. Hinkley. B A C K R O W: K . K e r r , B . Lukazcek, D . Hinderliter, Mrs. Weiler, advisor. 17 �Quill and Scroll Awards F R O N T R O W: 12 K e r r , C . Vance, D . Briggs, P. Roholff, S . Kesckes, S. Hauska. S E C O N D ROW: L . Lovell, R. Breakstone, C. MacRae, E. Loose, C. Green, B . Lukazeek. Outstanding journalistic students make up those who receive the Quill and Scroll Awards. They are selected from the Chatter, ror, and the Cardinal. The juniors receive a pin a n d t h e seniors a certificate achievements. I t ' s not much for all the time they spend working t o promote the news o f CHS. ( I t sells for about 35 cents at the hock shop. Mrs. Hayes relates "Mission Impossible- plan t o crew f o r the next deadline of the M i r r o r. 17 �Future Homemaker Ranae K. Cushing, a senior, recently received t h e 1 9 6 9 B e t t y C r o c k e r Homemaker o f Tomorrow Award f o r CHS. T o compete f o r t h i s award, Ranae had to take an titude test, which ranked highest here against fifteen o t h e r Ranae, who has taken four years of Home Economics, plans t o major i n Home Ec. in college. Her main interest is in the field of interior sides maintaining a B average in high school, Ranae is interested in playing the piano and organ. For winning the local competition, she received a Homemaker row and a personal letter ulations from Betty Crocker. Seniors With B or Better F R O N T R O W : B . Lukareek, C . Green, K . Haynes, B . C o n n e l l , D. Macklin, L. Hemker, T H I R D ROW: J. Nolin, Baird. S. Kelly, E . Burk, C. Cuthbert, J . Herrick, S E C - B . BMnchard, P. Byrne, M . Fair, J. Bopp, F. Moler, K . O N D ROW: H . Kerr, I . Jacobsen, K . Brandes, M . Lind- C u l v e r , D . Hindeliter, E . Treacy, D . Cram, C. Austin bloom, D . Phelps, J . Hauska, J . Hinkley, C. Shafer, C . 17 ��L E F T: C a n ' t a g u y even propose i n LOW: M a n y students f i n d t h a t offers a change front the usual activities. B O T T O M : The young politicians o f C H S campaign aboard a Republican float. The world without, of us, may be quite yet the world within — our memories, emotions — is 17 �R I G H T: A romantic scene begins as t h e sun sets in t h e lobby a f t e r a h a r d day's work. B E L O W : Gerri A d l e r gives disappointed k i d s sonation of Buck B e r r y while waiting for "Popeye Theater." 17 �Dating Is an U p and Coming Fad at CHS ABOVE: " H o w was judo school today, dear?" R I G H T: Their heads were censored, but th e y have a great p a i r of hands. B E L O W : One advantage of living i n a small town l i k e Coldwater i s t h e privacy—tremendous! 17 �Relaxation Is the Students' L E F T: K a r e n Easterday makes a q u i c k change i n t o Supergirl. B E L O W L E F T : " I l i k e t h i c k m a l t s , b u t my straw's s t u c k . " B E L O W : 'Gosh. K a y ! W o u l d I look like that?" 18 �TOP: A n d now a word from Prudential. A B O V E : Gerri Adler relaxes to forget her Excedrin headache. R I G H T: "Ach! Was i t Dos! K a p u t ! What happened, M u t t e r ? " �ABOVE: L a B e l l e risks B.O. embarrassment son's smash. B E L O W : Steve Hinkley looks great i n the back yard. R I G H T: Coach Brown is high main. 18 �Students Frolic A f t e r Brain-Racking D a y L E F T: S e n i o r class officers l e d b y M i k e recess. A B O V E : Greg Dean works out with fellow horse for c o m i n g D e r b y. G r e g i s favored. B E L O W : F e l l o w CHS'ers t o o l M o l o o k i n g f o r l a t e afternoon action. �At Home CHS'ers Are TOP: C H S B e t t y Crocker A w a r d winners show form as Captains Gage and MacRae shout instructions. M I D D L E : People whispered it couldn't be done. B e r r y a n d Gage prove i t . B O T T O M : " W h a t do you say we forget the award and eat i t , To n y ? " B E L O W : Sue surveys the wreckage alter Mrs. Watson ransacks the house looking for Sr. M a t h uppers. 18 �As Brilliant As L E F T: Stacey keeps cool as she explains t h a t she i s n o t h i s mother. B O T T O M : A s t u d e n t suffers embarrassment a f t e r spending h e r last rent on a sandwich in cafeteria. A B O V E : Dogs tell Angelica that with the right diet, she could look l i k e R i n T i n Ti n . too. 18 �ABOVE: T h e Methodists file o u t a l ter another service. B E L O W: Sunday school students ponder about mistakes of the past week. �Religion Is Important Part of 187 �B E L O W: Cheryl Weaver sketches epic scene of Mrs. ing foe i n library. R l G H T Deloach's bug i s pictured w i t h scars from a recent battle w i t h R a i d . B E L O W R I G H T: F r a n k leads un.suspecting K a y to his favorite hole i n the ice. T h e plot thickens. �the Park, and FA R L E F T: Tr i s k y and Karen dig Willy u p f r o m dead. F u n n y, h e looks t h e s a m e e v e r y m o r n i n g first how-. L E F T: I've always wanted t o meet a real sex symbol." B E L O W L E F T: A fair p i c t u r e o f To b i L y t l e , h e a d photographer. f o r TOM: Doug and Belle go scouting for Christmas trees. I t never hurts to start early, does i t Doug? 18 �Inde ALLEN, V I R G I L : Forensic Society, Dean of Debate, Latin Award, D A R History Award, Ideal Boy, American Legion Oratory Awards. ALMEDA, T E R E S I TA : Exchange Student, Choir, Balladiers, Thespians, Senior Play. ANNEAR, PAT R I C I A : Spanish C l u b , P e p C l u b , Latin Club, M i r r o r, Co-op, Forensics, Spanish Award. AUSTIN, DOUG: Shop Club, Co-op. B A I L E Y, D E A N : F.F.A., Forensics Society. BALCOM, C H R I S : Spanish C l u b , T. A . R . , C a d e t Teacher, Band, Yearbook, F. T. A . BARBER, JOHN: Junior Varsity Football, ketball, J . V. Tennis, Cadet Teacher, K e y Club, Future Teachers. BAIRD, BECKY: Junior Class Play. BARNES, WAY N E : Shop Club, Football. BARRINGER, SCOTT: C -Club, J.V. sity Wr e s t l i n g , Va r s i t y T r a c k , Conference Champ, Most Valuable Wrestler. BARTON, PA M E L A : L a t i n C l u b , T r i - H i Teens, Future Secretaries, Pep Club, Bowling, Camera Club. BAYSINGER, CHERIE: FOLEY, J A C K I E : F.S.A., Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Latin Club, Mudbowl, M i r r o r Staff, Bowling, Thespians BERRY, Q U I N N : C -Club, Pep Club, Jr. Class Vice President, Homecoming, Football, Golf, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country. BICKFORD, L A R R Y: Football, Track. BIRD, B E RY L : Tr i - H i - Y, Choir, Bowling. BLANCHARD, B R U C E : G e r m a n C l u b , G e r m a n Awards, National Honor Society. BLANCHARD, REBECCA: T A R . , Pep Teens, Tr i - H i - Y, F.H.A., F.S.A., Teen er, Choral Club. BOBIER, B I L L : I.R.C., Pep Club, ish Club, Vice President Sr. Class, Junior Play., Freshman Commissioner, Sophomore dent, Senior Commissioner, Vice ball, Basketball, Te n n i s , D e b a t e , Forensics, Homecoming. BOGER, L A R R Y: C Club, Football, Wrestling. BOLEY, L I N D A : T r -Teens, Pep Club, sics 19 BOPP, J A M E S : Camera Club, Yearbook Staff, C Club, " L i l ' Abner," Band, Choir, Balladier, Golf, Varsity Golf Award. BORDEN, J O H N : K e y Club, Teen Chamber, Pep Club, Co-op, Sr. Class President, ball, Football. BOWERMAN, K A R E N : Pep Club, Choir, ner." BRADSHAW, R I C H A R D : Bowling, Coball, Football. BRANDES, K A R E N : F.S.A., TAPS, Teen Chamber, B o r Better. BROWN, M I C H A E L : Pep Club, Choral Club. B U C K L E Y, D A L E : Pep Club, Band. BUDD, JOYCE: Future Nurses, Co-op, cupations. BURCH, DOUGLASS: Chess Club, Shop Club. BURK, E L L A : G A A , Future Nurses, Science-Math Club, Latin Club, Teen Chamber, Sr. Play, " L i l ' Abner," Yearbook, Band, A l l -Star lochen Camp, Blue Lake Camp. B U R R I T T, L I N D A : Pep Club, GAA, Girls' Track, Choir. BUSHONG, D O U G : P e p C l u b , J r . & S r. Plays, Bowling. BUTCHER, J U L I E : Pep Club, F.H.A., TA P. BYRNE, PAT R I C K : Teen Chamber, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Sr. Commissioner, Football, Basketball, Baseball. CALLAHAN, K A R E N CARTER, ROGER: Shop Club, Vocational Metals Award. CHESTER, B A R B : F N A . CHESTER, D E B : P e p C l u b , Spanish Teens, T r i - H i - Y, Bowling, M u d Bowl, F u t u r e Secretary. CHURCH, G A RY GOATES, M A R Y: Thespians, Forensics, Thespians Children Play. COLVIN, PENN: Future Secretaries. CONNELL, C A R O L I N E : B a n d , Co-op, N a t i o n a l Honor Society, Forensics. CORWIN, S T E P H E N : C Club, Track, Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Track, Basketball. CRAM, DELORES CULBERT, K AT H Y: Transfer, GAA. �CULVER, K A Y : T r i - H i - Y, F u t u r e Nurses, L a t i n Club, German C l u b , Te e n Chamber, F u t u r e Teachers, Thespians, Yearbook, Forensics, Cadet Teacher, L a t i n Award, D A R History, German Awards, I d e a l G i r l , N a t i o n a l H o n o r Society, Girls' State, B o r Better. CUNNINGHAM, PA U L : Football Manager, Cross Country. CUSHING, R A N A E : P e p Club, T r -Teens, G A A , Teen Chamber, J r. & Sr. Plays, B e t t y Crocker Homemaker. CUTHBERT, J I M : C Club. DAVIS, BARBARA: Band. DEAN, GREGG: Thespians, Spanish Club, Pep Club, IRC, Jr. & Sr. Plays, Co-op, Debate, Yeadbook. DELOACH, SCOTT: PIPCO, K e y Club, Freshman & Sophomore Commissioner, Football, Co-op. DILLON, STEVE: Co-op. DIRSCHELL, STEVE: Football. DOLL, M I C H A E L : Pep Club, Teen man a n d Senior Class President, Captain, Balladiers, Sr. Play, " L i l ' ball, Baseball, Track, M u d Bowl, Choir. DULIN, J E R R O LY N N : G A A , F u t u r e Secretaries, Jr. Play. FEE, CAROL: T r -Teens, Pep Club, taries, Co-op. FEE, R O N A L D FLICKENGER, BRUCE: Chess Club, Campus Life Club. FROM, SANDY: GAA, Co-op. GAGE, D A N : Pep Club, Co-op. GEORGE, J A M E S GERMAN, LY N N : Future Homemakers, Tr i - H i - Y, Pep Club. GLANT, GAIL: Teen Chamber, Spanish Club, GAA, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Band, Bowling, Mud Bowl. GOCHENOUR, M A R T Y : Football, Tennis, Cross Country. GOOCH, L I N D A : Pep Club, Tri-Teens, Balladiers, Cardinal Choir, Variety Show, " L i l ' op GOODSON, E R N E S T GOTTSCHALK, SUSAN: Pep Club, TriHi-Y, Future Nurses, Co-op, Yearbook, S r. & Jr. Plays, " L i l ' Abner", Band. GREEN, C Y N T H I A : Teen Chamber, Spanish Club, IRC, F u t u r e Secretaries, P e p Club, J r . P l a y, Yearbook C o -Editor, Class Secretary, Co-op, Quill & Scroll, Spanish Award. GRUZA, J I M : Chess C l u b , I R C , D A R H i s t o r y Award. EASTERDAY, K A R E N : P e p Club, taries, Co-op, Bowling, M O D , Thespians, Teen Chamber, " L i l ' Abner," Senior Play. EBERHARDT, M I K E : Exchange Student, Camera Club, Mirror. FADDEN, DENNIS: Shop Club, Pep Club, Bowling. HAACK, N E I L : C-Club, Football, Track, Intramural Basketball. H A L F E AT Y, GEORGE: Track. HANNON, J A M E S HASHLEY, J A M E S : C -Club, Pep Club, Football, Wrestling, Track, Baseball, A l l ball and Wrestling. HAUSKA, J A N : Pep Club, " L i l ' Abner", J r. Play, National Honor Society, B or Better. FAIR, M I K E : B or Better. 19 �HAYNES, K A R E N : Spanish Club, Pep Club, Teen Chamber, National Honor Society, Class Officer, Jr. & S r . Plays, Cheerleader, " L i l ' A b n e r " , Homecoming Court, M u d Bowl, Spanish Award. HECKMAN, LAURA: Pep Club, GAA, Campus Life Club, J r. Play, Cheerleader. HEMKER, A N T H O N Y: Basketball, ger HEMKER, L E E A N N : Transfer Student, Pep Club, Choir, Spanish Club, Future Teachers, National Honor Society. HERMAN, G E O R G E : Chess C l u b , Club, Forensics, Sr. Play, " L i l ' Abner". HERMAN, SUZANNE: Future Secretaries, Co-op. HERRICK, JOYCE: G A A , Future op, B or Better. HIGH, DON: Band, Yearbook. H I N D E R L I T E R , D A L E : National H o n o r Society, Chess Club, Forensics, Choir, Balladiers, Jr. and Sr. Plays, " L i l ' Abner", German Awards. H I C K L E Y, J A N E T T E : Forensics, Teenlicans, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Teen Chamber, J r . & S r. Plays, Band, M u d Bowl, Spanish Awards, Girls' State, Salutatorian. HOUSER, D E B B I : Future Nurses, Thespians, M u d Bowl, Jr. & Sr. Plays, " L i r Abner". H U N T L E Y, D AV I D : Gymnastics, German Club, Pep Club, Intramural Basketball, Winter ball Manager. HURD, DONNA: T r -Teens, Pep Club, Sr. op HUTCHINS, RON: Shop Club, Wrestling, Co-op. H YAT T, G A I L : Future Secretaries, Pep Teens, Teen Chamber, Sr. Play, Co-op. INDE, M A R I LY N : Spanish Club, Debate, Forensics, Future Teachers, Pep Club, Cadet Teacher, Sr. Play, Band. IVERHAGEN, M A R I A N N E : Exchange Student. J E N K O T, L I N D A : T r -Teens, Bowling. 19 K E L LY, SUSAN: Pep Club, Future tional Honor Society, Sr. Play, Spanish Award, Science Award, B or Better. KERR, R O B I N : L a t i n C l u b , German C l u b , P e p Club, GAA, Teen Chamber, Forensics, Yearbook, Cardinal Chatter, "Lil' Abner", Mud ing, National Honor Society, B or Better, Latin Award, German Award, Quill & Scroll. KEYSER, D I A N A : Choir, Pep Club. K I L B U R N , L AV E R N : P e p Club, Co-op. KISTLER, D O N K N I G H T, J A N E T: Transfer Student, ers L A C K E Y, J O H N : Football, Basketball, Track. LAUGHTON, DON: Shop Club, ball, Co-op. L I C H T, J A C K I E : Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Coing LINDBLOM, M A R I A N N E : Pep Club, retaries, Forensics, National Honor Society, Girls Track, B or Better. LOOMIS, P E N N Y: Pep Club, GAA, Choral Club. LOPEZ, TO M : Intramural Basketball. LONGSTREET, STEVE: Wrestling. LOVELL, L A U R I E : F u t u r e Secretaries, Pep Club, Co-op, Bowling. LOWE, J E F F : Va r s i t y Club, Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Cross Country. LUCKADOO, B O N N I E : T r -Teens, Choir. LUKAZCEK, B O N N I E : Spanish C l u b , T r i - H i - Y, Co-op, Future Secretaries, Band, tor, Quill & Scroll, National Honor Society, B or Better. LUKAZCEK, NANCY: Pep Club, Future CoL U T H Y, S C O T T: German C l u b , K e y C l u b , P e p Club, Choir, Band. LY T L E , TOBI: Latin Club, Pep Club, Tr i - H i Teens, Cardinal Chatter, Thespians, Forensics, Co-op, Future Secretaries, M u d Bowl, J r. Play, Bowling. LY T L E , W I L L I E : Pep Club, Future pians, Cadet Teacher, Jr. & Sr. Plays, ner". McCULLOUGH, PETE: Cross Country, Basketball. �1VIcDONALD, A L L E N : Intramural Basketball. McLATCHER, B E V E R LY McMILLAN, C A R O L : L a t i n Club, German C l u b , Tri-Teens, GAA, Teen Chamber. MacDONALD, N I A N N E : Tr i - H i - Y, Latin Club, Pep Club, J r. & Sr. Plays, " L i ' l Abner", M u d Bowl, Class Officer, Commissioner, Clerk sion, M a y o r, Homecoming C o u r t a n d Queen, Girls' State. MacRAE, C U R T: Varsity Club, Camera Club, Pep Club, Latin Club, Mirror, Quill & Scroll Award, Boys' State, Tennis, Basketball, Cross Country, Football. M A C K L I N , D E B : Spanish Club, Pep Club, Future Secretaries, Co-op, Thespians, Future Teachers, B or Better, Band, Teen Chamber, Cheerleader, Mud Bowl, J r. & Sr. Plays. MALOVEY, C AT H E R I N E : Future Teens, Pep Club, Co-op. M AT T H I S E N , H E L L E : Exchange Student, Future Homemakers, Mud Bowl, Sr. Play, " L i ' l Abner". MERKLE, WA N D A : J r. & Sr. Plays, brarian. METTERS, J O E : C -Club, Te e n Chamber, Class Treasurer, Tennis. M I L L I M A N , D E B R A : Spanish Club, L a t i n Club, Thespians, Pep Club, Tri-Teens, Bowling, Prom Committee, Jr. & Sr. Plays, ish Award. MILLS, B E V E R LY: Future Secretaries. MINTON, V I K K I : Tr i - H i - Y, Tri-Teens, Bowling. MOLER, F R A N K : C -Club, Chess Club, K e y Club, Football, Basketball, Tennis. MORESHOUSE, C A R O L : F u t u r e Homemakers, Thespians, Jr. & Sr. Plays. MORICK, WESLEY: " L i ' l Abner". MORRILL, PA M : T r -Teens, Librarian. MORRIS, RON: Wrestling, Football. MOSIER, C E C I L E : P e p Club, Future Secretaries, Tii-Teens, Commissioner, Class Bowl, Homecoming Court, D A R Girl. MUNN, D E RW I N : Chess Club, Camera Club, Band, Choir, " L i ' l Abner". MYERS, SCOTT: Pep Club, Winter Track. NELSON, M I K E : Football, Tr a c k , " L i ' l A b n e r " , Varsity Club. NELSON, R O N : Band, Interlochen. NEUSBAUM, C R A I G : C o - o p , G o l d e n H a m m e r Award. NIGHSWANDER, D AV I D : Chess Club. NOUN, JEFF PACKER, SUSAN: F.H.A., Bowling, TA P. PAV K A , M I C H A E L : Football, Track. PERRIN, M A R G A R E T: Spanish Club, det Teacher, Senior Play, Spanish Awards. PETZOLD, E L I Z A B E T H : Te e n Chamber, G.A.A., Girls"Prack, Senior P l a y, " L i ' l change Student. PHELPS, D YA N N : F.T.A., Cadet Teacher, Spanish Club, German Club, Pep Club, Forensic Society. POLING, M A R L E E N : Pep Club, F.S.A., Tr i - H i - Y, Co-op, Choir, M u d Bowl, Senior Play. POPE, M A R Y L I N : F.S.A., Pep Club, Spanish Club, Co-op, T.A.P., Choir, Bowling, M u d Bowl. PORTER, K AT H Y : M O D -TAPS, L a t i n Club, Pep Club, Choir, Tri-Teens, Teen Chamber, Chatter, "Li'l Abner", Co-op. RAHRIG, JEROME: C Club, Cross-Country, Track, Winter Track. R AT H B U N , DALE: Co-op, Jr. & Sr. Plays. REED, EDWARD: Cross-Country, Tennis. RICHER, E D D I E ROBARGE, D A R E N : Pep Club. ROCK, BOB: C Club, Baseball. ROGERS, DOUG: C Club, Pep Club, " L i ' l Abner", Football, Track, Basketball. ROGERS, THOMAS ROGERS, WA N D A : Tr i - H i - Y. ROHLOFF, P A T: Te e n Chamber, Thespians, P e p Club, Cadet Teacher, Choir, M i r r o r, ner", J u n i o r & Senior Plays, Q u i l l a n d Scroll Award. ROVER, JAMES: C Club, Key Club, Cross-Country. RUBLEY, P H I L : C C l u b , Band, Cross Country, Tennis, Track, Basketball, Football. RUMSEY, K AY : F.S.A., Co-op. 19 �RZEPKA, T H O M A S : P e p Club, J u n i o r & Senior Plays, " L i ' l Abner", Intramural Basketball. SCHABLOSKI, J O H N : Chess Club, Pep tributive Ed., Bowling, Mirror, Yearbook, Golf. SCHULTZ, E L A I N E : Latin Club, G.A.A., T r -Teens, Camera Club, Pep Club, Girls' Math Club, German Club, Teen Chamber, NHS, Forensic Society, L a t i n Award, Getman Award. SCHULTZ, J E R RY: Co-op. SCOTT, K AT H R Y N : F.S.A., Spanish Club. SELL, E D : Pep Club, Shop Club, ling. SHAFER, COLLEEN: Pep Club, Latin pians, Te e n Chamber, Band, J u n i o r & Senior Plays, " L i ' l Abner". SHERRICH, L A R RY: C Club, Football, ketball. SMITH, PA M : P e p Club, Choir, Co-op, Tr i - H i - Y, Jr. Play, " L i ' l Abner". SNYDER, J A N E : Pep Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Cadet Teacher. SNYDER, JOE SNYDER, K E I T H : Intramural Basketball, Junior & Sr. Plays, Wrestling, Football. SPERRY, DOUG: Librarian, Intramural Basketball. S TA L E Y, K E N S TA N L E Y, S H E L B Y : Tr i - Te e n s , T r i - H i - Y, P e p Club, Spanish Club, Thespians, Teen Chamber, Junior & Senior Plays, " L i ' l Abner", Forensic Society. STEELE, CRAIG: C Club, Mirror, Football, Track, Golf, Basketball. STEFFEY, D AV I D : Pep Club, Varsity mural Basketball, Cross-Country, Track. STETLER, M A R V I N : Choral Club, Choir. STEVENSON, SHARON: Spanish Club, T r -Teens, Pep Club, Tr i - H i - Y, Co-op, F.S.A., Cheerleader, Spanish Award. SWART, DEB: Spanish Club, Tri-Teens, Pep Club, F.S.A., Co-op, Bowling, Mud Bowl. SWIFT, K AT H Y TAPPENDEN, SUE: Pep Club, Tri-Teens, Spanish Club, Bowling. 19 TOMPKINS, C A R O L TOWNSEND, WA R R E N T R E A C Y, E D WA R D : Chess Club, Dean sics, Senior Play, " L i ' l Abner". TRUAX, S H E R M A N : German Club, P e p Club, Track. TRUEX, S H E L L E Y: Pep Club, TA P, pians TRYON, M I K E : F.T.A., Shop Club, Cadet Teacher, Football, Track, Best Industrial Arts Student. URBAN, M A R I A N : Thespians, Tr i - H i - Y, Pep Club, Senior Play. VA N A K E N , CHARLES: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Freshman Class President, Basketball, Football, Homecoming. VANDERPOOL, H E L E N : F.H.A., Senior Play. VANICAMPEN, S U S A N : Tr i - Te e n s , F. T. A . , P e p Club. VA N L A A N E N , S TA C E Y: Thespians, F. T. A . , Te e n Chamber, G . A . A . , Forensic Society, J u n i o r & Senior Plays, " L i ' l Abner". V I C RY, 'TOM: Football, Basketball. VOLPE, J E R R Y: German Club, Chess Club, Band, Senior Play, " L i ' l Abner". WA I T E , D A L E A N N : F.H.A., Pep Club. WALTERS, R AY WALZER, D A V E : C C l u b , Football, Basketball, Track. �WARKOCZESKI, B A R B : P e p Club, pians, Bowling, Mud Bowl. WATSON, D O N WATSON, L I N D A : Forensic Society. WATSON, R O B E R T J . : C Club, Te e n Chamber, Key Club, Yearbook, " L i ' l Abner", ball, Football. WEAVER, C H E R Y L : S e n i o r P l a y, " L i ' l A b n e r " , Forensic Society. WILLIAMS, JEAN: T r -Teens, Pep Club, Thespians, Choir, Balladiers, " L i ' l Abner". WINTERS, K A R E N : T r i - H i - Y, C h a t t e r, G . A . A . , Bowling, T r -Teens, Senior Play. WISE, J U L I E : F.S.A., Pep Club, Tri-Teens, Spanish Club. W I T M Y E R , DEBORAH: Pep Club, F.N.A., Chatter, Senior Play, Co-op, Cheerleader. WOODWARD, THERESA: M a t h and Science Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Bowling, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Cadet Teacher, Girls' Track. WORDEN, JAMES: Co-op, Shop Club. YEARLING, L E E YOCKEY, CHRIS: German Club, Young Democrats' Club, Football, Senior Play. YUHL, A L L E N Y U N T, K R I S T I N A : P e p C l u b , Tri-Teens, C h o i r, Junior Play, " L i ' l Abner". ZEBOLSKY, A L B E R T: Track. 19 ��L E F T: Joe Metters uses his exquisite taste ing Jeft Trues make the right choice. B E L O W : Doug Rogers and Steve Dirschell have reached the height of "goodie." B O T T O M : The Baptist addition t o the Coldwater area. 111111110 D o i n g business ing i s l i k e w i n k i n g i n t h e d a r k . Yo u k n o w w h a t y o u a r e d o i n g , b u t n o b o d y e l s e does. 19 �Davis Marine Congratulations, Seniors Cutcher Plumbing — Heating — Kitchens — S w i m m i n g Pools 639 East Chicago Road Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Wilbur's Coldwater's Home o f Fine Furniture Open 7 Days a Week East Side of C o l d w a t e r Lake 6 S. M o n r o e Street Featuring 278-8412 Johnson Boats & Motors Coldwater, M i c h i g a n and Skidoo Snowmobiles 278-5656 43 South M o n r o e Street Coldwater, Michigan REMODELING & NEW CONSTRUCTION �Enjoy F a m i l y Fun a t ColdwaterRecreation 278-5325 5 5 9 E. Chicago Rd. Hal's Zephyr Service Coldwater 524 E. Chicago Rd. 2 7 8 - 6 0 1 1 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Farm Bureau StandardMechanical 423 E. Chicago St P h . 278-2224 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 19 Railroad St. 2 7 9 - 9 4 0 4 Coldwater Li- H A U L GULF O I L P R O D U C T S Than Yo FP Can B o c i . Agee, 4B1 reatt3_ ' M A R K E T RINI Fenno's East Side U-Haul rentals—Trucks & Trailers 445 E. Chicago P h . 278-5735 Complete Food M a r k e t McCullough Chain Saws John Deere Swart's OneOpen 8 a r e . to M i d n i g h t M o n d a y thru S a t u r d a y Implements 8 a.m. t o 10 p.m. Sundays Sales & Service 479 Marshall St. 2 7 9 - 9 2 1 3 McCann Farm Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-5228 816 E. Chicago C o l d w a t e r , M i c h i g a n 19 �THESE FINE SHOES AVAILABLE ShawShoe 40 WEST C H I C A G O S T. COLDWATER, M I C H I G A N M. T. Shaw, 52 ABBOTT STREET 278-2361 �attautom, o a Owners: Paul and 42 W. Chicago St. VVT V 8 W A N the m o s t Phone: 278-8508 Box 3 2 — Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 49036 P h . 279-9767 Johnson's Top & Trim — Convertible Tops — Carpets — ADVERTISING — Seat Covers — Boat Tarps & Tops — 38 E. Elizabeth St. PAYS Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Ph. 278-4631 " Yo u r happiness is our satisfaction ' Sponorships On the Village Square ARNOLD A U T O PARTS PHIL'S BEAUTY S H O P 1 0 8 W. Chicago St. 233 S. Centennial 278-2385 278-8785 HOUSE O F BEAUTY SEAMAN'S OFFICE SUPPLY 4 4 W . Chicago St. 9 S. Monroe 278-4531 278-5647 KROGER C O . 430 Marshall St. TEMPO STORE Fairfield Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 71 W. Pearl St. Coldwater, Michigan Ph. 279-9478 LYON'S P H A R M A C Y 470 Marshall St. 278-5609 20 �Take- O u t Drive-In Cadet East Chicago St. Junction US 1 2 a n d Interstate 6 9 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Phone 2 7 8 - 5 6 1 7 Carrol and 360 Marshall St. 2 7 9 - 9 1 3 3 Plastic or Otto's & Sons' Evinrude Sales & Service Wilson & MacGregor Sporting Equip. Schwinn Bicycles On US 12 next to 1-69 8 S. Hudson St. 278-5849 Coldwater P h o n e Craig Pharmacy Where Yo u A r e A l w a y s Welcome Craig Pharmacy Features: Peppermint General D r u g Needs — Personalized Service 'Family B i l l i a r d Center" Coin Supplies — Prescriptions — Cosmetics Wholesome Fun Hallmark Cards and Accessories — Gifts 49-51 W. Chicago St. FOR THE FINEST AT N O EXTRA COST Plaza Barber B& K — The Best Kind — — Soft Drinks — — Sandwiches — Grand and Marshall St. 20 For the finest in Men's Fairfield Plaza 278-5487 278-5385 �CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! OH YAH, JUNIORS & TOP R O W: "Cheekie" Pierce w i t h Smily Smith, S. DirshelL B o b i e r . B O T T O M R O W: G. Dean, N . Olmsted, M . Doll, M . "Pots" Lukazcek, C. Green. M I D D L E ROW: G. Lowe, " B o d " H a y n e s . Heckman, Q . B e r r y, N . M a c D o n a l d . "Believe i t o r N o t " BRANCH COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 20 �MANNEQUINS — DISPLAYS FIXTURES * I, A Darling I 306 S. C l a y Street 278-5651 Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 20 �WoodwardBuilding SERVING BRANCH COUNTY SINCE 1881 Kaiser „ : 1 3 108 S. Hudson Street 278-4385 Coldwater, Michigan Shop J. C. Penny A l w a y s First Q u a l i t y Warner Oil 73 Race Street 2 7 8 - 5 8 4 4 " Yo u r Family Store" 5 8 W. C h i c a g o Street 278-6446 �DISTRIBUTION DIVISION Federal-Mogul 600 W C h i c a g o S t r e e t C o l d w a t e r , M i c h i g a n DISTRIBUTIONDIVISION 0 COLDWATFR DISTRIBUTION �We Cater To Parties and Banquets Grade Coldwater 279-9948 Jay's Olds253 W. Chicago Street Selling Th?oughout M i c h i g a n — W e List To Sell Homes — Forms— C o t t a g e s — Commercial Laney Realty 1 0 9 W. Chicago St. Bernard M . Laney, Realtor Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-6951 372 M a r s h a l l St. C o l Dally Tire 278-5360 2 7 8 - 5 6 3 9 d w a t e r SANITO H& H 8 W. Chicago St. Coldwater 279-9022 Somico Heating — A i r Conditioning — Plumbing Supplies Wholesale O n l y 36 Mill Street 278-5604 BranchCounty Committee Republicans THE CLASS O F 1 9 6 9 President Richard M . N i x o n Vice President Spiro T. A g n e w 20 �COI n a t i o n al b a n k . 1 = 3 : 11 : = 1 " 11 = 1 = M a l l l continuous service 208 �l i r - 1 : Yerington & RT. z1 Box 6 6 A Coldwater 278-2828 SUPPORT THE W. K. YEARBOOK North on U.S. 2 7 Coldwater 278-2306 Van Creation In Flowers 65 E. Chicago St. 279-9536 White Chevrolet COMPLETE O N E -STOP SERVICE 595 W. Chicago St. PI Alamo Coldwater 278-2373 511 W . Chicago St. 278-5272 20 �QUALITYSPRING PRODUCTS. I N C . Sreile.” 0 N N N N N N I I K ` . • ". 71- t t " I 1 4 QualitySpring Manufacturers of Quality Springs For Every Industrial 278-2391 355 J a y S t r e e t Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Montgomery Ward The Store You Can Depend O n " 20 E. Chicago St. 2 7 8 - 4 5 7 1 Coldwater Moore's Owner: Robert Sweet 117 Chicago Street 278-2670 After Hours Call: 278-8942 Williams Phone: 278-5631 45 N. Hanchett Street Coldwater " Yo u r Family P h a r m a c y " R. M. Zeluff 21 W . H. W i l l i a m s �Mix-General McComb For The Most In Security "Finest In Shoes" For The Best Service 32 W. Chicago Street 50 N. Hanchett St. Phone: 278-2695 279-9521 Lee Vance C h a r l e s Berry Marion Brothers Pure Oil Short & If Yo u C a n ' t Stop 202 Morse Street Smile As You G o By Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 48 Division Street Phone: 279-9592 Phone: 279-9990 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 6 9 FRO Midwest Div. Of Marmon, 77 H o o k e r Street 278-2331 Quality Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 21 �J. B. Branch 278-2664 34 W. Chicago St. ConradInsurance COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 13 S. Monroe St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n Gamby Candy Phone 2 7 8 - 5 7 1 7 Wholesale Candy a n d Tobacco 110 Morse St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-5479 GARKY H . i DONNRi f R e a R o t AN I S L A N D O F REFRESHMENT Jerry's A & W 411 East Chicago Street 278-8814 Garry H. REALTO SERVICE A LWAY S 6310 — 4 n n e ; g a u l y 20 W. Chicago St. THE HOUSE O F CREATION Clodwater, Michigan YOUR LOVELINESS I S O U R BUSINESS 278-5611 7 0 W . Chicago St. 2 7 8 - 8 7 5 8 �Dar-Bea Motel gaulAner DOWNTOWN O N U . S . 1 2 glom's' a n d c r e e n n o u s e John a n d A n n To u p a l i k "The Ultimate In Q u a l i t y Design Service" Coldwater, M i c h i g a n 278-4535 55 Green St. Coldwater, M i c h i g a n T.V. — Te l e p h o n e — A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g 278-4148 Corey's-Best Botany Manhatten Shirts Jockey Fara Swank Jewelry Alligator Rainwear Levi Windbreakers Botany Donegal Champ Dobb's Jayrior Wembley Revere Sweaters 278-6763 21 W . Chicago St. Gambles, Inc. 400 Jay Street Coldwater, Michigan 278-5621 Coldwater 25 W. Chicago St. 2 7 8 - 5 0 2 5 �Winemiller, Reyburn 1043 Union City Rd. "Home O f The Lion's Den" 52 W. Chicago S t 278-5151 Coldwater 279-9584 The National Ban THE BANK OF ACTION Coldwater Tw p . Quincy North A d a m s �HardingFelspaush 4 1 0 M a r s h a l l St. 2 7 8 - 8 9 6 3 Coldwater, Michigan Kiess Gifts f o r Every Occasion 50 W. Chicago St. 278-2488 RB&WPowdered 325 Jay St. 278-5685 �Rarely does one appreciate people until they are gone. 216 1101 IM NO I ADMEBRONO K . . ����Ar-, „=ihjeta..,•.',,,L, - - t . - . 4 ,-a,.....•,.., " '.... - -41.7"— . . . _..4..... - 7 ..,-S ..4.-. .-,.—`,: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, 1969 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