47 10 3989 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/f0a9d51865a9ab428533672637a0b652.pdf c4523aa7462985a32b8918a61eedb0d4 PDF Text Text �1. ����ADMINISTRATION Over twelve and one half years, for sixteen thousand hours, the schools have tried to steer each pupil into what we feel is for the good of the individual and for the good of society. We structure our teaching and curriculum to build wisdom, character and interest. With that amount of input, the schools must claim a share of the responsibility as the successes and failures of a graduate become evident in the years to come. Hopefully, we have done well by them, for we take a great measure of pride in the class of '78. J. Warren Adair. Ed. D. Cornell University Board of Education L. to r. Mrs. Linda Ferguson. Trustee: Mr. Robert Welke, Trustee: Mr Greg. Johnson. Trustee; Mrs. Lucille Snyder. Vice President, Dr. Gary Howe. President: Mrs. Grace Comley. Secretary. �PRINCIPAL This 1977-78 school year was one of change and transition with a new administration. Just as in 1968-69. when the previous change occurred, the seniors were placed in a difficult role of having to adjust to a different train of thought and way of doing things. Possibly the members of the Class of '78 will benefit the most from this experience since the pressures of our society and the demands made on its members require the ability to cope in order to survive. They made the change, and now should be better prepared to deal with the changes which confront them as they go through life. Through experiences like these, people learn and grow into more knowledgeable people. It is hoped that what we encountered this year. one with another, provided some experience which will assist our graduates in achieving success in life and future learning. Stanley R. Bushouse, Ed.D. Western Michigan University �ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The close of your senior year marked the end of your high school days. Many of you participated with your fellow students in the various activities of your interest Man) took the opportunity to not only acquire knowledge. but also to practice reliance. tolerance. and cooperation as you meet new responsibilities, ideas. and fnends. Probably the most distinctive feature of your high school career and the advent soon adulthood. Adulthood will require you to make many decisions. While high school has shown that at times thinking is difficult, hopefully it has also shown thinking can be both significant and pleasant. In your years at Coldwater High *hod we hope you have found faith in yourself to think clearl_▶ and act courageously. Mitchell J. Zaleski. Ed.S. Wayne State Universit▶ �Being a member of a Coldwater athletic team is the fulfillment of an early ambition for many students. The attainment of this goal carries with it certain traditions and responsibilities that must be maintained. A great athletic tradition is not built overnight: it takes the hard work of many people over many years. As a member of an interscholastic squad of the Coldwater schools, you have inherited a wonderful tradition — a tradition you are challenged to uphold. Our tradition has been to win with honor. We desire to win, but only with honor to our athletes, our school and community. Such a tradition is worthy of the best efforts of all concerned. Over many years our squads have achieved their share of conference and tournament championships. Many individuals have set records and won all-conference and even all-state honors. It will not be easy to contnbute to such a great athletic tradition. To compete for your school may mean that you will have to say "no" to pleasures an athlete cannot afford. When you wear the colors of your school, we assume that you not only understand our traditions but are willing to assume the responsibilities that go with them. However, the contributions you make should be a satisfying accomplishment to you and your family. Wayne Kellogg. M.A. Michigan State University �CLERICAL DOLORAS SH I ERY Secretary GWINN LINN Secretary GEORGETTA MULLBERRY Secretary GERI ROE Secretary �CUSTODIANS SONNY BURRELL IRENE WICKERINK KEN BILSBORROW WILLIAM FLETCHER JOAN W I E G A N D CALVIN GORDON 7 �CAFETERIA NOON HOUR SUPERVISION Janet Dantes Lottie Glick 4 �L ACTIVITIES �HALLOWEEN IS FOR LITTLE • MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY k D I V I S I O N OF T H E M A R M O N G R O U P. INC. 77 Hooker Street. Coldwater, Michigan 4 9 0 3 6 ��HOMECOMING '78 THE BEST SENIOR EVENT Dale and Mike minures before broke. drier „ I n Mike Cass and Dale Magoon really made it big hit! Vickie Burke and Sharon Penn show Senior guts. Ruthann Sovis and K a y Jones really showed spirit. Caren Pierucki mouth. 12 . foaming at the ▶ �HALLS SHOW SPIRIT - p - • Seniors show fire. 78 the class with flash. Hail to the Seniors. rmattes'At Juniors show that the Panthers vwn't get them down! GNO "4,6(:bee.:711111 PanthZ (4"Ah,"Z. 4 b t 6014 Seniors show that 78 is great! Sophomores show spunk. the 13 �MUD FOR EVERYONE An important member Jim Borden. in charge of mud. Sophomores pull with spunk. Sophomores pull with great strength. I One of the prettier Sophomores! 11%. 411. One of the many soccer plays. The thrill of victory. Duck (Jr.) K e r r and J.W. after the game clean up time. ,. • 14 1 �The Juniors mmutcs before Great way to have fun hut ,1 sloppy. I he).re all gathering around for the final division of the play. One of the many mud howl plays. Steve Gibbs tells the coach his opinion. Steve Gibbs trying to decide what play to use. A I ' I II I l i I t w The Junior coach Dan Hale. Mike Post praying they win. �JUNIOR EVENT Maureen Renolds feeding Kim Kinsey squash while Kris Stokes and Betsy Marr look on. John Closson and KV.111 O'Donnell playing with their wagon. Sue White and Sara Bartlebaugh go for the win. Linda Holcomb cheers on Sara Bankbaugh as she hits Sue White in the face with a pie. 11 Soren Klingenburg, hits Hiedi Horton in the face with a pie. Chris I nde ramp- to go. 15 1 �SOPHOMORE EVENT Glenn Kaylor skates for the lead. Mr. Keesler explains the rules to Brian Sexton. Brian Sexton hops on. J. W. explains the rules t o the many spectators. It's almost time for it to start so evenone is getting ready. Seniors Teri Eberspeaker Jim Masson and John Closson. Tim Utkes and Kristen Goodreau Just edge Scott Milnes and Phil Nieman. �BURN BABY BURN . 18 �MUD BOWL CHEERLEADERS Senior cheerleaders. top to bottom. Bob Longray. Bob Wilson. Glenn Kaylor, Bob Kreigh. Eric Miller. Ray Closson, Mike Cass. Kevin O'Donnell, Cris Inde, Scott Milnes. and John Closson The Junior cheerleaders. Leading a cheer. More sexy cheerleaders Mike Cass. Ray Closson. Scott Milnes. Dan Hall, Greg Benson. Cris Inde. and Eric Miller. Look! at those beauties. Cheerleaders at Intermission. One of the prettier ones Soren K lingenburg. 19 �HOMECOMING PARADE AND COURT Junior Float. Sophomore Float. ARDS_Go-r-C Senior Float. Sophomore court Cheryl Howe and Kevin Birchfield. Junior court Patty Brown. Sophomore court Annette Payne. Junior court Carol Cranson. Senior court Beth Robertson and Chris Dorr. Senior court Mark Kellog and Sara Bartlebaugh. Senior court Geri Sudz and Scott Milnes. 20 �The 1976 Queen Denise Dorr and Jeff Gallup. Grand Marshall Lester Luce. Homecoming court. Two of the court waiting for the final decision. Crowning of the Queen. Naming of the King. King and Queen: Beth Robertson and Mark Kellog. 21 �COMMISSION CHRISTMAS PARTY The tree with all the presents that Santa brought from the North Pole Mr. Swan trying to figure if a goes into slot b. and where does c. go?? Some of the man) workers. Dr. B house and Sands Bncker Two little k▶dsinspecting Santa's tassel. Santa (Mr. Babcock) and a happy youngster. Santa shows another restless youngster the great toy he brought from the North Pole. The kids are starting to inspect their toys that Santa brought to them. Well the fun is over and▶t▶stime to go home �WOW LOOK AT THOSE LEGS 711171"cZW t ° 1 - 2 ��SUCC,CYGASli STUDENT 'flovember 10. 1077 tibbits Opera OUSC TALENT IS, ACTING . . . The Ingredienis • Comedy Tonight 44: Day By Day I- : l i o n co,p,e Enyland Rider ' y e isoi Short Man ',Cannon Maxsot, Time in a Bottle Organ Medley Payne Mc Laughiin Ofkies I Honestly Love You Dom' Nothin' for Hours Payne Lundstru," Nadta's Theme (harkThe Pei Shop Kretgh Lemonds R . Coldwater H s t a g e Band sahin 1 ) rs- •. COMEDY . . . LAUGHTER . . . SUSPENSE . . . . . SINGING . . . Intermission Coldwater H S M a n + Artemus Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy H o l c o n Gamby. Hi Magic SOLOS . . DUETS. . Walk-Ons By Mark Hannon Balladters Chamber Choir tins Chorus nrrhnal (hour Swig TRIOS . . . ENSEMBLES . . . . . MARCHING . . THE BEAT . . . THE VIBES . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 _ _ _ _ - 1 . 1 . 1 1 " 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 2 q r.--+,1P""'' t,.ho d'in �• HATS . . . T-SHIRTS . . . SUSPENDERS IS SUCCOTASH IX. ��ADDED BONUS 1..r4,( 78 4 1 �VACATION �1 COLDWATER CHOIR'S SING OUT I a 30 �V CHRISTMAS CONCERT .111ftit.,„ �OnMOSprinProducts. . COlDWATER, MICHIGAN .1.03,1 �, ,, �EXCHANGE STUDENTS Soren Klingenberg Sweden Mary Ann PioRota Philippines Corinna Arancibia Chile �PEP ASSEMBLY? STEP 1 1 35 �r STEP 2 v ad �L. ��rill r. re.. t •,...4•-•-• LOYALTY - • 39 �"PENNY" C.H.S. ALL-SCHOOL PLAY "PENNY" C.H.S. put on "Penny" as the all-school play in 1978. The play revolves around a seventeen-year-old girl named Penny. who manages to cause the men and women of an entire town to be at each other's throats. Penny's article on women's rights is the main cause of the disturbance. Finally, the women of the town realize that they can get what they want by making the men think that they are getting things their way — even when they really aren't. The tremendous effort of the entire cast made "Penny" a success. CAST Penny Pringle T o n i Arnold Mrs. Pnngle K a t e r i Strobel Mr. Pnngle M a r k Hannon Dood ie G a r y Hanson ElwoodK e v i n O'Donnell Aunt Ellen R i t a Hodson Mr. JacksonB o b Kreigh Alice H e i d i Horton Fay S u e Klein Norma C h e r i e Courser Mr. Dawson C r a i g Lemonds Cedric B a r r y Steeby THE GANG: Beth Welke — Joanne J a n Swain — Barb Kimn Kinsey — Betty D a v e Linteau — Pete Mary Wyss — Donna T o d d Norton —Jerry 40 ��r ��STUDENT COMMISSION Senior Class Officers Mayor — Tom Welke Vice Mayor — Mark Kellogg President — Katan Strobel Vice President — Beth Robertson Secretary — Chns Luke I I Treasurer — Nancy Lopez Senior Class Commissioners Doug Zabonick Heidi Horton Scott Milnes Sara Bartlebaugh Id 1 �Junior Class Officers Gretchen Doll — Commissioner Linda Holcomb — Commissioner Pat Albright — President Sherri Courser — Treasurer Karen Smith — Secretary Gary Havens — Commissioner Sophomore Class Officers J. W. Keesler — Advisor Andy Steeby — President Annette Payne — Vice President Cindy Zebalsky — Treasurer Kelly Headley — Secretary 45 �FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BILL JAMES • Star Greenhand Award • Star Chapter Farmer Award • Regional Farmer Award • Dairy Showmanship — 3rd — State • Extemporaneous Speaking — Silver Award • State Farmer Degree • Who's Who Among American High School Students 46 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SEN IORS: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Joyce Bemis Gregg Hart Heidi Horton Mark Kellogg Lola MacRae Maryann Sovis Ruthann Sovis Tom Welke Irene Grimes — Advisor SENIORS ELECTED: C. Allen M. Blaksie J. English R. Hodson C. Lemonds T. Masson J. Nelson J. Ridenour D. Skudlanck R. Trumbell C. Zieter T. Arnold V. Burke M. Hannon L. Hoeksema S. Linn A. McLaughlin J. Quick B. Robertson A. Stahly K. Woods S. Bardebaugh B. Cobb B. Hemker R. Kriegh N. Lopez S. Milner D. Reed S. Scantlen K. Strobel D. Zabonick JUNIORS ELECTED C. Bercaw C. Cranson G. Doll K. Elliott C. Holben K. Kinsey S. Klein M. McCafferty T. Nieman K. Stokes N. Carl A. Culbert A. Douglas K. Goodraau P. Kell B. Kinker J. Kunk S. McMichael J. Nutt R. Uhle Compliments of J. C. Penney 17 �BAND HIGH SCHOOL BAND ) I orenkit - • 1 AIII, 1 9:_}! it,_) 4 -- l e` 1- 1-" , i 0p2 11 iv, y ‘- 4 N t 0../, ss f 4 V A f s i Li! lite i b - r 4 V U t , s , i N f Y ' C l . S t ‘11:. l i k V t V -I):i. te t I l l so V P First row. I-r: L. MacRae, T. Arnold. R. Cornish. J. Cobb, S. Miller. L. King, A. Culbert, D. Groner. K. Jones. L. Rosenberg. : a row: J. Klein. K. Luke. L. Gordon. R. Sovis. V. Vandosen. M. Sovis. N. Heinemann. C. Meyer. C. Omo. 3rd row: J. English. H. Horton. K. Arnold. V. Pourro, J. Huss. L. Wanar. S. Lenon. G. Gidener. G. Sabin. Director. 4th row: T_ Stephenson. D. Becker. C Holben. C. Gamby, C. King. V. Drago, T. Meyer. G. Huff. 5th row: C. Pourro. S. Dexter. D. Peck, K. Bates. T. Masson. J. Pickering, C. Warner. C. Courser. PEP BAND Front row. br: R. Cornish. K. Arnold. M. Simmerman. G. Widener. L. Wanar. L. King. C. Brown. S. Sovis. 2nd row.- .4_ Culbert. T. Arnold, J. Klein. L. Rosenberg. K. Jones, K. Luke. S. Dexter. T. Maxson, Director. S. Strobel. 3rd row. R. Keller. C. King. D. Becker. N. Heinemann. D. Mahood. C. Omo, L. Forreider. T. Short. 4th row: A. Scheidler, J. Huss. S. Lenon. P. Rebentisch. C. Gamby, V. Drago, G. Huff. Top row: D. Peck. J. Forreider. C. Moore. S. Miller. C. Pourro. R. Keller. 48 �JAZZ BAND The Jazz Explorers Rhythm John Pickering — drums Dan Mahood — bass Chris Pierce — guitar Janice Forreider — piano Trumpets Cathy Gamby Andy Scheidler Wes Rosenberg Joe Griffin Trombones Len Forreider Rich Keller Tom Short Brian George Mike Holcomb Saxophone Michelle Simmerman Steve Strobel Phil Rebentisch Adam Clayton Kerrie Arnold Neal Newton Under the direction of Mr. Gordon Sabin Skylight Studio of Coldwater AV �CHOIRS . . . CARDINAL CHAMBER WOMENS '14 Ab IP - �BALLADIERS SING OUT Tin M r s . Chris Holben. Doug Cope. Tammy Manson. Becky Trumbull. Diana Wise. Amy Douglas. Linda Holcomb. Sue Scantlen. Dan Hale. Jakne Whiletides. Gregg Hart. Alan Elliot. Ann McLaughlin. Martha Loud. Steve Denbrock. Ruth Scantlen (missing. Steve Gibbs) �COLDWATER H I G H SCHOOL MUSIC D E PA R T M E N T Presents ANYTHING GOES % 1.-......_............____........•,..............„..........................._•._______________........_ • - • • . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • - • • - • • - • • - . . . . . • p.m.* ••••-•••••••••••••••• COSTUMES CHORUS Sharon Penn Teri Eberspeaker Lisa Hoeksema Ruth Scantlen Sue Shoup Nancy Lopez Jacquie Conners Sue Klien Kristen Goodreau Dan H a l e Michelle Zeiter Mark Yo u n g q u i s t Diana W i l t s e Kris Stokes Scott M i l n e s Beth Charles Alice B e m i s Teri Eberspeaker • ORCHESTRA Conducted by J o h n Bailey Gerald P u s t e l n i k T Janice E n g l i s h r u H m e r n S a x o p h o n e a n d Clarinet Gregg Gantzer B Ta m m y M a x s o n P Cherie C o u r s e r P u t a i e r e s a c u s s o Norma Heinemann Chris Clayton o i t h Welke K a y Jones PROGRAMS s n e TICKETS Vicki Overgard l B t S a x o p h o n e and Clarinet F Vat Dirschell PUBLICITY Gordon Sabin To n i A r n o l d Nancy Lopez Lisa H o e k s e m a Rita H o d s o n p o MAKEUP Teri Eberspeaker V a l Dirschell n CAST o f C H A R A C T E R S (In Order of Their Appearance) Reno S w e e n y . A m y Douglas Billy C r o c k e r Moonface G A r Hope Harcourt M Bonnie J B Whitney D Reporter Ching Ling Purity Chastity Charity Virtue Purser Captain Bishop l e r t n c a g n e C Mrs. HarcOurt g a a a Sir Evelyn Steward e l h h e r k Hart Elliott a Loud Whitesides i s Holben y Tr u m b u l l n Hale Doug S h e m e l . Ron Stipe .. Ta n i s A l l e n Vicky B u r k e Vicky S m i t h Kelly Headley Jacquie C o n n e r s Karen H e i n e m a n n Rex R o s e . . Glenn Kaylor Craig L e m o n d Girl 1 Annette M c L a u g h l i n Girl 2 Linda H o l c o m b Boy Dancers Directed by D E B O R A H BAILEY Dunn Marteen Mark Whitesides .....••••••••• • i " H e a v e n H o p . " " I t ' s Delovely.' A n y t h i n g Goes -Let's Step Out. " B l o w . Gabriel. B l o w. " anc I ' T a k e M e Back t o M a n h a t t a n - were staged an:., choreographed by M A RY VAL Musical D i r e c t i o n by J O H N BAILEY �`s 3� �ot, , i A l I O N A L M! (W COLDS ATER Calelmare. l e d i r e 00116 �LANGUAGE CLUBS FRENCH: C. Arancibia. T. Eberspeaker. J. Bemis. J. Klein. S PA N I S H : R . Sovis. C. Arancibia. B. Robertson. M . Sovis. C. Lemonds. S. Klingenbere. B u r k e . B. Trumbull. B. Krieh, J. Sherman. MIRROR J. Quick A. McLaughlin J. Connors J. Rogers D. Johnson K. Coe C. Howe D. Skudlarick J. Bregg R. Forreister C. Picrucki J. Wilkins S. Wittecamp B. James S. Milnes $5 �HOME CONSTRUCTION Scott Gallup Phil Denis Ralph Tuhbs BACC Bohh Langra �t4 ••••„, �Welding: Ben Dailey Jack Morrison Dave Moore Mechanical Systems: Roy Swift Barry Goodwin Bruce Dunn Mechanical Systems: Roy Swift Berry Goodwin Drill Press: Steve Conn 58 �Machine Shop (tools): Peter Knight Dan Nichols T1'. c Ault. Mechanics: Gar) !Janson Bill Vanover Mocks Sssift �Child Care: Patty Cooper 4 Horticulture. Monica Green Becky Huffman Y%ette Droucher Office Ed.: Sham Moore ������AUTOGRAPHS ���THE FACULTY AND STAFF OF COLDWATER HIGH SCHOOL ART MARIE E. 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VALLE Central Michigan 77 �PARAPROFESSIONALS SHARON NEIBLE Special Education EUNICE BROWN Counseling ROLAND LEGG BISD VERNA HENSCH Library SUE WELKE BISD ANNE PARSONS Library 13Lffiie 78 CLERICAL ��Jesse Abbott Karen AcMoody LouAnn Aker Steve Allen Tanis Allen Phil Anderson Tim Ares' Kerrie Arnold Lynn Ash Sue Ashton Michelle Avila Pamela As 17,1 Marion Bachand Todd Bail James Baker Sherry Baker Susan Balczo Phil Barber Ricky Barker David Barone Dominic Barone Karen Bates Bonnie Bedford Lisa Bercaw Julia Bevier Kevin Birchfield David Birk Cheryl Blair Steve Blair Cheri Blanchard �Eugene Blue Mike Bohannon Kenneth Bonduram Dean Borton Bill Boyce Chris Bowers Todd Brayton Lori Brewer Virginia Brines Joann Brouse Dawn Brown Rodney Brown Lee Bryan Tim Bryon Bonnie Burret James Cade Mary Callahan Jeff Card Greg Case Mary Charles Jeffrey Chatfield Jeff Chehowski Guy Chester Michele Chester Carol Clark Levi Clearwater �Kathy Closson Kerry Closson Jill Cobb Bruce Cole Wendy Cole Mary Collins Kimberly Colvin Jacqueline Conners Thomas Cornell Roberta Cornish Tammy Corwin David Cotton David Covey Ray Coville Suzan Cox Steven Craig Laurie Craun Kelly Crawford Victoria Croy Bridgette Curry Robert Dalchow Maxine Dalius Keith Darby Kern Davenport Rick Davenport Alieda Deal Diana Deeter William Deeter Ardias DeKam Becky DeMarr A.. �Sherry Dexter Carrie Dimnick Jeff Dollar Lisa Dorr Tracy Dovey Valerie Drago Daniel Draper Gary Drayton Kenneth Drumm Bryan Dunn Michelle Earl Kirt Eberts Alan Elliott Linda Emerson David England Edward Everett Tammie Farlin James Farst Dennis Farwell Beth Ferguson Mark Ferguson Donna Ferris Tammy Ferris Scott Fitch Jon Flint Derek Franz �Robin Fuller John Gamby Ronald Gardner Pam Gates Joe Gibson Cindy Gigowski Doug Gillette Tami Goheen La une Gorden Ten Goshnell Bob Grace Brenda Graver Dan Gray Diane Groner Marty Gruner Tim Grunwald John Hagerty Randy Hall Lisa Hanna Bert Hams Kelly Headley Paul Hei!horn Karen Heinemann Don Heminger Jay Flemker Cheryl Henriksen Selma Herl Jeff Hess Patti Hiner Monica Hinsdale a. �Mike Hodge Kim Hoff Gary Holbrook Louise Holland Danny Hollen Gary Holt Teresa Horton Ten Lynn Housler Darlene Houtz Marlene Houtz Cheryl Howe Leslie Howe Doug Howells Jason Hudson Ron Huffman Loretta Hulliberger John Huss Debra Hutchins Vicki Hutchins Julie Inde Peggy Jepson Barbara Johns Pam Johnson Danita Jones Julie Jones Barbara Kale �Michael Kaley Mark Kanouse Ron Karn Norma Kelley Kathy Kelly Scott Kelly Mary Kerr Bryan King Celeste King Donna Kinyon Christopher Kirk Randy Klingler Robert Knapp Teresa Koss Gail Kriser Sharon Krutsch Richard Krzeminski Tim Krzeminski John Labo Dawn LaGro Randy Lahnunt Darla Lambert Kevin Langwell Brian Langworthy Penny LaPratt Tony LaPratt Jennifer Launmore Stephen Lawhead Nancy Leclair Darcy Lipman �John Lodge Lisa Loehr Jim Logan Wade Longstreet Ron Luce Angela Lyon Frank Lyon Patrick Lytle Diana Mansmith Dunn Marteen Cindy Martin Rocky Maurer Robert Maxson Michele McDonald Susan McElvain Sabrina McLain Kevin McLaughlin Patricia McLaughlin Tonya McMechan Edward McMillan Laurie Medendorp Jim Metzger Carol Meyer Carrie Miller Susan Miller Beth Monarch 87 �Jeanette Montville Dennis Moore Marc Morr Dixie Morrison Trena Mosher Phil Munn,•e Julie Meyers Kim Neible Tracy Nelson Susan Nieman Tonia Nivison Johanna Noblit Lorria Noblit Jill Norton Ronald Nunnery Karen Olszewski Michael Orris Sjon Otis Philip Palmateer Duane Parker Kathleen Parks Marvin Patton Annette Payne Rebecca Payne Daniel Peck Barbara Peer Michael Peet Dianna Peterson Eric Peterson Chris Pierucki 88 �Jeanette Pierucki Monica Pohl Raymond Posante Reyne Posante Victoria Puorro J. 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Cherly Rufner Tina Rufner Jerri Rzepka Daniel Satow Claudette Savage Cathy Scantlen David Schmidt �Keith Secord Karl Seiler Krista Seitz Lisa Sharp Fred Shaw Ken Shaw Kim Shaw Stacy Sherman Rick Shimer Dale Shirk Jim Shook Todd Short Rodney Sickels Steven Slier Patty Sitzes Julie Smith Vicki Smith Brett Snyder Mary Snyder Robert Sobie Lori Sowlc Luann Stanler Mark Steeby Tom Stef fey Max Stephenson John Stevens Ron Stipe Janice Stone Tina Straw Lon Street �Michael Streeter Jeffrey Streets Liz Sward Julie Sweet Amy Swick Jan Swope Patrick Tappenden David Taylor Debra Taylor Kenneth Taylor Penny Taylor Timothy Thomas Brian Thompson Linda Thompson Robert Thorpe Donna Torrey Helen Tower Theresa Trivette Tamy Truex Vickie VanDosen Tim VanDyke Steven Walker Eric Wallace Dawn Walters Scott Washburn Scott Watson �r- Dona Weakly Jerry Weaver Elaine Wellons Julie White Linda White Jalene Whitesides Gail Widener Robin Wilber Steve Wilcox Tammy Wilhite Colleen Williams Archie Wilson Diana Wiltse John Wingard Laurie Wohlers Tracey Woods Mary Worley Mary Wyss Eric Yope Stephen Youtsey Cindy Zebolsky Marcia Zeiter Michelle Zeiter Lila Zimmerman �Mark Bauder Terry Bauder John Bird Jordon Bouse Jim Cunningham Terry Lynn Dovev Mike Elkins Marlynn Enos Randal Fougerousse Ted Gippk Treasa Goings Jeff Green Brenda Hunnamen Michael Lavergne Laurel Lee Shirley Linteau Arnold Longray David Magoon Rick McLatcher Teresa Morpeth Russell Nivison Candace Palmateer Christine Parks Rusty Poley Richard Pope Came Rosenberry Robert Sanderlin Billy Smith James Smith Frank Stetler Larry Walp Doug Ward Tom Webb Terry Whitney David Wolfcale Carolyn Wymer Mark Youngquist fr) ��K. Wallace G. Heator M. Kellogg M. Milnes T. Welke J. Wilkins J. Closson S. Gibbs P. Gregrich D. Marco — Advisors i M 1SP;riifril n P Bohannon R (Imo S Denbrock S Rider T Neiman M. Veetks H. hart ( oath �GIRLS GOLF Coach Doug Lake Annette Payne Cind!, Martin Lori McBride Linda Holcomb Jill Cobb Carol Cranson Vicky Burke Jams Stone Path Hansel Kim Bohannon Jai ne Sikorski Martha Loud Dennis Herman Tim Staley Dave Eberspeaker Jeff Thomas Norma Kelly Cathy Purro Kevin Collins Bret Norton Stuart Bates David Sass Greg Heator Kevin Wallace Larry Vanbuskirk John Huss Soren Klingenburg Steve Hortienne Kevin McWilliams Ken Bondurant Coach Bob Mullall Coach Jim Bilsborrow CROSS COUNTRY �VARSITY FOOTBALL WK. • r. R. Hall. B. Walters. S. Gibbs. T. Pope. K . Tower. T. Welke. C Dorr. M . Kellogg. M. Post. J. Rogers. P. Thorpe. Lind row M . Cass. J. Clos.son. B. Granger. B. Stevenson. B. Steeby, R. Clark. J. McLaughlin. D. Steffey. S. Milner. ird rum J Hayes. R. Langwell. M. Iveson. B. Dixon. K. Pierson. K. Elliott. E. Siler, D. Rogers. D. Magoon. 4th row: P. Albright. M. Moines. G. Gleason. T Norton. C. Mocsman. T. Ufkes. P. Wanar. JUNIOR VARSITY Frost rats • R ROI!, M E Yope. A n y . L clearirraier. B. Thorpe. B Snyder. R Rime M Kane ike Masao. S. Crass. R. Hall. K Birchfeeld. T Sieffe!o. A. Dhoti S. Youtiey. K l_aninnorth. R Rulsle‘. M f ergii,on 1 ) ( terse I ) Shalt �• • ��REALTORS A N D APPRAISERS 372 M a r s n a i t 5 1 C o i a w a t e • , W A . 49036 �V A L k 12 1. H E A l o R 13 A H A R D I N t , ) 3 t 5 I I M BLASK IL • 14 L HOEKSEMA 2 4 C NEUTZ • 1977 CH.S. BASKETBALL 'THE LADY CARDS' 15 L PAGE 22 R TOUPALIK COACH R O G E R F U L L E R 11 1 N L I T T 33 D M A H 0 0 0 R E 3 G 0 I O N 8 KIPKER A L COACH P A T L E W I S — CHAMPIONS — TWIN VALLEY D I S T R I C T • 34 T H O R TO N 4 2 2 0 C GRAVER K GOODREAU �LaBeth Page Jackie Nutt Diana Mahood Renata Toupalik Cindy Nutz Ann Harding Lisa Hoeksema Cindy Graver Tina Horton Tina Straw Kristen Goodreau Barb Kipker Mary Blaskie Cathy Heator 102 15 I0 33 22 24 13 14 42 34 5 32 25 35 12 Coach Roger Fuller Sue Magoon Jill Norton Lori Card Mary Kerr Barb Gray Renee Maire Carrie Miller Lori Mossman Janice Forreider Karla Harding Michele Simmerman Julie Culbert Sara Schuman Cathy Page Lisa Bercaw 12 4 21 33 15 14 24 32 II 12 31 24 42 22 5 C o . ' a P ? t Lewis Manager Michelle McDonald �LADY CARDS REGIONAL CHAMPS CORO, FULLEg :2 COLDWATER LADY (ARV IM �1 104 �- A ��WRESTLING Feuer rms. l -r- J. Harmon. R. Hall. M. Ferguson. T. LaGro. K. Wallace. 2nd row: A. Baile▶. E Wallace. K. Elliott. R. Closition. R. Milky. T. Vandosen. 3rd row•: 1_ Closson. C. Hodge. M. Cass. T. Welke. E. Grace. Tom Sweitzer. Coach. ��r 'L ��' • ' el I I I 11.1P)1,1%041 a m •utp4Onr-iaN Wlf • J a l v w o i *.taujal pinea i n e d 'ump000 w e e -urwiaH swuaa w i j cajjais uoi:1 :)png a n a l s :qatoj issv •uostnior 2noci : p r o ) peaH 1.1-eqoH pall •satirK in • 1Pit011E0 1103S 1-/ l o a f NNAC1 ����P Br V4 W C ' • AI n ,rteg K V44. • S F r3 • It Br.. ▪ Tra • Greer F i c a d . 4 • ' 6 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY A S S T . VARSITY , • �BUMP S P I K E S E R V E V O L L E Y ��BOOM, BEND, BOUNCE titeWrt f•AA id L Sabnna McLain Tracy Nelson Jenny Walls Lee Bryan Mary Worley Laura Martin Penny Lopshire Coach Chuck Beaty Lori Kollmorgen Coach Jacqui Grady Liz Ward Chris AcMoody Sue Klein Jody Coners 11 / e Sue Cox Helen Towers Jalene Whitesides Stacy Sherman Kelly Engle Tracy Woods Valerie Drago Cheryl Fougerousse Jan English Julie Sweet Pearl Linteau 11' 10' yr 11 ���CHEERLEADERS VARSITY Marnie Morrill Geri Sudz Connie Thatcher Denise Williams Christie Zieter Betsy Maire Ruthann Sovis Candy Cox — Advisor Jeanine Hemker Maryann Sovis Maureen Reynolds JR. VARSITY Lisa Leohr Linda Whitt. Tern Koss Karen liemenimin Jerri Rierika Monica Pohl Donna WeakIrs Colleen Williams I .tle A d v i s o r �. f u m z i p , a n a s c A l l NAnomAL R A M O f COLDWATER L i k l u n i m IRehlom 09036 117 �I �C.H.S. SCOREBOARD Cross C lAunti) Football CHS CHS • I5 14 7 14 0 39 Bronson Hastings Albion Hillsdale Harper Creek Marshall Pennfield Sturgis Jackson Lumen Christi 13 7 6 6 20 22 6 6 23 22 30 29 24 38 25 38 17 22 34 34 25 28 33 21 30 18 45 39 G u l l Lake Pennfield S t u r g i s A l b i o n H a s t i n g s M a r s h a l l J . County West. H a r p e r Creek H i l l s d a l e B r o n s o n 6 wins — 4 losses 9th — Watervliet Invitational 10th — Fennville Invitational 7th Sturgis Kiwanis Invit. 4th Twin Valley 13th — Regional 5 wins — 4 losses 3rd — Twin Valley Girls' Basketball Girls' Golf CHS CHS 85 54 67 55 57 56 55 53 55 52 34 56 68 36 63 54 66 70 56 50 43 52 47 53 64 60 Three Rivers Jackson Central Alhion Hastings Hillsdale Harper Creek Bronson Marshall Lakeview Pennfield Jackson Cty. West. Sturgis Alhion Hillsdale Harper Creek Marshall Hastings Pennfield Sturgis Bronson Marshall Harper Creek Pennfield Dowagiac Wayland Southgate 48 64 42 56 28 57 33 28 71 43 35 32 58 24 43 38 60 43 30 33 32 47 34 46 56 46 L L W L L L L L L L W W J a c k s o n Parkside T h r e e Rivers N i l e s Brandywine Pennfield S t u r g i s A l b i o n H a r p e r Creek G u l l Lake Hillsdale Hastings J a c k s o n High Springfield 3 wins - - t o losses Boys foot! CHS 359 176 176 175 17'2 Quincy. J a c k s o n Lumen Christi J a c k s o n County Western T h r e e Ris ers B r o n s o n Springfield 1st — Twin Valles 3 wins — 3 losses 20 wins — 6 losses 21 of 2 R e g i o n a l s o • 154 I8' �Wrestling Boys' 13a.keth,t11 CHS CHS 57 L a k e v i e w . Marshall Bronson 66 S t u r g i s 40 H a s t i n g s 64 T h r e e Risers 48 B . C Central 78 H i l l s d a l e 93 H a r p e r Creek 73 A l b i o n 53 J . Lumen Christi 59 P e n n f i e l d 64 S t u r g i s 68 P e n n f i e l d -7 Albion Bronson f! H a s t i n g s 51 M a r s h a l l "1 Harper Creek Three Risers icksbure 46 S t u r g i s I , c I ,c5tS .1_nd — Twin Valles 58 39 45 55 36 45 36 48 80 67 75 63 67 46 57 74 58 50 55 61 54 52 57 37 56 36 27 21 66 44 42 47 24 39 49 27 29 48 39 24 48 21 49 N i l e s Brandywine B e n t o n Harbor E a u Claire M a r s h a l l C h a r l o t t e I o n i a Williamston L u m e n Christi J a c k s o n High S t u r g i s B r o n s o n H i l l s d a l e H a r p e r Creek D e l t o n A l b i o n G u l l Lake Lakeshore M a r s h a l l H a s t i n g s Pennfield 25 2 21 31 32 3 14 16 16 33 24 17 29 27 12 18 26 13 37 I5 14 wins — 5 losses 1st Stevensville — Lakeshore T. 1st — Niles — Brandywine Invitational 4th — Olivet Invitational 3rd — Southwest Invitational 5th — Districts 6th — Regionals Gymnastics Kdlamaioo 1,0% \ o r r i s Jackson Parkside Sturgis Jackson V k Jackson 11tvh tp' ���Kevin AcMoods Lloyd Adams Pat Albright Daniel Ames Keith Armstrong George Ashton Tim Atkinson Janet Austin Andy Bailey Mike Barnes Leslie Barrows Stuart Bates Daniel Batterson Jessee Batterson David Becker Craig Bercaw Kathy Best Anita Bidwell Frank Bird Brenda Blair Kim Bohannon David Bond Darlean Bowen Pam Bowen Jim Bowers James Bowling Scott Brewer Teresa Brewer Brenda Brockwell Linda Brouse 1 If.W1 1 I v A el II N r i p Ti i .0101°V 1111:11'C't �Jeffrey Brown Patty Brown Don Bryan Robin Butler Peggy Callahan Scott Carpenter Mike Chambers Cindy Champion Tomi Chehowski Denis Clark Trena Clark Chnstine Clayton Steven Closson Douglas Cope Kathy Corless Cherie Courser Michael Coville Amy Cox Laroy Crandall Caroline Cranson Frances Craun Annette Culbert Jeffery Davenport Steve Davis Steve Denbrock Susan Dentwock �Donna Dennis Phillip Dennis Cynthia Dillon Janeane Dings Brent Dixon John Dugan Gretchen Doll Robert Donay Amy Douglas Janene Dove Julie Dovey Robbie Dubois Linda Dunn Kary Earl David Eherspeaker Gail Elkins Kenneth Elliott Kelly Engle Mary Ernst Rhonda Eschelson Tonya Firestone James Fisher Terry' Fisher Brad Flippen James Fougerousse Terry Franks Becky Fraser Scott Galloway Scott Gallup Terry Gay 130 �Janice Giant Cindy Gibson Dawn Gibson Marquita Gilpin Rick Girod Scott Gleeson Kristen Goodreau Barry Goodwin Edwin Grace Melanie Granger Cynthia Graver Monica Green Marty Griffin Mike Grove Darlene Guernsey Tamara Guisinger Daniel Hale Teresa Jo Hamilton Mark Hamlin Anna Hanna Patricia Hansel Thomas Hansman Patricia Harding Jerry Harman Kimberly Hart Kay Harwood �Gary Havens James Hayes Deborah Haynes Gregory Heator Norma Heinemann Janene Hemker Wayne Herl Carey Hodge Rebecca Hodge Scott Hodge Christopher Holben Linda Holcomb Bettina Horton Steve Hourtienne Dan Housler Faith Houtz Jim Hudson George Huff Rebecca Huffman Angela Hurst Conna Hurst Lawrence Hurst Jamie Jaques Clyde Johnson Jeff Johnson Sheila Johnson Kurtis Kaufman Bradley Keith Jeffrey Kellogg Patrick Kelly 132 �Lome King Mark King Kimn Kinsey. Barbara Kipker Lisa Kirk Suzanne Klein Peter Knight Lori Kollmorgan Steven Kovales Lynn Kriser Joseph Kunk Kandye LaMee Larry Langworthy Mike Lash Kelly Lee Sandra Lenon Jeffery Lewis Robert Linton Lenora Loose Penny Lopshire Kendall Love Ann Lundsirum PennN I vnch James Lyon Douglas Maggari Deana Mahood �Elizabeth Maire Kimberly Martin Lori McBride Mary McCafferty Sherry McKinnon Stephanie McMichael Kevin McWilliams Richard Merriman Paul Meyer Pam Millard Aaron Miller Annie Miller Cindy Miller Phyliss Miller Mark Milnes Sham Moore Marnie Morrill Lisa Morrissey Craig Mossman Diane Munroe David Nagle Allen Neeley Mark Neesley Cindy Neutz Jack Newman Jeff Newman Danny Nichols Tim Nieman Dan Noble Jacqueline Noblit �Lori Normand Todd Norton Jackie Nutt Sandy O'Conner Dan Ohmer Elizabeth Page Lisa Paradine Christopher Parker David Pavelko Sherry Payne Mary Peck Ronald Peer Kelle Penn Michael Peterson John Pickering Christopher Pierce Pamela Pierson Shelly Pifer Connie Pope Doug Preston Catherine Puorro Kathy Quick James Reppert Maureen Reynold% Steve Rider D a n Ridge �Deb Robertson John Rodgers Dennis Rogers Linda Rumsey Jodi Sanford David Sass Edward Schultz Janna Sebald Barbara Secord Kathie Seitz Brian Sexton Doug Shemel Jayne Sikorski Rex Siler Karen Smith Leonard Smith Lorri Sours Mark Sowles Mark Spade Laurie Springhall Rosiana Staley Donna Stanford Lynda Stankewicz Tom Stephenson Wayne Stickney I 4, warn. A n a Kristen Stokes Jody Stout Velvet Straw Brian Streeter Janice Swain 1I n �Cindy Sweet Natalie Swick Mickey Swift Kristine Taylor Evan Thomas Kevin Thomas Ed Tilden Stephen Toiler Renata Toupalik Jeff Towns Done Traver Christopher Tucker Tim Ufkes Raymond Uhle Larry VanBuskirk Tom VanDosen Gregory VanEsley Dora Vond Bradley Wages Kenneth Wakley Jayne Walkup Tim Wallace Fredenc Walls Cynthia Waken Lorne Wanar Carol Warner �Laurie Washburn Lisa Weakly John Weis Elizabeth Welke Lloyd Wells fir Laura Wendorf Kelli Wert Mechele Wilburn Luana Wilder Michelle Wnght k \1 \;.4/ Janeil Yager Mark Zabonick NOT PICTURED: Sandy Barnett Heather Bawden James Bloss Brenda Brockwell Ron Burke Nicholas Carl Renee Crabill Robert Cunningham Cathi Davidson Shirley Demone Dennis Elkins Darlean Ferns Angela Galinis Cathy Gamby Tammy Halstead Gary. Hanson Albert Haywood Pamela Hecox Marty Hurd Michael Iveson Sheila Jacobs Steve Johnson Wanda Kilburn Angela Kortel Melody Matousek Dennis Miller Edna Miller Lucinda Miller Marlin Mock Todd Noble Verajo Richardson Mike Rubley Robin SchebeHa Edward Siler Tim Staley Phillip Swafford Tern Tompkins Duane Truex William Vanouver Deanna Walker James Wheeler Evon Winger ��Blaski. \ I . Goodreau. K. Kipker. B. Loud. M. Strass Nutt, J. Are). T. Horton. T. Foerster, B. Wendorf • L. Yager. J. Heator. C. Harding. A. Neutz. C. Kelly. S. 140 Closson. C. Coach Pat I Coach Craig Myers Asst. Coach Dick Foster SOFTBALL VARSITY J R . VARSITY Wilhelm.. K. Houtz. D Houtz_ M. Walters. D. McDonald. M. Magoon. S. Wooster. T. Rogers. T Heinemann. K. Yeager. S. Mossmann. L. Miller. C. Emerson. L. Cobh. J. Gordon, L. �LADY CARDS STACKED 18-3 The coach is studying his team It) stk what to do next. Assistant coach after the game is won. One of the members of the team coaching first. The hall game is gotten underway Another one of the team coaching third base tat �What should I do next? Netter lick next time. Chalk u p another r u n f o r the L a d y Cards_ Another great catch by first base. Well let's get under way. 142 �RATTLE THOSE BATS krung rum. i-r 1 Jtmnskin. R. Birth. M. Sowlc. R. ldli.thAn. D. Smiley. J. Kellogg. K. Shi.1),+. R. l Inch. Set (mid ron . P. Mapes . M a n a r r . M. GrIffin. A. Rohluff. P. Kelky. S. Galloway. S. Pius. J. McLaughlin. Pat Lowe. Head Coach. Third row. M. Kale‘ Dort. T. Aker. S. Washburn. B. Streeter. K. Tower. Doug Johnson. Assistant Coach. ���ddr HURDLE R U N J U M P F A L L From row. 1-r: K. Coe. R. Bordt, J. Supe, P. Brown. L. Page. C. Pourro. K. Penn. C. Pope. P. Page. K. Smith. T. Weaver. A. Betts. S. McLain. J. Walls, S. Brown, N. Kelly. T. Colbert, Vicky Carpenter. Coach: J. Austin. T. Brewer. M. Borden. R. Brodt. C. Zebolsky, V. Pourro, D. Mahood. B. Gray. L. Streets. C. Pope. Graig Gunn. Coach. MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY 4. DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP. INC 77 Hooker Street. Coldwater. Michigan 4.31)3t, Ir ��WARM UP C O O L DOWN Row1, I-r: C. Neutz. J. Hayes. T. Hughes. J. Huss, T. Newman. B. Cobb. Row 2. I-r: D. Clark. L. Smith. G. Heater. K. Wallace. S. Ryder. D. Hortienne. S. Lawhead. D. Eberspeaker. Row 3, I-r: T. Norton. L. Klingenberz. D. Onstott, D. Linteau, M. Kellogg. a Thompson. D. Cope. E. Miller. J. Newman. K. McWilliams. D. Herman. J. Lyon. 148 ���TENNIS / • 14 k t S ! l ' 7 T SterfeN r ) ()mar, G. Hart. a How.ler. G. Huff, R. Uhle. S. Denhrock. K. Elliott. S 1111ti. ��Linda Thompson Sue White Coach Mr. Don Bohannon ��C.H.S. SCOREBOARD Girls' Softball Baseball CHS CHS 11 1 6 ' Jackson Pennfield 2 Sturgis 6 Hillsdale • 6 H a r p e r Creek 4 2 Albion 8 M o n r o e Cath. I1 2 H i l l s d a l e 7 Sturgis 4 7 1.1arshall 6 Albion 10 B r o n s o n 13 L u m e n Christi 2 Hillsdale 16 Bronson - P r n afield • • 1 . 3 6 5 9 15 12 20 21 13 7 16 13 16 9 10 9 14 6 6 2 0 5 5 4 5 9 3 8 7 0 6 6 6 I 7 1 0 12 3 4 6 0 4 6 9 19 5 6 6 12 18 8 5 11 4 Jonesville H a s t i n g s C h a r l o t t e H a r p e r Creek P e n n f i e l d Vi c k s b u r g J a c k s o n High J a c k s o n Cty. W. C l i m a x -Scotts H a s t i n g s B . C. Lakeview. H a r p e r Creek J a c k s o n Cty. W. A l b i o n Predistricts — Districts — Regionals 5 3 1I J a c k s o n Cty. W. f, J . Lumen Christi 3 Te c u m s e h 10 G u l l Lake 6 20 wins — 9 losses Tie 1st — Twin Valley II 18 wins — 3 losses I Quint. i, i1CI.un ('v ' 4 Pen nfleki flamer ( r e e l 1,. . s! 4-1 11.1.i aig• Pi w i n . ! I . K . r. , ' ' ''' P IChb 1 - . 1 1 h .• 4th , — i ,• :-. • �BAND AWARD THE ARIENS AWARD . . . THE OUTSTANDING BANDSMAN . . . . . . MISS TAMMY MAXSON �CHOIR AWARDS ARIENS AWARD GREGG HART Mr. Hart was selected by the Vocal Music Department as the Senior Recipient based on scholarship. leadership and contributions to the vocal music program. Gregg has been in the forefront of such activities as Succotash. musicals_ vocal music concerts and the Balladiers. OUTSTANDING VOCAL MUSICIAN AMY DOUGLAS I Miss Douglas was selected hs the students and rhe Vocal Music staff as the outstanding six al musician for 1977-7R AITIN has participated in Succotash. played the lead role in the Musical knything Goes, is a member d the Balladeer. and wasselected to the Michigan School 'soca' Ass,xi - 1 1 . �AWARDS Each spring the faculty recognizes outstanding achie▶ements of students by giving special awards in the following areas: Art. English. Health Education. Home Economics. Language. Mathematics. Science, and Social Studies. The ten outstanding seniors are cited at this time. Other awards given include the Danford, I Dare You Award. the Baush and Lomb Science Award and the Seton Boyce Memorial Award. Scholarships are also presented at this time. Outstanding Men and Women Gregg Hart. Rita Hodson. Mark Kellogg. Craig Lemonds. \ank▶ Lo�+ez. Scott Milnes. Beth Robertson. Doreen Skudlarick. To m e Welke. K i m Woods. Dare You Award Rita Hodson — Mark Kellogg Bausch and Lomb Award Douglas Reed 158 �SETON BOVEE MEMORIAL AWARD RACHELLE BRODT The award created by the Coldwater Daily Reporter in the memory o f Seton Bovee. Sr.. writer. photographer. dean o f high school sports reporting. is given annually to the outstanding male and female senior athlete of Coldwater High School. MARK KELLOGG ( alitpionveni • THE COLDW ATER DAILY REPORTER �.. Presenting the Class of 1978 COLDWATER HIGH SCHOOL �Aker, R. Tom Albert, Carl Allen. Connie Althouse. Tina k J " Arancibia, Carolina Arey. Tanis Arnold. Toni Ash. Mary Avery, Brian Ball. John Ball. Michael Barrows. Lloyd I Bartlebaugh. Sarah Bemis. Alice Benson. Gregory Birch. Roy Mw Blair. Linda Blair. Pamela Blanchard. Brel Blakk \ 1 v , 141 �Borden, James Bregg. Judith Breitenwischer, Tim Bricker, Sandra Bristol, Andy Brodt, Rachelle Brown, Sandy Budd. Mark Burke, Victoria Burkett, Tammy Callahan. Robert Campbell. Lisa Campbell. Lori Carl, Norene Carpenter. Rodney Carr. Darrell Case, Mark Cass, Michael Catobius, Jean Chester, Kelvin - ) , ) �Christensen, Robert Church, Donna Clark. Ronald Closson, John Closson, Kay Closson. Ray Cobb, Brian Coe, Karil Coe, Kathy Cole, Brian Cole. Sheryld Colvin. Patricia onnors. Jane Cooper. Patricia Coscarelly. David ( 'nye\ . Douglas Crabill. Renee Croti Lenora Cunningham. Da �Dailey. Ben Davenport, Dana Dean, Jeffery Dearing, Bruce • Denny, Linda DeVolder, Sandra Dexter, Suzanne Dirschell, Valerie Donay, Paul Dorr% Christopher Drayton. Steven Dunn, Bruce English, Janice Eberspeaker, Teri Eldridge, Susan Enos, Renae Ernsberger, Teresa Fisher, Maryann Flint, Jamie Foerster, Barbara 164 1 �Forbes. Ryan Forrister, Robin Foster. Clifford Fougerousse, Cheryl Frambes, Michael Galinis, Angela Gersbacher, Deana Gibbs, Steven Goheen. Richard Goodwin, Joanne Graef. Susan Granger. Robert Gray. Chris Gregory. Glenn Hall. Rusty Hannon, Mark Harm. Carol Hart. Gregg Hanel,. Dougla,. Haucka. Barbara �Heator. Cathleen Hemker, Beth Herl, Tina Herman, Dennis Hodson, Rita Hoeksema, Lisa Holtz. Laurie Horton, Heidi Hout, Lillian Houtz. Scott Howe. Cynthia Hufnagle, Rory Hughes. Todd Hulliberger. Kim Hunnaman. Luann Inde. Chris Jackman. John Jepson. Ginger Johnson, Debra 166 d•• .41,11P' c �Johnson. Jeff Jones. Kay Kaylor. Glenn Kelly. Sharon Kellogg. Mark Kelly. Karen Kinyon. Jodi Klavinski. Jerome Klein. Diane Klein. Jeanine Knapp. Laurie Kosmerick. Steven Kreigh. Roheri Lambert. Darmda Lamhright. Barn Longwell. Rodney Leffler. Da% id Lemonch. Craig �Lev. Leesa Linn. Scott Lopez, Nancy Loud, Martha Luke. Kristi Lytle. Michelle Lytle. Michael Mackenzie, Thomas MacRae, Lola Magoon, Roger Martin. Timothy Mason. Peggy Maxson. James Maxson, Tammie Meyer. Timothy McLaughlin, Annette McLaughlin. James Miller. Albert Miller. Eric Miller, Rick 160 �Milnes, Scott Minniear, Susan Minton, Toni Montville. Kenneth Moore. Dave Morrill. Charles Morrill. Richard Morrison. Jack Murdock. Cheryl Neesley, Sherry Neible. Rebecca Nelson. Julia Newman. Thomas Noble. Steven Nolin. Douglas Nunnery. Kenneth (I-Donnell. Kr, Omo. C:i rt (Imo. 1 Nticit I �Onstott. Dennis Otis, Michael Palmer, Jeffrey Parks. Laurie Pask, Timothy Patton, Patricia Paull. Marilyn Pavelko, Cheryl Penn, Sharon Peters. Penny Peterson, Elizabeth Phairas, Jeffery Pierson. Keith Peirucki. Caren PioRoda. MaryAnne Pitts, Steven Pope, Jody Pope. Thomas Pudak, Fredrick Quick. Jeanine �Reed. Douglas Relich. Philip Riddle, Allen Ridenour, Jennifer Robertson, Elizabeth Robinson, Allan Roby, Karen Rogers, James Rose, Paul Rosenberg, Laurie Rubley, Diane Rubino, Robert Rurka, Laura Scantlen, Ruth Scantlen, Susan Schluhatis, Samuel Sebald, Randall Sewell. Craig Sherman, James Shelller, Patricia 171 �Sickles, Jeffrey Skudlarick, Doreen Smith, Diane Smith, Gregory Smith, Timothy Snow, Tracey Snyder, Robin Sobie, James Sovis, Maryann Sovis, Ruthann Springhall, Pamela Stahly, Allison Stantin, Elwin Steeby, Barry Steffey, Donovan Stevenson, Robert Sudz, Gerianne Tappenden, Jay Thatcher, Connie Themanson, Janet 172 �Thompson. David Thorpe, Paul Tillitson, Diana Toon. Pamela Toupalik. Joann Tower. Kirk Trivette. Terri Trumbull. Rebecca . Tubbs, Ralph Ulrich, John Vaughn, David Waderlow. Cheryl Walker. Rose Wallace, Kevin Walters. Bryan Wanar. Paul Ward. Donna Warner. Valencia Webster. Rick Weitekamp. Susan �Welke, Thom aN White. Susan Wilcks, Therese Wilcox, Richard Wilhelm. Kimberly Wilhite, Jeffery Wilkins, Jill Williams, Denise Wilson. Robert Winger. Evon Winters. Kandi Wittbrodt, Deborah .1 Woods. Kim Zabonick. Douglas Zabonick. Steven Zeiter, Christie NOT PICTURED: Dimmick, Kevin Hall, Daniel Kerr. Kimberly Luce, Kevin Nieman, Phillip Shank. Randy Wagoner, Robert 174 Ashley, Cathy Elkins. Dennis Hall. Deborah Knauss. Keith Malovey. Thomas Nutt, Lee Stanford. Jamie Wright. Donald Barker, Diana Ferris. Craig Howell. Gene Kutzel. Denise Miller. Martica Post. Michael Strobel. Kates Blanchard. Rene Fillev. Daniel Hurlburt. Daniel Linteau, David Murphy. Timothy Rafferty. Susan Sunday. Rebecca Bowling, Larry Gibson. Julie James. William Longray. Robert Neusbaum. Cindy Sargent. Patti Swift. Ro. �Summers end . . . golden fields . . . scarlet leaves . . . harvest time . . . morning frost . . . winters snow . . 175 �. . . springs awakening . . . apple blossoms . . new leaves . . . year coming to an end . . . sunset . . . tomorrow, a new day, a new path, a new life. 176 �J. W. Keesler and George Huff lead the traditional downtown parade hack to CHS. Bud Blanchette and Jeff Dean. class advisor and class historian address the student body. Mrs. Ethel Hawley. Teacher Emeritus, par excellance. is recognized by the senior class for her dedication to teaching as a substitute long after retirement. J. W. Keesler swears in Kns Stokes as CFIS's 1978-79 Mayor. Gordon Swan is recognized for his contributions as commission advisor. �GRADUATION 1 9 7 8 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS . . . F LLPAUSCH FOOD CENTER 179 �Processional Presentation of the Class of I97s — Dr. J. Warren Adair Salutatory — Rita Hodson Valedictory — Doug Reed Exchange Student Message Soren K lingenberg — Denmark Exchange of Tassels Recessional "Congratulations" t C' ��J. C . P E N N E Y 11,.. a l u m i n i u m 5 L p C O '1•01fiff111111111' . 1 1 1 1 • • • • • • • • • • 0 • .0!Iir - 1 1 J. C. PENNEY CO. INC. ftiglett Steffeyloutsey ' R E A L T Y REALTORS AND APPRAISERS 372 M a r s h a l l S t . C o l d w a t e r , M i c h . 4 9 0 3 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 �THE 'MICHIGAN SOUTHERN N AT I O N A L MICHIGAN BANK AT I O N A I B A N K SOUTNER— THE n 1 1 1 1 1 1 OUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL RAMC OF COLDWATER Coldwater, Michigan 49036 8 • �eiAl AMOY CUL Y'S JEWELRY 7 W. Chicago Coldwater "The Jeweler You Know — You Can Trust'. ICt HONES DIV.OFmg Num WICKHOMES 125 5. Michigan Ave., Coldwater �I M I Coldwater Moto-Cross Racing Team B&B VENDING MACHINE CO. 516 Wheeler Rd. Coldwater, Michigan 278-7150 !41 �LAKE E R I E DOOR C O. LAKE ERIE DOOR CO. GITTLEMAN'S, INC. 340 Jay 55 W. 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Chicago Coldwater, Mich. 278-5617 �itseei TRANSIT MIX Sc.w • • BRANCHCOUNTY TANK PRECAST U.S. 27 N. Coldwater, Michigan 278-2304 LEGG LUMBER 43 S. Monroe Call the "House Doctor'" • ICI �• • Patrons ARNOLDS AUTO PARTS CARROLL SHOES COLDWATER OPTICAL CO. EMILY HOUSE OF HAIR HOUSE OF FABRIC G. L. HO WE, O.D. D. M. McCLAID, O.D. WILBER FURNITURE WILLIAMS APOTHECARY C. C. WU, M.D. LAD AND LASSIE SHOP F O X Y LADY SHOP B. G. YOUNG, O.D. CONGRATULATIONS C L A S S OF 1978 Faculty and Staff of Coldwater High School The 1978 CARDINAL was made possible by the effort of the following people: Cover Design —Jill Wilkins Cover Graphics — Kari! Coe Mark Hannon Robert Granger Photography — Kevin McLaughlin Layout and Design — Judy Bregg Bridgette Curry Barbara Foerster Ruth Rose Sincere thanks to the faculty and staff that assisted in the production of Volume 41. Ralph E. Babcock Advisor 192 �I1 �1 1 it ��� 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, 1978 Subject The topic of the resource School yearbooks High schools Coldwater (Mich.) Description An account of the resource 1978 yearbook of Coldwater High School in Coldwater, Michigan. 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