Cadillac High School - Log Yearbook (Cadillac, MI)

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nowman, Goes to £choo l at C. H . Once upon a time here in Cadillac, some little children built a snowman whom they affect¬ ionately christened Frostie. Now Frostie was no ordinary snowman, for the next morning as they ran to the window to see if he was still there, he turned his head and waved a snowy hand to them. In a few minutes, the two amazed children and Frostie were laughing and toss¬ ing snowballs at each other. They hated to leave their new friend, but the schoolbell was ringing, and they hastily said goodbye to him as they ran down the street. After they had gone, Frostie threw a few snowballs; but it was no fun playing by him¬ self, so he decided to visit his little friends. That was the first time Frostie went to school. After that, Frostie went to school every day except during the spring when he myster¬ iously disappeared, only to return with the first chill winds of winter. The years have passed and Frostie is with us in high school. He waits outside our doors to walk to school with us and leans over our shoulders when we sit next to the window in Eng¬ lish or algebra class. And who else but Frostie would make us shiver and stomp our feet at the football games? Yes, Frostie is a friend who will live as long as there is sunlight on shimmering icicles, paths to be shoveled, and eager youth who love the swirling whitenes s which has given Cad¬ illac the title of “snow country.” — 7 —

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Table el Contents STUDENTS, page 9 CLASSWORK, page 33 ATHLETICS, page 51 ACTIVITIES, page 65 ADVERTISEMENTS, page 97 — 6 —

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The first people Frostie meets when he goes to C. H. S. are the many students. There about five hundred of ' L CtL- are them of all types and descrip¬ tions. Some will love Frostie and some won’t, but they’ll all tolerate him. After all, they ' f ' lestie iTleets The — 8 —