Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

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VALEDICTORIAN CHARLES FISHER SALUTATORIAN CAROLYN THOMAS Top Ten SEATED-M. FARWELI., C. THOMAS, C. FISHER, S. DEAN, J. LUCAS. STANDING-J. RENNELL, D. SHIREY, D. McCANN, C. SOULE, J. KEYES. ik Page 18

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Th future is a world limited by ourselves." 6' - MAURICE MAETERLINCK Seniors ik Page 17

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS M. Gruner, D. Shiery, D. McCann L. Waldron Senior C ass eview Although a bit bewildered by the rough schedule of tenth grade, we found ourselves warmly welcomed to the Roosevelt building by the Sophomore Reception. We chose Don Treacher, Dick Shaw, Tony Gruner, and Bev Gruner as our class officers. After a lot of campaigning, Rita Weeks and Don McCann were elected to represent our class on the student commission. Our first ventures at raising money were a bake goods sale and a paper drive. By Christmas time we returned thanks to the seniors for our reception with the Christmas dance- "Snow Flake Frolic." This year was climaxed when our boys outshined the juniors and seniors by winning the annual high school track meet. The summer before our iunior year most of us could be found at Waterworks Pork, working in the concession stand, our big proiect. When fall rolled around it didn't take us long to get in the swing of things by electing Kay Arnold as our class president. John Burton, Ruth Sanford, and Delma Scriber served with her. We displayed our acting ability when we pre- sented the mystery-comedy, "Ramshackle Inn." By sponsoring a paper drive and a chop-suey supper, enough money was raised to hold the annual banquet and prom in honor of the seniors. Experienced from the previous summer, we found working at the concession stand much easier in the summer of 'l954. Sitting in the front rows of the auditorium we all felt a little tense and excited as our newly-elected mayor, Marv Picard, an- nounced the beginning of our senior year. It was now our privilege to welcome the sophomores by presenting the Recep- tion, "Enchanted Woodland." For the second consecutive year our class float won first prize in the Halloween parade. Stage fright grasped many of us on the opening night of our senior play, "Father of the Bride." The class officers were Larry Waldron, Don McCann, Delores Shiery, and Tony Gruner, while Bev Gruner and Delma Scriber represented the class on the commission. After returning from a trip to Washington and New York, our four years of high school were brought to an end with baccalaureate and commencement. Fond memories of the happy times spent in Coldwater High School wfll remain with us always. D. A. R. GIRL IDEAL GIRL IDEAL BOY BEVERLY GRUNER RITA weeks Douo MITMESSER THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY O'l'TO'S SPORTING GOODS Page I9