Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

Page 31 text:

T.H.E C A R D I N A L 27 JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, from left to right, Mary Ellen Snyder, Smith Ferguson, Frances Tuckey, Wayne Archer, Billie Monday, Chuck Carey. Bottom row, from left to right, Margaret Miller, Richard Kerr, V. O. Bates, Oliver Marion, Pauline Gillfilan, John Woodward. The officers of the Junior Student Council this year are, Oliver Marion, President: John Woodward, Vice-presidentg ghd Dick Kerr, Secretary. One of the most important functions of the council is that of acting as Social Planning Com ittee. Under this they organized the Junior High Social dancing and had control of the various committees for planning the Junior High picnics. The council has revised the hall monitor system in the Junior High until it is now highly systemitized and efficient. It sponsored the program of special activities in the nC.H periods such as, social dancing, gardening, fancy work, model building, and dramaticln

Page 30 text:

T'H E C A R D I N A L SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Top row, left to right, William Hilborg, Charles Kingsley, Charles Wheeler, Bill Williams. Second row, left to right, Neal Pfost, Margaret Hilborg, Natalie Faulkner, Ramona Zinn, Dorothy Snyder, Jack Barnes. Bottom row, left to right, Beryl Benedict, Fred Speaker, Eleanor Lowry, Don Russel, Rachel Speaker, Francois Trusdale. The officers this year are, Mayor, Don Russel, Vice-Mayor, Eleanor Lowry: Secretary and Treasurer, Rachel Ann Speaker, Chief of Police, Fred Speaker. The goals of the nresent Student Council were to clear up the school debt, which was made up of the athletic debt and the moving picture machine, to have assemblies every week and exchange assemblies with different towns in the county. It was also proposed to have matinee dances every week. The school debt has been almost taken care of by the school Circus of last November. The Student Council also invited several prominent people for an all day discussion with the ltudents. - V An after game dance was arranged in cooperation with the Board of Education.

Page 32 text:

1 T H E C A R D I N A L MIRROR STAFF Standing, left to right - Edna Eggleston, feature editor, first semester, Robert Mix, sports editor, first semester: Lois Tase, feature editor, second semester: Seated, left to right, Robert Belger, editor-in-chief, first semester: Harold Klink, sports editor, second semester: Philip Dorrance, editor-in-chief, second semester. This staff publishes the Umirrorn, a High School paper, published every two weeks during the school year. There are two separate staffs, one for each semester. All members of both staffs for this year were chosen by the National officers as members of the Quill and Scroll. This is an honorary society for High School Journalists. The members are chosen not only for their outstanding work in Journalism, but for their general high scholar ship and excellent character. They must also be recommended by their instructor.