Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

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T H E C A R D I N A L DEDICATION We, the Annual Staff, in behalf of the Students and Faculty of Coldwater High School dedicate this Cardinal to Robert E. Sharer Who explained truths, and facts, and laws, Who taught us education's trend, Who, Cmost important of all elsei, Is more than a teacher. He is a friend.

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T H E C A R D I N A L PREFACE In the year 1862, a small group of far-sighted men and women founded an educational institution which has grown throughout the century into the Cold- water High School we know today. In this year of 1957 we are directing our thoughts over those seventy five years, in a celebration of progress and achievement. The Staff of the 1937 CARDINAL pre- sents this book to the students, fa- culty, and alumni of Coldwater High School, with the sincere hope that it records a true picture of its traf dition.

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4 REX WALDHEN LELAND VANCE CHARLES KING-ZSLEY HA THEHINE BAL L Robin T Mix EDWIN ELLIGET Cf1.z3Ef2 T C. CLARKE ALICE Wu. TEH C A R D I N A L S T A F F When the Staff for the first annual in Coldwater High School in fifteen years was organized in February, Rex Waldren was chosen Editor-in-Chief. Unfortunately, plans were hardly launched when he was stricken with pneumonia and confined to the hospital for three months. In his absense Charles Kingsley was elected Acting Editor-in-Chief and continued in this capacity until the annual was completed. The Business Manager was Lee Vance. Lee had charge of financing the annual which was done by subscriptions and advertisements. He was ably assisted by Katherine Ball, Robert Mix, Alice Walters, and Gilbert Clarke. Edwin Elliget was Art Editor. When Robert Mix withdrew from High School to accept employment, Doris Addicks completed the work of preparing all copy for the printer.