Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

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.Wie CZaJz.dLnaE 1938 Page 1 0 W. F. MURRAY, Trustee C. F. VINTON, Treasurer L. A. HUTCHINS, Presidint A. PRATT, Secretary H. K. SNYDER, Trustee The above gentlememare the members ofthe Board of Educa- tion elected by the qualified tax-paying voters and parents of school children of Coldwater, at each annual school meeting, to represent them in the matter of determining the policies of the school system of the Coldwater School District. All of these men are intensely interested in the task of providing the best facilities for education of the students of this district as the means at their disposal will allow. lt naturally follows then, that they are equally interested in the suc- cess or failure of the students graduating from this system. In behalf of the above gentlemen then, allow me to wish you all the success that can come to you, particularly that kind of success which compels your fellow citizen to esteem you highly because of your individual worth to your community. ' Sincerely, L. A. HUTCHINS, President Board of Education.

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.Wm Gourdinal I 938 l extend greetings to the stalfofthe 1938 Cardinal and congratulate the students of C. H. S. for their cooperation in making this year-book an outstanding publication. To the Class of IQ3S l extend my best wishes for con- tinued success and l wish to assure you that Coldwater ex- pects fine things from each of you. This year-book is a story of your school lite in Cold- water and should mean much to you now and its value will increase as you go out into a fuller life of good citizenship and look back on these happy school days. Most sincerely, JOHN T. SYMQNS, Superintendent of Schools. JOHN T. SYMONS TRATIO Page 12

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Jhe Gaxidmai 1938 KOBEK T E. SHAREK Soiiior High School Ygrinoiloal VILAYS O. BATES junior High School Prinozlooi TO THE CLASS OF 1938: It is significant that as many young men and women in the past fifteen years have been graduated from the Coldwater High School as in the entire sixty years preced- ing. During the decade and a halfijust past two thousand students have passed through our high schoolg about one thousand having been graduatedg the remainder leaving school before graduation. The world which the Class of 1938 is entering will severely challenge every graduate. I wish each graduate happiness and success in every worthy enterprise, sincerely hoping that the years of preparation in Coldwater High will be of real help to them. I hope also that each graduate will continue to be a learner, remembering that Utrue education is the constant remodeling of our lives according to ever nobler specifications. Sincerely, Robert E. Sharer High School Principal. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 138: You are the youth of today. Tomorrow you will be the leader. You have been thrust into a world of prejudice, greed, and regimentation. A hopeful world is awaiting you. Democracy, justice, tolerance depend upon you. The problems you face seem insurmountable, Are you sympathetic toward all your fellow men? Are you unselfish in all your dealings? Are you brave enough to face tomorrow in all its insecurity and social injustice? Will you accept the challenge to make your world a better place in which to live? You are the youth of today. V. 0. Bates Junior High School Principal Page 1 I