Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

Page 8 text:

Dear Diary: The people who live here are many and varied, but there are some general groups that we all know. The ADMINIST gamzes our school functions so that the year will pass smoothl RATION in a quiet way or ' y and efficiently. We, the students, do not give much ese people must s d b ' pen , ut we do appreciate the way things click along during the school though to the time that th year. Fully deserving of praise for their t' pa ience and ability are the members of the FACULTY. We of CHS are especially proud of ou r teachers. We're sure a younger acting, laughing, or more brimful of fun set of people is not to be found in any other school. Then, of course, there are those who really make a school of it, th e STUDENTS. We have our good points and our bad ones, but through all of them shines the f act that we students of CHS are noted for our sportsmanship and school loyalty. These are the three elements that form a school and h , eac new year at Coldwater High School is aimed at i mproving all of them.

Page 7 text:

Gaadinal DEDICATICDN We, the Cardinal Staff of' 1941, dedicate this book to Coach Donald fSunnyJ Bauer, who through seventeen years of service to Coldwater High School has made himself a friend to all with whom he was associated, His genial man- ner in the classroom and on the athletic field has added much pleasure to our school life. He has inspired our teams on to Victory and en- couraged them in defeat. His interest centered in the players' welfare and it was his desire that whether the game was won or lost, true sports- manship should prevail. lf'I -I-l'12 Classroom I Coach Donald fgunnyl Bauer T

Page 9 text:

IC ,,. 1. 'DEMOCTIAC ' ' W ' KS. 2. .UN I' THEY l'I'Il ' ' ' WINS. .12 ' Y Y IN Af NOX IX 'P J. I NHHTIS NUI ARM NOT 'VXYIXSI I. Till GILXIDIC OFl IC'l'IHS. I. DOI'Hl.I'ICROSSl'I1I. 3. ILXNIDS1 DMM. SI. .XIN I' LUVIC GH-AND? I. Nth Gll.X1,H'I UI I 1CI'f12S.