Coldwater High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Coldwater, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1942 volume:

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'W--A, ,z M' .'- .:r1'-via. -'J ' if' P wi.:- - 5-1 fl df Sffibf-f ' .-E-:aff-Li,-' i f '-1 1- A-My fvf'zfsf:?- 'I f ,--vr'2-A ., i s w e .- 1: ff-r , ,. -. .31-Ari. f 4..e.a.:::z+2v f -' 1, -:f-M - :?5f,fn2-zfsfrrs,-:Lf -A ' ' s 1:2211 ,i.5ifi'L'4:?fL.1f13.,Aq,.f.-p. - . - , , -:- -1-.f 1:1-21-f.w,,vsf-,-'-..::--v A--,L - ' ' . Miss Gertrude S. Moore IN !IPPRfC'lv47l0N ..... Miss Gertrude Moore is a true and loyal citizen ol' our democracy here at C. H. S. She has been a superior teacher ol' languages and litera- ture, but more than that, she has been a powerful influence in teach- ing' her pupils to aspire to their greatest heights. The goal ol' every individual should be the hest that he can achieve. We here express our appreciation for her excellent instruction. her cheerful and friendly manner, and her loyalty to the ideals of all true Cardinals. We express our appre- ciation to our teachers and administrators for instructing and guiding us in the basic principles of democracy which are found in Coldwater High School. W5 ZHIRIV MUCH I-'R 'I'1lI' IIHXX: mir:-vll. Iluml, P11114-, Si!-Ivy, In-lwlmw, Nm-lwwln. .Xrnulurxlstm-1', Vrixml. SICWINIY ICHXY: l1:lfn-Q, lirvxu, l'vl'1'x'll1:uI1, SIM'f':ul1i.lIi. SXYIIHSHII. Il:u1'sl11l1-Iv, .Xlwklivllzu-l, Xlm In-mzlw, XXX-1-Im, Illlli-ull. I:mI'I I'Uxl IIHW: Klum-. 54'l4llllZ, Y:nn.Xlxn-lx. XX'n-llilmgtuxu, S1-mm:-lxw-tlv, l,.um-nl,-x, NIJ:--I':'1'l: OM lN5'7ROL'70R5' llll ROBERT E. SI-TARER Superintendent of Schools 00K ADMIN!! 7R14 fl V5 dlld BQARD OF EDUCATION CLeFt to Riglwrj R, F. Sharer, Suoerintendent, W. A. Milnes, Trustee, D. M. Loose, Chief Enginee J. A. Thomas, Trustee. L, I-I. Woodward, Treasurer. H. K, Snyder, Secretary W. F. Murray, President FREDERICK H. WEEKS Roosevelt High School 011-'R fXfC'07'lVf PfR50NNEZ VILAS O. 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Blue-Grass Bond and His Kentucky Colonels . . . some corn. MISS BURRELL saying something with her hands tied? And getting through a complete hour without mentioning that back row. MISS CHUTE as a ballet dancer? And saying at the beginnirg of class. Girls who were absent need not present excuses. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. CLUTE as a stand-in for Caesar Romero? And not giving a darn who you went out with last night. And wearing a black tie. DENNIS with a new line of jokes? And a sour look on his face all day. ELLIOTT' without his morning chat with one of three women teachers? Or with the class- room door closed. And urging the students not to take part in the discussion. FRIZZO as a burly grotesque gangster? Or say- ing in the morning, Here are a bunch of ex- cuses, kids. Take as many as you want. GREEN a sweet, old fuzzy-headed orchestra leader? And saying , Mathematics will have no value for you in later life. GREGG with a goatee and a French accent doing portraits? GRIGG running a Red Cross Knitting Unit instead of welding classes? KLINE six feet tall with a black mustache and still being the boss of Junior High study hall? A +R .1-md' 'N' me- ssage mwah -- -zr., , . -1- 44 s ,A ,V .1 . , - ,.,, .. ,.-ry. ' 1, t. . 1. 1 354:-1'-' : ' .'-- ---e-'f . , -.J 1 5 ' - . - M'z ' gw .-s 'Me einen- 1:1-a:ir ,Zf'ff1':Ief ' w.,:1f': --filofii' I-f-fn Af- '- -.faffsee-'ffiaff 'rfczcfs ',:+1ffEf iTL--afffuff ' ldffrgs .1..ii1n.g..s' ' .3 1-3125. f..w,g+e-iff :Q-ffm.. - .5 a,,fL'...-'.-.'l,..s-- -g-2-f'S1f: r 15, 'ff -'.-f.49'5 gj, ss,,--'A'f , .1 -us M ,IR we fl-M..- H+- , .:- -P.. .s..:,.+s '-I-'N W 's 1 , as T'- '-,r 1r ' ve- , -ff, l ' ' ' 1.1-.s.,,, :.. . ,uA2,'sw.-N' a,W'1'- -.- .,,. av -4- 11 4 ik... 3 ,,.,.?S '..v an A gf, ,-fg,,fw- .1 4 N f. ,,-N , --v 4.. rf., -.rw .t .g,, Ulm, -f,. 1 ,v ya- ' - -sts .., ,.- , y.3,.1Gf we ., T Argjf 'ngvzf ..g :3fA . fl A r. Q- , Q- ,Yagi .f,wqga1gg,.-,.,,, CJ. Yfffi-',:p Aj:3',q:q,,2g , yf'.,sf'-1' -,z sg' 'fpiyvrfusga 3 Q cf QV YAQQ im.: 2225 '- f.:-vm - aw-'I , --' -if ' 226' we 5 ., ..-- . H 4 - I I I A M 1- ve ,Ntswsq 5 o-K the fauna old .5P.tu4K fContinuod From Procecling Pagoj MISS LAZENBY saying Children, you can make all the noise you want to? MRS. MacFARLANE not having a finger in every pie baked in Coldwater High School? And not losing something, MHS. MUMICHAEL not knowing a note of music? MR. NELSON as the girl's gym instructor and not possessing that great physique? MISS MOORE playing boogie Woogie records in- stead of Shakespeare's MacBeth? MISS PERRYMAN creating a beauty parlor during her play practices? Everyone experiments, but, oh, what a jolt! MR. RENSHAW as a professor? From what we've heard of history, he'd be a good one. MISS SCI-IULTZ not being the belle of Junior High School? Just enough work, more play, makes the kids like you. Yes-sir-eee! MISS SEMMELROTH riding a bicycle built for two along with Miss Perryman? And not insisting that you prepare your lessons. MR. SIBLEY as a college student not knowing his physics and chemistry? Or saying, Let's keep the lab quiet, please. MISS STEFFANIAK not being able to speak be- cause she was tongue-tied? MISS SWANSON as a tall, slender, frizzy blond? Or as women's bowling champ of the U. S. MRS. VAN AKEN with a soft, southern drawl? And saying, I suggest that you read only Westerns and Detectives. I do. MR. WEEKS without a sense of humor? Or with- out an office full of students with many and varied problems. MISS WELLINGTON as a hardened business woman? She'll have to grow a little. Or can you imagine the whole faculty running a summer dance hall and roller skating rink? Or can you imagine the students of our high school not agreeing that this faculty is the best in the state. Yes, we mean it. So long till September. Friendships are formed with all students in the pleasant democratic classrooms found within friendly walls of C.I-I.S. W5 MRM RM! FRILW. WP-5' Senior ':..' ' - - flax: of 1942 ln September 1035? this class entered senior high sehool as 1-15 not too eonfident sophomores. They were soon. put at ease hy the seniors at an ex- citing Sophomore Reeeption. Wishing to show their appreciation, they sponsored a bang-up Christmas Party for the whole school. Feeling far more at ease in their Junior year, they gave as their Junior l'lay. 'l'he Vampire Hat from which they derived more profit than from any play given up to that time. Aided hy this financial help, they put on one ol' the best .lunior-Senior Banquets ever given. 'l'heir Senior year proved to be the most exciting and dil'l'erent exper- ience they had enjoyed. The class chose Wayne Green as president. With the help of the other officers. plans were soon made for their Sophomore Reception. This function was the first of a long list ol' senior successes. The Senior Play went over the top on a par with the one given the previous year. Shooting at a high goal the Class of '42 chose as their Class Memorial, curtains for the windows and stage of the auditorium. They secured the cooperation ol' the Board of Education and sponsored a benefit movie to raise the funds necessary in addition to the already fine class treasury hal- anee. Scoring again under the direction ol' their fine officers and their advisers, Miss Wellington and Mr. Renshaw, the class was acclaimed at the lliamond .luhilee Commencement for their fine gift. lt might also be mentioned that this was the largest class to graduate to this date. This class won honors both in quality and quantity. We are going to miss the Class of 1942. Good luck, seniors! Ta, ..Z-'ala-'f,.:4, -Q'-zz 4--f 'q i- xil11 '- A 'W -f-.N al 'C Q 'vm '+ 9 Fl'-ax' 'S '3'b fa w +:2w+-'ge' - .1 .:,.. ?l:- f i M1539 -H 4- 5' my -5 .jg Q dga fl' Q, 3,,i-csirp rf 935' B657 g f.J,j g,. aP l,x,5e4i2'4,,urb,z2:gy,'2b'fm's-ifvvvii ,ai If' M 1, 'Wh' QV -s li. 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Jean Arlington. will 'my ability to hold a college boy to Barbara Payne. I Richard Asbury. will my nlmbleness and ability to move quickly to Sleepy Snyder. I. John Barber. will my position of Captain of the Color Guard to Paul Stowell. I, Donald Barnes. will my monkey hair cut to Mr. Armbruster. I. Jeanette Barnes, will my industrious frown to Snuffy Newberry. I, Urmen llartliolomew, will my curly hair to Charles Dinnella. I, Anita Blanchard, will my ability to get up ln the morning to Kathryn Hillborg. I. Robert Branch. will a night at the shack to Shir- ley Wilcox. I, George Brauker. will my bow-legged strut to Charles Dinnella. I, .lack Brockway. will my bashfulness to Mr. Frizzo. I. Norma Jean Brown. will Dave Green to Colleen Hascher. if she can get himl I, Raymond Tlrown, will my ability to sleep in class to ldugene Zinn. I. Bob Browne. will 'my interest in the Tennessee Gals to John Dean. I. Bernadlne Buckhout, will my ability to hold a man to Dorothy Spooner. I. Audrey Bunce, bequeath Angola to anyone looking for a man. QI found mine.J I, Loreno llurton. will my southern accent to Mr. Armbruster. I, liim-k Carr. will my ability to get good grades from Mr. Green to Jack Gates. I, Charles Cary. will my Kyte to selfish me. 1 Andrew Caswell will 'my 'ability to run out of gas to lVeedy Zl'nn. A I Kathryn Clark, will my Art of going steady to Mary Bailey. l llessie Church, will my typing ability to Mr. Arm- bruster. I Alfred Cole. will my Bud to any sweet petunia who wants it. NVe. Mary Anne Corey and Daisy Belle Mcltllllin. will Olll' influence on the HO. XV. Davis Twins to Bar- bara Allen and Marjorie Amaden. I Doris Crawford. will my ability to sew to Janean ' Hmmm. I. Dorothy Crawford. will my ability to go steady t0 .lean Bates. I. Ivan Crull, will my bar to Dick Steffey and Carolyn Fuhrman. I, Robert Davis. do hereby legally will my nickname Dobby to Della Lou Ballard. I 1 I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l l I I I I 'Viola Davis. will my kid brother to anyone who wants him. ll'anda .lean llaris. will my band medals lor na,- tional defense. Phyllls Dean. will my feminine Ways and sweet smile to Colleen Hascher. Connie Derhammer, will my nickname Chubbins to Dorothy Otis. Maxine Ellinger. will my little maroon coupe to any- one who can get Howard. William linirle, will my long, lean, lankiness to Ar- nold Everett. Maxine l illmare, will my many freckles to Mr. lfrlxzo. Harriet Fisher, will my three study halls to anyone who can use them. Robert Fisher. will my way with the women to Duncan Strong. Leona Gohring. will my ability to keep Angola. on the move to Colleen Hasclier. lllarjorie Gibson. will the mouse in my locker to any mice-lover. Pauline Gilfillan, will my ability to check attendances to some honest? junior. Margaret Gould. since I have nothing anyone, would want. leave nothing. VVayn-e Green. will my unlcycle to Elephant Abramson. Ernest Greenwald. will my diploma to anyone who can get it-V1 can't. Don Harris, will my parking plat-v in the hall to Bill Grove. Catherine Hawk. will my Ford. Hepsibah. to travel-loving juniors. Milla- Mac Haylett. will my quietness to Colleen Hascher. llivk H9llI'B'. will my alflily to take sllortlmnq tu .Jack Leister. Gertrude Holt, will my gift of gall to anyone who wants lt. Tom Jessup, will my pop opener to Roger Tappemlen. Marian Jewell, will my ability to flirt to Mr. Arm- bruster. Phyllis Johnson, hereby bequeath my ability to ac- iluire nicknames to Naomi Xvileox. Madelene Jones, will my Det lieeve. Tom J.Q55ul,' to anyone who wants him. Rolf-:me Kecslar. will leave my ability to attend school to Winlfred Gruner. . l-Teverly Kirk. will my Forest to D. Forrester when he needs more Wood. NVilla Latlirop. will my ability Frlzzo. Harold Leedom. will my unfickle ways to Shirley NVilcox. Arthur Lewis, will my red hair to a very needy person, Mr. Green. Marjorie Lobdell, will my ability to refrain from skipping school to Douglas Gates. to drive to Mr. ta 5' QQ, 71 sweets-:W S A 1- I Vinh N 'Ib ws 'V' a 1. l-Ho. 4.-.p 2 ,,. 'u,,,L.n My 1 9' .fu- s ww? ,A -.-t H'-+1 '5'r,: 's Y' f -'rg Q'-45 'E-L Cf' QW' 'F' -vs e X' '1' im '? ,2,,. aus. 9,4 sl? ' -if ': : , -1? , ., -,,. . , 1 A , .. ' , f , ... - i.,.'.. . - . . . ... . . f ,- . J--if-1 1--Z . ....- '- 'f-.gif-Y-rf if x . 11f' ' -.-5-ff52f'L. . A121. -- 1 , -Y - ' - N- ' f1P ' f- JN '-, 1. '-,if wr'-1, 'I' '- ' -W' V.. ,.,w Q -5, - , mrfrfv v nr.. A., - '-...1 -ids .- os. ft 'f-fs : .: -. 'nf fy.. -'..--v ..- .f -fr .9 .-sf-.. --4:-.1 -2-.-MT- ' ,1-e, ..-,., .' .-'iv-1 'Lg -: rv-' -m..,9- , sz,-'y 1-at-g-' sf. , - ,U 1. J- . -.Q ,,.1: v Q, .. A :inf--f' ss- 1 - ff-2 '.-my .sf -ef'-TY. M -e'1'F'u , f,X'4e-'.'f .wa fbfhflf-1, a14i'f-:.. 1-ef, , gy, t1mx.,,,'f':f:-e2-A,1.a5?J.,.- fry,-f '15,sffTw' ..,.n'v ,F?4l+ , fv.' -5 guy-0 -xt M41 by .. .. 41- I, '.,. , 2 -.L-,vsfxf ,,. ' -.. '. M'-2 ' 'ig.4- A 1--.4 we f..3..-f1 r'x1'.1-.f 75 4.-..1 ...,. '.pf,F3T- ii' are V- 45, 3' ,A E -, . . gr... ,thi A, wx 1, -t g-,ff Ten, mg:-1,-3,.s ff'.'.g g 4,-4' Y jfafjx- L -1 ..: .44 ':- 'e'ff:, .f'-.. 41:--L - 112-.--.M : 1 new wiser-1. ' ' - . - - ...U -'1. .. . , : Yff fs- Q.-v-'W .,:. .. -' .. .h a-:E. '- ' 11-'Q - if 'lift - .. ' 'H' MORE ol that SENIOR WILL STUFF Betty Loewe, w.ll my dignity to Colleen Hascher. Robert Loose, will my ability to study to Junior Haylett. Wilford Loose, will my seat in sociology to anyone who needs sleep. lylargaret Lytle. will lny attendance record to my sister, Marian. Dorothea ltlcliriilc. will my car to the GUl'6l'll'lll6llt. because they'll probably get it anyway. Bill McMillan. will my ability to stick an extra year in school to anyone who can take it. i'aul McKee, will my lieiglit to Dale Xvalker. Kathryn MvNa.ll, will my typing' ability to Hunt and l'uncli XYe-Jlis. Joyce Magee. will my car to anyone that can't drive. Dick Merriman, will my corny jokes and patent hair to Russ Green, Priseella Miller. will my ability to be faithful to one to .lean Bates. Art Mohr, will lily ability to get along' with Miss liurrell to anyone who ean. Bob Moody, will my nickname Dwarf to Rex Thatcher. Dorothy Morris. will my ability to attend classes every day to Betty Mohrliardl. lfloyd lilorrison, will my ability ol' not skipping' school to Herbert lGx'ei'ett. llougrlas Mott, will l.ake .Ialues tu anyone who thinks Coldwater Lake is exeitilis- Lorraine Xlurdoeli. will my heiprlit for lIoward's sake, to Maxine liurritr. Ulesson Ncaman, will my ability to ra se sideliurns to Mr. Ai'inbriister. lioren Newberry, will my mcclianic-al :-reliius to Mole Whitten. Leo Nichols, will 'my ability to skip school and not get 1-aualit to limi Cabler. Waym- Nutt, will all my out-ol'-town uirl friends to lftollaml Quimby for sale keepingr. llabs l'arker. will my sun-lan powder lil Mr. llllliott and my niatlielnatical ability to Nr. Green. liorothy Preston, will my ab'lity to smile to Mr. lfrizzo. 1':llR'l'Ilt! Pascoe. will my list ol' girl friends to Dun- ean Strong. lmnald Powell. will my little house lo any couple wanting' to start liousckeepinir. I-Islel ltathbun. will 'my ability to control my appe- tite to .lt-an llates. Nam ltasler. will a certain Miss to anybody who wants her. Alfred ltcod. will my stood hnmt.r tn llliss Burrell. Hi-rerly ltichardson, will mv ability to 4-ook to Patty l.an:.:'wortliy. Illlaine ltogers, will my good disposition to Doris l.inton. lfllllean ltomino, will to Glenn Conley my ability to 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 refrain from thinking about Pat l,angwoi'lby. Jim ltow-e. will my ability to sleep in the morning to Eugene Zinn. Lora Lee Ruple, will my office job to anyone with plenty ot' shoe leather. Bill Rzepka, will my leadership to anyone who has nerve to try it. Betty Sager, will my ability to roller skate to lielty liipf-er. Charlene Schlatter. will my ability to keep my locker clean to Maxine XVood. Bertrand Sibley, Jr., will my mathematical ability to Hornet XVise. Richard Siler. will my flat feet to whomever else wants to keep out ot' the army. Vern Smith, will .ny pug nose lu my sister, la-ona. John Snapp. will to the Class of 1944. my black beard. Carl Stansell, will my l'etty Girl figure to William Teddy Bear Newberry. Russell Strong. will my school books to anyone with pleasure. We, Ramona Tasli and Jean Teachout. will our ability I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I 1 I I. I. I to physically capture the men to Leatha Dubois and Alice Walker. Jim Thomas, will my ability to kill a joke to Mr. Weeks. Marion Tompkins, will my locker to Fibber McGee. It's got his hall closet beat a mile. Ida Traver, will my ability to memorize poetry in World Literature class to anyone needing it. Martha Treat, will my ability to stay away from other women's men to Dorothy Spooner. Alice Van Dyke, will my -extra height to Miss Nvell- ington. Alma Walker, will my bashfulness to anyone want- ing lt. Richard Watson, will my ability to hit Detroit at convenient times to .Daryl Pupke. Wanda Weakly. will my red earrings to Bernadine Simonds. Helen NVheeler. will my ability to drive to Miss Semmelroth. Ralph VVid.ener, will my shoes, size 12, to Arnold Everett. Margaret Wixson. will the solitude of the country to anyone with a good car and four new tires. Dorothy Wood, will my perfect record of not skip- ping sehool to my sister, Maxine. Doi'othy NVoods, will lily cud of lfeena-mint gum to Mr. Elliott. Douglas NVoodward, will 'aiy name uf Bugs tg Shirley Johnson. .John XVoodward. will my wolfing days to Cleo l'arker. Tom Wright. will my title of String Bean to Snufi' Newberry. Corwin Zinn. will my cuteness lu Hoi-ner Wise. 4. w. .'li-19 Senior Snaps Southern Belle Actors? Catching Flies Why, Audrey! B. li. Eyes Fall ancl Fairness Three Mesquiteers lnmk Dull lVlnmly's Maul Marvels lli Jeanette! Blink again, please! Duck, llarris, duck! lTon'l do il, Tom Ruth and lmlnn SLll1JI'lSl'll Age 25, lfVv.-ight 200 Swing it, l':1l Flmnlaln-1' Arms Duke! Take it easy! The Handsome Zinn Big Guns Phyllis Snckers Qnnd howl Tin you feel well? The Jambr dass Not to be outdone by the previous junior class and the up-and-coming sophomore class, the Juniors displayed their musical talent through the one and only Paul Shank band. This included Dean Forester, Charlie Raymond, Clare Wise, George Hackett, Dick Corey, Jim Thomas, and Barbara Payne. As the year wore on, they presented on March 24, a comedy, Don't Take My Penny , the pro- ceeds of which partially financed the Junior- Senior Banquet in the spring, bringing' their .Iunior year to a successful close with this ban- quet as the climax. The class of 43 chose as their officers, Charles Dinnella, President: Dean Forester, Vice President: Guinevere Weaver, Secretary, and Erma Van Kam- pen, Treasurer. Clare Wise was elected to represent the class lof 123 students on the commission while Edna Lytle was chosen clerk. Miss June Perryman and Mr. .lack C. Elliott served as faculty advisers for the class of '43, i i A. :,,,J kb a , y ,e e W, de rd C J r. Class Officers fLeit to Rightl Erma Van Kampen, Treasurer Dean Forrester Vice-President Charles Dinnella, President Guinevere Weaver, Secretary The JUNIORS -- Reading Left to Right AcMoody, Allen, Barker, Burton, Bates, Bertram Bellamy, Burritt, Barruck, Birch, Butler, Byers Reynolds, Richardson, Rosenberg, Sanders Savchuk, Shank. Cabler, Church, Cole, Corlcss. Cornish, Derrick- son, Dinnella, Donbrock, llubendorf, Bubois Dull, Harley, Smith, L. Smith, M. Smith H. Snyder, M. Snyder, Spade. Everett, Fenno, L. Ferguson, P. l erg.5uson, Filley Forester, O. Fry, L. Fry, Gates, Grove, Hackett Spooner, Stelhik, Stickncy, Stowcll, K. Strong D. Strong. Hauska, Haylett, I-lenry, Hillborg, Hilborn, Horst Howland, Hurley, IC. Johnson, IJ. Johnson E. Johnson, M. Johnson, P. Strong, Schultz Roger Tappcmlon, Roy Tappemlcn, Thatcher, Tonzpki ns. Judge, Kin, Leistcr, Lenon, Lint, Linton Loh- 7 dell, E. Lytle, M. Lytle, Marshall, McComb Miller, C. Tracey, Twichul, Vunllyke, Vain- Kampen, Wngztr, A. Wnllwr. Mohrhardt, Moog, H. Morgan, C. Morgan, Mor- rison, Manger, Myers, Neznnnn, Odren, Otis, Papke, Puynt-, ll. Walker, Weaver, Wt-rt, Whit- man, N. Wilcox, S. Wilcox. Post, J. Quimby, li. Quimby, Rainey, C. Raymond, B Raymond, W VVilco'4 VVisu Wood . .,.. ., f. ,, 1 v V v me f .. ' 559'-tiif .zffsawsfpf--'.f-f'r.' -:L-1:-..'.z: -- 1- -ne-'-'ffl ,-.- - ge-r-:-1- '-'MS ' -11:-1 . f .'.:-Hman --.U --4. - fr,-A ,, ' ,-. - ,,.,..:.:w,, - - ,Q-ff V --f .-fem-'44--. 4- f .1-.aff --psf.:-,A r, -,get 4 ' f 2515 fa, , 4 .,., t- J G- ,, .S ,. iw, .' I '. . --1,--rg-1,-, .- ax -, . ,M , . fr-,Lau---.,...':-.,, - 5----,kt,,, 'Q-ef, Abramson, Adams, Alexander, Allen, Amaden, Bailey, Gaskell, Gertb, Gibson, Gilbert, Gilcling, Gipple, Green, J. Grocholski, R. G1'0CholSki, Haseher, Hickey, P. Harvey. Bates, Birch, Hilbert, Hall, Ivaska, li, Johnson, S. Johnson, Kyte, Knight, Kinyon, Kipfer, Kibbe. Ballard, Barraek, Bartholomew, Blanchard, W. Harvey, Haskell, Borden, Bowerman, Bradley, Iirauker, Brayton, Bunker, Kelly, Km-illor, Kes-slar, N. LaGrand, B. LaGra1.ml, Langwortlly, Lueclders, Linton, Loose, Malette, MCNall, lVIeNiekle. Birch, Burns, lluielier, Byexs, Carle, Ciaar, Mel- ching, Michael, Milliman, Moilraek, D. Myers, M. Myers, Noblit, Newman, Newberry, 0'lVIara, Olmsteacl, Papke. Claar, Color, Corey, Cornish, Cortwrlght, Crull, Parker, Pask, Pierce, Pifer, Rasey, Raymond, Reeves, Robinson, Rowe, Rumens, Russo, Schuette Dalehow, Dean, Dixon, Dobson, Drayton, Easter- day, J. Smith, W. Smith, Snyder, B. Staples, M. Staples, Sturgeon, Thatc-her, Thomas, Tomp- kins H. Tompkins, Tucker, Twichell. Everett, Fail, Ferguson, Fuhrman, Furney, Gamble, Upton, Vore, Wagar, Wagoner, D. Wal- ker, P. Walker, Widener, Wheeler, Whitten, E 11.1.7 ,, 5.-1:..:3.5.f-Zi: SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS William Cooper, President Polly VValker, Secretary William Newberry, Vice-President Gerald Fair, Treasurer ,xJq'g,P,k,E-.-Q-:r.z-Q . , ' ' 'A wi -H35 .ef1--'f1 :- --1--' , - , ,,.-,- , ,EgW.f.-q,.-'--:1-.--'-- M. -', -..lg gl, A ... ':.- ggig-,gr -sf .-eg, . .ww ,,, - i .- , -agrz-'sde sv . f. ' ,.f-- 1 - ...,- Q .--fi. -,.-+2 A:-.V - is -,W--.--'-1,455 fs- .-' - m'ff.:,: -' ' 53-M .- ' If - Z- 'vs Q-22-TL ,- ' srffi -'f-L'Q.w ---Q-' - apes? -Ju,-vit. L,-' is ,,,f ,,, 4 -1-,,,AQ+.Jg, 3 A f- -,.-' .,1,.g: : My f-: r ,.r.:11'W-'A' I, L-4 fy, fl,f zfiW NM9'-MH' wx - 5' 1.-255314,-f ' If gh-. M., 1-I ,A 5- - .fi ,,.,,-F, , ,, h . ,---4 1.2 ,,.?4.., ..-- 1 . Y ...,,.. . UQ ig, g.: Q. , 5, . 3a.,t:, ,, -L+ H, 'I . ' .' ., -jmji-sq.-.'x.l , ,sn K5-il, 3-' 3.1 ,rg --: 'f j . ,f,--.--f -':, '.n: ' : 2 iv: -1'-f- :, -,. --' - 4-, , 2 ' -1 152 '- ' .Lf -,-5. , '-' - ,- ,' - . 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After be- ing welcomed by the Sophomore Reception, they came hack with a grand Mid-Winter Frolic such as you've never seen before. Along' with dancing, games and a movie for entertainment, they had to their credit, the girl with the Gift for Gab , Colleen Ilaschcr. Not being: satisfied with one out- stnmling achievement, they displayed their ingen- uity again by sponsoring the Friday nite dances in the gym. The class of '44 chose as their officers, Bill Cooper, President: Bill Newberry, Vice Presidentg l'olly Walker, Secretary: and .Ierry Fair, Treasurer. Jerry Smith was the representative of this large class of 140 students on the commission. Acting as advisers were Hertiand Sibley and Dorothy llnrrell. ng fit ln ll, ...' i 'EE K5 sf' WN 4 o y FRESHMEN Adams, Alexander, Anderson, Bar ton, Bascom, Bawden, Bell Biddinger, Boyer, Branch. Buckhout, Bunce, Butler, D. Bur ritt, W. Burritt, Cary, Case Charesl , Cloyd, Coe. Collard, Conley, Cook, Cortwright Crawford, Davidson, Davis, IJ Dean, R. Dean, Decker. Denbrock, Dillion, Dunkle, Dull Elliget, Enos, Ferris, Fillmore French, Gallup. Gochenour, Green, Greenannver Gresley, L. Griffen, C. Griffen W. Gruner, L. Gruner, Hauska Harris, Haskell, Haylett, Ilelmer Hill, Hoag, Howes, Howland Hungerford, Jessup. Jewell, B. Jones, W. Jones, Kerr, Kyte, Lapham, Laughton, E. Lewis, R. Lewis. Linn, Love, Lytle, Marquette, Marti, Mason, Mavis, B, Meade, J. Meade. Mock, Molby, Mollenkopf, Moody, Morency, Martin, Moser, Mur- dock, Murphy, McConnell. McGuire, McMillin, McQueen, Nor- ton, F. Paradine, C. Para- dine, Pcarsall, Peavy, Peet, Peik. Peters, Pope, A. Pratt, B. Pratt, J. Raymond, S. Raymond, Rep- pert, Robey, J. Robey, Rubley. Sampsal, Sanders, Scantlin, Schu- ette, Shepards, Simonds, D. Smith, S. Smith, Smullen, Sny- der. Speaker, Sprowl, Stenick, Stokes, Stout, Strong, Sumner, Swat field, Symons, Tappenden. Tompkins, Tucker, B. Van Dyke, H. Van Dyke, B. Van Orthwick, Vreeland, Wolford, E. Walker, N. Walker, Walsworth. M. Walters, Walters, Waters, Wea- ver, Welch, Welles, Wert, Westbrook, Whitney. Watson, Wigent, Wolfcale, Wood, Yearling, Yonkman, Yuhl. v v EIGHTH GRADE AUHYIISOI1, ASbl1l'y, Baggerly, Ballard, Baunx, Bawden, Benedict. Birch, Blanchard, Borden, Borgert. Boyer, Bradley, Brauker. Buford, Canfield, llobt. Case, Ruth Case, Betty Clark, Ferguson, Corless. Cornish, Culp, Denbrock, Dickey, Dobson, Doty, Easterilay. Early, Enos, Ericson, Filley, Fillnnwrc, Fry, Caniliy. Cav. Coodwin, lloll, Hannnond, Hardy, Hilbert, I I-lillborgg. Hopisch, lluffninn, lvnska, Jolly, Jones, Johnson, Kipfer. Knight, Lawrence, Louis, Lyman, Macklin, Manigold, Marvin. Merlau, Mertz, Minton, Miller, Mitchell, Mohrhardt, Morency. Murphy, Mcllonald, Mason, McNickle, McNitt, Olm- stead, Oster-man. Palmer, B. Parker, W. Parker, Pask, Peet, Phillips, Rainey. Reed, Robinson, Runisey, Schlatter, Shank, Sher- lnan, Sheriff. Snowberger, Snyder, M. Snyder, Spooner, Smith, Steffey. Taylor, Terrill, Thomas, Thompson, Tressler. Tribolet, Tucker, Vinton, VVhite, WVi1t. D. Wright, F. Wright, Yulil. SEVENTH GRADE Bates, Barber, Alexander, Baum, Beinenia, Belote Burch. Birch, Bishop, Brickey, Bunker, B. Byers, Kadwell. Carey, Chowlcrafl, Joyce, Corless, J. Corless, Cor- nish, Cox, Davis. Deeds, Dillon, A. Donkin, P. Donkin, Doty, Dubois, DUSSIIIIQ. DeWaters, Easierday, Eggleston, Enos, C. Farris, Farris, Fenno. B. Finley, R. Finley, J. Fisher, Fitch, Ferguson, Gallup, Gary. C. Gilbert., R. Gilbert, Goodwin, Green, Halforty, Hannnond, Hanson. Hawkins, Haskill, Hefner, Howes, R. Hull, S. Hull, Hurley. Irwin, Ivey, Johnson, Jones, Kashner, Keithor, Linn, Loveless, Lucas, Lyman, Lyon, G. Maxwell, M. Max- well, Mead. Jack Merritt, J. Merritt, Miller, Mills, Morris, Mc- Donald, McGuire. McMichael, Noel, Olmstead, Parks, Parshall, Pon- dergast, Petty. Preston, Raymond, Robinson, Rogers, Rossi, Roth, Ryan. Sailers, Smith, Snyder, Sowles, Sowers, Sperbeck, Sprowl. Swain, Swart, Treat, Tressler, Watson, White, Westbrook. Whitconib, Whitten, Williams, Yearling, Youngs, Vinton. Jr. I-li Snaps Connie and Annette Ovt-r the top Run, Hnuska, run Guess who? I.ibi'zninn oi' lazy? Tnctful teacher Way back when Ambition Lofty Picnickers, Intellectual More of Same Motion is in order Katie and Mary Hi, Miss Schultz llill and swing l1on't look now! Vini, vigor and Vilas Ah, nh, watch that lfaiithful freshmen Holtl it Annette again Will the meeting come to order? President Bob Extra-curricular activities play an important part in the development of respect for our class- mates and in teaching us the functioning of a free people. W5 LWJOY MANY v4l'7llf 17155 TOP ROW: Mr. NVeeks, adviserg Thomas, Woodward, Wood, Loewe, Carr, Browne, Savehuk, Amaden. SECOND ROW: Morency, Weaver, Tompkins, Lathrop, Ruple, Schlatter, Adams, Mr. Clule, adviser. BOTTOM ROW: Merriman, Lytle, Derhammer, Pascoe, Editorg Corey, Gould, Birch, Dean. The MRD NA! PUBZISHER , lfaf Shooting' for a bigger and better Cardinal, Deane l'aseoe was chosen Ed- itor-in-Uhiel', with Margaret Gould as as- sistant. llevolutionizing both the color seheme and the eovei in an attempt for better effects, this year's annual is hoped to lie the goal sought. Other memhers ol' the stall' are: Sports: Carr, editorg lVlerriman, Sehlat- ter. Art: Tompkins, editorg Adams Bradley Club: Thomas, editor: Lathrop, Weaver, Dean, Loewe. Feature: Runle, editor: Wood. Der- hammer, Corey, Johnson. l'hotog'raphy: Branch, editorg Birch, Moreney. J. Clovd. Business: Greenwald. Manager: Wood- ward, Lytle, Amaden. Circulation Manager: Holm Browne. 1--Mi 'fs -ifais-fie:'.:2?::9:1-irq1343-2' ...Q ' if ' A E 1'-521,--Lua-1' W, - '- an-' f -1-w : X M5 . .. rv . V aygst,-fm .N ...AQ X 1 . T- 5 lf J fi ' 5' fviq f c ial- . wx ' iii-in E? 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Dick Carr Sports Editor --- --- Eugene Pascoe News liditor ,-.. sfss Margaret Gould l t-attire Editor ,, --- Connie Derhammer Club Hlitor . ,M ,,,., Viola Davis Exchange Editor --- -, VVilla Lathrop Advertising: Manager ...A -- Dorothy Wood Ass't Advertising Manager .... Phyllis Dean The staff continued to publish the larger, more readable Mirror which was introduce-l the year before. Also, a Mirror contribu- tion box was set up in the study hall, toward which the Students were urged to contribute.. The Mirror this year truly reflected the spirit of C. H. S. K FF Second Semester Editor-in-chief ....,....... Lora Lee Ruple Sports Editor . W. Bob Browne News Editor -- -- Betty Loewe Feature Editor ,,,. .., Phyllis Dean Club Editor U, Charlene Schlatter Exchange Editor ,,,, ..., , -- Marjorie Gibson Advertising Manager -- Daisy Belle McMillin Advertising' Staff - .,,, - Norma Jean Brown Margaret Lytlv, Helen Regetz, Phyllis Dean, Bob Browne, Dorothy Wood, Phyllis Cole. Instructor in Journalism Principal Frederick II. Weeks S'I'l IIICVI' l'4HHIISSl0X 'l'0lh IlIlIsII':lIinIl IMI I HXX: I.4-ll iw l'l1-llllf Vlruc- Wim-,.lmnlnnri'mn1ur1iwiulwr'g Ili'-IX! Ill vlnlm v-wlnulxulswlnlvwu-g ,lv-rn'-x' Smith, suplmnmm- mwnl11ln1uQl1-11.1 IQtvXIP Iluxyg I.1'I'l In xlulll: I:-:Iv I1l'uxx'm-, lvl:l4xm': XIV. XXX-1-X X11 KINl'I'Q I-.4Il1.n I.1tI1-, l'I l'lx. IlI'1li.Yl'I'I 'I'l'IX!I Louvl' Illllslrnlinll HXY. IA-l'l lu rrulmlz IUIIM Ivl'::,vlwl1g Xlmls-liluv ,lnlu-S: Klux: In Il, .Xmlxlm-rg 1.mllln-vn-1'v XXw:uxm'l': Im-If Mlllilllilll. xltuxlm lurxxf 1.1-Il In Vulnlg 'I'--m XY1'i::htg XIIIVQ-lill'1'l tiuulvl' XX um 4.11-1-1:3 wlulvlwyx' Ullwuxg ,Xlmnx Nl:ur':.ur's-l I:lIHl'l'. L , 5 , .YWDLWT L'0MMl.S'.S'l0N Government of the students, by the students, and for the students! This year's Student Commission was composed of Mayor Bob Browne, Clerk Edna Lytle, Senior Commissioner Dick Carr. Junior Commissioner Clare Wise, and Sophomore Commissioner Jerry Smith. Credit for many improvements around school goes to this student- elected organization. To heighten interest in sports events. they broad- cast football games at the field, printed the Sturgis football game program, and gave out basketball schedule cards. The Commission sponsored after-game dances, and decorated the school building for Christmas. A resolution was passed providing that Commission members should receive awards. A popularity contest was held in March, and an exchange assembly and Sadie Hawkins week were promoted in the spring. The heads of committees were as follows: Assembly Committee, Edna Lytleg Social Committee, Dick Carrg Citizenship Committee, Clare Wise, Athletic Committee, Jerry Smith. DEBATE Resolved: That every able bodied male citizen of the United States be required to have one year of full time military training before attaining the present draft age. This debate question was supported this year on the affirmative by Tom Wright, Margaret Gould, and Shirley Wilcox while the negative side was presented by Wayne Green, Madelene Jones, and Mary Margaret Butler, who alternated with Dick Milliman. Coached by Miss Perryman our debaters held their own in both of the Twin Valley Tournaments, winning one debate and losing one in the tourna- ment on December 12. and also the one on January 6. Both were held at Michigan State College at East Lansing. Besides this, two practice debates were held with each of the Twin Valley Conference cities, and also with Quincy. In the spring contests we were represented in Oratory by Tom Wright and Arthur Lewis, in Extempore Speaking by Wayne Green: in Declamation by Dick Millirnang and in Dramatic Declamation by Margaret Gould. We won third place in Twin Valley Speech activities for the year. Arthur Lewis won the District Contest with his oration. J 'Nw ..,.. N . slu.XlIzll: Mrurllln Ira-at, Amina lirrvwn, ll13lI1s.,InI1nsm1, lmlsy Ili-Ile Alrdlillili. Hubs l'.lI'lil'l' Mmlf-Iilw .Inna-s, lletty I,uewv. WIHXNIDINKE: IV:-k t':1rr, .lim 'l'llUlllilN, Hill lfli'-'ll-, Nllss l'l'l'I'f'llliIll ilbirx-1-tm'b, Juvk li2lI'lll'I', Im-I4 hlL'l'I'IlIliIll. In-rt Sibley, Jr. Me .fembr Play Br1hgs Down Me House On November 14, the Senior Class presented their annual play in Roosevelt Auditorium. The class picked a comedy called Cross lVIy Heart by McRea and Savage. The plot of the play was cen- tered around two problem children who found a, way to bring their parents around to their way of thinking: Of course there were a. lot of people in the noi-glmborhooml io rome in and out to make matters worse. but by the end of the play everything' came out all right. Bill Engle, liabs l'arker, Phyllis John- son, Dick Merriman. Bert Sibley, Betty Loewe, John Barber, Madeliene Jones, James Thomas, Norma Jean Brown. Dick X ' T - l'ir Carr, Daisy Mclllfillin, and llflartna, Treat did a fine job of acting in this play. The play was directed by Miss June Perry- man and several students who cooperated with her. The High School orchestra furnished music between acts. r 1 YQ sy teli at , , ,,r ,,, , ,LV1 , , , Junior Class Play 5 Rolls 'em in the aisles 3 The proceeds of the play were f used to partially finance the i Jr nior-Senior Banquet. This play had the largest at- tendance record of any play in re- cent years. We are expecting a great play fiom the Class of '43 lJon't Take My Penny, il three-act comedy by Anne Coulter Martens, was presented hy the ,junior class on Tuesday, March 27th, in the Roosevelt Auditorium. With Z1 large east of eight lioys and nine girls, this play offered inztny more opportunities for students to pairticipate. 'l'he plot revolves around :i group ol' hoys who resort to all sorts ol' trickery to pcvcnt the girls from getting' in the movies. The cast included: Nilly QMgii4lj ,,,,,,,,.,.-,,,, Shirley XYIIMA f7l'fllIl --,,..,., ,Y Y ,, .l.llIli'v l'niIli ninni. I'iirli-r qluililii-ily lllillll i'1llIlglUXN'l'll 5.Irilisl1'iir litlllll 1l'irn1-Ii I1-nirv 1I'i1-ily missy -- ,,,,.. Phyllis Hole 4l1'NiH'I11'l'l --,Y. .,,..YY,, t':il'soli Iifirltii 1 ilvl' llivr' l'flllll'l'l -A -- lil llill'll lillllvl' Ilnrrisiin Imp' tniitliori ,,A ,, ,Innii-s fgiiinilii Xlnrlx lli1'i il'ollii-H ...., ...... I iiiilil'Ul'1' lh-il im-IN.-igr Iuilry WN, An li.,,, ,y,l,,1,, :iris tha-r sislvrj ....,..... t'ulli-vii 'I'r:i4'y l'i-pity nimlr-ls: Ivilixi ther niotlieri ..,... li:irIi:ir:i l'4iyne Ulnirl- K-,VY H WHY V lq.l,,:, 5311, lonuiiai flier :irl trio-inli .... Xlnxini- Xl'ooil Elsie ,,- ,.,.e, Sliirli-v IXISWIN lKl'l'l'.V ther lmur I'rn-nil! --A-- --- liuil l':iIiler lniviln- - ,,,, l'Il1-ziliurvlliilllis l rv: this lizili ......,,.. -- lliim-nn Strong liiri-1-tor , , , Miss ,limp li.-,ri-,,,,,, lllml' IUIXK: l!:irlv:ir:i l':nym-, .lzinii-v Uorlr-ss. Phyllis Folly tjolli-ii 'I'r:ii-rl Sim-li-y xx'llf'.,y. :ind mliirley .Xiinv Myers. Sl-IVHNID IIUXV: Vairsoii Ii:irl4cl', liud l':1lilcr, Miss Jilin- I'ci'i'yin:in Lliiri-wtoi'm. I'1dii.i l.ytli lille-:iiiore Jullllsull. iillll Imlizilil Xnl:.ins. 'l'lllllli IIHXX: .lniiics LQllIl1lllX. lilll tirure. l'illll Stowvll. Iiivliziiwl Iilitli-r, :iinl liiiiif-:in Striiiiu. 4 uk Q Y ff ' 'i ' 3 t in 'FUI' IIHW: l'4l4IlH'l'. l':mkv. I'vll:IIm'. Svlrlvlf. Hilvlfw. 'l'w:us,: sl-,wi-ll, Slmnk, liilYllI1llIIl. l':i1'l' Vice Pres.: Hiltlcr, Strung, Allilll, idiilIlFlJli. 'Vllllllb IIHW: XV:its4m, 'I'lmm:u,s, Birch, Rowe. lkewlrerry, Psipke. Adams, Marsllall, Fry, Burton, iNlE'l'l'il1l2ll1. !-IIGCONI! IIHNV: lI:nl'l'is. Si -s'. 3 li4bl'tl4'll. Imli-Ivuw, Hlllillu, lint--s, llzvlukzl, lil'00ll, I.:nlll':il11I, Barraek, Pascoe. l'res.g Browne. Mr. Hllintt, Adviser. l4ll'l I'UM HHNV: lil'k'i'll, Univ, XVl'i,L:'l11, l'l1xllv-lv. Irinm-Il:n, XX'mulw:vi'il, Aslviiry, .hlll'l'Nlllli, lim-- donl, Cary, Culvler. af-,V This years line up was Dcac Pascoe, Presidentg Dick Carr, Vice Presi- dent: Don Harris, Secretaryg Bert Sibley Jr., Treasurcrg Mr. .lack Elliott, adviser. Among' our group we had the President of this Hi-Y District which includes six counties. He was elected at the district meeting last spring: to represent our district at State meetings. and that appointment made him President of the District Hi-Y Council. This lad was none other than Dick Carr. Some of us attended the Older Boys' Conference at Highland Park in November. The Hi-Y and the Girl Reserves had two roller skating parties at Cold- water Lake, and did we ever have funll The Hi-Y sponsored dances on Friday nights. The big thing that happened this year was that our Hi-Y Depart- ment celebrated its twenty-first birthday as a Hi-Y Club in Coldwater High School, Mr. Good., who was the first adviser, was speaker for the evening: 'Vol' ILUW: '1'e:n-lxeut, Corey. llnnle Snxltli, McBride. Dean. Kyte, Wheeler. XVilc-ex. HQIKISIQRL, l,:ing'wurthy. Harvey l Il- FII RUXY: Allen, l'uI'e1'GilI'ill:1n. J7Cl'llil.ll1l1lUl'. Otis, Hnrns, liilllill'll, Iinilvy. Julmsmi, Drayton Cal-ls, Upton. Gannilile. Reeves. I4'Hl'lI'l'lI ROXV: Tizxtliron Amzlden, Johnson, XVert. XVilr-ox, Loewe, Davis, llzlrvey, 'Hil- bert, Arlingrton. Corliess, McComb, Myers, Hurley, XVulker. 'VIHIIIJ RUXV: Gibson, Lohdell. Cole, XYe:u'er, Snyder. Oflren, Gould, Wood. Sehlnttvr, Mc- Millin, Treat. OllllSt02lKl, Gibson, Tvvichell. SICCUND ROW: Linton, llillluv'p:'. l 11Iii'un:nn, T-l21SChel'. IVILSRH. NNN nlll'l'0ll, AllViSCI': XVu0d. R054-nhgrgv Hillyny-n. Payne. Snqith. SD ide. Modrzwk, O'M:ur:1. l!0'I I'0AI ROXV: Lytlc, See.: Moruwnn, Vive P es.: Jll'lHX'l1, Pres.: T':nrker, Trens, 6'lR RE fRVf5 Combining' service with pleasuref-that's what the Girl Reserves have been doing' the past year. Headed by capable officers. President Norma Jean Brown, Vice-President Beverly Morgan, Secretary Edna Lytle, and Treasurer Babs Parker, they carried out a variety of activities. A number of Christmas boxes were given out, and some of the mem- bers knitted for the Red Cross every Monday afternoon. The Coldwater Girl Reserves acted as hostesses to Girl Reserve clubs from Hillsdale, Quincy, Reading, Jonesville, Litchfield. and Allen during the Distnict Conference held here November 8 and 9. Two delegates. Norma Jean Brown and Edna Lytle, were sent to the State Conference at Jackson February 13, 14, and 15. On the social side, the Girl Reserves enjoyed picnics. skating parties, a Cliristmas party, and several dances with the Hi-Y. VY x ,-1 .1 W page Q v Pit ? 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'I'Hl' IIHXY: llcnsliznw, l1'all', Mr. XM-ins, ' . 1 . . , . , . .. l it ll SI-2l'llNIb HOW: Smith, lu-rliznlmm-l'. Stanrvll, liuple, XY:nIIwr. 'L 1' . ISlVI l'1IAI IIIIXY: 'I'Iiumas, XXX-rl. Ihisvm-, Sluldm-nt l'Ii:ai1'1n:nng llillm-11, Xli'l'.llK'l', Il-aillwr. Vzbfory C'ounc17 O 0 0 l In order that Coldwater High School could do its part in the war effort, the war council was set up in February. Each social science class elected a delegate, thus forming a group o co-ordinator, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Renshaw, formed the council. Having elected Eugene Pascoe as chairman, the council swung into action almost immediately. They assumed the responsibility ol' collecting' paper, rags and old metal until the end of the school year, amassing' a total of T5 tons ol' paper and 12 tons ol' old metal. thus the salvage committee did their bit toward the national effort. The war savings committee starting' stamp sales on Monday morning' i' fourteen students who with Mr. Weeks. only, soon adopted the procedure of' selling every day. Thus, this committee was able to report a sale of more than S300 by the termination of the school year. Under their chairman, Jim Thomas, the Victory Book Campaign, held a l'book day. Each student was requested to bring a book to pass on to the armed services. A large number of books was added to the county's quota as a result. Another successful committee ol' the council was the letters to the Ser vice committee with E lect addresses ol' the many alumni in the armed services, promote corres- pondence with them, and send them the school paper. Vere Weaver as chairman assisted greatly in the promoting' of many activi tics. Thus C. ll. 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SIGVHNIY IXUXY: lYlPlNlXX2II'1l, lliwrwllm-, Hales, X1-xxln-rry, Vmlm-I. l':ulllu-, X1-xxln-1-rv llH'I I'lPAI HHXY: Vary. Green. Zinn. I'1'es,. llill'l'l4, I'nsvee, lllIiIIl'll.l. Hart-ln. C CLUB The officers this year were: Corwin Zinn, President: Dick Asbury, Vice Vresidentg John Woodward, Secretary: Kenny Waear, Treasurer: and Mr. Nelson was the faculty adviser. After the Armistice Day Victory in Football over Sturgis, the UC Club and the Football Squad were entertained by the Rotary Club at their annual Football liinquet. All the boys had a big feed . and alter dinner there were speeches and a movie of the Michigan and Ohio State Football Ganr-. For several weeks on Saturday the boys collected paper, with help ol' the Junior Chamber of Commerce, to earn money to buy new football uni- forms for the next four years. The proceeds from this conservation campaign made a 50 per cent contribution to the High Si-bool Athletic Association for complete new uniforms for three full teams. All boys who win a Varsity Letter are eligible to become members ol' this club. This group has been a part ol' C. ll. S. for many years and con- sequently bas many alumni members. The past year has been an especially active year because of the spirit of the President Zinn and faculty adviser Coach Nelson. With a good group oi' underclassmen left, the club should inake an even finer record next year. 41 R w, 434 I 25:36 4.1 saga f 11'-t 'a,, .9 ,J-tb 1 if Tig Www 4 .2-:Vik Sf- W- 5 fe , E we i 'ext 3 hwsiwf i Q, My rx VY ,. f , . -A 1,.1--,gg--jf-ewfj,s,f S' - ...f-flzi- -'lf 'Q' . ., F12 wx-, gi-.1-VM 4' ,nf--3 'M'-vigrffz' 57'f?: -' 5 '- . - ff.fe-:j:f 'l'f-' - - -163. 'fglf cl! . - gy. ,,4f,.I.,,,, ,, -Gd ,M . .nah 54 ,L ,i,,,,,,-N Q t -,.f- .- A --K .?,,,, ,. W. -nag - -01 zs'fa'+'ff ' ff- 1 :L z:- :..- ..'- ' 2.,-HA. 'vp' Vg? ' ff 1 f., 1' '?7 ' . i1?-'.i,: :fifty A F L f'- 5 .-4 f'i f -fi ' A .-5H'r..t rv+5'P1f-ifffw-falii' 'F -'...'. --swf -1 5 ' ' .ea A? -fs.: .F ' -. - . f . 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Vice Vresidentg Art Mohr, Secretary: Don Barnes, Treasure-r. l l R vt The new md most popular teacher, Mr. Arm- and .Sill Eng' e, epcr er. . a brustf'-V, was their adviser. The F. F. A. did a lot of' things this year. They attended Farmers Week l H X E onomies md F. F. A. Clubs of Branch County at Lansing: all tie omg c 1 z had a big' party at Union City. They also had a County Speaking' Contest at which Wilford Loose won second, and Duane AelVloody won third place. A Cl l h d a basketball team and out ol' seven The Coldwater F. F. . lui a ' ' , games they Won three. They say that they will have a better team next year. Were betting' on them. nm-, . ,,, ,,,, ' ,A Q ' 1- ' V f'.' . ffipfi N ii is A ' 3w 'fi gf' 1214 f ' 'TV' ' ' I 1. -.-q h W.-1 1-'lj , ' -'Zz A f n - I ' . D' as 1 ,w I M f .. . ,ilk - M .42 9 f fi we v. 5'-Mm W , J. H. A 422. ,x A ra , X .H i ,f . M- f 5' F, '00 3' 1 s- if 4 '- Q -'- 4-1 .41--'-A ': ' AE -'.,- 1 '. ' L '- A'-QM,-.. 50 H. .. 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MN, 'FUI' HOW: Smullm-li, .li-well, Sumner, Blvxlillin, Butler, Harris, Love, Sheriff, Sw:il'I'i1-lil, lin'l'l', Mvkloli ell, Aluaulv. Hnslwll. hllll'll1ll'li. Hl'1t'UND ILHW: MaeFa1-lane, Ailvisc-rp Muiulor-lc, liathlnun, lfillniore. We-:ileIr. lrlustrnlaiy, Early, EVe:rvor, Pi-esidentg llosek, Hillborg. Tappenden, Murphy, McQueen. Norton. Barshney. Adviser. l!U'l l'HAI IQUW: Wlii-elm-r. Allen. L'i'nwI'o1-il, Miller, Burritt, lvaskn. Johnson, Hurley, Ilram-h. Lint. Siniomls. Yonkmau. Crawford. TI-IE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club feels that it has really accomplished :1 great deal since it was first organized three years ago with the Junior and Senior High clubs separately. Uniting in 19-ill. the election of officers open- ed the year with Guinevere Weaver acting as President, Donna Lint as Vice Presidentg Annette Branch as recording secretary, Doris Johnson as cor- responding secretaryg and Mary Margaret Butler as treasurer. Organizing with about 50 members, it adopted a constitution, a point system for earning pins, and affiliated with the state and national clubs Among the outstanding things accomplished are: Sponsored Halloween Barn Dance, held a dignified formal initiation, helped with Cafeteria for 95 people. contributed toys to Kiwanis for Xmas party for poor children, went caroling out to County Infirmary with gifts of candy and cookies for inmates, established a placement bureau, sent the President and Doris Johnson to the state convention as delegates, bought a Betty Lamp for the Home Eco- nomics room, held a Father-Daughter Banquet. a sandwich, popcorn and hamburg sale and started a club scrap book. With this program for the year, it was certainly kept busy most of the time. It hopes for an even better one next year. Advisers: Mrs. MacFarlane, Miss Barshney. Stuclent Council I v'1- tnrc-J. Mirror Stall: lop, 'Pom -Iiins. Ali-iam-4-pi, l . Jumbr H426 Student fauna? and MITIOI Staff lil-grinning the school year hy org.1nizing' study hnll supervision, hull order, and school ggrouml order, the student council prow-edej through the yeair pl:uining,: zissenilmlii-s, pnren-s :ind the school picnic. For the first tion-, the council sponsors-d dzuiring classes for those who wished to learn to dance and provided nmtinci- dum-es every Tuesday and 'l'hursd:1y. The Junior High School news in the Mir- ror was capnbly handled during this ,fear by the stuff pictured above. They scoured the Lincoln building' each week for bits of news which would he of interest to the four hun- dred junior high students every other Friday. We are sure that these students will make good mzite1'inl for future Mirror staffs. T 1 it' . aye W 'VMI' ILHW: Mr. Holes, ,Xd riserg XVigol1t, I'res.g Hair ily. 'l'o1npkins, 'l'rm-ns. I,t-gg, Hzmsksu, K.-rr. 'iw' l2U'l I'llfxI IQUXV: tidy, Slly mlcrg ll ll rl r- v, l4.vi-rs. iiillllll. Alurpliy. 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The year is done but their melody lingers Band Parent 011-H honors at the CLARINETS Shank, Paul Borden, Stanley BASS CLAKlNl'l'1' Dalchow, Robert ALTO CLARINET Cofer, Myra Lee ALTO SAXOPHONE McNickle, Barbara BARITONE SAXOPHONE Tucker, Paul COHNETS Hickey, Harold Davidson, Russell .e ' Y -,254 -rap-v vga' SI A ' Wifi .1 '- . ... . 4 f-K4 f. 'f--1-.','3.'f'. 'H 'liffeziieww gf-'af 5 Y- L, - -...,,, -,' -. W. X11 -- .vs J,-.vt Flil-'INCH HOKNS Tucker, Charles Gaskill, Paul Alexander, Bob TKOMBONE liogcrs, Elaine, l'ERCl SSlON Coney, Richard Jones, Madelene Cloycl, James PIANO Rathbun, Estel STRING BASSES Lewis, Arthur Wise, Clare DIRl'IC'l'OTl Harlan G. Bond M ' ' V - ' ezfif l-Q 1 . .. , .. - ff '--g -,,-nas-fff. -T Min+, v '-42 ef' Y ' v--V' H- Jr blg., .... ., -fr--.Nd age' ' Tb' 'f'f' ,4. va.. 'was I '?,:v :jj--.ff H si . iff-tau bww We ' es , 112 ,V . - aw -bbw W' 1' 'iff S 1-'Z' 'E' .M , U 1 .,. vw 'V 95' T 'N ' 'f ' 77 ., L gs -A 4. . M .Jw - if-' X ' . 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During the football season. every game has a between-the-halves perfor- mance of snappy music and new marching formations. During the basketball season, the band, divides in half for each game. Sparkling' music, novelty acts and fancy twirling do much to make the games more lively. Throughout the year, the music department plans toward the spring festivals which come in April. This year saw our marching band bring home a well deserved first division rating in the state contest. Much of the credit for the success of the band goes to the untiring activity of the Band and Orchestra Parents organization, which helps raise funds for trips and awards, and lends a lot of moral support to the music department. ln addition to these regular activities. the band serves the community during' the year by playing' at fairs, in parades, for community meetings, and business promotion programs. Around school, the band offers an annual concert of very fine quality. And they cooperate in all school activities. Many assemblies throughout the year make use of the entrie band or some of its members. So for all these favors, We say, Hats off to the Band. Flutes Alnaden. lllarlrery MrBrlv.le. Dorothea Yonkman. Mary Oboe Ullnstcail L.:trry lflnrlnets Shank. Paul Futon, Virginia Linton. Doris Borden. Stanley Lathrop. Willa Gay. James Mott. Douglas Clark, Betty Green. Marion Twlchell. Shirley XVhceler, Joan Mead, Joan NVright, Donald liucther. Billy liesley. Elizabeth Donkm. Arthur Mills. Jean Alto Clarinet Color. Myra Lce Bans Clnrluet Dalchow. Robert 'relllll' Sl'lX0llll0lll'S Forester. Dean Miller. Priscella Allo Saxophones Arlington, .lean Palmer. Dean McNickle. Barbara Ilnrllone Saxophone Tucker. Paul Pereusslou Wise. Clare Corey. Richard Konst. Leonard Cloyd, James Blanchard. Cleo Kceslnr. Bruce Hardv. David Drum Malor Vure. J olm Twlrlers Parker. Joan Drayton, Ruth Carls, Patty Baum. Jean Caris. Joyce Color Guards and Bearers Barber. Jack Stowell. Paul Woodward. Douglas Green, Richard Bells Jones. Madeline Rathbun. Estel Johnson. Evelyn Cornels Raymond. Charles Hickey, llillljlll Hackett. George Davl-lson. Russell Enrley. Basil Xvatson. IilClllll'd 'l'runmets Marquett. Owen Sager, betty O!msl,e.l..l. Royce Snapn. John French lluv-us Tucker. Charles Gasklll. Paul Brayton. Robert Alexander. Bob Linn, Carl Bnrltone Rogers, Elaine Peet. Ora .w 1 ?.: r'-. V, .gr K A .fefiS7'Sr?',,i4 l 1,1 4x,,i,ffeLA, gf 5' ...,.!QUef4, bw. H' A1... 'l'lu- Maestro Harlan G. Bond Director of Instrumental Tromlmues 'l'homas. James Stansell. Carl Linton. Denzel Johnson. Maurice Shank. Richard Minton, Norman Davis. Wanda Jean Sonsnphones Ahrallalnsrm. Leon Frv. Leo Quimby. .lalncs Lenon. Wilbur. Dlreetor Ha rlan G. Bond Music , ., ..,,,f- 1 1 'I'HI' IIHXY: lfilluy, XX'uml, 17l'l'l'll'liNllll, Smith, Utis, Ilya-rs, iXlllI'tlllt'li, lruuvsv, lluimis, Hu- wn-ll, lieistrrr, llerih, XV:nlku1'. SIGCUNI, IIUXV: Miss li0llI'l'l1fi, Adviserg .lnlinsuih Hates, 'l'r:u-v. XYilvux, l:ll1'liiHJllf, Unmlmle, XVmuI, lllmsfn-alll. WNVIICUIOIK XVixs1w:1, lilllftvll, Nutt. ,,,, . f , . ,. , . Ilul IOM HHH: H. .Xlh-11. Ii. Allen, XML-nkly, l.:uynnmrl, Jolmson, ldllllli-Zl'i', Inline, Arlungrtun. S1'lllJlil1'I'. Dull, Alumrzuli, Alulirlmrdt. Hurst. SENIOR I-IIGI-I CHORUS If you were to wander into the halls of C. H. S. during' the first and third hours you would hear all kinds of music 'floating' from the auditorium, and if you should happen to venture into the auditorium you'd see Miss Carol Behrents directing' the boys and girls. Yes, she's our chorus director. For the first time the chorus had a party, and it was such a success they had another. The chorus worked hard this year to put on the following: programs: an assembly, a program for the parents, Christmas program, Christmas caroling, Fortnightly Music in the Home and Community Program Operetta, and the Twin Valley Music Festival which Was held March 25, in Albion. Evelyn Johnson was their pianist. Appearing' with the Glee Club this year was a senior girls' quartet known as the Four Tones. It consists of Pauline Gilfillan, Willa Lathrop, Charlene Schlatter, and Kathryn Clark, with Maxine Ellinger playing the piano for them. We thank the glee club for putting a song in our hearts. , , ,, . . A . ,. f .. I . , -. f . 1 -f ,Q-A-,,-. ,,. .A . ,,f -,M 5 I I 1' V- ., .. - ,L ,,. ,, ., gh--., .. , - ff . . - , ..,. .-.- . I , 4,,.fi.3,1.? 7,-J., I , Vg-,,g.:-1 V I K. , ,. ,H-, ,. .,.,.:,, ,Y., 5,x,,,,.,.,,,, , . I ' 'Af1+AH1j'f-f '- 5 -: -gi? 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Ifltm-lx, N'lbllIlL1', Il. lim'- rutt, RIIIVIN. XV I4IIl'l'l'I,l, XVvIls. IIU'I I'0M IIUXV: Yulxl, Curln-ss, Il:lA'111umI, ,luyru Curlvss. l'IIllXYII'l'ilI'I, Murclm-Ii, NW-rt. Iluwvs, lfisllcr, In-Il, Kyiv, Jones. l'l:n'im'is IiIIUI.IIl'I', Illlly Dunkin, .Xrthur lwslvy, lilizulwllu Mills, .lvun llulwrl llulll, 'l'ulrilI. I':nuI L'm'03'. Ilunnlll lfry, .lim Mir'Iw:lI, In-Ipllilw Ilnlvx, .Xliwv XY:IItc-rs, Mzlriun I54-im-mn, III-lun INISSIIIIQ' Iliriv Juhnsun, V4-Vlcxnlzl M:lI1:uI'I'0y, Ilmzn .I0:111 lCg'Ic-stun, xI.II'IIJ'II S1-lmlulmtis NYIIILIHI liuwo, .I:u'k l'1st0l'Iin0, lithvl .Ivan Ilnrltnm-s Ililmliner, Ilmmlwl Mcfmlncll. Max .P ,A--,Q ??f'g2sj H, - :-'-9k?ii,z:1fL'- INTERMEDIATE BAND Bells Ulmstwul, lxurnm Ifislwr, .luun I1-rk, llusvlnury Pcrcusslon Ilznrmly, lmvid lilnlu-Imrml, Marvin Wvstlmmli, Kunnutlx lmlvs-nl I'fllLI'l'IlC IIJIIIIUY, Iluycu 'I'1'0zul. Imx'icI Mzlxwoll, lla-u1'::u Swznrl. IIUIISIIQI SSIXUDIIUIIPS Ululstcml, I.1u'ry L'm'IL-Ss, .luyvc Curlc-ss, .Tm-:n,1111uttc Lua-ns Frrxnk I1 II lllll'llH XYONlInl'uuIi. Maury I,uu L'l':Iml:III, I,llXVl't'Ill'1' 'I'romlmm-s M1'Mir'll:u-I, I'ilIII XK':lIk4-V. Imlc- Nmlnm--, I'1rm-st f0I'lH'lN :ulnl Il'l'lIlllIN N Nm-I, Wilbur Linn, llurmlcl MIII4-V, XVIII!-TIT 'I'Imn1pxmm, Iiivluarul Ivy, Shirley Slrruwl. Knileryll ICIIIS, IZIHITIC RIIIIIIHIYIII. IHIVIR I'I'l'NtUll, fII'JlII,Ll'K'I' XViIIi:nms, Jerry XVI-Q-ks, If'rval Iiricky, Bobby Smith, Olyn ,iff-ffifa I,I., 1 I ififff Qfj-f'E7ff.5 ,QQSJY355 ' vl. -I 41. ,- V. . IIIII, T'i'Il: 'II II:lI'I:lS, Iiilly I 8 , bb f 'N' I I ,H X M' I N E x , I EQ I, I 2 , Q E 5 ' , I 23.21 V,... 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Coach Frizzo, Basketball and Golf Coaelm Nelson, Football and Baseball Coach Weeks, Tennis Coaclw Green, Track HIS 15' DE'MOC'R:4C'Y 4 Wai, 3 ' 1. 5 Y Q13 C i F16 Wa ' Y fwjqx x ,Q 'ln Q' Nth G f 1 r '11 'F J-4 ' R. '- M-...zmee aa-rg mer M A 3 ala-N 'Sf J K xii. 1 : .X f iL-a:-.hiv Lib .frf:3-.I4,3f:g-- ,'-3, ,.,1x.f+-,'.5'+ff::: 1- i - Qi 1.393 :v1f4,ggnl51gff3w - ,fgygjdpggg ,iluf-527511-.-ziaigeiei-f-.,,-A. x V' F--'i all ' -4 L-.' '5ffa.4e11-QL-:ff- 1- . -i ' ' 'Qffgdig 4 - . ' V .-f - ' AGL 25-Q- QI . i 4 i if . r- fi - -, ' -, . . 1 .- '- ,His Y- 5' f..-1. Q i'?:i1!:'f: -mf 'is-.-, A . .w: . gg hflum. Wftgch .-,,3,'1 1'n enilfi' gf' -G- -N fb :.,',4,g1,k1... D im nf, P '- -' Nw--fi. gf2' . rf-f f qi-JW, 1-in -N?-..-if-1-f':f-'ax1'Ei?2:2-ft-pf' 1, rm - ir H, ri., MXL. . ., V. , , N ,R A 'ull , 2 .ji :pix . fy: in ' . 1 li., - if 2 , r , ' Qzf. ts ,,.,..Nx. J, 1, 5 -715: v we wg Q A Q A A ,. 5-j,. .Q A, .'f-:!k2f: v'2 ir 1 -' -.B 1, , Hi' A ' ij .' ,fa f '-r. ' , 4, - fir. .'ii.j.e fyfi 3' i' ,I . V. f1i'f'+?i- ' 523'-i' 3 liiiili ' ,i.' 4' A' A' .,,,.,. 'i!'l. 'if ,, ,JV L- ,,l. 0,55 ' LJ. i MJ ' ' K 0195.6 , . -. i l N I 'xii 'M E i i .M if 5,14 A Lai ' + M il' L S .P fs f Sift, l IllS'l' IZUW: k'.il'l'. lim-I-lm, lHllIll'llil. I,e1-ilinn, I'2IlllU'. lireen. 'l'l1IlfI'lll'l'. Slanss-Il. iXlt'l'llIll1lll, SHKWPNID IIHXY: Davis. llnrrus. .X5lPlll'j', ll. Nt'KYlH'l'l'N, Gales, liellniny, l'ns1'ue, linrion, 'l'JllllPl'lllll'll. 'Vlllllll IIHNY: l'n:n'h Nelson, l i-rpiismi, I.inn, Zillllllllljli, llilliuel. XV:ia:m-V, Lytle. XY:ilsu11. Ali'X1lllIll'l, Ivixnn, 01:11-lx lL1'i9l'u', lv11l'l:'l'lI HHXY: Al1ll'SllJlll.,lillll'S, linrliy, Nl-n'en--y, Winn-nl. Nlilliinnn. Zinn: XIWNIN- foofba I tardzhals Last I'all the football squad reported to Waterworks park sixty-five strong: to welcome their new eoaeh and former All-American from the Uni- versity ol' Illinois, lien J, Nelson. Finally the day ol' the first game rolled around and the team got off on the wrong' loot against a very powerful Three Rivers eleven to take a 34-0 heatingg. A week later Charlotte defeated the Cards 20-T. Next came Hillsdale and the Cards were really on the hall and raving' mad to score a alll-ll victory over the weaker Hornets. A week later the Marshall Redskins rolled in to town to take a 25-0 decision over our Cards. A week later we traveled to Albion and absorbed a 333-0 defeat. Next we traveled to Adrian and showed the fact that we had not lost the hard fight- ing' spirit before being nosed out 26-22. We went to East Lansing' a Week later and fell -lil-U before a strong' club on a day fit only for ducks. Next came the mighty Sturgis Trojans for the annual football classic. With Dave Green leading the way, the Redbirds gave Sturgis an 18-T druhbing. The senior lettermen are: Harold Leedom, Jim Rowe, Bill Rzepka, Dick Asbury, Corwin Zinn, Loren Newberry, Dave Green fCaptainl, Gene Pascoe and Don Harris. is-rf za- s QF' ET - ' 1 ,554 . - f,,,, ., ,,..,., vt, .,,.' , ' - , , ' 1 . ' g,,-.g1-.- 1, - -Q.. A Q-Q3 --.- - -1 , -. -.jf ,gT',-71,-ff 1.....-s , -rw. -.iff 1, we-1' ff. gf- ,,. -1 ,-2 -- r'-5 ,L-5.-,, ,, -.5 N gf . -, .- -.,..,,,e , ,.,. . ,X-.g,-.4 -.ff ., A ,, , v x,.-'R . .,,,,,,.L V U 3.5, H . v- .N Va, , . , ,. Vs., . yn, V .J - ,., V 1--', gi, -,, . ,iv f - ,gh -wok f v--1' v.,.- ,gL.,,-.,,,,-.:-, L -rg.-'11, , u.,,3f-Q' , 'w-veg, ,,5,r ,' , U - -1' ' 1. , 5 .rr - ,. .-.U . -fc -- - , , , 1 - ., ri... Avg, , - - K...-f. 1. .-.-, -- -f . rn, .g:,- ff- -.. K. . 3 Hgh., -fl' -X -1,-' 'ri' :'- , .-'-w- ., - .- ,.,. -tv -. Q- R 1 , - xl'--' -'-fr-'., '-ff -1 W wi f?'+-sv-T 1' '- -3-'Jo' . M -serv Q -r'v-'win es :1 w-.-'1-'--ff-1 '-- --R' 4? Pe:11: .'-ff'-.-H---f f ' v f 1 - , , Aung.. T-43 1 - I .WI '- N -55.4.4-.T - . ,,,. ,i-. .g n ' :wg-5:43--7,, ' ff' ,- A , xy' ,,,- i, -2. - 1 ' GIKICIGN' .lSBl'llY l'.LSi'0l'I NEXYBIGIIIKY HARRIS ZINN embr Erkilkon 6reafs! The Coldwater Reserve football team started their season by traveling' to Reading to encounter the Rangers. After a bad first half, Coldwater came back fighting mad in the second half and drove to the two, one, and five yard line of Reading' only to lose the game, 14-0. The next week they went to Quincy and were downed to the tune of 35-0. Next they went to Sturgis and engaged the strong' junior Trojans and lost a heartbreaking' game, 9-0. About two weeks later on a Saturday morning. with a very muddy field, they defeated a Battle Creek Central reserve team 7-6. Finally on November 11, they went. to Union City and took on the Mar- oons for their final game of the season. After a hard fought contest they were defeated by Union City, 19-7. Their record for the season was: won l. lost -i. There were five seniors, who played their last foolball for Coldwater High, on the reserve team. They were the mainstays of the lineg Dick Carr. endg Carl Stansell, tackle: Bob Davis, guardg Dick Watson, center: and Dick Merriman, end. Other boys who played reserve ball were: Wigent, Dixon: Alexanderg Moodyg Linng Lytleg Zinn: Jones, Morencyg Wagarg Elli- get, Zabonick, Roby, Ferguson, Papke, Milliman, Rowe: and lVIarshall. Most of these boys were out for the first time but played very good football. Next year the reserves will have an experienced group to add to the varsity squad. I I IKHXY: llinm-II:u, ICIILLI-A Il':1yrl:ul1lI. Slvnlm. XX.1,..II I I I'UNI IIIIXY: IiilI'1rII.,llIlIyl',1l4'l'II,5IIIllI I SEASONS SCORES S, Lzllwvivxv 243 C. II. S. IIS W Ilillsmlxkh- ISU If. II. S. II .- Adrizm 213 If ll. S. IN l'l11'L-0 1iiN'f'l's ,IIS C. II, S. 21 Sn-, Albion ISI C. H. S. :III M. Sturgis 235 C. H. S. 25 --.. Mzwslmll 330 C. H. S. ISI W H L:1kvx'ivw Ilillsclnlu N-. 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V,,,.1,J:..:k . ,QM .1 , fl A - . .ff'- , 1 -M . : -: -:fnf,ti,- '+ - v 4. f'f 2'.z.. if , ' 1- ,- '1 4fI4FQ5'f' , T44 11 :,':m .1z+.:, WL - irffffgif-ss -- l,.f f'?i . '51-ffJ'fi'? 2ZTj': :vffff 'f?iU iff37qi ' f f ' 1 . . ,,1,,-E2 'viz' Qjiifxvvfviyi- .44 A:-li.:-A ,f,g:liQ.' , A 1 1-N. . V l ' . ,V 1 -V t ' 'wal 13:- ,iil.:,r,:+:-4 bt-5. fini ' -T' I ' 54 1 1. L, A ll Ja i xl ' A , . , :rfff . . .IIICSEIKVES 'FUI' RUXV: liylle, SilllllZ. Hill'l'ilt'li, l. l-l:ul'luli, Sifllllk'llU, llL'lllYl'4ll'li, Uuzui-li Nelson. Zlllll HUXY: AIIHIIIS, llilll. lilllfgut, liresli-X, lllllmley. Julius, lilllll, XX'ull'gnli-, Alum,-V, l'uIl:xl'il. VA ll5l'l'Y ZINII RUXV: Gilbert. hlilllillJl'l'Q l :iir, XV:utsm1, lbuplfe. l70llilIllj'. Irini-lin, Uimpvi-, Smith, Milli man, Mumly. llkl' ' l l'UM IIUXY: GH-ell. Aidllwuly, llzniwy. l':ns1-ue, XV. liuriun, 'l':1ppm-mleli, Tyler. BASEBALL BAMBINOS This spring Coach Nelson was greeted by a host of baseball talent. Many oi' the boys were younger and in all, sixteen boys represented the fresh- man and sophomore classes. The boys had little experience behind them, however, and dropped many close games. This year six teams composed the Twin Valley Conference. The Cards started right off on the hard luck road and lost four games in the last imiingg of play. A few of the heart-breakers were: Sturgis scoring' winning runs in the seventh, Lakeview 5-4 in the seventh, Marshall 4-3 in the seventh. The future looks very bright with all the Young talent. If the boys don't find jobs in industry, as nine of them did this year, the prospects are very good. Five seniors are playing' their last games for C. H .S. They are all see- ing' action and making good accounts for themselves. They are: Watson, catcherg W. Green, pitcher and first baseg D. Tappenden, outfield: Brockway, outfield: and Pascoe, pitcher and outfield. im,-,qs :mul wx' 'FOI' IIUXV: Jessup, Snyder. kV04lllXVIll'll, Conch XYeel4s, linprlo, Iiutlg-r, Chu,-4-h, 13U'l 1'UM HOW: Lxlurcncy, lktplce, Browne. Zinn, l4t'L!ll0lll, llill. TENNIS RAC KETEERSH The '12 Tennis season opened with such veterans as Zinn, Butler, Wood- ward, Engle, Leedoni, Snyder and Browne luck and two promising' prospects, Church and Papke. These netmcn o iened 'fr ' st Hat l- CH rl ..- C m C+ cncfa I N4 Q 5 cc 5 0 D4 rf- C 0 ,... V' FP ... I-' O 14 ... .., r-I G FY' F-1 L Q..- ff f: 4 .... rc Sz. --I 5.1: .13 J' :T !Ff if Q9 C iz.. '-P ae gn 361 'te Q-,IS OS' 53 .-1 5'-. mi'-1 f-0-'J O1 2 3 ? Z O 2 CP rf' F' C ! O 3 C C C 3 4-9 C rf 3- c ' 5' 'D rn F' I .. e 1 .O 2-7 3 EL' 'J 5 5' -I. FP :F go On May lil they traveled to Marshall to the Twin Valley Tournament. There determined to win, they toppled five straight opponents: Alhion, Lakeview, Hillsdale, Sturgis, and Adrian, to carry home the Twin Valley Tournament Championship. After this. the Cardinal netnien finished the rcmaining' season in fine style. Coach Weeks did a fine job of coaching even though he had his boys play a match with water knee deep on the courts which later was called Week's Aquacaden. Five boys will graduate this year but we het Coach Weeks will still put a good team on the courts next year. - .- X- mv 'W ' - w -' . ll - ..Q--1,,.1':g.sp-,+! ' :cvs-4-'-V,-Q'--1715:-ST-I-..-2' - - fl 21- H- V- V .,- 1 '..z-P'4-2--.1..f2:, -' -s-. 'Sikh' '-ff ' -+ -L . ,. f s rxf A' X . ' x- fmfbv ' ' If -- Hzaia23Q.Cf-'-4i'-'l'- , ' m5g?3fM ' '.,f?'?a? Q4:5f.:g4e53'f'a'5 ?:l3 Gai - ' NV Q ,- :E5'f'fg-31-gl- if-. 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NL-nlluu 'B ADVERTISING 'J f'S 1 Portrait of ELMER The Satlshed Man HE PATRONIZES OUR ADVERTISERS 'A' The Cardinal Staff Wlshes to Extend To the Advertisers Its Appreciation It Was Through Thelr Co operation That the CARDINAL Was Pubhshed EXCLUSIVELY Nl ll o a 1 APPRECIATION May the ASPII'3fIOIlS ofthe Glass of 42 reach the 30115 EYE 55' 14 OR IHF LIRADUA FL e Hfue I Iv I N :Hun un ul mls ll Hun nc A IINP OF OTH!-H IOVPIY ill' FS O D Chapman ll HI I I ll Compliments ofthe PHYSIGIMIS and SIIRGEGNS of Goldwater I 1 V1 1 Y X J - - ll ,I W . f ax ,oven .ine ul' lilgrill. Hamilton. Ya lal z I GI'lll'Il Wnfvlws 7 Ilia I0 .' om Hu' sv1'SNi' 'r Mi is 1 I I , I . 2 C : 9 n I U , , . . . C ' C . 41 I CA RL fi Nm. mm .Iumm'. 2. l'm-ok-n-Ium Sumv ln x Il lr.sI-p:11':nI-Iv snips Snilfh-s 5lIX1Il'I'. I I'w4. luis nn il Init HXYIIILL il 'I'Iu' g::IIl-upillg' Q.Z'lIJlI'1I Dobson Agency llonn- ol' Dl'IN'Il1IilIIIl' lnsurum-v Ou-r thu- llaulk on the South Sidm- I'Imne 69 FIIIIC -- LIFE - .Kl I'0 1'0Ill.l'I'iltllIIIIIUIIN To The Seniors Asbury Bros. G ll 0 C IC II I l'l S ilIl1I M IC .I 'I' S SHUI' SHOES VI' THE BEE HIVE -and- l'Im-nm-rs 7 'I'nilors Furrim-rs Iiill'llll'IlI' Storanzv .HI UllI'lll1'llI Ins. l,l'I'I' l'S I!I'IlII0llliI, Y0l'lI W.IlIlllHIl!l'1 Expert Qunlity IVOYIKIIIIIIISIIIII Shirts Soclu 'I'i4-s l'll0NI'I JJ Compliments 01' The Bee Hive S H 0 IC S'l'0llI'1 Ilavls News Agency f Rl I H0l XII Ill S Ill POT A Complete Lme of Magazmes Subscrlptxons om 4 I u 0 Sinn nut Lnllglatlllatiolls S1 nims The Clty Market I1 l' TILL? PHONE. IF ITS PHOTOGRAPHIC WE CAN PLFASE YOU Gust Studio 9 Q MONROIL ST Ihone 870 Gr und PI071 Loeatlon Comphments of Coldwater Unlt of H1llsdale Mfg Co I I fl ' 'N H' Q Ph - 'Il ff- 93 V. CIl ag: Sf. 1 ...I N 1 . I, Us '-' O MAX D. ' IMP 1 I 11 I. l'zxpt:nin Ibzew-----Sc-llim's, 1-vm-xltllully. 2. I I ltl I N: A II fl I 'l '-II I.'I'I I ll : I : I M. ' l .Iv 'll'. 7 W I H . J I I I le. 1 . I J 0 u ' 1' ' ' uhls Drug Store II1 munbu II Il If I ou I ll! 1 on I ll LUMBER COAL L01HDIlI'l1Cf1I.S t I7'LaC:'amEL I I mute M41 Good Luck, Seniors' LOI11DIlfl1l,l1tb Goldwater Brass Foundry L omplmu nts II IH s Pratt COI'pOl'Elt10l'l J ' ' In h E I. , a , ,fl I!-f .Iu!I Iillll' ' Ii IC S 'I' W I S II IC S T0 ' 'I ITIASS Ulf' 1912 1 . Q O. IIUIIIIIX Shop and 0lH'I'ilIOI'S ICH: W. IIIlI'ill:'l SI. Url I' a 'l'. I 'I . IIIl0Ill' IISI I I zu I f U avr w I s n ICS Johnson s Food Store WHI' RE YOU BUY FOR LESS Phone 40 Compllments Denny s Grlll COLDWATLR S MOST UP FO DA'1 In P I S1 3URANT 0UlI LONl R iTULA1l0'Nb F0 CLASS 0F 194' Some of U wlll soon be under new man agement Fresh thoughts and stronger mdep ndent energy nny ne requlrnd L and healthy and prove you are a rea' ul1V6 oak in the forest of 3 tion We wlll al ways try and help you on your feet w1th shoes and to put punctxlmous effect n your clothing Altogethex Look natty and continue to push and to wave the American Flag Sincerely T A Hilton Qftaduataan watcfwi ,in mn on un llulm 1 ll 1 still lil KICSS Jewelry Store 30-mf! 0 the oldwater Bar Association , . 1 1 J , . L is ll. , , , -. , A I I A 1 I . I .V 0 make good. Let the opportunity be thrifty ICI-r' - Ili 'It - G . .H 11 - ,,, - A- - N f 1 .- M . - fl - ly I . . n i . w , ' l The Branch County Savings Bank ORGANIZPD IN I II mbu P deml Dep II Imam up Col pm 'ztu n COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. M. N. Dull Dr W E Slmmonds CHIROI RACIORS Nt H :plum NN b1lll0Ix Goldwater llpholstermg A I lb S lulk lhune -'lib QUIIIDIIIIIKIIIS ol The Star Market I I0 Homer Furnace 81 Foundry Corporatlon I I P 0 I I U ML' ' ' we '1 'YS' 1 L 'll 'f ' , , H K. ' '. 1 , . 1 . Yzlrslly lhlskvllnslll I I I'lDXX': 1' : 'I I ,'. , I:1l' ', I lI,.I1I' .IJ'l 'll:. .X I: li XI: 4. Ii I'I' Nl Il XX': XX': ': 4, l': I l'I :I '. X':17: ' 1' S 'I , Imrl I l' 0 N ill .X 'I' l' I, .X 'I' N S TIN' H09 ol' LIIUIQ an n el ' a ' ' l li. U. If-If N1-l'I'0N. llI'0ll. ' S. ' SL. ' 1 ' UIINU IIAITUII .I TIINS T0 THE UI ASS 0F ISM YOU WIII l'IND YOUR '. III 0l7I III'I lu ' McComb s Shoes UIMPI IMI WTS UI' THI4 errlt Food Store Artmttr illlemnrmlz Glnlhumtrr Hllnnumvnt Gln IE Q lE1h5nn numvr Qlnrnvr Glhmragn :mil Clllag Ertrrrtn ac s Pharmacy SUDI Bill I'I 0 0 I I I UPI INI I FI' Ii S FIRST IIATI DRI In '5'l ORI Nl U A'1IO H QIISI ' W B Van Aken The Kerr Hardware Company WISIIES YOU HP HTH HIPPIINI SS lull Sl CCI SS J C Penney Co TIIITTITTIIN of fha Pllflll FIIIIIIV HIGH QUALITY I OWI4 SI' CASH PRICES Sm nd nt luuuy s and S ne LOMPLIMENTS OF THL Goldwater Cleaners A 1 v Y 4' J A AA K , 1 w AA A WI . TIIR III . Z IIS! M n IN 1 . . . M , ml' A A ,- O 1 I . Y ML . bl 'I'l. ES 1 Y I 1 91 1 4V nv 9 . ' A 1 A L I -, 4 0 O , ' rv K1 1 G . - CO IRA 'I' L ' NS T0 T IC HI US IF ISHL . . O O I V , 1 1 11 ucwxl lass 1 , 1 'ff' I at I 1 , qui' . . . , , .. vi' . in ...Vi .- at H, . I A I .' - a J .'a '- K lPllltIN KRISTULRVI The famuly boasts a tlue allstocxat Blue rlbboncd velvet gloved La Relne then cat A sxlvu smoky Pexsxan coppen eyed Fellcmtous adornment fox fneslde She waves hen plumed tall luke a questlon mark As lf to punctuate the fuellt daxk Then settlcs down to atavxstlc dreams A ball of fm on then health rug It seems Then' homage she accepts as Just lewaxfl In her domam they are the vassals he The glaclous queen who rules them purrmgly Eve Dubonnet Yafetqand .'f0w.oce b u IM' The Southern M1Ch1gHD Natlonal Bank Munhu l't4l11nl Iltposit lllilllllllll Loup SHATTU CK Funeral Home I Omplllllt nts of rs Carr Sz Carr 0Ntl0lHltllil Pllyslcians and SlllHP0lli tn N Momot bt Phont UNL R a'lULA'1IONS T0 THE CLASS 014' l2 Youx Commencement IS not for the dura tlon but for the rest of your llfe Wt' Wish You the lit-st ol Luck Tihbets Theatre DID lx Sl NIORS 011 I' POLLGCK S LUMBER and COAL IH M' le., I 'ill ' ' mn-'L Y Y YY 1 I Y A A . A K I ' . . .' . Y . . . ' , I X 1- u 1 I , m- , X . . 1 , v ' -s 1 w , For beauty such as hers should be adored. COmplim6I1tS of . K 8 , S -1 ' x J , . .' ' ' .' L' n' ' A - w N 1 U01 Ill C T0 . . ' ' . ' ll... L' G L' X ' ff , C I 1 ' ' V V V ' 0 Y Q I+o1 Gr-ulumium SIII II FI II I DUNI UNI PI 'WS Alu SURI T0 lILAbl:. Martin s Book tore I H PHI 'I I' BIIONC1 T0 IOU Johnson s Clothlng IIIII XIII I hlltl S LOMI' HLIH I'0lI HHIDW IRI' AND bIl'Tb P1194 Bm P0041 II l+Il Confnle nu' A1 YOUR NEARBY KROGER STORE hvery purchase IS guaranteed to glve complete satlsfaetlon and you WI always find Budget qavmg, Puues Gwnmdunwfft ag WL Qeniwu W ' E V. I K .' 'L 1' 'I' F 1 . I, .' 1. , , ,, .l. C.ES' J K I I . , 'II I ' 1 0 V Y Y' U N . CC Bros. ,, , HAI 'I am ' ' .'H0l' ' ' It 1 - . I u We .Kim 'I'o I-are I Y ' T 1' U I T0 WHOM IT MAY CONLERN She has consndered well your offer slr And she regrets to state she must defer Declsuon tlll some later date Perhaps With slow tlmes passmg your deslre wlll lapse She hesxtates ln sheer sol1c1tude You know her only m her party mood A turquoise gown ln Ill00llllgl'lt plnk champagne Camehas golden shppers musucal refram 0 what about her other self whom you Have never met? To know her IS your due Kmd slr If dxsnlluslonment sets ln Retratt your offer safely wlth a grm You might dlsllke her strlpped of gayety The party garb she dons habltually Be warned' Shes Just a book devourmf, mouse Sad mefflclency about the house She gives you leave slr to retrleve your dart From her romantlc, unresxstlng heart Eve Dubonnet LOMPI lMLN'I S 01' Sears Roebuck 8r Co Vlsll our Catalog, Order Desk Oven 1500 actual samples of materlals to see and feel before you buy 9'W Llliulgo St Lolduatu, Mich N1Ck Lopez 8r Sons PBFSH l4ll0ll'Nl ILI Lltl KM LDNCHIS WIII IM KN LIl0l,0I KIPS PURTRHTS and LOMMl' RLI U PHOTO!! RSPHX Also Hllull IRADI' Pll0'l0 l'lNlSHlNl h raduatlon Pictures Phone 406.1 Coldwater, Mich MMY Tal ons, Du ssnmkq ls M nu Fvpert Workmanslup Smtlslattlon hufu mtcul 74 W Chlffrlgll St Phone 256.1 Coldwater Mlthxgan 1 lDSl'l+l'D 10 1 blttlll S1115 ale Rogers The Bicycle Man 1 w N Q ' I I l 1 v Q .. . Q -k- , r . . . , . . . ,I - u 5 I ' 1 , -- b- . ' nv . 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Olmafead cQ bean MA U FA C'1'UItIiIl ICE lI,ll1iYl'lt0Ill'C'l'S lint Ihshes Fo The SKIIIUIS :Haydn 4, Bakmy WIIEN T0 QUIT ADVERTISING When And When And When And When And When And Whon And When And Then And the grasshopper ceases to hop the cow quits bawling, the fishes no longer flop, the baby stops squalling. the dunner no longer duns the hool owl quits hooting, the rivers ever cease to run, the burglar stops his looting, the vine no longer twines the skylark stops his larking the sun no longer shines young men quit sparking the heavens begin to lrop the old maids stop advising it is time to shut up hop quit your lIVel'tlS'lI lg' Atlanta Constitw ion Compliments of RUBY S rug Store Compliments of Goodyear SCFVICC Pllonv 'H7 'N W Chicago bt 'Io thi bl iss of I042 TRIBOLET 5 8: 10c to S1 Pi L Punk Pliom ' RCA Victor Radios and SCFVILC Kelvmator REFRIGERATORS RANGES WAQHLRS IRONILRS , . a . . D V D 7 livst Wisllos and Future' Sllcci-ss ' i 'iff ' - ' 'Le '. ' Aw. -29.1 Jay Sandwich Shop Earl Lavengoorl, prop. ll E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Mich. Congratulations 'ro THE CLASS or 1942 OODW RD'S I G A STORE Grocerles 81 Meats lllurm QllllllY :ml Pooele uc lnuptnsnc lNh RI Pl'l RT F L MCCONKEY FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE 11 EAST CHICAGO ST PHONE 790 J COLDWATER MICHIGAN Your Duty It lb thc p xtuotrc dulv oi every one of ua to scrve our country ln some capaclty You senlors ln hugh school can servc tunl md accoununs, posltlolb Ill the de ftnbe mclubtxy and g,0V8Il1l116l1t INILRN I IION ll LOLI l ll Srhool ol Lonnnuu lf on t Il ay Ill lmlianu COl1lDl1lllLlltb of Goldwater Steam Laundry Compluucnts of The Coldwater Dally Reporter O O O . I I v s h z u qv i 1 I i ,I , . . fi I ', I IRV ' 1: 4' A . X Q l'h1 - 77 '. , z .' ' . F , . . , . ' ' . your country well by preparing for secre- zv.z 1 H .kr - , . ' . ,- . XYYYP YIYH V I 1 lqiq 1 ' . ' nt' . ' , .I-h ' . ' - 1 ! O BFST II ISHPS nom 4, Qauu, Taylor Chevrolet Co Illl' UN ll l 1'elLph0nt I COLDWATI' R MICHIGAIN 1 IVIHDIWI XINI Reservc d would be the word It you were lost bhe was 1 tllllbl. solt and somewhat shy Fon speeth to tom her eharatter and d1g,n1ty That quletness And yet hex hfnr was tossed Back from he1 head wlth quite a gypsy fm And longed to know some madtap love affair To stlll then turbulence and g,1ve them rest And I have setn her un the early dawn Wlth eyes upralsed to where the eagles soar It seemed her soul took fllght to be the pmwn Of wmds that howl above our earthly score Por hldden somewhere III hex mmr self Were passxons unexpressed hke famt perfume That hes neglected on some hldden shelf And Wastes lts fragrance on an empty room W I' Thomas S II ISH T0 IHI CI Kbb 014 I04' Mlchlgan Assoclated Telephone Co Lompllments of Montgomery Ward 81 Go Suu lhth Smh Lyons Rexall Drug Store Ion ss D0 I H lno HIT H tIMDI' Gerrtetmy, Mashon Dorsey Go Oppos1te lure Department COLDWAFI R MICHIGAN W 1 Y I1 1 1 Al I ll U SER ' 'I .' . .L HRS j 0 r K I . 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' 1, 0F 1 000 IUQK QENIORS Firestone IIOMI' ak H10 SUPPIY S'10llL 11 W Chlcago St llns, Sporting hoods, Radios xDlllIllIll1N artm rothers JOHN DEERE PHONF 506 L0 l'l'SSl0, IS ll llllll XMVNIIS Clldlllbdl Wh.-xt a gypsy on I could be rf Id try Id xlde the roads of liommv Id ramble through the rye And klCk the moon wlth sliver hmon And all that sort of stuff Sllllllghl, at noon ld sure feetorn A bracelet round my Lulf Oh baby Whit a. btlollulol A Lxoubadoun were I In all the would thou ul lst ll A more l'0ll1J.l1l,lL guy Were I not huppmel to do As dull COIIVKIILIOII blds And plod bohnd a plloelesb ule And foul full fabhroned krds' I C0ll2.,l1Ll.lldtI0llb o tho successful Lompletron of thus lmpoxmnt part of your lrles work We Wlbh you even renter buooebb rn your future work Hard s Grocery J s luoss lrom tlu lllgh Smhool' ia' Q rin Ideal Wallpaper Store S lll0llI01 St Loldmntu, Mlmh Shots 'FII It P It Because lhey Are Frtted by X ray not Us Show You Our Style Sl oo for bmduatlon Luedders Shoe Store lll'll'lIlN Qualrty Sprung Products, lno. 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